The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1922, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, RUNAWAY ON TWO WHEELS HITS AGED MAN AND WOMAN Fone Dashes = Through Bronx ‘rowds When Frightened by § Subway—Driver Unhurt » eee ‘BS Although nerve Waved the life of St tractor, in his three-auar h through the streets of the Bre and = go9d-lieh 180 Valuento a} hind his runaway horse to-day, an and a street pelaner wer ked over and sg seriously injures! py were removed to Lincoln Hos: fyal. Even when two wl tgen torn from one side of Vatente's twesy, he clung to the veins and th ed seat until the horse Was car Wth ho and tiv bMt when the dash ended {PPhe two persons injured were fo Rosswell, thirty, No. , whose skull y horse w iD Mis jthough beth ot Murphy Hooch Made on Stov Betrayed Itveli Liven Cop Who Wate AW Wouldivt Taste ti Because He Had a Famil hiverybody in Wost Side ficially conneetod wit of sufficient i the Murphy's Asa distiller Nowe census of was engaged Court of ow uel fy get tnsid Mis Hanna’ Somes this mornin Mrs. Murpity waking a brand of sor taned something closey allied tw ombalin ine fluid A policentin was asiced vd tasted it His reply thot he bad not, bee he had a wire and four children and te wasn't insured Mis, Murphy was arrested atter bors had complained that s from the there third toar veay Ninth Avenue an odor that from the boing of the Hight Corned beet and eab- ( described it Mine. touched rand hay The complaint was made to the 17th Street Police Station and Patrol man Manny and Seret, Brody, 1 them were suffering rum Wert stured, and Carmello om colds, hud ne diMeuliy in find. t sweeper, sixty-six yenrs old ne theiy qu \ 4B. 1626 Westedestor Avenue, whose) OD the stove in tie Murphy Aat t k Was semething boiling (at ere *Bnt arm was broken, He wis also © tialcane (Oecee es eal tre RYaAine hole Jwash tubs two on jars of a horse (ook fright under! Oo) j colorless dece was being subway trey al Wests inanufactired ? Street) thes took the stat! and Mes the tween y . the swiy ‘ al - . iy miasing coltinion |, Te examination ay court devon ateall colin Che. th {that Me poller had invaded (he sane- steel columns, p Uttty of ¢ nae ea ogtthe latter provented any one wie] Vth Ot ale aM EeH {@pting to stop the rnmaway. Mazar) ENN! WAL ANE A ons barely leuped to safety as the | Preprielis case Which * ; baa ee int Atharlo wie] Sf" @ Searely warrant, and Mrs. Mur- flucky enough to be jit at ety | PMY eed. Magisty Simpson eet. Mrs sell was struck at| held hoon the in viuities of iMegal tospect Av Jentry and “fa woman voter At the latter point the 1) to be unsrol n her own castle, threw the buggy asi a tore off the whee j@htene:! animal swur pect Avenue and after i « aa toby Matroiman | en thy Vr few yards was cau Schindler of the si tion. By that tin . wreck and Va _ SHE REFUSED TO DRESS SO COURT CAN'T SEE HER Alleged SInver's Put Over, Olivia M. P. Stone, accused of Ki Ellis G. Kinkead. former Assistant Cor- oration Counsel of could not appear before Brooklyn Supremo Court to-day because she refused to dress herse!f 'The defendant is lying in Mireet Jail in solitary confinement, = Aw Nesalt, Cineinnati, Justic ymond Assistant District At- asse told :he court. “She! bas refused to dress herseli and claims ‘she fs fll. Edward Reilly, Miss Stone's attorney, criticised the District Attorn © for “scandalous stories sbout client.” ‘Only last Saturday," he said. “there ere published stories of her attempted escape. There is nothing to that story ar all and such tales must be stopped When Mr. Reilly declared he could not set a date for trial until the com- ralssion sent West to take depositions had reported, Mr, Warbasse agreed to an indefinite postponement. | _O! DENIED CITIZENSHIP; KEPT OUT OF WORLD WAR my Greek Who Declined to Fight Turned Down in Brooklyn Court, Because he did not take any part in the European war, neither to fight | Yor his motherland, Greece, nor to aid ythe United Statea, the application for citizenship of Georgo I. Georges, pmenty-aix, @ florist of No. 349 Macon ‘street, Brooklyn, was denied to-day iby Federal Judge Chatfield. Georges gave as his rpason tor not ‘enlisting when he was called for the ‘draft that ho had dostitute parents in Greece whom he had to support. He may*renow his application five yoars from the date of the signing of the pd A ——————_. GEORGE RAY SALISBURY IS IN THE TOMBS AGAIN} This Time, Con: ce Man In Ac- qused of Passing Bad Check. | Gdbrge Ray Salsbury, former mem- ‘ber“ef the Gondorf Brothers confi- dence gang, who has spent virtually all | fhis time cince 1903 {n some Jail or prison, ls in the Tombs again. He was brought from Holmsburg Prison in Phil- adelphia, to-day to plead before Judge | @folntyre on charges of having passed & bad $1,000 check. Salisbury just com- pleted @ year in Philadelphia for big- amy. ‘The Grand Jury recently returned an {indictment on the complaint of Alfred %..Gorenson, No. 208 Tillary Street, sald Salisbury—also wonge Colby, Huntingdon anious otiiar ave him the check in June, { ————EE PRINCESS RADZIWILL PAYS HER HOTEL BILL Bays Ghe Has DiMculty Over Re- mittances From Rusia, Princess Radztwell of Russia, now Yiving at No, 546 West 124th Street, Bppeared in the Coney Island Court flo-day on the complaint of Charles WAlexander, manager of the Hotel eYbumne, who charged her with de- uding the hotel of $952.52 last mmer by leaving without paying Bho settled the case to-day arraignment she id her financial troubles were due o the dfficulty of getting her month- pty allowance from Russia forwarded o her through the Bank of England. the wae in similar difficulties at one with the Hote! Umbassy. J uniess Ue Dike in] was a seareh warrant The sent lo the Boara GREAT R. R. BUILDER LEFT $5,600,000 Lord Mount Stephen's Death Duues $2,000,000—Hospital Get $3,000,000. LONDON, Mount ruilway builder, who died Ia Jan. Stephen, 26.—The tate Lord pioneer Canadian st Novem | ber, left property in the United King- 9 Cubout 1 valued at £1.41 500,000), on which the death duties more than £500,000 ($2.000,000. |'The wili leaves £5,000 a year to the widow. The charitable bequ sum in excess of £ 600,000) to Kini Wund for Lonodn, —_$_.———_— WATER POWER TRUST INQUIRY DEMANDED sts include a 000 (about $8,- urd’s Hospital WASHINGT Jan. 26.—Investi- | gation by the enate of the activities of “perso: ssociations, corpora- tions and combination. known as “the fortilz: power trusts,” alleged ing ta prevent lease b ment of the Muscle ls provided in a resolution introduced in the Senate to-day by Senator Har- commonly r and water ve attempt- the Govern- E ald he wot consideration of the resolut ably before the end of the v ~~ BRYCE FUNERAL HELD, , VISCOUNT CREMATED LONDON, Jan views for Viscount Bryee, former British Ambassador to the United States, who died here last Sunday, were held to-day tn the chapel of the +matorium at Gelder's Green, where the body was cremated this moming. The services were attended by many friends of the late author and publicist. The choir sang the hymna, “Lead, Kindly Light’ and “O God, Our Holp In Ages Past.” 1 ask for n prob= Funeral ser- The ashos will remain tn the crematorium pending arrangements | for the burial in Scotland, Shoals project, | " REINE DAVIES AT ~ COURTROOM DOOR Suit Is+P Viainti in yso5,000 Kept From Hearing by Fainting Spell | heine Davies. f Lies ane PALIS, Jan. o6.—-Nationalization ot | er oF Marion Pasies, surversd a |the fish raitwaya and hanks were | spell and what apn jumons The measures recommended: (0 fhe temporary blindness in the t the Iie Government in to-day's de lway of the Bu hate ut the Wortd Congress of the | to-day P i |. {trish race, where ways and sneans of \ antack came apn the youn Nia trond, to EINE Fwoman betéve she had reveted Jus. it EbhatbHlielh toe Dale Lice Fineh's courtegomt. were ne eae a tay oy Pei Feit for $800,000 amaKes: hocessily of transforming, inglish {Ueiacetire Lande amet time: silvernaan | PUY eee meta tan ie for injuries ee PECL. Ed Te eee ieee animes mobile accident is on trial PEATEs on Rie atitiseeta ATTN Miss Davies reached the court house yey grange On tie. ae “4 AU M1 o'clock, accompanted by her jie common citizenship. af the winter, Mise’ Ethel Pivicn, Mith the English, provided for in the reoria) by One at Anglo-Erish ‘Treaty, would have to. be of blindness whieh are said | wl Sead, Wile Weforo Areal. Coun) from an mjury reevived in the ah, ABCLRAEDE tora (ReObinee BPinah mobile ish. After waiting enteroom for a lull hour Miss Py nition failed to uaprove and hee |g er decided to take her to the ten vontinued n support of the Sliverma Briarelift 14 ing witnesses tention tha nite his con nat ny je was travelling at exe . jrate of speed when it collided wit jthe Briarcliff motor car on the Al bany Post Road, June 18, 1919 Residents of Ossining and a plo- who took pictures at the | | tographer | scene of the accident ware tntrodiioad | to prove that the Silverman car skidded, with locked wheels, a dis- tance of 112 feet before crashing into the Briarcliff ear, whieh lad come froin a cross ri t was evident that the trial wiil| run into next week before it goes to the jury ! SOLDIER AT TOTTEN COMMITS SUICIDE Report He Had Asked Furlough io) See Dying Mother Is | Denied. Frank Becker, a private attached to [tho Searohlight Battalion at Fort, Totten, committed suicide by hanging } ‘uesday afternoon, {t was learned to- \day. The body was found swinging | from the post stable. \ diets at the post said Becker © furlong, and | jie sto visit his home at Kirkw \ Mo., where it is satd his Tothor, | | Mra. Belinda Blake, is {11 Capt. Craven denled the story, say- lag that Becker had not applied for a u Becker had been in the army four years. A year ago he ro- d and wus assigned to Wort The Favorite Coffee Among Famous Chefs GILLIES’ FFEE| HOTEL TY in 51d. lots of moro, Fresh Frou the Whelessn Nansen. | Delivered within 300 Sold direct to you i nay COFFEE ‘CO, Sale of Wonder-Values | Starts Saturday 9A.M. (Sce Friday's Evening World) RUDOLF ROEMER \]| FURNITURE COMPANY Creaniisied 1490.) EAT 27th St '=20th Anniversary Salez, J. GLASSBERG (Estobliahed 1902.) 290 Fifth Ave. BET, 30th AND Jlet STS, Combining the Anniversary of our regular January Invent FE. of Black, White or Pink Satin Hand Turned 1-Strap Slippers. 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