The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 9

JURORS DRINK EVIDENCE, CAN’T AGREE; CENSURED Half-Pint of Whiskey Vanishes During Their Four Hours’ Deliberations. PHILADBLPHIA, Marel 14 When a jury in Quarter Ses- sions Court retired to determine engine and Tender of Passen-| the guilt or innocence of a sa- a ger Train Overturned at loonkeeper charged with selling liquor without a license, the ju- } rors took with them a half-pint of whiskey which had been offered in evide Nearly four hours later they filed in with the bottle empty and stated they were un- able to agree. Judge Ferguson announced that he would recommend that the Ju- rors’ pay be withheld and that he would take steps to have them triking a spreading rail an engine IBA tender of a train on the Newark Ren of the Erie jumped the tracks P@! the West Nutley, N. 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YOUNG THUGS ROB CLERK IN SHOE STORE Force Him Into Back Room, Take $200 From Register and Escape in Auto, Two boys of about seventeen en- tered the Beck-Hazard shoe store at No. 31 Second Avenue last night and asked the clerk, whose name the police of the Fifth Street Station refused to divulge, to show them some tan shoes. When the clerk took down a box he turned to look into two revolvers in the hands of the young thugs. After forcing the clerk into a back room and cautioning him not to make any outcry for ten minutes, the thugs took $200 from the cash register, ran to the street, jumped into an automo- bile and escaped. 22 MEN ARRESTED AS TICKET SPECULATORS. ‘Twenty-two alleged ticket speculators were arrested last night in the vicinity of Madison Square Garden, the largest batch since bouts have Ween given there. Some were token from the sidewalks and others from ators doors nearby. In the Night Court one discharged by Magistrate Sweetser, ve were in $300 for trial in Special Sessions, others in $100 bail each for « hearin: day in Yorkville Court The five held for Special Sessions are Joseph Higgins. twenty-eight; George ‘Theyer, twenty-seven, both of Mills Ho- and Samuel Waldman, thirty, of No. 450 ‘West 50th Street, An odd feature of the arrests was that in many #, tho speculators were sell- Ing tickets at their face value, an SS Lid WA No obligation to purchase W-3-14 Name ..., Address , STRUMP & CO. Saccesex: to D.PRICESCO, .: 29 West 34- St: Market & Halsey Sts NEW YORK * NEWARK 7 Wednesday Introductory Sale Drawing Attention to Our Coat Dept. 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