Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 16

16 GARSLEAVERALS, INURING TWOSEDRE Washington Woman Among 13 Taken to Hospital After Wreck. By the Associated Press. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C, July 11.— ‘Thirteen of two score persons injured fn the wreck 20 miles north of here yesterday of the Seminole Limited, fast Florida-New York train of the Atlan- tic Coast Line Railroad, were in the railroad’s hospital here today. was believed fatally injured. Five pullman cars of the train over- turned down a six-foot embankment, sliding into a swamp. W. B. Darrow, superintendent of transportation, blamed the breaking of a truck under the dining car for the accident. The diner left the rails first, causing the pullman cars to follow. Passengers caught in the overturned cars were rescued by the train crew and uninjured passengers who broke the glass in windows of the pullmans and entered the cars. First aid treat- ment was given the injured at Enfield, N. C, a little town a mile north of the wreck., Most of the injured after treatment continued their northward journey. Most seriously hurt of the injured was Mrs. Arthur T. Averill of Tampa, Fla.. whose skull was fractured. Others in the hospital are C. B. Sisson and Miss Dorothy Sisson of Edge’ , R. Miss Elsie Hook, Detroit; Henry Hill- man, Poorman, Alaska; Mrs. Luther Hanson, Leesburg, Fla.. Mrs. Earnest Barnett, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Anford Borden, St. Cloud, Fla.; Hammond, Baltimore; None . | here yesterday by witnesses in the . | United States Senate Indian affairs sub- . | committee investigation into conditions ‘The average forelgn prince hain't| 3 got nothin’ to trade but good will. I wonder if the Medierranean fly would be interested in spinach? INDIAN AGENT LET RUM FLOW, SENATORS HEAR |$ U. S. Officers Make No Attempt to Stop Liquor on Reservation, Probers Are Told. By the Associated Press. 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