The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1920, Page 6

YS DISCOVERED EPING IN AUTO sst 8, Youngest 4; Roam treets Until Tired While Families Seek Them. » fr. and Mrs, Ja:.:8 Fairchild teft } home of Mr, Fairchild’s father, W. Faire..::d, No, 6 East 66th at 2 A. M. to-day to motor to thelr home on Long Island. they started to get into their tour- ‘war ct the curd they noticed the Pp robe was missin; from the front Ep Mrs. Fatrchila opened the door and 9% the Goor was the lap robe. She ined it and naw t... sleeping young- ‘and then, on the fron! t, was od a third. Mr. Fairchild ve slowly so as not to wake them ‘ke found Policeman Dan Noble, el went to the East Gist Street children, all boys, were car- in still asleep and presented to Jack O'Connor. While they still rubing their eyes, the coffee cakes Ldeut. Jack bad sent " arrived. The feed loosened c tongues, but the cidest was as spokesman, said he was Rudolph Gerand, re eight, of No. 231 Bast iéth Stroet,| and the others were his littie pals, | Ernest and Tereno ‘Terans!, sjx and }t four, respectively, and brothers, of No. 226 Bast 56th Street. After wohool yesterday, he sald, he saw Ernest and Tereno and went (o call on his cousin, | They don't know what time they started home, all without hats and only the smallest boy with an over- | coat, but no one could be found at) either place. The boys didn't know} their families were out trying to find them, and etarted roaming about | the neighborhood. They stopped in tie yard of Rudolph’s Schoo! in East 57th street, and filled up on water, and resumed their journey. Finally as they reach- ed the Fairchild house little Tereno said: “I'm so sleepy,” and climbed in- to the automobile, When Ernest saw his little brother was asleep he put the lap robe over him and curled up beside him, Rudolph couldn't find room on the floor of the car, and took the front seat. demativattipnennisas LOSES HER $15,000 GEMS. Woman Pat Bag taing Them | on Taxi Driver's Seat. | It became known early to-day that ‘Mrs. Nell Bassett of Chicago lost be- tween $15,000 and $20,000 worth of Jewelry between the Pennsylvania Sta- tion and the Hotel Biltmore last Fri- day night, when she arrived in the city for a yisit, accompanied by her husband and three friends from Chi- cago. 1 Fhe jewelry was tn a small black | leather handbag, which ‘was placed on the front of a taxicab beside the driver, On arriving at the hotel the bag was missing. date 80-Cent Gas Law. 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