The evening world. Newspaper, August 24, 1920, Page 8

SUFFERERS WITH : MONEY HE STOLE Coulda’t Resist Temptation to Take Funds Left With Him * “For Bank Custodian. James Clark, fifty-neven, suffering from tung trouble, who has been liv- ing at the Progress Hotel, No. 12 Chatham Square, was arraigned in the Tombs Court to-day charged with being a fugitive from justice and was held for extradition to New Jersey, for the alleged theft of $860.64 in cash fnd $750 in checks, , The complainant, Fugene Dody, Sustodian of the Second National Bank of Hoboken, stated that mer- ~ ghants, motion picture men and Others have been accustomed on Saturday nights to leave with him at fin apartment above the bank money to be deposited to their credit Mon- @ay mornings. He had employed * Glark temporarily as a cleaner in the ‘bank and thé night of April 5, he said, the stolen money was handed to Clark, wio disappeared with it, Clark ‘Was seated on a City, Hall Park bench fast night when arrested. “Someone handed me the money to give to Mr. Dody,” explained Clark. “I tried to reach him by telephone, but it waa late at night. He didn't answer, Then for three hours I Wrestled with such a temptation as, an only come to a sick man to whom Money means everything. Finally the Banshee got me and I left with the money. I went to Sullivan County. “I made good use of the money. I found @ poor man in the last stagés of consumption who wanted to die at home and staked him to $100. Others T helped too. Now I'll simply have to take my medicine. Never before have I given way to temptation and I have never been arrested before. This time my feet were swept from be- eath me by an overwhelming tempt- @tion. Now I ready to pay im the only way I can.” a Stabbed by Fellow Workman. James Sullivan, of No. $16 Bast 118th Street, a beef handler @t the Armour Plant, Brook Avenyve and Kast 166th ", ith is abdomen, Michael Marino, of No. 5 Kast Iblst Street, a truckman, was charged with felonious as- FHE EVENING and ons | Shoots Mers¢elf Haniiing Revolver. ryt fo. at train at 10505 | gomte mirert: igeldontaly whol herself In ile bi atne, a it. NEW WAY TO MAKE ARREST. person. prey, mut se? a Third Avenue ele 4 Thrown tate |Street inet night by Sabato, enormous strength. ol Corner TiN Poltce Ca’ Charles Rose, alias Tolnhar wales lank he fad no home, was arraigned [fo yon in the Went Farms Court to-day on a} lgrand tarceny charge preferred by Jo- President of the Con, Co-Operative Corporation of White Plnina Avenue, allege) that on April 3 3.07 of collected renta and |way entrusted to him by directors of |/him ny. t reno was managdée for the cor- ' who|Walting pom # 224 Street’ Station pariy to-day Hone vanisher! [three men bad arated Wm into a hall:| Relea Ne ee lie early, ton t | The loss eatimated, at $2,000. returning fone binge started on the second floor and} Mra. Carrie Arita, sixty, of Ni ening. ry 409 Btagg Street, Broa was Confined there. B. Altima & Cn. 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