Evening star., 1920-11-17
AUT0SK|NOCK|'',. Down
SIX D. c. RESIDENTS
Another Person Sent to Hos
pitaI After Two Machines
Are in Collision.

Joseph Hickman, colored. seventy
years old. 432 p street, was knocked
down by an automobile at New Jersey
avenue and Atm street about $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon and Sc
verely hurt. He received deep cut
over his left eye, and was badly
shocked. The injured man was taken
said his condition was serious.
r. L. Bowie, sol I'd street northeast.
while crossing at Delaware avenue
and b street northeast yesterday aft
ernoon. was struck by a taxicab and
knocked down. He received an injury
10 his right leg and two fingers of his
left hand were fractured. He refused
hospital treatment.
Eugene w. Blackford. 2620 Rhode
Island avenue northeast. was driver
of an automobile that knocked down
Hazel B. Tyrrell. 32S Massachusetts
avenue northeast. at Louisiana ave-
nue. and 9Th street about 5:4o O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. and injured her.
Blackford took her to Emergency
Hospital.
Philomena Holland. colored. fifty
years old, 2e19 Vermont avenue. last
night about o'clock was knocked
down by an automobile driven by
John ]. Fegan. 493 II street. at 18th
and streets. and injured about her
head and hip. She was given first
aid at Emergency Hospital.
Hits Pedestrians; Won't Stop.
Margaret Lynch. fifteen years old. and
Anna Lynch, her sixteen-year-old sis
ter. residing at 111s Monroe street. were
Knocked down by an automobile at 11th
and Irving streets last night about $3.50
o'clock. while on their way home from
night school.
Both ladies were hurt. Margaret's in
duries being serious enough to conf1ne
her to her bed this morning. Police of
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driver Of the car refused to stop. 1t is
stated that he was stopped by an Army
captain, however. but he refused to give
H.: name
obtained the license number OF the car
and will have the affair further investi-
gated in Police Court.
Automo obiles in Collision.
John Cannolis, 413 9Th street, re-
eeived slight cuts yesterday afternoon
as a result Of collision between an
automobile in which he was riding
and another automobile at 26th and l
streets yesterday afternoon. Physi-
clans at Emergency Hospital rendered
first aid.
A collision between an Army truck
driven by Arthur Anderson, East
Potomac Park, and a similar vehicle
1882 New York avenue, occurred in
front of 612 Pennsylvania avenue yes
terday. Breaking Of wheel of the
Army truck was the only damage
done.
The automobiles of DR.. N. F. Gra-
ham. 909 New York avenue, and A. w.
Abbott, 1914 T. street. collided at 9Th
and streets yesterday afternoon and
were slightly damaged.
William Martin. Cherrydale, Va,
and w. H. Coulter. Clarendon, Va.
were drivers of automobiles that col
lided at Goth and E streets yesterday
afternoon. Both machines were
damaged.
Auto and Street Car Collide.
Two wheels of the automobile of
Charles Mccarthy, 1404 G street. were
broken as a result of q collision be-
tween the automobile and a street
car at 17th and U streets yesterday
afternoon.
government automobile driven by
]. c. Mcconnell, 1888 Maryland avenue
northeast. coIlided with the auto
mobile of Mrs. NJ. D. Mckay. Ward
man Park Inn. at Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Goth street last night. Slight
damage to both machines resulted,
according to the police.
Rev. Charles A. Ashton. colored.
thirty five years old. 1867 Morris road.
Hillsdale. recefved injuries to his right
arm and knees this morning as a result
of a collision between his bicycle and
an automobile near Nichols avenue and
U street. Anacostia. His wheel was
damaged.