The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1920, Page 10

‘NHrInN : etdent caused the abandonment of the H a | | enterprise. if all Following numerous safe burglaries | downtown, all of them indicating meth- DRIVE 10 ROUND \IP — men, the attack on | morning Included SAFE ROBBER BAND. | | Detectives Scour Downtown | ; Districts After New Raid © Below the “Dead Line.” | Following an attempt to force the|| @ate of M. T. Horn & Co., at No. 114! Park Place, last Sunday or Saturday || night, Detective Sergeant Finn and! &® Group ot detectives assigned with| J) him to curb safe robberies downtown, { || etrested tén men at Mulberry and Canal Streets last night. | The prisoners were to-day held in| $2,600 pail each, before Magistrate || Marsh in Tombs Court on an affidavit alleging suspicion of burglary. | ‘The identity of “James Mall,” one || ef the ten alleged robbers held, was | | established by the police to-day as {| James Martin, who recently finished a term in Sing Sing for the attempt- 4 robbery of the safe in the Metro- politan Insurance Company office at No. 543 West 145th Street May 14, 197. The explosive charge used by Martin then was so strong that it||[) blew him and his confederate || “rough the back wall of the office, injuring both so seriously that they were in hospital for weeks. AN the recent safe “blowings” have indi- gated a recklessness in the quantity of explosive used. ‘The attempt on the Horn safe. which contained thousands of dol- Jars’ worth of sheet gold for the making of gold pens, was unsuccess- ful. But the outer door of the safe ‘was blown to picces and the inner Jocks so damaged that it took four- teen hours for experts to open them. Blood stains on the safe and floor indicated that at least one of the was injured and it is be- Neved by the detectives that this ac- ! of | Models, 29.75 ‘the Horn safe convinced Finn that a/men capable formidable band of veteran safe crack- | under in ers had directed the whole series of robberies, He sald the group of ten/ th arraigned at Police Headquarters th was blown open in Ss To open a charge account on which you may pay as little as $1 a week, we are selling Women’s & Misses’ All Wool Jersey Sport Suits at $ 2G: fe . 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