Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-10 | Page 14 | Two Hurt When Struck by Auto

W HURT 1TJ MM AUTO t Three Escape Injury in Second Crash of the Afternoon. . . - f-;.,i-.r r;i: :: ' to the constitution of the ' ' Mam- other mbiisters a ltv spoke of the actans longing to the legion. "So long as the Amerieu U mains true to the Il1sr a the preamble to Its coasttto" have the support of al dea people.'' said the Rev. J. 9n lace at the immanael Butts ( Mr. Wallace outlined confronted the AasrtaaJ dwelt upon their wlltoeaes! personal Interests ft the g"" tlon. He urged all w" to Join the legion. Jov each other's coaWJWjJJ A mass-meeting offorawr Si Interesled In the Amenctn bS '.';.: , , :-- - , v .-- c ..I .''. ,- orgsntsattoawt"' vai -s -s;s . j The meeting will be in . house ;ns: No. I4 Lawrence W. Ashby. 11 years of age. SJS West Kroadway. Is at the L. D. S. hospital suffering from probable Internal Injuries aa the result of bis being struck nt Thlrxl South and Main streets ye-lerday ye-lerday afternoon by an automobile said by the police to have been driven by E I Wlbion of the Itroadway hotel. Mlas IHjrothy Francli, 19 years of ajre. Ills Qaat First Booth street, who was with him, sustained a sprained ankle In the accident. Wilson Is held in the city Jail on a charge of reckless driving, following waa fixed at J500 and he was held ovr-nlght. ovr-nlght. According to the report of the poMoe. the auto was traveling at a fairly rapid rate, as It skidded for several feet over a dry pavement after striking the man and woman. Ashby was knocked to the pavement, a wheel passing over his abdomen, ab-domen, and Miss Krvnch was thrown to one sbb-. 11. 'lb were removed to the tm urgent v- hospital for first aid treat-....... mem. Mrs. Q. C. I'rawford nnd her 9-year-oM son. Homer, :.ti! Kast SeviMnl South street, narrowly escaped serious Injury yesterday yester-day evening al (i:4.'. o'ebvk when the automobile Mrs, Crawford was driving was slruck lv an automobile driven by Huchn Sahum of Kenimerer. Wvo,. at the Intersection of Second South and Firth blael streeta Mm Onawtord's car was turned on Its side, so terrific was Ihe Impact Im-pact I loth machines were Ivndly damaged. dam-aged. According to Mis. ('lavvford. she was dtlviim east on Second South street when the other machine Cattle from the south on Fifth Kasl street at a rapid rate. All efforts made by the driver to avoid the crash were of Kn avail ami the Sahum car slruck Mrs. Crawford's machine. The only Injuries sustained by those In the cats at the time of the crash were a bad shaking up.