Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-20
SCORE OF PERSONS
HURT IN ACCIDENTS
Ten Injured-RcsuIt of Two
Collisions - Other Week
End Traffic Casualties.

More than q score of persons, in
Guiding five passengers of Maryland
Coach Co. bus, were injured in a
series Of traffic accidents reported to
police this morning over the week end.
The bus passengers, none of whom
was injured seriously, were hurt When
the bus, operated by Nicholas E. Young
of Ballston, Va. was in collision with
n Washington Railway e. Electric Co.
bus, driven by Jerry A. Amos of Lenox,
Md, at Thirty-first and M street. The
injured all of whom returned 10 their
homes after receiving treatment at
Georgetown University Hospital. are.
May Turner, % years old. OF Brook.
Iyn, N. Y: Gladys Ramsen, 81, OF
sound Beach, Conn: Helen Branlgan'
"a, Caldwell N. j.: Charles H. Wilson,
IS, Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mary GiSson.
50. also of Brooklyn. They were all
treated for minor cuts and bruises.
Five more persons were injured, one
~eriously. when the machine in which
they were riding was in collision at
second street and Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. with a truck belonging to the
Standard Oil Co. and operated by
James Anderson. IS years old, OF TAT
Tenth street southeast.
Woman Seriously Hurt.
Irene Griffith, % years old, Of 1880
K street, the most seriously injured,
was one of the passengers in the car
driven by Crandon Folwell, 80. of 2423
Fifteenth street southeast. She SUI
fered a fractured left arm In addition
to numerous painful body bruises and
shock.
THE other passengers in the machine.
Gable Morris, "a. of 1902 Twelfth street
northeast and Dolly Mintzell. 81, 1888
Columbia road, were treated at Casualty
Hosnital for minor cuts and decorations
and Folwen was treated at Sibley Hos
pital for decorations to the face. An
derson. driver of the truck, also escaped
with minor hurts.
Thirteen-year- old Dorothy Coleman,
colored. of 2135. Ninth street, was in
i,,red about the left leg, when run down
in front of her home by an automo-
bile operated by william H. Hyson, also
colored, of TAO Rock Greek Branch
road.
Father and Son Injured.
Little 6-year- Charles S. Schwartz,
ir.. of 24l9 California street, and his
father were treated at Sibley Hospital
for minor cuts and bruises suffered
at North Capitol and M streets with
a machine driven by Dulle M. Logston
of 1918 Eighteenth street.
Seyen-vear-old Bernard Auth, living
at 4Ol Sixteenth street southeast, was
seriously injured about the head and
body when struck by an automobile OPP
Grated by H. p. Pryor, sergeant major
of the Marines and drum major or the
Marine Band. at Sixteenth and ID
streets southeast. The child was treat
ed at Gallinger Hospital.
John F. Ryder, So years DID, was IN
iured about the body when run down
bv a Capital Traction Co. street car
while crossing the street at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue. He
was treated at Emergency Hospital.
Motorcycle Policeman z. r. Wright
Of the thirteenth precinct was treated
at Walter Reed Hospital for scalp
suffered when he fell to the
ground from his motor cycle, which
skidded In front of 1910 Delafield place
while he was chasing a speeder.
Collides With Street Car.
James Williams. % years old, colored,
suffered serious injuries to the face and
nead when the bicycle he was riding,
was In collision at North Capitol and
n streets with Washington Railway
& Electric Co. street car Williams was
aiken to Emergency Hospital where
ohysicians said he may have fractured
skull
Fo1r-year-old Elizabeth Thomas,
living at Plat Young street southeast,
was painfully injured about the face
and head when she Is said to have run
from behind a parked automobile at
street and Massachusetts,
avenue southeast into the path of
machine driven by Randolph Johnson
If 2614 Evarts place northeast. The
child was treated at Casualty Hospital.