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DAILY NEWS, DECEMBER 4, 1923. HANDS OF DEATH Bishop Coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey at Christ Pro-Cathedral Church here today. IDENTITY AS AUTO DEATH DRIVER AN aafF "Sair- ,000 IN FINES NTHLY GRIND TRAFFIC COURT 2 than $33,000 was collected 361 men -were imprisoned of them in default of pay ERROR, HE PLEADS WHITE WING KILLED IN FIGHT IN STREET A fist fight between street cleaners resulted fatally yesterday for Philip German, sixty, 755 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn. He died of a fractured skull received when he was knocked down by Edward Edmond, colored, 5 Herkimer Place, Brooklyn, another street cleaner. Edmond was rescued by police from an angry crowd.

NEW JERSEY PRELATE Trenton, N. Dec. 3. The Rev. Albion Williamson Knight, former Bishop of the Episcopal Missionary District of Cuba, was consecrated ctZarissime Seducteur CJfiree Charming new Paris'tcmi odejtrs de luxe Every drop precious fir lis Captivating exclusive quality ment of fines and several drivers licenses were revoked during Novenr-ber by Manhattan Traffic This barometer registers daily A plea of mistaken identity was made before Justice Tierney in the Supreme Court yesterday by Joseph A.

Corbalis, a lawyer, at the trial of the suit brought against him by Mrs. Annie Dreyer, 1789 Madison Avenue, for $73,000 damages fr the death of her husband, Morris, who, she says, was run down by Corbalis's automobile last March. In her complaint, drawn by Attorney Moses Feltenstein, 309 Broadway, the widow further the Chief Medical Examiner's rec Court a i s- ords of death by moonshine, guns and antos in ali boroughs of New (3 York City from Jan. 1. trates, determined to check a mounting 65 Fifth Ave.

New "York BEAUTIFUL FLOOR LAMP, AIRPLANES CRASH 1,000 FEET IN AIR AND THREE PERISH toll of automo-, bile disasters, I a cc ingr to 1 Magistrate Nor-I man J. Marsh I yesterday. charges that Corbalis failed to With One of These PHONOGRAPHS FREE stop after running over her husband at 116th Street and Fifth Avenue, but was caught after a a st rate: gist rate Marsh, House, chase of several miles at 162d Street and Jerome Averne, the J. Irvine, Kitten-uid Cobb tried 4,700 cases Bronx. Charles E.

Culpeper, president 60 Weeks to Pay No Deposit Small Weekly Payments smissed or suspended sen- of the Coca Cola Bottling Com pany, chief witness for Mrs. Dreyer, testified that his car was 'Oal Dm directly in the rear of Corbalis's very few of the offenders, was a marked decline in of major violators i speeders and reckless driv-i compared with preceding Special attention was to the fact that 681 of the ressors were taxicab chauf- machine when he noticed the body Wa after the saullest weekly payments, tfca laaaest time. Wa Itava several hundred phene. nuMs. the flaest aiakes.

all Brand new, whitk we must dispose ef AT ONCE. Te every aorehaser, as lena as they last, wa ill tive ana at these beautiful $30 Fleer Lamps (Gas ar Electricity) absolutely tree. First ceiac. first served. Came early ana dea't be disappeinted.

Cm If of Dreyer hurtling through the air. taanr Kepeated commands to stop were Calambia I 1 aaatker I .1 akaa th all Victrola Sonoras latest dels ignored by the defendant, asserted Culpeper, and it was only after a long chase, when a taxicab blocked the road in front of his machine Opea Eoeaiaps San Diego, Dec. 3. Three men lost their lives today when two airplanes crashed at an altitude of 1,000 feet at the North Island navy aviation station on San Diego Bay. The dead are: Lieut.

Fred Merritt Byers, twenty-nine, Coronde, Pa. Aviation machinists' mate Wil-lard Benjamin Jackson, twenty-six, Coffeyville, Kan. Aviation machinists' mate Thomas Ellsworth Enwhjstle, twenty-nine, Fall River, Mass. AUTO KILLS CHILD John Tauprukawillski, three, was killed by an automobile yesterday while crossing the street in front of his home at 135 Twentieth Street, Brooklyn. GUNMEN GET $12,000 Detroit, Dec 3.

Five gunmen held up the branch of the First State Bank of Hamtramck at noon today and escaped in an automobile with $12,000. Vietar Recants AN Lasts usees that Corbalis stopped. I Till 10 P. 11 2252-22S4 Third Avenue Corbalis contends that at the Bet. 122d-123d Sta Sabway and Sarfac Car time of the accident he was visiting a client some distance away.

erday was a light day. Only en were committed to City for speeding out of 130 aeard. They were Anthony 277 Berriman Street, yn, and Frank Tambone, 450 17th Street. They each drew ys. ged with having made false ents in his application for a license, Meyer Gold, thirty-t62 liegeman Avenue, Brook-as held in $1,000 bail for i Sessions.

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