The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1922, Page 5

= lai FOUR ARE NDITED INSTATEN ISLAND ~ IS WIRE TAPPER Meyer Committee Testimony in Police Inquiry Considered by Grand Jury. Warren Lesite, a colonel and judge @évocate of the Police Reserves, De- tective Sergt. John Sutter, formerly @onfidential assistant to former In- spector Dwyer, James 'T. Shaw, taxi- @ab chauffeur, Sutter's brother-in-law and Walter Schmidt, son of a wealthy shipping man of Staten Island, were indicated for wire tapping by the Richmond County Grand Jury to-day The defendants were notified to ap- pear before County Judge Tiernan at ®t. George Wednesday, each prepared te furnish $2,500 bail The indictments were found on the Fecord of the testimony taken by the Meyer Legislative Committee to In- Yestigate Affairs of New York City fast winter, regarding the activities of members of the Police Department on behalf of Mrs. Olga Schmidt Allers in her separation and maintenance sult against Dr. Charles Allers, a Staten Island physician, District Attorney Maloy requisitioned the testimony from the Meyer committee soon after, the committee finished questioning Suttor and Shaw. Tt was charged by the Meyer Com- mittee that Sutter obtained a listen- ing-in Instrument fro mthe Police De- partment and employed his brother- in-law Shaw to install it in the home: of Dr. Allers at No. 107 Central Ave- rue, St. George, and that Shaw ob- tained a room in a house across the street and listened to the conversations of Dr. Allers. Warren Leslie was the counsel for Mrs. Allers in the separa- tion suit, Walter Schmidt is her borther. Justice Sauires, Mrs, Allers a separ the provision that her husband must provide with a $10,000 home in the Catskills for summer use and a home In Ni York City and make provirion for the education of their two children, Charles, eleven yeras old, and Olga, eight. The Appellate Division modified the decree by elimi- nating the requirement that the doc- hould furnish homes for his wife e him the custody of his son except one month of the year his daughter for one month. eatin Avery Pelton of this city, retired as a United States mail clerk after thirty-one years of service, fgures that during that time he travelled 2,825,000 miles. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1923. Ce ar ia ileal pi sida Mad cone | abl BOY NLS HS CHUM SHOOTING AT EA OTHER USTINPLAY Fired From Behind Trees, Indian Style, After Tiring of Aiming at Soup Cans. Victor Jantulivitch, sixteen years old, of No, 126 South Second Street. Brooklyn, was held without bail in the Jamaica (1, I.) Court to-day by Magistrate Kochendorfer for hearing Thursday on a charge of homicide in connection with the shooting to death of his friend, Jacob Kabitz, of No. 97 North First Street, Brooklyn, in the woods of Queens Village early yester- day. Jantuliviteh denied that the shoot- ing was the result of a quartel over a can of soup, as at first reported. He suid he was brokenhearted over the affair, as Jacob was a friend of his. 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Jacob had begun to shoot. at each other from behind trees, In- dian style, Victor fired a fourth shot, struck Jacob in the forehead, drop- ping him to the ground, The boys had their rifles for snake shooting, Victor told the court, and he | Street, had twenty-five catridges, while Jacob had eighteen. Two other boys in the party, Leo Levoski of No. 94 North First Street ' charge JERSEY Herman Loeb, thirty-nine, a tailor, Dedroom at his home at No. 202 Bay pital In Jersey City it his condition was precarious. BY DEPUTY SHERIFF |" Pistol Battle Follows Refanal of + Moe CON Burglar to Surremd city ur o A arma hl ES reat webat. WILSON, N. ¥., May 1.—In a pistol battle between Sheriff's deputies and wurgiars early to-day one thief war hot find severely wounded. Two others es- caped in an automobile. The wounded throat and his left wrist in his Word was received at Jersey City, carly to-day, to the police. 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