New-York tribune., 1920-07-05

none of them would 60 to hospital.
They were Frank Campbell, of II
Prospect Place, Brook lyn, who had a
broken rib Pauline kass, Of 392 South
Fifth Street: Katherine McHenry, of
20 Ellcry Street; Mary Callison. of 166
Palmetto Street. and Mrs. Margaret
Donlin. of S4 Rogers Avenue, all Of
whom were suffering from shock and
bruises. All of the injured live in
Brooklyn.
Traffic Guard Killed
Christopher Lehrshauscn, traffic
guard of the Long Island Railroad at
Manhattan Crossing. found the holiday
crowds SO impatient that they con-
stantly thrust their front ranks for
ward on to the tracks needless of
speeding trains. In his frantic en-
deavor to straighten out dangerous
bulge in the crowd before an approach
ing train could shear it off, Lehr-
shauscn stumbled.
The train was upon him before he
could regain his feet and he was killed.
He was fiftytwo years old and lived
at sol Onderdonk Avenue, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Eva Seigle, sixty-seven years
old, was killed by an automobile owned
and operated by William Colovoff, at
FIRST Avenue and Second Street. James
Costello, the siN-year- old son of pa
trolman, living at 47S Vandervoort
Avenue, Brooklyn. was killed by an
automobile at Morgan and Johnson
avenues, Brooklyn. Frank St. Mauro,
of 73 Kingsland Avenue, Brooklyn,
driver of the car, was arrested.
An automobile owned and operated
by Michael Rothheisch. of 564 Essex
Street, Brooklyn, hit car owned and
operated by Hodgen NJ. Love. of Irving
ton. N. Y, at Madison Avenue and
Sixty-first Street. Mrs. Rothf1eisch's S
right shoulder and wrist were broken
and she was taken to Presbyterian
Hospital. The other occupants of the
cars escaped with minor injuries.
Taxicab in Collision
Sidney Lang, of 6S6 Beck Street, the
Bronx, suffered a fracture of the left
ankle when his automobile hit taxi
cab at First Avenue and 103d Street.
He received medical attention and went
home. Philip Donschik. six years old,
of 142 Madison Avenue, was hit by an
automobile at fremont Avenue and
Eastern Boulevard. the Bronx. He was
badly bruised and was taken to Ford
ham Hospital. Constance RAM, of 3l2
East 15lst Street. the Bronx, owner and
driver Of the car, was arrested.
touring car owned by Samuel Kup-
perman, Of 575 West lS0th Street, was
sldeswlped by small car used for
milk delivery by Herman Fondiller. a
farmer, in Anderson Street, Hackken-
sack, carly yesterday morning. The
touring car was wrecked and all of it's
SIX occupants injured. Fondi!lcr did
not even spill his milk in the smash.
Mr.. Kupperman and his wife are
thought to be jured internally. Mrs.
Raw Strasber., OF 361 Bronx Street the
Bronx; Louis Rubin, of 1878 Monroe
Street, Brooklyn; Louis Garshar. of
the same address. and Chester Kupper-
man, four years old, all received cuts
and bruises. All of them were taken
to Hackensack Hospital.
Jessie Wolff, ten years old, of 1919
by an automobile owned and driven by
Henry Myers, of 85l Manida Street
the Bronx, at Longwood Avenue, near
Southern Boulevard. She was taken
to Lincoln Hospital suffering from con
cussion of the brain.
Others Hit by Autos
Gertrude II. Eisenhauer, of 654 East
165th Street, the Bronx, rot bruise
on her right arm by being hit by an
automobile oil City Island Road near
Shore Road, the Bronx. She went home,
John Feruldi. five years old, of 1914
First Avenue, was hit by an automo'
bile in front of his home and was
taken to Reception Hospital. Henry
Swarts, of 525 West 13Sth Street, was
Knocked down and bruised by an au-
tomobilc. Mary Scarperia, of 139 Noll
Street Brooklyn, was hit by an auto
mobile at 125th Street and Third Ave
nue. and taken to Harlem Hospital.
Bessie Doeny, fourteen years old. of
$50 Union Avenue, the Bronx, was driv-
ing her fathers car in Brown Place
1he bronX, under the supervision of
her father, Sigmund, and his chauf-
feur, Gustave Grimshaw, when rear
tire slipped. The car got out of CON
troll and crashed through the door of
a drug store at 492 East lS8th Street
Mr.. Doeny escaped injury but the girl,
the chauffeur and Frederick Schmutts
the pharmacist whose shop was in
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