Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-14

500; Third street and Pennsylvania
avenue. $500; Camp Bartlett, Twenty
| first street and Alabama avenue south
east, 1,277; Eighth and I streets Gouth-
east, 600; Twelfth and D streets south
west, 435; Pennsylvania avenue and
John Marshall place, 80, and unat-
tached, 1000.
$1,000 in Mess Fund.
Slightly more than $1,000 remained
in the B. E. F.. mess fund, ABOUT 1900
having been added TO the treasury dur
ing the past "a hours from varied
Glassford was confronted with the
problem of finding another location for
| the veterans clinic, which has been op-
Grating in the 9th Marine Reserves
Armory on Indiana avenue. Use of this
! building must be abandoned within six
hours" police were notified.
i DR.. Don S. Knowlton. Marine Reserve
major has been in charge of the clinic,
which is handling from 800 to 500 cases
per day. Many men are being denied
disqualification daily because of lack of
| facilities
For the first time since the bonus
army began to storm the Capital the
night and morning passed without the
arrival OF any large contingent. Only
few struggling groups have shown up
during the past 18 hours at the de
barkation" centers, Camp Bartlett and
Camp Marks.
The drizzle Of the past "a hours has
converted the principal streets Of Camp
Marks into sea Of slime, and medical
, officers repeated their fears for the
health Of the men there.
The Gospel Mission is preparing to
set up tent capable Of furnishing
shelter at night for $500 men, it was
stated. In the day the mission proposes
| to hold religious services in the tent.
An eight-room house at Fifth street
and Virginia avenue southeast has been
obtained for women and children of the
army.
Three Are Arrested.
Two white women and a colored man
were arrested last night as they at
/ tempted to circulate radical propa-
| ganda among the veterans.
The trio was taken into custody at
Potomac avenue and Thirteenth street
southeast They gave their names as
Sophie Russ, 40, of the 1900 block of
Belmont street; Lucille Rowe, SO, of
the 500 block Of Kenyon street, and
Lawrence Owen, 80, of the 500 block of
P street. They were charged with dis
orderly conduct and later released on
| bonds OF S25 each. which was put up
! by members of the Communist party.
Police said they seized number of
| circulars being distributed by the trio,
while others were urging the veterans
to join the Communist party in united
demand on Congress for full payment
of the bonus. A mass demonstration,
| in front of the Capitol was stressed
in one Of the pamphlets.
William Powell. SO, colored, classed
by police as an active Communist. is
being held at the second precinct for
investigation He is charged with dis
| orderly conduct as a result Of an adj
dress he delivered before large gather
| ing Of colored persons last night at
Seventh and P streets. Spectators said
he was denouncing the action of Ala
bama Courts in connection with the
case of the seven Scottsboro colored
men condemned to death for an at
tack on white woman.
Powell has been aiding leaders Of the
Workers Ex-Service Mems League.
Communist organization which claims
on Washington.
Emanuel Levin, leader of the league,
told police three of the leagues workers
has disappeared mysteriously' since
coming to this city He charged that q
campaign of terror, spying and intimi-
dation" has been used against the
league.
Clothing shoes and bedding for the
bonus army was sent to Capt. Sidney
Marks of the Eleventh precinct this
morning by guests at the Shoreham
Hotel Cards were distributed to guests
there asking them to place outside
their doors any articles they wished
to contribute Some Of the guests took
part in making the collection.