The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-19
TWO STRUCK BY
A STREET CAR
Joseph Divjak and Ferdi-
nand Schulz Injured at
Street Crossing.
ALL MINOR ACCIDENTS

Joseph Divjak, Sos North Sheridan
road and Ferdinand Schulz, invalid
cigarmaker, 703 Grant street, were
struck by a street car on milwaukee,
avenue Sunday evening at T;45 p. m.
and were injured. Divjak sustained
q bad cut at the back of the head and
body bruises, and Schulz sustained an
injured rib and cut on the head. Of
the two Divjak was believed to be the
most seriously hart, but this morning
his condition was much improved and
It is believed that he will recover.
The two men were crossing Milwau-
kee avenue on North street, walking
east, just as a Milwaukee avenue
trolley in charge of Edward Della
porte, motormai, was going south. The
two were caught by the street car.
Divjak was taken to the Kenosha hos
pital by Police Officers Beam and
Pecan who answered the call, and the
other man was taken to his home
where his injuries were. tended by
physician.
Other Accidents.
Arthur Theleen, 4l9 Marion avenue,
driving a bort touring car east on
Salem avenue Sunday at 4:50 p. m,
ran into a Buick coach owned by Joe
>Greenwald which was standing at the
curb in front Of his home at 1867
Salem avenue. Theleen claimed that
it was too dark to see and that the
taii-light was not burning on the
parked car.
Charles ,Shaffer, SIT Chicago street,
driving a Chevrolet coupe east on
Elizabeth street Sunday at 12:45 p. m,
collided with Frank Funk, 709 Ex-
change street, who was driving Ford
touring car north on Bond street at
the Intersection of Elizabeth. Shaffer
claimed that Funk did not stop for
the arterial highway.
Gus Szozepanski, 622 Hastings aven-
ue, driving Ford coupe Sunday at
1918 a. m. east on Division street, col
lided with car driven by Paul Smith
of Somers south on Sheridan road.
The two came together at the inter
section. Szezepanski's car was over
turned; no one was injured.
Stanley Unberg, 212 Market street,
driving q Nash sedan south on the
Lake Shore road Sunday at $3.50 p. M.
ran into a Chevrolet touring car
owned by Charles Amenda, 702 Dayton
street, which was parked at the side
of the road out of gas. Unberg then
glanced off and struck Ford touring
car going north headon, damaging the
entire front end. Unberg then got
away; the police report stated.
L. Hansen, r. r. .. NO. 2, driving
Ford sedan east on Salem avenue,
knocked down a man on Salem avenue
who had just the moment before
talked 70 a man on the sidewalk and
then started across the street without
seeing the automobile. Hansen picked
the man up and took him to his home;
he was bruised but not injured, Han
sen said. He then reported the mat
ter at the police station to the SER
geant in charge.
John Burnak, five years old, ia N.
Chicago street, sustained cut over
the right eye Saturday at $3.50 p. IN.
when he was struck by WHY'S knight
touring car driven north on Chicago
street by Warren Sarbaker, 518 North
Chicago street. Sarbaker picked the
lad up and took him to st. Cath
crimes hospital, and reported the
accident at the police Office. He said
that he did not see the boy, and did
not know that he had struck anybody
until he felt he bump. He then came
to stop and came to the aid Of the
victim. The boy was not seriously
hurt.
Lester Brennan, Ola Pleasant street,
driving a Ford truck east on Prairie
avenue Saturday at $3.50 p. m. coli
lided with Delmar Riske who was rid
ing bicycle east on Prairie avenue.
The bicycle was damaged but the
rider was uniniured.