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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03

robbery. Two OF the four Bandits
who took part In that robbery wsre
captured and Detective Ferd David
Of the Middlesex County Prosecutors
staff got the license number OF the
automobile In which the other bandits
escaped. Ownership Of the car was
traced to Chaffee. who was then llv-
ng with his wife at No. 3l5 West
18th Street.
Later Bitzberger, Chaffee and thel'
wives went to live in q furnished room
house at No. 2Ss West 73d Street, and
detectives were watching the house
rhe suspects moved to a hotel In West
'Oth street and the detectives lost
track OF them for several days, but II
was known they had left some belong
hgs in the 73d STREET house. The vigil
vas kept up, and last Tuesday Bitz-
berger and the two women went there
and emerged with two suit cases
They went in a taxicab to Broad
way and 72d Street, where they were
joined by Chaffee and Levine, and the
detectives bounced on them while they
were preparing 10 leave town. Bltz-
burger and Chaffee, the police re-
ported, signed confessions Of the MIL.
town robbery and were held without
bail as fugitives from justice. Levine
was held in SIS, 900 bail, charged with
receiving and dispOsing of part Of the
loot
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Following are the entneH fof tomOrrow's races
FIRST Rae 81 600 claiming; tNo.year- olds
ulifre firlougs sta Tame. i12; Deyonite, ny
One Pine, lo0; Lithe isisy, lOs hedwingfeld
SbCOND BACE-Sl, 900; claiming: f0ur-yea
ODDS and up; NN turloups. Lads Love, US; Tue
Portuguese, lis: Assume, ll5: Our Birthday,
100: 'Jago. lC5: Htften Jewel, rs; Ettahe ITO;
Charlie Leyiecyer. Ill; cortland, lUS; shoot
On, ne; Bin Rendered rs: Green Goh, 10;
lU4; Sugarnhnt, III; Cobalt Lass. lO8; AblaAe.
THIRD RAOE-S1, 900. Mohawk Purse; three.
yclr-Ods; ak firOugs --Fantoois. ll5: White
star, 10: Episode 1906 Brown Ohcck 1l3; Trust
Official, lO6; Tmmbe, l0i: Rising Rock, ITO:
'FSOTTTRTH GRIACE-$i, 500, The whrl Handicap;
-year-okls and up, elk turlongs, -Angon, 1872
Pickwck, 49, 81. Quentin. 100. Uncle's Iassie,
l02 BullepruOi III; WyOmins, ll3; Vice Chair.
nan los, Minute Man, lB; RAPID Day. IlS
T F'frff'yTHA SlcE-si 900. Bh,oiield Purse: -four.
yoa5-ods, one mile The Wi, lOi Marvin May
Catse i8 Bic Bang lOl.
SIXTH RACES 900. claiming: four. Old
and upward; one, mile and seventy varis. Vet
eran. lis; Harest King ll2 Lady Dnsmeline,
100. st. German. 100. Warsaw, 10, LORD
Heg6ert 49, R Ras ~ BSiy r1 Rel 1873 1873
SEVENTH RACE-Sl 900 claiming. four.
year-oldH and uD; one mile and one-siNteentl -
iNaddy Dear l12; Blue BannOck, 1l2; SpeaTlene
ii2. Gcldorest Boy 1l2; Tiger Roee, 10 PeggS
g. lo3 SoTGsSgH u ~ SSe97Es i Din San IL
IL; sunduia. iO7: DShabiai IL. IO7 As
.Eg,ble. Bon, 112; Lnd. ~: Ben Hampson
- slnpTcntoe allowance claimed. Clear. muddy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
.HYLAN INQUIRY
HEADS PROGRAMME
OF LEGISLATURE
CONTINUED from First Page)
and others having relations with
Mayor Hylan already number more
than 150."
SWEEPING INQUIRY
is MEYERS PLAN
Senator Looks to Revision Of City
Charter-Let Hylan Alone,
Say Some Leaders

The resolution by Senator Robinson
and Assembyman stelnberg win not
be the only one introduced in the
Legislature calling for an Investigation
Of the city Government. Another, some
what broader, has been prepared by
Senator 8. M. Meyer OF the 18th Dis
trict.
The Meyer resolution calls for a
sweeping survey OF all the city's af-
fairs, with view to Charter revision
TO avoid such a financial mess as the
city now finds itself in.
The demand for an investigation
Of the Hylan Administration by no
means has the support OF New York
County organization leaders, who
have their eye on the Mayoralty cam
paign next fall, and fear that II might
make a martyr out OF the Mayor. An
other view held by Republican lead
ers Is that n conditions should be dls-
closed making the denomination OF
Hylan impossible, II would cause
Tammany TO put up ex-Gov. Smith or
some other equally strong candidate.
Most OF the Manhattan leaders ap-
pear to take the view that the longer
Hylan Is left alone, the more good
campaign material he will provide
against himself.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03

from the truck and make for an alley
which runs Mt one side Of the yard
toward Ninth Avenue. This was Bite
berger, and he entered the rear base
ment OF the tenement NJ No. 3il West
SD Street, came out the front door
and dartcd off in the direction Of
Ninth Avenue.
Btzberger and Jerome b. Chaffee'
his cell mate, were arrested on Dec. 20
at Broadway and 72d Street, charged.
with having robbed the Midtown Ma
ional Bank Of New Brunswick, N. j..
md were being held for eKtradjtion
When Detective Manning OF the West
18th Street station, who helped make
he arrest. was told Of the escape he
said: ''The man who catches him will
rave to go very fas:. That fellow will
Kill any one who tries to take him"
BitzberRer is twenty-four years old
The arrest Of Bitzberger and Chat
fee, together with the wives of the
two men and Charles j. Levine OF
No. 238 West 73d Street, was re-
garded as the most important made
by the police since the beginning Of
the organized drive to check the
crime wave.
Tho charge against Bitzberger ami
'haffee was completely in a S27OOO
jank robbery at Midtown. N. j., but
he police declared their arrest prob
IDLY would clear up many large Jewel
nd bond robberies in New York,
Westchester County and elsewhere.
Information received by the police
at the time OF the arrests also was
expected to connect Bitzbcrger with a
100000 bank robbery at Landersville.
Pa. The police at Lancaster. Pa.
which Is near Landersville, tele-
phoned to Headquarters here that
Bitzberger had a brother in Lancas.
ter when he visited recently. Btz-
burger left one night, saying he was
going to New York. The next day
the vault in the Landersville bank
was found TO have been rfled.
Bltzberger and Chaffee had been
trailed by New York and New Jersey
since a short time after tGs Mil own
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
Julian DICK DIES
AS OF
Blood PROVES VAIN
Broker Shot at New Years
Party by George B. Brooks
Suffers Fatal Relapse.

julian Dick, the cotton broker, who
was accidentally shot at a New Years
party, a. sniffen Court in East Ssth
Street, by George Bruce Brooks, an
intimate friend, died this morning in
New York Hospital at $50 o'clock.
A blood TRANSMISSION resortsd to yes
terday afternoon, in which Joseph
brooks. brother Of the man who shot
Dick, submitted to the operation,
proved unavalllng and Dick Sank rap
IDLY 10 his death.
Early to-day II could not be learned
whether the death Of Dick would lead
70 any charge being made against his
slayer. Since the shooting Brooks has
remained at liberty, It being the gen
eral opinion that I: was an unfortu-
nate accident. Frank NJ. Dick father
Of the dead cotton broker, completely
oxonernted Brooks.
Mr.. Brooks and the late brokers'
wife, parents and a few Intimate
friends. all OF whom were Mt the
bedside to the last left the hospital
together.
The funeral viii take place az 10
u'cIoclI Wednesday morning from the
CHURCH Of the Heavenly Rest, 10Th
Strest and Fifth Avenue. Interment
WIN be made in Laurel Hin Gene
terry, Philadelphia.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
BRUSH SISTERS FILE
SUITS FOR $5OO,cO0.
Charge Physicians Signed False
Certificates Committing Them
to Insane Asylum.

Tho suits Of Misses Phoebe x. and
Ada VI. Brush. wealthy spinsters'
against Drs Walter Linsay and William
3. BISON. for signing alleged false GER
tlncates Of lunaey, have been hi9d at
White Plains Each OF the sisters asks
$3.50. 600 damages. charging they were
kept IN an asylum for ten years. The
complaints were served on the defend
ants At Huntington last week.
The Brush sisters are now living with
friends in Wcstchester County and their
suits. for the biggest monetary damages
ever asked IN Westminster County, have
attracted wide attention among lawyers
and physicians, II Is reported the de-
PENDANTS have engaged several promi-
nent attorneys and win try 70 have the
eases transferred 10 Ions Island. The
sisters were released from Long
Island asylum last March on writs Of
habeas corpus.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
PROFIT SHARING
BAKERIES OPENED

The Workmen's Circle Cooperative
Bakery, organized and owned ~ work.
ingmen members OF a company incor-
porated under New York State laws and
capitalized at $4,000, 10 now in opera
ton at No. 1917 Entervale Avenue.
the Bronx. It's purpose, as announced
to-day by Jacob Walters, general man
ager. Is to sell Its products at approx
mately the prices charged by old estab-
lished bakeries, but to give coupons
with the bread that will entitle holders
TO share profits at the end OF the year.
I'VE hope to be able to make money
returns" said Walters. but even II al
first we do not achieve this end, sicll
benefits and fraternal betterments will
surely accrue to our members
The bakery nj the start haa but o,o
branch, at No. l543 Seabury Place,
Bronx, but II ls planned IN establish
branch stores all over the city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
DARING BANK ROBBER
ESCAPES FROM PRISON
BY HELP FROM OUTSIDE
CONTINUED From First Page)

volvers, and the prisoners werr
hustled into their cells and locked in
As a result OF the escape, DR., James
A, Hamilton, Commissioner OF Cor
rection, ordered the immediate sus-
pension OF Keeper Anton, and, going
to tho prison, began a personal In
vestigatlon OF tho escape.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
COPELAND WARS ON CANCER.
Health Department VIII start Ed
vocational Drive.

Radium with demonstrations IN
radio therapy. will be utilized in a
series OF lectures. given by the Board
Of Health in its educational campaign
.,.-utnst cancer It .. .uuunCod yes
terday by Commissioner Copeland.
Eminent scientists will visualize
methods of treatment bringing &c the
public the fact that there are painless
alternatives to surgery
THE fear Of surgery" said DR..
Copeland, "deters many persons from
seeking physicians il the early stages
Of the disease when cancer is durable.
II Is this fear which contributes
largely to the vastness of the prob
lem. Cancer killed 5,717 persons in
New York City last year. many OF
whom might have been saved by ra-
dium."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
MEN IN COLLINS CASE GONE.
Police Seek Two Who Disappeared
After Missing Boy.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Jan. S.--Jo-
seph Blais. who worked In the woods
where James J. Collins jr. was hunting
or Dec. IS. and who has made incrimi-
mating remarks about the case, uc3ord-
ing to the police, Is missing.
The police have been trying to hnd
him for two DAYS without result Joseph
la Liberte, who has a shock IN the
woods near where supposed blood
stained overalls were found. IA also
missing since Friday. The OoliCe are
also searching for him.
The overall legs are twenty-four to
twenty-five inches, and the police say
this is a significant fact, as Blais is al
most a dwarf.
Searching parties found no trace of
the Collins boy or his body.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
EMPLOYEES STORE CLOSED.
Lack Of Cooperation Blamed for
Failure % scheme.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.--The cooper
alive store established more than a
year ago by $500 employees Of the
Treasury Department TO decrease liv-
ing costs will not open for business to-
day, It's affairs having been turned
over to a committee for liquidation.
Failure Of the enterprise to receive full
cooperation Of It's members and to
compete with local chain stores In the
sale OF many commodities. particularly
canned goods, is given as the reason
for the closing.
Approximately LOO Of the employees
who invested SIS each to found the store,
withdrew before the liquidation process
began, but the remaining $500 members
ere said to have slight prospect OF saw
ing their initial investment.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-03
POLICE SURROUND BLOCK, BUT
FAIL TO FIND FUGITIVE.

Bit7berger's escape was made in
broad daylight, between Z and 7.15
o'clock, and although the reserves Of
the West 47th Street Station sur
rounded the block and searched every
building, he was not found. Behind
the radiator In the corridor, upon
which he mounted to gain the win
dow. n hack saw and n file were found
but the authorities cannot believe
that even with these sharp tools Bltz-
berger could have had time in which
to cut through the steel bar.
As soon as Bitzberger had squeezed
through the narrow opening he
Jumped throe-foot space to the roof
Of blacksmith shop in the New
York Railways yard which adjolned
the prison, There he crossed the roof
TO the left and by means OF a guy
line attached to a chimney. swung
himself off the roof into one Of the
cOmpany's motor trucks In the yard
Dennis MCGOWAN. chauffeur Of the
truck, was tlnkering with his engine
at the time and looked up as he heard
something fall in the body of the
vehicle. He saw a man In n grey
belted overcont and a SLOUGH hat leap
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