Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
FOUR HURT
IN SERIES
OF MISHAPS
Nine Automobiles Are
Damaged in Six
Accidents.
TWO IN HOSPITAL
Woman and Son Are
Seriously Injured
in Crash.
TWO IN HOSPITAL

In six accidents four persons were in
Jured. nine automobiles damaged and
one man arrested last night and early
today.
A runaway horse figured in one accident
and the driver was injured.
The most serious accident occurred at
$40 a. IN. today, when two automobiles
collieded at Pendleton pike and Airing
ton avenue
The injured
Mrs. PEARL JACOBS, 40, Arlington
avenue and Forty Sixth street, seriously
hurt; taken to city hospital.
REVERE JACOBS, IS, son of Mrs. Pearl
Jacobs, seriously injured; taken to the
city hospital.
WALTER HATFIELD, 3215 Bellefon-
taine street. back injured; taken home.
ELLENE WILCOX, ). Michigan and
Dorman streets, conclusion OF the brain !;
taken home
TWO CARS TURNED
OVER IN COLLISION.
Pendleton Pike and Arlington avenue,
two automobiles collided and both turned
over. The drivers Of the two machines
escaped injury. but Mrs. Pearl Jacobs
and her son Revere Jacobs were both
seriously injured. They were riding in
anNutomobile driven south On Arlington
avenue by Ardury Jacobs, %, son of Mrs.
Jacobs.
The other automobile, driven by Cliff
Johnson, Rural route 40. was travelling
southwest on the Pendleton pike. John
son was the only person IN the car
Jacobs his mofher brOsbar Ifva on
n farm owned by CarliE Shank, at Forty
Sixth street and Arlington avenue. and
they were en- route down town when the
accident occurred
Two automobiles late yesterday col
lided at Emerson avenue and Michigan
road. Both were badly damaged and
both plunged into a ditch The drivers
Of both cars escaped injury.
HATFIELD HURT
IN RUNAWAY.
Walter Hatfield was injured last night
when horse he was driving ran away
and the wagon collided with an auto
mobile at Tenth street and Indiana ave-
nue. Hatfeld's back was Injured. Henry
Lee and Charles Gorton. negroes. were
pushing the automobile, which had run
out Of gasoline but they saw the run
away horse in time to jump to one side
and escape injury. Hatfield was thrown
from the wagon when 1t collided with
the automobile
Ellen wilcox, 5. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Wilcox. Michigan and
Dorman streets, was injured yesterday
when she was struck by an automobile
truck belon cling to the A. b. Meyer Com
pany. The accident occurred while the
child was on her way to school and
1t Is said she WAS racing with some OF
her playmates and ran into the truck.
The police did not learn Of the accideu,
until eight hours afterwards. They did
not learn the name OF the driver Of the
truck. physician called soon after the
accident said the child was only bruised
but later another doctor declared she
had suffered a concusson Of the brain
and her condition was serious.
DRIVERS ESCAPE
WHEN CARS STRIKE.
Two automobiles were damaged when
they cOllIded last night. Julius Falender,
A, 4G11 North Meridian street, was driv-
Ing south on Meridian street and turned
into the driveway of his home Tony
Mitchell. %, living on Fifty Second street
near White River WAS driving south on
Meridian street am the two cars struck.
No persons was injured, but both auto
mobiles were damaged.
As the result OF an automobile acct
dent last night at Meridian street ana
Jackson Place, Grover Peters. 36. 109
Kansas street, a taxi driver, employed by
the Frank Bird Taxi Company, was ar
rested on a charge Of improper driving.
Peters was driving east on Jackson Place
and turned at Meridian street. His auto
mobile struck q jitney driven by W. c.
Anderson, ~, 1895 South East street,
badly damaging it. No one was injured.