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New-York tribune., 1920-11-29

22-News got out that police had bee
working for several days 20 solve D.
burglary ia the Offices OF the Union
sulphur Company. in Battery flaes'
when thieves secured $40.
z2-The Hendrix Hudson apartment nous
in Eleventh Street. entered and thieves
escaped with $1,000 worth Of cioihihs'
22-M- krohnberR. lsto tifn Atensr
robbed Of ladies' wxAr Valles - s5pV''
2z-italian Discount and Trus. eiiia~,
sig Washington Street, tped ''
$1,000 worth 0f gloves ..
22--B Bernard Diuuara .sA EighiA AVenu
robbed of $4,000 worth of c'oth4gs
23~-Thiaf entered drug store at - bs' b
i27th Street and srabhel s. 10 ca.
lie was later caught and the t'"-'
recovered. .,..,
2c-Two men cook ierelry valued At ~ /,
from Henry Fettsi at his home ~.
IIndon Avenue, Bgoohlsn FAs "''
larer arrested.
nov. 25-Cracksmen obtain s4,-'evs 4.
lewels and securities from the In.
+. Lubifz 40 Broadway BROOK, T.
A reward Of 5J.001 for their fecoss
offered by the Victim is stlli s.a"-ff'. /,
2i-Lousacre Pharmacy, at fifty,s'se.'
street and Seventh Avenue en.p'-'
thieves escs ping With sl5 io casn- ~. 4
2e--Ofnees OF hc Terminal AID lo"I - - +.
CoruOratiou, 4z7 East slNtJ'los
Street, entered BY three mgA; a sns n
took 81 oge IA cash and S'v'V''
2s-offices Of the Towel Supply compsa .
IN Brookiyn en'sre q. thieves es1~i''
with $f,iQ0 in cash. ...f
2S-Five armed men. four ~ them inss'~- -
looted iha Morgan steam Lanndif' ,.s
Mott Avenue. the Bronx. anu sF's
$500 ia cash ,t.
27-Four mon attacked an efng'9yee O. -,
Providence Diamond Company.
seventh Avenue. II Forty ninth % 81.
and seventh Avenue. taif oiosA -, ~, !, 4
Broadway ard secured t7o'1yV -
Of cut damon rs nom tNo ''4
he ca rriAa
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by Thieves and Thugs for Want of Adequate Police Proeon

1.-TWO men wcrs showed into hallway
In f0ist Street. near Third Avenue
and robbed of s1os by three bandits
Tho robbers were caught.
'1-Reubon Levine. ts. OF f0s Madison
Street was srrested on suspicion and
confessed to twenty robberies in the
Washing ION Heights section during Au-
gust 10 and 20.
l--clothing valued at $4,000, was report
81 STOLEN from the apartment of Paul
tiemers, concert singer. at 81 West
torty-sxth street.
'3One Of throo men who posed rs in
ternal revenue agents and held up Will
lam l.. Asuucites. or 1os Bedford Ave
nue., Brooklyn. WAS arrested after 4
long chase.
80 Robbers stole $500 in cash ana 5000
In checks from, tho safe Of y Janes
Butler store at 1915 Shcepshcad Bay
'3-0ne Of five men who held up and beat
John F.. Miller. of Paterson. y j.. at
Thirty sixth Street and Eleventh Ave
nue.. was captured after being shot In
the leg by 4 policeman.
"A Coney Island policeman wss held In
$500 bail for stealing q s27 wrist
watch from Miss Arrua Anderson. who
wan employed as a stenoSrapher at
tho Danerniler Coffee Company 11S
thirty ninth Street. Brooklyn. while
investigatins burglary there last
5-Two armed men tied Harry Grossman,
Of sos East to2d Street. to tree In
Crotona Park and robbed him OF SIS, 900
7--While two masked men held ffty
laborsrs at by :. third stole the $4,000
payroll from the paymaster Of ? con
struction jon at Fifty-ffth Street aud
Second Avenue They escaped by
forcing Il ~. sing doctor to give them
lft in his ear The police would not
admit the rs obrry and declined to give
tho name "f The physician whose car
had been c0fnmandeered.
0-Thomas Mastereon. Of 26o West 1881
Street, Was blackiaChed ana rGbbeti
of $55 by two thugs.
n--Two men wero arrested attempting TO
break into Il freight house 1T l32d
Street and Alexander Avenue, tho
RronX.
O--Three men were arrested and three
escaped with $50 during a free for Iii
fight in the coffee shop Of George
hoenig. 161 Last Fourteenth Street
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y negro houscmaid accused of stealing
$500, 600 worth Of furs and Try
from nor mistress vas held by ino
police.
A young woman was knocked down
IN Central PARK and robbed Of Sbo III
cash
-Twcnty-Ave bslcs of SILK vAlued at
600 each were stolcn from the Huo
Knitting Mills in prooklPn-
-Eighteen- year-old Anna Gerhart 725
East l4tst Street. saved her father
several Blocks aud finally corncriNg
them in a dunlbwaitsr, where she
turned them over to police.
Two men attempting to rob David
Hoffman. Q jeweler, 10e Essex Street,
were later caught.
News of several burglarics was lnade
known b. their victims. having been
withheld by the police. The losers were
Lorraine Nat Company. Mckee Hat
o~,inpafp Trayinore Hat Company,
Maer. lilistcn Hat Company, L. A.
Keller, william Y. Crawford hat store,
Louis Marcy corsets; SOPHIE B.
apparel, and E. Z. Bruckner. for tho
fourth Nlnn In eight months the
wholr.9le provision house of Hugo &
Wiehke. in Willets Avenue, the Bronx.
vas entered by burglars who escaped
with $54f In cash and Liberty bonds
Police seized SIX men charged with ne
theft of sl9,5Oo worth Of silks and
Two payroll clerks Of the Doelser
brewing Company. East Fifty-tfth
street, were held up By three armed
men as they were paying of en-.
ployees Tho bandits secured $l60'
and escaped.
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ford Avenue, Rrooklyu. They occurred
vsiuahles worth 800 and escaped.
c3-Burgiars removed merchandise valued
At $4,000 from the establishment OF
Jacob Davis. braid desler, on the
aeventh 0oor OF IL Wcst Twenty -nrst
Street.
down par, OF wall, burglars
removed merchs ndise valued at $l5-
600 from Weinberg & Halpern. shirt
msnufactur"ra, la4 Spring Street.
president Of the Young Republican
tiuh. at 64 Greenwich Street. were ar
rested aud held in 5000 bail each,
hold up OF that club. on tho night Of
March 2l, when thirteen members
T'r" relieved Of cash and jewclry
5-Charles tederer cutlery dealer, OF 1886
Third Avenue. arrested charged
with stealing articles worth so6.oo0
from the EVerrcady Safety Razor Com
pany, 29a Harrison Street. brooklyn,
during last year
through police injunction of
silence. househodors IN the Liberty
Weights district OF Woodhaven.
Que.ns. announced that on the night
y March q and early morning Of
March 23 burglars entered at least
Altcen homes in their community, car
rying away about 5000 in cash and
Jswelry. The same thing happened in
Queens Village about a week previous.
There were no arrests in either case.
5-Throe bandits held up twonty card
players in an apartment In Easa Fifth
street. securing loot valued at $1,000.
one Of them was caught.
6-i'our safes riHed in the building at 81
BARCLAY street nett"d bprGlsrc 5000
TINS we're G. H. Wtsterhere & Co,
Acme 'Trsdins Company. Nolet Time
Recordine Company and tho Milwau-
kee Lace Paper Company
S-CTo man knocked down and robbed
IN" assistant cashier OF Leinrert
hrotnHrs company in ,'roenwtch street,
recurring tlS5 belonging TO the COM
rary.
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s2-Cutting through three steel doors and
operating an elevator, burg lars made
three trips in moving van to carry
away loot valued at $40, 600 from the
Brooklyn Hosiery Company 81 Broad
way Brooklyn.
c--Locking butcher in the refrigerator
of the meat market of Julius Conn.
l757 Third Avenue. lcle bandit
escaped with sl25, obtained from the
ash register.
2~1'hrec burglars obtained iewelry
valued at $1,000 from the home Of
Jacob Berger go East Ninth Street.
4-Beatiag Phillip 5. Smith, president of
sensible in his office st 22l West FIFTY
third street TWO armed men escaped
in taxi with $4,000 in cash and
iewelry.
5-sawing the bars OF steel door 10 get
in ana cutting hole four feet In
diameter through a thrce-foot wall to
get out, burglars carried away 4VOo
pound safe containing between $500
and $2.5N1 from a Iiggett drug store
at 1873 East Fourteenth Street
8-Two truckmen were arrested and held
piar robberies.
l0-t;uards on duty in the Grand Central
Station captured Two thugs who had
attacked Jacob Mendel. proprietor OF
the station restaurant. IN his privs.,
office and seized a bag containing
s2,S0O.
ward Glastre. of 6ol Marcy Avenue,
lsrookyn, in the Fourteenth street
station Of the Seventh Avenue sub
way and robbed him OF So. One Was
captured.
l3-Robbers obtained 81, 400 when they
held up the office OF the Victory The
a'er in Third Avenue. the Bronx.
1s-Thrce alleged automobile bandits
wore denied bail. accused of the rob
berry Of the Almadao Ferro China
Company. in Lexington Avenue, where
$4,000 in cash and jeweiry were
his Way into the real es-
tate office OF Henry brady. West
rhirty-third street. 4 burglar secured
two gold watches.
ls-A man was arrested in connection
with the hold-up OF Armand Wierz,
e. West 13sth street. who lost 3l55
is-Poiice arrested three men charged
V. / the robbery Of S3s from :. taxi
Como Of the bandits who held up Two
psy-roN clerks, robbng them Of
s4,2.o. wae captured BY civilian ana
turned over 10 the police. None Of
tha money recovered.
z0--A single hignwayman held up a meg
seuger Of the HUrns Brothers Coal
Com9any, In Cedar Street. ana stols
aatchel containing $4,000. Two
sparI9 who accompanied the naessen-
Str we're later arrested charged with
'olnplicity IN the crime.
4Q-hco Juiofskf. seventeen years old, a
nl"Ssvnger employed hy i.avnson d
Co, - broadway. diaAppeared with
secUrsties Yslued AZ s14l 600
20-rhfee hishw,ayinen secured only s25
when they held up the offlce Of =
pavmaster on construction job in
Fulton street, east OF Jamaica Ave
Nue. Queens.
Z Two tnugs were wourdod duri,,c .
pistol battle between police and nvo
men who had attempted to hold up a
store at 1901 LeTin gton Avenue
escaped.
ga two-ton safe containing 81 900 ,vss
removed by burglars from the office
ar hn q 60. ,1&l1f ~ ~.
in Yonkerr
ga chauffeur in the postal service
pleaded guilty 70 the charge nf hsv-
Ing stolen packages valued at &3,4s2
Adlreaaed 10 l.Le te0sral ReaerYe Hauk
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4pr'iiI

-Nstrolmsn Abra ham Msr''ing shot At
n band of dsoing robbers IN taxi
whom he had discovered raidine
provision house In HUDSON Street. Half
III Thirteenth Street. holding the body
II a dead man.
detective Joseph Malone madc two
NoNihs believe he vas going to rob q
bank with them and then arrcsted
them
tho apartment Of Charles e Mcaianus
in Rrntton Hall, Cighty-sixth Street
snd Broadway. James Butler groc-
cry stors. in st. Nicholas Avenue. c5as
held up at noon by three mon VINO
escaped with SSl
A negro elevator operator csrtured
one of two burglars VINO broke into
fhe spartmeut Of Mrs. Joseph GeGdes
IN s. Nicholas Avenue
Pa troiIran Patrick White of the west
lpptn Street, station. vas arrested
charged with breaking into a freight
car a. l0iAt Street and the Hudson
liver and taking eight rolls OF cloth.
me noise rreated By e mob chasing
three thugs, who mad escaped with
$4,000 IN cash from the Atlantic I.!tho
graphing Company in Thirty seventh
street. * as so great that II broke up
Il police domino game in the station
next door. Tho robbers were caught.
-hurE 'ars TOOK 1900 sweaters. valued
At $50 900. from the nrn OF Guttman
,MrQthers. so west Twenty first Street.
This vas the third robbery in that
block during the Week.
- hree armed nlen beat the treasurer
Of the Hope Clothing COMPANY. II
Hope Street. Brooklyn. and robbed
him OF the companys $1,000 payroll.
-Four men escaped with $50. secured
from the cash register n a Schultz
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Hruchheimer. 1879 Third Avenue. OBJ
tanning s1b,ooo IN currency and Jew
olry valued al $50. In THE chase that
followed orc pgrsuer was shot
nrooklyn. and sole ,c5 one boy was
later arrested, and sent to ths ChN-
urcn's Society.
Two HTomen wcsr attacked In their
homes by robbers who, after boating
their victims. mace OF with Nalua bio
gems.
Told there ~as hold-up being en-
ty-sevcnth street. detectives found
four mon removing aAunk sRia val
ued at $4,000. which had hceu Sc
cured fro ma fur shop ,aresa tho
Five gunmen obtained 5000 worth Of
ie"elry IN rawnshop in sixth Ave
nnn at p. NJ.
--pespite EFFORTS ot polio. to keep In
gla-ies of tho preceding week were
nrought to light. Oscar 1.owcnstein,
sis Vest Saventy rrst Strett, lost
3cwo,ry valued at Sl5.coo Fura ard
mo nome Of lsauorc NJ. Ioyy. at rto
West End Avenue. The susriment Of
Mrs; Ward r. Reyno.ds. ~ ESQ West
ga Stree y!eldcd jewelry valued at
$4,000, and thirtysi hnttlen ot licuor
worth $1,000 were obtained from NY
ron A. Borg. Major Duncan G. Harrls
lost furs valued at $1,000 and IS 900
worth or nquo-. Safes In tho Offices
OF the Manhattan Hardware and Tool
Company. 4e7 third Avenue. and the
Ippnr New York Wot Wash Laundry
COMPANY. 2@'5 Washington Avenue,
we're blown ~. Three thousand dol
lars was ob aimed frona tho former and
$1,000 from ire latter
--Burs ARE carried away bolts os slii,
valued al S2a, 900 from the Harold SILK
Mills, 400 Fourth Avenue.
Two heavily veiicd women and two
masked men hold up and robbed Will
lam T. Blair In hia drug store in Bed
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NAV

Mrs. Edith c;iilinger dlaarnaed and
turned over TO the police IA man who
was IN the act OF breaking inco hor
apartment
Two policemen captured a man. whom
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly had driven off
as he was IN the act OF ransackiag her
apartment In West lT2d street.
Three men knocked down the pro-
pli"tor OF Louis Brrns'S Jevelry store
- 259 Mulberry Street and escaped
with an unknown amount OF jeWelry
lying In an open safe.
~lhieyea stole s25'eoo IN currency from
--De;ect!vea arrested four men who
were. IN the act OF removing 100000
worth OF furs. atlks and woolenY from
o2 West T~enty-severth street.
Two masked Hteil assaulted q female
stenogra pher ana escaped with 500
IN small bills from the office 81 the
Motor Truck Renting Company, $50
West rorty-foUrth Street.
--Detectives arrested four men who
we're IN tie act OF stealing woolens
worth $4,000 from the warehouse OF
the Atlanta Storage Company, In
Gan4vvnort street
-Hunlreds Looked on While TWO mashed
men heiG uD a messenger OF the Sic
gel Collar Manufacturing Company
sad obtsiRed the CoDlpany'a $500
pavroU. one man waa arreatAd.
Police arrested two youths. who they
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Pebb-ries ,otallns more than sa7. 500
uof lnaGA public ny he police we're re-
porte. ~ tho victims. Among tho
p'oces robhrd v-ere those or Morgrn-
siein E. Brill who lost moro than SlO,-
.t1o The WSrehne Costume CoNpany,
T5vooh.yu. reported dresses valued at
$4,000 stolen. rh- apart nent of George
.-I4arat. % West Tifty-Nret street, Was
entered ana wearing arparei valued AZ
81. 600 was taken. : J. N"plaN's dry
yoods stone lost goods amounting TO
-norc thar s+.ooo. PawnbToNer- VINO
. N.A rece..rl Il circular from Deputy
t.ntfcs toiirliesloner Lshey aai1ina
Thorn - looil oui Ior stolen ieWelfy
ATE iuown the fact tnat 'WeNty-iNe
ariic!es had ooen so 'ri.. No '".u,
va placed on tha.n by -hn police. hut
g. was sal1 they were worth about
$50 400.
h.rfnaus rarro, for The Gig hth
time frus.rtted a burg sry lu ms tailor
al.n9 ira Pa4ri street by arouning the
fawilr With ita shri@iSf ..,. 80 .,,,-
a truck carlyine $.',1o. wyf," '},, o. soot s..,
.fd Fourth AteA.4o wh.ie the DRIVER
eas away. 1t hsd been Gent tF9m ON
ratcrsan y r.. un0"r convoy OF "H-
tecNN~s OF tic sil'- Aseocisf4on oil
America. !,
\ftar chase through Nest Eiehteenth
c,re-t 10y u crowd and a traNic poIlNe
IAN. two youths chorg'd with having
essaniiad ana ro0bed messenger OF
sin IIrc, of tneir t.Voo payroll vas
-.aptured aud the money recovered,
Securities and iewelry Valued az >".oVp
afaarn7ared from a snis IN the once
of the plttspurgn Steel Company. IL
'as learned
Two ,nesseNasrs carrying the S6.oon
paYroN ot tNe simon AAcher Company.
3493 third Avenue we're held up and
robhod ~ the f.Oucy ley Two inc1 ~
f1s,h stree, ana Lincoln Place. Thcy
- -s'ap ped.
'Fvo nen. ongaesd in . ssioe Of earas
In thair rootas - The Monterey Hotel
ftrosdtav a.ud Ninety r-iourih street
wen he'd up by lCne bandit, who
'vas 'ator arrested in his bed on the
AS,h Aoor of ihe hotei.
- secur,l ios WORTH sfo 600 weYo STOLEN
from the private Office OF James K.
peeriug iu the New Norlt TltlN Com
rsny's building in Bron0wsy. Il hap
teresi near The noon hour. This WAS
The second timc wilhin two days that
G~re ara had dared the police "deaO
! le" below i'uit0A street.
- 'urlns the ,ast three days burglars OBJ
faircd $4,000 In -four robberics below
tho dead line. The Pittsburgh Steel
Company, l2o broadway. lost $50 600
IN etocks. and Deerlug 6 Desring 19b
Broadway los, securities vained at
$50 900. 0N" other victims were the
internAtional AE Eficuitucal Corporatlo ion.
81 broadway. where $4,000 in stocks
More obiainfa, and tho United Gas
sno h4ectric Corporation, ia the same
building, whore tNc thieves got sl7.5O0
In cash and bonds
iMtNes blew up safe IN thA oOica
OF Tho Williamsburg paper Bcx com
Iany a. rs Hope street obtaining
$4,000 ia libf-ty bonds and Slf5 casn
~ Nictlus of three robberlos whieh M
Ro.ica 1ithhrid, reported losses 4exrs-
%stNG 5000. iivs thousand deI>ars
rorth OF GOODS wcre removed iron +he
ansn ahop of i. toapeY 4 Bro. a..
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Jut.y

l--ono man was shot and thr.s .scaped
when surprised BY police while rob
ping store on Fifth Avenue.
49, hree robbeiies, sEgregating $4,000
from GUS meas houses during tho pre-.
Vlous n''lis week were reported.
by tuttt5r s.uS E9i s., ssS 900 wOrsh Of tu7s
ting OF Freeman Bros. 2ss west
twenty ninth Street
-iM9 dnsso,n.1d 6andi's at,empted to hold up this
topher Street. Detectives pursued tha
nieh"aymon and captured one.
, 60 "aro Johnson florist. NAB beaten
=! negro who WIS attempting 10 rob
his home - ~
s-rhres n,sn IN ,axr nesa UP dozen
psIticipants in dice game at Edge
Vonn Avenue and ls9d stret. eecur-
S~~VnH of 'hree men who h.ld up rhon.,
90 SKY, p Hfs East Ninth street occurring
rSstsd ySs ID oASh ana his new shoes, was ar
T--Wll!lsnl Adaras IL dressed as 3ox
scoo,. was srrssted and confessed
$4,000 ass'eeating
'--Seyen Sever, sunm.n. though followed by
KEY KEY s''han a1 In motor car. escaped
Sorona branch of the Bank Of Msns
nssVsn, assias Ihey were driven OF BY the
t-Thoush told by .ns pow. -
rSsooery silent. Miss laura Walksr 'pS 80
3sy,slTy valued at sso695 550Issd hsd tssa ssss
o-Thres bandits secured .9od ~
sns 9tfice OF the Baltimore and Fhtlsl
Geiph'a Dispatch Lima on North
o--Buvning hols through m. aoo~ .,
me seie. burglars obtained niat,nu.,s
valued AZ 1890 in the laboratory ~
tho Brooklyn Navy Yard ol
Five masked. men oh,a,,.a ...,
In cash and tewelry valued at xiooo xioViu IN
ss,in,, ne nold up s ot nftesn naanbsfs Of tho
ss9a'nSls ssis U.s. S'qe 40 r, IN Their bungalow at
Island ~'HsS
s-~ons month s:,sr the habsrdashery
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February

Broadwav. ana the 4 ( b T;othes ts
hls absence, jewelry valued a. ss,ooo
was taken from the home OF Ssmuei
Goldstei - Morningsidee tI9;ghts
Two men held UP me passengers. Oh
tanning $500 and stickpin from one
Of them. They forced the operator to
descend to the. ground moor. wh"te
they departed. 4 suspect WAS arrested
PIT roil1an Henry llnWen. Of the v eli
SER Avenue police station. was fnur-
lAred While attempting to arref:
the store Of pSiIp Moskowitz I5~in-
bridge Avenue and Guuhlil Road. the
irons Of tobacco, candy and susec
worth not moro than $50.
rour burglars rlpped open the sat" in
nc Bronx branch Of the Metropolitan
Tobacco Company. 45sl Park Avenue
and obtained $4,000 in cash. bonds
Eight masked men obtained betveen
$i0co and IS coo IN a hold-up of forty
.Negabcrs Of ;hs TAmnany club ot the
9Th Assembly District. s9 East seventh
a woman led Morris !. ryan 20 Az
rast sixteenth Street. wherc M vas
81. by the woiaans husband. Police
srrested the All and recovered tho
loot
Two negroes we're arrested N oonnec
ton with tho theft Of 5000 worth OF
silver from the apartment ~ Jacob
NanowitH al 81 West 11oth street.
Another tenant reported that silver
valued at $4,000 had disappeared
from hts apartment, while Nfteef moro
reported tho loss Of clothing from
trunks in The cellar rive thousand
dollars worth OF silver waa recovered.
Two men believed responsible for many
apartment robberies were arrested.
They w"rc found at work by Miss
Corluw Barbon In her apartment az 6S
West SiNty-olghth street, who notified
ths police
5---Sevcral robbcFies. withheld hy poj}cc
included thu thoft OF $4,000 worth Of
merchandise from tn. ITpt Neckwesr
Company. l27 Fifth Avenue; $3.50 in
jswelry. cash and we- ring apparel
trom the apartment oe Mathew N
BLACK, gao West il'th street which. It
was said. vas tho eighth robbery in
thla house during the past feW months
Thc apartment OF A. Kane. 2 East
l27th Street, was entered and $500 in
iowelry and personal property taken
3-Robberies during the last tan days in
which $4,000 worth OF furs, lewelry
and clothing were stolen, though sup
pressed by she police, were brought to
light Jacob Lewis. l?s East Broad
way. lost $4,000 worth of furs. Dresses
valued at $1,000 was the loss OF Ep-
stein Il Hosenbatt, 81 West Twentieth
street; $4,000 In jewehy and linen
we're taken from the home of s. PeccL
119t Eighty fourth street. Brooklyn.
ana Mrs. -. Rosenberg. of 57l Fourth
Avenue. reported the loss OF jcwelry
Velued at 5000 Hhe Broadway
Clothes shop, 1859 Broadway. WAS
robbed, but could not eGtimate ITS
loss
1.-Two chau~eurs holding government
contracts 10 collect parcel post pack
ages, we're arrseted charged with The
theft OF St,ooo worth OF these PACK
ages.
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say confessed 70 $1,000 0oc roboeries
in the hnorcia! district during the
orovious three months. Among the
victims we're Dee1ing E. Deerng. the
Pittsburgh steel Company and the
Australian Eigh Commissioner.
Two man assaulted the wife cf Police
man Charles ". Harold IN her home,
IN East Thirteenth Street, and de-
parted NTH $50.
After q chase by g crowd OF 500 per
sons, police captured man alleged
10 nave Ipbbed u woman Of n 1880
iavalNere while she standing In Thlr-
tsenth street.
-Four detectives and avo maaded high
wayrnen seiected the sar1e moment to
raid an alleged gambling game going
on in an apartment houae at 39l ST
Nicholas Avenue. During the fight
which followed Z negro elevator boy
Vas tGtally wounded. Another card
game was held up in = house In Third
Avenue while no arrests were made,
police believed the same men Were ro-
sponsibIe for both Jobs.
rive masked men held up the ieyve1,,-
shop OF David Gun hel,Nev. I05th Street
and broadway. and escap ped Ia 4 stolen
automobile With loo. valued at $1,000.
1t became known that on Nav II
$50 600 III Liberty bonds had Glaa,,-
peared from the safe Of Eos-u Brn4.
~aist manufactures, 20 Vest Tnirty~
thirl Street.
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cissr store at Fulton and Church
streets.
live youths knocked down Morris
Bisusst in his jewelry shop. ia Sum
with $1,000.
-E9ward .. Lynch pleaded guilty to
stealing 5J,92e from tho Aston Hotel.
where he had formerly been assistant
paynla stsr
More than hundred thousand dollars
worth of furs wcrc stolen from two
sIorns In tina wholesale fur district
within stones throw OF the West
Ihirtieth Street police station.
Two men escaped With $40 from the
cash resistsr in Mrs. Gertrude Rorak )
ar, goods store in Third Avenue.
- IIet oct i,es racnvrrec 12IS 200 worth OF
'rei ght car in garage on Long Island.
flfe men on the premises We're ar
rested.
a dfteen-yoat oil boy was charged With
having held m y Girl bool,keeper ON
ploNei b the II Ssenser Company, 1872
Austin Place.
Three meN heid un tnc Audubon Phar-
Inac., In Broadway. and left WITH sew
cra hundred dollars
Seven men entered the sailors board
ing housn in Beach street and robbed
tho occupants.
The theft of bonds and securities, val
ued at 5000, 600 from Henry l.. Do
herty {, Co, in Wa.l Street became
hnown with the Indictment Of 4 clerk
bonds.
-5even motor bandits held up three re-
ceiving te;lers cf the Fitch Avenue
Coach Company n tina company's Of
fees At 605 West !32d street and Sc
cured 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-29

-Jewelry. sslverware and clothing
valued at more than S. 400 were stolen
from a home IN East sixty nth street
while the occupants we're attending a
theater.
One Of two banditsss~Yas captured.
Thsy mad held up sovefal men In \
rooning house at 675 Eighth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1920-11-29
Precinct Record Shotus
How City Is Policed

The result Of Tho Tribune sur
vcy Of the policing of the city
between midnight and a. m. is
given herewith: