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A 19 1 I THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY; FEBRUARY 17. 1924. ADVERTISEMENT.

FIVE SENTENCED FOR JANSSEN LIQUOR THEFT Automobile Makes 27 Miles On Air Enright fs New Sleuths Out to Catch Wall St. Crooks Who Steal Unguarded Millions; Intensive School Work ml An automobile goes 27 miles on air by using an automatic device' which Mineola, Ifeb. 16 County Judge Lewis j. Smith, in the Nassau County Court today imposed sentence on Ave persons concerned in was installed in less thaiv 5 minutes NEAR THE END February Furniture Sale ine automobile was only making 30 miles on a gallon of gasoline, but after this remarkable invention was installed, it made better than 57. 1 The inventor, Mr.

J. A. Stransky, 745 11th Pukwana, South Pakota, wants agents and is willing to send a sample such men employed in Wall Street and thereabouts, but the person be most feared, as the rookies are taught, are the lads who work as messengers for messenger concerns. There are half a dozen messenger agencies in Wall Street who are al at his own risk. Writ him today.

ON'T let this opportunity of big savings pass rtavertisement. the theft of $10,000 worth of liquors from the" homo of August Jansaen, at Great Neck, on Dec. 5. Four of the five pleaded guilty. The fifth, William Sulasky, the caretaker, went to.trlal and while he was not convicted ot actual participation In the theft he did admit that he stole a small quantity of the liquors after they had been taken from the Janssen cellar by the four, who came to the Janssen' home armed, lie was sentenced to the Westchester Penitentiary for a year, but the execution of- sentence was suspended pending his good behavior.

Leonard Nelson was sent to Klmlra Reformatory, William Hyde of Port Washington was sant to Westchester Penitentiary, Gussie I'Yauk and Edward Bergen of Bay-side were also sentenced to Etinira, but the execution of sentence was suspended as they had aided the Slate. PALESTINE FOUXDATIOX FC.ND. ways on tap to the banks. Do Not Look t'p References of Messengers. These messengers, as Inspectoi Dining Chairs Come early for this solid oak leather seat dining chnii' special they will sell at ihis low price.

Kxartly as pictured; highly polished. Limit, 6 to a cua- tomr-r. Special 3 By JAMES M. WOOD. The visit of threescore lamblike Lecoqs-in-embryo to Wall Street the ether day gave rise to much speculation In that speculative neighborhood.

They were not there to be fleeced, as lambs sometlmea are In the shadow of the sub-Treasury building, but to learn something at first hand about crooks and stocks and bonds and the patter of the World of finance; for they were' undergraduates of the college of Jnology established by Police Commissioner Enright for the expected betterment of the detective force. The college term for the aspirants for honors as detectives lasts but two months, and during that time the training is what might be honestly called "intensive." There are no class books to read, it is true, but a lot of lectures to be inwardly Brooklyn and Bay Ridge havo organized for the forthcoming campaign for the Keren Havesod or Palestine Foundation Fund under the chairmanship of Louis J. Moss, with whom are associated many Coughlin told a reporter the other day, are wholly unreliable In the main, and irresponsible. Their em without taking advantage of it. We want you to see the big.

values Ave are offering whether you are interested in purchasing now or not. Our plan of divided club plan payments is at your disposal. No extra interest charges or club fees. "daing Jewish citizens, including ployers do not even take the trou name for themselves in some particular branch of criminal investigation are the lecturers. As one ot the members of the force put it: "The men of experience and knowledge in various classes of crime are leaving the department every day.

They are retiring, mostly, and the city is losing the benefit of their knowledge. This scheme of Commissioner Enright to instruct ambitious members of the force to get into the higher planes of police work is good, for he is utilizing the specialized knowledge of some men whose work and experience would otherwise be lost to the city." The college is located on W. 37th st. and the classes run from 60 men to over 100. So far the graduations have been encouraging, although some of the most promising pupils have flunked on the examinations.

And some of the best of the pupils are the younger men, who will find places on the detective force to the disadVHnt ge of the older men In the bureau who have fallen into the rut of familiarity and who will either be sent back to post or be driven from the department on retirement on half pay. Everybody in this college has an ambition to be a "first, grader." ni.y i.rayer, vice chairman: Lou': i.ermainr treasurer: Samuel Cohon, secretary; Sam Llpschutz, executive secretary; Leon Ooidapple, Rudolph ble to look up their references, if they give any, and references are rarely asked. Only a few days ago, when $141,000 was stolen by one ot the fly-by-night lads, he gave his ad Jason Coleman, RnbM Cjoodman Hose, Rabbi Friedlander, dress as at 184 Harrison Brook uewaitorr, uv. Israel Uold farb, L. Kchnelderman.

Anron Rrtinn herger, B. Chain. Sam Thaler. Simon lyn, and it took the police some time to find that instead of living in Wil aueis, William ftlarcus. I.

Taub. digested and turned back to the In S. Alexander, E. Lipschutz. George Ozer.

Mrs. M. Roblson, Mrs. Louis VOTES DOWN 8-HOl'R DAY. Vienna.

Keb. 16 Ratification' of tlie, Washington Eight-Hour Day Convention was voted down by the Government party In committee of the, National Assembly today, but the articles concerning tho unemployment In nlRht work of women and children and the rights, of' farm labor were accepted. uermain, Mrs. Harry Grayer and Mr. liamsburg his home was in the Bronx.

In one case -a messenger had worked but a week for a financial institution, and it turned out that and Mrs. J. Silverman. a dinner structors in the shape of "papers" which are carefully marked in percentages for composition, correctness and observation. Ex-Detectives Xot Too Old to Ijearn given at the Hotel St.

George on ftiarcn 26 Dr. Chalm Weizmonn, president of the World Zionist Or his employers did not even know Extra 100 Pc. Dinner Set Your Own Initial on Every DUh Tho most remnrkablo value in dinner sets ever offered. See this set to appreciate its richness and tuality. Kvery piece guaranteed to be perfect Handles cove rod with polished Hold, such as found on tho must expensive imported dishes.

Rare beauty and harmony combine to make this a set worthy of your home. Bo sure to call while sets with your initinls are in stock. $2.75 Depo.it 50c. Weekly ganization, will be the nrlncinnl Many of the students are of the detective bureau who speaker. Mrs.

Louis Germain secured the first contribution to the campaign $1,000 from Philip Maslian- -At Your Service" hove been turned back into the uiii MANY PEOPL.H call The rc.nle section the Prosperity rages. sKy. formed force because they did not make good. And they find that they Jiave a lot of new things to study as yell as possible proficiency in the same of catching crooks. They get dosed to the maximum of dosage ft 3 rA I.J! Hi 3 K4I CI HfTT'l 1 I is I Luxurious Living Room Suite OWN JPPTh AT with toxicology, psychology and Pianos Tuned, Repaired.

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Your choice of tapestry Jost -mortem examinations, with Strange and uncanny facts about Morons and half-wits and perverts or blue, taupe or mulberry velour. "Spring seats, vt all sorts, undesirable persons in Civilized populations who make cushions and backs. Offered at the Q.50 astonishingly low price or ATT trouble for the police and commit Ighastly crimes without very well being able to account for their ac tions. The bobbed haired bandit has AI.KX. V.

MKNZIHS E.ST. 1 YEAKS Sewing Machines Teen occupying some of their attention of late but, of course, she Is a mere incident In their day's work, 1 1) for it would seem that the professors in the Detective College know very little about her, except that she is 334-340 LIVINGSTON ST. Corner Nevin Street uenume new Home, Cabinet, $42.50 latest White Rotarv. an elusive little person with much nerve, "a nasty tongue" and evidently quite rascally and Library Table Colonial desiifn mahoeany finish, scroll feet and round pedjntal, as illustrated. Hitch-ly polished oval top; has a spacious drawer.

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An Extraordinary Offering of V. Lovely Street and Afternoon Models FROCKS At less than half former prices Formerly Formerly Formerly t045 to $95 $100 and up CHARMING frocks of incomparable grace, embracing the loveliest of Tappe' modes, are included in this remarkable assemblage. Each group represents savings of at least one-half the original jprices. his name when he decamped with a lot of valuables. Study Crooked Manipulation.

The rookies have a lot to learn about 'Stock swindlers, men ewho sart bogus corporations and manas to exchange -worthless bonds for the securities that are more or less gilt-edged. They are taught irll about the "sucker" of Wall Street, who is always willing to exchange his paying stocks that produce normal and safe dividends, for fly-by-nlghts that pay no dividends.at all, that are utterly without value, but which are represented by the crook manipulator as good for 20, SO or even 60 percent as an investment. The detective students have been taken to some of the glided offices of collapsed concerns, "corporations" with high-sounding names, and which for a few brief breaths made a "front" with finely equipped rooms, beauteous typists who seemed always bysy, and "principals" who were easily accessible initially to the dupes, but who were invisible when final explanation? were demanded. The crooked methods ot this class have been explained to the young men. Wall Street and th-, downtown streets round about have proven of the most active interest to the students of the detective college.

But apart from Wall Street they are kept busy at their studies. One day. is set apart, for example, for a visit to Bellevue, for a chat with the doctors and explanations concerning poisons, their antidotes, their symptoms, the readiness with which they may, or may not be procured. The toxic effect, pathologically, of irritants or narcotics are explained, and when possible there is a practical demonstration with a handy cadaver, under, the skilled scalpel of some professor of the science of poisons. They are shown the effect, loo, of pistol shots and blows on the human body and they absorb, as some of their examination papers show, a great deal that is useful to detectives, and of the most practical value.

One of the most absorbing studies is that of and the lecturer Is invariably some physician who is of marked celebrity. Of course, much practical information is given to them by lecturers on special crimes and criminals. The most experienced men of the Detective Bureau who have made a Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 P. M. Under the rose, it might be whis Used Machines, $6.00 up ALL MAKES REPAIRED -GiMraetaed On Year Sewing Machine Exchange 158 Lawrence Street Nr A.

TrLngle 4105 kered, the bobbed haired bandit will cold meat if the police get a chance at her, but that Is a story that has not very much to do with llie rookies in the college. The reg ular detectives hope to get the first shot at her. She has been calling the police "fish-peddlers" and other pS" opprobrious names, and these words have begotten official peevishness. Up to last week the school for detectives had been concerned more oAs a Home Lover You Will Like Our Club Plan With the ordinary crimes than with reat financial irregularities, but of lito there have cropped out in the -JTlfH ipT Wall fkreet district a number of rob eries mostly due to the practice cf tmportant financial institutions hiring messengers without having taken the trouble to look into thetr antecedents. So it has come about that thousands of dollars worth of Modish Two- and Three-Piece SMART SUITS $15 $25 Formerly to $50 Formerly to $70 As offered by this Great Department Store: The Household Club Plan is a convenient way to furnish your homepiece by piece, or everything complete.

Make your selections secure immediate possession have almost a year to pay at the same prices as if you paid cash. Keep your. money in the bank and buy this really convenient way. It's' a wonderful Plan you'll like it. Over sixty thousand people have found it the' practical and' profitable solution to a vexing problem how to get aheadtand live; efficiently at the same time.

Dining Room Living Room and Draperies Colonial Furniture Is a Feature of FEBRUARY SA1E Why the Club Plan Was Hoosier Cabinets Rugs and Lamps Originated 'Hoover New Process Range Mahotany Four-Post Bed with 1 I 7Y cone tops; all tizes. fni ci fOtf0V negotiable securitlrs have been lost, and tlje matter has become to the Police Department and to the Commissioner himself a matter of profound concern. Study Wall Street Methods. So now part oi the time Is to be Kiven up to the Study of Wall Street and the people in Wall Street and the buying and selling and transferring of stocks and "puts" and "calls" and all of tbe mysteries of high finance. The Stock Exchange, worried a bit over thelosses of some of its correspondtrits and customers, lias offered to co-operato with the executive committee of the detectives school In imparting firrt-hand knowledge 1o the detective aspirants in the methods of Wall Street, and once a week there will be an invasion of the students into the sacred corral of the Bears and Bulls to look and to learn and not to be tossed by either.

They have been Instructed primarily in the careless methods of handling gilt-cdsed and money-making securities. Familiarity in handling money and valuables has, in line with the time-honored aphorism, bred much contempt for them in the minds of humble and half-paid employees of the great financial institutions. Careless Handling of Millions. The manner of handling maybe a million dollars worth of bonds or as much in certified checks or cash is incredibly careless at times, and the wonder is that thu list of great robberies Is so small In comparison with what happens to money and bonds every day in the financial district. One of the rookies encountered the other day at a bank a rugged veteran of the Navy whom he had known on shipboard.

It might be said in parentheses that many of the most trustT ed of the messengers are ex-service men or former policemen who arc employed because of their known courage or experience in responsible work. This particular grizzly old salt is a pensioner without enough of a pension to keep the wolf from the door or even on the other side of the fence and who is forced in his Jate years of life to find some way of adding to his income. "What are you doing. now. Bill?" the rookie asked.

'Carryin money for a livin'," said he. "I've got something like half a million in cash and bonds with me now." "Where's your gun?" was the next question. Doesn't Carry a Gun. "Gun!" ejaculated the veteran. "What's the good of a gun, I'd like to know? I might shoot somebody, and hurt him.

-I guess nobody "Is going to start anything with me. If anybody does he'll have to reckon with my hoofs and hands. I've been doing this sort of thing foe months now, and nothing has happened to me." He is a sturdy, gray-haired chap, a bit bald, but lithe as a youngster, with a record for pugilistic facility that usad to be known end admired all over the Navy. And he has a I Fifty-three Different Models of Mahogany Four-Post Beds, Each a Remarkable Value Realizing the needs of the coming thousands of new homeseekers in Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island, the H. BATTERMAN CO.

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The illustrations here give only a slight idea of the many items of home' furnishings you can purchase on the Club Plan. A LWAYS a well known Hathaway feature, our collection of Four-Post Beds and other Early American Furniture is doubly interesting now because of the extreme reductions In all prices. Gate Leg Tables of forty-seven models and sixty-three styles of Windsor Chairs indicate the quantity and variety. The values are exceptional. Sewing Machines Porch Furniture Savings Were Never More Impressive Four-Post Bed with fluted IjtSaCmz Four-Post Bed with Solid Mahogany posts in the quaint spool turning; full width.

Was $82.00 $67.50 loin Bedroom Suite in Curly Maple; 8. pieces with twin beds. Was $890.00... $695.00 Colonial Mirror with Crotch Mahogany frame. Former price $29.00 $24.50 Scroll Colonial Bedroom Suite of massive proportions; in Mahogany; 6 pieces, regularly $415.00.

Mahogany Dining Suite of 10 pieces with the distinctive octagonal legs. Was $490.00 $395.00 Mahogany Lowboy, 36 Inch Wat $75.00 $59.00 Four-Post. Bed with Solid Mahogany cross-rail and posts, pineapple tops; full width. Was $95.00. $47.50 Solid Mahogany Secretary.

Was $78.00 $59.00 Mahogany Four-Post Bed; panel head and foot; twin size. Was $45.00 $29.50 posts and crossail of aolld Mahogany; pineapple adornments; twin, three-quarter or full width. Formerly $95.00 $69.50 Colonial Dresser In Mahogany, with five large drawers. Regularly price $95.00 $78.00 Four-Post Bed with massive post of Solid Mahogany, beautifully hand carved; three-quarter or full width. Was $190.00..

$150.00 Flat Top Mahogany Highboy with cabriole legs; exceptionally roomy drawer space. Was $155.00.. $128.00 Colonial Dining Suite In Mahogany. Pieces may be purchased 'separately. 10 pieces.

Was $710.00 $630.00 Handsome Mahogany Hall Clock with deep toned chimes on the quarter hours. Was $210.00. $189.00 China and Silverware Alaska Refrigerators Mahotany Buffet, 48 inch Gate-Ug Table.four Windsor Chairs; 6 pieces. Reduced to $210.00 Four-Post Beds with ball top posts of Solid Mahogany; twin width. Was $45.00 $34.50 Bedroom Suite of 6 pieces In Silver Grey Enamel; hand decorated.

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