The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1922, Page 8

Ne Tin beet osname ed rm - a Perey dere eee neers veers THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, BILL COLLECTOR lasked for promised paymeats on a suit FARM-LABOR PARTY KNOCKED DOWN, DIES} leer upareat ORGANIZATION PUT OFF | h | Suddenly on> of the young men struck lithe Holaman in the face. f 1922, _ | Monday in December by th ween the two grou |WILL PAY $50,000 | INSURANCE ON GEMS) N14 FAMILIES it to collect money owed by | SY Alliance Postpones Active " | Work) | PR oT Prepared to Make Gooa| nen for snappy clothing took ite | Still. Then the threo men ran to a Cetti Attet tection, | cos .oss of Mrs. Robertson, | mong the dangerous vocations |'*4\¢ cg . degli in Houpilai vata , CHICAGO, Ie, si fait \last evening when Jacob ar sobth Se . ‘oapit @ national (armel old-Up Victim. | tas ning n Jacob Holzman. | y . bee Hold-Up Victim: twenty- eight, No, £67 Sumner Avenue, | Holman apparently had died of heart ine Robert G. Maltble, the insurance prooklyn, died on the sidewalk in front | 28 ce vlei M |broker who wrote and placed with| [ot the stage entrance to the Alhambra ur cer LN Want loyd's, 0 \Ps 506 West Lloyd's, the policy on Mrs, Sarah No. 208 West 126th Street. |; th Street, were locked up early (0 Luvan Miller Robertson's $50,000! Folzman and his brother Abraham|day in tho Weat 123d Street station by rare co \worth of jewels, said today he Is nciated in a eredit clothin et of Assistant District Attorney So They Tell Real Estate, t No. 29 ast Broadway, on a chacge of homicide In con 4 . ; rs told the police Efotzman |! with floleman’@death, Accord Agent, Now Starting Dis- young men at § o'clock und | ‘ possess Proceedings. ke m ldckers . Dairity “Appet iin prepared to pay Mrs, Robertson's loss She was robbed by a lone thief while ertaining friends at dinner in her | Deal, N. J., home Saturday night. risoners admitted 1 crouble with Holzman Your Taste Calls i | ‘This “stick-up," according to Mr. f C h ‘th S l d If the tenants in tie house at No,|Malthie, was probably one of those or rackers with ala ¢ daring feats not uncommon nowa-| j 4%1 Bast 72d Street are to be believed i @ wise individual, “unknown by name|4ays. Some one, doubtless, saw her | | Good salad tastes better when you i to them, has been collecting rent| With her Jewels in the Hotel MoAfpin. | eat a cracker with it. 4 j | where she lived tn this elty, learned | 4 from them for eighteen months al-| ‘ : Fue ¥ i though he had no interest in the| Where her Jersey residence was, got| Sunshine Krispy Crackers are just : property. Disposses notices were|'? Know her movements there and) what you want. Small and dainty— | served on the tenants, numbering] em went to work. | crisp and crackly—slightly salty. } darken heads of tamilics, yeaterday| “t N#Ve beld Mra, Roverteon’s policy| " } ty SErnest L.N. Adler, a real estate £0" her sowels alx or eight years,” satd | Sold in blue and gold packages with | agent, of No. 1606 First Avenue, act.) Mi" Maltbie to-day, "and U have} Obhe. Wikhadhay, Weanid red and blue end seals. Also in bulk. of the estate of {9 reason to beheve Saturday night's | robbery was other than it was de- ibed by her and the guests at her ing for the trustees ; Nicola Russo. i Russo was the owner of the hous 4 and collected his rents, When he died the 724 Street property, wh fm in the Bohemian section of York- ‘ville, was not listed among his assets. pee robber or the gems. 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