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was driving was struck and demolished
by Washington Railway g. Electric
Co. street car at the intersection of
Georgetown road and Del Ray avenue.
Glover was proceeding north on George
town road, when he made a right turn
into Del Ray avenue, and the trolley
smashed into his machine, carried it
about 80 feet down the track and hurled
it into an electric trolley pole. Police
said G. A. Wade, of the 5000 block of
Wisconsin avenue, Washington. was the
operator Of the street car.
Glover was removed to Georgetown
University Hospital in washington by
the Bethesda fire rescue squad. His
injuries were diagnosed as possible
fractured skull and a possible fracture
Of the pelvis.
Struck by an automobile while walk
ing along the Edmonston road in River
dale last night. Betty McGregor, II,
sustained a broken leg and Helen
Ringer, II, playmate, was slightly
injured. Both children reside in River
dale.
Nelson C. Elgin, of the 1900 block of
Connecticut avenue. alleged driver Of
the car, accompanied the Ringer girls
uncle to the Hyattsville police station
and was placed under 500 bond on
charge of reckless driving.
The McGregor girl was taken to Sib-
ley Hospital by the Prince Georges
County Rescue Squad ambulance, while
her companion was treated by a private
physician at home.
Other Accidents.
Miss Anna Levy, 40, of 442 Ninth
street, was slightly injured when struck
by an automobile at Ninth and E
streets. She was treated at Emergency
Hospital for possible fractured arm.
The automobile was operated by Louis
A. Smith of the 3400 block Sixteenth
street.
Officer William B. Hopkins, Traffic
Bureau was knocked from his motor
cycle on Rhode Island avenue between
Second and Third streets by an auto
mobile driven by a man who gave his
name as Joseph Kreeger, %, first
block of Bryant street northeast. Hop
kins, who lives at CAT Girard street
northeast, was treated at Emergency
Hospital for a possible fractured leg,
sprained ankle and bruises.
Another car, driven by Officer S. B.
Myers, second precinct, was following
behind Hopkins at the time of the ac-
cident and was forced up on the side
walk to avoid being struck. Kreeger
was taken to No. 2 precinct.
Driving south on Wisconsin avenue
the automobile of Albert Di Simone,
4139 Thirty-second street, skidded and
crashed into tree. Di Simone and his
14-year-old daughter, Theresa were
taken to Georgetown Hospital where
the man was treated for lacerations
and the girl for possible fracture of the
nose.
Arthur Busby 26, of 1877 H street.
clerk in the Raleigh Hotel, received
possible fractured leg when struck by
an automobile while running to catch
street car at Eighteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. He was treated
at Emergency Hospital.
Vanderbilt Straub, 40, Of 1768 Lanier
place was treated at Emergency for a
possible fractured wrist and body cuts,
received when the automobile he was
driving was In collision with another on
the Washington Boulevard.
Struck by an automobile while stand
ing on street car loading platform at
Eighteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Arthur Busby, 26, Of 1877 II
street. suffered fractured left leg. The
driver, Warren II. Eaton, 81, Of 1011 G
street southwest, was arrested on
drunken driving charge by Policeman
Lester Collins, first precinct.