The sun., 1919-09-20

| ana inc otntfa Euiu8 10 erect the sun
The policeman sprinted after the west
ward pair and made II a tie race at
: Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street.
Here, after he HAD served ms night
, sick on them in lieu of a warrant, he
finally induced them to 20 to the station
house to register IN the guest book, as
well as to have the arnica applied.
While they were being spruced UP for
| the cells a ticket was found In the
pocket of Mandonich giving admission to
dinner which had been rendered to
Magistrate Max Levine at a hall in 2s6
Broome street by the Tammany cap
tains Of the Second Assembly District
! At the request of Mandonich tele-
+ phone message was sent to this hail.
across the street from his address, and
persons there, according to the police
said they would call at the station house
and outfit the prisoners with bail.
| Pair Storm Automobile.
Leon Levy, a hat check attendant at
Healy's restaurant, 145th street and
Broadway, went to the Rnickerbocker
Hospital yesterday with decorations Of
the scalp and burns on the face, thank
full that the aim of two bandits was too
amateurish to make him mourn the loss
| OF his face. Early yesterday morning
he left the restaurant in an automobile
with two friends. and while they we're
riding past st. Nicholas Park at 134th
street two men darted from the bushes
and stormed the automobile.
At the point of revolvers they held up
the occupants and drew heavily on ther
bank rolls. Levy showed fight. and in
return received tap on the head from
a pistol butt and a hair SINCE and face
N al 0a frnrr hat v-od
at him as the robbers fed into the great
beyond. Patrolmen from the West
125th street station came up Just In time
to find that the bandits had escaped.
Before he was arraigRed in Jefferson
Market Court yesterday on charge OF
felonious assault the police say they OBJ
tained from Irving Connors a statement
that a labor union delegate hired him
and two other men at SIS apiece to COM
init a murder and that this led to the
stabbing OF Mortimer Cellars. foreman
of waist factory at los Madison ave-
nue., who was said by Connors to have
put lsboring men in a bad temper during
a recent strike. Though Cellars had
forty stitches taken In his throat at the
New York Hospital. he didn't die, and
the police say Connors informed them
that the promised money hasn't been
paid.
The police allege that Connors Is an
entertainer" for labor unions, the en-
tertainment consisting of attacking per-
sons Teddy Stone, allies Eddie yellow.
and Max Wallach were arrested yester-
day on the East Side. charged with
being Connorss helpers" but the police
say that, though admitting they were
present during the entertainment with
Cellars. they deny doing anything more
than watch the performance
It became known yesterday that
somebody with fondness for the home
surroundings of Henry L. Sicklass Wis
tied his apartments at 554 West 1S4th
street on Thursday night and departed
rejoicing In Liberty bonds and jewelry
amounting to $1,000. Miss Catherine
Lyontinson, a guest, returning to the
apartment and finding the ioor open,
observed that fudniture in the dining
room was scattered about feverishly and
jewelry and valuable documents were on
display on the table.