The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1922, Page 4

a week ago four Marnard pout . eis living on the second floor o' *) No. 618 were frighte ened by the ap ie of a Negro's face at their Friedgen's drug store, where a drug| B , clerk was killed by highwaymen sev- TENANTS AROUSED oral weeks ago, is at the end of the block. — NEW JAIL BREAK eee Volunteer Guards Established PLAN FRUSTRATED Near Columbia University f to Relieve the Tension. Dr. Carleton Simon Reported = Plot of Inmates to Raymond s 1 weeks : , Persistent efforts for several Street Warden. of a Negro njeht pr ‘ Gases on Votlowing the taking to Sing Sing] ]f sterdam Aven’ ye] tu-day of William Maloney, George caused alarm »,| Taylor and Albert Schneider, sen- Including ‘undre¢ tudents of the} tenced yesterday in connection with] If} Teachers’ College and Barnard who| the break at the Raymond Street Jail] I have room: in the block back ofyin October last, Ans Gdunitta Univer ® ni-| Attorney Edwin W said plans for a gene mated in a had been frusti o'clock Schneider 1 or, working | Ii result of planned the| fi many apar ( ¥ privoner was us nf to. recet ve eo 10 be fre watches last night, relieving exch ° t a i intervals Among those in the Jail were Mins H t meee Ae TORU titekvals Olivia M. P, Stone, on trial for her Samuel Mine boy In NOW qite, and Mrs. Lilllan Raizen, who $19, saw th back | ki Hed Dr. Gi n, The plot was of tho apar reported to th den by Dr, Carle Ho went to ton Simon of reotios Divislun, ‘ whistle. : —- ) arrived an cl nonnen, My pointed out th un atiompled e 1 vacant lot on 1 ch x liceman fired d Kitive, who sh i Every window at the t p block was filled with pers¢ i} attire, crying out with frig de ij citement. ‘There was little sleep until . : daylight. The man escaped. WOMAN HAD WANDERED. i ting on the 8 ; out, | Charles J. Kelley, thirty, of No. 495 saw a Negro's hand thrust from out- Side of anwindow which opens on a| Court Street, Brooklyn, presented her ’ sclf at Old ‘Slip Police Station to-day ( fire escape and snatch her pocket}and asked for police Drotection for Lo } ik from a table, She screamed. }home. Sho well dre: ! i Miss Blanche Butler, next door, looked | Par ad to. have vealed ait shits Head (Bl ‘ s a stall whi leash. ‘he H | out of her window and a rough volce} ®.mmal) Buie dom fn a dann Bhe was ordered her to get inside, whieh she] tion, § dia —__— i She called Carl Jurgensen, the su-] MARKET FOR FRENCH BONDS, i perintendent, and he hun ho } neighborhood with volunteer ante Including two fox terrier doy he wnt. tho 3918 ‘and 4916 Insucn, ‘the privo of ‘i kept up a tremendous yapping but qhich han been atuleraniy. faea’ inate ; did not find the thief rectly by the Government, will bo re- t Tho same nicht tho apartment of] moved to-day and trading in the open i John Bickel_at Not 621 was robbed. | market will be permitted. 7 Feanktin Simon & to A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. is 4 #F inger Prints of Fashion ; f? 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