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Wonder What the Early Worm Thinks About
By BRIGGS
(Copyright, 1919, New York Tribune Incl
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4 Hilled. I Injured
By Automobiles and
Street Cars in Dav
Two Boy;* in Brooklyn Run
Down While Playing;
Mount Vrrnon Mother
Sees (!hil<l Lose His Life
Four dead, I iree of them young boys,
and four other persons injured, was
record of stre? t accidents
in N'ew York and vicinity. Automobiles
were responsible for six of the casual?
ties, while the seventh was caused by
a surface cur at Mount Vernon, N. V.
Two boys were killed in Brooklyn by
automobiles.*They wore William Stein
man, nine years old, of 1333 Greene
Avenue, and Leon Glazer, seven years
old. ol 6< - East Fourth Street. The
Steinman boy was playing ball in front
te. According to witnesses
he rar. direel ;:i front of a mach?n
i.*- ? - I y T. icas Valentine, of 759 'Tan
cock Street.
:.'? - ila_< r boy wa ? also killed in
front of his home. Alfred Kotzcke,
driv:-r of the machine, was arrested on
a technical charge of homicide.
An ambulance from Flower Hospital,
driven by Henry Jameson, was speed
. ing through Avenue A in response to
: a cull yesterday afternoon when a man
suddenly stepped in its path. The driv?
er swerved to avoid running him down.
Before he could regain control of the
machine it had bounced over the curb?
ing on to the sidewalk and pinned two
small boys, Julius Kletak, four years
; old, and William Schultz, aged six,
against the door of the house at 1360
Avenue A. Both were seriously injured,
The Mount Vernon boy who lost his
life was Frederick Dantin, four years
old. His mother stood helplessly by as
a streetcar ran her son down.
Broso Kerioso, forty years old, of .">
, ?.'arpenter Place, Mariners' Harbor,
Staten Island, was run down by an
: automobile driven by Robert Tully, -117
Jewett Avenue. Mariners' Harbor, as he
was crossing Weston Avenue. The
injured man died at Staten Island Hos?
pital.
Alfred Webe;-, lift y years old, of 210
Mercer Street. Jersey City, was struck
and seriously injured by an automobile
truck owned by the American Railway
Express Company, at Broadway anil
Fulton Street, early last evening.
Deputy Fire Chief William Beggins,
in charge of the tire department on
Staten Island, was severely injured last
night when his automobile skidded and
overturned while speeding to a fire
. in Hendricks Avenue. New Brighton.
Do you want mere size?
or do you want quality?
INHERE are cigars larger than
A^?^\ r'ie ^?^r- Burns That sell at
Robt. Burns prices and pretend to
be as good.
I he only cigars, howeve: sell
v\>\^SJ\ ^ ' ioc to i 5c, that offer smokers
^^%^ . true R?bt. Burns quality, are those
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manship of Robt. Burns. They relish
lis fine quality ? his full Havana
Robt. Burns is made in \ popu?
lar sizes. I he quality is identical
It you approve- tins
1 i ?avana quality,it's onlv a
question of selecting vour favorite
size.
3 National Sizes 10c to I 5c
f ,1 \1R.\I. CIGAR CO., In. .
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Two IN. Y. Judges,
: Mavo and McArioo,
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Hurt by Vehicles
Former, Run Over In llorar?
Suffers Brain Concussion,
While Latter, Struck by a
Truck, Has Cnirthcd Fool
Justice John B. Mayo, of the Chil?
dren's Court, suffered concussion of
the brain and bruises about the lace
\ and head yesterday afternoon when hi
was knocked down and run over by a
horse and wagon while crossing Seven?
ty-third Street at Amsterdam Avenue
It wan learned yesterday that Chied
Magistrate ?VIcAdoo met with a similai
accident on Saturday on ?-'taten Islam
when an automobile ran into him.
At the sanatorium of Dr. John Gid
ne:, 156 West Seventy-fourth Street
where Justice Mayo was taken, it wai
said last night that he was restin?.
comfortably. Th? driver of the wago:
that ran over him was Thomas Far
ragnc, employed by C?ristede Brothers
grocers, of 469 Amsterdam Avenue
Justice Mayo made no complain
against him.
Magistrate McAdoo was crossinj
Moose Head Bridge, not far from Por
Richmond, when a man driving a moto
truck stopped to ask him a questior
As the magistrate started back towar
the sidewalk he stepped directly i
front of another automobile and wa
hit by the mudguard. The rear whe<
ran over his right foot, crushing ?1
and lie was. also bruised about th
arms and legs.
o - ? .
?Woman Dies in Fire
Al Soulh Bead
Fire swr.pt an area three block.: Jon
and two blocks wide al South Beac
early yesterday, destroying forty ?,
more frame buildings, causing th
death of a woman and resulting in
loss estimated ??t about $200,001
Happy ?and, an amusement resort, a:,
thirty-live bungalows and seven
ho els were burned.
Mrs. Mary Autenreith, whoso nu
band, John. ?:- pre id on I of I hs Ba
Amusemenl ( impany, ch soon v ?
to ; ave op i.e?: Happyland, wa
'.? oma n '-. lied. She ? a bui ned
deal h. W ?th her i usbii lid she ran o?
of thci r quarl ers in a dan? e |
when smoke be^an to drive throug
Happyland. Alter attaining safety, ho\
ever, Mrs, Autenreith remembered son
trifles in her room and wont back f(
them. Her charred body was found ,
the ruins.
Happyland, with it- dance pavilio
restaurant and seem?- railway .'trie
tu re. was burned. Thence the fire
jumped to the Hotel Waldorf, on the
west, owned by Charles Walsh, and
within a few minutes Charles Noble's
bathing pavilion, Charles Henderson's
hotel and John Schaoffer's hotel were
wrapped in flames. Roderick's Restaur?
ant, which was on Sand Lane, north of
Happyland, also caught fire and thirty
five bungalows beyond it, owned by
Lambert O'Neill, were destroyed.
-a
S lor m Saves Town
From Forest Fire
POINT PLEASANT, N. .!.. May 5 ?
The countryside for miles arounc
turned out to-day to fight a forest fir?
which ?went down from near Herberts
? ville, burned several outlying farm
houses and threatened villages, bridges
summer homes and fishing boats. Eiglr
: or nine square miles was burned ovei
before a severe thunder shower ex
tinguished the tire.
Hundreds of teams were used t<
plough furrows about, the threatenc?
points, and in this way Herbertsvilli
was saved, although the flames aie ti
within 200 yards of the village, Back
fires also were employed, and one o
them got beyond control and for ;
time cut oli' lire fighters who wer
battling fui' the bridge across th
Manasquan River between Herberts
ville and this place. They saved th
bridge anil themselves, too.
Ten May Be Dead
In Fire at Columbui
Many Hurl When Fi?mes Tra]
Sleepers in Bi?* Apart?
ment liuililin?;
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 5. Betweo
seven and ten persons perished,
dozen others are in hospitals in a s?
rious condition and a score more wei
badly hurt in a spectacular lire i
Broad and Fronts streets, in the lies.
of downtown Columbus, at midnight t
night, Several wen? killed and mar
injured by jumping from the upp?
floors of the seven-story huildin
Half a do/en babes in arms wen? loss*
to firemen with life nets.
The fire starte?! ?in a washroom ?
the second floor, trapping most of tl
occupa nts (>r t he nop?, r p : orics.
?
\l. V. Davison Heads
World's Red Cros
PARIS, May :?. Henry P. Davis
was elected chairman of the governi
I??..-Mil of_j.hu League of Red Cro
Societies, which was organized he
to day.
All the world's Red Cross societi
, will be members of the league.
t??'LL show you," ihouled Mrs, N'orah the Emerald Isle, and apparently was
Murphy twenty-four years old unacquainted with the rules and customs
, ', ,, , , .'. of an American courtroom
pushing back the restraining hands <>l
nmrt. attendants m the Flatbush Avenue r_im.' . . ? .. ?? ,. ,-i
'?Mir. native costume of the Cheyenne
court, in Brooklyn, yesterday. "First, I chief, Don White Eagle, who died ir
it's my geese and guinea hens, and now France clad in the olive drab of tin
us my husband you'll be meddling with, paleface, has been presented to Hi?
Ti :e that!" American Museum of Natural History
An h" ?aid ill-- ii rieal (i I landed on Thai was the wish of the Indian, win
?;?-. of h pcctoi Edward .' Hughe . lefl the costume, which he had ma,h
?h.' Health Department. Inspector himself, ?n care of Mrs. Anna Sar
Hiigln had ' ' ohlaii il ll conviction geant, of Jersey City, when he embarkei
of John I Mm phy for ,'i dal ?ng thi ?oi Fi une"
i an la i / code Mi Hiujhi i hnrjri r| thai Chii '? \\ I Le '. igli v i detailed as ;
Murphy kept t wo gi'i and I wo guinea hnrpshootei and ivon citation fo
in lh< Im .i : d of hi ; ho ii- .it bra: i y under ? Me died on ( Ictob"
?? Tro S ci i?' ?i. i , irate Folwell II, ''.'I--, from pneumonia contracted h
- - lurphv the I F' nche l,
hit Unte Kolwoll ordered Mrs .Tin The costume ivns u ed by White Eagl
brought befon I..m on i charge of while campaigning for the Third Libert;
disorderly conduct, arid nld he would loan \< consisted of wai bonnet
?id her to jail foi Lhirty clay? On the fringed shirl and leggings, moccasin*
intervention of Inspector Hughi -, the pipe bag und feather trimmed standard
Ki-iiteii??- was reduced to a fino of $10. I It m now being displayed in Memoria
.'?11 : Murphy is a recent arrival from Mini a1 the Museum,
"Hello?Hello, New York?
Fm waiting for your answer?"
The message has come: Uncie Sam wants $1,000,561.600
from New York.
Wants it now?-wants it today?-wants it right away?wants
it as New York's part of the Victory Loan?wants it to help
pay for winning the war?wants it to make sure of the Vic?
tory that seventy-four thousand Americans gave their iives
for.
"Hello?Hello, New York?
F m waiting for your answer?"
From the West Side and from the East Side?-from Rock
away and the Jersey Hills?-from Manhattan, Brooklyn,
Richmond, Queens, the Bronx?from the dark alleys of the
Ghetto and light-hearted Broadway ? from banker and
newsboy?from men and women who toil?mighty and hum?
ble?rich and poor?-must come that answer.
From you and from me?from the lips and the hearts and
the pockets of seven million?ringing, rising, surging ? the
Mighty Voice of the City?
FA %V ill it.
Do you live in New York?
This ? . : Finish the ' ? ? -., ^?.cr, ,v- ,
CHEMICALS.. DRUGS, FAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND ALUED TRADES
Vmerican Atr,?nli urn! A Chemical i ?>. .lames i;. Homer. Inc. ?ill.?.,, o ?
\nierlcuii Dyewood Conipunj (has. I. Huiskiiar, In?. < h ,, ?? T'V'"' "''
I.rj Allen Hymes Bros. Co ? ?,??. ? "?*< "?- Inr
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Anilin,, ?yes * Chemicals, Inc. i. I. .felciiko A < o. I I iLr',','r ' "' - .,
Antoine (Inris Compati.*, Katzeiibuch & Kell?,, I. ( c KoVkhlll * vi ?" pe,,8,a Tabl?"< ^??n.
Itattelle At Kcmvick \. Klipstein H le' irMfl, ?'V''.r , c
liuynrd & (.,.. In?. II. Ivolu.stamm A Co. iTv ?'i'"' forporation
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C <>- IllKcIo? John I). Lewis ; .' A 't, ?' '
?lames \. K|,.nr|i,iril C. >. LHtell* Co. Stutr'atTi ?loh.??
Itraitnstein Urns. Soda fountain II. Livezev i ... ,,..,, ''"
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<>. \. Itrowii Co.. In?'. Samuel <-. MeColfer* I .,. M-?i-.l.ir 1 ?'n V
Kdwin II. i:,,,-,- Win. MeOonaffh ? Sons vVlhur Sf?!?.?, ? i ?"
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Chipmaii Chemieal Kn*lnecrhiB Co. Me.r.len, Orth A lias! inKs Corporation I ' ."V ,'o, ",',"' '"!i ' "" '"'
Walluee. 1\ Colioe Marvel Conipnnj eporauon .. \bbott I.aboruioriCM
Columbus Crystal ( .-. Marx \ Ituwolle, In?. j ' !w- ''.""''?; - I hemi.ul Co.
CompiiKiiie Morana Malz .?, Cohen - t. ? i. , ?-alalog Company, Inr.
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IHMillerles Chem. supph Co. Nati,?nal Itemedl Com nan?, i ??' >,a"?n ? "
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