The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 11

WOMAN. BLKS RIVERSIDE DRIVE - APARTMENT THIEF Burglar Grabs $35 and Flees In Visit to Fashionable - District. The fashionable section around Riverside Drive and 98th Street was aroused early to-day by the screams of Mrs. Anna Byck, who ts visiting In an apartment of her cousin, Harry Aarons of No. 815 Wost 98th Street, @nd who was awakened by a burglar im her bedroom. The thief gravbed Mrs. "vck's Docketbdo«, containing $35 and i. from the window of the apartment, which is on the ground floor. Mrs. Byck’s screams: brought Policeman Cannon of the West One Hundredth Street Station. He found a ladder at ‘a rear window of the Aarons apart- ment, and that the thief had muffled the elevator bells and turned out the hall lights on the ground floor,’ The elevator man was not in sight. While the police were going over the ground James A. King, colored levator operator of the building, walked in. In response to questioning he said he had been visiting friends who worked in an apartment at No 24 Riverside Drive. Detectives were told there that nobody .knew King, ing was found on him, John Carroll of No. 334 West Mth Street was arrested early to-day on & charge of participating in the theft of fourteen tubs of butter, worth $500, the North River. Jewelry and money amounting to more than $300 were taken yesterday from the apartment of Florence A. Brennan, a former actress of No. 503 | West 1224 Street, by thieves who jim- | mied the door, <A bull terrier which Miss Brennan had left at home when she went for @ walk was beaten into unconsciousness. The tailor Shop of Harris Kahn of No. 860 De Ka late Saturday or early Sunday, 2 WOMEN LAUNCH NEW LEAGUE! New York State Body Urges Votes for AN. @ wna. ». vr. 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