The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 8

TW OUDUR _ Within Stone’s Throw of Police Headquarters. The attention of Police Commis- @ioner Bnright, fresh from his vaca- “tion, is called to two hold-ups, suo- cessfully stagod in the early hours flo-day. Spindon Pamentio, quaffing a cup “0f coffes in his all-night restaurant, @oclock, was rudely disturbed by two men who entered with drawn re- Wolvers. They marched the food dis- penser to the kitchen where Ferd Kepos, the ocvok, was partaking of ham and oges. voice to a wild howl, whereupon one of the robbers fired two shote. One @ the bMlets lodged Itself in Kepos's right leg. The thieves then dushed to the cash register, took $60 and de- Derted in a taxicab that awaited !iem outside. Bamentio says a woman was In the machine, Kepos was treated ai the Roosevelt Hospital. Alcoliioct Gennaro, tweuty-elght years old, of No. 386 Broome, Street, Teported early to-day to the police A.M. he was held up by two men at Elizabeth and Broome Stree's, two Dlooks from Headquarters. When he refused to give up his money and jewelry, he sald, one man @lashed him across the face with a “razor. Then while one held him the ‘other took a $100 diamond ring from is finger. His wounds were dressed by an ambulance surgeon from Vol- ‘uunteer Hospital and he went home. It became known to-day that early last Friday thieves stole dresses and cloaks worth $15,000 from the boft of Max Maitz, No. 14 West Sist Street. | ‘The aime thieves also entered Sher- man Bros., dealers in embroideries, in the foft above, and etole goods to the value of $5,000. . Thieves last Friday night entered ‘the office of Dr. Pratt, No, 40 West Mth Street, out through the wall to * the loft of the Extra Size Shirt Waist Company, Inc, and stole goods ~_— worth $10,000. - Furs valued at $6,600 were stolen last week from the delivery wagon of ‘William Jackman and Sons, No. % West Mth Street, while it was at Lexington Avenue aid 39th Street. Seven young negroes, wearing entered the pouitry store of and Mofsovitz, No. 19 Hast U87th Street, on last Saturday night, and | the customers against the ‘wall at the point of revolvers. Raibbi iter was ordered to open the gafe. When ho gaid he did not know the combination he was badly beaten was Harry Mofsovits. The thieves fieok $450 from the safe, which was net locked, and $400 which one of the wy had hidden in a shoe. " Highwaymen ‘at Work Almost ' No. 460 West 42d Street, at 4.30]- At the sight of the guns Kepos gave | that as he was on his way home at 4) = ‘ $4,000 in Brothera, makers of de No. 220 West 42 : afternoon the Manhattan pany, No. 7 lancey and Cannon 8,000 which he w fold taking of ra ent Street nt und stole | ves entered the hy 1 Goll- | Last ‘Thursday Herman J. - at No. man’s fur and millinery sho) Saturday night of c worth $800, — ——— 4-YEAR OLD FEUD ENDS IN KILLING Long Buried Vendetta Revived When ‘Lanzone Came Here on Way to Italy. 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