The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1921, Page 9

as Detectives in Midnight Outbreak—Cops Look On. Negroes and attempted to ki ‘0 Negro women. 8 to be police detectives, appeare No. 120 West Third Street, short! fore midnight Wednesday jouts awakened Mrs, Blias Watso 0 lives on the first floor. e hall lives Mrs Watson's mothe rs, Byard. Oo appeared to be intoxiented: the law,” ightened women. Their se. Daniel Johnson ‘of No, 233 Wes 0} ers grabbed Johnson, partly carrie m across the Hth their fists.) ed th aled fo him = wit off in the di tion of the Charles Street Police lation. According to was crowd disperse: z cab and ai he w; and tol out of th t.” He re is @ badly 1 of $14 b ." as the me} $HOOTS WOMAN, THEN e to Have Gone Insane, . Harry Storm, fifty-two yea ei but Kay ha dy AS NOt, be mmo s injury No. “Dibtive for the on found by. the police. “Tt went suddenly { of Hayford and 1 PANAMA, nF, two commissioner: ee SEVEN. ARE POISONED nominatio! Family. ‘Your persons are in the F lospitwl and three others ar chr homes as . the result of iil a dis mushrooms gathered y John Pusco and t and Avenue D, Col ‘ort, his GREA1 SPECIAL! oe Solid 14 Karat White Gold Wrst Wa EN AND MEN OB ONE VT Pair Representing Thernsetves' Inspector James S. Boland of the Second Police Inspection District;.has begun an investigation to learn the identity of two men who assaulted e assailants, reported by the vic- Their Across hen the two women went to the tibule to investigate the ¢atnmation ley were met by the two’ intruders, Be- re the women could ask any ques- ns the men shouted, “We ‘ape officers | © and tried to kick the two! screams oused a score of families in the who was visiting Mr, and sé on the ‘second for, marks \ ‘BROWNS SELF IN SOUND. Retired Watchmaker In Relieved PANAMA PROTESTS AGAINST FE U. S. BOUNDARY BOARD. |; + | Feductiy in ‘price dupticate thiy wateh in say BY DISH OF MUSHROOMS. | M Expected to Recover—Picked by | Hi -in-law son CERS” ATTACK KIDNAPPED GIRL FOUND IN SHANTY; AGED WOMAN HELD! Gagged a1 Mame I Pietro Matal cently. when in touch wi gagement, dh iy | Om her way iy by three me gagged, thro n, the police r | This ¢ | question lix Longo, r dot ted anc mitted recei sty napping. tives wen! East 215th | found Near guard, ad he | oF ing a he a | | i= a, | | Dy n Jeweled ' Adjusted eal Regulated —Rejected Suitor Also taliano, twenty-two, of No. 227 East 97th Street, was engaged to know Mataluso, put « Yesterda, and carried off. An eyewitness notified , admitted he drove the ma- “He said he received $15 from After further questiéning, the de-/ the detectives said, Johnson to| Mrs. Rosa De Latino, 60, who said she to in as. sam allplninjeen nd Placed in an Auto Implicated. uso, @ neighbor, until re- her father, after getting th friends in Italy who top to the en- Mamie was to work she was stopped n in front of her house, own into an automobile and gave Detectives nd Quaine the num- » who, the po- No, 191 Madison Ave- ng so. Longo was then) 1 is alleged to have ad-| ving $50 trom Mataluso | ating in the alleged kid- | t to a shanty at No. 762 treet, where in a kitchen | Mamie in a stupor of | her was Matalusso, stand- and aunt. The girl was | avy pair of brogans in- | $4500 $15) ATEST history anni bo firy Mtoe in‘t RA bri te} at nis I} a Cc FISH BET. 103 ° ain of thi Apartments Furnished Complete from $50 to $5,000 14TH ST. “L™ STATION COLUMBUS AVENUE an M. watches, be sold Versary wal means to yor United States pack 25.00 | redit up to $5,00) ER BROS. & 104%" STREETS. stead of the pumps which she wore when she left her home, and said the ter woman forced, her to take off her own clothing and put on shabby raiment instead. the aged woman she was being held aaee her will, but the aunt refused The detectives arrested Mrs. Latino and Mataluso, who with tho other two men were arraigned to-day Mayo and Longo were charged witb cording to the police, suffering only from fright. T Girl Stages “Attack’’ to Be Like Film Queen Has Boy Bind and Gag Her, but Fails to Get Expected Reward of Ice Cream. She said she told give her aid. De Harlem Court. Mrs, Do Latino, Katherine Ric daughter of Mr, g Mataluso's accessories. the girl was fourteen-year-old HIMUST BE SOLD From 9 .M. ori) Quality Dresses area ~ my y Serge Guimpe Dresses Dresses Roshanara Crepe Silk Georgette Jacquard Crepe Silk Charmeuse *5.00 Values to $15 °7.50 Values to $30 °15.00 Values to $35 17.50 Values to $29.50 *25.00 Values to $45 *35.00 Values to $55 20.00 Values to $45 :/ a HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, | hallway Silk Canton Crepe Dress A. MORTON OPPENHEIM, 11 WEST 34TH STREET, NEW YORK 1921, vivid and detailed No. 341 Wythe Avenue, was found di that the ropes | dirinclined to E. W. VOORHEES STARTS 5 being bound and ¢ allway of and gag didn't to have been wa r 1 tenement at 59 South Third | adjusted in absolute good faith, SHIP COMMISSIONER WORK. |inihi was Streef, Brooklyn, this morning about] Under persistent questioning, the si an hour after her mother had sent| git said she had attended a motion | S@lor# Diatnetined to Work, Predee her to the grocer’s for bread or Saya. She told John Kerr, who found her, and, later, Detectives McDermott and Miller of the Bedford tion, that she had been d. the bound with rope a men, of whom she gave detailed de scriptions, The detectives (hough of the two men were m+] FORTUNE IN OLD SUITCASE, pleture performance which the h }ment, had bi n and candy and a roy: by her family and friends, ac last night: in pine, after similar treat | Edward W. Voorhees of Ne sist! As n Avenue, Brodklyn, named yeater- | Shipping Commissioner of the PHILADMLPHIA, , of radium, sealed In eleven glass and lead and steel and costing | $79,454, arrived in Philadetphia yester- day from Colorado and was deposited by Ite escort of seven men in the of the Girard Trust Company ‘Arey Morgan, Vice President of the Radium Company of Colorado, which radium to the city, brought + person in a battered fibte * from street, na boy in the roup, hopin accorded similar | tt en found. 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