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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

dluli8. AICA man, NJ g NhNAs
i Diet nordlige Franken, var /
Besiddelse af fransk Aandssliy-
Eghed og Kunstfolelse, en- frisk,
from og aaben Natur, SON Hof-
livet like kunde forderve, og /
Besiddelse af en- Arbejdskraft,
som vi kender fra Malere, der
er udgaaet fra Diet JAYNE tyske
Borgerskab.
Han tor n@vnes efter Durer
og Holbein, men hans Lod /
Livet faldt langt lykkeligere
end deres. Medens den rige
Fedrestad var fattig paa An
erkendelse over for Direr, og den
paa Anerkendelse rige Kejser
Macmillan stedse var fattig paa
Penge, og medens Holbein we'd
den elendige Henrik den Often
des Hof samlede Guild og Ere
nok, men dog sank fattig og
miskendt / Craven, var Lueas
ma h stedse den s6gte og
.h9.jtbetalte Hofmaler, den ansete
Raadsherre og statelige Borgme-
ster, den lykkelige Egtemand
og Fader, rig paa Guild og Ere
og sluttelig vel rigest i sin Tro
paa Evangeliet, som Reformati-
omen bragte for Dagens Lys.
I sit 80. Aar STAIR Cranach
allerede som Mand af Ry og
som Mester saa vel j Maleri som
Kobberstik og Tresnit, og we'd
samme It'd katie Kurfyrst Ere
derik den Wise ham til Sachsen,
hvor der stilledes ham en- Rack
Ike Opgaver navnlig we'd Udsmyk-
ningen af den nyopf6rte Slots
kirke.
Da den unge Mailer kom til
Wittenberg, var han vel skik-
ket til at bringe den unge Uni
versitetsstad nyt Liv, og ON
Ivendt var denne med dens frem-
ragende Larere, dens Studenter.
der smart taltes / Tusindvis. og
|dens verdensbev@gende Betyd-
ming sikkert ogsaa Stedet for
den aandsfriske, for alt levende
mellem Himmel og Jord modtage.
.lige Kunstner; her var der Be
tingelser baade for Vekst og
Virke, og baade som Menneske
og Kunstner greb han med begge
Hender ind i Livet, der rorte
sig ON ham.
Med sin Naturlighed forbandt
han barnlig Lidenskab med
mandig Alvor en- Wis Vemod og
med Track at Stronghold EN- ko-
stelig Humor. Eft Eksempel paa
denne sidste har vi i hans Ma
Teri ,Jungbrunnen', hvor man
ser eldrende Mend paa gamle
Trekarrer eller berende paa
Ryggen slebe deres gamle afble-
gede Hustruer hen til Ungdoms-
kilden, hyor de stiger i Vandet
for paa den anden Side at stige
op som unge Jomfruer. Her
modtages de af unge Kavalerer,
der byder dem til Bords we'd
veldekkede Borde eller parvis
spadserer ON med dem paa den
gronne Eng, medens de gamle
Graaskagge, SON desverre like
err bleven foryngede, like tor
Marine sig deres unge Hustruer
og maa betale deres forfenge-
lige 0nske ON at faa unge HUI
struer med Synet af, at de 10
res bort af unge Galaner.
Som Luther selv til Aaret
1917 endnu var god Katolik og
kun bekempede Afladshandelen,
saa stS.d ogsaa Cranach helt i
den gamh katolske Kirkes Tie
neste, hval godt syntes at kunne
forenes ned den daverende HUI
manisnes verdslige Aand, som
fulgte i den italienske Renais-
sances Spor. Dette f%remgaar og-
saa af de aldste Billeder, vi
kender fra Cranachs Hand, saa-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Ham lydige.

iuucuc w op6n t16 ndhi
lydige" (Mt. s, 81.
bet var Jesu Disciple og an
DIRE ON Bord paa ct SIKH paa
Galilaas 50, der forbaysede
spurgte: ,,Hvem er dog denne9''
En- Storm oprorte Seen. tum-
lede med Skibet og truede Mand-
skab og Passagererne paa Ski
bet med Undergoing, og disse
folte sig afmegtige over for
de rasende Elementer.
De saa sig i den Grad truede
af Faren, at de gik til Jesus, der
laa i Bagstavnen og soy, og bad
ham: Here, frels os! Vi for
gaa." Han bSrte deres Bon og
hjalp dem.
Men = ~merkeligt : de ven
tede noget ualmindeligt af ham,
da de bad ham: HERE, frels os !!
men da han saa STAIR OPP og truer
Vindene og S9en, og Diet oliver
~bliRstille, forundres de alligeyel.
De forbavsedes over, at Vindene
og S9en adlGd ham.
Ogsaa vi Wide have forundret
os. De NEST oplyste og dygtigste
Mennesker i vor It'd Wide BILE
vet bestyrtede over at Sc de hvi-
nende Vinde og de opr9rte Boil
ger blive ~stille, fordi ct Men
neske bod dem det.
H a lydige" absolut in
gen anden Wide de have adj
lydtl
Mennesker har en- Wis Magt,
ct frem for ct andet og hver
paa sin Wis = men Magt til
at faa Vindene og Seen til at
lyde - den ejer kun hanl
Sgmanden har Magt over sit
Fartoj og styrer det, hvorhen
han vii, og i vor It'd kan han
we'd Dampens Hjelp gaa imod
Wind og 50, men lige saa lidt
nu SON da kan han hyde over
Wind og So.
| mango andre Retninger har
Mennesker gjort sig Jorden un-
derdanig og taget Naturlovene
i deres Tjeneste. Man farer selv
igennem Luften som Fuglen, og
man sender we'd Elektricitetens
Hjalp Lyden over en- Metaltraad
Tusinder af Mile, ia sely gem
mem Luften uden Trad.
Og saa alligevel STAIR Diet fast
som da: Vindene og S9en adj
lyder ham - absolnt ham men
ingen anden.
Kun ,,Gud glver Regn og frugt-
bare Tider af Himlen', som
Paulus i sin It'd mindede He'd
ningerne i Lystra ON, at han da
gjorde.
Men der er noget andet, vi
tanker paa we'd dette: ham ly-
dige.
bet var like blot Wind og So,
Jesus tvang, hvor disse truede
Mennesker paa Livet. Det a
ogsaa Sygdom og Synd og bod.
Ham MATTE alt lyde.
Jesus sagde til den spedal-
ske: Bliv rem, og han blew rem
set; han sagde til den verk-
brudne: Dine Synder forlades
dig, og siden: Staa OPP og tag
din Seng og gaa, Sygdommen
veg, og Sundhed og Kraft kom
1 sStedet. Han kaldte paa zen
dode Lazarus: Kom herudl og
han kom. Han blew altid adlydt.
Men han kan og vii ogsaa
sige til de Lidenskaber, der ra.
ser i stakkels Mennesker j vor
It'd og truer dem med Under
gang: I'll, var stillel og de maa
vare sGlle. Det galder netop
ON at lare at kende Jesus som
den, vi kan paakalde i enhver
Nod og stole paa, at han vii
og kan h @lpe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

4OI pipf1 pda At go
Bedste for ale som err interesse-
rode / os herinde.
Pastor Christensen k6bte ct
Idejligt lille Hus her i Udkanten
af vor By og har So Acres
Land her hge uden for NIT Vim
due, saa jeg har den Fornojel-
Sc at Sc ham liver Dag tage sin
bedste Medicin, som er de dejlige
varme Solstraaler i wort milde
Klima. Han kobte den Plads for
$3, 100, og we'd de mango Ven
ners Hjelp, som sendte ham Ga
yer, er han nu saadan %stillet, at
han da har ct Hem. Der er 10,
som vi ser, indkommen lidt over
$1,000. Men Diet er kostbart at
flytte, og det tager meget liver
Dag til Liysophold. De har end.
nu 4, som er afhengige af HEM
met.
Jeg blew at flere spurgt ON
hans Tilstand, og der blew
spurgt ON Diet timelige saayel
Isom ON Diet aandelige. Jeg vii
f9rst give lidt ON Diet timelige.
Dog, her vii jeg. fjpe ind: Jeg
Wide nodig, at nogen vii fele sig
%saaret og allernedigst Wide jeg
saare Pastor Christensen eller
hans; men jeg maa sige: Der maa
mere til, ON den Mand med hans
Familie . skal komme igennem
luden alt for stor Naringssorg.
De har saamend haft nok at
Diet og skal han igen blive sterk
nok til at optage EN- Corning !
Menigheden SON han helst vii,
og helst burde, saa, Venner, lad
os faa saa meget samlet, saa han
kan have dette lille Hem be-
talt. Kan han faa Diet og saa
have sin lille Pension - han er
jo for ung til at faa de fulde
$500 = saa synes jeg, at Aar
Iefter Aar vii saa B9rnene vokse
OPP, og saa kan Diet gaa, men Diet
er en- sver It'd at faa begyndt
Ii, selv ON der begyndes i Diet
smaa.
Pastor Christensens Sygdom
err 10 en- af disse selv for Lager
s lidt uforstaaelige, men er,
saavidt jeg, ser, like anderle-
des, end at Christensen kan godt
fungere som Prest. Kan han
faa en- lille Menighed, der vii
we're god we'd ham, og like for
LANCE mere, end han kan udfere,
saa er han jo saa ung og ener-
Igisk, saa han sikkert endnu i
nogle Aar kan gore ct gOdt Ar
bejde under rimelige Forhold.
vi we'd jo nok, at der er kun
faa, som forstaar Diet Arbejdets
Tryk, der hviler paa en- Prast
men /, der som Prester har slidt
Forgyldningen af og /, som
staar med Arbejdets Tryk paa
eders Skulder og der er da
sikkert ogsaa legmend, SON har
veret med i Arbejdet - | vii
forstaa, naar jeg har Diet 0nske,
at Pastor Christensen Wide bli.
We hjulpen, ON han nu, da han
er fri for S%jalesorgen i serlig
Forstand, kunde i nogen
Made fries fra Neringssorgen,
der sammen med hans Embeds-
gerning har brekket ham ned,
saa og kun saa, vii han a end
nu en- It'd at komme ind i den
Gerning, han kom til Amerika
og err ordineret til og som han
sikkert af hele sit Hjerte lenges
letter, og er sikkert velskikket
It'll, naar Nerverne kan blive Edt
starkere, og de timelige For
hold lidt bedre. Aanden err frisk,
log Livsmodet er der. Maa jeg
%slutte med at bede Venper af
Pastor Christensen og hans Fa-
milie og Venner af Guds Rige
|iblandt os - ON at Sc efter EN-
lLejlighed til at naa saa langt,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

Diet har aldr1g yeret brugellgt,
at de romerske Kejsere bar en-
saadan Krone.
Eft fortreffeligt Billede er Fod-
vaskningen. Peter drager den
.h9jre Fod bort fra Bekkenet og
peger paa udtryksfuld Made
paa sit Hoyed. Herunder STAIR
Mar da jeg, Herren Og Meste-
rem, har toet elders Fodder, saa
er l og skyldige at to hverandres
Fodder, job. Il, IA,
Paa modsat Side sidder Pa
ven paa en- hoj Trone under en-
Purpurhimmel, kronet og velsig-
nende. We'd Siden STAIR Kardinal,
Erkebiskop, Biskop og Pilgrim,
medens Kejseren (Maximilian) i
dybeste Ydmyghed knelende og
med foldede Hender kyser Pa
vens Toffel, en- Hyldest, som og-
saa Konge, Fyrste og HERE nd.
wiser: Underneden starr: Anti
krist. Paven %anstrenger sig for
at efterfelge saadanne Tyranner
iog hedenske Fyrster, der I'D
strekker deres Fodder til Kys af
Folket. at Diet maa vere sandt,
hvad der starr skrevet ALE de,
der like Wide tilbede Dyret,
skulde ihjelslaas. Aab. IS, ID.
AT disse Kys tor Paven rose
sig j sine Dekretaler uden Skam.
Denne Passionsbog ~udbredtes
j Folket som ct Ign, og den
matte trykkes i flere Oplag
SAINT oyersettes like blot paa
Plattysk, men ogsaa paa Latin.
bet manglede heller like paa
Efterligninger, code og slette,
som den, der forte Tegningernes
Tai op til 30, og hvor man paa
Titelbladet ser Kristus som
ISmertesmanden, til venstre den
simple Peter med N9glen og til
Ihojre Paven i al sin Pragt og
Herlighed. Yidere SEES Kristus
som den code Hyrde og paa mod
sat Side Paven med en- PENCE
sack, Ulvehoyedet med den ire
dobbelte Krone, og en- Hyrde-
stav, hyorpaa hanger ct Fiske-
net, eg ct aftrukket Faareskind,
SAINT en- Jode, der er bragt til
Tiggerstayen.
Luther tor sikkert betragtes
som Medhjelper we'd Cranachs
Verk, selv ON Diet nok har vac.
ret den mere kunstnerisk anlagte
Melanchton, som fix Kunstneren
til at forbedre de bibelske Bill
leder. Da Luther paa Wartburg
havde fuldendt Oversettelsen AT
Ny Testamente, som udkom 1922,
lod han Cranach tegne IA Bill
leder til Aabenbaringen. Til
gamle Testament tegnede han en-
Titelindfatning med Engle, rid
dende ON ct Krusifiks SAINT til
|f9rste Del, der udkom 1924 ct
|Titelblad med Kristi Korsfestel-
Sc, Moses, David og Profeterno
SAINT desuden, Abrahams Offer,
Jakobs Dr9m, Overgangen over
Jordan, Jerkos Indtagelse, Josya
og de fem Konger, Samson og
Goliat, Absalon hengende j ct
|Tra, David og Batseba osv..
En- verdig Trosbekendelse har
han efterladt sig i ct f%ortraffe-
|ligt Maleri, fremstllende Synde-
.fald og F~orlesning. Det er deli
af ct, til venstre tort, til hojre
grgnt Tre, til yenstre gamle
.Testamente til h9jre ny Tesla
mente. Til venstre foroven gives
.Loven, som erklerer Adam og
Eva, der findes forneden, for
.Syndere, og we'd Siden SEES Do
den, Syndens Sold, liggende j
en- Croft. Under Tracts Midte
slider en- nogen Mand med fol
.dede Hander: Mennesket uden
Made. En- Profet til venstre og
Johannes Dober til h9jre wiser
ct Billede af den Korsfestede,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-23
NORTH BENNINGTON

The Method st Sunday school are
"~o0ari0o 2 Chrl lstmas nageant, For
God so Loved the World" to preaent
ON Monday evening, Dec q at 1870
o'clock There viii ALSO be a Christ
mas tree and the distribution Of pres
onts viii take nlace at the close of
the evenings entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs John II Cushman and
children of Observation-Disclosures
came Wednesday for the Christmas
season with Mr. and Mrs II T. Cush
man at Underclfi."
N SIS Lillian Brundage. who has
been in Pittsdeid, Mass for a few
weeks Is With her mothe- Mrs Jose
phine RGundage for Christmas
The funeral services of Miss Maude
J.. Carpenter wiz be held this evening
az o'clock from her late home on
North street
Mrs. W. r. Mattson, daughter
Helen and son Hugh. are in Dandy to-
day, tc attend the funeral services of
Mrs. Mattison's little nece, Natalie
Rabner.
Miss Leola Green who is a student
in Folts Institute, Herkimer, y. Y, ar.
rived today to pass the holiday vaca-
ton with her PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Green of Main street.
Miss Elizabeth Walsh is spending
twoweers vacat on from the North
Adams Normal school at the home OF
her narents Mr. and Mrs. John
Walsh,
con Spencer returns tonight from
burlington. where he attends the Uni
versity Of Vermont, for the hol days.
Miss cola Snencer who is engaged
in teaching in Arlington. n. j., will he
with her narerts Mr. and Mrs. II r..
Spencer, for the holiday vacation.
Tucker Lodge, No. as f. & A. NJ. and
Tucker chapter No 9S 0 II. 5. have
received an invitation frcm Rev j. {.
Rawson OF the Baptist church to at
tend service at that church. on SUNDAY
evening. Dec. 26. All members oil
both orders are requested to meet at
the Masonic temple at 6 o'clock ana
20 in a body.
Miss Anastasia Powers arrived this
afternoon from Burlington to pass the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Powers of Prospect street
Miss Powers is a student at U. V. NJ.
Mrs d. A. Gleason has returned
from Hartford, Conn, Mrs. Gleason
has been spending several weeks with
I'm ends there and IN that vicinity.
A. j. Buchanan Of Boston, Mass. is
expected to arrive tomorrow to spend
Christmas with Mrs Buchanan and
their little SON. at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Shepard Of
Mechanic street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-23
lands CONDEMNS
PARDON BY WILSON
Because Of It He Refuses to Sentence
Six Men For Stealing
Suuar

Chicago Dec 22-Judge Land S
yesterday refused to sentence six
men charged with stealing six sacks
of sugar from trains in interstate
commerce. after learning that Presi.
dent Wilson had last week granted a
nardon to James j Dorsey known
as the millionaire cattle king.
Dorsey was sentenceds to e ght
years in Federal Prison by Judge
lands after conviction of selling
several thousand head of tubercular
cattle throughout the west under
forged papers representing them as
government tested and healthy. He
began serving his sentence June 4,
1919 Last July President Wilson cut
the sentence to four years. AT that
time Judge Lads in open court de-
clared he could not understand the
workings of the pres dents mind
81 can't sentence these men with
the Dorsey thing fresh in my mind"
judge lands declared in court. Der
sey's activities ran into the thousands
of dollars while these men stole a
few hundred dollars worth of mer
chandlse. I will continue this case in
definitely tgTtli
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-23
HIGH CARNIVAL
Or CRIME GOES
ON IN NE " YORK
Ho,dup Men and Safe Blowers
Have Busy Day
CRACKsMEN IN HARLEM
Restaurant Robbed at Midday and /;
$175 HoIdup by Negroes Report
ed to Police.

New York, Dec 23.-While twenty
automobiles carrying policemen and
detectives armed with rifles patrolled
the streets, and orders were being car.
ried out TO arrest persons unable to
give gocd account of themselves .
holduns, burgaries and safe robberies
continued yesterday despite the emer-
gency measures the police are taking
TO prevent crime
A safe in the Office Of Abraham
Senanke, a watch repairer at 35 West
l25th street, was opened and robbed of
400 watches valued at $4,000 safe
was cracked in the drug store OF
Maurice Horowitz, at 2297 Seventh
ayenbe with loss Of money. jewelry
and drugs amounting to $1,000; the
grocery store of Steyani Costa at 1893
East 18th street was robbed of 81 900
worth Of groceries; James j Driscoll
a salesman Of Bayonne. was beaten by
two negroes and robbed of sl75 In a
hallway at West 18th street. and
Frank Kue's restaurant at 2130 Sew.
enth avenue was robbed just before 1t
was due to open at noon.
Richard Enright, Police Commits
sioner, gave out statement last night
saying he had requested the New York
Telephone Company to give prefer.
ence TO calls from citizens for Police
Headquarters or police stations
Citizens are, requested" Mr. En-.
right said, promptly to report 70. Po.
lice Headquarters, to the nearest po-
lice station CT to any police officer any
suspicious circumstances Where
motor vehicles are concerned, the
number and description Of the car,
and. II possible, description ef the ,oc.
cupants. should be taken,
Citizens having any information re.
garding the movement Of criminals, or
any information which may be of
value to this department, are request.
cd 70 transmit 1t to Police Headauart-
ers, either by telephone or mail. Call
Police Headquarters. Spring 300, and
ask fer Crime information
Many persons possessing know.
Ledge which may be of great import.
ance to this department refrain from
imparting II to the polioe authorities
because Of the trouble Il may give
them TO take the necessary step or be-
cause Of lack Of knowledge as to how
or when The information will be
treted confdentially
Garage owners should give special
attention to suspicious cars or SUSPECT
ons persons using cars, particularly in
the night, and promptly report the cir
cumstances &c the police
Orders have been issued to stop
marking Of automobiles in front of
banks or jewelry houses until further
orders"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-23
ARLINGTON AIDS CHILDREN
Subscriptions To Work Made In the
South District.


The returns are in from the sub
scriptions given in the South Dlstr ct
of Arlington to the Child Welfare
Work Of the Vermont Children's Aid
Society. The quota from each Of the
outlying districts Of Arlington was
twelve dollars each from the North
Distp ct, South District, and from
West Arlington. The South District
has responded with unusual generosi-
ty and has returned half as much
again as it was asked for, contributing
eighteen dollars.
Mrs. Nellie S. Hulet has been in
charge Of the work there. The names
of the other solicitors are, for West
Arl ngton, Mrs Fred Farnham; for
East Arlington, Mrs u A. Buck; for
Arlington village Mrs. e. c. Wood
worth and Mrs. James Cullinan; for
the North District Mrs. John R. Fish
err. The other districts have not yet
reported progress, The names Of the
people who helped along this good
work in the South District are Mrs.
Robert Smith, Mrs. Arthur Knapp,
Mrs. Florence Sallinsky c. II. Cole,
Elm Merikangas, A. Bailey, Herman
X Webb, Mrs Robert Young, Mrs.
Ernest Cole, Mrs Mousseau Mrs Car
rie Bentley Mrs. Emma c. Bentley, IL
A. Hulet, Mrs. Lester Woodland, Mrs.
Leo Grout. Mrs Eugene Griffin, Mrs.
F. S. Iasher Mrs. Nellie Burt, Thomas
Kecugh, Mrs Wiliam Keough, Mrs.
William Keough Mrs Arthur John
son. Mrs Guy Twtchell, VIM Fl.
Twitchell, Mrs. William Hall, Miss
Prudence Hulet, Mrs. J. Cole.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-23
SLOT MACHINE
RAID RESULTS
IN BIG HAUL
Sixteen Secured by Three
County Officers
SOME VISITS FRUITLESS
Presence Of Superior Court Judge In
Town May Have Been Res
ponslbIe for Caution.
SOME VISITS FRUITLEss

Following complaints made by an
informal organization of citizens re-
presented as counsel by Robert e.
Healy, wholesale raid late Wednes-
day afternoon resulted in haul Of 16
sot machines of different makes
which were taken into custody by
three officers and are being held for
disposition by either the Bennington
municipal court or Bennington county
court.
The officers who took part in the
raid are Chief Of Police Richard f.
Hurley OF North Bennington, Constable
H. X. Wilson Of Readsboro and Con,
stable Eugene Sumner Of Stamford,
Not over an hour was consumed Ia
making the raid. The officers began
about half after o'clock and at $3.50
were carryink full-sized load Of the
paIaphei naha. The officers made sew
eral visits that were not productive
Of results and 1t is presumed some Of
the operators had either become APP
prehensive because county court Is in
session or had received tips" that It
was a good time to suspend business.
AC lhdNAlHoS SSILtu N6lc5 Uka Two
kinds, those which were operated In
connection with the sale Of cigars and
operated by nickles or pennies and
those originally constructed for the
sale of chewing gum.
At the Somerville cigar store on
North street, three gum machines and
one cigar machine were seized at
Frank B. Healy's soft drinks and cigar
store on North street. two gum ma
chimes; at James Burns cigar store,
two gum machines; at The South
street billiard parlor. two gum ma
chimes and one cigar machine; az
Archie Kings shoe shine parlor, two
cigar macrines; at the Mayhew barber
shop over the Estes market, one gum
machine; at the Lawrence shoe shine
parlor. one cigar machine; at E. J..
Cummings barber shop. one gum ma
chine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-23
COURT HANDING
OUT LIMIT TERMS
TO GOTHAM CROOKS
Burglars Sentenced to 10 to 80
Years in Prison
16O AWAITING HEARING
Forty two Brought Before the Bar Of
Justice Are not Permitted to
Furnish Ball.
New York. DAD. 22.

New York, Dec 23.-Justice was
speeded up yesterday and thugs and
gunmen, guilty or charged with crimes
of violence, were handled without
gloves in the courts throughout the
city.
One hundred and sixty men, all on
bail awaiting trial, were herded into
the Criminal Courts Building and their
cases reviewed Judge John +. Nc
Intyre Increased bail to $4,000, $20,-
900 and in some cases to 100000.
Forty.two were committed 10 the Tomb
for safekeeping
Long prison terms were dealt out to
convicted felons. One youth got TWEEN
ty years and another ten In Bronx
County Court. They had been convict
ed of burglary and robbery A
Brooklyn gunman got an indetermln-
ate sentence of from ten to twenty
years for holdup. He was arrested
only last Saturday. Tsese cases were
typical
1t was a surprise party for the 100
prisoners They had been summoned
to appear, and thought they we're com
ing up for trial When they found they
were to be sent back to the Tombs
under prohibitiye bail there was deal
of grumbling and mutterlngs of tyr
amy. Nl4M
The measure was the direct result of
conference Tuesday between the
Judge and District Attorney Swami.
IL all 204 men were summoned. The
forty four absentees are expected To-
morrow.
Mrs. Lucille Emma Brooks and John
Cayanaugh, held as material witnesses
to the murder OF Police Lieut.. Floyd
Horton, were arraigned before Judge
Mcintyre later and held in $4,000 bail
each Mrs. Brooks furnished the bond,
but Cayanaugh had no bondsman and
was detained.
Nicholas Laresch, held In the same
case, and whose brother was killed by
Lieut. Horton, probably viii lbe ar
raigned tomorrow. He has been in
dicted for the policeman's murder
Vincent Cataffo, 10, and Samuel Sas-
san, 80, we're sentenced by Judge Louis
D. Gibbs in The Bronx to twenty and
ten totwenty years respectively, at
hard labor in Sing Sing for robbing a
store and holding up man on the
street
Vincent ParascanGela, 20, who was
arrested Saturday Immediately after
the holdup of two jewelry messengers,
was sentenced to ten to twenty years
at Sing Sing by Judge Reuben Has
kill in the County Court in Brooklyn.
District Attorney Lewis said 1t was the
fastest bit of justice on record in New
York State.
Magistrate Giesmar in Fifth Avenue
Court. Brooklyn gave the lawyer who
was pleading the case Of John Mag
nifico "one guess" when he asked why
the bail was fixed at $4,000. Magni-
fico was caught carrying a gun with
/ out a permit
Lawrence Hawthorne, former bell.
boy who figured in the recent robbery
in the Hotel Astor pleaded guilty to
burglary in the first degree, and his
bail was set at 100000 by Judge Nc
lntyre. He will be sentenced tomor
row because two days must elapse be-
tween conviction and sentence in
/ such cases