Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-11
MOTOR|ST IS HELD
IN TWO CRASHES
Bradford R. Glascock, Ac-
cused in Traffic Accidents,
Under Guard in Hospital.

Principals in two traffic accidents YES
terday afternoon, Bradford Rodney
GIascock. 81 years old. go Twelfth
street southwest. is in Emergency Hos
pital today with part of his nose miss
ing and a policeman on guard at ms
bedside ready TO escort him to court
when he RECEIVERS,
According TO information obtained
by the police, Glascock was driving
east at TwentN-SeVenth and q streets
VIXEN his car Collided with an automo-
bile driven by Capt. Charles Stalberg
of Fort Washington. Nd. He failed to
stop and Motorcycle Policeman j. r.
Fondahi, near the scene. went in pur-
suit.
At sixteenth and Q streets. it is
charged. Glascock drove across the
intersection with the stop light
against him. His car struck the ma.
chine Of Whitney Watkins, 1906 Six
teenth street, and Careened against a
tree. 1t was in the second crash that
Glascock lost part Of his nose. His
car was badly damaged.
Glascock's passenger. Mrs. Edna
Shepherd. suffered injuries to her face
and ankle in the second crash. Both
were taken to Emergency Hospital.
Charges of reckless driving and hav-
against Glascock by police of the third
precinct.
Other Accidents Of Record.
The automobile of Herman Eswor-
thy, Germantown. Md, overturned at
Wisconsin and Massachusetts avenues
yesterday when it collided with ma
chine driven by Edward +. DAILY, Z
Drummond avenue. Chevy Chase. Md.
Esworthy sustained a fracture of his
left shoulder and cuts to his face.
while Ruth Esworthy's right leg was
injured. They were taken to George
town University Hospital.
Frank Miller. SO years old. his wife
and child, residing at 1880 East JEFF.
ferson street, Baltimore, Md, were
occupants of an automobile that
crashed into a tree in Rock Creek
Park yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Mil
Ter was badly bruised about the body
and head. while father and child were
slightly injured. They were taken
te Garfield Hospital, where the con.
dition of Mrs. Miller was reported I'M
determined.
An automobile listed to Henry Rob
erts, colored. 44612 Franklin street,
was abandoned at Sixtieth and
Dix streets northeast last night after
the car had knocked down and in.
jured Howard Shorter, colored, SO
years old, $40 Tulip avenue, Takoma
Park, Md. The driver abandoned the
car and disappeared. and police later
questioned Roberts. who told Of an
other man having been the driver of
the car at the time of the accident.
Hurt by Street Car.
Arthur Boucher IS wears old. Som
erset, Nd, fell in front of a moving
street car at Wisconsin avenue and
Chesapeake street, late Saturday
night, and was severely injured. He
was unable to tell of his identity
until yesterday, when he left George
town University Hospital
Alfred Miller, IS Madison avenue,
mobile that crashed into pillar of
the railroad viaduct at Florida ave-
nue. and Second street northeast
shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning. Henry Lang, u years old.
also a resident of Essex and occupant
of the car, was hurled through the
windshield and cut about the face
and body.
other injuries in traffic accidents
reported by the police yesterday in
Guided: Roy H. Burwell, colored. IS
years old, 1440 S street: Mabel King,
colored, 20 years old. 1881 Kingman
place: Raymond r. Blight. 80 years
old, 927 Ninth street northeast: J. H.
Danile, q years old. lib Florida
avenue northeast and Dorothy Cum
ningham, wears old. 2109 F street