The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 17

ii THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921." BRINGS SON RICHES; |ATTACK POLICEMAN |P. 0. THIEVES GET 4 YEARS.|SAYS HE SAW HER SET FIRE.| | ocstnnenenlte GEBROOK LYN GaUSUa EU and had brown halr and plexion. He ware a gray suit and pink underwear. On his lights c and FINDS HE’S IN JAIL| GUARDING SALOON After One Incendiary Blaze Tenant | chest w two horse By ee an Watched and Stopped Another, Eq Mother Who Gave Up Boy When |Three Men When Refused Liquor After a alight fire of incendiary | = P N , to El ai Jump on Patrolman for Ralph Rosenberg of No. 836 Whit-| origin In A five-story peearnanty No. | ° ‘ ‘oor Now Goes to Elmira tI lock Avenue and James 1. Duntay of| 65 Hast 103th Street, early to-day, the "| y to See Him. Donnelly. No. 263 West 112th Street, who pleaded | tenants were afraid to go back to bed. | ONE OR CALL TODAY. i Patrolman Michael Donnelly of the| guilty to stealing $69,000 from the Postal | Sitting up and ene John Shapiro, ; 1% FULTON itl BRIDGE STREETS After elghteen years’ separation] Ajexander Avenue Station, guarding a| Savings Department of $ n 1 of us | ji Dhiicitenn a heen Pate ed| RY Mrs. Lillian M. Robinson of Church] raided cafe at No. 297 Hast 136th] post Office. W' ears old), roll up tt Het and | Feprescntatlve wilt call with Ey London, landed in New York | Street, was attacked last night by three | for sentence, Fede: start another fire. | § AS arrested. mplete line, of sampics, kd ia days ago to offer her son the|men who entered the place and were| “You ask tor sympathy, but you had| | She denied the and was locked | 5-Piece Slip Covers Bi Fle el up in the Bast 104th ation. |p Made ¢ " ize; large selection i : Benefits of a recently inherited|ecused Arinks. Donnelly was severely |no consideration for your family when pacetdel AL ella Made to, orders anys 5 To-morrow—Sale of a Special Purchase! cut a 6 you stole this money. You have cost} FE oe t and bruised tole this moi You h t f" Ei Patel ‘pe Patrick Laughrey, twenty-nine years| the taxpayers enough money to poy the| DIES FROM MORPHINE. DCT TY Vales 8! fn calling upon his foster parents, | old, of No. 391 East 133d Street, and Jo-| salary of the President of the United recel vy ed to-day wo RY ’ ‘Mr. and Mrs. August Schaller, No. 350] seph Corcoran, twanty-cight years old, | States for a year, of my Salary for ten) Suffering from morphine an unidentt- ES By Far the Season Ss Best Values in ‘Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn, she learned | of No. 2493 Third Avenue, longshore-|¥°"{he disgrace that has come tipon you | fed man, well dressed, about twenty-six for the first. time that Stanley|men, were arrested and identified by| and your family, but Twill Have” to| 9 old, collapsed last night on the Donnelly as his assailants. make an exam: you." platform ‘of the set Station of Bchaller is serving a term in the| POMely o8 Nis wipbell, bartender at|._They were then sentenced to four] the Second Avenue and died in ry rs each in the Atlanta prison, The| Elmira Reformatory for the larceny| tne cate, refused the men whiskey they|foney’ the men stole they” lost i of jewelry from a friend of his foster| went behind the bar where Donnelly | gambling. Tolga, se fost * inches. Call). walehed parents. rent iting: knocked him. down and | On hearing Mrs, Robinson's story,|kicked him, then fled, Laughrety and Judge Bayes, who sentenced Schaller, | Corcoran were found hiding in a yard 100% erfect gaid he would take the case up with | back of the saloon. Gov. Miller and seek to have the boy Ler EE ee Serie sia his others cecede | RICHMOND WILL HEAR HYLAN Every Packet of Cat Stanley is twenty-two years old. — Mrs. Robinson, said she gave up| Mayor to Speak at Park After Flag 4 5-Plece Re Uphoteret her son when she and her first hus-| Day Parade Next Saturday, oF tatign, eee § Dand were impoverished. She mar-| Mayor Hylan will address Staten Isl- lnc gt snp, New springs ried again in England and, coming |anders after the annual Flag Day parade inv fed fae biehty ‘ae into an inheritance recently, deter-| next Saturday afternoon. 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