Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-05

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released before hospital offlcials OBJ
tanned his first name.
Treated for Powder Burns.
James Patterson, 80. of Clarendon,
Va; w. G.. johnson, 40 years old, of
1400 block Twentieth street northeast,
and Jack Lersta of the 1900 block c
street southeast, received first aid treat
ment at Emergency Hospital for powder
burns sustained in fireworks explosions.
Miss Marie Williams, 81 years old,
of l04 Fourth street northeast, was
burned on the left cheek while attend
ing a carnival at Vienna, Va, fire.
cracker tossed by some youthful Fourth
Of July celebrants exploding close to
her face. She was brought to Emer-
gency Hospital for treatment by DR..
Gregory.
Robert Lee Parker, 43 years old, of
1873 Eleventh street, was arrested
early last night by Patrolman Ray
Aggleson of No. l station, on q charge
of shooting fireworks.
Earlier in the day, Parker had been
arrested by Policeman Thomas D.
Atkinson of the first precinct and re-
leased when he furnished collateral.
Five persons were arrested by police
men of the second precinct on similar
charges. They gave their names as
Edward F. Dorsey, colored, % years old,
of 1899 Ninth street; Booker Brown,
colored, 20, of 1912 Four and-a-half
street southwest; Theodore Smith,
colored. I6: OF 1871 Seventeenth street;
Izler Green, colored, SO, of 1906 Fifth
street, and Walter H. Fields, colored,
IS, OF 6IS street
They were arrested by Sergt. B. F.
McAllister and Privates M. H MontA-
que, George Absher, o. r. Van Orman
and L.. E. Cline.
$40, Collateral Exacted.
Third precinct Policemen K p.
0reelow and w. r. Barco arrested
Percy Saunders. colored, 80 years old.
of 1924 Virginia avenue, and ne was
released on $40 collateral.
Davis j. Mitchell, colored, 20 years
old. Of GOT Sixth street southeast, was
arrested by Policeman Thomas d.
Bailey of No. 5 station
Charles Walker, colored, II years
old. of "a O street Lewis HarwitZ 40
years old, of Baltimore, Md, and
Raymond Jones, colored, 30 years old,
Of 323 Missouri avenue. were booked
at the si1Nh precinct following their
arrest by Patrolmen w. T. Burroughs,
S. J. Holiday and Rudolph SchleiChert.
Sergt. w. G, Balderson of the eighth
precinct arrested Herman Thomas,
coloTed. A years old, of 20S d street
southeast. John Cash of 02O Newton
street, was arrested by Private z. d.
Lampert Of the ninth precinct, while
Allen DeFord. 40 years old, who gave
his address to twelfth precinct police
as Connecticut avenue nor theast, was
taken into custody by PatroinAn @. B.
Kimball of that station.
Cliff Fredwell, % years old, of the
1900 block of Eleventh street Wash
ington, was treated in Emergency Hos
pital for internal injuries sustained in
an automobile accident near Oxon Hill,
Md. Harry Kirchton, 600 block of p
street northeast, suffered face lacera-
tons in an accident on the Marlboro
Pike, and received treatment at Cas-
uslty Hospital. He reported his car
was struck by another which failed to
stop.
Although traffic was heavy on all
main highways, police said compare
lively few accidents were reported to
them.
Autos Collide In Southeast.
Mrs. Ruth Brinsfleld, 81 years old
of 2l0l Thirteenth street southeast was
reported injured seriously yesterday
when an automobile in which she was
riding with her husband and another
couple was in a collision with car
driven by Axel Muckenbrin of 1910
South Carolina avenue southeast, at
Eleventh street and North Carolina
avenue northeast.
The driver of the machine in which
she was riding. Howard Boyce, ~. OF
1922 w street southeast, sustained head
injuries while his wife received a pos
sible fracture OF the spine and pelvis
and decorations of the left thigh. They
were treated at Casualty Hospital.
Mrs. BrinSfleld's husband, Dryden
BrinSfield, escaped uninJured.
Mrs. Albine d. Southmade. 81 years
old. Of Wilmington, Del, was hurled
from truck driven by her husband,
Wilbur Southmade, 20. and injured.
when the truck collided with street
car at Fifth street and Massachusetts
avenue. The woman was treated at
Casualty Hospital for shock and con-
tusionS. Her condition is not regarded
as serious.