New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
outh. Shot 4 Times. Left
Dead in Street; Mysteri-
ous Stranger Tells His
Brother 10 Go to Spot
I Other Victim Unidentified
Overseas Veteran Wound
ed, Will Not Tell How;
Man Fights, Saves 5000

Joseph GRECO. twenty wears old, who
lived at 43S East Thirteenth Street,
wss found dead on the sidewalk in
front of 621 East Eighteenth Street
yesterday morning at o'clock He
rad been shot four times. Two Of the
bullets entered his chest and the others
struck him in the abdomen.
Az unidentified man of about thirty,
believed to be a Swede. was found
dead in the hallway at 447 Henry
Street, Brooklyn He had been shot
under the left eye.
Grieco's body was discovered by Pas
auale Roselli, an employee in a stable
at 623 East Eighteenth Street, who
stumbled over it on his way to work.
Pa-rolman Dalzell, of the East Twenty
-econd Street station. summoned Dr.
Schlacter from Bellevue Hospital. He
laid Grieco had been dead at least ten
hours 1t is believed that 'G1ieco was
slain in some other part of the city
and his body carried to the spot where
was found.
Brother Gets Strange Tip
Philip Grieco, of 436 East Thir-
teenth Street, a brother of the dead
man. arrived just after the body was
discovered and said he had been told
by a stranger that he would find some
thing interesting by going to Eigh-
teenth Street. He said he had seen
Joseph last at nine o'clock Sunday
night and knew no reason for the
murder.
The man who was slain n Brooklyn
was found by Joseph Stano, of IS East
Seventh Street, Brooklyn, as he was
delivering milk. The victim was five
feet eight inches tall, weighed 1870
pounds and had dark brown hair. His
hat was marked with the initials E.
j., and he had a tattoo mark on his
arm with the name Olga inscribed be-
meath it. He is believed to have been
q sailor
Edward Swanson, travelling produce
merchant and overseas veteran. was
found in the parlor of his home at the
lower end of Caldorville and Windsor
Terrace, suffering from a gunshot
wound in the stomach. His mother,
aroused by the barking of a dog, dis
covered him.
"I'm done for" he gasped, as she
bent over him, but he would tell
more Of the shooting.
Arrested AIteC SQOOtlUR A1IIdS
Some mystery is attached to the dis
position of the case OF negro who was
arrested at Third Avenue and Warren
Street. in Brooklyn. after several shots
rad been fred. It was admitted at the
Bergen Street station that the man had
been taken into custody, but no other
details were given, and the prisoner
was not taken into court
News of a vicious attack on G. Roy
Pattison. piano merchant Of Flatbush, ).
was not disclosed until yesterda.. i'm
the Flatbush court, although it took
place several nights ago.
Pattison, who lives at S22 President
Street. was dining in restaurant at
30+ Flatbush Avenue with his uncle,
Robert K. Pattison, and when they
started 10 leave one OF q crowd of
youths trirped the elder man. The
nephew demonstrated with them and
was severely beaten. His uncle also
vas badly injured in the fight. Walter
Deegan. twenty years Old, Of 703 Van
derbilt Avenue, was arrested, charged
with being one of the assailants.
Antonio Lepore, twenty-four years
old, Of 3l3 East 112th Street, was ar
, rested yesterday, charged with at
I texn xnpting to rob Charles Fora, twenty
seven years old, Of 1924 Lorillard Ave
nue., milk wagon driver, in the hall
5way Of 1888 Arthur Avenue, the Bronx.
Turns Over His Captive
Fora had just collected $500 for his
Employers. He fought until neighbors
rrived and turned his assailant over
policeman.
"Joy riders" got away with two
motor cars from the garage Of August
s Brooklyn. One Of them was owned by
I him, the other by his sister. Mr..
Schmidt's car was found wrecked
against Z hydrant in Kings Highway
End the other had been abandoned in q
lot in Schenectady Avenue, badly dam
aged.
When Patrolman George Macrow, of
the west 18TH Street station. saw a
ghost-llke form in Morningsdc Park
ear,y yesterday morning ne Investigated
and found Seth Reid. a negro. Of Al
west Nlnety-ninth Street, clad only in
MS underwear, changing his clothinc
On the ground were two suits Of
clothes, three pairs Of trousers and two
vests. Macrow took the man To the
police station. VIC
There i vas learned that the tailor
shop of Armand Bohln. at 70 Mornino
side Drive, had been robbed. and Robso
4ater identified the clothing Reid had
az tnat taken in The robbery The
was heid IN = 900 bail for the
grand jury when arraigned later before
aasl Ha;si, ssrate Cobb in the Washington
Robber Shoots Fur 'Dealer
i%o hold-up men drove to fur store
=; zV5s Seventh Avenue, less than two
ol9c@s from the West 123d Street
ponce station, in taxcab last NIGHT
'he Of them drew revolver and thev
ynLaered the partners in the store,
haipn "elland and Jacob CatIan. INTO
fne rear room.
Af'e' his partner had entered the
.s@f room Weiland turned and tried
reacn the front door. (<.e Of the
.1.,iuaers shot him throu< tho right
snooidef and as ne fell truck him
c. on ne head With the buts Of his
tAe two men ran back to their taxi
So' wnich Catlan pursued afoot for
1,d,,N riocN oefore giving 10 tae chase.
,siand ~, var taken u Harlem Hospi-
Ell s, ne hYes 1t as5 Hoe Avenue, the
water Pistol, Candle, Wire Are