The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-23
THREE INJURED AS
 CAR TURNS TURTLE Judge Dan Greene, John Brad ley and Dr. Moorefield Hurt A PECULIAR ACCIDENT Bradley and LeSOurd Pinned Under Overturned Machine and Escape
 From Death Is Regarded
 as Remarkable
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT

Judge Dan A. Greene, Dr. H. C. Moore field and John G. Bradley were injured at o'clock last night and H.. c. LeSourd badly shaken up and bruised. when Judge Greenes car turned turtle on Twenty eighth street between Eighth and Ninth
 avenues.
 Judge Greene was driving and the car
 was going at the rate of about 15 miles an hour when the steering gear broke
 and the machine became unmanagea ble
 It began to go from one side of the street
 to the other, and finally turned complete
 ly over, throwing Dr. Moorefield from the
 car and pinning MT Bradley and MT.
 LeSourd under the machine. MT. Bradley was the most seriously in
 jured of the four, sustaining two broken
 ribs and being bruised badly about the
 face and body. He was carried to the
 McAdory infrmary in an automobile that
 came to the. aid of the wrecked party.
 Dr. Moorefield was knocked unconscious
 by the fall and suffered sprained wrist
 and painful bruises. MT. LeSourd es-
 capped with few bruises. Judge Greene
 was but slightly injured, and was able u SO HuIHc lTOiu lllt lHHTH1dTy, WHtTt ue
 was taken. MT. LeSourd also went to
 his home at Glen Iris.
 The accident was one of the most pe-
 culiar that has occurred in Birmingham,
 and it is considered remarkable that all
 the party were not killed. The machine
 turned completely over on level ground
 and was facing in the opposite direction
 to which it was going.
 Dr. Moorefield was thrown from the car and rendered unconscious. When he regained his senses MT. Bradley was un- der the car calling for help, and the head of Mr. LeSourd was projecting from un- der the machine. By main strength Dr.. Moorefield lifted one end of the car and
 drew MT. Bradley and MT. LeSourd from
 under it.
 An automobile was stopped to render such aid as it could, and Judge Greene and Mir Bradley were rushed to the Mc- Adory infirmary. MT LeSourd and Dr.. Moorefield were carried to 1910 St. Charles street in an automobile by Eugene Brown. Dd. Moorefield gave the following ac- count of the accident to an Age-Herald reporter last night
 Judge Greene, MT. H.. c. LeSourd, John G. Bradley and myself were returning from a fishing trip yesterday, and when we got to Twenty eighth street between
 Eighth and Ninth avenues something got the matter with the machine, and it began to go from one side of the street to the other Almost before we could
 think the car turned completely over, throwing Judge Greene and myself from
 the car and pinning Mr. LeSourd and MT.
 Bradley under the car. I was rendered
 unconscious by the fall, and when I re- gained my senses MT. Bradley was under
 the car calling for help. I could just see Mr. LeSourds head from under the car. I do not know where Judge Greene was at
 this time.
 1T pulled myself together and tried to lift the car in order to get MT. Bradley from under it. By inches I managed to lift 1t enough to drag Mr. LeSourd from under and we then got Bradley out. We hailed an automobile that was passing and they took MT. Bradley and Judge | Greene to McAdory's infirmary. Eugene Brown came along in machine few minutes later and carried MT. LeSourd and myself home.
 we were not going fast and I cannot | understand the cars turning over as we were on level ground. The car did not have a top, and this saved us a little as we were not entangled in the wreckage. The machine was badly damaged by the accident.