The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 11

Our Golden Anniversary: 1922 ON TO THIRD AVENUE—59TH TO 60TH STREET —, 4 au oto ‘- ) THREW $10,000 LOOT = | ven the detectives summoned by the}and waiting passengers, Grover Ladd, | 1 " alarm arrived, They fled up the fre-| twenty-nine years old of No. 34 West | AWAY, WORTHLESS |escapes to the roof, where they were} 16th Street, a restaurant worker out of | ce. ———— ' caught. in employment, was arrested in 324 Street, ||f/ Deli. Fy ey sa! they were Louls Bahn, a vi " Poli Ox 0} by [near Eighth Avenue, last midnight, on] f) ee bing ston B twenty. Ave, of No, 207 Bast 112th Street, 1q°charge of attempted grand larceny. | i i . "> ¥ . of No. 20 s i Florence Railroad Tickets in the | Tes Titn street, ‘They were locked up Goce he ir roe disee Wereot a | \ Street. at the West 30th Street Station. secretaty for the Cadillac Motor Car] | ' a divine Rebata a. Mak ene “ Company, at No. 1881 Broadway, was | | ’ lepartment automobile in wi entering the terminal on her way to OF CONAN DOYLE Detective Sergeants Mitchell stra ware THIEF CHASE IN Washington when Ladd tried to Uae mack of the Clinton Street Station were her purse containing $165, She scream: on patrol ran over a metal box at East PENN. TERMINAL Jana "Detective George Patton of the]! ‘ ‘ Houston and Essex Streets at 3 A. M. pa TEENS West 30th Street Station and severe! {| ba to-day. : special officers ran after Ladd, followed | | He'll Advoc It i Jand,|,investisation showed it to be filled After an exciting chase through the!iy" 4 “score of persona from the waiting | | ie dvocate In ENgland,| with new tickets of the Pennsylvania] Pennsylvania Railroad Terminal, taken| room. Detective Patton caught ° the | . Will Te Railroad and it was learned the box and] part in by @ detective, special officers] fleeing man. Although He Will Take [Contents were stolen by @ "man wearing ‘, HH a cap,” from a tratn as It entered the| = = — —_ _- = — _——— His Wine. Pennsylvania Station two weeka ago. i 5 A a He jumped on a subway train, pursued i a by railroad detectives, but got away. - Admitting he is a convert to Pro-|™rhe ees had & face valve of ubout tout omen an > Mehibition, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle said | $10,000, but the railroad sent broadcast {| ’ 5 ‘ their ‘serial numbers, making them i to-day he will advocate it for EMS-|worthtess, It is believed the thief ex- H | land, though he will not have time to] pected t find the box filled with money t S I f i engage in active work for it. He{amd when he discovered his mistake rea ate oO | ils t r the Adblatio. held it long enough to learn the tickets ee ere rrow on ole mar iemer could not be disposed of, then threw it But he kas no objection to a glass] away. of wine and a highball now and then sneealfindaieniea ummer resses | he said, and intends to have them | when ho wants them. Most of his} BURGLAR ALARM TRAPS \ time, however, will be taken up with TWO IN FUR LOFT apirits of tie psychic kind. ditt J And Sir Arthur may revive Sher-] Had Big Bundle of Loot Tiea Up OWER STORE H When Detectives Arrive. Twoa lock Holmes. His visit to Ami L has indicated to him that many would Hike to renew their acquaintance with the famous detective, and his pub- Ushers have been urging him to write A BARGAIN BASEMENT d thieves were trapped early to-day by a burglar alarm in the fur loft of Louls Holtzman at No, 620 Sixth Ave- nue. The two men, the police say, had faheBryant @ come-back for Sherlock wrapped up a bundle of valuable furs “I may write of Sherlock Holmes again,” he said, but he would not commit mself further Rece: despatche: of creatin to Sherloc! Id that he haracter as # Sir Arthur said the one unfavorable fmpression he was taking back was that America’s scientific men and is all you need to ap- @cholars “lack moral cour: wed fi gard to psychic matters. In e: Sipe ¢ flavor o} img his views on Prohib erris Hams and Ba- Lady Doyle indorsed, he con. Truly indescrib- “T go back a convert am 4 man able—deep, rich, aro- who takes wine, but none the less 1 fiake—deheiowsl’ if think this generation might do ule 3 thing to give up its comt.; your butcher can't doing will help save the next genera- supply you, ask us who can. F. A. Ferris & Co., Ine., New York tion from the miseries resulting from drinking to excess. “There is little drinking ed to what there jay, if you want liquor have to go and find it. 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