Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
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MISS SLOAN FA|NTS
,.o,,,.r Ardmors osbutants %
Under Care Of Physician
Since Accident
/ OTHERS HURT IN MIsHAPs

.,,. r,esnor p. sloan: daughter OF
.. s and Mrs. Barrows Sloan. mn, s
r...t - road, Ardmore' ran over s. .aa
v .r,.s , twelve year .old boy last nisnt
rA;ls .,%s driving her car in Ardmere. Lns
VIA ...,dent occurred in front OF the plant
- the Autocar Company. .. q,
,,,s. % Sloan is today in a state OF
..i,.rs. - at her home, and her physician
.".,,. e".y, ,be will he confined to her bed
..,srsl .. days. She is denied oil visitors.
' ~. how. Joseph Small. Of 21 Cricket
.,rr,ce, Ardmore, dartcd from oen,na .,'
% ..,,ct directly in the path of Miss
$50. machine and, although she
s s~m.d IN the brakes. she was not able
nreyent hitting him.. l..
70 prsrently unhurt, the lad rose to
a., r. as Miss Sloan and q chauteur
~ bMM.t,sS S from the car to aid him. Inc
@ "wslted A few steps and fell dead;
o"rI,sneously q" Miss Sloan. hysterica!
sI@ .u,crine from shock, swooned, anu
ano sud the boy were taken to the dis
~ .s..srv ~ Of the Autocar Company.
POpulor UoOutSAto
M,s Sloan IL eighteen years old, an
.Si.es and considered an expert motor
sm'eSu1 usr father is vice president OF the
r...rsi Refractories Company, manu- .
~rrsrs Of firebricks, with ofnces at
imS Chestnut street. Governor Sproul
~ os.~,.sident Of the company ana main :
! Philadeiphia Office In the coin'
e.ns,s headquarters. She has . sister,
ancss B. Sloan, a student ut West
.. She is one Of the most popular
mh.rs Of the younger set and made
~ Jshnt at a large tea given October
n At Orchard Hill, the home OF her
fsmss 7. Donaghy, captain of police
u Wer;on Township. said the accident
w. snnarently unavoidable, but that al
: ."nn rs Miss Sloan's condition permiti
sSs will be arraigned before a magis'
W" Two other boys were injured, and I
~nman and a man were run over IN
stber automobile mishaps yesterday.
Car Demolished; Child Saved
The life OF a nine. year. old boy wat
:. ,.ved through the presence Of mind o.
= motorist last evening, when Cyr
M,hre. twenty-five years old, 422
pscbln street, Roxborough, swerved ht'
csr upon the pavement, knocking dowr
ssversl awning poles and demolishinl
his machine, but only slightly injurini
: child who had run directly into th'
. nath Of the automobile.
The child, John Toomey, 2340 Har'
ian street, was taken to the North
vrstern General Hospital, where 1t wal
iound that he had escaped with bruises
! oi the legs and body. Mahre was ar
rested. wac
arrested last night by the police Of th'
HlYty first and Thompson streets sta
tion after his car collided with q hors'
and cart owned by Thomas Lee, con
tractor. The horse was so badly In
jured that it was killed.
Boys Leg Broken
William Davis. FIVE years old, 283.
Wilder street, was struck by an auto
: mobile driven by Peter Glass. 303.
Mercer street. yesterday afternoon, q
Twenty third and Wilder streets. Th
injured boy was taken to st. Agnes
Hospital suffering from serious cuts o
the scalp and fractured right leg
Glass was arrested.
Mrs. Catharine O'Halloran. fifty on
years old. 1411 North Twentietl
street, was hit by an auto when cross
Ing Ridge avenue at Master street
early last evening. Samuel p. Kauffcr
?l24 Ridge avenue. driver of the ma
chine, took the injured woman to th
, Women's Hospital. She has fracture
right leg, body bruises and a spraine
left wrist. Kauffer surrendered to tn
police.
At a hearing before Magistrut
Roberts today he was held in $500 bal
for q further hearing on April 10.
Angelo Russo. 574S Pearl street, va
treated at the West Philadelphi
Homeopathic Hospital last night 70
bruises Of the body received whe
knocked down by an auto at Fifty
ninth and Filbert streets. The drive
=. Of the car. Edward Farneet, Marke
street above Fifty seventh, was ar
vested.