Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS /
INJURE Z PERSONS
Woman and Boy Are Among
Three Who Sustained
Serious Hurts.

Twelve persons received injuries ir
eight traffic accidents reported over the
seek end, two Of whom were seriously
hurt and are being treated at hospitals
while three members of a Washington
family sustained minor injuries in a
collision at Edgemoor, Md.
Edward Thompson. years old, Of 1875
Eighth street northeast, is In serious
condition at Casualty Hospital from in
juries he sustained yesterday when
knocked down by an automobile driven
by Harold j. Macklin, SO, colored, of
1904 @ street while roller skating near
his home.
The youngster has a fractured skull,
conclusion of the brain and other IN
juries.
Kenneth Dyer, % years old, mes.
senger, is also at Casualty Hospital
with a possible fractured skull, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Heyre, % years old, OF 5000
Twenty-second street northeast, is at
Garfield Hospital with severe scalp
decorations.
Knocked From Bicycle.
Dyer, who resides at 900 Thirteenth
street, was knocked from a bicycle
while crossing the Pennsylvania Avenue
Bridge in Southeast Washington when
struck by an automobile driven by
Richard A. Wood, 81, of Boulevard
Heights, Md. Wood was arrested by
fifth precinct police and charged with
driving with bad brakes and also booked
for investigation. He obtained his re-
lease on 5000 collateral.
Mrs. Heyne, wife of Policeman QUEEN
tin E. Heyne of the second precinct, was
thrown to the sidewalk when the ma
chine in which she was riding with her
husband was in a triple collision with
automobils operated by A. L. Hutton,
20, of 1918 Thirteenth street, and Ber-
nard E. Richardson of Lyon Park. Va,
at Twenty-second street and Rhode
Island avenue.
Policeman Heyne was of duty at the
time, but he arrested Hutton and car
ried him to the twelfth precinct station,
where he charged the youth with reck-
less driving. Richardson was listed as a
witness and released.
Three members of the family of Will
liam A. Roberts of 5405 Potomac ave-
nue., Interstate Commerce Commission
examiner and vice chairman OF the
law and legislation committee of the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
received minor injuries when their au-
tomobile was In collision at Edge
moor Md, with a car driven by Edgar
N. Hill, IS, of near Bethesda, Md.
Wagon and Auto Collide.
A collision at Fourteenth street and
Park road between a horse-drawn milk
wagon and an automobile driven by
Leo j. O'Connor, 26, of 1928 M street,
resulted in the injury of three occu-
pants of the automobile. while the
wagon was only slightly damaged.
The injured were O'Connor and Eve
Ign Jackson, 20. of 4516 Fifth street,
both of whom were cut and bruised on
the chest and shoulders. and w. j.
who was cut about the head. The mix
wagon was driven by Steven Kerins, 81,
of 1903 Thirty-sixth street.
Ruth v. Naese, z, Of 1925 Park road,
struck by an automobile operated by
Mildred G. Ryan, 80, OF the 1900 block
of Fifteenth street, sustained decorations
of the right knee and left leg. She was
treated by a private physician.
walking from behind a parked au-
tomobile, John Edward Reese, 81, OF
1899 E street southeast, was struck ana
knocked down by an automobile driven
by Ralph H. Elliott, IS, Of 1905 Kerney
street northeast. Reese was taken TO
Emergency Hospital In passing auto.
mobile and treated for decorations OF
the head and possible fractured skull.
The accident occurred in the 800 piock
of Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Mrs. Annie Glassman, IL years o!o,
of 2T2o B street was bruised about the
body when an automob1e opeIaUeo py
william Power of 1414 Kennedy street
struck her at Thirteenth and Harvard
streets.