The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 12

“Court this morning and ” Messenger Found Jewelry in Hallway of the Count’s Hotel. the room of ‘Count at the Hotel Netherlands, John Vasquez, sixteen, ‘Miessenger for the firm of, Revillon ‘Freres, furriers, No, 670 Fifth Avenue, Was arraigned in the Yorkville Police pleaded not ~ Vasquen denied taking the Jewelry count's room and maid he | all his right teeth and none on the left. , eae BROKE COMPENSATION LAW. Former Baker Fatled to Take In- surance and Gets Thirty Days. Hyman Newman, No. 228 Broome Street, formerly owner of @ bakery at No. 94 Pitt Street, was sentenced to the | McDonald since he assumed temporary 'e| Joseph Schwab ordered the discharge | that the leader of the band, all negroes, Te bictiny. He-was convicted on the charge that he failed to obey the compensation act which makes it his duty to take insurance to cover dam age cases, nS dO RERRTER MOUTH TWIST THE CLUE. Suspect Showed Only Right Teeth in Talking, Says Robber Victim. | Tests In connection with the unauthor- ized strike of railroad workers in this The peculiar “way in which Stanley| region have been made by Department Hill's mouth moves when he talks led| of Justice officials. They took into to his arraignment in the Washington | custody Paul Kluvo and William Scar- Heights Court to-day along with three vill, the latter a negro, and charged companions, all on charges of robbery. X. Shimakawa, a Japanese, of No. 642 Lexington Avenue, sald he was taking his flahcee home on the night of April 17 when he and she were held up in West 140th Street. He lost money and Jewelry amounting to $1,000, He sald “Shooting crapa on i em ith s, group of friends constitutes no orime,” ied. the Magistra: —— U. 8, Seizes Two Pittsbageh, Strikers PITTSBURGH, April 23.—Two ar- and fuel control act. was & man who when he talked showed With that description the police arrested Hill, whose home is at No, 210 West 14lat Street, and three others, nel SHOOTING CRAPS NO CRIME, ‘Twenty-Three ‘Taken in Raid Freed by Mauintrate, . The first raid made by headquarters detectives “over the head’ of Inspector charge of Inapector Henry's, district blew up to-day when Magistrate of twenty-three men arrested at 1.30 A. M. in a crap game in West 54th Street. Detectives of Chief Inspector Daly's GIRLS’ Feankiin Simon 8 Co. Fifth. Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets At Reductions of $11.00 to $21.00 Of Men’s Wear Serge, Suede Velour, Velour Checks or Silvertone Velour Regular Prices $29,5° 0 $39,50 : OUR REGULAR’ STOCK _ Reduced for ‘the. first Belted Coats-and Flare Capes NO CREDITS GIRLS' COAT SHOP—Second Floor For SATURDAY COATS AND CAPES 18.50 time this season SIZES 6 TO 16 YEARS NO EXCHANGES - Franklin Simon a Co. 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