The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 15

ee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1032. nue, Jamatea, ‘The police are investi- gating a statement by the victims that the safety gate was not closed as the train reached the crosaing. The injured are: Rocco Gallo, No. 58 Douglas Street, Jamaica, reported dying al St. Mary's Hospital; Deonato Aldo- bels, No. 110 Douglas Street, seriously t, Jamaica Hospital: Betsy Dejordo, Street. and Anthony Ac- mith Street, Dejordo eltolo were rely in ” MANDIES AS AUTO HITS TREE IN PARK; | OTH AVE. AROUSED Jured ‘The engineer, James Nanson, said he did not see the truck, The gufeman, Fred Scheerer, said he was lowering the gate as the ruck came through. BOY HIT BY TAY TAXI; CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED Victor Guia, nine, of No. 61 Kast Qist Street, was struck by a (ax! owned and operated by Carroll Reilly, of No. 387 West 120th Street, at 102d Street and Madison Avenue, to-day. The boy was taken to Mount Sinai Hos- pital with a fractured skull. The chauffeur was arrested. Companion Receives Broken Leg and Driver Is Held on Homicide Charge. Patrolman James Flynn of the Ar senal Station, on duty early to-day «t 90th Street and Fifth Avey loud crash, followed by screams, the East Driveway of Central heard a on “K at 86th Street, opposite the homes of Sar ee aed During the reign of Queen Victo-| Naleice, twenty-foui James Speyer and Col. William Hay-] PROMINENT ELK KILLED |ria Mrs. Biden opsihes a citation ward. IN JERSEY AUTO CRASH | from Prime Minister Gladstone for her He found an automobile wrecked setae work in Palestine. Her present about a tree. One man was lying] jougene Pohl, thirty, of Walnut|home, where her husband is now|strect near Houston. dead in the driveway with his head| street and Hudson Boulevard, West] practising medicine, ts at Tiberias, in crushed, The screaming man was] Hoboken, died early to-day in the| Palestine. Many years ago she turned | coran. North Hudson Hospital from injuries received when his automobile turned over at Hagkensack Piank Road and Hudson Boulevard, His brother-in-law, Frank Hagen, who was with him, was only slightly hurt. Pohl was a prominent Wik and had been to a bowling tournament in Jer- sey City, His car skidded in making @ turn. MRS. BLIDEN, ‘PALESTINE MISSIONARY, DIES HERE an Orphanage. Mrs. Flora Biiden, seventy-five, bet- ter known as Mrs. Dr. S. Bllden, sald to be the first and best known Jewish woman missionary, died yesterday of a complication of diseases at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Ferd Wals- man at No, 1222 60th Street, Brook- lyn. Mrs. Bliden was born in Con- stantinople in 1847, the daughter of Israel Joseph, who later made a tour of the world with his daughter. her home into an orphanage. Her | Lafayette Street last trip to the country, three months bine ne ago, was for the purpose of raising a} ) "Ny fund for another orphanage In Pales+| sijewalk tine. In 1887 and in 1891 the late} street, then bolted, They command. Baron Rothschild furnished funds for} ecered another car and the chase fol- and placed Mrs, Bliden and her hus- | lowed. band in charge of the establishment —_——<—— fing of two schools in Safeb, Palestine. CALVR WILL NOT CANCEL fi pms TWENTY SHOTS FIRED IN POLICE AUTO CHASE Detectives Nearly Run Down tn Bowery Capture Party tn Car. More than twenty shots were fired early to-day by two detectives and sev- eral patrolmen In a chase after an auto- mobile containing five men, all but one of whom were arrested and taken to the Elizabeth Street station, The fifth man, jumping out of the car, escaped during the chase. ‘The prisoners are described as John Ryrnes, twenty-two, chauffeur, of No. 821 Tenth Avenue; Raymond Jacobs, thirty, of No. 43 James Street; Emil of No, 365 West ‘Twenty-first Street, and John Hinckly, twenty-one, of No, 792 Eleventh Avenue. ‘The chase started in the Bowery, near ng cnr, ‘The detectives say rly ran them down on the The report that Mme, Calve has can+ celled her tour on account of !lness ta} land. OR JUST TEA? Spring Street, and ended in Lafayette ‘The shots were fired by Detectives Aichmann and Cor- After the cars had turned into ee No one was wounded | denied by her manager, who says only 1 of the shots struck the back [ine last two concerta were postponed until next fall, owing to a slight Indis. Mme. Calve re- There In the Bowery near Spring] position of the singer. turned to New York ‘Tuesday, has been no change th the plan for her recital in Carnegie Hall Tuesday eve. May 4, which will be under tho auspices of the St. Johnland Auxiliary Women for the benefit of Bt. John- Do you drink "SALAD A” There’sa distinct difference in favor of under the machine, A third, the @river and owner of the car, Julius Lowenhein, forty-five, of No. 869 West 180th Street, stood in the road crying, ‘I didn’t see the tree."’ The dead man was Julius Lowey, forty-five, a picture dealer, of No. 101 W. 57th Street, ‘Taxi drivers and servants from the homes of people in the neighborhood. aroused by the crash and the screams, helped Flynn extricate from the debris of the wreckage Abraham Levy, an Interior decorator, of No. 187 East Broadway. Dr. Jenkins of the Knick- erbocker Hospital, took him to Mount Sinai Hospital and later he was re- moved to Harlem Hospital suffering with a fractured right leg and pos- sible interna! injuries Lowenbein was held on a charge of homicide. Ralph Holwell, an auto- mobile expert of the Police Depart- ment, said the machine was travelling at the rate of fifty to fifty-five miles an hour when it hit the tree eae ONE DYING, THREE HURT, AS L. 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