The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1914, Page 8

© me ae y¥ dots CUSTOMERS HURT — After Student Is Hit Policeman Boards Machine of Actress in Pursuit. Actually Hits Place and Breaks a Mirror. Police of the Fast One Hundred and Fourth street station are searching to-day for two men who gave four patrons of the barber shop at No, 208 East One Hundred and Sixth street a closer shave than they were looking for yesterday afternoon. Four shots “He Detective Horan of the West One Bfenarea and ritty-second stroot ata- ‘Bon set out to-day to look up auto- Peebles operated under two license (pembere eupplied to the pice by Pritmeases of 4 race between & low! wore fred at the shop, one for each ‘Brey racing car and an automobile! of the customers. The firet struck pe ‘@t @ film company in which the police | the pole in front of the shop, the eec- A ‘Gata chase to the gray car after it}ond went through the window and : ed knocked | broke a mirror and the other two Be: S down two persons, A) smashed the window of Lyons's ex- | Miss Elisabeth Rand of No. press office, at No. 201. & ©. Nicholas avenue, was run! 1, the ahop were Giuseppe Basil. Bown, but not seriously hurt in the iotta, who runs it; Alfredo Bussetto Besides the two sets of | o¢ No, 2062 Second avenue; Giuseppe bers the police have a black al- ne Marco of No. 161 East One Hun- bat which blew from the head areq and Seventh street, Pasquale one of the two men in the car. | waiont of No. 226 One Hundred = The chase Inst evening began when ang Seventh street, and Antonio Hall, « student of No. 616 St. Mirabella of No. 209 Hast One Hun ey avenue, was knocked down qred and Seventh street. Basillotta One Hundred and Forty-fifth street | escaped injury, but the other men Bed Bt. Nicholas avenue. Without | were cut on their heads by glaar to see how much Hall was/ from the mirror. Policeman Lanahban took posses-| In the express office, Louls Lyons. iN ‘Bion of the film company automobile, /@ brother of the owner, was talking | Me whiob an actress was going down-| with a woman about a trunk, She Gown, and started in pursuit of the fell unconscious from fright. Dr. a oar, directing the chauffeur from | Donaldson from the Reception Hos Funning board. Hall was after- ‘Ward taken to Harlem Hospital. He ‘was badly bruised and acratchod. Teste scte Sc os se! MADDENING PAIN @ar fairly headed up St. Nicholas FROM PINPL ES 2 the running board of the Bray car struck J. 8. Goodhart, a @ontractor of No. 620 St. Nicholas venue, throwing him to the street, On Cheek. As Hardas Stones, Face | 3 Swollen Beyond Recognition, Itch- ing Burning. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Blotches Gone, ‘Dut breaking no bones. = At One Hundred and Fifty-second Lanaban told the chauffeur of Bho movie car to slow down and took @doard another policeman. From running boards on both sides of ear the policemen fired shots at gray.car whenever the range was 4 + The pursuit led through One and BSixty-ninth street, west @ Broadway, north to One Hundred Seventy-ninth strect and east ®t. Nicholas avenue. Thousands the shots and the tooting of | Police whistles and ran to doors | "7 , ‘The pati maddent | e pain waa ing. Passing the Bt. Nicholas avenuo “My face had t @ation, the gray car kept speoding yong recognition. The pimples burst. 1652 Madison Ave., New York City — “T noticed @ bunch of five little pimples breaking out on the loft side of my cheek, | i In the moming I noticed two more rings of pimples. I put \ on woolen gloves to prevent me | from probably scratching my eyes out in the frensy I was in, | ‘The pimpire were as large as peas, the heads turned yellow ‘and they were as hard as stones. Rorth. Miss Rand was struck at One ‘They began to run matter and blood. It 9 Mundred and Eighty-fourth street. began to look as if I bad eating cancers and | fy «At One Hundred and Eighty-fitth they would open all over my face. The treet the gray car turned across to burning, itching sensation without a minute's a ‘Broadw: let-up was enough to make one think of k jay and then whirled down | pide, 1 ordered a cake of Cuticure Soap town as far as One Hundred and gq a nty-cent box of Cuticura Ointment. Fitty-second street. The engine of 1 enjoyed the first three hours’ sleep in + the pursuing car was becoming over- almost a week. I began to hope. In ten Bieated and the pursuers were losing days after taking the Cuticura treatment ground rapidly. The last they saw of the blotches were completely gone without | the gray car was when it shot through ® "nkle mark to show where I had those One Hundred and Fifty-second street ba a Uae haitapidleg ataneeMdpenssboy ent . Thave ever scen, © complete cure without | § Ante Bt. Nicholas place and headed for blemish in ten days at such little coat.” Macomb's Dam Bridge. They learned (Signed) Joseph W. Scherer, Jan. 8, 1914. @hat it crossed the bridge into tho Broax. The persons who furnishea, Samples Free by Mall the differing numbers were positive Although Cuticura Soap (25c.) and Cutt- i them. One set indicates an Ure Olntment (50e.) are sold by druggist | 3 tn Hastingson-Hudaon and St? dealers throughout the world, « sample 7 of each with 32-p, Skin Book will be eent | the other a Forest Hills, Long Island free upon request. Address post-card: “Cuticura, Dept. 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