The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 27

GinL STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE ‘Autoist Who Child Against Trolley ; Flees. Ada Goldstein, seven of the Jamaica High School, was Mortally injured this morning and died a few minutes after being re Beever in St. Mary's Hospital. Miss Goldstein was on her from her home on the Old South Road and 95th Street She was crossing Jamaica Avenue at Woodhaven Boulevard when an auto- |" mobile driven by Walter Howe of] ), Palatina Avenue, Hollis, bound to- ward Brooklyn, struck her Howe stopped the car, and placing ‘the young woman in it, ran her to St. Mary's. Her death was due to internal injuries. There was no arrest. Howe has been summoned to appear in Ja- maica Court to-morrow. He said the acoldent was unavoldab! was going at a slow rate of speed The police to-day are seeking the driver of an automobile that sped away after striking and throwing twenty feet, ten-year-old Irma Tar- ditch, of No. 439 West 17th Street while she was crossing 9th Avenue at 17th Street on an errand for her parents late yesterday. The girl fell against the dash 1 of a southboum {th Avenue sur car. Motorman Michael Feeney had Yammed on his brakes and the cur way to’ school Woodhaven and that he CREDIT TERMS @-Piece Ding thoom suite & Piece Bedroom suite ‘Near (04th St "L" Station. 1694 St, Subway Station ¢ block: FISHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE BET. 1037 & 104" ST. 5 0 0 0 Cigarette and Cigar + olders 25c 35¢ 50¢ Sale at _ 68 West 45th Street WAMONKE a, y A oe Carat Sparkl'ng Blue White 3 / This wpecini wale is for the purpose of swith ‘4 ty diamonds at strong quar CHAN( PRICE ANY T OT OST LTE ES ITI PIE LETS ETP YI NTT PO IT 9 stopped almost the second Irma struck] WOMAN HELD FOR it. “She rotfed to the grotnd uncer: eclous. Spectators said that the motorist stopped his machine, glanced back a moment, then threw on power and] Attorneys Accw continued lis way at Increased speed. The child was taken to New York Hospital, soffered a fractured skull and inter-| Grand treet was held in $1,000 on a g nal injuries. lite, > ‘One person witnessing the accident noted the automobiles number. The polles say the number given them ts a 2 hat of a car registered as t! - Hurls Other)‘ y of Wildes Hauck, Of No 1217] {'¥+ she swore Edward Cassin, an at- Avenue, the Bronx. The police to reach Mr. Hauck by telo- phone, but could get no answer. Aa tested Ubi a pupii| MRS. FELTON GETS GLAD st night from Washington representing the various} thought to thu story sho told. If © organizations of this city took part Te eption. took part | perjury had been committed he said elton plans to leave here this mn for her home at Cartersville, Committ ) arranged. OUR NEW | ']° t0.94y 8 SPECIAL | Ee . © 170 ry ted Pay Nassav # THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922, PERJURY IN_ SUIT OVER FALSE ARREST a Prove Allbin barge Thomas M. Sullivan Discovered By Bi and Judge Orders Investigated. physicians say she] Mrs. Pauline Willer of No. 0 She is not expec “, i expected to] oi iiee of perjury. by Supreme Court Justice Callaghan in Brooklyn to-day. In a suit for false arrest growing out of a bankm case, In which she had been charged with unlawful en- foot of the Palisades Park, near Fort Lee, torney und receiver in bankruptcy, and Isauc Steinhaus, an attorney for the petitioners, had beaten her on Oct. —— 6, 1918. The policeman who made the arrest and the custodian of the spot und she must have given much he proposed to see that ft was pun- ished, The fury decided against her. celebration in her honor | The perjury charge and action by the Court followed. PROMINENT K. C. AND ELK MISSING 10 DAYS FOUND DEAD AT PALISADES Hie Skall Fractured. The body of Thomas M. Sullivan, Past Exalted Ruler of the Ets in Elfzabeth and prominent in the Knights of Columbus, was found to-day at the SAMUEL BLUM 740 BROADWAY, Cor. Astor Place TAKE ELEVATOR TO 6TH FLOOR wero no indications of violence. 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