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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27

carried on the dismantling work.
 Equipment Aboard Vessel
 Much of the equipment from the Seward Naval radio station is aboard the Swallow and will be taken to the Puget Sound Naval Station at Bremerton. /. Lieut.. Commander J. F. Warris is Commander of the vessel; Lieut. H. E. Morgan, Executive Officer; Lieut. A. s. Harer, Chief Boatswain; J. e. Gill, Chief Pharmacist; F. H Rowe, Chief Machinist.
 The vessel carries crew of 52 enlisted men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
REBEkAHS OF ! DOUGLAS ISLE
 0'cELEBR|lATE ] l
Anniversary. y df Founding of Order Will Be Ob-
 served Wednesday

The Northern Light Re be.ka h Lodge of Douglas will entertain with a card party and dance in the Odd Fellows Hall here tomor- TOW evening in honor of the eighty first anniversary of the founding of the Order in America The card playing will be upstairs and the dancing down. Refreshments will be. served after the cards. Every one is invited to attend. A nom- inal charge will include the entire entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
MARSHAL FOR 70 yEARs

cADIz,. Ohio, Sept. 27.- Seventy years ago. William. Mitchell. was q deputy tow-l marshal and watched the coming and going of Union soldiers wno were encampsd at the Fair Grounds. Today Mitchell still is a town marshal and watch- es. National Guard troops on duty in Ohio's mine strike. Mitchell has been connected in one way or another with the town government for TO yeas and has worn a mar sbal's star continuously for 40 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
NOTICE TO TAzFAYERs

The, taxes assessed you by the City of Juneau are now due and payable and win become delinquent on the first Monday in October: providing, however, that if one- half od the tax is paid on or befgee the above date the balance win not become delinquent until the flrsl Monday of the following March.
 H. K. SHEPARD, '-adv. < City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
DE MOLAYS TO DEDICATE
 PLAQUE

At the regular meeting tomorrow night at 7:S0 o'clock, the Royal Arch Gunnison Chapter of De Molay will dedicate a Washington plaque in the Scottish Rite Tenn pie All local and visiting Masons are invited to attend. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
CARD PARTY AND DANCE

CARD PARTY AND DANCE
 Northern Light Rebekah Lodge will give a card party and dance in the Odd Fellows Hall Wednes- day evening, Sept. 28. Refresh ments will be served. 40c admission for the entire entertainment. Every body welcome. --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27

Major General E. L. King, of At lanta flew 12,o00 miles during the summer training season to. inspect Is army posts in the fourth corps area.
 Sea gulls, apparently force q ashore by storms. threatened seri- ous damage to farm crops in the of Pensacola, Fla.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
RETURN FROM SOUTH

Mir. and Mrs. w., E. Feero. and Mrs. Glen Kirkham. who have been south for the past three weeks, are on the Yukon, due today. They visited in Seattle, Tacoma and Portland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
SPURNS HONORABLE TITLE
 AS POLITICS. SOP TO EGO

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. H.-Ordi- nances sponsored by City Council man Scott Nixon go out without the usual Hon" in front of the name.
 ? T am not to be called Hon. Scott Nixon,' he instructed the Clerk of the Council He said that in England the Honorable" is a sign of nobility, but that in this country it is term used to make pcliticans. feel important.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27

' Register of Deeds Carl Prdgden of Kinston. N. C., refused to issue a marriage license to a negro man, 95, and woman, 81, because they had only $4 of the regular $5 fee
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
.CAPITOL OFFERS FEAT URE PLAY AND SERIAL TOO
Heaven On Earth and Jungle Mystery" h.
 cluded Tn New Bill

Heaven on Earth starring Lew Ayres is the headline feature on the new program tonight at the Capitol theatre. An added at- traction is the serial photoplay, Jungle Mystery" the first episode of which will be presented this evening.
 Heaven on Earth" has series of scenes with three actors before the cameras and more than 100 teachnicians behind the scenes.
 The scenes consist of closeup views of the bank of the Missis- sippi River during flood, with rickety "shanty-boSts" in the water and dilapidated shacks on the ad- jacent shores.
 Lcng Shots on River
 Though the long shots of this stirring action were taken on the river location" where the major portion of the picture was filmed, these closeups were made at Uni- versal studios, on account of the necessity of having the turbulent waters actually under the control of the director.
 Though the portion of the sim ulated river bank embraced by the camera lenses was less than 100 feet in length, gorge TOO feet long was dug on the Universal ranch, impounding several million gallons of water to be released at the proper moment.
 Two Weeks Preparation
 After more than two weeks of preparation. the scenes were made at night, with scores of electric ians manning batteries of grea. studio lights, and another large crew of men manipulating an ar- tificial rainstorm which ragged throughout the action. Wind ma- chimes, consisting of airplane pro- pellors driven by powerful motors. created a veritable gale. and when all was ready Lew Ayres, star of the picture, and Anita Louise and Elizabeth Patterson. who play inn portant supporting roles, took their places on the porch" of one of the sl1anty boats which was SUD- posedly careening down the river on. the crest of the flood
 
 Flood Gate is Raised M
 At a signal from Director Rus sell Mack the great floodgate in the dam was raised, and swirling torrent of water rushed into the lower lake on which the shanty- boat was floating The company worked on these scenes until day. light. enabling the cameramen to photograph some wildly thrilling action.
 In The Jungle Mystery the title of episode No 1 is Into the Dark Continent" It introduces the characters after their arrival in Africa. and immediately there are. tense and thrilling situations The cast includes Tom Tyler, Noah Beepy. Jr,, Cecilia Parker. William Desmond, Fhilo Mccullough, Car nelia Geraghty. James, Marcus Anders Van Hudsn. Frank Lack teen, Peggy Waits, Sam Baker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
SPANS NEW DECORATION

] MADRID-After suppressing ali1 Spanish. decorations, except that of the Order of Isabel the Catholic, the Government has created a new
 order something like the French Legion of Honor, called "The Order of the Republic"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
COUNCIL MEETING

The regular monthly business session of the Douglas City Coun- cil will be held at the usual hour this evening in the City Hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27

Airplanes built at Patterson, La, won first. second and third places in the national air races from Los Angeles to Cleveland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27

A Spartanburg, g. C. hen laid an egg colcred three shades of brown during an eclispe of the sun.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-27
CAPITOL tESss95hs ESss9aA
Here Is the Happiness
 Picture of 1932-

A dramatic spectacle the scenes along the river as the mighty Mississippi floods it's banks are the very acme of heart-stirring realism every scene made more splen- did by the perfect character izatiOn of N
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
DENASTO Ell CICLON LA
PROVINCIAL DE CAMAGtEl
Y DICESE QUE LLEGARA
A DOS MIL Ell NUMERO
DE MUERTOS

Habana, nov. ll.-El tenn
poral que paS6 por la parte Este
de Cuba y Sc dirige hoy a las
Bahamas, ha deSolado la prOvin
ella de Camaguey y cre5Se que Ell
numero de muertos llegara a
dos mil.
Hasta la noche de aye Ell nu-
nero de victimas pasaba de mil
Y toda la provincial de CANA
gtiey habia sufrido los efectoS
del huracan, siendo mayoreS los
danos en- ell pueblo de Santa
Cruz del Sur, donde cast todas
las casas fueron derribadaS pc"
el viento.
CentenareS de personals he
vidas estan siendo curadas en-
los hOSpitales de Camagiiey Y en-
hospitales improvisados, Y aver
tres treneS cargadOS de heridos
llegaron a esa ciudad, proCcden-
tos del pueblo de Santa Cruz del
Sur.
la furia del viento lanz6 las
olas sobre ell malec6n protector,
en- Santa Cruz, Y la pobleci6n
bajo ell aqua, llegando la
profundidad en- algunos luga--
res a mas de 90 pies.
Aseguran los heridos que an
Cruz todas las casas fue-
ron derribadas Y destruidas Y
muchas personals perecicron
ahogadas.
En- la provincial toda la ca
ia fue derribada por el viento
y tambien los platanales.
Tn numerO enorme de arbo-
les fueron desarraigados y des-
trozados.
Han IlePado a CamagUey me-
1icos, medicinas y where's en-
por ell gobiernO.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
CONTINUA CERRADA LA
DE VETERI-
MARIA

Madrid, nov. 11.-ContinGa
cerrada la escuela de veterina-
ria a causa de los des6rdenes
provocados por los j6venss que
en- ella estudiaban.
Ell consejo de la escuela tom6
ell acuerdo de que no Sc conce-
diera ell titulo de doctor a los
graduados y este hizo que los
estudiantes Sc amotinaran por-
que en- cast todos los paises del
mundo a los veterinarios Sc con-
cede el titulo de doctor.
Hace varios meses, en- IN de-
c~eto, Sc les concedi6 ell titulo de
ingeniero pecuario, pero tai pro
p6sito fue ridiculizado.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
LAS ELECCIONES EN- Gaia
LUNA

Barcelona, nov. 11.-Los par
tidos politicos mantienen su
campana para conquistar ell ia
vor del electorado y la izquier-
da parece haber mejorado su
situaci6n en- las ultimas sema-
mas.
En- los comicios que Sc verifi-
caran, la ciudad de Barcelona
debera elegir q diputados de la
mayoria y A de la minoria, y la
provincial de Barcelona 16 dipu
tados de la mayoria y cuatro de
Ia minoria.
Las otras provincias, Tarago-
ma ma, Lerida, y Corona, deben
elegir, cada una, IA diputados,
3 por laminoria y II por la ma
yoria.
La izquierda catalina, ell par
lido de Don Francisco Macia,
ha presentado como candidates
a los Sres. Macia LIuhi, Rose y
Villa, Soler y Bru, Vallesca, Ia
rradellas, Gassols, Teulet, Casa
nueva, Guinart V Caldefort, Del
Vallspir, Vivancas, Badia Y
PUG y Ferrater.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

A SuS muchaS penaS y dolo-
res, Cuba agrego aver la eSpan
toSa crueldad del huracan, que
en- Camaguey' Orlente y San
ia Clara derrlbara caSaS, de-
sarralgara arooleS Y es2arcle-
ra la deSolaclon y la muerte.
Con ell azucar "por ell sue
10, Ia zafra reduclda a dos mi
Homes y la mduStrla tabacale'
raal horde de la rulna comp e.
ia, CUBA tlene hoy que sepul-
tar a mas de loo de SuS HI
JOS pcbres, curar a lbs que re-
cibieron heridaS y leSiones y
allmentar a los que han perdl-
do Sus hogareS y SuS blenes,
FL viento lmplacable derrl-
DO todaS las caSaS del pueblo
d. San.a Graz del Sur y las o.
las completaron despueS la
dc trucclon.
GPodran ser debldamente
socorrldoS los mi es de cuba
nos que hoy sutren los terri
bleS efectos del cicl6n?
%Hudlera hacerSe algo aqul,
por la coIonla llama, para
enVlar aIgo mas que mensaJes
de condoiencla a las Vlctlma>
de la c~atastrofe?
81 algo qulere hacerse, to-
mando la iniciativa la colonia
Guiana, para la buena obra o
frecemos nues;ra Modesto COO
peraclon.
Cleric es que en- Tampa pa
decen las cOnsecuencias de la
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
LA JUNTA DE EDUCACION
NO QUISO A
CHARLES BLAKE AVER

La junta de educaci6n no quiz
so aprobar aver la n6mina de
rago de los maestros, tai como
Sc la enviara ell p~residente Dr. Il
.iunta de apoderados, Charles F.
Blake, Y resolvi6 pedir a su a
bcgado, w. F. Hines, solicite
I'm prestamo de 100000 para
atorar esos sueldos.
Dos miembros de la junta de
apoderados, los sres. Phillip R.
Rcb'ns Y H. Dorsey McMichael,
70 han querido reconocer LADIES'
t'tuc.6n de Blake y han segui;,
do verificando juntas con este
acoptando su presidencia.
La n6mina de pago FIVE AFRO
bada ell lunes por Blake y Nc
Michael y la junta no quiso aver
acatar la firma de Blake, pi-
d:Ando que Robins firmara tam
bien.
McMichael Y Robins infor-
r,aron al superintendent SniIe
que elIos siguen considerable !
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
So PROTEGIDO 10 HIRIC
CON UN CUCHILLO

En- ell Hospital Municipal in
gres6 aver j. w. Reynolds, de
AZ amos, vecino del n1mero 3416
de la % avenida, para curarse
de heridas de cuchillo que Ie fue
ran inferidas por W. II. Boat.
right, a quien desde anoche bur
can los detectives y los di6Nta-
dos del sheriff.
Reynolds dice que 81 habia cs-
tado ayudando a la manutenci6r
de Boarighty que al visitar a e.
te en- su domicilio, fu6 alevo(a-
mente agredido con un cuchilto
lgnora las causas que hayan
obligado a su protegido a infe :
rirle las heridaS que presenta.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Ella a los heridoS. en- el miSmo
local.
AStguraSe que son muy gra-
sc los danos sufridos por 81 pue-
bio de Florida y que ALI perecie
ron aigunaS personals.
La mayor parte de los hcridos
no pu,den eXplicarSe como es-
caparon con vida Y todoS diren
que el vIento alcanZo su mayor
furia a las dos d. la madruga-
da del microbes.
CalcuIaSe que pasa de 10 81
numtro de muc-os, en- la ciu-
had de Camagiiey, entire ellos Is
mendigos que estaban rceIuidoS
con otraS 200 personals en- un
edificio de las afutraS.
ONinaSe que cuando Sc haga
81 eS@ombrco de las ruinas de
Csc edificio, otros cadaveres
mas seran recogidos.
La policia de caballeria cuida
ell orden EN- la ciudad de- CANA
'giey y recorrc las GALES, Y en-
.otras pobIaciones afectadas por
n cicl6n Ia fuerza pdblica ha
tornado medidas cxtraordina-
rias para protegcr a los habi-
tantes.
FL photo de un acroplano de
La gaceta., 1932-11-11

Trece milloneS de sereS hui
maN0S perecieron en- la llama
q" guerra mundial.
'oS hi toriadores. los move
listas Y 'oS periodistaS han re-
Iatado. en- toda Su horrible
desnudPZ, la muer'e de milo
mes de infelices. muchos de los
cualeS, en- SuS Gltimos momen-
tOS, penSaron en- los hiioS pc
uucnOS. en- suS madreS, en- suS
hermanas, en- las mujeres que
ridas Y en- la juventud sacrifi-
cada.
Pero las nacioner ~iv;hiza-
das sostienen hoy tan grandes
e1ArcitoS como aver y la paz
depende de la voluntad de
unos cuantos hombres, como
aver dependiera del Kaiser V
Otros como ell.
Nos llamamos hombres civil
lizados y, sin embargo, nos pre-
paramoS para matar al vecino
tan pronto Sc nos haga Greer
que ha perjudicado u ofendido
a la patria.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
81 LIE HAN ROBADO SU RO-
PA, VEASE CON BUSH

ST a listed lie robaron su ropa,
v6ase con ell jefe de detectives
Bush, que tiene en- su despacho
ropas limpias encontradas por
la policia en- una Gale de esta
ciudad.
Green los detectives que al
guien rob6 las ropas y temien-
do ser detenido las trio en- ell 81
ito donde fueron encontradas.
Figuran en- ell bulto camisas
Y pantalones de hombre y trajes
de mujer.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
CALCULA Ell NUMERO DE
MUERTOS EN- 1900

Habana, nov. 11.-El alcalde
de Camaguey, ST.. Humberto Ro
dfiguez, manifesto hoy que eI
nimero de muertos en- Santa
Cruz del Sur pasa de 1900 y
que solo 300 personals pudieron
Iibrarse, corporalmente, de los
efectos del huracan.
Miles de palmas cayerOn ba-
10 la furia del viento y en- la ciu-
dad de Camaguey quedaron des-
truidas 260 casas y recibicron
danos considerabIes mas de mil.
Uno de los hospitales recibi6
averias de consideration, pero
los medicos y las enfermeras
continuation prestando assist
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
Pr0rim0 Tenidd

'''NfN
Las Logias de Odd Fellows
de Tampa tendran ell pr6ximo
marteS en- su Tenida y durante
el dia, a mil %quinientos MEM
bros de las distintas Togias del
EStado, que atenderan esa no.
chs para Yer la clase mayor que
Sc ha llevado a efecto en- la his
toria del Oddfelismo en- Florida.
Tomaran los cuatro grades
eSa noche 1876 candidates, esta-
ran preSente la mayor parte de
los miembros que component la
gran Logia del Estado Y habra
representations de 46 Logias.
FL grade iniciatorio 10 dara
Ia Logia de St. Petersburg: ell
Grade primero las Logias Pro-
greso 81 e Ideal So; ell Grade
segundo la Logia de Fort Myers
V ell Grade tercero la Logia de
Orlando.
Los mieVbros que pertene-
cen a las Logias Progreso e
Ideal deben sde asistir a este
gran acto frAternal para coope-
rar con todos sus hermanos.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
AUMENTADO Ell PRESU-
PUESTO PARA MEJORAR
LA VIDA DEL SOLDADO

Madrid, nov. 11.-Oficialmen
tie Sc ha dicho que ell aumento
hecho en- ell presupuesto del mi
historic de la guerra Sc debe no
a mayor actividad militar del
gobierno sino al deseo de mejo-
rar la vida y ell armamento de
los soldados.
Niegase que ell gobierno ten7
ga ell prop6sito de aumentar los
gastos para aumentar las tro-
pas en- servicio.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11

En- una fabrica de Tampa
nos eScriben-eI Londres Chi
co Sc paga a Ii pesos, recibien
do Ell bOnchero $3.50 y ell role
70 $3.50.
Corral y Wodiska paga la
misma vitola a $21, siete du-
ros mas.
GC6mo Sc va a llenar Ell "a
bismo"?
La gaceta., 1932-11-11

Blake presidente de la iunta d.
apoderadOs, y que ell acuerdO q;
ramente expresa su actitud.
Tn grupo de ciudadanos pi.
do la destituci6n del Sr. MS
Hale, que al presente desempe
ma el cargo de supervisor de Las
escue'@s d" a ciudad.
Sc ha p dido la dastituci6n
ror dos motives, primero, por-
que la lev no reconoce ese pues-
to y, segundo, porque economi-
zaria a los contribuyentes 4,25O
pesos al anO.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
SIGUE La AGITACION POR
LA CLAUSURA DE LOS
PBRIODICOS NO GUBER-


Madrid, nov. 11.-Contin1a
la agitaci6n en- ell parlamento
por la clausura de varios peri6-
dicos que no apoyan la labor del
del partido del gobierno y por
cue Sc mantiene clausurado aun
ell diario cOnservador ABC.
Las empresas de esos peri6-
6icos dicen que los principles
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
ELOGIADO UN
DE INDALECIO PRIETO

Madrid, nov. 11.-Todos los
peri6dicos elogian un proyecto
del m~inistro de obras publicas,
Indalecio Prieto, que tiende a
convertir a Madrid en- la esta-
ci6n central de los ferrocarriles
de Espana.
Incluye el proyecto la edifi-
caci6n de la estaci6n subterra-
nea mas grande del mundo.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
los PrepiSOres

FL p~residente de los Previso-
res del Porvenir Sr. Antonio
Alvarez, recomienda a todos los
miembros que no dejen de vo-
tar para dana, en- la fiesta de
manana, en- ell Centre Asturia-
no, a Ia sugestiva Margarita Gu
ti6rrez, miembro importante de
dicha sociedad.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
EMBARGO HACIA CUBA UN
PERUANO

Madrid, nov. 11.-Ha embar-
cado para Cuba, donde tomara
possession del puesto de encarga-
do de negocios del Peru, ell Sr.
Manuel Garcia Irigoyen, que
pertenece al cuerpo diplomatic
co extranjero de esta capital.
Antes de su partida Sc lie OBJ
sequi6 aqui con un banquete.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

periudicados son los obreros
que en- ellos trabajan y no los
accionistas, y la misma tests sus
tentan los diputados deSconten-
tos.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS DE LA
CATASTROFE DE CUBA

Habana, nov. 11.-COmuni--
can de Camagiiey que el numero
de victimas causadas por el hui
racan Ell csa ciudad cs de II
con rs heridos.
De Santa Cruz del Sur siguen
llegando heriAs y ell ndmero de
muertos Sc senala en- 1900, aun
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
CumpiedHOs

e WWVTtWWUS
Hoy llega a la edad de los tres
amos, el encanto de angel Alder
tico Batista, tercer hijo de los
conocidOs esposos Maria Teresa
Y Ramon Batista. No Sc verifi-
cara fiesta alguna, por enfer-
medad de la mama.
Que ell precioso meme reciba
muchos regalos.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11

artisticos. La musica selecta y
las variedades constituyen una
sorpresa. Nj un solo detalle que
contribuya a complacer a los
concurrentes Sera Omitido.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
HiSpdRd

IHTfWTWW IIFNVUWU
Este Club, representado por
v~aIiosos j6venes, celebrara en- la
noche de hoy una junta, a las
ocho, en- ell salon Official del Cen
tro Espanol de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-11-11

GQuG debiera hacerse en-
'uba, Puerto Rico, Santo Do
mngo, las Bahamas y la Anne
Ga Central para que los CT,
ZONES no sigan arrebatando la
ida, todos los amos, a miles de
SercS humanos?
Isl no pueden fabricarse ca
as para los habitantes po-
bres, Gno pudieran csnstruirse
diff los e~speciales para que
n ellos Sc refugiara ell pueblo
al aproximarse un huracan?
ST pudieran construirse esos
edificios; pero el pueblo olvi-
da pronto y cuando ell buen
tempo y ell sol suceden a la tor
menta, va no piensa en- ell hu-
racan de manana.
Y cast todos los amos hom-
bres, mujeres y ninos son a
~rancados de la vida en- unos
0ocos minutos, porA, furia del
viento. 49,
La gaceta., 1932-11-11
IT rrrMn0

NbladOs para hoy. Claro Y
frfo para manana. Eaxima TEN
peratura aver, SO ErSdos: mi
nina, 48. Marea alta a las 1886
a. m. Y as p. m. Narea haia.
a las 7:12 a, m. y 6:9ey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-14
ATTORNEY is QUIZZED
IN MOTHERS Staying
Says Woman Was Slain by Bandit
While Picking Mountain
Flowers.
Py the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 14.-,John
r. Boyle, 81, prominent attorney. was
ordered arrested for questioning to-
day regarding the death of his 66-year-
old mother, Mrs. Jesse A. Boyle, who
he says was stabbed by bandit on
Shades Mountain yesterday.
He told police he and his mother
we're attacked by white man as they
picked flowers on the mountain. He
is in a hospital here with half dozen
knife wounds, but his condition is not
serious.
Police went to the mountain and
found Mrs Boyle's body in thicket
about so feet down the mountalnside
from the automobile.
A pool of blood atop cliff about Is
feet from the road indicated the body
had been dragged to the hiding place
below. Mrs. Boyle's neck had been
slashed twice and the jugular vein
severed.
County Investigator G. M. Evans said
there was no indication of robbery.
Mrs. Boyle's purse containing 81 and
some small change, was found in her
sons automobile. Two large diamond
rings and a diamond breastpin were
undisturbed.
Evans said towel was wrapped about
Mrs. Boyle's face, which Boyle said
he had placed there after regaining
consciousness. A small bottle of chloro-
form found in the car was said by
Boyle to have been used by him in
treating an ailment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-14
D. {. HEADS MOVE
TO AID BONUS CAMP
Order Health Inspection of All
Buildings in Which March,
erS Are BiIIeted.

While sporadic rains continued to
pelt the mud-bespattered camps of the
bonuS-seeking veterans today, the Dis
trict Commissioners took steps to i'm
prove the conditions under which they
are living.
A decision was reached to build a
temporary sewer connection to Camp
Marks, in Anacostia, where health Off
Gals have declared the situation fright
full. The Commissioners also decided to
inspect all the buildings in which the
marchers are billeted in an endeavor
to correct fire hazards, structural diff
ficulties and sanitary conditions.
The Commissioners set up commit
tee consisting OF the superintendent OF
police, the chief engineer of the fire
department. the health officer and the
inspector of buildings. They were in
structed to prepare a comprehensive
report as soon as possible.
Gen. GlaSSford. in a statement issued
shortly after noon, branded reports that
$4,000 veterans were here as greatly
exaggerated" He declared a police in
spection indicated not over 10000 men
billeted here. The figures he attacked
18,165-were said by him to have been
compiled by the national headquarters
of the bonus expeditionary forces
(These figures have been announced at
police headquarters each morning)
Inspector o. T. Davis, head of the
police intelligence unit, issued a report
yesterday, however. showing more than
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