Officer Hubbs Laid Up

Officer Hubbs Laid Up, Camden Post-Telegram, September 17, 1923
Camden Post-Telegram, September 17, 1923
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Officer Hubbs Laid Up Mounted Policeman Harold Hubbs, of 201 North Twenty-seventh street, who had his leg injured by being thrown from his horse, which stumbled while chasing two negroes who had come out of the Harry Sharp School, Thirty-second and Hayes avenue, about 4 o'clock Saturday morning, reported back for duty yesterday. After two hours on duty his leg gave him so much pain he was forced to be excused from duty and go home.

Mounted Policeman Harold Hubbs, of 201 North Twenty-seventh street, who had his leg injured by being thrown from his horse, which stumbled while chasing two negroes who had come out of the Harry Sharp School, Thirty-second and Hayes avenue, about 4 o'clock Saturday morning, reported back for duty yesterday. After two hours on duty his leg gave him so much pain he was forced to be excused from duty and go home.

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