New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
a Killed, Many
Hurt,Holiday's
Toll of Autos
4Year.Old Boy Crushed by
Truck, Whose Chauffeur
Moves On and Says He Did
Not Know of Accident
3 Hurt in Overturned Car
Near. Riot i'm Harlem When
Negroes Try TO Take Pris-
oner From Policeman

Pour rersons wsro killed by auto
raobilss yesterday and several otheri
we're seriously injured in Nov York
and vicinity. OF the killed one was
four.year.old boy. One Of the men
Killed remained unidentified last night
Charles Warren, slxty-sve years old.
Sll East issth street, was run down
~ Don Elmer. $40 East Eighty-fourth
street, a Exterior and East Seventy
ef.h gtroets- The mans skull was
fractured. and he died later IN Belle
vue Hospital. Ebner wss caught az
Eixhty.arst Street and was hold on
charges Of homicide. trying TO escape
sfter an accident. with driving while
intoxicated and not having o proper
license.
A letter addressed 20 Charles War
r,n .. ths Bronx address was found IN
Lila pocket, but positive Identification
v1s not made until Mrs. AsrY Seld-
Mouse. Sf that address. told The police
that Warren was employed there S. a
iauitors helper. She vent on 20 gay
hat the mar was Just sbout 70 come
ssto possession Of $4,000, which WAS
lrft him by an aunt when he was four
teen vesrs old. The legacy had been
IN litigation for the past fifty years,
she esid. and on Wednesday Narton
rad told her that his suit h1d been set
tied out Of court and he would get the
mopey.
Boys Pursue Chauffeur
Ths boy was Joseph Stewart, son Of
Hr. and Mrs. william Stewart, 500
West Forty-eighth Street. Ho was
crossing Forty-eighth Street ~ Elev-
cath Avenue With his brother. william,
ten years old, when q notortroek,
driven BY James W. Dorry, twenty
two years old, ran over him. The
truek ls owned by the Polar Products
Company. II West Forty-eighth Street.
Dorry continued on his way until he
vas stopped BY e crowd Of boys, who
vere running after him and shouting.
He went back 70 the child, saying no
AID not know be had run over him.
Dorry was held on charge Of homi-
eide.
Jeremiah Coleman, a laborer. was
strvek dova ~ New Chambers and
OAK strsets yesterday morning and
died several hours lster in the Beck
nae Street Hospital The automobile
WA driven hy Jacob Pcltz, twenty-five
vssYs old, Of Is Pitt Street Peltz WAS
Raid on a homicide charge
The unidentified man died in the
Grsenfel5 Hospital. jersey City. He
carried papers with the name Of
Harry Harvey. 100 Manhattan Avenue
New York City. on them. but no one
knew a Harry Harvey at that address.
One Of the street accidents was fol-
lowed by q small siEed riot az fifth
Avenue and West i4lGt street, when 9
crowd Of negroes tried 20 take taxi
driver away from the police. The
ar1vet ~st Ralph Rofenfeld, e<s Eagle
Avenue. employed by the Corbin Taxi
csmpsny
Ts1i Continues on Way
prlS1ps north on Lenox Avenue,
Rnstnfeld Knocked down Nathan Mat
thevy. eolored. twenty-nino years old
Of 100 West Eighty eighth Street, n
front 81 the Harlem Hospital. Mat
rhewk Vas carried into the hospital,
hut the taxi continued on is way.
Pstrolrian Daniel Mandel, on duty
and ont riding in an automobile, pur
sueS the taxi Rosenteid dashed intc
agarage near fifth Avenue nnd ltls'
Street Msndsi arrested Rosenfeld, bu,
lbs crowd OF negroes that had collected
tried 20 take the prisoner away. Man
6al summoned assistance and Tho
crowd wss dispersed.
A car turned turtle st The corner o.
riFsny Avenue and i6Sd Street, IN The
BYonx, injuring all Of ite occupants
rho were taken % Lincoln Hospital
rbs passengers we're Samuel Rubman
<os East l6lth Street; Ethel Prescott
los West f09th street, and Theodor'
winter. Of 2i0 West Eightieth Street.