The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1920, Page 3

Pe THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. BER. 16, 1920. a » he eas. = Ba) \ ahy sant¥ = FRANTIC THRONGS BESIEGE HOSPITALS CROWDED WiTH THE INJURED AND DYING Broad Street Hospital began caring for the first fow half conscious men and women brought to its door in taxicabs and trucks with some semblance of orderly routine, Within a quarter of an hour al semblance of following hospital routine was abandoned. A line of vehicles from fine limousines of bankers to small delivery wagons began lining op in Broad Street until the block was filled clear to South Street. From them willing helpers, jumping to the aid of chauf- maimed and | fours wnd ambulance attendants, aided in carrying the hurt into the hospital, Some were carried by shoulders and feet, bodily, Others were hunched over the shoulders of young men who had learned the trick of carrying the helpless on the battlefields of France. Some were brought altting in chairs In which they had been lifted from the offices In which they were found, for fear of torturing broken bones. Many were able to walk, but wero The stream tr MBances began mak 0 dazed they had to be ted. e | reased when the am~ ny their repeated | RUSH TO PHONES rowded, The! on tables in con came first ald anorn Nurses hurried t h th dors | with the not in ——— | the operatin out the trie F Pa, Soekiny: Beans: out te ‘Inquiries of Persons Seeking dertook swithout wal By the time of the injured nearly an he so long it lying helpless | tp and down Wall Str Information Hampers the Seis Listing of Victims. ncoldent | Dulldings| The I oway trom | phone t inevitable ¢ affic tin ngestion of tele- by Inquiries after Pac struck ‘by the full force of the|/the heavy blast of the explosio hiaat—the telephone booths in the re-| which could be located by sight onty coption hall of the hospital were each | from au comparatively few bulldings ne of them a dre ation, % southeast end of Manhattan janitors, mossenger by brokers us follawed by a rush of tn | Jawyers ar DOF te as atten) quir fice In every build danta, cutting away ve, want | ing ormation regard ng | ne Ww and setting bandages clutives and friends, Miss iaphor pe effect of the overload on the r. rule nto | wires wae actually felt in new per] ‘da, shut off all Incoming Jotices, to which Inquirers merely | hand™ Troud telephone exchange ndj curious ae well as thos ring for send out men aif of members of their fam use isha tay s turned by thousands asking If i that person was included in of the dead or tnjured, At : elpt uf the growing list rm at the hoepitals and {the disaster was e e 1 by the, flood of qi Ko | tloning ack t te tances, when thel as lone as they need reparation of the ste in response to ‘One of the fi y of the hundreds of questions hospital was the eant ays In getting both the ac er of Cleveland, o was in the dis-| count of the explosion and the llsts of trict und arrived in ® taatcab 8 aid ccd and injured to the atrest in print “" of tho first of the aimed po'-| pgtind © admin Bois to arrive, Ho ats VICTIMS FROM dnjur others MORGAN'S OFFICE fhe gt a AT ST. VINCENT’S| of Our Lady in Sts } yolunteer Hospital, back of . | resemblod a bat ne Ta There Suffering From Many | Broad Street Hospital| Injuries, but None Dangerousl | yater »wda from “W every Moment sprang men Ws Hurt, women and girls who foURKT) Mos, of those hurt in the zan| we poe took for a frend or a] Mcos were taken to the St, Vineent | Tinive. | Hospital, Others were Where were similar scene Bo Qdson Stréot Hospital and G to get the names of | far Hosplta ims, without their addresses or Burgeons and ambulances we of their Injuries | Bt from many ho mote from doctors sald that none was so ee ¢ Holy Family Hos hurt as to fear for is death t No. 165 Dean Street, Brook y were cut by glass, suffered con- | natance, sent an ambulance] tusions and one or two broken logs t surgeon ing only two | and arm int follows fora on du vor local calls | WEST, Halt! XCOPPTER, HPXIY D. they could bor. | ZOEY, WILLIAM KINKON, Walton auc aa they RAGER. AWNAIAM, JOWNBOM. PLOY )__ fin the neighborhood AUTEN Pi, LANDRBY, ANTHONY BLACK, BUTTS, TAMTRS | x “WA WH EAS 4 KAM an, foecmiten SPU EE Fan Ay ts (Continued from First Page.) Hill; lacerated head: Hospital. OOMMINGS, West Bist Street, p ing at No, 36 W Broad Street and shoulders injured; Volunt Hospital DAMMARELO, JOSEPH, No. 458 West 166th Street; Volunteer Hospital DONAHUB, JOHN A, 1034 Mth. Str Brooklyn; Volunteer Hosp! DROHNSILOS, JOHN, Volunteer Hospi DURKIN, PAUL, No. 1000 pmfield Hoboken, lacerated Broad Street Hospital 8, MARTIN, No. 650 Mon- t, West New York, N. J.5 right leg; Volun roe Str lacerations of teer Hosp FANNING, PATRICK, No, 2601 Bainbridg . Bronx; scalp wound. Hospital, FARMING, PAT, watchman; Volunteer Hospital FAY, WHHASAM, No. 36 Wal Street, iacerated arm; Broad Street Hospital FITT, THEODORE P. JR. no address: PRANKTE, 129 Prospe Ince pite FRIAING, ERN 1868 Madison Str interhal injuries, Volunteer Hospite! FREDERICKA, N t “Pin Brooklyn; ions of leg; Volunteer Hos- FOL JOHN, No. 28 Gree’ wich Str Volunteer Hospital GAVEINDA ABRA TAM no ad- dress; Volunte TH WOLDEN, Long Beach A 1, lacerations Slip Pollee Statian. GOLDSULDER, — no Volun address, SHRODT, PAUL, No. 9119 Street, Bronx, lacerated sou; Broad Street Hospital. HAWKINSON. 1 Incerated scaip ad Street Hospital HEALY, BDWARD J. teer Hospital HPNCHROW, PB. No. 19 nd hands; Volun- reet, Bronx; numerous cuts. HPRMAN, JOHN, N, 53 Wash ington Square, lucerated arms Hiroad Stre HI@KIN ISADORA, cet, lace : Hpapital HULTBEF No, 166 East 84th Stroot, Volunteer Hospital two aisters, outs of d body; Volunteer 30N teer Hospita JOHNSON JOHNS no address; Volun MRS, no addre Hospital 1G, BILL, No 1; Volunteer Volunteer 186 Tivine= Hospital KRBC, ALVIN, sixty, No, 37 Past 70th Street, President of the Equi rust Ce y, Ne 37 Wall Street, cut by glass on head and face; w York Dis pensary KUNKPL, JOHN coin Avenue, Crant nw of bend: O} ton: LEMAR H, LENA. Adelpt Hotel, lacerations of head; Old Slip Police Station LYWIS, GROl no address, Volunteer Hospit LINDE, PRANK, Noe Avenue, Brooklyn; Broad Hospital LONDRBEY, ANTHONY, No. 599 Woodward Avenue erations of Slip Police MAHPR, THOMAS, No. 90 Willett str maloa, Li f, lac erated scalp; Proad Street Hos Brooklyn, 1a head and arms; Old Station MAHAR, Willett St Hroad Street MARKBERT, Hospital QPOLBLLAN, JAMDS, WILIAAM F. No. a t, Jamat Hosp) ta ANTON; Volunteor No. 143 Bergen Street, ted scalp; al M'GUTRE, York Street, ated scalp; ; tal Jers NTYRE, H. ee, architect hand Str Hospital, M'QU, ¥., lace Broad St MINOGUE, W. Street, B RA ted le, Broad NTRNDGRO, dress; Volunteer MORAIS, CHARLE Weat 41th Street r OLSCIN, GU fon Avenue, and hands cut; Hospital OTTER, IRENE, tor Avenue, Brooklyn; Hospital aCK, T. Hospital, PRTERSON, WILLIAM drew Volunteer H POWIUE, BDITH nue, Brooklyn; acer contusions of both | Hospital ' IDINGTON, ad *s, Volunteer Ho: REILLY, Balnbridy Street, Br ations of head; ’ Old Station. RIDGE, W, W.. Mount lacerated scalp. Hoxpita HIGBY, ©. i Avenue, Hronx; lew; 1 ROBERTS Washington Avenue; head and bedy; pital . RORINSON, Street; lacerations and of both legs; Volunteer 1 ROBERTSON, LOBURTSON, JAM 1124 Avenue Bayon ated shoulder; Broad pital RUSEKB, EL No, 256 Sterling F fracture of Street Howpital RUSOKAE, Volunteer SATTIA, REV LOMO, « th Street Hospi SEIGHL, ALRE Brooklyn, Broad Street Hosp HAIRY, ey Broad D. B, 3 t Hospital P.. Ni Bronx, treet Hosp! Hospital, ; Volun JOUN, Hospit No. Jamaica, addre RAYMOND, 1 Broud Street E MOND, ripht BOMO. Ho MR, No. no THE IDENTIFIED DEAD AND (NIURED Incm v8 lncer Street Hospi- of Post & Broad Street back 5 Cole- ated RAPHABL, no ad- nteer Hoapital No. or Hos- Jefter- a he Stree HL Sena. Volunteer Volun no ad Ave and ; Volunteer Police Vernon Street JOHN, No. 460 Pearl slong spita! JOHN, Volunteer Volunteer 417 a nty, Brooklyn: Broad 4 188 OF THE EXPLOSION AND THE WRECKED AU rian Street, Glendale, ‘L. L, abra- sions; Volunteer Hospital. SERBIN, HARRY, No. 358 Grand Street, peddler; injured tn side and internally; Broad Street Hospital HAKE, BR. ©. No. 1168 Alten Volufiteer Hopital, .—, of Strong, Stur- STOBA, FRANK,/ Horgenfield; ed body; Browd Street How FRANK, Bergenfield Volunteer Hospital FRANK, Port Volunteer Hos. ae Py THLLMASIR, Richmond, #. 1, pitat OMPSON, FRED W., No. 16 Haven Boulevard, Wood- aven, I, L, cuts on head, arms and legs. TANIA, SALVATOR, No. 583 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, lacerated scalp; Broad Street Hospital TON, ANTHONY, No. 210 West 110th ‘Street, sprained — back: Broad Street Hopital TUCKER, J. B. Morgan's office; Volunteer Hospital, VAN runner Avent and } Hoard UCK, FRANK, No. 1684 Westchester njured Mayflower left lex doarms; Br WEIL, HPRBERT, nineteen, No, 1004 Prandin Avenue, Bronx, employed on the fourth floor of Inelin & cut hands and face by glass; New York D WELIHRANCH, GEORGE Myrtte ue, Brookly and right arm Injured; Vol Howpital {yWINBERG, M,, No. 278 irand Street, Incorated right hand; Hroad Street Hospital WILLIAMS, GEOR No. M6 St. Nicholas Avenue; arma cut; Hroad Street Hospital WINKBLMAN, HERMAN, No 1738 Adams Street, Bronx; lacer ated head; Broad Street Hospitat BRAND, ROBERT, — Broad st Hospital HAGEN yINCDNT, Broad Street Hospital ENRIGHT, Broad Street Hos pita) HLLSWORTHING, Broad Street Hoapital MILLUR, Broad Street Hosp: ital MGUIRE, Broad Street Hospita MULHOLLAND, MISS ANNA Broad Street Hosp! JOHNSON, MISS, Broad Streot Hospital. ALMSCHL Broad Street Hospital PER, BRED, N Bea 10e, Broad Street Ho PAICK, JOHN, Adelphi Hote Broad Street Hospital PAICK, ANNA, Adelphia HH uw Street Hospital RICHA TDS N \ Some Men Folk Have Told Us That WARD’ MOTHER HUBBARD brings their appetite boyhood days BREAD them back to youth-time and renews for bread and butter “SOME BREAD” and all present pre and went to Ith Street, Broad Street Hoa- pital, CONWAY, Greenwood JOHN, Avenue, No, ih New Haven Conn,, Brond Street Hospital. DONOHUE, JOHN thirty eight, accountant 1004 Ent Mth st t B kiyn badly burned on face and body, Bellevue Howpite PRICK, MISS LENA, fitty Duffey'a Hotel; lncerntion o¢ head; Broad Street Hosp! tat BRAUKRR, Baltic Street. unknown; WPYHNON, No. Brooklyn; injuries Broad Street Hospital HORON, ARVID: _elghtee rk, No, 388 Bast 28th Stre rations of body; treated at Kellevue Hospital and went home |$42,000 IN BONDS FOUND NEAR SCENE OF THE EXPLOSION Scorched $1 Three Bills Beside Them—Crowd Rushes From Lecture to Aid Victims. A messeng er employed by Block Maloney & ¢ okers, found near ne of the explosion negotiate bonds worbh $42,000. Heside them lay eoded to the wi one work KNOCKED DOWN ON STREET BY THE EXPLOSION Work! Employee Cut by Piece ot Glass and Almost Blinded by Dust Robert Helander f No. & Wa nor of Wallan when “wong $0 coon" Our — beautiful hhodes are made fp treated by the Hurley ised secret process, which in creases the life of the leather, retaining its rich lustre to the Hunley Ae Cordovan ansible by wing only the leathers Made over special lasts in one hundred dif- ferent combinations of widths and sizes, For example—C forepart, B instep and Aheel, Prevents foot from slipping at heel, corset fitting at instep, com fortable forepart HURLEY SHOES 1434 Broadway 1177 Broadway 215 Broadw 41 Cortlandt St, 254 Fifth Ave Factory-"Rockland, Mass 1357 Broadway ‘THREE INVESTIGATIONS. STARTED WITHIN HOUR Fire Marshal, Police and Federal Secret Service Start Official Inquiries at Once. Three investigations into the cause of the explosion were under way within an hour after it had occurred. Fire Marshal Thomas P. Brophy was the first to start work, and close on bis heele Fourth Deputy Police Commissioner Joseph A. Paurot started an indépendent inquiry. Then from Washington came a wire from Chief William J. Flynn to his | office directing bis men here to get busy and informing them that he would come heré on the first train to take personal charge of the investigation, Mayor Hylan and Fire Chief Kenlon were among the early arrivals on the scene, The police sa: that they have received word from the Dupont people that no truck of theirs loaded with dynamite was in the locality of the explosion, and that none had any business there at any time of the day, ra aa \ | jagged wound, which was treated at a drug store. besides thone who were killed. I saw numbers of persons get to their feet “1 was at the northwest corner of | and most of them ran from the scene, | Wall and Nassau Streets" he said. | Just aw T did when I recovered trons ‘when I was knocked down by the) the first shock. explosion. The first thing I saw was a an immense cloud of dust which ai-| At t blinded me and T leaned a ‘Tadusan Crigulinas, who was brought oe GED RADICAL ROLBASED. th ee #1 bills, the latter frayed and! the walls of the Bankers’ Trust Com-|to Elia Island on June 14 with other scorohed pany building, It was only when 1Llatieged radicals to be deported, was pat A lect “Disaster Work was) saw blood streaming down my Anger teased yesterday in the custody of Mise being fo a meeting of Red] tips that 1 realized J had been cut Rose Weiss, a lawyer, by order of Aa- Crone pe at No, 220 Went 42d With the explosion there was Al sistant Secretary of Labor Post, #0 h Street when news of tho Wall Street | blinding flash, The cloud of dust} ing, pave @ new hearing. Grigull - Hisaxter was brought in. The lec-| envéloped everything and extended |wne denies he i a Commungeucaotianes | turer stopped, informed } high in the atr, above the roofs of| his arrest waa obtal ed by a vengeful ed in the Chicago ration Service, nearby-buildings interpreter “Many persona were knocked down office emp of the Im SPECIAL TODAY AND FRIDAY Chocolate c Chocolate c! Cov. Jumbo 59 Covered 54 Maple Creams lb.| Dates Ib. PULL WEIGHT. Unlon Square Hudson Termin 16 ounces of CANDY in every pound box 14th, street ‘ 91 Fifth Avenue unth er urs FPNCDR LMALITY ILE nn amnesic Cl CCL Tel —_ nant _— ee