The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1921, Page 9

LLEDIN AIT ASHELEANS OUT HEAD ITS POLE Astoria Man, Hurled Off Truck, Dies—Another Vic-7| tim Nearly Decapitated Seized with sudden illness in an @utomobile, John Hamrond, thirty- two, of No. 1258 Neleon Avenue, Bronx, leaned from the car and ius head struck a telegrapn pole on the Albany Post Read near Peekskill. He instantly and his body was thrown rom the car. William Neely of No. 1812 Harrison Avenue, Bronx, who was ériving the car, was held in $2,000 vail to await the outcome of the Coroner's inquest. Injured by being thrown from the Tear of an automobile truck, Chris- tian Schoepf, fifty-three, of No. 203 Highth Avenue; Astoria, {s dead in the Long Island City Hospitel. Schoepf was on the rear of a truck + driven by Edward Dovrsch of No, 440 Twelfth Avenue, Astoria, and whea the truck took the Astoria Avenus and 13th’ Str Schoept ‘was thrown off. F On the eve of his ts anniversary, George % forty-fiv of Somers Point, N. J was killed when his delive 1to... olle crashed into a heavy trucl:. Spitz, with his two sons, was on nis ¥ ing served a bread rouw 1 corner jeth wedding y home, hav- 1 Pleasani- Ville. He failed to notice the trucs | ahead. The t 1 of the truck | smashed througi the w eld ot | the delivery automubile, and, ing the baker beneath the ch most tore his head off. The boys were unhurt, } Harry Lewis, nine, of N I6lst Street, Brows, nd possible passengers uninjured, I the tour f 25th Street. While ridin Drive, Cent Street, Nicholas Doy 221 East 88th Street mobile ¢ No. 600 We Dental. tured and Styles That Women Want The impression held by some women that Dr. Reed Cushion Shoes are comfort shoes only can be quickly } corrected by inspection of 7 the many beautiful models now in our stock. 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James McChord, who was buried under a chureh in Lex- ington, Ky. 101 years ago, is to have another funeral, now that the chureh {s razed and the body must be moved, branded in his forehead, the Prince- Because he did not have a st pretender to the throne of Africa has been defhroned and is in fight from Philadelphia. Ten thousand men and boys strike to-day in a Pittsburgh, Pa, colliery because the superintendent refused to promote a helper to a vacancy left by a blacksmith's resignation, An I. O. U. for $2 given by John Brown, who was hanged from a sour apple tree, has been found in Ballston Spa, N. ¥ A pack of twenty-five wild dogs that had been preying on the $1,000,000 stock of a Kentucky thoroughbred farm and attacking em- ployees was exterminated with rifles A seven-year-old French girl has been sentenced to fifteen years in @ reform school for killing a baby that annoyed her by crying. It cost a Lynbrook poultry radser $25 fine for not bringing in a erate of chickens out of the wet. A school teacher fired for using face powder has appealed to the Arkansas courts, | igh Gen. Von Diosy Dies Here. jer the Army and during the #. Altman & Cn. MADISON Thirty-fourth Street Sale Opportunities for Tuesday Women’s Silk Umbrellas i wearing quality) im b mounted in clut andles ppular colors; The Art Needlecraft Department will offer excepti 7,000 Hanks of al value in |Fine-quality Knitting Yarn at 45c. per hank This remarkable offering of dependable embraces a large variety of the wanted c including fuchsia, flame, henna, sand, blue- and-white m brown-and-white miix-_ ture and ble as all-black and all whi . ure, white mi (Fourth F Women’s Imported Lingerie at greatly reduced pric will comprisé many attractive undergar- ments, very daintily fashioned of silk sook and batiste, and particular! for holiday gift purposes. 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