1915 August 30 Atlanta Constitution 10 Pages Georgia

1915 August 30 Atlanta Constitution 10 Pages Georgia

Author: Atlanta Constitution

Year: 1915

PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 5 Rope on His Auto, New York Police Shadow Atlantan “Frenchy” Arrives in New York and Here Is Story He Tells of His Experiences After Frank Lynching. Warning to Georgia’s Automobilists: Do not, if your car bears a Georgian License Tag, expose any Hemp Rope or shovels while traveling in, around or about New York. Be guided by the experience of Jules Biscayart, widely known as “Frenchy,” who was shadowed even into Central Park by Detectives. Until his identity was revealed and he was vouched for by New Yorkers, according to his story, the Atlanta Autoist was in danger of the Third Degree at the hands of Detectives who believed that he was one of the Frank “vigilantes” who had autoed up to New York. Here is the Story as “Frenchy,” who is widely known as the Proprietor of an Auto Repair Shop, tells it: “George Ruddy and I had driven to New York in my Racing Machine. To the back of the car, I had tied a coil of Hemp Rope and a shovel for the purpose of pulling the Machine out of bad spots in the Road.” Asked About Lynching. “The Rope, together with a shovel, were in plain view. We reached New York shortly after the News of the Frank lynching, and stopped at the Home o