The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 8

SR Teer a — — —_ — - tee ene ap . - — THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 9, ‘1920.0 ‘ : iseeens hattan near the Bropktyn tower, |C, W, REMSEN, BROKER, DEAD. | DID NOT HEAR WARNING. "Teaatowd lew elite eae TROT where repairs to the tracks were be- |Warned that the ceiling was in danger AS BUS ES INTO POLE : ing made. A Broadway, Brooklyn, |Wxpired To-day in Babylon Home y {of falling car, following close behind, crashed | at Awe of ii, daar tag Danner | Work ie Abpea’ that whi ’ Go to Hospital After City into the rear of the locals, Passen-| panyLON, L. 1. July %—Cornelius| clair stated oe Ja,¢rain, Skinner entered th : gers were thrown from their seats. | Wagstaff Remsen, broker, with offic Ord ah 'the salerten vonuaruen byte aaneer arioet. et h Vehicle Skids and Upsets Pauline Osterman, forty-five, of No.|at No. 128 Brondway, Manhattan, died 7.’ et injur jen rust Py T the celling’ fell, Pott at St. George. 179 Third Strect, Manhattan, suffered |at his home in Argyle Park here early &. Skinner, due to the falling few moments before th f rge. fracture of the skull, d Abrahi to-day Was thirty-nine year of the ceiling in the waiting room of the ;danger, and who with f Atty passengers were in- |e in pg Blea “Maggie aa Jersey ¢ 1 Rallroad at Westfied,|Props for the celling, shouted a warning at passenger Tobin, thirty-five, of, No. 952 424 fr, F was the son of ‘ whe to Skinner, but the latter apparently did MA te-day, three of thom #0 veverely| feet Hrookiyn, was Injured in the | Remser w York and a nephew of Ni % Tho report sent out by @ newslnour it. He ia still reported to be in a by =-7e taken to Staten Island Hos- : 3 i |Col, ‘Alfred W. Remsen, President of |A&sgctation stated that Skinner had re- serious condition. ital, ED bus skidded at Rich- |Abdomen. They were removed to the) ie society tor the Prevention of Chue| — o . yey to Animals. He ts survived by; Bie Sees tact cess 0 +! gue SLAYER STILL ALIVE, jitency 1 temsn, duvois omen nn RUMARNZ ORY JULY cy KR. Rem. Dubois Remaen and @ three were William Wagieson, Your Harvest Month a en te ae ed Wagata maen, The funeral ot No. 400 Manor Road,| With Brain rt ced, She Partly Re- | will be held on Sunday New Brighton, fracture of left gains Consciousness. Sontusions and outs on head and| Lillian Erath, twenty-five, of No. 417 “ ” ‘Mary Gmith, twenty-two, No. 215) Hast 78th Street, who after inflicting a DANDERINE ‘Turnpike, Weet New Brigh- | mortal wound on Arthur Blume Wednes- Mjuries to both arms; Mark M./day night at the home of his parents, twenty-six, No. 214 Willara| No. 508 Hast 85th Street, turned the ) West New Brighton, con-| Pistol against her own temple, partially @n head, face and body, ana| regained consciousness several times Stops Hair Coming Out) ‘Muth, sixteen, No. 178 Hich-| to-day at Bellevue Hospital, but made West New Brighton, |0 statement. Physicians anid she was Doubles Its Beauty. sinking gradually and expressed aston- found and, contusions. Muth |{shment she had survived. 80 long, for ‘went home. the Duliet paseed amet Ad Frain, screams of women passengers| Merging at the left dide of the head Miss Hrath's sister, Mrs, Sadie B & long distance and at-| thang, said to-da ace & large crowd. The police re-| count’ for the gi to aamnit an accident had oc-| Mrs, Morris Blum from Walker Lake, Pa., ti response to ; & telegram stating their son had met or or an accident. Mrs." Blume | collapsed “TRO YS CRASH When she learned he was dead ON BRIDGE, 3 HURT 116 NEW POLICEMEN, ‘Passengers Are Hurled From Seats, | @™*4uates of Training School In- clude Many Ex-Service Men. and Two Are Taken to After two monthi of intensive train- Hospital. ing, 116 policemen will be graduated . to-day from the training @chool at _ficaliion vere 8 Peiege ast Headquarters and to-morrow will re- care Wiltamsbory Bridge last ty at various precinct ‘Bight Insured threo pasomgers, two 80 katy “exe Saenetvice vedic Ansar We few heft M4 “Danderine.” ' hb she tole twenty, Veteran pol be| After an application of “Danderine Grey hea nent ta|transterred from the Enst Sist Street | you can not find a fallen hair or any fet shag fhe new manang ten old palicemen | aandruff, besides every halr shows oval eam, coupled to-! from the West 47th to’make way for| new life, vigor, brightness, more col- 4 stopped om their way to Man. sixteen of the recrults. ‘or and thickness.—Advt. 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