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a hit
IT mo, OB
One woman is dead and several
Other persons were seriously in
jured as a result of last night s
traffic accidents.
Struck by an automobile at
Georgia Avenue and Varnum Streets
Northwest, Mrs. Augusta Rowe 69
of 4308 Georgia Ave N. W.. died
early today in Garfield Hospital.
The car that hit her was operated
by Gordon E. Arnett. 4800 Georgia
Ave N W. She died of a frac
tured skull and fractured collar
-bone. An inquest will be held to-
morrow. ,
The seriously injured are Mrs.
Ida Berman, 55, of 1101 Euclid St.
N. W., and Mrs. Elizabeth Bassett,
88, of 1309 Ninth St. N. W. The
former was struck by a Washing
ton Rapid Transit Co. bus at Four
teenth and Irving Streets North
went. At Garfield Hospital she was
found -to be suffering from four
fractures of the left leg. The latter
suffered a fracture of the hip and
severe injuries to the body when
- knocked down in front of her home
bv a Washington Railway & Elec
tric Co. street car. She is in Emer
gency Hospital. . • ,
When an automqbile operated oy
Charles E. Cannon, 34, 1108 Colum
bia Rd. N*. W., hit a tree at Thir
teenth and E Streets Northwest,
Cannon, Mrs. Mary A. Cannon 34,
and Mrs. Madge Trouland, 36. o9<»8
Fourteenth St. N. W., were all
injured. Cannon suffered a possible
fracture of the left ankle and lacera
tions to the legs and face and Mrs.
Trouland was treated for a broken
arm and several fractured ribs.
Barron N. Jacobs 79, of the
Brighton Hotel, 2123 California St.
N W., suffered a fracture of the
left leg when he was struck near
his home by an automobile
ated by Mary P. Crane, of 3720
Northampton St., Chevy Chase. He
is in an undetermined condition in
Emergency Hospital.
A soldier and nurse from Walter
Reed Hospital miraculously escaped
injury when the ambulance on
which they were riding turned over
three times after a collision at Six
teen Street and Spring Road North
west. The ambulance, on the way
for a patient, was operated by
Pvt. Harry W. Reed. 24, and occu
pied by Miss Sophie E. Mickie
weiz, a nurse.
AIR SQUADRON RE-FORMED
The War Department announced
yesterday that the Fifteenth Ob
servation Squadron, which has been
temporarily inactive and without
planes or personnel, has been ordered
reformed at Selfridge Field. Mich.
“What Price Government Ser
vice?” a series of articles on Gov
ernment employment starts Mon
day, January 23 in The Washing
ton Herald. '
The basic salary of Government
Employees has been raised but
once in 74 years. Judson C.
We 111 ver begins an interesting
series of articles for the daily and
Sunday Washington Herald on
January 23 entitled “What Price
Government Service?’’
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