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Evening star., 1932-02-11
BOOM FOR GARNER
GATHERING FORCE
Speaker Refrains From Ex-
preston, but Friends Plan
Formidable Action.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Garner for President" move
ment still lacks any expression from
the Speaker of the House. but his
friends among the Representatives are
getting together now and again on
ways Of speeding 1t along.
Before the month is out IL NAV take
even more formidable form. The call
of q rally at San Antonio fer Febru-
ary az to begin campaign for Garner
! Is seen here as offering possibilities
for broader activity.
The San Antonio meeting was called
by Mayor c. M Chambers and Harry
P. Hornby, editor of paper in Gar
ner's home town Of Uvalde. Later an
other rally viii be held in Dallas to
round up North Texas support.
Southerners Interested.
House members from Southern States,
including Alabama and North Carolina,
and from the North, including Indiana,
New York. Missouri, New Jersey and
from New England have manifested
substantial interest in their Speakers
possibilities
Garner also has received overtures
from many States. especially from the
rNOI CIlWccI anu IdClIlC COdSL. some
representatives of big Eastern business
and banking interests have called to
look him over and to guage him and,
incidentally, to find out If he is can
didate.
The Texan remains silent, but has
made 1t clear to visitors that he will not
become party to the movement to stop
the candidacy Of Gov. Franklin D.
Roosevelt Of New York.
Busy Running House.
Asked about his candidacy. Garner
said:
MY job Is running the House, and
I'm going to do my best to do good
job. have nothing to say, and that's
all there is to it,
Garner said he intended to conine
himself to his House duties, particularly
toward reducing Government expendi-
lures and IN helping to raise enough
revenue to balance the Federal budget
as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
LANGDON RECREATION
CENTER WORK STARTS
SIS, 900 Program for Development
of Play Facilities in Northeast
Gets Under Way.

Of1cials of the Office of public build
ings and public parks today started
work on a $4,000 playground program
at the Langdon Recreation Center. at
Eighteenth street and Mills avenue
northeast.
Under the program approved by
Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant, Sd. the director,
a system of tennis courts viii be con-
structed. a wading pool and small
beach for children will be installed;
footpaths will be established and a
sand-box for children TO play in will
be made part of the project. Rustic
type benches will be installed and per-
mits for the various activities will be
issued through Miss Dorothy T. May
field, permit clerk in Col. Grants
office
With favorable progress, officials
said today. the Langdon Recreation
Center may be opened for service this
Fall.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
LITHUANIAN TO ANSWER
PROTESTS OF GERMANY
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KOVNO, Lithuania, February IL
Foreign Minister Zaunius will arrive in
Geneva a week from today to discuss
with the Council Of the League of Ma
tions the German protest over the
"Memel question" 1t was announced last
night.
Previously the Lithuanian govern
ment had contended that the depcsing
of Otto Boettcher, the German presi-
dent of Memel. was entirely within the
provisions of the statute of Memel and
said the government of Memel is in
contact with the president of the Diet
with a view to the appointment of a
president possessing the confidence of
the Diet"
Evening star., 1932-02-11
ROOSEVELT RULE
PROBE IS VOTED
Republican Senate Asks for
Investigation of Governors
Administration.
BY the Associated Press.

ALBANY, N. Y. February 1.-THE
has passed a resolution to investigate
the Democratic State administration
headed by Gov Franklin D. Roosevelt
presidential candidate.
In a surprise move last night the
majority party brushed aside Demo-
cratic opposition and put through the
resolution for a thoroughgoing inquiry
into every department and subdivision
Of the State government. Not single
branch or agency of the complex gov
ernmental system would escape scru-
tiny
Introduced over the name Of Charles
D. Hewitt, chairman of the Finance
Committee, the resolution was patterned
after that by which the Legislature
last year launched its investigation into
the Democratic administration of New
York City.
Passage in House Expected.
After it's passage by a strictly party
vote, 81 to 81, the measure was sent to
the Assembly. where, again with Re
publican guidance, its passage was con-
sidered certain.
The investigating body of five Re-
publicans would be permitted to push
it's work through the Summer and
Fall-well into the national campaign
of the forces which hope to nominate
and elect Roosevelt to the presidency
The inquiry also wo:'d be continued
under provisions Of the measure, dur
ing the State prediction campaign.
1t would be financed by an appro-
priation of s25,oo0.
Declared Election Ammunition.
Undertaken ostensibly to find out
why State budget obligations for the
coming year should amount to S30l,.
100000, the resolution was branded
by Democratic Senator, William T
Byrne of Albany. as purely an attempt
to find ammunition for the cam
paigns-State and national-in 1882.
The approved budget measure was
only few minutes old when the reso-
luton was introduced. The budget was
passed in its reduced form late in the
day.
Evening star., 1932-02-11

IN COmDdC, MAJ. Ell.
lott reformed his
shattered units in
the face of unusual
a n d annihilating
fire and directed
the placing of his
guns throughout a
severe gas attack,
which severely poi
soned HIM. While
leading two COM
panies of his bat
talon toward in
the attack on July
10, during the most
intense and bitter
fighting, he was
seriously wounded
by artillery fire.
WI I'LL
Evening star., 1932-02-11

this Congress. Had long chat with
Mrs Eongworth, who still knows
what all the shooting is about.
Heard em approve Ogden Mills in
the Senate as our new Secretary Of
the Treasury. Everybody is very
high in their praise of his ability
and he went through without
murmu.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Widely Known Missionary Dies.

SANTA CRUZ, Calf. February II
R1.-Fennell P. Turner. 64. general
secretary Of the International Student
Volunteers and widely known church and
missionary worker, died here yesterday.
He was a native of Nashville, Tenn.
He was a graduate of Vanderbilt Uni
versity His widow survives.
The longest authentic ski jump on
record is 2s0 feet. made by Nels Nelson
in 1925 at Revelstoke, British Columbia
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Districts Heroes
in the
World War
By Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel.

~ HARLES B. ELLIOTT. major,
23d Infantry, I'd Division,
American Expeditionary Force.
For extraordinary heroism in
action with the enemy near
Chateau Thierry. France. June 6 and T.
1918. Leading his command personally
Evening star., 1932-02-11
CONVICTED SHERIFF WINS

Georgia Officer Defeats Two in Re
Election Fight.
HINESVILLE, Ga, February II P).-
A Georgia sheriff recently convicted
of conspiracy to aid liquor runners,
was reelected yesterday over his two
opponents.
Sheriff M. F. Clark of Liberty County
was convicted of conspiracy in Fed
eral Court at Savannah and sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary at
Atlanta. He appealed his case and be-
gan a fight for reelection.
Yesterday Clark received $50 votes
to 273 for c. A. May and 124 for L. r.
Crowley.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Will Rogers
Says:

Appropriations were Just flying
every which Q way today here in
Congress, but I couldn't seem to
get my hands on any Of it. Heard
Evening star., 1932-02-11


and heroic fearlessness and contemptu-
GUS disregard for his personal safety
was an inspiring example to all. Now
stationed at Camp Meade, Nd, with
rank of lieutenant colonel.
(Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1932-02-11

Borah In tn e
Senate m a k e
what the press
boys all said
was one Of his
best speeches.
Visited my old
friend. Speaker
Garner. Even
all the Repub-
licans say he Is
doing a great.
job W 1t h his
handling Of
Evening star., 1932-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI, BER-
nard J. shehan and M: Catherine shehan i
and legatees of their mother. Julia H, She
han, deceased, have made application to the
D. c., for the issuance OF duplicate Ger
tificate or certificates for three 80 shares
9 secs k ss ad r sank ke nnber IN lieu of Of
Dsniel I5snfe NJ shehan ~ and Elzabeth shea, ex-
ecutors of said decedent; and which last
named certificate has been lost. All persons
having any claim or interest IN the said
fSs same M 2ss are to tse
ropolitan Bank before the first day OF
dend of two and one-half per cent (2l2eel
has been declared on the preferred stock OF
the Hsyay Enlds1s EseTe g rsr
February Is, 1882. bearing stamp changing
aehqs erq shs shseG9 receive S on March H. 1882
ha dividend Sfsn ' Of one and three-fourths per
Washiqstqn Rsiiway s Eisstfis cGmpasy p,s3y has IS
close Of business on February i. 1882:
be closed from the close Of business on Feb.
on FEBRUARY H. H IN n. KEYsER, Secretary.
strange-a man wished to run side BY side
Centennial Bapt. Ch., 7th Eye ne.
dsSss I not so9.Esetsd 3 s. myself. RoBERT5. [.
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debts not contracted by myself. MAUD E.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
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Evening star., 1932-02-11

Disagreeable coughs from colds
zap your energy. lower your vitality
and make you an easy victim of
"Au" and pneumonia. Thousands Of
deaths each year could be prevented
If folks would only realize the i'm
portance Of checking a cold at its
beginning.
At the first sign Of a cough begin
taking Halls Expectorant. 1t
promptly quiets the cough. soothes
Evening star., 1932-02-11

and heals the irritated membranes
of the bronchial tract and checks
the growth of cold germs.
This time-tried remedy has been
the family standby in thousands Of
homes for more than a quarter Of .
century. You, too. will find Halle
Expectorant an excellent prepare
ton for promptly and safely ending
stubborn. disagreeable coughs due
to colds.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
INSANITY CLAIMED
IN MATR|C|DE TRIAL
Defendants Cool, Unmoved'
Manner Cited by Doctor
at Birmingham.
8y the Associated Press.

8y the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. october 28.-
The cool. unmoved' manner OF John
K. Boyle the night after his mother was
stabbed to death on Shades Mountain
was that of an insane man, physician
testified yesterday.
The physician. DR.. j. D. Heacock was
testifying for the defense in the trial OF
the socially prominent young attorney
on charges of numbering his mother,
Mrs. Jessie Boyle. Sc, last June 13.
The physician described as most un-
usual" Boyle's calmneSS few hours
after his mothers throat had been
severed and her body pushed over a
cliff.
Grandfather in Asylum.
DR.. Heacock said he dressed Boyle's S
wounds. which he claimed were inflicted
by the bandit who killed his mother,
and that one of them missed the jug
ular vein by only fraction Of an inch.
The attorneys actions at that time and
since led to the conclusion that he was
not normal. the physician said.
Previously an aunt of the defendant,
Mrs. Mary L. Averet, had testified that
Boyle's paternal grandfather had been
an inmate of an Iowa asylum over
period of years and that there were two
intermarriages in the family.
Boyle has entered pleas of not guilty
and not guilty by reason Of insanity.
The defense had read into the records
dispositions of Miss Clara Williams, 70,
Of Rock Island, Ill, and DR.. c. M.
Mackin, head of a hospital for the in
sane at Mount Pleasant, Ohio, concern
ing the defendants paternal grand
father These dispositions told of treat
ment of the elder Boyle for mental dis
ease.
Student Days Recalled.
William C. Fits. law partner of Boyle,
testified that at times he acted strangely
and told highly imaginative stories.
AS student at the University of
Alabama, Circuit Judge r. B. Carr of
Admission testified. Boyle was queer, &C.
centric, especially individual. dressed
with pride but to extremes, was always
immaculate and conspicuous, talked and
walked different from the other students
and was never rufled or excited in any
way"
Evening star., 1932-10-28
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington Theaters.

cold or likely at any minute to
burst into that most pungent ditty
of THE Big Broadcast"-"Please"-
he admits to being %, to not having
registered for voting purposes, to .
wild admiration for this city, to .
fondness for the race track (al-
though two days ago only his wife
Dixie Lee-was able to turn PASTE
board into gold) and to making pho
nograph records. Today Is his
record" day. In Manhattan at this
moment he is making eight.
In a hotel lobby discussion yes
terday of the virtues of the cinema
and the virtue of his own particular
picture, he stressed the fact that
Burns and Allen are highly anus
ing couple off stage as well as on;
that Leila Hyams is a rip-roaring
and appealing blonde: that some OF
the boys got about $4,000 for every
two minutes they worked before the
camera, and that the film could be
twice as long as 1t Is II 1t wanted to
be.
Yes" said Mr.. Crosby, surrounded
by a small mob of questioners, ad-
mirers, hotel clerks, bell boys. buss
boys, cameras and whatnots, about
$4,000 feet of film were shot. Only
5000 was used They could make .
whole other film out Of what they
have left if they wanted to-"
The question as to whether they
would contemplate such step seems
to depend on the success Of the ini-
tial Broadcast" most of which. in
cidentally, was filmed not in Holly
wood, but in New York. The camera
trotted around Manhattan pavements
ferreting out radio celebrities and
transposing them via the camera
bulb to Hollywood.
Crosby seems to have had = good
time making this film. He is q
healthy looking individual. notice
ably blue in the eyes, and pink in
the cheeks, and the kind of a person
you wouldn't expect bursting into
those whistling gyrations which he is
so fond of. Yesterdays interviewers
found him short, square. normal
young man-anxious to get out to
the race track and little pessimistic
about prospects for the Winter. He
doesn't know whether he will do more
pictures or not-"shorts" yes-but
others-the moguls haven't said
"yay' yet. E. de S. MELCHER.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
TRUSSED AND GAGGED
BODY FOUND IN ROOM
Victim, Known as ]. Carlo, Slain
Near Scene of Shooting of
Legs" Diamond.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October 28.-The
trussed and gagged body of a man was
found in a three-room apartment last
night a few doors from The hotel IN
which Jack Degs) Diamond was shot
two years ago.
The victim. who had been shot In
the chest. rented the apartment last
Tuesday. giving the name of j. Carlo.
He told the landlady mother man
would join him III few lays. Last
night other tenants heard the sounds
Of quarrel.
An automobile drivers license, made
out to Joseph Saccone. 2s. OF Brooklyn,
was the only article found in his
pockets.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
40-HOUR WEEK BACKED

TACOMA, Wash, october % (P'.-
The 40-hour work week, with no reduc-
ton in the minimum wage scale, has
been Endorsed as a national policy for
the lumber industry by delegates to the
tWenty-ninth semi-annual fir district
conference of the Loyal Legion of Log
gers and Lumbermen.
BY unanimous vote the delegates yes
terday favored the yield tax" plan on
timber as advocated by the United
States Timber Conservation Board.
Evening star., 1932-10-28

we'll soaped face
and looking un-
usually comfort
able IN a round
ed Prince of
Wales cola
dark blue suit
and pearl gray
hat. II am max
Ing arr a n 6 e.
mentS now. I
lik Washing
ton, and I want
to come back.
This. you know"
added the new
st cine m a
Adonis of song,
lis my first trip
to Washington"
Evening star., 1932-10-28
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair. continued
cold tonight minimum temperature
about 40 degrees: tomorrow fair. with
rising temperature; gentle to moderate
west winds.
Maryland-Fair, slightly colder in
central and east portions tonight; to-
morrow fair rising temperature in west
portion.
Virginia-Fair, slightly colder on the
coast tonight: tomorrow fair, rising
temperature in west portion.
West Virgiria-Fair tonight. slightly
warmer in west portion; tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness and warmer.
River Report.
Potomac River muddy and Shenan-
doah River very cloudy today.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
POLICE AID "HOBOES"
Give Money to Couple Riding
Freight to See Sick Son.

PORTLAND, Ore, october % tP).-
When police saw a couple elignting
from a freight train ..ere Wednesday
night they made the usual investiga-
tion, but instead of the usual arrest
on a vagrancy charge. gaze the couple
money and a note of introduction to
the chief of police at Vancouver, Wash
The couple. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Taylor. explained to the officers tnat
they were on their way f-om Oiivet,
Mich, to Seattle to visit sick son.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
FORMER EXPLORER DEAD
DR.. Heath, 90, Accomplished Out

KANSAS CITY, October % (P).-Dr
Edwin R. Heath. SO. former South
American explorer. died at his home
here yesterday. He underwent an op-
Grafton a week ago.
He was secretary to the American
ministry in Chile and while in South
America he was commissioned by the
Bolivian government to explore the
River Benz After two years of hard
ships, he returned with 1,aps which
have never been altered. The natives
pricked members of the party with
needles to see if they vlab bleed. No
mortal man. in their -U@ltion. could
have assembled the BerA I'D lived.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
Report for Last "a Hours.
Tide Tables.

Highest. 81, $50 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, TO-
Lowest, 46, 1000 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 54.
Evening star., 1932-10-28

MI = 7 q 5 y y,
who has never been seen this side
of the Washington Monument be-
fore, is a modest young picture star.
who gives every one credit in his
new picture but himself. A husky
throated young man, given to sound
ing as though he were deep in
Evening star., 1932-10-28
Elijah Is Taxi Saint.

Because the prophet Elijah was car
ried up into heaven in q chariot, he
was chosen patron saint Of Belgrade's
Taxi Drivers Association.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
River Flows North.

The st. Johns River in Northeastern
Florida is said to be the only large river
in the United States that flows north
through its entire course.
Evening star., 1932-10-28
The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today :. $50 5:13
Sun tomorrow 6:31 5:12
Moon. today. 5:l5am 4:24pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1932-10-28

FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Evening star., 1932-10-28
Bing Crosby
To Sing 1t L0ew's Fox.

A BIG part of THE Big Broad
n cast" caught yesterday in q
II pre-race track mood, admit
1 \ ted that he'd be back in
town in q few weeks ready
to do some of his famed warbling
at Loews Fox. YES" said Bing
Crosby, smiling out Of his round.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

Aver inici6 una investigation
Pel comite de hacienda del ayun-
tamiento para determinar 81 ell
sueldo que Sc paga a George Geo
H. Roeschner, auditor del mu-
nicipio, Sc divide con Rex c..
Meighan, cunado del alcalGe, Y
Cliff A. Edwards, mierlbro
prominente de la organizac on
politica del mayor. La question
fue planteada por ell conceal
Pacheco y ell comite llamara a
declarar a eSos tres ciudadanos.
lnterrogados sobre la rosiblli
dad de que los tres Sc dividan
ell sueldo del auditor, ell alcalde
Chancey dijo que 81 no esta ente
RADIO de que tai cosa Sc haga.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
Demonios.

Chicago DC, III, De-; Boston &c,
10h, lie.
Cincinnati SC, 12h, lie; New
York 7c, 12h, De.
St. Luis sc, 12h, lie; Filadel-
fla &c, 9h, 2e.
Miguel Angel Gonzalez fue
mandado a batear de emergen-
cia, por ell St. Louis, y no pudo
''~conectar''.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

Cumpliendo instrucciones del
juez Watkins, la consultoria le-
gal del ayuntamiento remitira
al fiscal del condado, Sr. Skim
err, las declaraciones tomadas en-
ell juicio que Sc verified el saba
do dltimo, en- la corte de policia,
Por esas declaraciones Sc su-
pc que Jack Lala entreg6 cinco
pesos, en- billetes marcados, CO.
mo soborno, a IN confidente de
la policia, f. w. Love.
La intenci6n del iuez Watkins
es que el fiscal estudie las prue-
bias y presente cargos contra La
la, 81 10 cree oportuno.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
nv 0gL2 OFFICE

que debieran estar satisfechoS
y, sin embargo, Sc empenan en-
no abonar las contribuciones.
Nosotros estamos hacienda to-
do 10 humanamente possible pa
ra no oprimir a los contribuyen-
ties y 81 uno adeuda cien pesos
y quiere pagan en- cuatro plazos
de 25 cada uno. incluyendo ell
interGs, lie completeness en- su
provecho y para ayudar un tan
to a remediar la p~esente crisis.
"Pero no olviden los morosos
sistematicos que la ley Sc les pue
de apIicar y que ahora mismo
muchos de ellos la tienen en- sus
talones."
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

Les comisionados de :onda-
do rescindieron aver su acuer-
do de no destinar la suma de
$4,000 para ell fondo de los sin
trabajo, y esa cantidad sera in
cluida en- ell presupuesto, como
en- 81 ano anterior.
Cr$ese que con la nueva acti.
tud de la comisi6n se~a menoS
diffcil ccnseguir la ayuda del 90
bierno federal para trabajos de
"alivio" en- la Florida.
Los comisionados tienen en-
proyecto solicitar I'm prfstamo
del gobierno federal Y c~onstruir
IN nuevo asilo para los pobres.
Por no haber comparecido los
testigos fu6 pospuesto aver Ell
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
NOTIClAS DE
INTERES LOCAL.

Ell abogado consuItor del ayun
tamiento, ST.. McMullen, mani
fest6 aver que, a su juicio, care
ce de Fundamental ell rumor de
que los contribuyentes de Tam
pa piensan declararse en- huelga.
"Sabemos, dijo, que muchas
personals llevadas a las listas
de eontribuyentes morosos reali-
zan verdaderos esfuerzos para
crmplir sus obligaciones con ell
municlpio; per0 hay algunos
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
ma, Sra. Rosalia Cossio, ambas
residences en- Tampa.

Ell Puesto Tampa Mum. 5, de
la Legion Americana, acord6 "a
yer rebajar la Quota annual de
SIS a So.
Algunos de los miembros apo
yaban ell mantenimiento de los
cinco pesos, pero la mayoria Sc
mostr6 anoche en- favor de la re-
baja. Una campana para reclu-
tar nuevos miembros sera mi
ciada dentro de pocos dias bajo
la direction del Sr. Luther w.
Cobbey.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

presa de vapores en- Tampa, las
eXcurSioneS ayudan a un mejor
entendimiento entire ell pueblo
de Florida Y el de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

La eompania de vapores Pc
ninsular & Occidental ofrece"a
dos excursiones mas a Cuba, ha-
biendolas senalado para los dfas
Is y % de septiembre. Regiran
los precios de las anteriores ex-
cursiones, de S18 Y $18.70.
A juicio del agente de esa en-
La gaceta., 1932-09-08
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arrib6 dc la Habana, con "a
%Sajeros y carga, cl vapo rameri-
cano Cuba, de la p. & Q.
HacIa Filadelfia, Coz carga
general, zarpd Ell vapor america
no Commercial Quake; hacia
Port Arthur, Texas, en- lastre,
sall6 eyer el vapor americana
'Gulfstream.
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

A las ocho y media de la ma
mana del viernes recibira sepul-
tura ell cadaver de Rodolfo
Frank Argtielles, de so amos,
vecino que era de Crescent Place
102, hijc del d:funto fabricante
de tabacos Sr. A~rgiielles.
lie sobreviven SUI viuda, Sra.
Maria ArgUelles, Y una hernia
La gaceta., 1932-09-08

En- la Liga americana no Sc
verified aver ningun desafio.
Hoy el New York jugara en-
Detroit, Filadelfia en- st. Louis,
Boston en- Chicago y Washing
ton en- Cleveland.