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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

F0n SAi E-One Of the most modern e-room furnace heated cottages Tn Woodlawll, near East Lake car. Also d furnace heated house in Norwood. Call owner. either phone Woodlawn
 IT ''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
WANTED-HELP

WANTED-Shoeing blacksmith; camp cook: man and wife run kitchen
 boarding school; carpenters; wagon
 drivers; man cook, boarding house:
 bookkeeper; checker for cafe; other
 openings. Room 626, Chamber of Com J merce Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

NEATLY furnished, clean, warm room, first-class accommodations, in thorough ly modern brick dwelling; breakfast and evening dinner; private northern fam fly. 510 N 10th st. Main 4s15 12-10-2t TWO furnished, connecting rooms for light housekeeping, 1872 7th avenue.
 TWO bed rooms and a kitchen, furnished for light housekeeping 509 N. 22d street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

HOME bargain: South Highlands; 10 rooms, modern; frst-class and one-th1rd below value; s10oo quick cash today Tor the equity secures 1t. B. F. Eborn will
 show 1t. See him at once or you miss 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

room cottage on North Besseiner car line 20 minutes from town; lot BOOK 140; Broom servants house, chicken etc. houses, city water, wired for electric lights; bargain for cash or would exchange for house on South Highlands. Postoffico Box 691.
 12-9-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR sALE-cheap, solid oak ana pau glass office fixtures. Apply Moore @ @ Morgan, 1720 1st avenue. o-AI-'i
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

a50 CASH, balance $2o per month TOT D. room cottage in West End on corner lot 5ox1so; cabinet mantles, bath' etc. Gambill- Whittemore & Williams, 4os, 10-11 Empire Bldg, Main 8, Peoples 1os Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
WANTED-FEMALE. HEI.F

sWANTED-Neat, clean house girl; none
 other need apply; references required.
 15Je 18th avenue, south, corner 18th
 street. l2-lO-2t WANTED-Settled colored woman; must have good references; good wages and good home for right party. Address W-16, care Age-Her- ald. l2-10-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
WANTED-MALE HELP

FIVE HUNDRED men 20 to 40 years old wanted at once for electric railway motormen and conductors; SO to S1o0 month; no experience necessary: fine opportunity; no strike; write immedi- ately for application blank. enclosing stamp. Address HIS. care Age-Herald
 11-15-30t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
.NL C!hT A WORD

s-One ernt word n day; a nd. insen for lsss thRn 25e for first tub'sr- finn. Cast sp =t otnpHny order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
ONE GENT 4 VCRDONE CENT \ WORD

Iahs-One cent a word a da. no nal. taken for less than 25c for first tnser- lion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

s2S5e-Modern 7-room4 2-story house
 West End; block from public schooi' on best car line in city; this must De sold at once; easy terms; come ana see it. Smith Williams & Bass, eoo Farley Bldg. n-o-oe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

SATkS--Gne cent uoTd dasI n" Il" taken for less than 7ae for first inser- tton. Cash must nreompaSy order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR SAI1E--Bank fixtures; four com plrte sets of bank fixtures for salei located at Childersburg, Edwards vile, Fort Payne and Waverly, Ala; parties needing bank equipments are requested 0 write or call to see me. J. [. Cobbs, Receiver, Union Bank and Trust company, Nos, 2O7-2OS Far ley Bldg, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
BUSINESS CHANGES

DO you want a safe invest ment with speculative features, promising large profits? If so, send for free. interesting book of information M. & NJ Invesi-
 ment Co.,, S5S Quincy Bldg. Denver, Col. l2-4-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
WANTED.

WANTED-To borrow Of reliable private party s25O at per cent interest for one year on elegant personal security
 Only those who mean business need answer. Address P-52. care Age-Her- a,d l0-2-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR SALE-s1O0 cash. balance go per month, broom, new, modern Noou." ..so.' u oottaqe Rath. electric lights, seweragei
 half block car line; will rent. Minge' Steiner Bldg. nv ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

S4O0O Princeton home today for s275O, on easy terms. See Eborn about It .uromntly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

S55Oo-7Ox14O; S-room. modern home, oou'h Highlands; easy terms. See Eborn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

WANTED--Men 10 learn the automo-
 bile business and accept good posi- tions; we have the best equipped gar age In the south; write for terms. New Orleans Auto school, New Or lears, La. 12-S-24t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
MONEY TO LEND


 MONEY loan salaried people, women Keeping house and others without se- ourity; cheapest rates: easiest pay ments; offices in 6s principal cities; save yourself money by getting my terms first. D. H. Holman, room 40l Farley building. lilly REAL estate loans to suit you in amount, terms and interest; can pay back month ly or yearly; will take second mort gage John W Prude, 10e North Fist street. Bell phone 24o. 10-1e-tf MONEY to lend. in amounts from 5000 to $5OO0 on improved Birmingham prop erty; money now ready. W. D. Davis. 209-21o, Woodward Bldg. 1o-9-tf MONEY TO LEND on Improved real es- tate, city or suburbs; one, two or three years, Attorney. room 2O5 Jefferson County Savings Bank bldg. 12-4-st MONEY to loan in amount to suit. any good collateral; no delays. Address K-1, care Age-Herald. 12-10-5t slo90 or s20J0 to loan on Greater Bir- mingham real estate. Prompt attention. Agent, 2O5 Hood bldg. 12-1o-2t MONEY to loan on real estate and other collateral; real estate notes bought Ap- ply to Smith Culiom, Jr.. 2026 3d ave.
 12-10-13t
 MISCELLANEOUS
 WE Tcpair ali males sfoves Win experienced help. bofait Proweil Stove Go. Si3 v 2NL .reel Bell phone 5e00. Peoples 22T S-10-tf FOR stennsraDqi. piece work or month ly contracts Apo.y ssi Empire Bldg or cs!l Bell phone 625. Coo~ york at mod. 'rs'e pricns. s-13-tt ELECTRIC wiring and repair work Of all kinds by the electrician, D. J. McShan, 1912 North 18th street. Peo- pies ph one 2745. 12-9-3
 REAL ESTATE
 FOR SALE.
 70 acres in original Timber 91z miles south of city, $500: terms to suit.
 16o-acre farm in Morgan county level, black and red land, one-quarter mile of Danvlle; cheap for cash.
 Corner lot on railroad. 80 feet by 120x20x | 137 feet, for s125 cash; lies high and dry on A.. B. & A. R. R. at Pc 'der'v. House and lot at Powderly. 5 O: rms.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN Phones iiol and 465 1s26l Sd Avenue. -.--
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR SALF-Ten beautiful lots, 50x14o;
 555 front feet; scent car fare; city wa
 ter. electric lights. face Germa1ila park;
 can sell for s30o0 on monthly payments.
 Will sell for 5000 cash. Beleview Gem
 etery Co.,, 1874 4th avenue. Bell phone
 3253 Peoples 8S2 12-10-3t FOR sALE-s20o cash and s3o per month
 will put you in possession of S-room,
 two-s'o-v residence on Avenue G; one
 block Highland avenue car. Better than
 rovng rent Minge, No. Steiner Bldg. 12-10-2t FOR SALE-10 acres near BoyIes for sl250; 30 acres miles from town on Springvile road, for $1750 5-room cot tage with 2 additional rooms in base ment; walking distance of town: price s2250. Any of above sold on easy terms
 II. L. Baius. 2lN 2d ave. l2-l0-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

I SELL lots, see me. RaVee MOTIFS, s with s. Bethea & Co. Io-14-o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

MONEY WANTED-$150O for one. two or
 three years at per cent; no brokerage
 paid; will give first mortgage on s440o worth of good property close in. Ad- dress S-16, care Age-He -ald.' 12-10-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR SALE or exchange. Broom nome; three bathrooms and outnts; ne" .atnd auu roodern. South Highlands; S7coo, s260o cash or other property; cottage pre- ferred: balance easy. E. F. Eborn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

2 NICELY furnished front room, steam
 heat; all modern conveniences: also
 best table board. 1923 Avenue H. ft 12-10-5t-sat-su-tu-thu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR SALE or exchange, 1oOx14o; block of car line, Owenton station: Broom home;
 bargain; one-half in three years. pal ance cash or small farm. B. F. Enorn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR SALE-Lease and furniture of 12-room house, close in, every room rented; will sal cheap to quick buy CT. Phones Bell 4195, Peoples 14ob
 12-S-7teod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

WANTED-Crew managers and agents to sell Excelsior Dry Chemical Fire Extin- guishers; immense profits; an absolute necessity for homes, factories, stores and
 automobile garages; the greatest known for paint oil, or gasoline fires. Excel
 sior Fire Appliance Co.,, 6l2 A1achesney Bldg. Pittshurg, Pa. 12-10-14t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

TWO adjoining rooms or singly; near Five Points. Address D-16. care Age
 Herald. 12-S-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
FOR SALE

s100 per acre, 250 acres suburban prop erty: tracts 10 suit; cash or terms. B. F. Ehorn.
 FOR sALE-s2000 will buy a neat D. room cottage, modern bath, fine gar den spot, Ed avenue, south, near East Lake car line; easy terms Call owner. either phone, Woodlawn IT.
 12-S-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

WANTED-Roomers and boarders; pri- vate family; 1923 11th ave. South Phone
 Main Bell '799. 12-lO-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

WANTED-Situation In hotel as pa perhanger and painter; also stencil work; 20 years experience; will ex-
 pect salary and board. Call for Har-
 ris at Avalon Hotel. 12-9-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

TALK WfTH ALAN JEMISoN.
 BELL 100, PEOPLES 6l. 6-A-ti CE CREAM. best made, Weldon-Nash Both nbones eo6 1-11-tl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR RENT-A furnished room. all modern conveniences Apply to 1912 9th avenue or call Bell phone 2056.
 12-9-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR SALE-A bonafied bargain; clothing, shoes and furnishing business; well es- tablished trade; in the heart of -se city; best class of railroad men and ma chinist trade: good reason for sale; a statement of business affairs furnished
 Address CHS, care Age-Herald. n-S-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR RENT-In heart of city, beautiful ly furnished rooms. phone. light, hot baths; lovely rooms for two in room or single; rates very reasonable. 23o9 Sd
 avenue. R-S-6t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
WANVED-B0ARpERS

ROOM and excellent meals, tickets. Mrs.
 CcWan. 2llZ 4th ave. 12-4-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR RENT-Beautiful .oom, furnished complete; new, modern house; near bus mess center; furnace heat; hot baths; references required. Phone Main 4Tla
 or apply 22l7 7th avenue. 12-4-!f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-Two reliable producers as general agents in Birmingham for 40- year old life insurance company. Best
 policy contracts on the market At
 tractive terms to high-class men. Box 5s1, Birmingham, Ala 12-10-3t
The sun., 1910-06-05
RORRED GRAIN ELEVlTORS.
some % the Thieves Hired TugbOats.
seine Hired Trucks.

Clark a Allen. dealers In grain and
feed. asked the police about four weeks
ago - help them find the persons who
were robhing their elevators on the Fast
River az Thirty-seCond street. They
said that IN the last four years something
like ~ On bags of oats had been taken
and that these bags we're worth from
81 IS to sis5 apiece.
There have been three arrests in the
case. but these did not become known
until last night Two weeks ago James
Conway. a truck driver with a stand az
Twenty eighth street and Third avenue.
vas caught q block away az Second
avenue with a wagonload Of bags. He
was arrested and the hags were Identified
by the firm Later Pred Serpinary. Who
vas night watchman az the elevators,
was locked up, and he implicated Michael
Walsh, a night engineer employed by
the Consolidated Gas Company In the
same block Walsh acted a. lookout.
Said the watChman.
They sid that the system vas for a
signal % be given from the third story
by means u green and white lanterns
When he wigwagEing was observed
from the river a tug put IN 70 the elevator
They did not know who owned the tugs;
there were several Of them.
The detectives dressed a. laborers and
vent % the elevators one night last week
They signaIlcd with the lanterns 70 a
tug standing "a in the river. but Il didn't
cone In They think the signals got
mixed up
The river way was used most Of the
time. but the arrested men say that the
land side with trucks was q ute as popu-
lar. The police want - get two or three
others who were In the game Conway
has been discharged from custody The
others named are In the TOmbs
The sun., 1910-06-05

Fapoatsi ths charge made IN q recent
treSch that Attorney General Wicker
shan. gricr 10 entering the Tan Cabinet
had been connected with firm that ap'
roag-d 40 counsel Ter the trust Repre-
.sn'aiI,a rainey VA, provoked into his
u'rerau.-. TO-DAY boy speech that APP
reared M fhc Record under tho name
n Representative Mrhinlay ~ California
This saesrn was defence oi Mr. Wicker
sham and reiterated the statement Of Mr.
Wlckar-hl'n that IN" firm IT Strong 4
I,dwalrisr 1T phiCn hn was a member,
49, raf.fusi nr M" tuIst IN one case
F,r ftr, sarvlcr the firm had received
a 80 approumatlug ~ W".
Uhere MAS nothing new IN Mr. Rainey's
s7aerh today or m the printed speech
~ NJ Ncknay. hW Mr. Rainey stirred
M more ur ls-s excitement when he
charged that the uCknlay speech was
prsnare4 M tho Office IT the Attorney
General Nr MykInAy denied this In the
most emphatic manner In preparing
his sp~a,h he ,sld h' had consulted the
Attorney GENERAL for facts. but that he
had written It himself and printed Il
instead ~ delivering II. owing 10 his
ina ablhtv 20 get time on the floor
IN NJ Mrknlay , sneerh the admission
"a tsci,ly made that Mr. Wickersham
,aa,et 10 the fea rscclyed by his firm from
he trust NJ Rainay grew sarcastic
about the sugar prosecution oi the Ad-
1iriarafiOn Ne doubted h the prosecu-
ttcns would ever reach men really
shtHkar ~,
The sun., 1910-06-05
VIZ OESERrE rue mIr>
W.. Mann oI Hllnai> Reads = : rrturr 60
Nrubrrs of Z ungFess


NAsHINGtoN. June - 4 sharp l~,tur-
eniotnlng observance Of the rules " the
House Wss read to-day by Representa-
tive Manu- ~ Illinois. who presided in
committee u the whole during the con
-idsration OF the sundry civil tall Hep
ressntative Kendall an iusurEent from
Iowa had offered an amendment pr-sCrib,
ing an e ght hour day for all public workers
authoriz-d by the bill II vas ov-rrul,-d
on the ground that u proposed New legis-
laiion and could not D- properly ucor-
porass ~ a supply bill
Mr. Kendall appealed from the de,is-
ION oi the Chair wh-reupon Mr. Mann
made his sps'arh reprovinE members
who do not aipd- ~ the rul,.s He de-
clar-i that the rules are made by author
ity % tho Constitution ard that every
member before he assumes the uutIr-
OF his once hold- up his night hand ana
swears that he wilt observe the lonsti-
tuition and the rule. made 10 accordance
with the Constitution Mr. Mann con
tinusd
1T N suggested thai individual mem
hers are not bound hv the rules. The
Congress- makes the laws Tor the District
Of C0lumbis. u may change he law
to-mOrrOW IN reference to stealing but
does any one contend that = member ~
tOugres-- hag srv morr night to steal
"a the District NJ e, lumhia ia violation
Of the laW II the land thau any one e.ss
has' II there a peculiar quality IN heing
member ~ Congress which permits
him IN violate the Law or the rrJiya made
under the Constitution
The sun., 1910-06-05
rNnI RN EIGRNG OF NIGlR.
Ths 10, srrment irving To CO1icrt SlOs'..
I7a FTan, the Sprerkels Onlpauy

I7J From the SpTerkels 4 onnpauy
w,sHINaroN. June A repor, made
hv the Attorney Genera, and the Sscre-
,ary 4 the TreSsury 20 the Pres,dent In
reference to underw ights On sugar Nm
porta;lous in the customs service A. New
lcra show, that the Government has
been tryingto collect claim Of Sios, i25 IS
from the Federal SugEr Refining Com
panv q Sprccke's company The item
Agsins, N" Federal sugar Refining Com
panv - classified in the Attorney -(ien-
erslSs report a. unpaid duties due the
Government and D, -et down IN a table
along With the amounts that have been
rerpveee,i FROM the American Sugar
Refining Comp~H,. AThuckle Bros and
tho N,uoaa' Sugar Refining Company
Tbo Nuoru"v-fsei,eral' rCpor,. which
hears he dat" ~ Nav T. gives thl, item
aEainA she Federal COMPANY merely
a. the Government sstima's II the
amouur due Underneath the amount
appear ihis NOT"
Negotiations are lending with tho
company for restitution Of this amount
which ARE not Vet concluded
IL i. not known here whether the claim
has be"n settled. Hhs FrpOft Oi the Al
'ornsy-Genaral aud the Secretary Of th'
Treasury shows that the Government has
,'ollerts,d S. I35 3Aa ~ "a account Ot the
sugar underw 81 ching m New York. ~
This amount the Am"riCap. Sugar Refining
Company has paid g. tS5 90 81. Arhuckle
Bros s6g5 7S5 ip and the National Sugar
Refining Company sdOl. .1pL3i
The report contains this interesting oh
-ervation on the responsibility for the
irauds committed bv the sugar trust.
The evidence adduced indicates that
rhia cOmpaHy down 20 minute details
vaa virtually run boy lone man and that
~ executive management during the
period u frauds was In the entlre hands
n ths president Henry q. Havemeyer
assisted by the secretary and treasurer
Charles y Heike HavemeyeT died in
lulN. ~. within two Weeks after the
drst discovery ~ the frauds Every other
penaon occupying a position Where he
Foqld naturally kuow abOus the fraud
has either besn convicted OF IL under
Indictment
The sun., 1910-06-05
PRESIDENTS To SEE TIFT.
Railroad DelewatIOns From west and Fast
70 white HOuse TO-mSFrON.

CHICAGO. June Both Western and
Eastern railroad presidents are going
10 make personal appeals IN President
TAFT q withdraw the Governments suit
enioininE the railroads from putting
IN force the increase in commodity rates
alleged n he illegal because of alleged
violation ~ the sherman antitrust act.
The Western presidents have obtained
an audience with the President for Mon
d,y morning and will leave Tor Wash
iugt,n to-morroW morning The party
will be- under the leadership II y ? Hip
l.v president uf the santa Fe road, and
will travel IN Mr. Ripley = private car
Regarding their mission the railroad
men maintain a silence. not even admit
ting that they intend 10 make the jour
nev. Il l. not known how many will
20 Ip 90 a late hour tonight in addi
ton 10 Mr.. Ripley the following had sig
niGsd their intention II going:
President : VI. FELTON,, Great Western
road. President Delano, Wabash; fresi'
dent r. L Nudge. Rock Island; Preslden'
Ira q Rawp. MOnOn; President y. l.
Winchen Frisco. and president MarN y
HuHnNNN fuF ' lIF lHIHANfAH " -
uer 4 the Northwestern
Il is also expected that Out Of town pres
idrnts will Join the party either IN Chicago
Tomorrow ur while IN route y. ?.
NogLlm. chairman Of the frisco board.
Howard Fllicott, president u the Northern
Pacific. and Louis Till. president ~ th'
Great Northern. are among lhoee GA
acted 10 he with the marty. 7. j Earling
nre-idsnt II the St Paul road. expected
10 take a party of Eastern presidents down
from New York. where he has been Tor
-svsral days. President W. 4. Brown
~ the New York Central lines, President
p d. Underwood ot the Erie, President
Daniel Willard Of the baltimore and OHIO
and several other Eastern presidents.
II Il -aid. will he II the party. II u under
stood that Mr. Brown will he the spokes-
man for the Eastern presidents ana VII
Ripley for the Western.
According 20 railroad men the new
policy Of the GOvernf-ent VIII soon nave
An eject upon the value Of farm lands
and will greatly rstard the work Of settling
the vacant lands IN the West and south
This phase Of the stu alton was placed
before a number OF the large shippers
TODAY by Guy l.. stewart, agricultural
and industrial commissioner OF the ~
Louis aud Southwestern. or Cotton Belt,
road
This road for its mileage IA doing more
than any other road in the West and
Southwest In the colonization line. Every
where along its lines there have been
s.uts shlished governmental farms which
have resulted in an influx Of settlers and
an increase in land values 81 double and
treble IN a few years
Mr. stewart. who II secretary Of the
American Railway Industrial Commis-
sioners Association. said 20 the manu-
f1cturers.
4 ind that the policy n the Govern
ment IL having a marked effect upon our
Efforts. Should all the railroads cease
their efforts toward colonization and
agricultural experimental work it would
he a s..rinlla fhinn 20 al lnleraata
The sun., 1910-06-05
'nFRVorahIs Report m the snip RraEr for
BaFships.

WASHINGTON. June The board ol
naval officers appointed TO witness the
tee; Of the l-tcosr@ ship brake Installed on
the hattleship Indiana has made an un.
favorable report % the Secretary ~ tho
Navy. The brake, the report says. is not
a sIitabl, fttIng for vessels of the navy
Resr admiral Chamcsy Thomas was
president Of the hoa ri The lacuste ahip
brake was installed on tho Indiana last
winter and a test Of the device was made
oa Delaware Break water several weeks
ago Tho brake consists u a pair of steel
wing fastened ~ tho sides ~ the vessel
which can b. released from the bridge and
spring ont frDm the side of theiVrsssl
The sun., 1910-06-05
CtREI 10 ms CONsTITJENTS
Hsuse InsurErnt Srnds Them aeeds FuF.
nIshrt ~ the G.ONeTument

WARRINGTON. June . representative
Carev ~ Wisconsin. Who sits up nights
thinking of ne evils Of predatory wealth
and n. regular Republicans aud who
boasts that he alVavs carries a union card
IN his inside pocket. n irving 10 snuggle
up to his constituents by sending them
seeds furnished 70 him free by tho Gov
ernment In q neighborlv letter ad-
dressed to his constituents Mr Carey
says
IL affords me extreme pleasure 20
send vOu herewith an assortment Of seed
which tho Government II distributing
trust that this seed ma bs a. fruitful
IN IT. returns a. ! wish the seed OF good
government 10 be which the prOgTes-ives
or socialist insurgents are sEdgsvoTing
TO sou here IN Congress.
Mr. Carey adds -If ! can b. Of further
service 20 YOU, your friends or yOur
neighbors DO not hesitate 20 write me. "
The letterhsad hears the union label
Mr. carey - nov trying 10 form a
flying wedge of his insurRent colleagues.
% be directed on New York city When
Theodore Roosevelt returns.
The sun., 1910-06-05
GIRLS STORY OF Assault.

Sou'h RrSoGDn Truck Farmer Held IN
Ga.OOO Hail.
James Murriock. who runs truck
farm at Sixty fourth street and Elev-
enth avenue. BROOKLYN. was held In - .OOO
hail in the Fifth avenue police court,
Brooklyn. yesterday. charged with as
sauliinS Pauline kayrika, a nineteen
year-Old Polish girl, and robbing her of
tlOo and gold watch in his barn on Friday
night
The Kayrka girl told the police OF the
Fort Hamilton police station that she
had been living with a Polish family at
i95 Third street. Manhattan. and that she
went down last Friday 90 get a place a.
a cook at Coney Island restaurant
Sle was Unsuccessful and she started
home ON a West End car. By mistake
she got of at SIXTY SECOND street and
New Ctrscht avenue and was wandering z
around IN the neiRhbOThOOd when two
we'll dressed men, one Of them an Italian
whom ms cOmrate called Tony. came up
10 her amt offered 10 direct her Ou her way.
The threa walked two blocks over to
Siv'y-fuu-th street and Eleventh avenue,
here MurdOck's ham 10 situated Il
was dark hv this time. according q the
girl and they met no me on the way
There. the girl -ays. the fNu assaulted
ner ana tlo,, slOO and her gold watch
IN the morning she made her wav io
Fort Hamilton avenue ant SiNtlath street
and told her story tu employees in a store,
who rpI-nrted - 10 he police htectives
Marks and FairChild were assigned 20
the case and the girl was sent ~ The Nor
Wegan Hospital.
Tho detectives found MurdOck near his
harm aud arrested him tie was taken 10
the Norwegian Hospital and was identified
hv the girl ~ une of tie men whu as
s,Ilt,.d her MuriUCk denied the charge.
Magistrate Voorhees, pa, he oaS. over
YnrN Tuesday