Two Boys and a Woman Hurt by Autos in Camden

Two Boys and a Woman Hurt by Autos in Camden - Philadelphia Inquirer, November 20, 1922
Philadelphia Inquirer, November 20, 1922
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Two boys and a woman were injured in automobile accidents in Camden yesterday. As the result of one accident, Dilbert Sullivan, 21, of 1434 Haddon avenue, Camden, was locked up to answer charges of being responsible for injuries sustained by Beatrice Aveyard, 21, of 53 Penn street, who was injured by Sullivan's machine. Joseph Rugi, 12, of 318 Royden street, Camden, was hit by an automobile operated by Francis P. Pernier, of 1364 Chesapeake road, Fairview, at Third and Washington streets. Pernier was held in $[?]00 bail. William McKenna, 7, of 617 Spruce street, Camden, was hit by an automobile operated by David G. Garlanger, of Masonville.

Two boys and a woman were injured in automobile accidents in Camden yesterday. As the result of one accident, Dilbert Sullivan, 21, of 1434 Haddon avenue, Camden, was locked up to answer charges of being responsible for injuries sustained by Beatrice Aveyard, 21, of 53 Penn street, who was injured by Sullivan's machine. Joseph Rugi, 12, of 318 Royden street, Camden, was hit by an automobile operated by Francis P. Pernier, of 1364 Chesapeake road, Fairview, at Third and Washington streets. Pernier was held in $[?]00 bail. William McKenna, 7, of 617 Spruce street, Camden, was hit by an automobile operated by David G. Garlanger, of Masonville.

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