The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1920, Page 17

WITH BANK'S $947, BOY MILONARE” ~ STIRS BROADWAY Dorgan Caught Through Girl He Jilted—Sent Back $44,000 Checks, " Charles J. Dorgan, the eighteen-|§ year-old Brooklyn youth who went to work for the First National Bank at No. 2 Wall Street about the middle of February, and is sald to have dis- appeared on March 3 with $947 in cash and certified checks represent- ing $44,000, was arrested early this morning in a dancing academy at Broadway and 46th Street, arraigned in Centre Street Police Court and sent to Tombs Prison in default of $1,500 ball for exa:mination on ‘Thurs- day. Following the boy's arrest it be- weme known that the checks he started out with on March 3 had come badk to the bank on the follow- ing day by mail, postmarked Brook- lyn. He was charged with grand larceny and carrying a loaded revol- ver. Although, detectives said, he had made a clean breast of it, he en- tered a formal lea of not guilty. For three weeks, Detectives Merin- Bola and Kalbfleisch say, young Dor- @an, at an expense of approximately convinced a small part of hat he was the son of a multi-millionaire. “With a roll of nearly a thousand ollars,” the detectives quote the @lender blonde youth as saying, “I knew I didn’t need the bother of the checks and sent them back. t “I hired a room in East 125th Street, bought clothes enough for ding trip and started out to see t life I had been told abc the game I visited the ¢ emy. I saw so man I didn't know which According to the de picked one too many love with a sixteen-yea good family, who, dazzled by e night ond 708 Gite the “Ritts entivonaite” ‘This one isa ‘blonde, and everything went nicely until the night the little brunette appeared. Dorgan, the po- lice say, switched and never came back; and it was Miss Sixteen who Wrote a letter to tho police telling them where they might ‘learn some- thing to their adv Dorgan lives at Avenue, Brooklyn, one of four boys and girls of exc pu- tation. Until his arrest everybody in the neighborhood was sure he was the victim of foul play. “I waa an awful greenhorn when I started,” said Dorgan, “and didn't know that some of the swell mob I was mix- ing with were w than Tam. One night the gang tried to clean me, think- ing I had tho 00. It was hard work to convince them I had sent tho ch back. After that I bought the Dorgan’s arfest caused quite a ren. sation in the dancing academy. The music stopped for two minutes, “SYRUP OF FIGS”. CHILD'S LAXATIVE | — ae Look at tongue! 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