The New York herald., 1922-02-13
MOTORIST IS KILLED
UNDER TROLLEY CAR
Woman Loses Life as Motor
Truck Skids-Wedding
Party in Collision.

| An automobile driven by Stephen G..
Mirosy of 253 Seventy-third street.
Brooklyn. struck a Second avenue troll
! ley car at Worth and Lafayette streets
last night at 10 o'clock. Joseph Bebo
of 10 Marne street, Newark. in the back
| seat of the automobile. was thrown
| from the motor and dragged several
| feet under the wheels of the trolley car
| before it could be stopped.
| He was taken to Volunteer Hospital,
| where he died. half an hour later from
O. fractured skull His wife and his
| stepdaughter. Miss Tessie rinter of 137
Shepard street. Newark. were with him
| in the automobile. but were not hurt.
| Miss Gussie Cohen, ~, of 247 East
| Seventy-seventh street. was killed early
yesterday morning when an automobile
truck Knocked her down at Second ave-
nue. and Sixty y-seventh street. Two other
girls who were with her. Miss Selma
Schmetzer, 20, of 800 East Seventy
eighth street. and Miss Ethel Dumbosky,
81, of 244 East Seventy-seventA street,
were injured. but were able to go home
after they had been attended by DR..
Brodslky Of Flower Hospital.
The police said that the automobile
truck, which was driven by James c. Ho-
gan OF 748 Ninth avenue, and owned by
the Department Of Street Cleaning, was
going south in Second avenue, and
turned out to avoid a northbourd sur
face car. The truck sllidded and struck
| the three girls, who were waiting on
| the sidewalk for a street car. In York
| VILE court Magistrate Francis y. Nc
Quade held Hogan in $1,000 bail On a
technical charge Of homicide. fo- further
examination on Wednesday.
Kenneth Campbell, "a years old, Of l?i
Bradhurst avenue. alighted from troll
ley car at Eighth avenue and 151st
street and was struck by an autom ,bile
while trying to cross the street. He
was sent to Harlem Hospital. where he
| is suffering from internal injuries and
possible fracture of the skull.
| Moe Isenberg Of 1122 Bainbridge ave-
nue., Brooklyn, tried to turn his automo-
bile to avoid hitting Joseph Howe of 500
| Audubon avenue early yesterday morn
| ing and ran the machine into an cle-
waited railroad pillar at Broadway ard
| 130th street. The car bounded back
and struck Howe. who, with Isenberg,
was sent to KnickerboclSer Hospital.
One OF Isenberg's ribs was broken. Howe
was badly bruised and cut.
| Thomas Nolan. 9 years old, suffered a
IT3Cture Oh tue leIt reg carry yeStSIdfJ
when he was struck by an automobile
at Ritter and Prospect avenues, The
Bronx. He was taken to Fordham Hos
ptal. The car was operated by Louise
Bergowitz of go Prospect avenue, The
Bronx.
| An automobile in which Mortimer
Block Of $50 Madison street. Brooklyn.
| was hauling the wedding party of Jock
S. Diamond OF 1853 West Thirtieth
street. Coney Island. and Miss Hanrietta
| Greenburg of 4241 Third avenue. The
Bronx. slSidded and struck an elevated
| railroad pillar at 174th street and Third
avenue last night. Miss Greenburg was
cut on the jaw, requiring four stitches
and her father, Herman, was cut on the
head. After surgeons had attended
them the party proceeded TO the Temple
Adath Israel, In The Bronx, where the
wedding was solemnized.