Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-01
DRIVER CRUSHED
AS CAR HITS TREE,
INJURIES SERIOUS
Nine Hurt, Two Critically, in
Halloween Automobile
Accidents.
YOUNG GIRL SUFFERS
CONCLUSION OF BRAIN
Child Is Cut and Bruised When
Machine Collides With An.
other Parked.

William r. Jarboe, % years old, of
STA Twelfth street northeast. was
critically injured early this morning
when he lost control of the automobile
he was driving and crashed into tree
in front of Trinity College, at North
Capitol street and Michigan avenue.
Jarboe was carried to Sibley Hospital
by a passing motorist and rushed to
an operating table, where staff surgeons
performed a successful operation for a
fractured skull and then reset both of
his legs, which were broken in the
mishap.
His condition was said by hospital
officials today to be undetermined.
Three persons were injured in a COL
lision at Thirteenth street and Spring
road early today when taxicab driven
by william Zadooiar, 81 years old, of
All Second street, crashed into a coupe
said to have been operated by Frederick
E. Kilroy, 2i-year-old student of
Georgetown University, who lives at
2214 Tunlow road. Miss Marie Sterling,
81 years old. of 1929 Iowa avenue, who
was riding in the taxicab, was removed
to Emergency Hospital and treated for
q possible fracture of the left shoulder,
while Joseph Hannah, of 2214 Tunlow
road, an occupant of the coupe, was
treated for decorations of the nose.
Drivers Escape Injury.
Edward Jennings, of 1910 Thirty
second street, who also was riding in the
coupe, was taken to Garfield Hospital
and treated for fractured right arm
and decorations of the head.
Both drivers escaped without injury.
The machine driven by Kilroy is said
by the police to be the property of
Ernest A. Lamoth of the Prohibition
Bureau.
Staff physicians at Casualty Hospital
attended three girls and man last
night for injuries suffered in an acct
dent which occurred at Massachusetts
avenue and Sixth street northeast.
All four persons were riding in an
automobile driven by George Smith, 20,
Of 4101 Thirteenth place northeast, who
escaped without injury, while the second
machine was operated by Phil r. After
bury. %, of the HOO block of Massa-
chuSetts avenue.
Young Woman Injured.
Miss Dorothy PETER, II, of 56l9 Colo
RADIO avenue, sustained conclusion of the
brain, severe abrasions and shock. Miss
Lillian Coran and her sister Constance,
both OF lie Sixth street northeast, suf-
fered severe decorations about the knees
and ankles and the former also suf-
4ered possible fracture of the shoulder.
Ashby Handy, 20, of 758 Rock Greek
Church road, the fifth member of
Smiths party, was treated at the hos
pital for abrasions Of the lip and left
hand.
Atterbury was placed under arrest by
policemen of the ninth precinct and
charged with operating an automobile
with defective brakes.
Auto Hits Parked Car.
Miss Florence Vermillion. IA years
old, of 1l35 Queen street northeast, was
cut about the face, hands and knees
when an automobile in which she was
riding last night crashed into a parked
car near Suitiand, Md. She was given
1irst-aid treatment at Casualty Hospital
The young girl was riding, police say,
In car driven by Richard Costello, 81,
of 329 Ninth street southeast, who was
unhurt The parked car was owned
by Alfred Myers. 10, of 1922 Fourth
street southeast.