New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

fnp storm broke. One man, VINO was ont
With his wife and two little children,
became 50 excited that he threw the
children overheard. His wife jumped
over after them. Then the father,
realizing what be had done. lesped IN
also. None of them could swim. Boat
men rescued them.
Along University and Underclif
avenues in the Bronx scores Of trees
we're uprooted. while branches we're
stripped from hundreds. The roof was
torn from the home Of John karl on
University Avenue. near highbridge'
ard damage estimated az $4,000 dore
20 the interior OF the home. which was
the repository FOR many historic ar
ticles and documents. The house was
built In 1870 and rs owner conducted
An amusement park at HighbTidRc fifty
ears ago. Mrs Elizabeth KArl was
Slightly hurt by falling plaster.
The storm Is held responsible Tor
the death OF Jack Lowcnthal, Of 90
East 1884 Street. who was washed
beneath raft while swimming IN the
East River az Ninetieth Street HIS
body did not come 20 the surface.
The wind tore a lifeboat from Us
Savits on the fcrryboat hilcegard' az
i5sth Street and the Hudson River, as
the boat was bringing a crowd OF ef-
cursionists back from Interstate fark'
The boat fell upon those on the lower
deck. injuring ten. The only one VINO
was sent 70 hospital was sidney
Jacobs. fourteen years old. Of 263 last
Sevcn'v.ffth Street. His left eye was
cut and ne may have fracture Of the
skull. he was taken 10 Columbus Hos
pital.
Three men and woman were
rescued from drowning IN the last
River between College Point ard Clas-
son Point during The storm hy Folice
sergeant Michael McDermott and the
crew OF the ferrybo4t Harlem. OF the
COLLEGE Point line. The launch iT which
.hev we're Messengers Was overturned.
The four were thrown into the wafer.
They gave their names ae samuel
Kapian. forty-fve years Old o. o. West
18th Street. Manhattan; James New
nan. forty.four. u II West Lightly
9TH Street. Manhattan; Irene Ncvman.
= the same address. and Solomon
levy. forty-one, Of 1911 S. Nicholas
Avenue, New York City.
Hauled Aboard Ferry
The four we're In q motorboat owned
~ the Lone Star Boat Club, 1880
street. the Bronx. The launch was ~
charge Of James Newman and was oH
tiasson Point when the storm broke.
About the same time the ferry ooat
Harlem was crossing the river 10 Col
eye Point The launch passed close
% the ferryboat and was caught IN the
wash and went over.
Sergeant McDermott was nearby IN
p police launch and. blowing the siren
managed 20 attract the attention OF the
crew OF the ferrybOat That boat was
TONED and backed 20 the spot where
the four were struggling in the water.
The crew and the police sergeant man
aged 70 get them aboard the ferry and
hey were taken 20 College Point where
medical aid was given them.
when the storm had subsided they
returned 10 their homes.
Jacob Giezler, Of 3l7 West l24th
Street, was drowned when rowboot
was capsized by q squan M the sound
~ Old Ferry Point, City Island. HIS
companion, Jacob Breiner. O 049 Wash
,ngtou Avenue. was rescued b. q man
n pier. who managed 20 reach Rim
with line.
Seek Lost Children
Scores OF trees IN Central Park were
uprooted or blown over b. the sto-in,
"a large number OF them falling across
vehicular roads. Red lights were put
ON them and the Fire Department Was
notified the tranverse road az Seveaty
ninth street was tied up.
No accidents 20 persons were re-
ported in the park as resri. CT nc
storm. Whca 10 started. large nun
her of women and children took shc''
Ter in the East SiXty-scTenth stree
rolce station, several OF sac "ome..
Logging Lieutenant John Nard 20 nm.
their missing children. Fatro.mcn
we're sent out and al tAc missing
ctildrcn found
1000 young trees placed iH the. PARK
his spring have been uproo'ed ana
killed
Twenty Zee. from the Fifth Avenue
eide of the transverse road arc TWO
lsrge maple trees, tye feet in eircum-
ference and .hir;y feet high. They
we're blown over, blocking the roacs.
Police stationed watchmcn az eacn END
~ the transverse road 90 cetour trat.
C. Center Drive, West Drive and
rsddy's Walk also were blocked.
Ten Horses Die in Fire
Dozens Of persons were victims Of
minor accidents resulting from the
n torn, being struck by falling limbs
iricks or fragments Of glas or being
y hooked by coming IN contact with
,larCed wires.
Plate GLASS windows we're smashed
fr the United Cigar Store at 5i5 Sew
cnth Avenue. the c. & /. Greenbcrl
Clothing Company, 456 Eighth Avenue
iurscr Brothers silk store. at ll5'
Broadway; the Atlantic and Pacific Ics
Company store at 1858 Park Avenue
ne United Cigar Store at 50i Fiji
avenue. the n. & y. Mems Clothing
store. az II East Forty stree
nd Edward Diamonds printing shop
"A ~ Lexington Avenue.
Lightning struck two barns owned By
,dam Kline, on the Black Stump road
Iiuehing. Ten horses in one Of th'
barns wero burned 90 death when tho
hui.ding took fire, and il spread % The
econd barn. The loss is estimated al
about $4,000
Mrs. H'da u. Dunlan. sixty years
DID, o. 740 Edison Avenue, the Bronx
was seated in her bungalow a. that ad-
dress when the storm broke. The
house was overturned and she was
buried in the wreckage. Ncighbors
went 90 her assistance and dragged her
from the ruins She was attended by
Dr. Ksplan, OF Lincoln Hospital. Tor
'acerations, cortusions and shock and
taken 20 the home Of relatives.
Two persons were killed by falling
free az Mundy's Lane and Pitman Ave
aue, the Bronx. They were Concetti
Pasiataso. Of 262 West Sixth Street
Mount Vernon, and his son, Anthony
ten years old.
tree roa~ pirin0 port Club in