New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
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ton. Bolger chased the three men.
who separated. He overlook ono as
the fugitive lodged into the hallway
in 2lo East Thirty-eighth Street.
Bolgcr followed and cartured the man,
who was identified by Kamerow as one
Of his recent visitors.
Tie prisoner gave his name as
Charles Fcery and an address at 6f2
told the police he had been employed
with circus for three seasons but had
lately been ont of work. Ho was
charged with attempted felonious as
sault and robbery.
Feory who was questioned for more
than an hour. refused to give the names
of his companions who escaped with
the loot. He was given surgical atten-
tion for injuries inflicted by the pa
trolman in ehccting his capture, and
locked up for arralgnment this morning.
Daylight Bandit Caught
Charles Jansen. a jewclcr. left his
fathers shop at 277 Eighth Avenue
early yesterday afternoon to go for
lunch at nearby restaurant. He
never got there. As he walked through
West Twcnty-siNth Street, between
Seventh and Eighth Avenues, he met a
daylight footpad and a few minutes
later was being taken to Bellevue
The footpad carried a revolver. Jan
sen, walking brisklv. was halted when
the man stepped up briskly and poked
the weapon between his ribs. Jansen
was forced into doorway, but offered
resistance The footpad struck the
jeweler on the head with the revolver
and then shot him through the
shoulder. The gunman ran.
He turned into Eighth Avenue and
was seen by j. 4; Hostobor. Of 1Gl
West Twenty sixth Street. The revolv-
or carried by the fugitive caused Host
obor to give chase, and he yelled for
help as he did so. Patrolman Klebcr
heard the yell. He jumped into an au-
tomobile and started after the gunman.
Passersby Joined in the chase, and
Jansen's assailant. finding the pursuit
getting too hot, darted into a hallway
and turned, evidently with the inten-
ton OF firing at his pursueYs. Ills re
volver fell from his hand, howevcr. and
was discharged. Patroman Klebcr
rushed into the hallway and came out
with a submissive bandit.
Gives Hotel Address
The prisoner was locked up at the
West Thrteth street station and
charged with ATTEMPTED robbery. He
gave his name as James Harrison. and
said he lived at hotel in West Thir-
ty-siXth Street.
The police were told by Herman G.
Jansen. father OF Charles Jansen, that
his son wore tie pin valued at $50
when he was confronted by Harrison.
Two masked men entered the womcn's
clothing store of Ida Kulishman, at
121l Broadway, last night. with re-
volvcrs drawn, and demanded the days
receipts. Miss Kulishman, who is
twenty-five years old. assisted by her
brother Max, was closing the store.
Max turned to dash for the rear. whore
a revolver is kept for emergency He
was warned back by one of the men.
Miss Kulishman stood behind the
counter and screamed. One of the ban
dts swore and told her to put up her
hands, and be quick about it. Miss
Kulishman continued to scream
The bandits, seeing that the young
woman had become hysteric2l, decided
to fee. When they opened the door Of
the store they found that Miss Kulish-
mans screams had attracted the attcn-
tlon of a dozen or more men, who were
about to enter.
Turning their backs on the brother
and sister, the bandits pointed thejr
revolvers at the mon. Forcing N
out into the street, the bandits reached
Broadway. One Of the men turned down
Twenty eighth Street and was lost
Miss kulishman was still screaming as
he disappeared.
Chased Up Broadway
The second man ran UP Broadway
with the crowd which had gathered
in close pursuit. AS he reached the
corner Of Thirty-irst Street the
bandit turned and waved his revolver
threateningy. Then he dashed through
the side street.
Patrolman Stephen LAWYERS, of the
West Thirtieth Street station. saw the
chase and commandeerod an automobile
which was going east in Thirtieth
| Street. The crowd swept around the
corner and closed in on the bandit. who
was proceeding slowly because Of the
crowds.
Lawlers jumped from the car in the
middle Of the block and took into
custody man who described himself
as Max Weiner, twenty-five wears old.
of 2318 Gleason Avenue, the Bronx.
According to the patroman, he was
carrying revolver Lawlers had no
sooner got a secure hold on his prisoner
than the crowd swept up Men and
women swarmed around the patrolman
and Weiner demanding that the bandit
be delivered to them
Weiner's coat was torn from his