Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1926, Page 32

, AUTUMUBI[EVICTIM STILL UNCONSCIOUS T-Year-OId Youth, Knocked Down Yesterday, Is in Critical Condition. Knecked down by a neighbor's .lllomoblle a short distance from his e early yesterday afternoon. Har- ;‘w Larrick, jr., 7 years old, 161 Rhode Island avenue northeast, had not regained consciousness today and was in a critical condition at Sibley Hospital. Harvey had gone to a neighboring store to get a newspaper and Wwas playfully held by a companion. When finally released, it was stated, Har- vey ‘ran_across the street and was struck - by the automobile of Roy Borden, 151 Rhode Island avenue northeast. Borden picked up the un- conscious boy and rushed him to Bibley Hospital. Harvey is the grandson of J. B. Larrick, desk sergeant at police headquarters, whose wife and daughter were injured in traffic accidents a short time ago. Marine Is Injured. A collislon between two automo- biles at Sixteenth and M streets yes- terday morning resulted In injury to j Raymond Lasher, a Marine, stationed 4t the Navy Yard. He was treated At Emergency Hospital for cuts and bruises about his body before being taken to Naval Hospital. A Willlam Zumbahlen, 1031 Park road, driver of the other car in the collision, was ar- rested on a charge of reckless driving and released on_collateral. Miss Ola Sanders, 35 years old, and Miss Oris Hughes, 25 vears old, 142 Kentucky avenue southeast, were in- jured yesterday afternoon when the automobile of the former struck an electric light pole at the northeast corner ‘of Thirteenth and H streets mortheast. The accident resulted | mnfimmfin Family d oomedym u IJD p.ni. ley, vlub- vllle at ns l.nd lli pm. Barle—Welsh Cholr- Robbins’ Balti- moreans, vaudeville, cnn\lnuoll from- 1:30 to 11 pm. Columbla—* at 11:20 a.m., ?:«s,fi 35, 6:20, 8 &" 9 Epm. ropolifan - “Up’ 1h Mabels Room." o! qu a.m., 1:45, 3:45, 7:45 and 9:45 Rialto—" ‘l‘l'lp to Chlmt 150, 81 Palace — “Fascinating 10:4¢ a.m., 12:25, 2:15, G.IO. 67 19:45 p.m. Tivoll—"“The Palm Beach Girl,” at {2:30, 4:15,.6, 7:60 lml uo pam; in - Mabel's at us 8 n.nil 9:60° pm. Central—"Quo’ Vadis?" at 12330, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. Wardman Park—"As No Man’ Has Loved,” at 7 apd 9 p.m.. Lincoln (colored)—"The Reckless Lady,” from 2 to 11 p.m. LIBRARIAN HAS STROKE; Miss llyhflt McGussey of Oon- gressional Ill in New York. Miss Margaret McGussey, 56 yqu- A Room," Bellevue. Hospital in-New York yester- day suffering from a paralytic stroke. | Miss’ McGussey . is'a cousin of Miss Brenda Putnam, sculptress, of New York, where she was visiting. She is in charge of the room for the blind at Congressional Library here. when Miss Sanders made a quick turn to avoid a collision +with. a .motor eycle. Miss - -Sanders lost several teeth. . Samuel Williams, colored, 21 years old, and Rosa Willlams, his wife, re- siding at 4428 Douglas street, were in- jured last night when their automo- bile collided with the car of Thomas ‘Walter . Thompson, colored, Wood- burn, fiear New Hampshire avenue and Shepherd street. The husband's left knee was injured, and the wife's left arm was fractured. They were taken to Freedmen’s Hospital, and " Thompson was held on a charge: of reckless driving. | Another, Slightly Injured, * John Wilson, colored, 60 years. old, 1753 Eighth street, was knocked down " 4t Seventh and S strests last night by the automobile of Henry C. McNeece. colored, 21, T street. Hoaplu.l treatment “was refused. Rebecca Rogers, 31 years old, 2101 New Hampshire avenue, alighted from & strect car at Eleventh and U streets yesterday and was knocked down by & bicycle, the rider of which failed to stop. She was only slightly hurt. AR EI AL S . 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