The New York herald., 1922-05-08
BANDITS ROB IA MEN
NEAR HYLAN'S HOME
Masked Pair Line Victims
Against Wall at Gates Loan
Co. and Get 1900.
DEATH IN TUB QUARREL
Husband, Arguing Who Would
Battle First, Stabs Wife
and Leaps to Death.

Two men who wore masks and carried
revolvers walked into the rooms of the
Gates Loan Association on the third
floor OF 1910 Broadway. ar Greene ave-
nue., Brooklyn, two blocks from Mayor
IIylan's nome. yesterday, lined fourteen
members OF the. organization up against
the wall and robbed them of jewelry and
cash totaling more than $1,000. The
bandits, threatening to snoot any one
who moved. then went down the stairs
ear. speeding up Bushwick avenue past
the home of Mayor Hylan.
Stanley Il. Quinn OF 5000 Nineteenth
avenue. Brooklyn, president OF the loan
association, was making an address to
the other members when the door opened
and the two men entered. Before Quinn
or any of the others could do anything
the men had pointed revolyers at then,
and ordered them to back against the
wall. One Of the bandits kept the men
covered, while the other went through
their pockets and stole two diamond
rings and about $500 in cash. Then he
took out S672. which he put in a paper
bag and stuffed in his pocket.
The bandits ran down the stairs, fol-
lowed In n few minutes by the members
OF the association. but they found that
the two men had locked the door and
taken the key away with them. Quinn
then telephoned the police of the Ralph
avenue station, and Capt. McCloskey
and several detectives hurried to the
rooms.
Max Kineloff of 7s East 11sth street
IL Ii
jumped from fourth floor window and
was killed late yesterday afternoon after
they had quarreled over a bathtub in the
apartment of Solomon Shneer at Is Eas.
18th street. Mrs. Kineloff was uncon
scious when she was taken to Flower
Hospital. and physicians said her con-
dition was critical
Shneer told the police that Kineloff.
who has been married but six months,
telephoned him Saturday and asked IL he
and Mrs. kineloff might come to his
home and take a bath. as there is no
ba athtub In the apartment which they had
been occupying. Shneer let them In. and
some time later he said. he heard them
quarreling over who should be the first
10 use the tub. He ran into the dining
room when he heard scream. Just in
time to see Kincloff stab his wife with
Il carving knife.
Kinelon gazed at his wife a moment
as she fell to the floor, and then rushed
across the room to the window. Shneer
grabbed him and tried to prevent him
from jumping. Shneers son, William.
came in and tried to help his father. but
Klneloff fought them both off and
jumped.
Leaps to Death I'm Chase.
Joseph Monaco. 20, OF 427 East 114th
street. chased by Patrolman Greene of
the East 104th street station, leaped
from the roof OF six story tenement
house at 154 East 1f3th street early yes
terday. He died in Harlem Hospital. The
chase started after Nathan Doniger OF
246 West 179th street reported that two
men had picked his pocket and PATROL
man Greene saw Monaco running north
on Third avenue. When Monaco dashed
into "A tenement house the policeman fol-
lowed. The police say $3.50 was found
in Monaco's pockets.
Harry JerInlock of Nebraska at the
Essex street station of the 3. r. T.
subway felt a hand in his pocket clutch
Ing at a wallet that contained s43 Jerm-
lock grasped the hand and held it until
its owner. Samuel Pudesky, 4s, la
boTcr of 10S Powell street. Brooklyn,
was arrested. Magistrate Douras In Es-
eek Market court yesterday held him
in $4,000 bail.
In quarrel at Park Row and Baxter
street Eugene T.. Martin. so. "A stereo-
typer of 1850 Putnam avenue, Brooklyn.
was knocked by an unidentified assail-
ant in the path of motor truck, which
ran over and killed him.
Alleging that he had been assaulted
and robbed of $40 at Eighth avenue
and Forty-third street, Fred Busch, 81.
OF $50 Ninth avenue, had three young
men arrested. He was then arrested on
a charge OF intoxication.
Alfred Torffs. s2. who Ia alleged 10
have committed burglaries in the Y. w
c. A. Home at Lexington avenue and
E'ifty-second street and in the parish
house of the Cathedral OF ST. John the
Divine, was before Magistrate Cobb IN
Yorhville court yesterday and held with
out bail for the Grand Jury.
Steal Police Motor.
4 police automobile was left IN front
Of % Perry street Saturday night. A
man came along and started to drive II
away. Patrolman Manning overtool
him. The man gave his name as Johr
Hayes, 10. OF so East 12sth street lie
was held In $500 bail. Three alleged
accomplices were arrested.
Three men. accused by John Paulos, a
restaurant keeper OF 357 West Forty.
first street. of attacking him. after he
had refused them money were held with.
out bail.
John Machine. an automobile me-
chanic OF LOG West Third street, on his
way home. was beaten by two men, who
took $50 from his pockets. They were
held in $4,000 bail each.
Harry Hattery, IS, negro. or f3s
West 18TH street, was stabbed In the
chest and abdomen yesterday In an
alteration with Thomas white, 2S, also
a negro. white was arrested.
Two armed bandits in the wooded sec
tlon OF Fort Lee. n. j.. held up and
robbed two men in an automobile and
then compelled them to get out OF the
car. In which they drove off The VIC
Tins were David Wolff. "a, OF 10 New
York avenue Union Hill. and Joseph M.