The sun., 1919-09-30
MESSENGER SOUGHT
FOR $4,000 THEFT
Tardy Hunt Begins for Youth
Who Has Been Gone
Ten Days.
HoLDUP MEN ARE ACTIVE
Burglars and Safe Blowers
Also Make Cleanups Over
the Week End.

Leo Juiofsky. 90, OF 1891 Madison
avenue, messenger boy formerly en-
Moved by the brokerage firm OF E. ID.
Levinson & Co. Of 81 Broadway, is
wanted In connection with the alleged
theft of $4,000 worth of, Liberty bonds
from the concern September 10. This
was revealed for the first time yester-
day when circulars containing de-
scription and photograph of the youth
were sent out by the detective bureau
10 police departments OF cities all over
the country.
News of the theft was made pubic
NJ the time of its occurrence. Julofsky
10 eaid TO have been given 1872 Liberty
bonds Of face value of $1,000 each for
delivery to Mahon & Co, at AZ Wall
street Neither the bonds nor the mes
senger ever reached there, It is alleged.
Thefts, burglaries and robberies in
various sections OF the city continued to
engross the police yesterday. Robert
L,ppman. manager of the w. L. Douglas
shoe Company store at $50 West 125th
street, reported to the police OF the
West 1896 street station that burglars
had sntered the establishment some time
between IL o'clock Saturday night and
opening time Monday and had got
away with $4,000 in cash. The money
was IN a safe in the front of the store
and q large part OF its rear wall was
cut away. The burglars left a set of
tools worth about 500 behind them.
According to the police, entry was
made through the rear of the building,
where several iron bars were sawed
away and two doors were forced. Capt.
Haupt Of the West 128d street station
said his men had good descriptions OF
a couple who were seen lettering about
the building shortly before midnight
Saturday.
Two Held ms Suspects.
Magistrate Nolan in the Essex Mar
ket Court yesterday held Harry Fem
berg of 127 Hester street and Sam Lam
ders Of 81 Norfolk street in $4,000 bail
each for examination tomorrow, when
they were arraigned on charges of sus-
picion OF burglary brought by detectives
from Police Headquarters. Feinberg
was arrested at Allen and Broome streets
and Landers was taken at his home
Both are accused In connection with tbs
wrecking of four safes in a jewel-y
polishing establishment at 10S-105 Canal
street some time between midnight Sag
urday and early Sunday morning.
In the Tombs Court Magistrate Tobia.
held a man who described himself as
Frank Radman of SO Monroe street, q
Waterman, in $1,000 bail for examina.
ton to-day ON a charge OF robbery
The police say that Radman entered Vim.
cent Bal1wicz's apartment at the SAINT
address early Sunday. knocked his down
IL
knife and robbed him of a watch ant
scnAof the Madison street station ar
rested Radman at his home.
John Selza of 107 Sullivan street ap
peared before Magistrate rockingham
In Jefferson Market court yesterday a.
complainant against Andy Russo OF 40.
West Broadway, whom he accused o
holding him up in front OF 90 Sullivan
street early Sunday. Russo waived ex
animation and was held for the Crane
Jury in $4,000 bail.
Alleged Accomplish Freed.
John opposite OF 80 Sullivan street
who was arraigned as an accomplice OF
the same complaint, was discharged. H
c. Kastenbaum, an assistant district at
tcrney. told the court that Esposito a
the time Of the holdup said to Russo &C
know him. Don't rob him." and walked
away.
charge of receiving stolen good
brought against Max Deitchman of 49,
Orchard street, who has a crockery bust
ness at 273l Third avenue, The Bronx
vas dismissed yesterday by Magistrate
Ten Eyck In Morrisania court He wal
arrested September Is when several roll
OF silk, said by the police to have beel
taken from Twenty-second street an,
Third avenue, September I, were fount
in his cellar. No evidence was offere,
against him.
Wealthy residents of MineolA have or
ganized vigilance committee to patro
large country estates In that vicinity Il
the hope Of checking the series of bur
glaries thereabout This action wa
taken following the theft of sew
eral thousand dollars worth OF silver
ware at the home of F. Colt johnson. a
Mil Neck. last Friday. Included In III
loot were cups won by his horses al
over the country, and others won by hin
In athletic events when he was a studen
at Yale
Members OF the committee will b
sworn in as special deputy sheriffs an
viii be accompanied nv sayaRa dops