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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-05
CONFERINTA
FERMIERILOR
Sc crede ca Prssedintele Har.
ding va vorbi Ia conferinta
agricultorilor.

WASHINGTON, 5 Ian.-Confe-
rinta nationala agricola, convocata
de Presedintele Harding prin Mi
nistrul Agricultural d. Wallace, in
care sa sc discute mijloacele prin
care S ar putea mari puterea dc
cumparare fermieril0r Sc va des-
chide aici in ziua de % Ianuarie.
Anuntand faptul, Ministrul
Wallace STA exprimat credinta ca
Presedintele Harding va tine per.
sonal discursul de bun sosit 81 va
arata scopul pentru care este con-
vocat congresul.
Dupa d. Wallace, dclcgatii NJ
vor Representa- numai interesele
agricultorilor ci 81 intereselc aso
ciate Gu 1ndeletnicirea lor, ca
transportul pc caile ferate, vinde.
rea 81 distributes produselor agri
cole.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-05
PRIMARUL
KOHLER VA
CONCEDIA ll5O
OFICIANT]
Va face o economic de dou&
milioane dolari Ia an
pentru oras.

"Orasul va trai in cadrele veni-
turilor sale," a declarat All dimi-
neata primarul Fred Kohler. FL
are de gand sd tale salariile amplo-
iatilor orasului astiel ca sd econo-
mizeze suma de $4,000, 900 la an.
All Sc vor concedia un total de
115O oficianti carl au fost absolut
in sarcina orasului, deoarece pos.
turtle lor n'au fost de loc impor-
tante 81 orasul poate Fl lipsit de ei
Kohler q declarat ca acestia au
fost sinecuristii politicianilor dir
regimul trecut.
Numai La departmental parcsl
rilor s'au concediat 800 amploiati
Platile oficiantilor remasi AL fos'
taiate in mod considerable. Co
ce-au avuf 5000 81 5000 dolari i
an, nu vor avea mai multi d,
|$2, 400.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-05
MARBLE CHALIAPIN
DESPRE ARTA
IN Russia

Fedor 'Chaliapin, favoritul ta-
rului 81 idolul Rusiei soviete can
tat eri la Masonic Hall. Dupa con
cert fost interviewat de represen-
tantii preset carora lea spus ca
RusiY poate flamanzi, poate indu-
ra frig, dar nicicand nu va peri
din poporul ei dorul de a crea lu-
cruri de arta. Russia totdeauna va
fl tara cantecclor 81. musicei.
Guvernul soviet Ia oferit,- ca
semn dc apreciatie, - un castel.
Precum q delectat pc aristocratii
curtii tarului, asa Chaliapin q ra-
pit 81 pc muncitorii 81 taranii So
vietelor carl I tin de Carusoul lor.
El ma fost decat singura sea-
RI in Cleveland 81 e reintoarce Ia
New York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-05

All noapte s'au comis mai mul-
te talh&rii in desfiderea or
dinului dat de Major sa Gu
rete orasul de bandit.

All nOapte cateva cete de ban.
diti au pus la incercare eficienta
politiei in urma reorganizarii
sale de Maiorul Kohler.
Operatiunea s'a inceput de vre.
me, indata dupa orele de Gina 81
victimele principale au fost vim
zatorii de la depozitele de gazo-
lima.
John Hirt, pazitorul de noapte
la fabrica de lampi Guide Motor
Co., 2130 w. ITO ST., pc cand ia
cea rondul obisnuit, cam pc la IL
noaptea, a fost surprins de trei
spargatori de case de bani, earl
au ridicat revolverele asupra lui
silindu-l sd intre in oficiul fabri-
cei, unde fost legat de mani 81
picioare. Banditii au rupt combi-
malta la doua case de ,bani, deser-
tand continutul lor. Hirt nu site
cati bani Sc afla in casele de bani.
"Imi pare rau ca fac aceasta"'
a zis unul din bandit pc cand il
lega pc Hirt de picioare.'' dar
n am ce face. Am nevasta 81 patru
copii 81 imi trebue bani.'
0 banda de trei, in care Sc afla
81 un ON in etate cam de 80 AM
! au jefuit pc John Makey, vinza
tor la depozitul de gazolina de pc
Carnegie Ave. pc cand merges
acasa. Banda ridicat revolverel,
asupra lui, zicand sa ridice manel,
Isl scotoeindui in buzunare LAT
luat $17 ce avea la ell.
Edward Jardy. un alt vinzato1
la depozitul de gazolina de pt
Ridge road, a fost vizitat de do
bandit, carl Tau slit sd ridict
mantle in sus 81 au luat 500 dir
tejghea, plecand Gu automobile
GU care venisera. zicand ca vor $;
cumpere gazolina.
| Dol bandit au intrat in depo
zitul de gazolina de pc Lakewiev
road 81 punand pc vinzatorru
Robinson Maxwell GU fata la pc
rete au luat 800 din registru $
s'au facut nevazuti.
| Carl Zieker de 13 ami 81 fratel,
lui Robert de Is, carl ajutau lu
Frank Karp, 1916 Castle ave. S;
imparteasca pane la musterii, d,
la brutaria Star Baking Co., a,
fost opriti pc drum de dol talhari
jefuindu-i de go dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-05

Partisaniii memtiIor-se nu Gre
deti cd sunt cM totul oropsiti-au
uzdt ualuri de cerneald descrfind
miseria 81 ticdlosia care dOmneste
in Gernania, fdcdnd dpei la senti.
mentcle umanitare ale aliatilor sd
nu-i sileascd ca plata despdgubiri-
Tor de rdzboiu. o fl mizerie 81 IT,
cdlosie, nu zic ca nu-i, dar neamtul
mester mare 81 site cum sd Sc in-
cdrtcascd sd iasd din strimtoare.
Ati ausit de mute ndscOciri, carr
de carl mai mdzdrdrdne, dar dti at
sit rre-0ddtd ca cineua Sc scOatd
osdnza 81 untura de pc mdtele unui
pore, ca porcul sd rdmdie riu 81 sd
Sc ingrose din nou? En- am im-
bdtrdnit 81 nam suzit. FL bine,
minunea asta a fdcut-o IN Meant
un fernier din Schleicegrieben
Prussia.
Zidrcle din L0ndra an publicat
fotografia porcutui inainte 81 dupd
operate. Operatia fOst fdcutd
de an referindr, care a administra1
porculM un anestetic ia dd0rmit
inainte de al tdia 81 al curdta d,
unturd. Dupd &c s'a scos unturt
porcM q fost cmsut 81 bandajat $
pus inapot In cotet, unde STA ueni
la fire 81 a inceput sd mdndnce CT
toti porci, ca sd puie alta unturt
pc Ell. 81 nunsai mceputM greu
Ideia Sc "a generalisa 81 idtd o in
dustrie nOud, care "a rerOluti0nt
MAJ mute industrii IN legdturd C,
cresterea porcilOr.
Cetind stired, mi-dm adus amin
te de copildria mea cdnd ausiam p
tata sicdnd:
"Te pun ca neamtus Nu sta c,
neamtM dat drucului Cd scoat
unt din peatrd seacd?"
C4R1BUS.
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DOLARUL NOU NU
ESTE ARTISTIC

NEW YORK. 5 Ian.-Locuitori
OraSului New York au fost indig.
natl All de dolarul nOu de argint
care are pc lature capul Liber.
tatii. Eli spun ca "Libertatea" es
te facuta Gu gura deschisa, pana
cand gura statuei "Libertatii" din
portul New York are gura inchisa
81 eli mai spun ca daca te uiti Ia
figura Libertatii binc, prin un mi
croscop, vezi ca buza din sus ii est,
desfigurata, lar cea din jos ii est,
umflata. Gu toate aceste insa New
Yorkul a fost foarte fericit "a va
zut noul dollar de argint.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-05
CAPITALIST
OMORIT

Cincinnati. 5 Ian.-Politia IA
reusit eri noapte sa prinda pc asa
SINH lui Leopold Burkhardt, de &c
ami, un capitalist retras, al caru
cadavru "a gasit in locuinta sd az
dimincata.
Doctorul C. p. Coc declarat ca
mOartea a fost cauzata de rane in
capul victimei. Cand s. gasit ca
davrul sc credea ca Burghard ,
victima unei apoplexii 81 ca ranelt
din cap lea castigat cand-cazanG
-capul i s'a lovit de masa Exa
minarea minutioasa insa adeve
rit ca asasinare la mijlOc. Doe
torul spune ca batranul fost ba
tut la mOarte Gu un object greu
probabil un ciocan.
Stunt nistc indicatii ca batranu
s'a aparat, deoarece Sc vad nist'
hartii pc jos, lar ochelarii lui e
rau la cativa pasi de el. Lang;
cadavru s'a gasit 81 TN calimar p'
care, probabil, batranul la arun
cat in fata asasinului.
Ca unicul scop al banditului or
al banditilor a fost ca sd puma ma
na pc bani, Sc vede 81 din impre
jurarea ca ciasul 81 lantul de au
al batranulM au fost i'm buzunai
dar lipseau toti banii din casa.
Allison, portarul batranului, Cd
re cunostea obiceiurile lui, decla
rat ca ell colecta cam 1000 dollar
in fiecare luna della chiriasii lu.
Char 81 ell a colectat bani lin nu
mele batranului 81 ca in ziua ass
; sinarii ia predat 125 dolari in NJ
merar 81 $145 in cecuri. NJ s.
gSsit nici aceasta suma 81 nici &
curile.
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|FATA FUCITA Sc
REINTOARCEDUPA.
OJUMATATE DE AN
Detectivii angajati de fatal Ell
n'au gasit-o.
Ea Sc reintoarce de buna vote
dupa ce parintii ii promit
ca nu o vor dojeni.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, 5 Ian. =
Dupa calatorie de 6 luni, pima
de aventuri, prin Europa, i'm care
tlmp ca scapat totdeauna dinain-
tea detectivilor angajati de fatal
Ell, domnisoara Charlotte Boyles,
fata tinera bogata care, - dupa
moartea parintilor eli va Fl stapana
peste milioane, s'a reintors eri
noapte acasa. Ultimul oras euro
pean, de unde a plecat acasa, fost
Londra.
Ea fost acompaniata de parin-
til eli, dl. 81 doamna David Boyles,
earl au intampinat-o in New York.
Vinatoarea dupa ca a luat STAR
sit GU cateva saptamani in urma
cand domnisoara Boyles a TRIMS o
cablograma din Londra cerand ta-
talui Ell parale.
Aceasta comGnicatie a fost pri
ma stire despre ca din 4 Iulie, cand
a fugit de acasa. Ea s'a dus di-
rect la Paris. Consult americani
au fost notificati in toate tarile
din Europa despre scaparea eli.
Timp de cinci luni droaie de de-
tectiyi au ulnblat dupa ca, dar fata
ia stiut evita totdeauna. Mime d a
! putut-o gasi 81 numai cand banii
Ell erau pc sfarsite au aflat despre
ca, caci singura si-a descoperit q
dresa ei. A pus ins4 conditia cs
numai asa Sc va reintoarce daca
parintii ei M Q vor dojeni. Acdstia
bucurof q ~ at de fsta lor, ,sl
PRINT toate eapd ] 3
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sultatuI unor cercetari de mai
multe luni de zile, care s'a ince,
put Gu secvestrarea unui canton
incarcat Gu rachiu pc soseaua din
tire Philadelphia 81 Baltimore,
destinat pentru Central Drug Co.
Agentii carl au secvestrat bautura
|au vazut ca permisul era seria
247.O pc cand pc timpul acels
permisele lcgale pentru oficiul lui
Hart puritan seria $4,000. Hart
este acusat ca q contra semnat
!permitul falls.
Mai multe destilarii, ne banuind
ca pernisele stunt false au liberal
cantitf mari az rachiu pc baza
llor.
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SPROUI. NU VA Fl
SENATOR

Philadelphia, 5 Ian.-Guverno
rul SprOul al statului Pennsylva
MIA declarat ca nu va primi man
datul de senator ce astepta manda
tar dupa moartea lui Penrose. f
va numi in saptamana aceasta p,
o alta persoana in locul lui. Sena
torul numit va avca mandat pan;
la alegerile din Novcmbre.
Pana acum Sc credea Cd guver
norul Sproul va lua locul deceda
tului Penrose.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-05
CINCIZECI MoRTI IN
EXPLoSIA DIN CRECIA

Atena, 5 Ian.-Cincizeci mari
mari au fost omor1ti 81 douazcci ra-
niti in explosia distrugatorului
grecesc Leon, in portul Pireu. Al
te doua vase de rasboiu, &c All fost
ancorate langa Leon, au fost de.
teriorate.
Vasul Leon f0st lansat in 1911,
dar de atunci fost renovat. Aves
0 lungime de 293 urine 81 % urlqe
in latime. Era de 1000 tone. Va.
sui era provazut Gu patru tunuri
81 GU dou4 masini pentru lansares
de bo,nbe. -. -. 60. -.
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{ aproape 0 atlanta
ang|o-franceza
BRAND PENTRU PACT - sPUNE CA UNICA
GARANTIE PENTRU MENTINEA SIGURANTA 81
STABILITATEA EUROPEI - CE Sc 'NTfMPLA LA
CANNES?

CANNES, Frana, Ian.-In aer Gu zvonurile despre o
atlanta gofranceza premer BRAND 81 Lloyd George
reat All conversatle nceput cateva ze in
in Londra
''Conversatie continual Acesta fost unicul comu
ncat facut premeru Frane dupa ntrevedere de
Lloyd George All dupa amiaz discree generala mar
tursta de ecare menbu al deegator fanceza engeza
in priveste evenuaa atlanta ntre cele doua tar.
Premierul BRAND, inaine de a merge la Lloyd George,
parasnd villa in este saaslut decarat nsista
mutt penu eaizarea unei alane angofranceza. Gu oae
acestea spus eattudinea Frantei della rasbou ncoace
llarit legaturile sale fos sal aat ST aceasta cont
butt mutt la araniarea problemeor europene
Membrii ambelor delega recunoscut ca stuata este
farte grava 81 nici odaa psa de nteleger
verfecta pentr faca desbnare faa pentru
tuatia internatiOnala.
Dferina de opi exista in jurul chestiei oare care
uere rebue sd cedeze din punctu eli de veere penu rea
unu acod aduce mai aproape de ota acese dou
puter AtmOsfera de fOst fOarte pesista din ambee
part.
Premeru Bonomi al Ialiei sos tarzu dupa amiazi 81
asteapta saba inca All nrevedere BRAND 81 Lloyd
George. 8,.s~-ss-Fsss a.sss-
PARIS Representantii Belgei Italiei 81 al Japo-
niei in comisia de despagubr paras Parsu All FL
duce la Cannes fe de fat adunar Con
sului Suprem Sir John Bradbury membrul engez al com
sei parasit Parisul Luni.
Aceasta nu fnscmneaza o mutare oficiaa a comse de
despagubiri la Cannes cand sa muat la
Spa Membr due la Cannes penru ga fe mai
in daca Consiul Supreln avea lipsa sal consue
Walter Rathcnau experul financiar al Germanei
stat tmp de apamana in Paris consultandu-se
bril- comisie de despagubire la Berlin name
daca puea aranjeze uncle chest avut inca
soute fnaa. Oar Vner peca in orce la Berlin Dan
sui decarat ca merge Ia Cannes
Maree ziar francez Temps scrie axis go conde funda-
mentaa trebue ndepnta pentru asgurarea pac in Eu
ropa pentru redesciderea peor este Franta 81 Anglia
sa Sc aute mutual toae putere lie au la disposte
in daca Germania ataca
ca acest angajamen purta titul Official de atlanta
absout chestie de deta Lucrul ESSENTIAL este
angaiamentul sd fe facut."
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HAYS VA AVEA PLATA DE-
$4,000 La AN

New York, 5 Ian. Ministrul
!, postslor, William =. Hays, ! sem.
nat IN contract ca sa devina direc'
torul general al Asociatiunii Ma
tionale peptru Industria Cinehato
grefelor. 6alAriul s1u y a lSf
mil dol6ris \ "a. Contraetul ests
yal9bil tinp ~ : api.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-05
Fosti agent
prO1ibiti0niSti
Acuzati de traffic Gu bauturi
spirtoase.
Politician 81 farmacisti au uzat
de permisuri false.
Acuzatii pledeasa Cd nu sunt
vinovati.

VlnoV&tl.
New York, 4 Ian. - La Guar
tierul federal prohibitionist din
New York All exploadat
bomba.
Rupandu-se pecetile de pc phi.
cul care continea acte de punere
sub acuzare de c6tre marea curte
Gu jurati fcderala mai multor
indivizi din New York carl au
calcat legea prohibited, in urma
unor cercetari carl s'au facut in
taina, s'a aflat faptul ca Harold
L. Hart, advocat in Binghamton,
care fost DirectOrul federal al
prohibited pentru Statul New
York, a fost in fruntea a peste
douazeci de vinovati, acuzati de
conspiratie de a defrauda guver-
nul prin scoaterea rachiului din
depositele guvernului Gu permise
false.
Impreuma Gu Hart sunt pusi
sub acuzare inca dol fOsti func.
tionari federali insarcinati Gu exc
cutarea legei, trei barbati politicf
81 un numar de farmacii impreu-
ma ell personalul lor. Lista acuza-
tilor cuprinde:
Thomas Reddy, fost in lega-
tura Gu serviciul postal 81 depar-
tamentul justitiei 81 mai tarziu
ajutorul lui Hart. pana cand a.
costa STA dat demisia in toamna
trecuta.
Mihail j. Lynch, functionar in
oficiul lui Hart, Gu o cheic a ca
binetului continand o serie de
permise numerotate pentru obti-
nerea rachiului.
William o. Orr, secretarul par
ticular lui Charles S. Whitman,
cand acesta a ocupat scaunul gu
vernatorial, 81 acum este angajat
in afaceri de asigurari.
Owen B. Murphy, casicrul Co.
mitetului Democrat din Bronx
Comfy (jude).
Thomas F. Duffy, politician in
Bronx.
Farmaciile urmatoare 81 am.
ploiatii lor:
Central Drug Co., S. & B. Drug
lSpecialities Co.. Alps Drug Co.
Reliance Distributing Co., Her.
man Levin, Max Gordon, Barney
Brauston, Louis Billoon, John
Gorini, Charles j. Steinberg, Bon.
figlio Venusti, John A. Penna
Natha Field 81 Arthur Kraus.
| Cand Judecatorul federal Knox
a. ordOnat All dupa amiaza sd Sc
rupa sigiliul, s'a aflat ca vinovati
STUNT acuzati ca au defraudat gu
vernul prin liberare de permiss
false 81 frauduloase pentru a OBJ
tine rachiu din depositc, 81 CT
cantitatea rachiului liberat in
trece Gu foarte multi cantitate;
ingaduita farmaciilor dupa leg,
si distribuit in mod legal de a
ceste farmacii.
/ Dupa lege, acuzatii sunt expus
q Fl condamnati pana la trei an
inchisoare.
I Orr, Lynch 81 Duffy au apa
rut astazi inaintes judecatorulu
Knox, declarand ca vor pleda ci
sunt nevinovati 81 au fost pusi il
libertate Gu cautiune de $500
de fiecare.
Advocatii farlnaciilor au 1nain
: tat memorii in care pledeaza &
J. nu stunt vinovate. Proprietarilo
{ t|si transformation acestor farmaci
! nu Ii s'a. cerut garantii aditio
male, de oare ce STUNT toti sub ga
: rantl pentru alte acuxatiuni.
| Punerea sub ,.cuzsre q fost i
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Ten Arrests From Confession
specta, Dispatch 20 Tho Tribune

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 17--As re-
suit Of the revelations in the confes-
sion Of Captain George Jeffries of the
schocner Pittsburgh, seized by Federal
prohibition and customs agents few
days ago, ten arrests were made here
to-day.
Among the men taken into custody
are two county detectives, q merchant
and hotel man.
Assist9nt United States District At
torney Frederick A. Pearse, who is di-
reeting the operations against the
smugglers here, said tonight that
further arrests probably would be made
tomorrow or Tuesday.
The men arrested all reside in At
lantic City. They are Eugene Broome
Jncob Driscoll, Neil Driscoll, Williara
Verga. fish merchant; Samuel Barab
detective in the employ Of the County
Prosecutor; Benjamin Nusbaum, also
a county detective; Abraham STREET..
field, druggist; Brit Allen, hotel man
and we'll known man about town; Wal.
ter Pierce, connected with Adams's
baths, and another suspected of knowi.
edge Of the smuggling scheme.
Through the arrest the authorities
hope to get some trace Of the Pitts.
burgh's cargo, which was discharged
before they seized the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

-sciously that he rolled the cage over
on to the floor and he was indulging
in. the pleasant pastime of juggling
other parrots around when two police
men broke in the door.
The policemen, Hugh McKeegan and
Paul Reguce, of the Old slip station,
found more than they had bargained
for. The agile monkey leaped on n
chandelier and threw dog biscuits at
his pursuers. The parrots screamed
and swore in English, Dutch and
French. Dogs were barking, other
monkeys, envious of their foot-Ioose
playfellow. were chattering loudly and
the crowd outside was cheering for
the fugitive.
The chase led back and forth from
the rear room of the store to the front
window. Once the monkey seized a
sash weight and threw 1t through the
plate glass window, smashing it into
thousand pieces. Cages containing
a score of animals of every descrip-
tion were overturned, and the police
men thanked their lucky stars that
there were no snakes on exhibition.
BY the time the monkey finally was
cornered and locked up in cage, Mr..
Barteis, owner of the store, arrived.
He gave a groan when he saw what had
happened, There was hardly an ar
ticle in It's proper place. The mis-
creant had curled up in corner Of
his cage and was fast asleep.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

The feeling Of independence Is the
nnest feeling in the world. You know
independence means not having to
S0epend on any one else. The Young
FOX, who had been forced to live by
himself because of the trouble he cot
anto with one Of Jimmy SkunIs
children, had the feeling of inde-
pendence for the first time on the
day when he went out and caught his
own food
Inc next morning when he awoke
ne wondered If he would find any fat
meadow Mice left on the doorstep
f6y his mother for his breakfast.
strange to say he actually hoped he
Wouidn't- Yes. sir, he did. He knew
shat II his breakfast was waiting
1or MN there would be no need to
go hunting. Then he would have
breakfast he didn't have to work for
wouldn't taste half so good as ona he
got for himself.
=, mere were no fat Meadow Mice on
the doorstep. There was no food Of
any kind there. The young Fox
grinned. He yawned, stretched :
grinned again, and then sat down to
plan where he would go hunting that
morning. "I'u show them that r
DON'T care a hair of my tail because
tney have forgotten me- said he to
himself. OF course by 'they" he meant
Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy, his father
and mother. Then he trotted off.
- Inc young Fox was lucky that dav.
ne mad Just trouble enough in pef-
ting enough to eat TO make him use
ms wits and to use ell his skill. He
had no time to feel at all lonesona a
and when at last he Returned home
ne was just tired enough for pood
sleep. But his stomach was full and
that feeling of independence was
stronger than ever.
1t was two mornings after this that
when, the young Fox came out he
found Mrs. Reddy waiting for him.
Good morning" said she.
Inc young Fox mumbled, "Good
Mrs. Reddy shifted, wrinkling her
black nose. II think" said she. "voI,
are ria OF that dreadful Skunk odor
ana now you may come live with us
At that the heart of the young Fox
ieaped with JOY. But almost at once
q new and strange feeling swept over
nm. He didn't want to go back to
ms family. No, sir, he didn't want
70 go back. At first he couldn't he
aeVe IT himself. But it was so n
was all due 70 that feeling oF inae-
Penoence which had come to him since
nc had been taking care Of himself sri''
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Mango Cure Drinking Monkey
Fights Cops With Dog Biscuits
Animal Store Wreck After Festive Smian
Dimes Canaries and Flea Powder, While
Hundreds Watch Through Window

A small. grayish- -brewn monkey
escaped from his cage in the animal
and bird store of Henry Bartels, ~
Ccrtlandt Street, at $3.50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon and he had such o
marvellous time during the next half
hour that his name should go down in
the anthropoidean annals OF the great,
His stage was the display window in
front of the store; his audience, several
hundred New Jersey commuters who
missed their boats and trains TO enjoy
the spectacle of carefree young ami
NAL very much at large.
His cage was in the rear Of the store
and before the monkey reached the
front of the building he had gathered
together several course dinners. His
meal consisted of quantity of flea
powder. some dog biscuits, three live
canaries and a bottle OF liquid mango
cure. In full view of large and rapid
ly increasing crowd the monkey enjoyed
his odd repast, rubbing his stomach
complacently and throwing the remain
der of the flea powder over his head.
Looking around for dessert, the
monkey spied some goldfish. but after
reaching down into the bowl and get
ting his paw wet he desisted and tried
to get at some white mice playing in
an adjoining cage. He was equally
unsuccessful there and next was at
trated by the loud squawking OF the
several parrots In the store. 1he first
one he reached for pecked at him so
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Rum Lure Is Clew
I'm Roof Murders;
Suspect Is Seized
Salesman Asserts Prisoner
and Five Others Enticed
Him to Top of Tenement;
Unidentified Victim Rich

Detectives investigating the murders
Of two men on the roofs of negro tene-
ments in West Fifty-ninth Street have
arrested one man and traced the move
ments of the unidentified murder vic
tim previous to the killing. Also they
have established the fact that the rob
beries, which resulted in the double
murder, were of series of such crimes,
many Of which, they believe, have not
been reported to the police because
white victims dreaded notoriety. 1t
appears that the unidentified victim
was we'll to do and property holder.
eve have established the fact" said
Detective Sergeant DAILY, "that negroes
have been meeting white men on the
streets and asking them if they wanted
to buy whisky. If the white men agreed
to accompany them they were taken to
roofs and robbed. The murders were
the outcome Of two such robberes."
James Brooks, q negro, of 241 West
Ftfty-third Street, was held yesterday
in $4,000 bail by Magistrate Edgar V.
Frothingham, in West Side court, for
examination tomorrow on suspicion of
robbery. The complainant In the case
is Richard Faulkner, salesman, OF
i45 West Sixty-fRth Street, who
charges that Brooks and five other
| negroes lured him to the roof of q
! tenement at 248 West Sixty-second
Street and robbed him. He was lured
on the promise that he would be able
to purchase whiskey, he said.
The movements OF the unidentified
victim Of the murder gangs was partly
traced yesterday when a real estate
dealer from Astoria, L. l., whose name
is withheld, appeared at the Morgue
and identified the murder victim as 3
man who had been to his office to see
him about the sale of some property
at Astoria. He had already sold pror,
erty In Connecticut, it was said, and
must have been well supplied with
money.