Struck by an automobile truck
driven by William Willis and owned
by Kalaman Goldberger of Water
street, yesterday afternoon at the
corner of Noble and Crescent avenues,
Mrs. Nellie Helmeck, 56 years old, of
1646 Main street sustained a contu
sion of the scalp and abrasions of
the nose and right elbow. The am
bulance with Dr. Owen J. Groark in
charge responded to the call but the
woman refused to he taken to the
hospital. She was treated and left
by Dr.- Groark.
The connection of Goldberger's
truck with the accident makes the
third time in as many days that this
gentleman has had his name in the
papers. Monday he was arrested
charged with profiteering, Tuesday
night there was a fire in a rooming
house owned by him on Gilbert street,
and yesterday the auto accident.
Other calls and patients treated at
the Emergency hospital yesterday
and today follow:
Patrick McCarthy, 72 years old, of
378 Hawley avenue, was taken to St.
Vincent's hospital early this morning
in the ambulance by Dr. Maxwell suf
fering with intestinal trouble.
Ruth Graham, 16. of 105 Williston
street was taken to Hillside Home
last night from police headquarters
suffering with hysteria and asthesia.
John Smith, 16, of 15 68 Main
street, was terated at the Emergency
yesterday afternoon by Dr. Groark for
abrasions of the index finger of the
left hand.
Fred Davis, 42, of 9 Harrison street
had a steel speck removed from his
eye at the Emergency yesterday by
Dr. Groark.
BRYAN SAYS HE
IS A DEMOCRAT
Lincoln, Neb., July 2 3 W. J.
