The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-16
81 ARE INJURED
IN WEEKEND
ACCIDENTS


Thirty.five Injured persons, sA
Of them in critical condition, were
tenorted As the toll Of traffic in
iuries this weekend in Washington.
and its environs.
As aresulr of tire blowout which
caused Ia roadster to turn over
three persons we're painfully in
iured Yesterday near Index,
r. d. Lloyd, So. of the CoioniaI
Hotel representative OF a Cnlcsgo
taxicab company. was in serious
condition TODAY at the Mary WASH
;,se-t,y I4osnital. fredericksburg. va.
T,iovd was operated on last night
far fractured skull. lie - also
said III have suffered brain con-.
oussion and internal injuries ana
the chances for his recovery are
slight.
Grill Little Hurt
THE other occupants OF the car,
Miss MvrtIe Sayre, "a, OF the lSuV
ghIorl, u 1T. N. W., and Andrew w !.
Manger SO. the 1900 block -Four
teenth st. ". W.. were less seriously
hurt. Miss Sayre suffering cuts
and bruises and Manager prokcn
shoulder and dislocated hip.
Manrer is secretary Of the I1ia-.
mond Cab Company Inc party
was said to have been en- route
to Colonial Beach. ,s.,,,,.
The efforts of seven physlcldn NJ
were REQUIRED to care for the ~
victims Of d triple crash near 4.
B.. Md. The injured are IN Gashally
RE collision occurred between
automobiles driven by sutford
Rrinkley. %, the 1900 block ~.
Il W.: John Hudnell. Colored,
the 1900 block Thirteenth st -. w..
and Mrs. Ella Schivien, Of IoWn-i
shend. Md.
Two Badly Hurt
Rr,nllev has 4 probable broken
s,,,,Ii possible internal injuries
s &, ants Earl Warden, "a the
1900 block Clifton st. n. W.. who
was IN his car. has broken LETT arm
ana possible internal injuries.
Prinlx1evss brother, Toye. 49,, and
Herbert ,Cransnaw, II the l2Vu
block q st. N. W., also In the car,
suffered minor cuts and bruises.
Hudnell Is in serious condition.
with cuts bruises and possible in
ternal Injuries. His wife, Rose, 45,
left the hospital after first aid for
minor cuts. Four other occupants
of the Hudnell car were also given
first aid for minor cuts and bruises
The occupants OF the third car,
driven by Mrs. Scnivien, were only
slightly hurt and refused hospital
treatment. Drs. Joseph p. Rogers,
Al. M. Mcdonald, Cecil M. Hail. j..
Il. Young, L. Jimal. j. II. Wanda.
and Joseph Ridge treated the In.
Iured.
Car Hits Pole
An automobile driven BY Joseph
&c. Cary, 20. of the Sterling Hotel.
collded with an electric light pole
guy wire and was catapulted
against the pole early today when
he was blinded by the lights Of an
approaching car at Forty-second
Street and Bowen Road Southeast.
Cary and George Talbot. 80, oI
the Chastleton, a passenger in his
car. were taken to Casualty Hos.
pital by police of the Eleventh Pre-.
cinct Cary suffered a broken nose,
bruises and shock, and his com
panion minor cuts on the head and
body Their car was demolished.
Three persons we're injured. one
seriously. in on automobile acci-
dent near Bryantown, Nd, yester-
day and were brought to Freed.
mems Hospital.
Alma Jones. colored, IS, the 1900
block Swami st. N. W., was treated
for cuts and a possible skull frac-
ture; Luther Jones, colored. %, for
a broken shoulder, and Hattie Sted.
Gilman, % colored, who lives in the
same house. for minor cuts,
The automobile driven by Jones
was said to have been forced off
the road in heavy traffic. A private
automobile brought the injured TO
the Eleventh precinct station, and
the trip to the hospital continued
in a police patrol.
Inez Williams colored, u. the
5000 block Reservoir Road North
west, was slightly hurt when she
was struck by an automobile at
washington Circle, and George
Brown. colored, d., the 400 block
First st. n. W., RECEIVED cuts and
possible internal injuries in col
lision between autos in the 1900
block Of Good Hope Rd. S. f.