Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-31
Englewood Youths
Have Escapade In
Heart Of PaHsade

On Sunday last, around midnight, Of
of the Fort Lee Department, arrested
two "gilded' youths and young girl,
all under the influence of liquor, for
alsOrderly conduct IN an automobile
on PalIsade avenue near Warren ave
nue., Pallsade. They were brought be-
lore Justice OF the Peace, G. T. Logan,
il, and gave their names as; Abraham
friedman, Almory street, EngleWOOd,
driver ana owner OF the car; Charles
casey, fallSade avenue, EngleWood;
and Mary Schenells, 1850 bryant ave
nue., New York.
OlLcer Abbott SAID that he and
Dalton had been standing near the
postOt1lce, watching the Park crowd
ulsperSe, when their attention was at
tracted by loud talking down Pail
SADIE avenue toward Grantwood, which
seemed to come from a stationary
automobile. They waited five or ten
minutes, but the party became more
bolSterouS and then loud screams were
heard. They concluded to see what
was the trouble and ran as fast as
they could on either side of the road
toward the machine.
They had not gone far when the
antenaobllc started up and shot
toward them. Both officers rushed
out into the road with hands up
shouting to the driver to halt. He
apparently took no heed and en-
deavored to go on. However, Officer
Dalton was not to be gotten away
from so easily and made a lightning
jump for the running board, but there
being none on the car, it beng a rae
ing model, he received a nasty fall
just escaping being run over, by the
rear wheel. Officer Abbott seeing
what had befallen his brother officer,
literally leaped upon the steering
gear and forced the driver to halt.
Forthwith the two were brought be-
fore Justice Logan.
Upon being questioned they ad-
mitted having stopped at numerous
road houses for drinks, but denied
that any were drunk. While they
were talking the girl became violently
i'll. Officer Dalton was instructed by
the Justice to call up the New York
police and have them communicate
with the girls parents. Within a
half-hours time the girls mother
telephoned that she would be over as
soon as possible and take care of her
child.
Young Friedman, who said that he
was twenty-five years old, when asked
by the Justice if he could show his
drivers license replied that he had
lost it, but only the day before made
application for another. He could
show neither his car nor drivers
license, nor a permit to drive until
the cards had been renewed, where
upon the Justice fined him $25 for
not having his drivers license with
him and S. for disorderly conduct.
He only had ten dollars with him
so the officers were instructed to take
the whole party to Fort Lee, keep the
car until the fine was paid and hold
the girl until called for by her mother
When the party arrived in Fort Lee
after zigzag trip on Anderson ave-
nue., friend of young Friedman as
sisted him with the fine and he was
released along with Casey. Up to
nine o'clock Monday morning the
girls mother had not put in an ap-
pearance and she was allowed to find
her own way home, after spending
the night at Mrs. Binders house in
Fort Lee, as a matter of common
courtesey, there being no matron at
the headquarters.