The evening world. Newspaper, August 6, 1920, Page 5

> CATCH ONE OF TWO » sey City, with a knife wound in the} } Ho when they got off the train at Com-| « oinbig hen RNEprnmesuetemnign secre mae at or) ‘ x THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920, ° WHO GOT $4,000 IN TARRYTOWN HOUSE ‘Mr. and Mrs, Luke and, , Daughter Identify Negro Burglar In Chicago Jail. | CHICAGO, Avg. 6--Leroy Green, thegro burglar held tn the county jail, was identified to-day by. David L.| Luke, West Virginia wood pulp and paper manyfacturer, his wife and daughter, as the man whu forced his ‘way into the manufacturer's home att Warrytown, N. ¥., on July 17. | Green was arrested on July 20 when & pawnshop proprietor to whom he had! sold @ diamond became suspicious and walled-the police! Jewels worth $10,000 and $400 in currency were found in his pocket. A key to a bank safety de- posit vault led to the finding of the other jewels. In the early hours of July 17 two men,.believed to be negroes or wiite men wearlng black masks, plundered tthe Luke home and thied to enter five ther homes in that part of Tarry- town.’ One robber, wrapped in a mhite sheet and flourishing a, re-! volver and a knife, backed by another Jean similarly armed, drove Mr. Luke | end three daughters into a bedroom | and locked them there. They pur- sued Mrs, Luke, who had fled to the | kitchen, and at the point of revelvers forced her to open a jewel safe. She falnted when she had obeyed thetr commands. ~The robbers took the, Jewelry valued at $40,000 and fled in ® waiting automobile. | They tried unsuccessfully to break! ¢, (iito the nearby homes of Col. Rob. ert Clowry, retired President of the Western Union; William Fletcher, | Superintendent of the Clowry estate; | Wiliam A. Buckley, Mrs. Harry Purdy, in Archer Place, and Frank Husted, in River Street. A police dog frightened them away fron the Buck- | Jey home and Mrs. Purdy’s son fired & shot at them which drove them eway from that house, Many finger. | prints were left. . celeste KNIFE USED IN QUARREL. + Benjamin Robinson as the Rew Benjamin Robinson, years old, of No. 200 Columbia Heights, | Brooklyn, is in the City Hospital, Jer- twenty-seven arm, the result, the police say, o¥ being Btadbed with a pocketknife by John B.| Street of No, 241 West 106th Street, | Banhatian, The men had an argument on a Jer- sey Central train, the police report, and muntpaw thls moming the quarrel was renewed. St: was arrested, HAYS TO MEET SUFFS HERE. | Connecticat Women to Ask What | G, 0. P. 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