The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-16


a',u vas uo'ns W."
ZULU FH'HeH FOHmeH Bun
0lARY WAS "FRAME-UP."
The first intima,,on 7 had tina, my
son was not absolutely honest reached
me when he was arrested last July.
charged with burglary. lie was tried
and acquitted. lie told me the case was
framed up on him and ! believed him.
but couldn't have him around the
store any longer because people would
talk. 80 ne left the business. lie got
married two years ago and didn't live
at home after that
Benny Is my youngest son and was
a very bright scholar. l wanted him tn
10 to college but he preferred business 10
.na ,ooN n,n' '"'o VI. s,.,,a.. .,.n
10" hikh sc"oo'' Wa :" ' -.
At NOS III ana !" wes rour'n s.roe"
under the hrm name OF Levy * VEN
stein, and the business was rated AT
400. 800.
"Ienny learned the business and went
IN the road. He was q salesman for two
-. ara one az the hest ever had
r. - cam. ,r,o m. ONCE and soon
n -. -, =, IN. hank account
nsa 1 80, -. va. IN charge
Durins al ING '"e "e =,
hundreds ana nuh"rsus o,
dollars passed through MS hshos' al"
never q cent was missing.
tn .fifrd failed fifteen months ago
"a I starteA n new firm here. Benny
.L .o,h mo Hs opNned and closed
80. o,,., n. "a. out very late
Inv W. ~, Az Sunday He
~ eiSht ana ~"sy =" ~ 49,. 81,
explained that ne ~~s Aep. o"' ~
ness. II was then. l oehsvs' 'hA' "o
rot into bad company.
lie worked right here In the store
,,.o ~. ~, arrssted A. 4 burglar.
.ss". ss., unasr.,ood he wen. into
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T8eTtMONS NAV CIeH" W VIZ
ROBBERY.
.o.. IN
IN v.ew OF cn.,,,.s. uarrv s',.
tns A'oermse ""","'''. a. a,r,c.n
pro. propIe'or ~, p..a...
resenes Company ~ ~. 80.
thinks ne sees SOLE ,s"' y"
tesious iopoery Oh w'e" ne 80. ,ho
vicum Two years Aso' a G ,"s
time the hrm OF Levy, Sooomah q ~.
moved Into the loit ouiidihs next uoor
NJ NO. ~ somspody so' ih'o oapiro
place and stole ss'so worm OF os'r'eh
plumes
The police. the burglar insurance ana
protective agency people worked ON the
case In vain. Tnere washt marx OF,
door or window. The conclusion OF
the detectives was that the thief must
have swung himself over the roof In
front and opened window. Mr.. Sa-
piro 10 now inclined to think that the
burglar got In with q skeleton key.
Two months after the first robbery
thieves cut hole In the roof over Sa-
piro's lott, but set of the burglar alarm
and were scared away. Soon after THU
another attempt was made to enter the
loft by n rear window and again the
burglar alarm frightened away the
thi.yes
ia the robbery of last June" said
Mr.. Sapiro to-day. the thieves cut q
hole through the wall between my loft
and the one next door. In No. 77s. Evil
IDENTIFY they knew that was the only wa,
,hsy could ss. In wi.hon s a ,.a. I'M
knowiodse IL not by experience? Con
:. -sequently believe the same gang tna
robbed me In June tried the other twt
robberies. ana. perhaps. accomplished
the nrst one
never saw this young man Levy
unut yesterday when went 10 the tit'
HAL 70 DC witness before the CON
mttee. was IN tne room gwen owe
" M''nesscs ~hen Levy eaine anu ia
~. ohss'ae n,o anu pes"n 10 ,alh,
"ee ne sA'o' I've got my ia"ye
".,e WIN ine' .,
why u" you want 'a"'ef'
-, ..
"eh' ne sa'u' you van yen VIVA
,nes are so'"s 10 asA you 30 so' M
lawful
s Mo''.eu "e Ana "'epnohea a.. /.