New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-14
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Up. Morgan, |. T. Bush and
Others of State Chamber
of Commerce Executive
Board Consider Means
Nav Call City Conference
Three Caught Trying to En-
ter Store: Another Held
in Attempt to Rob Safe

!. Pierpont Morgan, Irving T. Bush,
Darwin ?. Kingsley and other infu-
initial members OF the New York State
Chamber Of Commerce began consid-
Grafton yesterday Of action to be taken
IN halt New York's crime.
TIE matter now before them is the
demand of various civic and business
examinations for an sll-city confer
ence on the prevalent lawlessness.
Their decision will be announced
shortly.
Immediate Action Demanded
The question was placed in the hands
o. these men at a joint meeting yes
terdsy Of the committees on public
service and public welfare of the cham
Der at the latters headquarters, 60
Liberty Street. 1t had been planned at
nrst that the question was to be dis
posed off By these two committees, but
in the absence of the two committee
ehairmen Union y. Bethel and Will
liam McCarroll, it was decided that
more immediate action could be OBJ
executive committee, of which Mr.. Nor
gan, Mr. Bush and Mr.. Kingsley are
members
In resolution. the two committees
resolved that the question of the sup
preston Of crime in this city is ex-
tiemely Important and offered Gin
dividually and collectively to respond
TO any call on them made by the ex-
ecutiye committee" Darwin p. Kinps
lev president OF the chamber, presided
The executive committee, to which
the matter has been referred, consists
of Irving T. Bush. chairman; Thomas
w. Lamont, William f. Peck. Delos w.
Cooke, David T. Warden, Frederick H.
Ecker, Leonor f. Loree. Charles L..
Bernheimer. Frederick J. Lisman. Will
lam McCarroll. Darwin P. Kingsley, J..
Pierpont Morgan. William II. Porter.
John Clafin. Eugenius H. Outerbridge,
Alfred E. Marlng, William G. Will
cox, John b. Trevor and howard c..
Smith.
-Four Arrested for Two Robberies
The chronicle of burglary for the day
included the arrest Of three men Tor
oae Job and of another man for an at
empted robbery.
Early in the day the police Of the
Nest l35th Street station we're in
Jormed by telephone that an attempt
vas being made to breal; in the door
Of thu drug store Of Matthew Y.
Boutt', 1888 Seventh Avenue. Patrol
men James Calan and William Neite,
and Detective Nelson surprised three
men there, and after short chase cap
lured them al the point Il D stols.
They were Ollie Bosher, 2iJ West 140th
Street; Clifford Morris, 224S Fifth
Msnre, and Al Berry. Al West 135th
z STREET, All are said to have police
nerds.
fhes were arraigned before Msgis-
trste McQuade in Washington Heights
When Patrolman John Kane. Of the
Herbert Street station. in Brooklyn.
vas passing the IRON foundry OF John
NcGrath, 474 Leonard Street. yester-
osy he heard strang, tappings in the
back yard. Investigating he found
Joseph Brusc~H. POI North Sixth Street,
Brooklyn, standing by the gate. Kane
recognized brusock as an employee
and asked him what he was doing Their
at O'Clock IN the morning, to which
the latter replied he was fixing the
gate
Later in the day members of the
FIRM reported that compound safe
mad been taken out into the yard. the
combination broken and the safe gem
orally battered, but that several hun
dred dollars still remained in it, Bru-
sock was arpested and held in 81 1000
oall by Magistrate Folwell.
Four Identified as Bandits
-Four of six men arrested April 10
,or alleged connection with the hold
up of the restaurant Of Joseph Grastin.
Of East lloth Street. were identified in
the Harlem Court by eleven victims Of
the robbery. These four. John J. Kyle
.wenty-one years old. 1l9 East l2Oth;
Joseph McMullin twenty-five years old
$50 East 125th Street; Harry Schmidt
t~enty-three years old. 552 East 1881
Street, and John Kelly. twenty wears
Old. l07 East 120th Street, were held bv
magistrate Corrigan in $4,000 bail each
Tor the grand jury.
Nix men showing marks of beatinps
complained to Magistrate Corripan of
an alleged unjustitiable assault made
upon them by Detectives William !
Naine and John Shields in pool
loom al 1854 First Avenue Yesterday.
iony Gogilo, an eX-soldier, of $50 East
10th Street, and John Marsh. 230
Last l06th Street. acting as suokes-
men for the group said that Quaine
ana SHIELDS drove up to the place in
An automobile and began beating up
Me men therein. Marsh said he was
employed in the place. Summonse
we're issued for the detectives re-
april 10.