The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-09


Southeastern Ave. and Harlan ST., the
heels of the cars locked and Carne-
hx's automobile turned over. Will
l.ams was fatally injured and the
ether two men were slightly hurt.
Sergeant Coleman investigated.
Williams Is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Bertha Williams, a daughter,
Elizabeth. and son. Merle. His parents
and a brother and sister live in
Denver. Colo
Anthony Lyon, so, of 544 Abbott st.,
was seriously injured today when he
was struck by an automobile truck
on New York St, near East St. The
truck was driven by J. w. Daley, IS,
of "a Euclid Ave, for the Van Dough-
nut Company, 235 N. Delaware st.
Witnesses said Lyon, who was deaf,
walked In front OF the truck
c. c. Pearson, SO, SIS E Twenty
Second St, was badly bruised today
when he was knocked down by a ma
chine driven by Otis Davis OF Plain
field, Ind. at Virginia Ave and Nc
Carly st. Witnesses said Pearson
stepped from the curb in front of the
exonerated Davis.
A motorcycle driven by Tard Allen,
729 n. Haugh St. and al automo.
bile driven by Leroy c., Herman.
1871 Olive St, collided at Raymond
and Harding SITS. Two cvhtldren were
in a side car. No one was injured
In a accident at Southeastern and
Emerson AYES. three persons were in
jured when cars driven by Charles
Grams, 40. of 321k N. Senate Ave,
and Charles Behinger. 40, Of Terre
Haute, collided, Behingers car went
into a ditch and hit telephone pole.
Terre Haute Persons Hurt.
Behinger, his sister, Mrs. Emma
Rhind. AZ, and George Behinger. IL,
both Of Terre Haute, were injured. All
were taken to st. Francis Hospital.
Police today searched for the driver
of an automobile that failed to stop
pafter striking an unidentified child
treated by DR.. w. E. Mendenhall,
2SO2 E. Michigan St. at Parker Ave.
and z. Michigan st. Mendenhan told
police the child was not injured serl.
ously.
Clarence Childs. S55 w Pratt St,
was bruised when a car he was rid
ing in with Otis Coleman. same ad-
dress, collided with an automobile
driven by Frank Stuart, 1899 Main
St.. Mars Hill, at Senate and Ken
lucky AYES. Both cars were badly
damaged.
George Peters, 2641 Northwestern
Ave, was bruised and scratched when
he was struck by an automobile
driven by C. E. Gwaltney, 1902 N.
Olney ST., in front of his home. The
shoe on his left foot was torn off. but
the foot was not scratched. Gwalt-
ney was arrested on a charge OF as
sault and battery.
Police Car Hit
driving a police car, narrowly escaped
serious injury when his machine was
struck by an automobile driven by
o. E. Byers, 400 N Wallace St, at
Sixteenth st. and Emerson Ave
Byers' car went into a ditch. Byers
said he had been losing sleep and did
not see the car ahead.
When police went three miles out the
Range Line Rd. on report of a bad
accident, they found an Excelsior
Laundry wagon pulled down the road
side and the driver, Lloyd Crane. 81,
1870 Ingram St., asleep. He was ar
rested an charges of drunkenness and
operating vehicle under influence of
liquor.
Two Addresses Given
Thomas McNulty, 81, giving 2109 N.
Alabama ST., as his address, was ar.
rested on charges of drunkenness, and
operating a motor vehicle while under
the influence of liquor. His automo.
bile collided with a machine owned by
Weaver and Rodocker, 500 Roanoke
ST., parked in front of 206 N Ran
dolph ST. Both cars were badly dam
aged At police headquarters he gave
his address at 1903 Bridge ST.
Earnest Sutherlin, r. r. B, Box
224, headed his car into a dirt bank
to avoid striking a truck driven by
]. A. Duncan, 1913 w. Twenty-Sev-
enth st. Sutherlin escaped injury,
but his car was wrecked.
Charles Robinson, Seventy-Fifth ST.
and keystone Ave, was arrested by
Sheriff Snider on charge of operating
vehicle while under the influence of
liquor. Rollinsons car and an auto