The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 12

“12 | THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JAN FLY PAPER THIEF | + HALTED BY SHOTS Burglar Used Device to Prevent Crash as He Broke r Window. William O'Brien, who says he {s) from Buffalo, wil! be arraigned in the) Morrisania Court to-day on # charge vas out of work and despe The arrest was mado by Detectives C: mad and preansn: “BAD MAN” MADE MODEL i} PRISONER BY SURGEON | | of burglary. He was arrested last | night after a chase punctuated with Fevolver shots when he was leaving | J) No. 2342 Rider Avenue, the Bronx, |]) where he is alleged to have broken J} | {nto the apartment of Mrs. Alice Watson and filled two suitcases with | 7) clothing and silverware Entrance was made by breaking a window pane, fl per being used to prevent the bro glass from falling and making a nm O'Brien said_he Tolict “Lifer May Re Paroled as) Result of Bullet Removal. | CHICAGO, Jun. 19.—Reaults of an} operation performed to remove a bullet! 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