Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-08
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DURING PARADE
Victims Recover From e..
fects of Heat and Excite
ment After Treatment.

citHI1NEL sttendlng the LABOR 0ayH
p:IaIe c: visiting and local flremen.
The Viet M. more than half Of whom
ware ur6er q, were given first aid
i treatment az station5 along the line OF
! r'1rcn sno at hocpitals and sent home.
II erc we're no fatalities.
Although a temperature of only ~
degrees ves reported at noon. spectators
at the parade at that hour began drop
Ping in tlcir tracks in q steady stream.
No sooner had one victim been cared
for at first aid station and hustled
of to hospital than another was
brought in. Physicians attributed the
prcst-at.onS to q combination of the
heat. excitement and empty stomachs.
All those who received hospital treat-
ment had been discharged by 6 o'clock.
Policeman Frustrated
Even the strong arm of the law failed
to Withstand the excitement Metro.
politan Policeman r. j. Jenkins. IS, Of
66ll Second street, attached to tho
thirteenth precinct was Frustrated by
heart attack. He was revived and re-
! turned to duty. Park Policeman c. H,
Baesgen, SO, 6l9 Somerset place, on
duty at Fourteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue. who complained of having
"eaten too many hot dogs" was treated
for indigestion and resumed his detail.
Nine-year-old Johnny Mack of 1922
lnlrIy-slXth street was another who
didn't feel well" He recovered sur
pr singly after being given dose of
clear, colorless. tasteless liquid which
the ambulance attendant told him
mysteriously was H2O
When her pocketbook containing SIS
in bills, $3.50 in travellers checks and a =,
$500 diamond ring was stolen at Four
tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
Miss c. H. Lakey. 1912 Tenth street,
~ hA
| porting her loss to Policeman MARKS
Clement Of the Police School, was taken
to Emergency Hospital for treatment for
service. Or. Sardo praised the police
Radio Simplifies Work.
The first aid stations were operated
by the Red Cross and were in charge
! Of DR.. A. Magruder Macdonald. deputy
| coroner. He was assisted by DR.. A. j.
| Sardo, who supervised the ambulance
service. DR.. Sardo praised the police
radio receivers with which the Casualty
| Hospital ambulances are equipped and
which, he said. greatly simplified the
! relief work. Valuable aid also was
| rendered by men of the Police School,
! four Of whom were attached to each
ambulance on duty.
Twelve ambulances were stationed at
various points along the line of the
| parade. each manned with doctor and
two nurses supplied by Washington
hospitals These ambulances were fur
| nished by private ambulance firms and
were instructed by DR.. Macdonald not
10 leave their posts except for severe
cases. Hospital cases were handled by
| three cruising ambulances, one from
Casualty and two from Emergency
Hospital.
Emergency Wins Cup.
! A cup for the hospital supplying the
crew that handled the most cases was
awarded Emergency Hospital along with
plaque to the Red Cross ambulance
which worked with the winning team.
| Following Is list of casualties Of ths
day-except for two persons who de-
clined to give their names-in addition
! to the II whose names were carried in
| The Star yesterday:
John Jones, So years old, ls Hopeland
| street northwest: Marguerite White, IS,
of 452 P street northwest; Margaret
Frond. 26, of Cottage City, Md; Eliza
beth Johnson. age and address UNI
known: George Adams, 81, of 2o4 East
! Capitol street.
Annapolis Children Victims.
Mrs. Sarah Curtis. So. John Mar
shall place northwest: George Kuntz,
10 Annapolis, Md; Sarah Blake. 28.
Duboiston. Pa; BETH Thompson. %:
Boston, Mass: Harriet Marley IS. Of
| 1850 Fourteenth street northwest;
Elizabeth Roberts. II, OF Annapolis.
Nd; q Mrs. Crawford. 80. address un-
known; Harry Jones, IS, of 1900 Eighth
street northwest.
! Sara Carrier. 40. Vienna. Va; Dor
| othy Brown, 1910 New Jersey avenue
northwest; Robert Simmons, as. address
unknown; Veeda Ulrich, IS, Of 29l6
! Riggs avenue. Baltimore, Nd: Noil
Herman. "A. Alexandria. Va: Margaret
Fisher, 10. Of 1923 Columbia read north
west; Nancy Jeffries. IS, East Falls
Church. Va; William Esglin, 80, of e32
L street northwest.
Margaret Gray. 8. Of 1852 Columbia
road northwest: Mary E. Berry. is. of
1927 street northeast; 1noeene
Knight. 13, of 3l49 o street northwest:
zelenka Enton 40, O; 729 Virginia
avenue southeast: Mrs. Josephine Sea-
ton, 81. of 1920 Ninth street northwest;
Mildred Kennemore. 16. of 522 Madison
street northwest: Florita Roy, 10, of 65a
Acker street northeast.
Many Girls on List
Virginia Galloway. IA. 1870 Trinidad
avenue northeast: Grace Falconer OF
AL M street northwest, Mary Crosse
man, "a. of 7o5 H street northwest:
Jean Sullivan, II, Of 4804 Georgia ave-
nue. northwest: Mrs. Charles Butt. Fl,
!.
80. Of 1901 Sixth street northeast;
Elizabeth Robinson, 10, Annapolis, Nd:
Elizabeth Brown. 20, Of 1910 New Jer-
sey avenue northwest; Della Thompson.
age and address unknown: Mildred
Brown, Is. Of 608 E street northeast;
Violet johnson. 9. address unknown:
Frances Hague, II, Tallyville, Del;
Dorothy Noel, To- Of 609 M street north
west.
i. Margaret Mcclure, II. Baltimore:
Albert Butler. 1C, Of 1915 Emerson
street northeast: Nary Ellen Bryan. IL,
Of Sunbury, Pa; Virginia Cartwright.
} IS, of 400 New Jersey avenue north
west; Mrs. Helen Pearce. 81, Of Middle
town. Del: Violet johnson, 13. of lis
Tenth stree. northeast; Constance Lar
kin. Is. CT 1908 Eighth street north
! east: Edna Smith "a, of 1924 w street
.outheast.
Dorothy Reed, 8. of l4Oo Orange street
northeast; Mary Stueber. II. Edmon-
| ston. Md: Mary Snavely. 35, Lancaster,
Pa +; Leo -7oxe 10. Arlingt.n, Va; Evan
5 Chapman. IA, Silver Spring. Md; Fan
: nie Nfargil. 4. of l22 D street northwest;
l. Ethel Esuseman. IT. Of Ala Sixth street
!. ncrthwes;: John Mac. 9. of 1922 Thirty
sixth street northwest.
:, Others Receiving Aid.
Irere Daw. 10. of $3.50 Reno road
northwest; Cornelia Boston. go CT 439
Girard street northwest; Bernard Lewis,
10. of 1925 z street southeast; Peggy
Seldom. 10, Of lis Eighth street north.
Z west; Lena Green. 80, CT 8l3 Twenty
second street northwest: Mildred King,
i2. of 1880 PAX read northwest; Will
Betty Hepburn, 8, CT 1909 North Capt.
toll street; Helen Williams. IA, OF 1908
z street southeast; Dorothy Darling, 10.
Of STA D street southwest: Dorotn:N