Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
.SCHALL, JR., HURT
WITH GIRL IN CAR
Senator's Son and Young
Woman in Serious Condi-
ton After Wreck.

Thomas D. Schall, jr.. 20-year son
Of Senator Schall OF Minnesota, and
Miss Alice Kreps, about 90 years old, of
Baltimore, were seriously injured late
Yesterday afternoon when an automo-
bile driven by the youth collided with a
gasoline truck on the Baltimore Boule-
yard at East Riverdale, Md.
They were brought to Sibley Hospital,
where Schall is said TO be suffering from
L fractured right leg, conclusion of the
brain, a fracture of the left arm and
possible internal injuries. The girl re-
eeived possible internal injuries. brain
conclusion and fracture Of the right
leg.
The accident occurred about o'clock
at Edmonston road and Jefferson ave-
nue. when the automobile IN which
Schall, a midshipman at the United
States Naval Academy. and his COM
panion struck Standard Oil Co. truck,
operated by James Sampson, "a years
old, of Riverdale.
Brought to Washington.
The automobile was proceeding to-
ward Washington when the mishap
occurred. while the truck, en- route to
West Riverdale. was making left turn
Frank Babcock of Riyerdale placed
the boy in his machine and brought him
to washington, while the girl was
brought here in the car of Albert l..
Rogers Of 1922 Eighteenth street north
east.
Sampson escaped injury, but followed
the injured couple to Sibley Hospital TO
inquire regarding their condition. he
then returned to the scene of the wreck
and drove off in his truck after making
known his identity, it was SAID.
Miss Kreps is the daughter of Bal
timore 81 Ohio Railroad detective ana
lives at 1896 Sequoia avenue IN the
Maryland city.
Senator Schall. who resides at Berwyn,
Md. left recently on trip for Mlnne1
sofa Mrs. Schall was at the hospital
last night with her son.
Five Others Injured.
The light car in which the couple
was riding was badly damaged, although
the impact left little impression on the
truck. , 49,.
Five other persons were injured, three
seriously. when their automobile sKlo-
ded in a second accident on the ooule-
ward at Beltsville, Md. The macmne
overturned and crashed into telephone
pole yesterday. ,.a ,oro
The three most seriously injured were
Mrs. Anna McCauley, 46 years OLD, OF
East KeansblIrg. N. j.; Michael OFT.
20 wears old. also of East Keansburg,
and Charles Perry, So, of Newark, n. j.
THE two others hurt were Mrs. NC
Caulev's husband, John McCauley, ano
the wife of Charles Perry, Elsie. .
Mrs. McCauley. who is said to De IN
a serious condition by physicians AZ
Casualty Hospital, where the tve were
brought following the accident, received
numerous bruises about the booy, pos
chile fracture of several ribs and shock.
OFT received deep facial decorations,
fracture of several ribs, severe hem-
orrhaee and possible skull fracture.
His condition is said to be serious.
perry received possible skull frac-
ture deep decorations to the forehead
and decorations to the body.
Mrs. Perry, who is 40 years OLD, is
suffering from shock and John McCau-
lev received Commissions to his chest ana
a POSSIBLE fracture of several ribs. The
injured were rushed to the hospital IN
a passing automobile.
Two Children Hurt.
Two 3-year-old children were slightly
injured last night, one when struck by
a hit-and-run automobile at Prospect
avenue and Potomac street The other
was felled by a bicycle In the 1900 block
of B street northeast.
John f. Gator, of 1915 Prospect ave-
nue.. victim of the hit-and-run machine,
| which continued on before any one
| could obtain its license number or de-
| scription. was treated at Georgetown
| Hospital for minor bruises.
BETTY Hixson. of 1860 North Caro-
| lima avenue, was treated at home for
| Slight cuts after she had been struck
| down by a bicycle ridden by Joseph
| TAYLOR, colored, l8 years old, OF 25l
| fourteenth street southeast, while walk
! ing with her mother.