Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01
FIFTH PERSON DIES
IN ACCIDENT SERIES
IN LAST a. HOURS
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ton when their car overturned Mrs.
Eek was taken to Casualty Hospital by
Howard Smith, 1000 block of New
Hampshire avenue, and her husband
was taken to that hospital by Wilson
Grimes of the 100 block of D street,
both of whom were passing the scene in
automobiles. Mr.. Eek was not expected
to live. State Policeman C. w. Cub
bage investigated the accident.
Young Mullin was killed and his
passenger, Charles Ellis, COL Ritten-
house street, was seriously injured when
their car went OF curve on the road
to Chesapeake Beach, near Owings Sta
ton, early yesterday morning. He had
been visiting at his mothers cottage at
the Beach.
Three persons were seriously injured
in automobile accidents in the south
east section of the District yesterday
afternoon and were taken to Casualty
Hospital for treatment.
Edward C. Davis, 20, of I'LL Potomac
avenue southeast, and Alexander Dick
erSon, 20, of 1923 Potomac avenue
southeast we're badly injured in col
lision at Fifteenth and v streets south
east when q machine driven by DAVIS
crashed into a car operated by Charles
A. Little, jr., Is years DID, OF 1903 w
street southeast.
Both men were taken to the hospital
in the machine of w. E. Bailey OF %
w street and were treated by DR.. Louis
.Jimal Davis for possible skull fracture,
possible internal injuries and shock. and
Dickerson for decorations of the head
and q possible fractured skull. Little
was uninjured.
Police of No. IL precinct investigating
the mishap placed q charge OF reck-
less driving against Davis.
In Serious Condition.
Julia E. Hartin, as years old, of 321
I, street northeast, was reported IN q
serious condition at Casualty Hospital
with conclusion of the brain, possible
skull fracture and shock which she re-
ceived when O car in which she was
riding collided with another machine
at Fourteenth and z streets south
east.
The driver of the car in which she
was riding, Ellen Harris OF 1925 Seven
teenth street northeast, and the opera
tor of the second machine, Margaret
M. Nolan of 1881 East Capitol street
both escaped injury.
Crossing near Eleventh and Lamont
streets last night, Pauline Hutchinson
10 years old, 1908 Lamont street, step
ped into the path of an automobile
driven by John p. Currie, 632 Keefer
place, O Central High School student
and was injured.
DR.. E. K. smith of Garfield Hospital
! who treated the girl, found she Suf-
fered from q fracture OF the knee and
bruises about the body.
Currie was held at the thirteenth pre-
cinct for several hours and released
after being charged with driving with
bad brakes.
Rites to BE Held Tuesday.
Funeral services for Mr.. Mullin viii
be held at his late residence, 1884 Web
ster street, Tuesday morning at
| O'Clock. Rites will be administered n
/ Nativity Church of Brightwood, and In
| terment will be In Mount Olivet Gene
| terry.
Other than his brother. Mullin is sur
| vived by his mother, Mrs. Mary A
MuIlin, with whom he made his home
another brother, Bernard j. Mullin, O.
| Savannah, Ga, and sister, Mrs. Jo
| George b. Mullin who died severa
| years ago, was the founder of thu
! George B. Mullin Construction Co.
Funeral services for James T. Flani
gan, &c, will be held at his late resi-
dence, 626 Twenty third street, Tuesda!
| morning at O'Clock. He Is survived b!
| his mother, Mrs. Bridget A. Flanagan
/ with whom he resided. Requiem mas
will be said at st. Stephens Catholic
| Church. Interment will be in Noun
| Olivet Cemetery.