The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1921, Page 4

hereasing wickedness and | him arrested and he was in-| owned by F. J. Hangen’, ion of people in genera! | ‘or grand larceny In the first | Robert Edwards, crashed into |his desire, he sald, tu produce a play} automobile at Jamesport, L. 1. lara ieee oul bri ——— night. With Rangen, three men wer FOUR HURT AS TO a reite yis GkaLeniy Onn Cs 4 SMASHES ANOTHER |; rond, and) awards turned tar out 1 1 1 world, which, according bce rote === CONVICTED BROKCR, putlinved bh off lie i «| Driver of Zig-Zagging Car Arrested | one wheel of Hangon's cat. ‘The othe: | BUT NOTWIT WITH CASH Gn tie at Jamesport, 1. 1h, Charged | er was ‘ont ea Sees ives With Intoxication, | Joseph Ziminiski, all of Greenport t inside Information, When] RIVERMBAD, Lt May 31—our| MUS. sagem und arreated nin cha P to deliver stoak of money | men were injured when an automobile | of intoxication Court Reciites M More Thar: | Lip Service for Man Who sienna eee ' Robbed Woman of $3,250. . James $. Rollow, fifty-eieht, 9 (eo) (eo) Stock broker of No. 269 Macon Screct Brooklyn, was well represented by mind Prosperous friends when he was ar- | Faigned before Judge Rosalsky in the | Court of General Sessions to-day for fentence. He had pleaded guilty to Misapproprinting $3,260 Intrusted to hum for investment by Livelyn Blan- ehard, a playwright, of No. 256 West | Mth Btreet. The court had received a dozen | letters from men of high standing | 4m professional life in Brooklyn ask- ing that Rollow be let off with a| light sentence or a suspended sen- tence. The letters recited that he Rad been a credit to Brooklyn up to this time and undoubtedly would] mever offend again Similar pleas were made by persons in court “But,” asked Judge Rosalsky, “what about this young woman who jus been defrauded? | am told the de- fendant cannot repay her o penny. “Has he only lip service friends? ‘Has he “no friends who wii! go down | into their pockets and help him re.) pay his victim? It appears to me| that these respectable peopi¢ Wiio ask that there shall be no punishment | Meted out to a man, who has stolen | $8,250 from a woman who has worked hard for every penny of it have a Peculiar point of view.” Roliow’s friends held ai wanference im the court room and asked that sen- tence be postponed until June § In the interval, they suid, they will see if they can raise some money. Miss Blanchard said that Rollow Visited her in July, 1920, und suid that he was grieved and shocked at 34th Street—New York Will Close Out—Wednesday About 250 Misses’ High Cost Street and Afternoon Dresses Sizes 14, 16 and 18 Years. Also suitable for Women to 36 Bust. The Entire Group taken from Regular Stock 30.00 Formerly to 75.00 Included are the most successful models we have shown this season in Taffeta, Georgette, Canton Crepe, Foulard, Tricotine and Poiret Twill. A wide choice of wanted colors. 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