The evening world., 1913-08-19
THUGS ROB ACTOR
IN AUTO; VICTIM
SAVES DIAMONDS
Chance Acquaintance Take
Him on Joy Ride-Get $3.50
Worth Of Jewelry.
TOOK ALL HIS CASH, TOO.
Police Hear Case, but Warn
Moore, He Says, Not to
!. Tell Reporters.
TOOK ALL HIS CASH, TOO,

- saesA young man from Phiisdslphia
! MO sports u.oo worth Of jswe,ry and
ivoas riding IN . limousine through Cen
Nraa Park Win two men ne doeant
know. was told an Evening World re-
sDorssr s,s morning BY Jack Moore. an
,aCte. Who lives at No. ~ West
lTwsney-stsheh strsst. ThAs WAS
iAoors's experience last nAGfk He says
h Jared better than many others
.miG4k. but he has . sprainsd back.
Iskinnao shtns and several bruises and
ihas not . blue sapphire and diamond
SWebck pm and two Gypsy rinss n valued
AAt ~ and % IN cash which ne pos
!, sssssd when ne met the strangers. He
: managed 70 save two diamond rings ne
val,o - Q.soo
NV hs says. TN nsvsr wsas dia-
Snonds again: not In New York."
After . stop at Pabsts place at
/, Columbus Circle. Moore thought no had
! found Two real pals ~ they we're Gid
ing through Central Park In . masni-
0cent blue automobile. Hh friends be-
4 Gan 10 tell HIM about the stunts Jack
Rose used 10 pull OF IN New York
Moore began to be suspicious. and
when ne looked around at one OF the
men ne was grabbed by the throat and
told to give up every nickel he had
Tue other man went through his
pockets and rot his money. IN Eigin
watch and . gold cigarette case. both
bearing the monogram II. L NJ" and
then wrsnched the two gypsy Ttngs
from his fingers.
JVMPs FROM RAPIDLY MOVING
AUTO INTO ROAD.
~ said II they would not BE- rough ]
would give up everything had" Moore
said this morning. The man holding
me by the throat released his grip and
sprung with much force through the
door of the car while II was making
about forty c,Ales per hour. ! thought
that was the only way I could save my
N.Soo diamonds. I was picked up ~ .
man who was coming along In an.
other automobile. The gangstsrs
stopped, but when they saw ne get
into another car thsy dashed away at
rand speed and were soon out Of sight
..rhe men said if I reported the A.
fair TO the police OF nswspspsro they
would lay for me and XIII me They
~sid they paid $1,000 Per month for
police protection and II would only %
worse for me II reported Il The
man who aid the talking had drawn
blackjack from . pocket In the Amou.
sinA"
Moore saad he reported hAs misfor-
tune at the Thirtisth street and Forty
seventh street poltcs stations. but va
told he would have to report at the
sixty-sevsnth street. station. In which
precinct the crime was committed
Moore said he told the police that the
men said they paid $1,000 per month
for police protection. He said the Of
Acsrs replied. Don't you lot anybod,
work such nonsense on on you. 90 4
the Stxty-ssvsnth street station ant
talk TO the omcsrs. but Say cochin,
% the nswspapsr men,"
. VICTIM TELLS HOW THE THUGS
ocRAPep ACQUAINTANCE.
u was standing In front OF the Hots
4 Rector last night waiting for . friend.
! Moore SAID when asked how he came (
- taken In BY the stranger. II too
eut my cigarette case for . cigArett,
but found the casa empty. A We
dressed man cav mo and gave me
pack at cigarettes of assorted brandi
Another man came up and We bega
taking. Pretty soon one Of tho me
suggested We take an automobile rid,
told them I could 90 a. far a. six
tisth street and get back In time to mo
my friend. We went TO Pabst's place Z
! Columbus Circle. had . drink. and the
J started toward central Central Parl
We entered At sixty-sixth street and 9
soon - We were In the park the me
began talking about the Rosenthal cas-
ana told how Jack Rose had performe
IN New York"
Moore said one OF the men was
little short fellow with black mustach
The other was tall and had q smool
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