The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 17

RLD, en Sh ee @HE EVENING WO 1s ecourate, the policeman|of Ronmm, Dunn & Freedman, No. 51/ hole tn a plastered is. discredited. But that tn gree in @lorchard Street, brought two policemen, | Vere held on a burglary thousand times, In the 999 other cases tans textes Melzel had no overcoat, He sald he the unsupported word of the policeman | Wao arrived Just in time to catch two | teft it in the apartment of Barney Post- Ie accepted in court and the motorist | men coming out of the doorway. They |man on the top floor of No. 61 Orchard 4s found guilty. Any motorcycle police-| gaye the names of Herman Melzel, No. |Street. The coat was found there, and Hitt: | ing whenover'the policeman desires: | 971 First Avenue, and Samuel Youdin, | cting tn ee Te Geatee moe RU qe 68 Ladlow Street. The police say |The same store was entered by burglars saci 2g {he peed aw tn a Sok Te ra ee, Si eicance to tase watts | ete wrecks mine aud aeons Wcctk CEGGE a ees ti ES, and af drivers fri ‘mad! of ‘a trousers an _ Gaslight apparently “without, danger ot arrest or censure. A driver going through $trong Demand for Sedans] the wide vacant streets of the Bronx or Queens at midnight, running at wh - | Is unden the circumstances the perfectly and Coupes, Says Max gafe rate of twenty-fve miles Rh hour, : 8 held. up, well President. “A driver, knowing that his punishment pode hci for violating the fifteen-mile ordinance would be nothing more than fine, will generally attempt to bribe the officer “The strong tendency of the public| generally attempt, to bribe the officer Fd closed cars for all year use |he ‘knows hin arrest mane «term in 7 jail? e few dishonest policemen who been much more evidenced this|Jall? | The few dishonest policemen whe Sone a pene 3. De Bear, | Will's, able, to charge, $100 or even more, C is fact,” si larry J. De T,|‘Mhe proposers of the new ordinance President and General Manager of the] claim It would put teeth in the Motor a he | claim 4 1d hin the Mot ell-Chalmers Distributing Cor- i Met aul ea hy pray ration, at Broadway and 69th} mall and 5 quae treet, “has been clearly demonstrated | 4ntee that, such ap ordinance would rer us in the strong demand created at| wild now would still run wild even if Fecent Closed Car Show for our Ity Were PrIBON ew i: nes series sedans and coupes. Each| | motor vehicle problem of } OW it won't be a long starve een. ‘our closed car sales haye been ty is big. It may be solved. by N betw dily increasing, and the point of | drastic punishment upon, drivers, whe stops. Take DROMEDARY DATESaboard rest in the situation is that in| diferent speeds for different zones and the train when travellipg or commuting. iy every case where a customer | different hours and by adherence to the hi H des in an old model car, it is an|State law, which requires Uhat drive Wonderfully refreshing. “ Healthful,too. . m type, ‘careful and prudent spee “I remember not so long ago it was oftel jomary for people to buy open |) Be oe Pa hey re inal in the spring and summer and fy ‘ i ; m extra closed body for the same] ‘So long as the court virtually gives rome a a es Far, which was put on in the fall and | the police the power of conviction of ac- wed all through the winter, This, of |auittal, the city must sive to the| |. ver * police power to send an innocent ‘THE HILLS BROTHERS COMPANY rse, was due to the very high cost | Manto prison” 395 Washington Street Canal 1191 ceetincenaceifiomiieoenniess a PLASTER ON TROUSERS man of moderate means to purchase) CLUE IN STORE ROBBERY ju closed car of the owner driven type your Gift x ackages with} ~ — ; udlow Twine ; | CHRISTMAS! 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