The Washington times., 1925-11-12
| DEAD, "A HURT
IN TRAFFIC
M|SHAPS
Mrs. e. T. Gregg Fatally In
Iured When Autos
Collide

One woman IS dead ana TOUR"
teen persons are suffering from
injuries today as the result of a
number of serious traffic acct
dents that occurred in the past
nineteen hours.
Mrs. e. F. Gregg, Of 1414 Fiji
teenth street northwest, 10 dead.
She died early today from concus-
sion of the brain and internal in
iuries received in an automobile
collision at Sixteenth and M streets
northwest last night.
Three other persons were in
jured- in the accident in which
Mrs. Gregg received her fatal in
juries.
Driver Is Unhurt
Helen Delaney. twenty-one years
of age, and Irene Doyle. twenty-five
years of age, OF 2400 Nineteenth
street northwest. passengers in the
automobile that collided with Mrs.
Gregg's car, sustained decorations
Of her arms and legs, and Doctor
James A. Crabtree. Of St. Eliza
betl1's Hospital, who was riding
with the girls, suffered a sprained
The machine that hit Mrs.
Greggs car was driven by Doctor
]. III. Classify, of st. Elizabeth's
Hospital. He was not injured.
An inquest will be held, to in
vestigate the cause OF Mrs. Gregg's
death, tomorrow at 1880 o'clock at
the District Morgue.
Mrs. Margaret Webb and Mrs
Grace Sapp, both OF 1916 New
Hampshire avenue northwest, are
at Emergency Hospital suffering
from injuries received yesterday
when the car in which they were
riding crashed into q tree at Twen'
ty.first and @ street northwest.
The car was being operated by Mrs.
Cecil Billups, of Edgemoor. Nd,
when the accident happened.
Whole Family Injured
A whole family, consisting Of q
fifteen.months-old baby girl, q six.
year-old boy end husband and wife,
are suffering from bruises and
shock received when their car was
hit by another automobile last
night. They were all taken to
Casualty Hospital and treated. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Owens, OF
Baltimore, Nd, and their son, Clar-
ence, and daughter, Margaret. The
collision occurred at Maryland ave
nue. and G street northeast. They
are not in a serious condition.
Willie N. Kellum, of $40 Third
street northwest, sustained slight
decorations on both legs early today
when the automobile he was driving
crashed into a parked automobile
in front OF 2814 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. Both automobiles
were slightly damaged. The parked
machine belongs to Edward B.
Scribner.
George MADDEN, Of 500 H street
northwest, received a slight injury
to his left arm when he was knock
ed from his motorcycle last night.
His condition Is not serious.
Cripple Is Hurt
Gilbert Cribs, Of 1882 Lanier
place northwest, is at his home to-
day suffering from cuts and bruises
hO
knocked from his rolling chair at
Columbia road and Biltmore street
northwest. Cribs is q cripple and
was attempting to wheel himself
across the street when an automo-
bile, driven by Charles Lovejoy, Of
1905 Eleventh street northwest, col
lided with the chair. The cripple
was taken to Emergency Hospital
and treated. Later he was sent
home.
Edward Brown, fifteen, colored,
of 20O2 Kenilworth avenue north
east, received a slight injury to his
left arm when the wagon in which
he was riding last night was COM
pletely demolished by an automo-
bile. The automobile hit the wagon
and Brown was thrown from 1t.
Mrs. Sarah E. Belt, of SCI Fiji
teenth street northwest, victim of
last nights "hit-and-run" driver, Is
resting easily at her home.
She was struck and knocked down
at Bladensburg road and Meigs
place northeast and went home in a
street car and was treated by
nearby doctor for decorations to
the right aida of head and a