The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1921, Page 11

ers — re | FOR" BABY CRIME BLAMES MOTHERS WAVE" IN BRONX Magistrate Calls Calls Them the Real Criminals as Boy Bandits Are Arraigned. CHEAP MOVIES SCORED. Urges Use of Strap to Nip Juvenile Delinquency in Its Early Stages. The Bronx was stirred to-day by | Magistr Max Levine's assertion in Morrisania Court that “there ap- te pears to be a genuine baby crime wave in the Bronx,” to which he Jater added the comment: “I think the mothers are most to blame. The case which evoked Magistrate Levine's outburst of indignation was one against Sidney Seigel, sixteen yeurs old, of No, 764 East 152d Street; Abraham Stonders, thirteen, and Michacl Freidman, eleven, next door neighbors of Seigel. These three boys were chargg@#@with a bold daylight hold-up of Mrs, Amelia Bloch of No. 983 Beck Street, whose pocketbook, containing $31.65, was snatched from her hand as she stood on the street talking with another woman. “A certain type of modern mother,” Magistrate Levine gaid, “seems to think more of gadding about, gossip- ing with neighbors and attending cheap motion picture shows than of raising boys and gtrls in the way they should go. It is the mothers of this type who are the real criminals in eases of this sort.” Detectives Herman Meyer and Mi- chacl Hezney of the Simpson Street Police Station, following that three boys had been seen di roll of bills In a yacant lot, Keigel, Stonders and Friedman. Seigel was held in $1,000 bail for further ex- amination to-morrow, while the other two were turned over to the Children's fociety and will be examined later in the week in Juvenile Court. “The combination of cheap motion | pictures and negligent mothers : produced a condition of Wild W crime here in the Bronx hich ean | be curbed best if women will use the strap on their w rd sons at the first signs of ous dereliction,” eaid Magtstrate Levine. ‘In the last two weeks I have been impressed by the number of cases uf small children caught in the commission of crimes. It looks as if we are having a baby crime wave. “The fault seems to be with the mothers. The fathers, having to pro- vide the living for the family, must necessarily be away from home, and the children are in the hands of the women, If mothers pay more atten- fion to vapid amusement than they do to the well being of their children it is not to be wondered at that the yeungster’s go ast “When I was a boy ‘on the east side the place had a bad reputation, but there were no children commit: | ting crimes in those days. Our moth- ers knew how and when to use the cat o' nine tails, and we all had to a ti eccount for our time and our move- ments. In other words, family life was real. There were no yellow movies and cheap pool rooms for boys then, and there should be none now.” PATHE EXCHANGE BUYS PARIS CO. Americans to Control $7,000,000] ‘They Meet in Brooklyn Siree Concern and Develop % —Suspect ‘Arrested. tific Side of Films. | ‘The police investigating a mys- In one of the most important] terious sh affair that took plac motion picture transactions in| litte last night in ylor Street near] recent years, American Stock-|Ledford Avenue, Brooklyn, where two holders of the Pathe Exchange, Inc,, |Mitomobiies appronched eu h ‘have acquired a majority stock con- Sone ADS hehe ee SHEA TWEED Os trol of the Pathe Cinema Ltd. of |ChAnEO) and om) man way ounded bu "Paris, a $7,000,000 company. A cable cite from Paul Brunet, President of the cael jAmerican company pletion of the deal. deen in Paris for ‘Hereat’ announces com- Brunet has Mr, ¢ ©. Lynch of No. 120 Broudway. Lynch heads the group of American holders taking over the majority P Puller of Couder' Bros. also accompanied Mr. Bre Mr. Brunet will continue rent, a position he has held for than a year, He plans to give employees more yoice in the direction of affairs and m ular attention will be paid to de- xelopment of the scientific as well as ne purely educational side of the | ginema, | more the actual partic- WINS FREEDOM FROM) A DRAFT EVADER In Name Only Gets Marriage Annulled—First Its Kind Here. Wife se of What appears to be the first case here where a young woman p: ed an an- pulment of ‘her marriage on the ground that her husband went through the e mony in order to evade the that granted to-day by Justi wan to Sylvia Bugoff, No. Blevet, against Samuel. ’ » testified that she married Samuel fon June 17, 1918, and shortly after he ted her to go away to the country, She | ‘did s0 On money that she had saved, re- maining aw cluiming t , Supporting and living with fed In being place? in ¢ hin far as fighting wan concerned © said that she never Tred with her husband, or did he sup. wat her, He did not defeud the action ev A More optimism and less pessinis tle propaganda is needed by sales- | ¢ {men at this time, according to Mr. | | Bartlett. | Cashing in on the present is Mr last July was 16 cents. ¢ A pas- tourizad milk will sell for 17 cents, loose mili 9 cents. The announcement by President |Fox followed anno ment of the July prices of the Dairymens League, which raised the cost to the dis- tributing companies 25 cents a hun- dred pounds, equal to forty-seven quarts. shootin | make a real dish of what seemed to be SELL NOW LEAGUE TO SPEED RETURN OF GOOD TIMES = —.— Merchants and Manufacturers 74,048, Organize to Keep Goods ioe Moving. diate thauingatinér and 1 Mogue ‘and a [AU St touts In an effort to speed the return of | Ym SEES, A eae industry to normal conditions und to BAGO Ney | Dees) Walker end the present unemployinent: prob- GAMES TO-DAY, Jom, the Sell Now League has been Phitadetphia at Pittsburgh, formed by merehants and manu Lailaea) at St. Louis, turer This body, with headquarters — At No, 119 West 49th Street, Includes | lah hy te AUS i ; : : j clube, ube. . PC, in its membership leaders In vir CHAIARE ccd) 2 AB IOWPON csc ee. ally every branch of American busl- | wew York....34 24 .886! Chicago 25 30.458 ness endeavor, Washington ..34 27) .597/St. Louls.....26 33 441 Tho principal object of the league Boston ......27 25 .819| Phil 1936 345, is to encourage therchants to turn GAMES YESTRADAY) = over thelr stock rapidly in order to Soe ce M210 02100 3 bring greater production, and there Ee eee eer eke ahs idan, lies fore me widespread employment The league will foster a general sales]! CEE at campaign throughout the country in| Oud Nuaate: every form of merchandise, Inten- sive selling is to be the motto. The Executive Committee, of whirh J, Mitchell Thorsen is Chairman, cludes banker utomobile men, Clubs wet Pittsburon «37 18 New York....36 22 4 026 +28 27, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 20, STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL LEAGUE, GAMES YESTERDAY. ooo oo goo1—8 8 8 ‘ 0 Davis and dy “seunon ‘nd GAMES TO-DAY. estate operators: and public officials, VEER Ot) Repeat ehinaaetht Among them are Francis H. Sisson, eee ees Vice President of the Guaranty Trust INTERNATIONAL L Company; State Senator Nathan] cups Straus jr., Senator Arthur Capper, | Baltimore John N. Willys, President of the | Buttate Willys Overland Company; J. H. Tre- | ean goe, Secretary of the National Assu- ciation of Credit Men, and O. W.| rochester, Bartlett, President of the Club of Chicago. “{ think the time ‘is opportune for the merchants of the country to ren- der helpful service looking turn of normal conditic vigorous Capper xecutives' to a igh a jenator ns th ling camps 1 | | | Bisson’s view of the the Ametic: MILK PRICE SAME; FARM RATE IS UP Will Not Pass Raise to Consumers in This City. The price cf milk to consumers will remain during July at the June figures, though there has been an in- crease of a half-cent a t, which | the distributers will pay the farme This announcement was made to-day by Patrick D. Fox, President of the Borden's Farm Products Company. Grade B pasteurized bottled milk will therefore remain at 14 cents a quart, the lowest price three years. The price of need that f: foro | Distributers on July almost mills AUTO LOADS OF MEN IN PISTOL BATTLE Open Fire on Each Other When arrived a woman neighborhood pointed to a walking in Bedford had been in one taken 1 rraignet lives in the man said he He was te of the f Margy Ingen, Vederal Court Clerk, Dead | ends of Harry Von Hagen, for] rwre than fifteen years Clerk ‘nt Federal Court. in of ba rupley proceedin Make a Dish Out of a Trifle, )W fast the “left overs” accumu: late. How often you waste them, ‘They are just as good as the parts | vgs. ave nice. Siete “odds and ends” few drops of LEA & PERRINS SAUCE a few trifles, | Send to Lea & Perrivs, 241 Weet Street, New York, fur "Seasoning Suggestions.” Over 150 good cooking ide 8) West Virginia Dia. Jersey Ci Syracuse, 7 Newark, 7; Syracuse, 5 (second Bulfato, 13; Reading. 3. Toronto, 6; Baltimore, 5. GAMES TO-DAY. 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NUDD SAYS HYLAN Is SHADOW-BOXING Crilic of Unsanitary Conditions in hools Declares Mayor Fights an Imaginary Foe. Education Association criticising the unsanitary condition of school build- Howard W. Nudd, director of the association, declared to-day that ings, the Mayor was "shadow boxing with un imaginary foe’—the Gary system. Mr, would at+ to hold Mayor Hylan respon- for the condition of the schools he assumed office, but he should Ve held responsible for the failure of lis glowing promises of four years ago, The condition of the schools is | Worse now, Mr. Nudd declared, than | it Was when Hylan entered office. | ‘The Mayor's statement that his Ad- ministration had spent more for Nudd said no one tempt | sibte | | school repairs than the Mitchel Ad- | ministration was figures produced by Mr, Nudd, who claimed they were officlal. The! largest sum spent for school repairs | iv 15 years was $1,550,542 in 1915 in| the Mitchel Administration, Mr, Nudd declared it would take from. $8,000,000 to $10, 000,000 to D put all | disproved = by soy SH In reply to Mayor Hylan’s condem- | nation of the report of the Political) |the old school buildings in proper condition, He inquired how, in the face of a | the current fiscal year, the Board of | Education could possibly fulfil the | promises made by President Prall | that the conditions complained of by | the survey would be to a great extent remedied during the two months of vacation, —— GIRL HURLED INTO - CARPENTIER CAMF Little Martha Fails to See Favorite and Her Father's Auto Is Wrecked five, went to Carpentier's camp with her father, Martha Broger, of No, Kast 3th 8 at Manhasset, L. 1, | pierre, yoatorday |her fellow-countryman good luck, |the French pugilist, had gone yachting, | As they waited a touring car driven by Jack Baker of No, 1185 63d Street, | Brooklyn, turned a corner and swerved toward the Broger machine. Before Rroger could lift his daughter out it was Struck and wrecked, Martha was dashed against a fence surround | ing the- Carpentier camp. at the camp lifted the girl over the fence and she wan treated by Gus Wilson, Carpentier’s trainer, Martha went home with abrasions of her left and a cut lip. reet in an auto to wish 7,000,000 school deficit for | But, ‘kill bis wi 1921. “INSPIRED” TO SHOOT, |SHOT IN HEAD WIFE, HE DECLARES Policeman Paroled After’ Wound: { ing Woman in Sight of Their Chikiren. the Shooting. alibre bulte cir, passed through hla te who sald he had a “divine injunction™ ¢ to kill his wife, Was arraigned in the Stapleton, S$. 1, Pollee Court to-day |{8 a wall behind him, th and paroled in custody of the Staple. |! brain and fractured hie skull ton police on a charge of felonious “tana, Are Rmuzed at the lay Feuptiac | uasault His wife was slightly gud Mrs, Marke Wibtiski, twenty-four, bulle pat The couple With thee three chi dren lived until last Wednesday at | Mechante «witnessed »: huavand, Walter, witness, Ou Mrs Park Avenue, Manhattun Kane took the children and . Mrs. me of her sister, O'Nel!l, Now 4 Place, Tompkinsville, 8. 1. © went there Whereabents yesterday afternoon and fired on ment Appotatment, ft not for the fa Abdun- Nur he Ho shot. Mrs. ne fell and her husband thought he had killed her, He ted phoned the police, then gathered the children about him and tried to con- them until he arrested. Kane, after recovering con- t that solo Mrs. was sciousness, stid she had left her home because she did not like the ne borhood, Kane said he went to mas yesterday and was there inspired to Hand a ; man a a Wee Chesterfield and he'll grin and sa ‘They Satisfy dut here's the point- let him smoke that Chesterfield through and the smile will stay put and he'll say~ ‘By Golly— wire Bi ad They Satigfy 1 ” ~hand one to ) yourself and see LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO Co. BUT STILL LIVES}: Victim's Skull Cracked and Bratn| Torn—Woman Arrested for last night entered hia} 1 and lodge bullet tore | Phy- | clalms it who it held as a Kupt- | Patrolman Bernard Kane of the, TRENTON, June 20.—Viehaet i ee vata, thirty-five, of No, 41 Mechanfe Char reet Station, M t harles Street Station, Muntiattan. | steer, is alive deapite the fact tat a Assad in air-tight packages. Also obtainable j in rosnd tins of 50, vacuumseated | | writ, of attachment jaker jerty belonginy to the ly, Syrian official was ine in how from Justice for the amount claimed, and new Nurs claim. A tranatation together with an amdavit he LS td that FASHION Tun Growing TREND of fashion in clothes, in shoes, in everything we wear is to things comfortable. But, particularly, shoes, And this explains in part the tremen of Ground: that’s bull lines. Worn enthusiasts, today. Ground Gripper SHOES WHST S37H STREET, HT KMAN STIR * HOYT ST. BROOKE ippers, theshoe it on neture’s million. a pair = = = = 20 cents | | : 4