The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 27

DIG UNDER FLOOR; GET $55,000 SILKS Police Alarm No Barrier to Fourth Avenue Burglars Who Loot Two Establishments. Two silk robberies aggregating $66,000 were made known to-day—not by the police, of course, but by the vietiens. Between last Saturday night and Monday morning burglars got into the establishments of the Howard Silk Mills and the Pilgrim Silk Mills, both at ‘No. 409 Fourth Avenue, The door was protected by an electric alarm system, but they cut a hole in the floor in front of the door and another in the floor behind it, thus making entrance underneath. The loot was worth about $30,000. ‘Tuesday night burglars got into the loft of Jacob David on the seventh floor of No. 12 West 21st Street, breaking through a sheet-iron door, and got $25,000 worth of artificial silk. As a result of increasing losses by the Silk Association of ca, No, 354 Fourth Avenue, yes- formed a new insurance com- known as the Textile Transit nee Company, which will issue nee to members of the associ- who purchase stock. THEATRE THRONGS SEE FIRE RESCUES “Smoky Joe” Martin's Son Helps Carry Mother and Daughter to Safety. While an after-theatre throng, at- | * tracted to the spot by the flames,! watched through opera glasses a spectacular fire in a five-story apart- ment house at No. 568 Lexington! Avenue, firemen, with the aid of ar extension ladder, rescued Mrs. Ellen Hester and her daughter, Helen, who were hemmed in by the Lluze in their rooms on the fourth floor. The fire started in the basement of the building just before midnight and swept upward through an air- shaft to the top floor, where it mush- roomed and spread through the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. William kKromer, who succeeded in escaping down the stairway. Mrs. Hester and her daughter were awakened by the smoke, but found their exit blocked by flames. Fire men Joseph Martin jr. Thomas Walsh, John McQuade and Charles Cole of Truck Company No. 2 accom- plished the rescue. Martin Is the son of Assistant Fire Chief Joseph Mar- tin. who arrived while the rescue was in progress. The damage was estimated at $5,000 by Assistant Chief Martin. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1920. “* Rockefeller Jr. Gives Y. W. ©. As! $300,000 FOR GIRLS’ HOME. and opened un- r the auspices of the ¥. W. C. A Mies Katherine C, Budd, architect, has charge of the alterations. \}, WESTCHESTER NOTES. | George Lambert has been appointed Corporation Counsel of North Pelham, of which village Deputy Sheriff James Reilly is the newly elected President. Mrs. Franklin Montross, Supreme Court Clerk Montross, has been ii! for several days at their home i, ny Feckenin, ' Headache Pome ail bose of Sheriff Nos- N 1 4 i omice will have @ drill at the White Plains Armory. fon next Monday euralgia Lieut. Peter W. Soetemon of Yonkers will be in command. Miss Ruth Fiske, daughter of ex- Mayor Edwin W. Fiske of Mount Ver- non, has gone to Nashville, Tenn., where she will remain until after the effects of a broken hip sustained last June. Miss Margaret Delaney of South Tenth Avenue hag returned from a trip to New Haven, Conn. Miss Margaret Tyler of South Ninth Avenue, Mount Vernon, is visiting friends in New Jersey. of “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” proved safe by millions for Toothache Rheumatism Safe and proper directions in each Bayer package. Take without fear if you see the “Bayer Cross’ on Tablets—Genuine! 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