Evening star., 1929-12-16
PEDESTRIAN DIES
OF AUTO INJURIES
13 Persons Are Hurt in
Traffic Accidents Over
Week End.

One person dead and 13 injured
was the traffic toll for the week end
according to police reports.
George McKenney, "A, of Jackson
Hall alley died in Casualty Hospital
last night of injuries received when an
automobile ran him down at Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue Satllf-
day. Police say Joseph Martin, living
on New York avenue near Twenty y-f1rst
street, was driver Of the automooie
Martin took McKenney to Casualty
Hospital. An inquest in the case was
ordered at the Morgue today.
William j. Cox, 80, of 2l9 G street,
sustained severe injuries yesterday When
an automobile he was driving was IN
collision with a truck at MASSACHUSETTS
avenue and Eighth St-eot northeaSC. AT
Casualty Hospital physicians said Cox
was suffering from conclusion OF tne
brain. Police have not identlfled the
truck driver.
Crash Injuries Three.
Three persons were injured when Two
automobiles collided at FRANKLIN anu
North Capitol streets. They were Moses
Gass, %, and Gertrude Gass, 70, botn OF
las NJ street southeast, and Charles +.
HeroId 30. of the 100 block OF Franklin
street, All were treated at Sioley
mother and daughter were injured
IN an accident at Nichols avenue and
Congress street southeast, as result OF
which Joseph M. Newman was arreSVea.
Mrs Mary v. Dean, 54, and Mary "A.
Dean. IA. both of GieSboro Polnt, were
treated for cuts on the head at Emer-
gency Hospital. ,,,,,,
Ccmnton. %, 1107 Eleventh street;
Georoe w Dalzelle, 35, Chevy Chase,
MD Amos Talbot, colored, %, OF Gales
Vile Md: Albert Riley, colored, "a, 8O3
delaware avenue southwest; Wllpur
TayIor, 35, Philadelphia; Mack SmiIh;
colored, 80, 1926 Lingers court, ana
Cornelius Stewart, colored, years olo'
IS Patterson street northeast. .
Two men were brought to WaSnlng-
ton hosnitals as the result of accidents
in Southern Maryland:
Ce~l a. Cole, SO, 500 block OF A street
southeast, Was brought to PROVIDENCE
IIospital and treated for injuries sus-
tanned in an accident near 7. 3.
Albert Brown, colored, 35. OF Woo0-
vile. discovered in an unconscious con-
dltion on the Southern Maryland roao,
was found to have a possible 1ractureo
skull at Casualty Hospital, where ne was
treated and later removed to Gallinger
Hospital.
Following a collision between two
automobiles at the crossroads at
Wheaton, Md, two women were sent
to Washington and Maryland hospitals
in serious condition last night, ac-
cording to a report made to the north
ern district police Substation at Sllgo
by Patrolman E. r. Jones.
The cars were driven, the report salo,
bv j, E. Davis, 100 block of wesley
street, Washington, and John Moran OF
Baltimore. Mrs. Davis was taken TO
the washington Sanitarium, at Takoma
park. while George Barrett of HyattS-
vile and Mrs Moran were sent to the
Walter Reed Hospital.
Police of the northern district SUB
station are searching for the driver OF
a car which late yesterday IS alleged
to have hit one driven by Alice Graves
23l5 Branch street southeast, WASH
ington, about a mile south OF Oney,
which narrowly missed turning over.
The number of the other car was given
to Sergt. Guy Jones and Officer. Joseph
Nolte, who have a warrant 1or tne
owner. The car is alleged to have had
three men in it at the time.