Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-11
TWO MOTOR POLICE
INJURED IN CRASH
Machines of Sine and VIII
IiamS Collide While Pur-
suing Speeding Car.

Two members of the motor cycle
squad of the twelfth precinct, Charles
w. Sine, So, of 126 Eighteenth street
southeast, and Frederick G. Williams,
also 36, Landover, Md, were seriously
injured shortly before / o'clock this
morning in collision between their
motor cycles on Bladensburg road
northeast near Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Pursuing speeding automobile COM
ing in the direction of Washington the
motor cycle ridden by Sine struck Will
liams machine, overturning both and
throwing their riders to the roadway.
The driver of the pursued car, prob
ably unaware of the accident to the
policeman, continued south on Bladens-
burg road and disappeared. A passing
motor1st took the injured policemen to-
Casualty Hospital.
Sine, unconscious when he reached
the hospital, regained consciousness be-
lore daybreak. Drs. A. A. Radzievicfh
ana Louis Jimal treated him for severe
shock, serious injury to his head 3and
several fractured ribs Williams ialso
was severely shocked and his left arm
and both legs lacerated.
Search for the driver Of the speeding
car was instituted by police of the
twelfth precinct, police of other pre-
cincIS assisting. The driver has not
been identified.
Driver Faces Trial.
An automobile driven by RAYMOND
Hager, 80, OF 6 Sixth street southwest.
going west on Benning road near Thir-
ty-nItn street Saturday night was in
collision with the car of Frederick
Brooks, colored, &c, of 1247 Wentworth
avenue northeast, resulting lin damage
TO the cars and Slight injury to Hager.
Hager was taken to Casualty Hospital
and given first aid by DR.. j. A. Rad
zleYich for an injury to his head. Po-
lice charged him with reckless driving
and failing to change his address on
MS drivers permit. He deposited S1O5
collateral for his appearance in court
today.
Charles H. Lacey, 500 Twenty-second
street, was driver of an automobile that
struck and injured Mrs. Belle BRYAN.
As, OF 1903 Irving street northeast, at
Rhode Island avenue and Sixteenth
street northeast shortly before o'clock
last night. Lacey took the injured wom-
an to Sibley Hospital, where she was
treated for possible internal injuries
and fractures of the right leg and arm.
Her condition was reported undeter-
mined.
Three automobiles were in a collision
at Ninth and E streets northeast about
1870 o'clock yesterday morning. Emil
SPAIN, SO, of IT'S G street southeast,
the only person injured, was treated at
Casualty Hospital for bruises and dis
located finger.
Karl A. Kullin, East Orange, N. j.,
driver of one of the cars, alleged to
have been responsible for the accident,
was arrested on charge of reckless
driving and required to deposit $25 col
lateral for his appearance in court. His
car is reported to have struck q car
driven by Bernard r. SPAIN of the G
street address and forced it against
the cars was estimated at $3.50.
Cars driven by r. M. Bright, 1871
Massachusetts, avenue southeast, and
Edgar III. Myers, 152 Kentucky avenue
southeast, collided at Seventh and c.,
streets southwest shortly after o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Motor Cycle Hits Auto.
Bright's car was overturned, and
Myers car was knocked against tree.
Myers, %, was severely shocked, and
his right ear hurt. He was given first
aid at Emergency Hospital by DR.. Nc
Cathry.
Leslie A. Miller, 10, of 3119 South
Dakota avenue, was mounted on a
motor cycle that collided with the
automobile of Martin Roth 400 H street
northeast, on Bladensburg road north
east, near Mount Olivet Cemetery, short
ly before o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Miller, slightly hurt, was taken to Cas-
ualty Hospital.
Sophie B. Klivitzky, 10, of 1902 Sew
enth street, was driver of an automobile
that collided with the motor cycle of
John P. Hansburg, colored, Al, of 1ll4
First street. at First and i streets, about
$50 o'clock yesterday morning. Hans .
burg. slightly hurt, was given first aid
at Freedmen's Hospital by DR.. Young.
Arthur Brooks, colored. %, of Manas- :
sas, Va, was given treatment at Emer- |
gency Hospital last night for frac-
tured jawbone. He received the injury |
as a result of traffic accident near
his home earlier in the night.