The Indianapolis times., 1923-08-13

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gineer Salaphiel Mullen, 1894 Park
Ave, says was ringing. View is OBJ
structed by box cars as rule, police
say they were told.
Mullen said he saw the automobile
approach the crossing and applied his
Abrakes. The automobile stopped, Null
lien said, so he released brakes and
applied power Then the auto was
dtven onto the track, the engineer
said.
Son in California
Walter Winnings, r. R. o., said the
couple had started for Pendleton, Ind.
Funeral arrangements await ar
rival of a son from California.
Leonard Smock, 20, r. R. E, box
251, is at the city hospital with a
broken shoulder, injuries to the chest
and other injuries. received when
car he was driving for the Rushville
bus line struck loose gravel on the
Rockvillel road, just east of the Ma
rion County line. and turned over.
Smock was pinned under the car,
which carried no passengers Virgil
and Raymond Nuding, 526 n. Ban
croft St, brought the injured man to
the city.
Boy Injured
Charles Everts, s, of 702 Harmon
St, is at the city hospital suffering
cuts and possible internal injuries.
after being struck by a machine
driven by o. D. johnson, 2736 Roose-
welt Ave at Twenty-First and School
Streets.
- o070 n Me-
ridian St., was injured about the limbs
and right arm when struck by ma
chine in front of 2243 n. Meridian ST.
as she was crossing the street. The
car was gone when police arrived.
Ben Bailey, SIS E. Michigan St, was
arrested for failure to display license
plate and assault and battery after his
car struck David Burt, 80. of 1910
APark Ave, who was crossing the
Sstreet near his home. Burt suffered
body injuries and a cut blood vessel
In the left hand. He was sent to the
city hospital.
Mystery Shrouds Injury
Police investigated a supposed acct
dent which was said to have resulted
in cuts to the arm of a colored Wom-
an giving her name to city hospital
authorities as Belle Carpenter. %, OF
4o2 n. California St No one by that
name lives at the address given.
Miss Thressa Claghorn, 121 S. Sher-
man Dr.. received an injured left hip
and a badly bruised knee when she
fell from a street car at Sherman DIR.
arS = Washington ST
After two men who were driving a
machine that crashed into a Standard
on truck, driven by William Pacy,
f2S n. Davidson St, at Twenty-First
and Bellefontaine Sts., jumped out
and run. police found five-gallon can
of mule in the car. Police held the
ear. A search for the owner failed
Mrs. Jacob Dunn Hurt
Mrs Jacob P. Dunn, 915 n. Della
ware St., suffered cut over the eye
vyhen an automobile in which she was
riding with Mrs Samuel NJ. Deal,
1928 N. Talbot Ave, was struck
bv an automobile driven by Frank
Hartsock, 21 n. Delaware St.. at Della
ware and Pratt SITS. Both cars were
damaged.
? An automobile driven by William
Zones. 1870 Holiday ST., hit truck
narked in front of 825 n. Hamilton
Ave. at 10 p. m. Sunday. The truck,
by Lloyd Wills of that ad-
Ydress. was owned by NJ. L. Hendrick-
son bakery, 2379 N. Adams st. Slight
damage was done.
A car driven by R. c. Yorger, 977
IIosbrook ST., was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Arthur Blass, 1854
Hovey St. at Massachusetts, Ave. and
BelIefontaine ST.. at 7:4e p. m. Sun
day. Blass said he was blinded by
the light Of other automobiles.
Three Cars in Collision
W. H. Douglass, 401 Penway Bldg,
received cuts over the eye and in
furies to the head in a collision be-
tween his auto and cars driven by
o. r. McShanog, 519 E. st. Clair St.
and Frank Kersey, 760 n. Pershing
Ave, at Seventeenth and Delaware
SITS.
Douglass was taken to the City Hos
pdtal. Kersey was arrested on a
charge Of failure to have a chauf-
@aurse license and assault and hat