Evening star., 1922-09-26
many ARE INJURED
DYPASS|NG AUTOS.
Drivers in Two of Days Ac-
cidents Fail to Stop
Cars.

Overturning of an automobile in
Potomac Park near tho John Paul
Jones statue early last night resulted
in injury to Charles Hunaker. thirty
years old. 1920 P street. and John
Myers. forty years old, 2514 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Hunaker, driving tho
car. lost control Of the steering wheel.
according to the police. and tho car
left the roadway and overturned.
Occupants Of a passing automobile
took the men to Emergency Hospital.
where surgeons treated Myers for q
fracture of his collarbone. His COM
pa1iGn received injurtes to his face
cinct are Investigating the accident.
Wagon and Auto Meet.
vehicle Of Charles White. colored.
1909 Linden street northeast. and the
automobile Of George c. Leakin, 1881
f street northeast. occurred at 14th
and + streets northeast last night.
John Marshall. colored. 1925 c street
wagon and cut about the head and
body. He was treated at Casualty
Hospital.
Mrs. Clarence r. Wilson. 1907 Rhode
Island avenue. was shocked and
bruised as result of collision be-
man. 1924 + street. in which she was
passenger, and an automobile
driven by H. NJ. Jenkins. 241s Penn
sylvania avenue. In front of her home
last night. She was attended by her
family physician.
Mary Land. eighteen years old. 1914
II street northeast. and e. H. Camp
bell, 1910 34th street, were injured
yesterday afternoon. when Camp
BELLS motor cyclic skidded. near
Massachusetts avenue and 2Sth street.
throwing them to the ground. Miss
Campbell received minor injuries.
They were taken to Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Autoists Fail to Stop.
Alexander Taylor. colored. twenty
seven years old. 1128 Fussell court,
was seriously injured yesterday aft
ernoon. when his bicycle was struck
by an automobile near 2oth and L
gency Hospital. and police of the
third precinct are looking for the
driver of the automobile. who, 1t is
stated. failed to stop and mako his
identity known.
Police Of the ninth precinct are also
LOOKING LOT inc QTlV6T OIL du duIO-
mobile who failed to stop after in
juring William Johnson. colored, 41s
o street. He was near Florida ave-
nue. and I'd street, when he was
knocked down and his head and right
leg injured. He was given frst aid
at Freedmen's Hospital.
Charles Thomas, colored. twelve
years old, 42s1 Washington avenue
northeast, was knocked down by an
automobile near Benning road and
42d street northeast yesterday after
noon and injured. w. p. Reuss, Capt.
tol Heights, Nd. occupant Of the
automobile, took the injured boy to
Casualty Hospital.
Truck Damages GafageA.
Goddon Mitchell, seven years old.
224 H street, ran against the automo-
bile of Guy Rome, 425 N street, near
Sd and II streets last night and re-
ceived slight injury over his left
eye. His injury was dressed At home.
John Henry, colored, 511 23d street,
was thrown from his bicycle near 7th
and E streets yesterday afternoon,
when his wheel was struck by an au-
tomobile. He was not hurt.
Garages in rear of 5l8 and $50 Rock
Creek Church road, were damaged to
the amount of $500 by a motor truck
driven by E. l. Hazel, 10 I street
southeast, yesterday afternoon. Hazel
escaped injury.
A motor truck driven by Reginald
Jackson. 1904 Goth street, last night
struck and broke an electric light
pole near Minnesota avenue and
Hayes street northeast The truck
was slightly damaged.