Cops Find No Trace of Man Identified as One of Bandits

COPS FIND NO TRACE OF MAN IDENTIFIED AS ONE OF BANDITS One of Pair Shot During Robbery Struggle in Serious Condition 8 HELD AS WITNESSES Camden detectives and police of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware, are hunting for a suspect in the holdup of a card game at 725 Penn street, early yesterday, in which two men were wounded, one seriously. The identity of the suspect is known and local detectives who visited his haunts yesterday found the man had disappeared. With him at the time of the hold-up was another bandit, whose identity police do not know. While this search is in progress, Angelo Margolis, 38, of 1110 Langham avenue, is in Cooper Hospital, shot through the arm, and in a serious condition from loss of blood, received in a battle with the robbers. Ross Pandeladia, 37, owner of a restaurant at 6846 Market street, Philadelphia, slightly wounded during the battle that followed the "stickup," had his burns treated at the Jefferson Hospital and was held as a material witness in $500 bail for a hearing on the case January 18. Other card players, all held in the same sureties as material witnesses include George Summers, 46, 2592 Baird avenue, known as a "sportsman;" Samuel Bosco, barber shop proprietor on Broadway, whose home is at 811 South Fifth street, while Samuel Ermlios, cook in a restaurant, at whose home the card party was held, was held in $500 ball as a material witness and also $1000 bonds on the charge of maintaining a disorderly house. George Caras, 45, of 581 Mickle street; Michael Dandrea, 47, 1667 Norris street; George Matros and his wife, Annie, living at the Penn street house, also were held as material witnesses.