New-York tribune., 1921-11-08

she had worn during the evening in
the wall safe of her dining room. She
says she took about $4,000 worth more
snd hid 1t in case In her boudoir.
When she went to the safe last night
she says the door fell out into her
hands. All the iewelry was gone, she
said. although some papers there were
unmolcsted. Nothing else In the home
was touched.
Robert McNab. manager Of Bins
Theatcr, s62 West i25th Street. was
held up and robbed by four men last
night while taking The days receipts
OF the theater to his home, at 353 West
llsth Street. McNab was walking along
the edge of Morningside Park when
cur men. fairly well dressed, drove
up IN car. jumped out and ran toward
nim One of the men hit McNah on
che head with revolver, knocking him
UNCONSCIOUS They took $500 from
MS clothing. McNab was taken to the
his wounds were dressed.
Clarence Fink, of 1912 Park Avenue.
reported to the police that burglar
entered his apartment early yesterday
and took jewelry and money amounting
to about S3,500. It was said by other
tenants in this house that there were
indications that the robber had been
IN most of the apartments there and
that the burglar had boldly climbed out
o. window and across an allevwav
II TO the rear of a house at 6S East
Eighty-eighth Street.
Shot by Burglar
Here George Holstein, twenty-six
years old, said he found burglar
goIng through his room and that when
he attempted to interfere the thief
&k4 4
down a fire escape.
Joseph Rizzo, watchman at tho
Arena Theater, 623 Eighth Avenue. was
atSacSed by four men about o'clock
Yesterday morning. who assaulted him
with blackjacks while he was mopping
up the floor of the place. The police
say that these men had attempted TO
blow up the safe in the theater hut
klzzo's cries brought Policeman Null
cane and the men were scared away.
Rizzo was taken to Bellevue Hospital
with fractured skull.
Vincent De Rose, twentv-eipht vaars
old, of 2416 First Avenue, was taken
to the Harlem Hospital yesterday with
q bullet wound in his abdomen. De
Rose was brought TO the hospital in
an automobile said to belong to Ger
msno Guidi, of 337 East 117th Street.
Two other men, Peter Villesse. of 3I4
East 10th Street. Guilds chauffeur.
and Sebastino Sedeli, of 407 East 11Sth
Street were arrested with Guidi on
charges of felonious assault. Detec-
tlves at the East 128th Street station
sly the men have made conflicting
statements.
The prisoners insist they picked I'D
De Rosa at First Avenue and nth
Street, where they found him lying
unconscious on the sidewalk.
Policeman Beaten Insensibie
Patrclman James Brown, of the Beach
Street station. was found unconscious
in a room at 244 West Eighteenth Street
yesterday morning. He had been Sc
verely beaten over the head and face
and had lain on the floor for three hours
before found. He was taken to the
New York Hospital 1t is said that
Brown was called to the Eighteenth
Street house by negress who reported
to him that a negro in the place was
trying &c kill his wife. Robert Whitci-
coe, hostler of the place, was taken
to the hospital and identified by Brown
as having been the man who attacked
him. Whitticoe was placed under ar
rest.
Two boys, Joseph Cappalano, sixteen
years old, of 217 Van Brunt Street,
Brooklyn, and Harry Gerch off, sixteen
years old OF $50 Sutter Avenue, Brook
lyn, were arrested yesterday on charges
Of burglary. Young Cappalano was
discovered climbing into the window
of an apartment house at 476 Fortieth
Street and was arrested by Detective
0 inato, who took the youngster into
custody while he was running away
with q bundle under his arm. Magis-
trate Liota held the boy under $4,000
bail.
Magistrate Reynolds held the Ger
choff boy under $1,000 bail on COM
plaint of Herbestman Brothers that
the boy had stolen quantity of drums
from their place at 423 Schenck Ave
nue..