The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1920, Page 17

—_ “SIRL IN BUS CRASH __|GIVER OF $25,000 |, DYING; 24 INJURED] CAN'T PAY $20 FINE PFingerpriste and photographs of Rosamond Crawford, With Frac- staat | tured Skitl, matoin Others mon phony Soho Ayranlhad Dooley are being sent to police a } Are In Hospital. “N. G. m Announcement was made to-day at] Joseph Dooley, alias Dr. H. C, Kelly, Eniexerbocker Hospital that of the gee. married Gilas Coulse Baumann, ‘of range,.N. Ju, last Friday, thirteen bus accident victims there) 9 ‘cheak for $73,900 to her and wan ar- all were expected to recover except Tested. on. onda for jaasautting he jer-in-law; its spending ‘second + Miss Roshmond Crawford, No. 501} Giy'"in the Bast Orange Jail, because ‘West 12ist Street, who hap a frac-| of his Inability to pay a $20 fine. derhd skull. The 925,000 check is sald to /). _ Twenty-four were hurt when the| marked “N. |) ‘Fifth Avenue bus going north in Man- | Young Mrs D) _ hattan Avenue yesterday struck a: ‘) curb in avoiding a rapidly moving van and toppled over at 119th Street. Eighteen of the injured were taken to the hospital, but some were able y PP go home later. The police reported the chauffeur of the bus was not to| | blame for the mishap. The most se- riously hurt are: Miss Louise Beacon, thirty-four, school teacher, of No. 238 Fort Washington Avenue; contusions of the head and body. Abraham Weinstein, twenty-four, student, of No. 74 St. Nicholas Park Avenue, left home to-day for a visit in Pennsylvania. The other young woman who claimed Dooley as husband and asked'to have him held failed to ap- sapdent by, the nante of J oF HL -| student four years ago. presented ‘Crabs in the ocean, fish in the sea, ‘orden’s Milk knocks the color into me.” Little Florence Mar- guard, of Westchester, N. Y., says in the above 5 thyme that BORDEN’S pure, fresh, wholesome country milk makes her cheeks rosy. It is a known fact that good milk makes more youngsters robust, and strong, than any other one food. Since way back in the ’80s BORDEN’S have given New York a regular and abundant supply of rich, healthful milk. have the Oxford Bank y_and her mother, been returned by. food ape en daily weer and tear. Grape-Nuts | ing light Phone and have our solicitor arrange for daily delivery. TMs te Prize Rhyme No 2891 conveniently located 10, Send in yours iLyou stores ready to serve you are under 1} years. Win in addition to the wagons. 85 for each rhyme we can use. Avenue; fractured right hip. Miss Mazie O'Rourke, ‘twenty-three, telephone «operator, of No. 411 West Sist Street; poasible intern- al injuries. Michael Burke, twenty. conductor of the bus, of No. 202 East 75th Street; posstble fracture of the right hip. Mrs. Emma Deinstein, seventy-one, of No, 500 West 177th Street; left hand mangled. Bernard Goldberg, twenty-one, sales- q man, of No, 866 East 178th Street; Borden’s Farm Products Company 63 Vesey Street Phone: Cortlandt 7961 {THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1920.7 Mrs. Frederick G. Baumann, of No. 160;ments throughout the country’ in the hope of finding out more about him. Na Authorities of the University of Penn- sylvania aay there has been no medical joseph . ©, Kelly in the last ten yeary. The prisoner claims to have been a U: I, REN ep T TELS vokey N9-W. 24th St., Near'6th Ave. The only store that sells the overstocks of the National Cleak & Suit Co. No connection with any other store Pe & Fy Ely Announcement Extraordinary! .At Less Than Wholesale Cost! 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