The Washington times., 1929-07-01
| DEAD, 10 HURT
IN SUNDAY
TRAFFIC

The crowded roads Of nearby
Asaryland and Virginia yesterday
exacted heavy ten ot Sunday
motorists. when the day had
ended and the crowds gone home
the casualty list stood ct one dead'
rs injured. six Of them seriously.
The casualties resulted from nine
K accidents in which automobiles ana
Ynotorcvcies figured. In nearly
everv igastance, automobiles nVer-
turned and one accident was caused
by the blowout Of . Tear tire.
Crash Fatal
John Pearl, .1s, Of Baltimore, died
IA CITY Hospital, Frederick, the TO
aa,lf 81 q collision between his
Tnotorcycle and the machine driven
nv Ttienne Iardy, charge daftnirSa
nS the swiss legation. near Fredoe
rscH on the Buckeyestcwn Pike.
Magistrate John r. Keller, Of
aauckeyeetown. held the death acci.
SantaI when witnesses said Pearl
apparently lost control Of his motor.
hgcle while rounding = curve at
hieh speed. He crashed Into Lardy's
awis Haller. s5 years old. also
N9 Baltimore. riding tanaem oA
.Rearl's motorcycle, was faken 70
aha sanae hospital where hs stiu =
aeonfined, suffering from ssvera1
broker bones and internal injuries.
Crashes on roads leading TO-
southern Maryland sent more than
u d0xen injured persons to Casualty
Hospital, ten Of whom still are con-
4ined there today. The condition af
IN Is syegarded as ''fair" by hospital
attaches,
The most seriously injured,
Eeonard McGill, S2.year-old auto.
mobile salesman, of the 800 block
81 Twentieth st. ~. W., sustained .
aacerated scalp and nose and other
injuries and was burned over his
bntire body when the machine in
which he was riding crashed into q
gravel pile near Morgan5a, Md,
overturned and burned.
Companions Hurt
Two companions are with McGill
IN Casualty Hospital They are
Thomas Morris, 80, Of Morristown,
Nd, who sustained severe face and
scalp Iacerations. and Philip s.
Mitchell. Of the 1900 block Of Calf.
Crnia St. NJ W., automobile sales
man, who sustained fractures Of the
right ribs, the right shoulder and
otheT injuries. Both Of, the Inen
were burned. but not as severely as
McGiH. They were taken to
Casualty Hospital by Charles W,
Owens, Of Aberdeen, Nd, a passing
H1Otorist.
Four persons were injured, one
seriously, when car got beyond
control Of its woman driver and
pveFturned near BeItsvilis Nd VIII.
liam r. Thompson, ~ years old. Of
the 200 block OF Adams st. n. e.,
received d fractured skull and
other injuries. His wife, Dorothy,
driver of the car, sustained Iacera.
tions Of the forehead and a frac.
euro Of the right ankle. Their guests
on the ride, Mr.. ana Mrs. wilbur
Clements, Of the 700 block c
~. u. H.s were cut and bruised.
Ihey all were taken to Casualty
Hospgtal.
Cars Overturn
When two cars overturned, one
he result of striking a rstlroad
rack and the other when a rear
tire blew out, four persons were
Bent to Casualty Hospital. Ilewel.
AYn Luce. OF the S10O block of Mt.
Pleasant st. N. W., employed in
the general accounting office Of the
Bureau OF Internal Revenue, sus.
EAtned a broken arm when the car, |
driven by Ottmer Hamele, of the
$500 block Of Ordway st. ". w,
overturned at a railroad crossing |
near Marlboro Md.
Mrs. Manuel Lopez, 81, Of the
300 block Of I st. N. E.; Mrs. |
blanche Puig, 80, and Lee S. Wall, |
driver Of the car, all Of the 7 |
Street address. were injured when |
. rear tire on their car blew out |
and plunged the car into q ditch.
where it overturned. Passing |
motorists righted the car and fixed |
the tire, after which the injured |
MerS placed in 1t and rushed to
Casualty Hospital. Mrs. Lopez is
suffering from several fractured
shock. Mrs. Fuig suffered lacera-
shock. Wall is suffering from I
minor lacerations and bruises.
Passenger Hurt
Two persons were taken to /
Emergency Hospital for treatment |
following automobile crashes. They |
were Llewellyn Davis, 21-year.old,
Of the 1000 block Of M Street |
Northwest, who is suffering from |
internal injuries received when the |
car in which he was 4 passenger |
overturned near Germantown, Nd, |
early yesterday. The car was |
driven by William ormes, of |
Germantown, who was only slightly |
hurt.
Miss Leona Farr, 20, q nurse, |
living in the 1900 block of r st.
N. W., 10 in Emergency Hospital, |
suffering from serious head in.
Jurteg and a compound fracture of |
the right shoulder, received when |
the car In which 'shs was riding |
went off the highway near Falls
Church, Va, last night. Joseph |
Erowensky, of the 900 block Of Cl
st. N. W., was said by police to |
have been the driver Of the car.
Two other persons were treated |
at Casualty Hospital for injuries
received In Maryland crashes. They |
were Miss Mary NJ. Hamilton, 2S,
of the first block of Eighteenth st.
s. E., who sustained serious head |
injuries when the car in which she |
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