Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1923, Page 20

2820 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, M. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, "1923.' ISEVEN PERSONS INIURED| Abe Martin Says: IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS| /o i Motor Cycle Policeman Thrown ‘When Wheel Skids as He Pur- sues Auto Speeder. . BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE SToRe” || Impressive Values in Furniture Good furniture exceptionally low priced— this sale’s accomplishment. Refurnish your home now at these savings. Divided payments easily arranged. Refrigerators | $52 Duofold Beds ‘ - 382 | Motor Cycle Policeman W. M. Suthard of the sixth precinct was thrown from his macline near John Marshall place and D strect last night about 8 o'clock and his left hand and knee injured. The wheel skidded on the car track while Suthard was in pursuit of a speeder. Mrs. Adam Posey, thirty-five years old, 1308 I street, yesterday afternoon was knocked down by an automobilc driven by Harry ¥. Hastings, 905 B street northeast, near 14th and streets. Mrs, Posey was only slightly hurt. ~ Richard F. Smith, nineteen years old An optimist is a feller that|| 768 Morton street, was injured aboutlivag iy an apartment an’ chums his face and hands last night when| . P 5 his motor evcle crashed inte the sida| With th” owner of a closed car. of & house near Flagler place and V1 - What gits us is why,more | street. He was taken home by the 2 - ge | police. beauty doctors hainit sued for |i}| | Miss Rachael A. Hamilton, twenty- P - ic five Searn old 1606 A7th: atzest: was| Talpractice. treated at Emergency Hospital yes- Copyright, National Newspaper Service. terday afternoon for a fracture of the _— left ankle and brufses to her body. : She was knocked down at Pennssl-f Juvenile Reproof. vania avenue and 12th street by From Punch. automobile driven by W. L. Smith,| Mother (to small daughter Just e e home from a visit)—I am sorry to say 2 your aunt gives a very poor account || Miss Alice Baugh, Government & < G Jof vou: “Naughty, untidy., unpunc- Hoted S mucatily 8 autgmdnile truthful,” inclined to be at New Jersey avenue and B stre yesterday afternoon. The mac r—Does auntle really write was driven by D. N. Hepburn, 4 mody road, Seat Pleasant, Md., police reported. Miss Baugh w i D. treated at her hotel. / Walter Bowie, colored, four years A old, 53 Canal street southwest, was knocked down by the motorcyele of g John Marshall, 20 D street southeast, A at South Capitol and D streets, The 3 4 boy was taken to Casulty Hospit where physicians sald he was not| John Charukas, fi years old, 419 | / is tne on.y focd known to PINK-TALL CAN | RED ALASKA A & P BRAND - P R e 'v' ma.tipi at 6th and N streets southwest ves- | l . 2 c c 2¢23¢23% 40 A _________—_________fl tne biood which act as po- Can : Pt act licemen of the bedy. it suppiies food viiamins Money Pours Upon Tables thn! 5, iron and mineral eiements ‘acking frem other feod: ) 3 { Team Captains Revort at i t Luncheon. i || Deiicious as a drink and Money literally mnoured unon the| 4 tat it a luncheon vesterday v 3 X \ Duofold Beds of excellent | design, with mahogany or oak finished frame, up- " holstered with good, durable Made of pclijscasoncd imitation leather. 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