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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-29
In Frisco Hospital

In Frisco Hospital q.
W. II. Barhges, a local employee
in the railroad hospital at San Fran
cisco where he will undergo an oper-
alton.
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Leaves For Salem

Leaves For Salem
Mrs. Anna Kent and daughter,
Lois, left this morning by automo-
bic for Salem, where they will visit
relatives and friends. Mrs. Kent
and daughter expect to return In
about two weeks.
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Returns From OH Fields
c. V. Loosely, who has been
spending the past month In the
Montana oil fields, has returned to
Ashland He is optimistic over the
cat Creek field.
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Picnic PuntpOned-

The Wednesday afternoon club pic
mic which was TO have been held
tomorrow at the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. Webster near Talent has been
postponed Indefinitely.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-29

Pasadena. Calf, were given a fare
we'll picnic party by about seventy
friends Saturday afternoon in Lithi:
Park. Mr.. Slingerland, who was for
merly secretary and treasurer OF the
Carson Fowler Lumber Company, has
disposed of his business interests in
this city and intends 10 make his
home in the vicinity of Pasadena
Mr.. and Mrs. Slingerland are accom-
panied by their daughters Theta and
Anice.
Visiting at Montague
Mrs. F.. F. Smith is spending a
week visiting with friends at Monta-
que. Calf.
Portland Visitor
On her way to Portland from Palo
Alto, Cal, Mrs. Susie Neil was 4 brief
visitor here last week with unerous
relatives and friends.
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Return After Home Hunt
Thos. Hill and family who left
Ashland May 25th for California,
looking up a location, returned yes
terday well satisfied that Ashland is
a very good place after all.
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Klamath Falls VisitOs--
Mr.. and Mrs. John Enders, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobs, father and mother Of
Mrs. Enders, were weed-end visitors
from klamath Fallas.
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Improve Playground
A sand pit, volley and cr0que:
grounds are among the latest i'm
prOvements installed at the child
rens playground in Lithia park dur
ing the past week.
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DR.. Bulgin on Vacation
DR.. Bulgin left this morning for
Diamond Lake near klamath Falls
for a hunting and fishing trip His
vacation is for the purpose OF rest
ing up after the evangelstc cam
paign concluded in this city Sum-
day.
From Spokane, Wash
Rlctor Frockberg, of Spokane,
Wash. has taken position as tailor
at Orres' Tailor shop on Main street
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Good Fishing at Hellgate-
J. II. Hughes, Claude Saunders
and G. NJ. Lewis caught a good mess
OF fish yesterday at Hellgate beyond
Grants Pass.
DIR. ". Il. Blake at Corvallis
DR.. w. E. Blake and family are
rusticating on ranch In the vicinity
of Corvallis, almost persuaded TO ex
tend the outing to the seaside Ut New
port before returning home.
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Entertain Elks Ladies'
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Wiltshire
entertained the Elks Ladies Thurs
day with card party at their club
room in the Elks Temple. Mrs. A.
e.. Briggs made the high score at
Bridge and Mr.. p. T. Ahlshrom car
ried off the honors in 500. The party
was the last to be held this summer
by he Elks Ladies'.
In Frisco Hospital d.
W. II. Barhges, local employee
in the railroad hospital at San Fran
cisco where he will undergo an oper-
alton.
Open Dining Room
Mesdames p n. Butcher and c.
NJ. LaVine have announced their in
teni0n OF opening a dining room in
the Hotel Bell, Fourth street, June
2Sth. They will specialize in "eats
like mother used 10 make"
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Visit At klamath Falls
Mrs. II. G. Mccarthy and little son
are at klamath Falls visiting rela-
tivss.
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Picnic PontpOned-
The Wednesday afternoon club pic
mic which was TO have been held
tomorrow al the home OF DR.. and
Mrs, Webster near Talent has been
postponed indefinitely.
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Fisherman Acquires Rep
With the landing of two salmon
trout. twelve inch and sixteen inch.
Yesterday by William Paul while fish
ing in Bear Creek. he is said. BY
Henry Sphlacke. OF he Army Goods
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Open Dining Room

Mesdames p N. Butcher and C..
NJ. LaVine have announced their in
teniOn OF opening dining room in
the Hotel Bell, Fourth street, June
2Sth. They will specialize in "eats
like mother used 10 make"
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Epworth League Convention
In addition TO the Normal school
now in session here. an Oregon con-
ference OF Epworth League Institutes
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DIR. Bulgin on Vacation

DR.. Bulgin left this morning for
Diamond Lake near klamath Falls
for hunting and fishing trip. His
vacation is for the purpose OF rest
ing up after the evangelistic cam
paign concluded in this city Sum-
day.
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Fisherman Acquires Rep

With the landing of two salmon
trout, twelve inch and sixteen inch.
Yesterday by William Paul while fish
ing In Bear Greek. he is said. by
Henry Spulacke. OF he Army Goods
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Portland Visitor

tHtntHu tiSitf-
L. N. Brainerd, of Portland, stop
ped in Ashland yesterday morning
on his way to klamath Falls.
ON VACATION TRIP"
G.. A. Sheldon and .amily will
leave soon by auto for en- extended
trip to the north
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JOE TABOR AT WEED, CAL.-
In the Fourth of July celebration
at Weed, Cal, under the auspices OF
the American Legion, Joe Taber,
who appeared in this city last win
ter will appear against French
King. Taber Is a deaf mute and was
befriended by a number of Ashland
pedple when in rough waters.
SEATTLE VISITOR
Mr., and Mrs. r. A. Wilson and two
sons of Seattle. arrived in the city
this morning enroute to Los An
sSeles, where Mr.. Wilson will take
some pictures. in connection with
the U. s. Marine corps publicity,
Mr.. Wilson holds tho running re-
cord between Seattle and New York
(55) days. and is the winner OF the
world championship helt for run
ming endurance.
Weather for the Week
Generally fair weather with the
temperature normal or slightly above
Is predicted his week by weather
bureau. Washington, d. C.
Epworth League Convention
In addition TO the Normal school
now in session here. an Oregon con-
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DIR. W. Il. Blake nj Corvallis

DR.. w. +. Blake and family are
rusticating on q ranch In the vicinity
of Corvallis, almost persuaded TO ex
tend the outing to the seaside st New
port before returning home.
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Klamath Falls NisitOs-

Mr.. and Mrs. John Enders, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobs, father and mother Of
Mrs. Enders were weed-end visitors
from klamath Fallas.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-29

A sand pit, volley and cr0que.
grounds are among the latest i'm
provements installed at the child
ren's playground in Lithia park dur
ing the past week.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-29
From Spokane, Wash

RlctOr Frockberg, of Spokane,
Wash, has taken a position as tailor
at 0rres' Tailor shop on Main street
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Good Fishing ut Hellgate-

J. II. Hughes, Claude Saunders
and G. NJ. Lewis caught a good mess
OF fish yesterday at Hellgate beyond
Grants Pass.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-29

Visit At klamath Falls
Mrs. II. G. Mccarthy and little son
are at klamath Falls visiting rela-
tivss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
R K ON CATHOLIC
CHARITIES DRIVE FUND

[By Evening New STAFF Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE. April 2S-Work-
ers in the parish of the Church of
Our Lady Help of Christians for
funds in the Catholic charities drive
are receiving great announcement in
the collections here being made from
house to house. Rev. Francis Y.
Doyle, assistant pastor of the church,
is in charge of the drive here and
receives the report of the collectors
each night. Those working here are
Mrs. William Hennessey, Mrs.
Thomas Marshall, Mrs. James Clark,
Mrs. b. Okesen, Miss Louise Piroth,
Miss Agnes Ford, Miss Genevieve
Ford, Miss Anna Taylor, Miss Marie
Barisch, Miss Antoinette Narciso,
Misses Marie and Rose Nelson, Miss
Alice Lee, Miss Lillian Connery, Miss
Helen Brennan Miss Margaret
Hughes, Mrs. Henry Sto~lzenthaler,
William j.. Dempsey, Frank Mean
drews, John Hughes, George Bren-
nan and John Ryan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
ROOSEVELT

The new fire alarm system of the
Liebig Works was officially tested
today when a fire drill was called
under the supervision of Master Me-
chanic Albert Smith and Chief Engi-
neer Elmer Osborne. Several local
tiremen were present.
Frank Born is a New Brunswick
visitor today.
Timothy Nevill and a party of
friends left yesterday for a fishing
trip on the Delaware river.
Edward j. Coughlin is a New
Brunswick visitor today.
The Ladies Auxiliary Elks have
decided to hold a euchre and dance
In Dalton's auditorium on May 10.
+. Is. Harrington vas a New York
visitor last night.
Mrs. Harry S. Abrams has return
ed home from a visit in New York.
Morris f. Roses. of New York,
was a borough visitor yesterday.
Valentine Gleckner and Martin
Rock left for Asbury Park yesterday
where they will attend the annual
state convention of the Woodmen of
the World.
John Ruegg was a New Brunswick
visitor yesterday.
A big delegation of applicants for
citizenship papers left for New
Brunswick today.
Charles Ohlott has purchased a
new automobile.
The Ladies Democratic organiza-
ton will meet at the temporary
headquarters tonight at which time
final arrangements will be made for
the euchre and dance next Thursday
night.
A collision between two automo-
biles occurred this morning at the
corner of West and Cook avenues.
Ole of the machines was driven by
S. Dombroski, a local baker. and the
other by Louis Schwartz. 1t is said
that both drivers were at fault. The
machines were slightly damaged. No
one was injured.
The Girls Welfare Club will hold a
dance tomorrow night in Dalton's
auditorium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
GOT THIN. NERVOUS, TIRED
Her Br~other-in-Law, a Doctor. said Sh,
Was Anemic, and Advised repto-
Mangan

Here is a story of a strong, vigorous
mother who never knew what ill-health
was. But three years ago her two little
boys got into the habit of being sick.
Six months of care and worry were too
much for her and brought to light the
fact, that, with all her apparent vigor,
she really was anemic. She lost flesh,
couldn't sleep well and got nervous.
Then the doctor cher brothcr-in-law)
prescribed Pepto-Mangan.
She said: Fred explained n lot about
the special sort OF iron -contcnt in Pepto-
Mangan. and a lot of other things that |
don't understand. but what | do under
stand is that a bottle of ManEan is
always going to he In my medicine closet
as long as I live. Whatever 1t contains.
I don't know or care, but l do know that
it builds me up when ! get run down, and
that's enough for me"
GUIDES Pepto-Mangan is an absolutely
dependable red-blood builder in all con-
ditions of lowered vitality not due to SER
ious disease of the vital organs. 1t i'm
proves the appetite, imparts color to the
cheeks and creates new hope and ambi-
ton in those who have become pale, weak
and listlcss. Physicians recommend
GUIDES Mangan. When you order,
be sure the word Guides is on the pack
age. Without Guides" It Is not Pepto-
Mangan. Furnished in both liquid and
tablet form. For sale by all druggists
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
STATEN ISLAND SOCIAL
SERVICE GIVES REPORT

TBy Evening News Stan Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, April 2S:-The
Staten Island Social Service in a re-
port just made public has a record
of 179 active cases on hand that are
receiving personal attention for the
'past month. This organization is
carrying on welfare work in the bor-
ough of Richmond among families
needing organized assistance. An
explanation made by the head of the
working force of the local organiza-
ton shows a list of cases ranging
through an amazing sphere covering
all portions of the island and dealing
with persons in all circumstances.
Of the list of cases shown on the
monthly report, 165 were old mat
ters that had been held over from
the month before. Fourteen were
new applications for aid that had
been received and were receiving at
.ention from the Office or visiting
force. In these cases 1t was shown
Beventy-three individual problems
had been presented to the social
service for solution, each n a priv
ate worry of some individual of the
family who had called on the organ
lzation for assistance and had been
answered.
Paris S. Russell, Of New Brighton,
Is the president of the society and
Ira j. Horton, cashier of the Totem
Vile National Bank, is n of the
vice presidents of the organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
JAM ESBURG

All members of the Odd Fellows
desiring to take the journey to
Camden on Saturday afternoon to
witness the demonstration of the
lodge b the Camden armOry arc
urged to send their name to COndit
NJ. Dawson, who will make r%eserva-
tions on the special train to leave
Monmouth Junction at SIT stand
ard time.
Mechanics Home Council did not
hold a meeting on Tuesday night.
This was so very unusual for that
society that a note is not amiss of
the fact and its but the second time
such an event has occurred in near
ly thirty years Of their existence.
Frank Hersche. the local tailor,
is one of the proudest men in
Jamesburg and the reason is clear.
He received his final examination
that qualities him as an American
citizen, on Tuesday at the session
of the naturalization court at New
Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell,
OF Newark, have been visiting at
Prince Bay this week.
Mrs. Guyon Eddy was a visitor in
Perth Amboy yesterday afternoon.
HRS. Ernest Lenior visited Mrs.
William Clark in Tottenville yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer have
been spending their honeymoon at
Washington, ID. G.
Miss Marie Schnackenberg is able
to be put gain after a recent ILL
ness.
Rev. William Bird and the new
pastor of St, Marks church and his
family will be rendered a reception
at the church tomorrow night by
the members of the church and con-
CrecafiOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
REBUILDING 0F
ISLAND ROADS
Million Dollars Being Spent in
Richmond by City This
Year on Highways.

fBy Evening News stan Correspondence
TOTTENVILLE, April 2S-Re-
building of highways of the borough
of Richmond will cost the city of
New York this year, it is estimated
In the neighborhood of a million
dollars when everything is complet-
ed. This is all being accomplished
under the guidance of Borough
President Calvin ID. Van Name in
securing the funds from the Board
of Estimate and Apportionment of
the city. The rebuilding of Ar
thur Kill road, alone from Totem
willie to Richmond, for the three
contracts is S711,934. Then another
contract was let for the extension
of this ~thoroughfare from Rich
mond to the Amboy road. New Dorp
for another 100000. This ten and
a half miles of roadway will be laid
with a reinforced concrete, thirty
feet wide and eight inches thick.
The work on the Arthur Kill road is
progressing rapidly and it is expect
in the time specified in the contracts
in the time specified n the contracts.
The old macadam is being plough
ed up and that will be used for re-
building wings two feet on each
side of the new pavement.
oH IlOSL VI TIE IOduS bGl1lS re-
built by the highway department
under the direction of Commissioner
Bailey an asphalt %surfacing is being
done. A large portion of this work
will create an area in Rosebank of
entire asphalt streets, In New
Brighton it has been planned to put
an asphalt pavement on several
streets. Stretches of the Ambov
read at Eltingville and at Pleasant
Plains near the railroad crossing
also will be treated. One thousand
yards of the Richmond road be-
tween Dongan Hills and New Dorp
also is on the list for the improve
meLt. Sections of Clifton to-
sether with other smaller patches
will be done in different parts of the
borough. The Southfield boulevard
at Eltingville and Great Kills will
be r~esurfaced. When all of this
work is finished the borough of
Richmond will practically be a net
work of concrete and asphalt
pavements. This does not include
the work of extending the South
field boulevard which will be done
as soon as the contracts are let in
accordance with the bill passed by
the legislature just closed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
TOTTENVILLE

Mrs. John r. Frerichs and son,
William, are at Calvin. Va, for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. William
Eberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. MacCallum, of
Bentley street, ere entertaining the
formers sister, Mrs. Ada Tobias, OF
Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Herbert Van LEV, of New
Brunswick, has returned home after
a visit with relatives. .
Alex Kopetshiny and daughters, of
Jersey City. were at their summer
home at the foot of Page avenue
over the weekend.
Miss Maude Fl. Sure, of Brooklyn,
visited her sister here on Tuesday.
Wesley Clarkson. of Yetman ave
nue.. has been home on a two weeks
vacation.
Patrolman George Storer, who has
been driving the police motorcycle
side car for the Sixtieth precinct,
has been assigned to clerical duty at
the station house and Motorcycle
Patrolman Arthur F. Romer has
been put in his place.
BENJAMIN Levenson, of Pill Main
street, was served with a summons
yesterday by Patrolman Newman for
obstructing the sidewalk with an au-
tomoblle.
The Tottenville Girls Literary Club
will give the play, THE Six Who
Pass While the Lentils Boil at the
public library tomorrow night at
7:45 o'clock.
An important meeting of Welcome
Council, Daughters of America, is
scheduled for tonight at Odd Fell
.ows' hall.
The Young Mems Business Club
will meet tonight at their clubhouse
in Sleight emu
A luncheon for the benefit of the
parish house fund of st. Stephens
Episcopal church was held at the
home of Mrs. William A.. Brown.
johnson avenue, yesterday. under
the auspices of the sewing circle of
which Mrs. Brown is the chairman.
Mrs. Wilmot Chapman and Mrs.
George Hoehn assisted at the lunch
con, which was served to twenty
people.
The interior of the Palace theatre
is being redecorated and renovated
throughout. Archibald Wilburn has
the contract for the work which is
being done this week. The place is
presenting a marked difference in
appearance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
KEYPORT THOUGHT CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL RECEPTION

KEYPORT. April 2S.-The elev-
enth annual reception of the Thought
Club held Tuesday night at the Man
sion House was attended by twenty
nine members and guests and proved
to be one of the most delightful at
fairs ever given by the club. At
Sis O'Clock the guests were seated
at beautifully decorated tables and
served with an elaborate dinner un-
der the supervision of Miss Lake.
Miss Annie l.. Tilton, chairman of
the committee was assisted by
Mrs. William +. Eckhart, Mrs.
Charles V. Kruser and Mrs. Roland
c. Dey. Miss TiIton was POSTMASTER
and remarks were made by the var.
ious members and an after-dinner
speech by the president. Mrs. Fred
c. ogden. Following the banquet
the guests enjoyed a social time In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
WOMEN POLICE COLLECT
IN TAG DAY DRIVE

TBy Evening News Stan Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, April 2S-Wo-
men Police Reserves of the four po-
lice precincts of the borough of
Richmond, under Major Sarah
Neidlinger, are today taking part
in the Tag Day drive conducted by
the mayors committee of women
for the milk fund for babies of New
York, Major Neidlinger with a num-
Der of women of her command, went
to Manhattan last night, where they
secured the collection boxes and
buttons at the Women's precinct
station in West 37th street to be
used in the collection today during
the circus parade and at the various
theatres around the city. Captain
Emily Hoehn of the Women's Re-
serve of the Tottenville precinct
was in Manhattan last night and
will do some of the collecting here
for the milk fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
OWNER FINED IN COURT
PERMITTING SPEEDING

fBy Evening New. star Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, April 2S-Seven
speeders fone an owner, charged
with permitting his chauffeur to
speed were hailed by Motorcycle Pa
trolman Gescheidt before Magis-
trate Croak in the first district court
yesterday. All were fined SIS, in
GLIDING the n They were Ben
jiamin Greenberg. of 1886 LeXing-
ton avenue Manhattan; Edward
Kelly. 554 Putnam avenue, Brook
lyn; Morris Sager, oil Simpson
street, the Bronx; Paul Longua,
100 Prospect place, West Brook
Ign; Samuel Dublin, 403 Division
street, Perth Amboy: John Hop
wood, 30 Toledo street, Elmhurst.
and Paul Longua, 100 Prospect
place, West Brooklyn. The latter
was the owner permitting his SON.
who was the chauffeur, for speeding
at the rate Of thirty-seven miles an
hour in Amboy road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
HOPELAWN

Miss A. Andrews of Jersey City
Heights. is visiting her aunt Mrs
John Hines.
Mrs. John Hines, her daughters,
Grace and Katherine. and her son
Harry, spent Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. j. Gallagher. of Brooklyn.
Miss A. Fraser, supervisor of must
cal instruction, inspected the work
in the local school, Wednesday.
John Thompson, truant officer of
Woodbridge, was in town on We'd
nesday.
Supervising Principal John II
Love. visited the school on Tuesday.
Miss Ida O~menhiser, of the school
faculty, attended a conference Of
second grade teachers at Woodbridge
on Wednesday.
Miss r. Conway, the school nurse,
was here yesterday.
A dance will be held by the men,
bers of the faculty of the school on
Friday night, May 20, in the audi
forum of the Fords school, for the
purpose of raising funds for the pur-
chase of a motion picture machine.
The support and cooperation of the
parents of the district is earnestly
requested in the disposal of tickets,
which will be thirty-five cents. Ex-
cellent music will be provided and
a good time is assured all who attend
the affair. Committees on decora
tons. tickets, refreshments and
music are composed of Catherine
Waters, Ida Omenhiscr, Marie Wal
Lace Mary V. Sullivan, Rose Fee,
Marie Demarest and Mary Fee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
HELD FOR ROBBERY
AT WOODBRIDGE

TBy Evening News STAFF Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, April rs
Charged with breaking and entering
three factories in Woodbridge town
ship on April "a, George Melak, of
Woodbridge, was committed to the
county Jail today to await trial.
The factories entered are the Ma
tional Fireprooing Company, the
Raritan Hollow Tile Company and
the 'Ca%rborundum Company, tools
and office supplies valued at $36
being stolen. Melak has admitted
the robheries and will plead guilty
al his trial tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-28
AUTO RUNS AWAY AND
HURTS ORGAN GRINDER

fBy Evening News star Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, April 2S.-An
organ grinder and three children
We're so badly hurt yesterday after
noon when an automobile standing
with brakes loose started down a
Hill in New Brighton. without a
driver. The machine dashed into
a crowd of children dancing around
a hand organ a block away. Or
modio Capra, the organ grinder. was
taken to the Staten Island Hospital
said to be suffering with a broken
leg. Charles Steger, of West New
Brighton, was served with a sum
mons to ppear in court for leaving
his machine without the brakes set.
Me had left the machine at the top
hf the hill.