The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 16

| \ i h ~ TOSEND YOUTHFUL ROBBER 10 PRISON Providence Youth Sent to E mira for Hold-Up and At- tempted Auto Theft. Frank % Warner, a youthful book- keeper of No. 41 Whittier Street, Providence, pleaded guilty to at-| night of Oct, 22 tempted robbery in the second degree| Patrolman William Foster df the before Judge McIntyre in General|Same station testified to having Sessions to-day and w ent to Bl-|taken Casey to the station, after) Mira Reformatory for an indefinite|hearing the shots and discovering) term. him in a struggle with three men P Judge McIntyre had a mass of|Cascy pointed his revolver at him, he] orrespondence before him from|said. and he arrested him. Surgeon Prominent citizens of Rhode Island,| McGoldrick, he said, declared that including ministers, Sunday School |( ad been drinking superintendents and settlement sey said that he was on a va- workers, asking clemency for War- mer, But the young man’s father said he felt that any sentence Judge Mcin- tyre would impose would be just. “I have learned many things sincs New York on this errand,’ that my son needs firm correction. 1 know that he came here with a mar- ried woman and her two children and that there Rhode Island charging him with al- tering chetks. “[ know but little of your institu. tions; gon in a penitentiary where he w learn more of the criminal w Perhaps wou could send him to ing Prison; { hear that is a plac where there is every facility for learn. | ing a good life and where there is con- stant recreation; happy school.” Judge Mcintyre said he had heard much of Sing Sing as a pleasure ve- hought be better) the ™ sort for the wayward, but Elmira Reformatory would suited to young Warner. The Warner was arrested at the Hotel! tives of various chemical and drug {of ih: 22, when he undertook firms Irving, Gent. Jan automobile salesman, of No. 951 i pree Street, Long Island City, in- he $1,350 automo- hich have led me to belicve | are warrants here from I would not like to have my} ng| Withdrawal permits that it is like aj |to overawe and bind John F. Martin, show him in knocked as revolver with which Warner theeatened him and went down to the office and made a complaint, cop CASEY ON A BAT; HAD 3 GLASSES OF WINE ‘Then Started ¢o Shoot Things Up— Arrested by eellow Cop. Deputy Police Commissioner Leach day suspended Patrolman Patrick Casey of the Adams Street Staton, Brooklyn, pending action on his case| by Commissioner Enright. Casey was charged with having discharged three) sbots from his revolver and being in a condition unfit for duty on the cation and had a cold at the time. He visited relatives and had three glasses of wine. Three men attacked him, he said, at Nostrand and Myrtle Avenues, and he fired three shots to attract help. a |'BROOKLYN WHISKEY | | FRAUDS BEFORE COURT! One Man Alleged to Have Got It and Jury in Brook lyn inaugurated John Doe proceedings to-day with the object of fixing re- sponsibility for the alleged whole | sale withdrawal of whiskey and its distribution in| Brooklyn on fi ay Particular at- tention is to be paid to the case of Bdward Uy Hart of No, 2816 86th Street, who is charged by enforce- |ment agents with fraudulently obtain ing whiskey by representing himself as a wholesale druggist. Among the witnesses called to-day were Harold S$, Hart, former Man- hattan enforcement agent; B.C. Yellowley, porarily in ¢ha enforcement Thom ddy, permit clerk in | five. of No Dorothy Webb, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, U.§. LABOR BOARD EXPECTED 10 ACT ne a 8,000 Workers Now Back as 183 Factories Sign New Agreement. Officials of the striking garment workers’ unipn sald to-day that, counting the 47 independent factories which signed the old agreement with the union yesterday, 18% factories are that back ing the demands running in’ this city at than 8,000 workers old fobs. In st ent, the ch factory employ a few more hands than the number dependent upon the size of the establishment. At the headquarters of the Amerl- can Gloak and Suit Association, which sought to bring about a settle- now more at thet agre union now that ¢ that the United States Labor Board xpected to take a hand in the next week, but just what form is would take was not announced. he manufactures and workers of Philadelphia are in session there to: day discussing the sit effort to prevent the waik-out of employees. ation in an 5,000 Letters have been eeceived by the Mecting Halls Committ the strikers, it was to-day ted, from members of the Actors’ Equity and the Jewish actors’ organization offer- ing the services of entertainers to divert the strikers in their halis. It was said that concerts would be held, beginning next week > Cruger-Webb Marriage on Thanks- atving Day. Alexander Pendleton Cruger, thirty 37 West 56th Street twenty-seven, of No. 612 3th. 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