The evening world., 1913-05-31
Police CAPTURE
BOLD BOY BANDITS
]. !. At RISK OF LIVES
Detectives Awe Crowd of
Cangsters With Revolvers
After Arresting Pair.
ADMIT ROBBING IS MEN.
Two Youths Hold Up Crowd
in Clubhouse in Wild West
Style, Getting $500.
ADMIT ROBBING IS MEN.


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Charles Lzio OF No. az East One
hundred and Seventh street. fair
frankly smiling 'ad OK seven.
sesn' ana FRANK Cimsno' MS cnum' or
No. - East One Hundred and Seventh
street. WHO has the dark and lowering
face Of q foreign criminsi, wsYe ar.
rairned in the Harlem Court. TODAY.
-. bo,d.uo man Ths ,wo yo,,,h.
rather "A ola in ve.rs a, n. I. m
crime. had. with the as.,.,anc. ~ .
third. held I'm fifteen rpenber. ~ IN.
Trojan Athletic Club AZ No IN r.st
One Hundred ana Thru str~., ana
taken from their pookets betvesn san
and 1900. watches and other ievsirv
Il was at about II O'CLOCK last nirht
mat the club members. representins
the better element of the Young man In
q neighbo rhood much infested by s,n.
yRee. zero sitting about the two tablea
m their club rooms IN the basement Of
an old brownstone house ensased IN
p,nochic and auction pitch. They Gid
not hear the door omen ana shut behind
tN.m and were not aware that two
strangers were in the rooms until one
spoke
voirue,u aANn,r,s c,iN cov.
sas v,cr,us
where's ButchY. came the ouery.
and the club members turned In their
ssats and saw the speaker. n rather
heavily built boy with fair curling hair
and mirthful eyes. Beside him stood
another Of the same age.
some one asked VINO "Butch' was and
mere was Q whispered consultation be-
tween TWO youtns VINO mad JUST entered.
1nen the hsht-haired youth-Idzio II Is
alleged was-orouEht heavy re.
viewer from under MS coat and turned
~ mussie slowly over tho line OF seated
mon.
LOOK mere. boys" ne said with
smile. you know what this means.
business! NOW the hrst man that moves
viii set bullet through his hesd. Get
INTO that back room there and be -
Quick about u !"
Tue fifteen club members. all OF them
eseer than the speaker ana his compan-
soa. meskly hoisted their hands above
their hsads ana moved crap fashion'
0roasn the door ana INTO the rear
SOON, which was not visible from the
windows facing the street.
Pgllo YOUTH WHO PLEADS TO
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The two BOY hishwaymeh foliowed
0s refreshing victims step by step.
nose '"e" ha''cs ABOVE "e'I
neAos heard a s"arp "Ms.'e from inc
sioewaik OUTSIDE tho ciuproom uoor.
Tns BOY win the gun instantly an
owered u: there was q. thiro man ~ct'
lns a. LOOKOUT ior the Two youthiui 800.
pers and nc nad just been assured 'na'
everything was running smoothiy
With the pinochie players marshaiied
en.s line In the back room. the BOY
49,, ~bsncs he Gould brin~ nj. Am
40 bear upon any one In the line. and
than the other. cimino. began to 70
down the line and empty the contents
Of each pocket into his cloth cap. When
Ia cane to where Max Politzky was
standing Pelitxky entered a plea for
the preservation OF his watch. saying
It was gift from his mother and that
he did not want 10 1859 +" 'or sehu-
mental reasons.
Without q word Lisio stepped TO MS
side and felled him with blow from
the revolver butt on top OF the skull.
Then he draSged the man to standing
position. and while he held him up With
one hand his companion took the watch
and some money from Pe'itskys waist
coat pocket
Just thsn. the lookout. youth ike
Ahs twos stuck his head In the street
sAoor and yelled:
= IAN clear for q getaway
Ilsio still menacing the cowed club
pn.mbers with his revolver, and they
~a.ano,d out Into the dark,
0oT ONLY rs CENTS FOR THEIR
,.,o.x rurv az
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d. ysr severA MINUTES inc aaseu "e"
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