New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

shooting. BY the time the trio were
arraigned, Mary Profitka, telephone
operator. eighteen years old, of 543
East Thirteenth Street, had been ar
rested in connection with the shooting,
and Magistrate Douras held the men in
$1,000 each and the women in $500
.-,ch. the date for hearing will be
January s.
Max Sander, twenty-three years old,
III Bloomfield Avenue. Hoboken:
James Brown, twenty, of 2l4S Fifth
Avenue, and John Hall, eighteen, of 81
West both Street, were ned yester-
day, following the robbery of Herbert
May, a salesman. Of $50 West 119th
Street, as he slept on bench in the
iSlst Street station OF the Seventh
Avenue subway
Sander WAS held without bail as hav-
ing been the man seen by person, who
Notified the ticket agent to call the
police, so take from May gold watch
tnd ctain. sticSpiu and IS. Brown
and Hail were held in $4,000 each, the
former charged with having held up
newspaper screen, while Hall was ac-
cused Of having acted as 81 lookout.
A man who said he was Joseph Brown.
thirtytive yeSrs old, q plumber. of
Twenty-c ghth Street and First Ave
nue.. was licked I'D in the West Sixty
e'ghth Street police station last night,
after he had been chased from q north
oound Broadway surface car at Sixty
third Street by passengers shouting
Stop thief" The chase had been
atarted By Carl Ehrman. OF 255 West
Ninetieth Street, who said that Brow0
jostled him and started to run from
he car Ehrran told the police that
he set I'D the cry Of "St1p t-.sf" wncn
ne noticed that his pooketbook, con-
tain ng $11, was missing from hig rip
pocket.
Patrolman Golden, who made the ar
rest, reported that he found the purse
containing the money nea. the place he
captured Brown. Some time later,
when questioned by Detectives Leon
ard and Golding, Brown is said to
have admitted h.s real name was Jacob
Cohen.
When Joseph Dora, 35. of $50 West
t4th Street, pleaded guilty yesterday
20 josting, Mag strate SHERMAN in
Washington Heights Court, sentenced
Aim to five months in the workhouse.
Dora YVES arrested in Seventh Avenue
subway train by Detective Burns of
Police Headquarters.
Five Arrested Men Freed
Magistrate Ten Eyck, in Harlem
Court, d scharged, because Of lack of
evidence, five men arrested following
5. hold-up in a Second Avenue grocery
tore.
Pointed out from among 25 others as
the person who attempted to rob an
apartment in the Murray Hill Hotel, g
Il an arrested as Ernest Idler, 512 West
l11th Street, was held in $4,000 bail
Tor hearing Friday. After being iden-
titied by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Ire
land. who occupy the suite in the hotel,
ldler pleaded not gu lty to charges
ot puralary, assault and grand larceny.
In default of bail, he was committed to
'al by Magistrate Levine in Jefferson
Market Court.
Because of Idler's record, which the
police report includes conviction for
hotel theft in Philadelphia. an effort,
will be made, through him, to clear up
other New York hotel robber .es, the
police say.
Another report of disregard Of re-
quests of citizens on the part of the
nolce came to light last night when
Guido Ciccolini, q concert~tenor, Tor
merly with the Chicago Grand Opera
Company, said that it was not until
The second time his apartment, at $40
Central Park v est, was robbed that any
attention was paid to calls for help
Since Saturday night, says the singer
slLeT tHe DufEldtS Nu q ooSoiAU ''oiN
succeeded in stripping the apartment
of almost everything Of any value, 20
lice Of the West Tooth Street station
have been especially active in seeking
i clew to the robbers.
Burglars Get $4,000 Loot
According to Ciccolini, who married
Gladys Sutphin, daughter OF W. L.
Sutrhin, an Oyster Bay real estate
operator, articles to the value of about
$4,000 have been taken during the
absence of the family from the apart
ment When the tenor vert on u con-
cert tour Mrs Ciccolini and their nine
months-old baby went to the Hamilton
Hotel to live. On a visit to the apart
ment she found that the place had
been robbed, and so notified the police,
Ciccolni said last night, adding that
nothing was done about the matter.
When the tenor returned home he
took his wife End baby to the Peter
Stuyvesant Hotel to live. Saturday
night he says he went to the apart
ment and found that burglars had paid
! second visit. Then he reported the
matter and the police got on the job.
A man described as Thomas Delaney,
IN ex-soldier, was held in $1,000 bail
yesterday by Magistrate McQuade in
West SIDE Court on a charge brought
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ninth Street, that on December 20
Hennes pushed her into her apartment,
md held her with his hand over her
mouth while another man ransacked
The p ace. Delaney was arrested at
Ninety Street and Columbus
Avenue Sunday on description fur.
nished by Mrs. Hennes.
Several other arrests were made If
brooklyn and the Bronx yesterday or
charges of robbery and violation of the
sullivan law
JOfO 20 Year Maximum