The evening world., 1911-02-04
AIR FOR TIRES
PAID THE BILLS 0
Mr.. GOODFELLOW
He Had a Grand Scheme for
AutoiStS but 4 Better One
for Himself.

People VINO have occasion 20 pass
limits OF Brooklyn calling Itself East
New York will do we'll not TO laugh out
loud to-day. whatever the provocation.
lie who laughs In East New York to-
day Is likely to be- hit IN the back OF
the neck with a brick. Eas; New York
Is sore.
II has been sore ever since a mass
meeting early to-day at the New Jersey
Avenue Court before Magistrate Dodd
OF people who were eager to md
Charles 5. GooIfollow. no; air mer-
chant.
Hot compressed air for filing auto
mobile tires was what MIR. goodfeilow
dealt In. He had an office with a broad
gilt sign reading The Twentieth cen
fury Tire FILLING system" across the
fun front OF his office at No. % WI
liams street. lie sold stock In the
company aud took orders for the APP
paratus.
1t was very simple, Air. compressed
almost to liquid form. was put into a
little reservoir near the radiator OF tho
machine so hat It's outward pressure
was tremendously Increased by the
heat expansion. When you automobile
tire was punctured or blown out you
fastened on the hot compressed air
tank, which supplied new air so fast
that It kept he tire nllcd despite the
leak. until you could get home or to a
garage. Fine!
He Was a Good Fellow,
Mr.. Goodfellow. who was twenty-five
years old and OF the most pleasant ad-
dress. made friends all over the neigh
bcrhood. lie was taken into the heart
OF last New York as a refreshing Ia
fusion OF new blood.
lie had an account with an Uut-ot'
Gown bank. but NOBODY had any dOabt
To-. his soF~ency. The first few checks
L., I've Nere 10. dis2Jted. lie began
a,tirs Ip h,y Office In luxurious style.
Il exudcd leather-upholstered and Turk
i~sh-rugged comf0rt as he added to his
decorations. lie wore Il brand suit
every day. lie bought everything he
could from stores right In East New
York.
spend your money with our friends
was his ~watchword. Boost. don
knock" Always he paid with checks.
Lewes Jones. who had done some work
for Mr.. Goodfellow. went to Magistrate
Dodd yesterday and showed a check fol-
$50 which had come back from the bani
with n blue pnster ON II saying there
we're not sufficient funds to Mr.. Good
fellows account to meet II.
Magistrate Dodd issued a summons
In a remarkably short time after Mr.
Jones went out witt the summons. Mr.
Goodfellow was In court. He was wor.
ried. but smiling. 1t was too bad tt
have such n thing happen so early Ia
Ids East New York career. but after al
II was all his own fault. Really, ne fell
like kicking himself.
Some OF His Own Hot Air.
lie had forgotten 20 deposit $3.50 II
the bank which he meant to deposi
las, weck-that was all. Magistrat,
Dodd suspects to-day that Mr.. Good
fellow had one OF his hot compressed
air cylinders about his person some
where. and. more. that 1t was charged
with chloroform or something.
anyway. Mr.. Goodrellow's Cheerful
chatter sounded SO prosperous to hin
that the hot air merchant was parole.
In his own custody with the best wishes
of the Court and the profound apollo
giles OF Mr.. Lewes Jones.
Word ~ that 1850 deposit got abou
and when the name Of Mr.. Goodfelloy
was called In the New Jersey Avenu,
? Court to-day there were thirty sou
looking East Now Workers IN the roor
ur.,,i,, h,atttIFtI mink ghpskE with hin