The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1920, Page 10

esp aecsiinte a eee r ‘Othe vate detectives employed r private een LLD FOR BRIBERY ve Actuses Le Veussove, Ex. Hush Money. eric Le Vauasove, twonty-eteht. Concord Avenue, Bronx, wee tas term in Sing Sing and one in Penitentiary, was arraigned to- Jefferson Market/Court charged ive Harry Hanley of the Tr with bribery and receiving stolen Hanley, posing us a porter at the ie Building, West 28d Street, the prisoner tnd offices, ing in the building yesterda truck backed up with . He volunteered to pad it. There were six cases of woollens Ponsignd to Deering & Millikin, No, 79 Leonard Street, which the police claim stolen from a pier. Hanley de- Le Veunsove made out a check ve him the had showed his badge. “What shall I do with the $2,500?" Hanley to-day, and the police say ‘Veussove replied: "Oh, I don’t care. Give it to charity. 10 STRIKE HERE * ONBRITISH SHIPS. Loaded—No Indication of | Fi Walkout. | Sorhe threatened strike of 3,000 dock ers, some of whom at a meeting Vorontea Hall. Brooklyn, last night a resolution declaring they ould stop working on ships of Brit- feglatry until they had forced Eng- J to recognize the Independence of , withdraw all troops and re- Lord Mayor’ Terence MacSweney, © Malina to materialize to-day. VAt the plers of the Lamport & Holt Steamship Company and Furness, Withy @ Co., Ltd, in Brooklyn, it was re- ported 1,100 men were loading eleven Bhips soon to wail for England, There was no indication of a strike, The Executive Committee of the peel | ternational Longshoremen’s Association fook @ firm stand against the threat- strike, saying the men should lve to the pending agreement with thelr loyers. "The police have no information of any wach meeting ea been held last Buebt at Veron TWO DAYS’ RESPITE | FOR THE ANDERSON The fifty-four tenants involved in whl | _ three-cornered battle regarding posses- | sion of the nine-story Anderson apart- Ment house, No. 102 Wogst 80th Street, ‘aie secure in their tenan¢y for at least ‘two days more, it was declared to-day, Irvin D. Neustein, chief clerk for Che~ purg & Cherurg, counsel for the tenants other than the Andersons, stated to- Guy he had been notified that Stoddard | & Mark, counsel for the new ownern, file In the Fifth District Munici- pal Court to-day a petition for evicting the tenants, The hearing will be held fn two or three days. | , Although the tenants were entering @hd leaving at will yesterday, private detectives were on guard at the front *door throughout the day and night, and, @ patrolman was stationed nearby to any person who attempted to ter againgt the will of the oopepants. new owners Sarai a block away, Svangelica; Bishop and ae ia HARRISBURG, Pa., Sept. 8.—Rev. Dr. |. B. Hartzler, formerly Bishop of the inited Evangelical Church and editor many’ years of the Evangelical, the Organ of that denomination, died Bis home here to-day, aged eighty, lingas of some’ months. Dr. r was at one time a colleague of L. Moody, noted evangelist. Cash or Credit} OPEN EVERY EVENING I) Holzwasser H Talks No, 607 18 Is to announce to of Mew York that behing i for . Embree, repre § Dr; ait Vessels Soon to Sail Being . SYNDICATE TO BUY ists Seek Fifty-Mile Trolley System. Stepa are being taken to-day by & Joint committee ne and Nase to act with to purchase h Shore Trac of Que tion Company's network of trolley lines connecting Flushing, White- stone, Little Neck, Port Washington, Manhasset, yn, Wille, Mine ler villages ola, Hempates of Long Istand At a meeting just night at Mineola attended, among others, by William ng Nawaau capital- tate, tt rate with & Quee Perry o' Loomis Allen of 8yracui price. Allen, who is manager of the Syra- eure and Suburban Railroad Com- pany, has been negotiating for some time for the purchase of the North Shore line with the Stanley Interests by Ira Le e from C. & definite of Cleveland, present owners. The |* line covers about fifty miles and the purchase price i= reported to be from Be 000 to $400,000, iain 126 SALOONS—ONE ARREST Agents Say The: Soli- tary Albert Schiff, bartender In a saloon kept by Allen J. Borstein at No, 22 St. Ann's Avenue, Bronx, was held! in $500 bail by Federa] Commissioner Hitchcock to-day. He was the only man alleged to have sold liquor to any of the 100 Prohibition Enforcement Agents sent out yesterday to 126 Hronx saloons. Lacking search warrants, the dry agents, after being refused «drinks, locked behind the bara with the ,Pro- prietors’ permission. In only one place, they reported, Uquor found, that of Richard Gans, 2374 Third Avenue. Gans and his tender, Sigmund Hochfelder, served with summonses. tr were ID STOLEN GOODS NORTH SHORE LINE) Bic of Giving Him $2,500 | Long Island and Syracuse Capital- | WARNING! 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