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Dinwiddie County; Arthur Carmines,
81, Wicomico; Edward Fuel, 18, War
renton, and Andrew Scrimeour, "a,
Newport News. The latter two were
the drowning victims.
The Marylanders who lost their lives
as the result of automobile crashes
were Mrs. Orrin McCloskey, %,
Hagerstown; Miss Mildred Coleman,
16, Crompton; Mrs. Clara Lewis, 40,
Baltimore, and Joseph Hardesty, jr.,
%, Baltimore County.
Accident Near Hagerstown.
Mrs. McCloskey was killed late last
night near the Hagerstown city lin
its when her husbands car crashed
into the rear of the machine in which
she was riding to New. Jersey with
relatives.
Police said they were informed Nc
Closkey, carrying something the party
had left behind, was trying to over
take the machine in which his wife
was riding. He and four others we're
injured.
Miss Coleman was crushed to death
beneath an automobile that over
turned on the Chestertown-Kenne
vile road yesterday. State police said
the driver, Novel Patton of New York,
struck parked car. careened into an
other and overturned his car.
An automobile street car collision in
Baltimore County on Sunday claimed
Mrs. Lewis life. Hardesty was IA
tally injured when his automobile
overturned at Chase, Baltimore
County.
Taxicabs in Collision.
Five persons were injured, one crit
ically, when two Washington taxi
cabs collided head-on at Virginia
Highlands on the Alexandria Wash
ington road early today.
Murland Snyder. 26, of 1248 Mary
land avenue northeast, driver of one
cab, is in a critical condition in Emer-
gency Hospital with severe head in
juries. fractured ribs, broken nose,
brain conclusion and cuts.
Other occupants of the machines.
also treated at Emergency, We're listed
as James Frazier, 29, of $50 Fourteenth
street southeast, face cuts; William D.
Crenshaw, 40, Columbia, S. c., head
injury and fractured nose; Mrs. Joseph
Lyles, 36, Of 2807 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast, undetermined injuries,
and Charles Morris, 28, of GOT Seventh
street southeast, fractured nose and
cuts.
George Ford, AZ, of 400 Third street,
and Alma Mouter. IS, of 1880 Adams
Mill road, were treated at Casualty
Hospital for cuts and bruises after the
machine in which they were riding
collided with a bus near Beltsville, Nd,
on the Baltimore Boulevard.
Accident at Seat Pleasant.
Mrs. Eleanor Walkens, "a, Of 107
Fifth street southeast, and her daugh-
ter Dorothy, Z, were cut about the legs
In an accident at Seat Pleasant, Md.
They were treated at Providence Hos
pital.
Leon Malahoff, II, of 633 Allison
street, suffered slight injuries to the
head and face in a mishap at Upper
Md. He also was taken to
Providence.
Flora Robesson, 3s, colored, 1928
Thirteenth street, received a COM
pound fracture Of the leg and Pearl
Brown, 80, colored, 1885 Seventeenth
street, was injured about the legs and
body in an accident at Waldorf, Md.
They were treated at Casualty.
A charge Of reckless driving was
placed against Edmond p. Ledoux, %,
of Whittinsville, Mass, after he struck
Emily Yats, IS, colored, 426 L street,
as she was crossing Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at Tenth street. He was released
on $500 bond pending the outcome of
the injuries Of the woman, who may
be injured internally. She was taken
to Emergency.
John r. Fields, II, colored, 927
Golden street southwest, received a
broken leg when hit by an automobile
near his home. He was treated at
Emergency.
Thomas Dodson. %, colored, and
Evelyn Dodson, 20, colored, both of
Oxon Hill, Md, were treated at CAL
linger Hospital for cuts about the face.
and head when their car left the road
near Oxon Hill.
Joseph johnson, 80, colored, 1899