The evening world. [volume], April 26, 1922, Final Edition, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. 1922.
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ftoy Burglars Try fo Crack Safes
As They Saw It Done in the Movies
Fail Twice, but Third Attempt Yields $275 and
Orgy of Candy, and More Movies Follow.
Motion pictures, showing tho cuss
with which cracksmen open safes, nnd
floshly novels Inspired them to seek
an easy way to tret money for buying
Jce cream and candy and seeing other
movlo shows, Dectectlvca Denny, Mc-
Paimn anil flnitlanft ki 1 11 thV Wflffi
tnM tnJnv Ihn Iva vntiniror bovs
before they arraigned Earl Elliott,
idxttcn, colored, No. S56 Atlantic Avo
hue, Brooklyn, In the Adams Street
ifcourt on n burglary charge, George
jOeorollnotas, thirteen, No. 290 Pncl
jflc Street, and Albert Hansen, twelve,
INo. 336 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, In
the Children's Court.
Two revolvers woro stolen early
jEaster morning from tho office of Rues
jBros., school contractors. No. 789 At
lantic Avenue, and the safo was un
successfully attacked with a sledge
hammer. Tho burglars escaped
through tho skylight through which
jthey had entered when frightened by
policemen.
Elliott denied having anything to
do with tho burglary or with two
others which the poltco say tho other
boys confessed.
On March 11, the detectives wore
told, tho tinsmith shop of T. D.
LUtridgc, No. 4S1H Atlantic Avenue,
was entered, but the safe was too
strong to bo broken by amateura.
The safo of Thomau Kingsley, No.
784 Atlantic Avenue, proved more
trnctabla on Feb. 25, and after open
ing It tho boys obtained 1275, the de
tectives say they were told. A feast
of candy and Ico cream and an orgy
of movies followed.
Two other boys, Stanley Austin and
Wilson Carter, now In tho New York
City Reformatory, wcro named by
Hansen and Ocorollnolas as mcmbors
of tho youthful gong of burglars, tho
detectives say. Austin and Carter
were sent away after tho Brooklyn
Times ofDco was broken Into last
February.
INTER-TRAIN PHONE
MESSAGES POSSIBLE
Status; Car Steward, nmllo Fun,
Equipping Two Cam on II Iff Poor,
J CINCINNATI, O., April 26 (Copy,
right). Inter-train telephone communi
cation while trains are In motion is a
possibility. Fletcher II. Mies, steward
pn a Big Four Mm' led. running between
Canclnnatl and Cleveland, la developing
the plan. Officials of the road are back
ing blm and consider success assured,
piles has a radio license. He Is equip
ping two cars for experimental pur
poses. ! lilies Is operating a temporary re
'celvlng set now on his car. With tho
train at top speed passengers can
'listen In" pn concerts as If In thler own
homes. Seats are at a premium when
he tvnes In. Te anrsrati is located
cn the top of tho buffet, the batterliis
In cabinets underneath. An amplifying
horn Is used and the sounds are heard
In the furthest corner ot the car.
I :
JDKJtTIFIES BODY OF DROWNED
DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Frances Affleck, No. 50 West
177th Street, at the Morgue to-day,
Identified the body found in the Harlem
River at Spuyeten Duyvll last Sunday
as that of her daughter, Grace A. Af
fleck, thirty-three. Miss Affleck had
been employed ns bookkeeper by tho
American Tobacco Company. Accord
ing to Mrs. Affleck, her daughter had
been HI and was despondent.
SAYS LAMPORT HOLT WON'T
MAKE fUHTIIBR CUT.
David Cook, American representa
tive lof the Lamport & Holt Steam
ship Lines, denied to-day the report
that his line will make a reduction In
passenger rates to South America to
compete with tho rates announced by
the United States Shipping Board. "As
far as wo are concerned, there will be
no more said by Lamport A Holt In re
gard to Mr. Lasker's action," said Mr.
Cook. "As far as I know, there will be
no cut made by us."
nUI-MIER PAOHITCII HURT IS
AUTO AOCIDKNT.
WASHINGTON, April 2G Slight In
juries wcro sustained yestorday by
Premier Pachltch of Serbia In a collision
In Belgrade between his automobile and
a street car, the Serbian Legation was
advised to-day.
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SENT TO HOSPITAL
INSTEAD OF TO JAIL
Heroic Soldier Saved From Prison
Through Conviction Due to
War Service.
Two Deputy Sheriffs, half carried,
half draRfffd Patrick J. Kccnnn,
twents -client, of No. 219 West 66th
Street, beforo Justice Finch I. tho
criminal branch of tho Supremo
Court to-day. Kecnan Is In tho last
stages of tulicrculosls. Ho was ar
raigned for attempted burglary. PO'
lice records showed thnt Kecnan had
heretofore led a blameless life. Ho
had gone to tlio war, taken part In
four battles, was wounded twice, and
gassed, from which tuberculosis rv
suited.
ABslMant District Attorney Dono
hue told Justice Finch thaat ho did
not think any good .would bo accom
pllshed by Bonding Kecnan to Jail.
Ho recommended that ho bo dls.
charged on his own recognizance and
sent to Bcllevuo Hospital.
"That Is tho right spirit," said Jus
tice Flnoh, who so ordered.
Kecnan was taken In chargo of by
sevoral sympathetic persons, placed
In a taxicab and taken to tho hos
pital.
DOY KILLED IX (FALL FROM
SCIKlM. BUS.
Robert Trlplcr. aged seven, son of I
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Trlpler, of No.
4881 Soutti Field Boulevard, Biting-
vllle. Stalcn Island, tried to board a
moving school bus near his home to
day. He lost his bnlance after reach
Ing the steps and feu backwards, strlk
Ing two lower steps, and landing on the
back of his head In tho rond. He died
at Klchmond Momoslnl Hospital at
Princess nay or fractured skull.
TWO DAYS' SLEEP CURES
GIRL OF STAGE FEVER
ncme Hysterical When Father
Itefuted to Let Her tie Hyp
notist's Subject,
After qualifying ns a good subject for
a hypnotist. Miss Dorothy Ford, six-teen-ycar-old
daughter of Edward Ford
of No. 62S Dloomfleld Avenue. Hoboken.
became so hysterical she had to be'glvcn
a sleeping powacr mat caused two days
slumber.
Sho and a girl friend answered an nil-
vertlsement of a hyppoll.it for subjects.
Tho hypnotist couldn't do anything with
tho other girl, but Dorothy said ho hyp
notized her and hired her to go on the
stage wlUi him. When her father ob.
Jected sho becamo hysterical, and he
called In the family doctor, who admin-
Idtercd medlclno that kept her aslcon
two days. Sho Is now nonnal, un
harmed, and tho hypnotist can't bo
found.
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PAPERMAKERS WILL ,
NOT TAKE WAGE CUT
The strike voto taken by tho Inter
national Hrotherhooil of Pnpermakers
was overwhelmingly nirnln.it acceDtanei-
of wage reductions proposed by manu-
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Jeremiah T. Carey, President of the
Brotherhood, made this announcement
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COTTON DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT-SECOND PLOOR.
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MISSES' SILK FROCKS
Heretofore Priced up to $69.50
v NOW $3475 (Sizes i4l i6y 18 years)
Frocks of taffeta with flutings and ruffles and quaint velvet ribbon and nosegays.
Frocks of crepe de Chine, featuring long flowing lines and a variation of sddom
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oA nuide selection, but in many instances, only one of a .kind.
o4n Exceptional Reduction Sale Thursday
Women's Tailored Tweed Suits
All taken from" regular stock and marked in this event at the exceedingly low price ot
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