The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 14

of No. saved 612 East his for Dorothy The big track to hold, rolled ba graded Eagle ak MILES ment six small (ie FDWOMINS £2." Avenue, between 156th and 167th Streets, re 168th Street, ur-year-old » Nolan of No. been left, by 1s went 424 street, baa | PUPIL HE, FLUNKED JAILS PROFESSOR Avenue. He wen charge “its brakes falling ckward down steep TAKEN HOME FOR BURIAL Whose Firm Recently Failed for $1,500,000. Bronx, at the mo- sirla and a hoy Started across 156th Street. Pedes i J. Frank Lilly, whose brokerage trians saw the truck bear wr on of Kuwene A y, atu-/firm at No. 74 Broadway failed f the children and shoutea n wn University, who | $1,500,000, blames one of bis old U ran forward and caught up ° n he tasted [n a@ med- | versity of Chicago pupils for the ef the girls and Becker pushed i | unidgntified | Brookiyn Victim } Found in Garage—Chauffeur Held on Homicide Charge. its front wheels ehtldrer girls against The child was Abraham Cohen of No. Bist thoet, owner of a truck that last ' it nightidragged an elderly unidentified « woman two miles through Brooklyn before her trating body was discov ered, was today held in $5,000 bail for hearing Magistrate }} O'Neill,jo Coney Island Court on an } afdayft timrging homicide. He plend- ed nef guilty and was taken to the r Attorney's office. Hi BrodKyn jand Coney Island police it jj ere togay making a house-to-house j canvadI on effort to identify the woman. They believe she lived in the i} neighborhood of Cropsey Avenue near 4 Bay 26th Street. As yet they have it not heard of a woman missing. The victim was about fifty-five years old Discovery of the tra y was made Y when the truck, en by Frank Jaccarino, No. 2058 West 28th Strect Brooklyn, with Cohen sitting beside | | him ‘fifmed into a garage at Coney pushed o -year-old sis on y wer pital. y non He pore years old Feb, it has been out of disabled on an Express wagon t whose ¢ 1 b ed out plans bration aroun) t tree they had birthday, to be bu gifts. 1 day the to make room for The trek. in Island. The woman's skirt had fallen | over a grease cup and held firmly. | Cohen ‘said the truck had not hit ny one and he didn't recall even having come close to any one. At Cropsey Avenue and Bay 25th j} Street @ woman's purse and a broken }} umbrella were found. The police are | i sure these welonged 10" to the victim. | GIRL GIVES VES LIFE { SAVING SISTER i FROM BIG TRUCK i i Cruthe? to Death as Truck, Runs, i Onto, Sidewalk—Boy, Same | H mor Age, Also a Hero Young beroes figured. in a motor- i trucys accident in the Bronx, Une of! themo@i six2year-old girl, wno died saving her three-year-old sister. The j other rus year-old Robert Becker quarter WHOLE WHEAT BREAD All the wheat made into his sister to safety, the vehicle ran onto the sidewalk and | ‘Then to the horre ators, the truck pinned one of } 616 Kast 158th Ena Steifel would have t pensatio: But with the mot “ra and siste su Von: i a ae in lime, 2, John~ . Tetley’s Orange Pekoe In 10 cent packages, pound and one ‘pound pack that he is now a, prisoner in the Tombs, “During all the tifhe that the police lof New Yor€ werg after me,” said Lilly, . | Houston, Tex., where everybody knew me. Qne day 1 went to Dallas and had the misfortune to meet a former pupil whom I had flunked on a psy- chology examination. He told the Pheriff who I was—and here I am.” Lilly was brought back yesterda: by Detective Kalbfieisch and to-day SW JERSEY BANDITS was remanded to the Tombs by Judge Molntyre, in ult of $15,000 bail, BEAT TWO VICTIMS after pleading not guflty on an’ in- ,jdictment charging grand lareeny in connection with the failure of his firs An instant later grazed two of the)" of the a wall. New 5 soll Etna Ix-year-oll Edn Untysh i ham, War Belleville ' xion, will attend his ut of the way he: ter, Lillian, Jean Ss of the henc © attended at Her fa sinc American wo yeu n lapsed wo Railway were reported to Gottlieb was not in my right senses when -] lett New York,” he told an Bvening World reporter. three ash wn, auton in-la months when the financial came. I went to my old home Houston, and gpgaged in the bile business with my brother- for a he ttl d over for s with home-m: tree was taken out the little coffin hin charge of Hne> th of the West lof. his » who hit a the platform of out freight. house, n He said his firm had not been more than $150,000 "in the hole” when the offices were raided. “Here's something to drive away that offite'frown.” “It smells good—but you know, dear, I’ve never been much on tea.” “That's because you don't know Tetley’s. There's nothing so restful—or so cheering. Come on, John, try acup! It’s a real man’s drink.” Tetley's Orange Pekoe is a real man’s drink—just as it is a drink for every one who likes a restful, zestful, heart-warming refreshment. It’s so full of invigorating tea strength, and yet so delicate in flavor and flowery fragrance! No other tea can give you this subtle, appetizing combination. 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