Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-18
'1e PERSONS SUFFER
I TRAFFIC INJURIES
Two. Critically Injured When
Hit by Passing AutoS-Four
Drivers Arrested.

Traffic accidents over. the week end
resulted in critical injuries to two COL
ored men, less serious hurts to Il other
persons and the arrest of the drivers of
four Of the cars that figured in the mis-
haps.
The most seriously hurt was Henry
T. Marshall, colored, Sc years old, of
SIT Sixth street southeast, who was
struck down in the 900 block OF Penn
Sylvania avenue southeast by an auto.
mobile operated by Richard p. Wall of
Baltimore, Md. Marshall was removed
to Casualty Hospital in passing auto
mobile and treated by DR.. Jimal of the
staff for Commissions to his left leg and
thigh and a fractured skull. Arthur
Warren, colored, AZ years old, of the
Sixth street address, was struck at the
same time, but escaped with minor in
juries. At Casualty Hospital he was
treated for sprained knee and abra-
sions to his head. Wall was arrested by
Nth precinct police and charged with
reckless driving
Driver Fails to Stop.
George Smith, 20 years old, OF aI
Forty-eighth place northeast, the Sec
oT1d colored man who sustained injuries
Of a serious nature, was hit by an au-
tomobile at Eighteenth. street and Ben
ming road northeast driven by Bennie
II. Davis, colored, 1929 w street. Po-
lice say Davis. who was later arrested,
failed to stop. He was charged with
that offense
Smith was taken to Casualty Hospital
b collision with a taxicah on Virginia
pimal treated him for decorations to his
head and a fractured skull. This morn
Sng, hospital attaches said that both
Smith and Marshall were somewhat I'M
proved.
Arthur Booker. colored. 80 years old,
bt 908 Fourth street southeast, was
arrested for reckless driving following
o collision with 'taXiiab on Virginia
avenue southeast, which resulted in in
gurtes to himself and the driver of the
cab and a passenger in it. They were
Holbrook Jennings, colored, 81 years
old, of 1856 l. street southeast and Louise
Ware, colored, 25 years old, of 908 Third
street southeast. All three were treated
at Casualty Hospital by DR.. Jimal for
cuts and bruises.
Dennis Smith. colored, ~ years old,
of 1920 Champlain street, was knocked
down at Champlain street and Kalo-
rama road, by an automobile driven by
Robert johnson. colored,' of 3501 Thir-
teenth street, who Is being held at the
eighth precinct today for investigation
IN connection with the accident. Smith
was taken to Freedmen's Hospital,
where he was said to be injured in
ternally.
Woman Injured in Collision.
Mrs Dora Talbot, 46 years old. of
1851 Benton street, sustained a slight
injury to her elbow when the car in
which she was riding, operated by her
husband, John Talbot, So years old, was
IN collision with another machine driven
by Sigismund Ostrowski, 1916 Seven
teenth street. The accident occurred
at Thirty-first and @ streets. Mrs.
Talbot was treated at Georgetown
Hospital.
A car driven by John Andree, %
years old, of 124 E street southeast, who
was accompanied by Michael Delahanty,
80 years old, of 814 North Carolina
avenue southeast, crashed into lamp
pole on B street at Canal street south
west when Andree lost control Della
hanty was removed to Casualty Hospital
and treated there for internal injuries.
He later went home.
Gladys Saunders, l9 years old. of 612
Tenth street southwest was slightly
bruised when she was struck by an
automobile operated by Jesse c, Hen