Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-16
14PERSONS HURT
IN AUTO M|SHAPS.
Four Members of Same Fam
lily Suffer Injuries in COL
IiSion With Truck.

Fourteen persons were injured. i've
seriously. in week end traftlc accidents
reported to police last night and this
morning.
Mrs. Mary Bashoor, SO. Of 815 H
street, was one Of four persons injured
when their automobile was in collision
at Fourth street and Massachusetts ave-
nue. with a truck operated by John A.
Madden Is. of 1921 street.
Mrs. Bashoor was taken to George
Washington University Hospital. where
physicians said she suffered q possible
fracture of several ribs in addition to
internal injuries. Her condition was
undetermined.
Mrs. Lena Bashoor, IS. who was cut
about the face and hands. and Miss
Naifa Bashoor. 81, who suffered frac-
tured shoulder, were treated at the same
hospital. Miss Alice BaShoor, badly
shocked, and q 2-month-old baby. who
escaped with minor bruises, were treated
at Casualty Hospital. They all live at
the n street address.
Truck Driver Is Held.
Lewis BaShoor, 20, Of It's Fifteenth
street northeast, driver Of the car,
escaped uninjured. Madden, who also
precinct station house and charged with
falling to have drivers permit.
According to police the accident &C.
cured when BaShoor was attempting
to negotiate q left-hand turn at the
intersection of Massachusetts, avenue
and Fourth street.
Two colored children were seriously
injured when struck by an automobile
operated by Henry Hearst, Of 80 MasSa-
chusetts avenue. and. which, police say:
backed up to the curbing in front OF
NNV where Hn1I0Yen
were playing.
The injured childrs:, E,r,est Young,
3, and Evely Gary, 6. Jotla 81 the Con:
Rress court aSGresS we're given f1rst-aid
treatment at Casually Hospital and later
transferred to Chiidren's Hospital.
Ten.year-old Roland Lombardy OF 343
Fourteenth street northeast. Is IN q
ser.ous condition at Casualty Hospital
asAtthe result Of injuries suffered last
nigh when run down while playing on
O street between Thirteenth anc Four
teenth streets northeast by an auto
mobile driven by Howard r. CasSefnne
OF S2I0 C. street northeast. The boy mas
several fractured ribs. .
Mrs. Mamie ChildS 81, of 1103 z
s,treet southeast, was seriously injured
when the taxicab, in which she was g
passenger, was in collision at F1rSt ana
D streets northeast with machine
driven by James Boh OF 2S06 Mlnne-
sofa avenue southeast. Annie owens.
az. also of the G street address and
who was riding in the taxicab with
Mrs. Nailds, was less seriously injured.
May Have Fractured Skull.
Both women were taken to Casualty
Hospital, where Mrs. Childs was found
to have suffered a possible fractured
skull In addition to possible internal IN
miner
woman was treated for q olslocateo
shoulder and shock.
Daniel Slatte7y, IS, Of 3173 Eighteenth
street suffered a possible fracture OF
the skull when the motor cycle he was
riding at Seventeenth and Kenyon
streets was in collision with a machine
operated by Harry K. Underwood, IT.,
Of 1851 Mount Pleasant street.
Eloise Ball, IS. Of TIC Sixth street
suffered cuts and bruises to the face
and body when thrown to the street
she was riding when the motor, driven
by Leroy Schnit Of New York city,
struck q manhole at Pennsylvania and
Minnesota avenues southeast.
Luhemia Grimes, 80, colored, OF 81
Florida avenue northeast, suffered q
fractured nose when the taxicab in
which she was q passenger was IN col
liSion at Florida avenue ana EcKlngton
place northeast with a machine driven
by Harry Witt Of 1888 Eighteenth street
northeast.
Injured by Hit"Run Driver.
James F. Gibson, Al, colored, living
at 616 Fiftieth street northeast, report
ed to police that he was slightly In.
jured when the machine he was driving
was struck by hit-and-run driver on
Lee Highway about 20 miles south OF
Washington.
Fifteen-year- Jack B. Buchanan Of
3001 Thirty-fourth street suffered pain
full injuries when run down at Con-
necticut avenue and Porter street by an
automobile operated by James Wash
tngton, colored, chauffeur for Senator
Claude A. Swanson.
The injured boy was treated at En-
ergency Hospital for Commissions Of the
left arm, left leg and right foot and
possible fracture of the left elbow. He
was taken home after treatment.
Lille M. Burns of 80 K street north
east was treated at Sibley Hospital for
a possible fractured shoulder and cuts
and bruises to the face and head when
run down while attempting to cross the
street at North Capitol and K streets
by an automobile operated by Clarence
s. Swartz, %, Of 1910 Twenty-flfth
street.