The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1921, Page 11

HOLD-UP MEN JUMP ON TAXICAB 10 ROB WOMAN OF HER FURS }" (Continued from Page Three) Station, who had heard Mrs. Tafbot’s cries as the taxi neared Broadway. ord. It is well known that hundreds of. taxi drivers now operating in this iy g g A ° Tho police record of James Fox shows that he was arrested four times and discharged, each time. On Sept. %, 1916, Fox was arfested on the charge of felonious assault. He was discharged by Magistrate Krotel. Tn 1917, he was arrested on a charge of grand larceny; discharged by Magistrate Ten Byck. On Feb, 1, 318, he was again arrested on a grand larceny charge and discharged by Magistrate Marsh, Nov. 2%, 1919, he applied at the Secretary of State's Automobile Bureau for a license to @rtve a taxicab, He was granted this license by the Commissioner? of Licenses, deapite the fact that Fox's finger prints, sent fram Police Head- quarters, Were in the Commiasioner’s possession. On Dec. 15, 1920, Fox was again arrested and charged with stealing an automobile. The Grand Jary did not have sufficent evidence to indict. Fox pleaded not guilty to a charge ot robbery when arraigned before Magistrate Mweetser in Jefferson Market Court, and-was held without la ‘ball $o await the action of the Grand Jury. Fox said he drove Mrs. Talbot to two restaurants on Sixth Avenue, where admittance was refused, and then drove to d4ih Street and Ninth Avenue because she wanted him to purchase tiquor for her and he knew he could get it there, He went into the galoon, Fox said, and when he came out, found Mrs, Talbot stand- ing on the sidewalk outside the taxi. She told him «about fhe fetibery, Fox declared, and told bim to drive to the Pennsylvania Hotel and while ‘on the way there, opened the window and screamed, attracting the detec- tives. Another robbery occurred at 4.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Madison Avenue and 42d Street, where thoumnds of pedestrians and cars pass hourly during most of the day. Mrs. Arthur C. Doane of No. 471 Park Avenue, the wife of an engineer, was driving an electric coupe and | ‘no tlt was halted by the jam of traffic awaiting the police signal to pro- ceed northward. Suddenly the door of her car wes opened and a thin, shabbily dressed youth thrust his head in and said, “I'm destitute and need money.” Mrs, Doane waved him off as she was about to start the oar, but the man grabbed ber purne which was lying on the eat beside her. “Then he siammed the door and ran off,” Mrs. Doane said to-day. “I drew the car as close to the curb as I could and jumped out, trying to see which way he went. He seemed || lost in the crowd through which | wee making my way, so I came back to the car and there were two po- licemen with the youth between them. “I had no difficulty in identifying him. Then I went to the Bast %th/| Street Station and made a complaint against him. I was told to appear in YorkviNe Court to-day to proas the charge. That is an unpleasant task as the boy must ibmve been in sore OFFERING IN Made according to Sizes 11 to 514, serges Worthwhile Savings They are in all respects suits for the strenuots red- blooded boy of today, who loves his playtime no less than his school hours. The parts that bear the heaviest strain bre reinforced. Koch standard make through- out. Sizes 7 to 14. In tweed mixtures, of brown, green and gray, Norfolk models SKoch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an —— ESTABLISHED 1860, KOCHeG. 125th Street, West SENSATIONAL BOYS’ SHOES Only 300 Pairs at the Price 2.95 standards, of tan calf. Solid leather down to and including soles. An Interesting Sale of DRESSES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES At the Special Price 12.95 A splendid variety, embracing models developed in the newest style tunic and straight - line effects, ery and gay colored sashes. 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