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Evening star., 1932-08-16
ONLY THREE OF CABINET
LEFT AT CAPITAL POSTS
Brown, Doak and Chaplin Remain
as Vacations and Special Trips
Call Others Away.

Official Washington today found only
three members of the administrations
cabinet at their posts in the Capital.
Vice President Curtis is at his home
in Topeka, Kans., awaiting formal no
tification, Thursday, OF his renomina-
ton.
Secretary Stimson is in the Adiron-
dacks. Secretaries Hurley and Hyde
are with the President on his Chesa-
peake Bay cruise. Secretary Mills Is
at his Long Island, N. Y, home. Sec
retary Adams is vacationing on the
New England Coast. Secretary Wilbur
is out West Attorney General Mitchell
is spending his vaction on the Atlantic
Coast.
| Postmaster General Brown, Secretary
Doak and Secretary Chaplin, new Com
mercc Department head, form the trio
! left in the Capital.
Evening star., 1932-08-16
CONFERENCE is HELD
ON GENEVA ACTIVITIES
State Department Staff Made Fa-
miliar With Work at Disarm-
ament Session.

A conference to familiarize State
Department staff members with the
work done at the recent Geneva Dis
armament Conference was held yes
terday between James Grafton Rogers,
Assistant Secretary of State, and Brig
Gen. George S. Simonds, Rear Ad-
miral Arthur J. Hepburn and other
Army and Navy experts who have re-
turned from the meeting.
The next naval conference was dis
cussed informally, but neither Admiral
Hepburn nor any other naval experts
was able to say when the conference
would be held.
Evening star., 1932-08-16
SEES RED HAIR STYLE
Head of Association Says Platinum
Blondes Are Losing Vogue.

CHICAGO, August Is (P).-The plat
mum blonde may soon be redhead.
Max Hoefer, president of the Chicago
and Illinois Hairdressers' Association at
a style show preview yesterday pre-
dicted this.
He made it plain, however. that the
moderately blonde woman may remain
a moderate blonde and still be in
fashion, but that those with the ex-
tremely light shades probably would
come out with brand new titan locks.
It would be either that, he said, or a
soppery bronze.
Evening star., 1932-08-16
Oranges to Hold Outing.

WINCHESTER, Va, August 16 (Spe-
ciaD Grange organizations from all
sections of the Shenandoah Valley will
hold their annual picnic gathering Au-
gust 27 near Middletown, IL miles
south of here, with former Gov. Harry
F. Byrd, member of the Middletown
Grange. as the principal speaker of the
morning. L. j. Taber. Columbus, Ohio,
national master, has been invited to
speak in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1932-08-16
D. A. v. CHIEF TO SPEAK

William Conley, new national COM
mander of the Disabled American Vet
erans, will be the guest of honor at a
dinner of the Executive Committee of
the District Department, D. A. ", at
the Arlington Hotel tonight at o'clock
Tomorrow night he will speak at a gen.
eral meeting of D. A. " members in the
board room of the District Building.
Evening star., 1932-08-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Card party, st. James Auditorium,
Mount Rainier, $3.50 pm.
Lawn party Daughters OF America.
Golden Rule Council No. 10, Twelfth
and z streets southeast, pm.
Lawn party, Daughters OF America.
Pride of Washington Council, No. 26,
Twenty-second and Prout streets south
east. 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Inncheon, Rotory Club, Willard
Hotel 1890 pm.
Luncheon, d. c. Bankers Associa-
ton. Willard Hotel, 12:45 pm.
Luncheon, Optimist Club, Hamilton
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Monarch Club New Co
lonial Hotel, 1915 pm.
Evening star., 1932-08-16

Luncheon, Monarch Club, New c
lonial Hotel, 1915 pm.
Evening star., 1932-08-16
D0WIE HOME SAVED
Son of Church Founder Says Mort
gage Will Be Paid.

gage Will Be Paid.
WAUKEGAN, ILL.,, August 16 (P).-
Shiloh House, family home Of the late
DR.. John Alexander Dowie, founder of
the Christian Apostolic Catholic Church
in Zion City, Ill, is to be freed from
the danger of an custer proceeding.
Rev. A. ]. Gladstone Dowie, son of
the cults founder, who, with his IT.
year-old mother, has occupied Shiloh
House in Zion City for several years,
announced yesterday that an overdue
payment Of S375 on a $4,000 mort
gage would be paid
Judge Ralph J. Dady recently cited
Mr.. Dowie to show cause why he
should not pay or be ousted. The
money is due Theodore Goldsmith, a
Waukegan real estate man.
Evening star., 1932-08-16

Luncheon, D. C. Bankers Associa
ton. Willard Hotel, 12:45 pm.
Evening star., 1932-08-16

Luncheon, Rotory Club, Willar
Hotel 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1932-08-16

Luncheon, Optimist Club, Hamilton
IIotnl n.ln
Evening star., 1932-08-16
Quake Hits Argentine Area.

BUENOS AIRES, August 16 (R).-
Dispatches from Mendoza said severe
earthquake. which lasted fer several sec
onds. was felt in that province yester-
day. There was no mention of cas-
ualties or damage.
Evening star., 1932-08-16
HOME ROBBED SIX TIMES
Amounts Totaling $66 Taken II
Month From Residence Here.

Six amounts of money totaling S66
were stolen from the residence OF Ed
ward c. Ostrow, 1700 block Of Decatur
street, last month. Ostrow and Louise
Mallory, maid, were relieved of $40
, each, Rosa Ostrow was robbed OF $6
and two guests lost $ll and SIS.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17

el acta matrimonial la senorita
Blanca Bazarte y ell senior E
duardo Perez, sancionando ell
acto ell j6ven Notario Candida
Perez.
Ali Sc encontraban las seno-
raS Luisa Perez, Adela Marti-
nez, Graciela de la Tore, Mer-
cedes Perez, Juana Perez, Isa-
bel Rodriguez, Clara Correa, Mi
nina Vald6s, Ferminda Garcia,
lneria Perez, linda hermanita
de la novia, Adolfina PUG V Fa-
ny Cascade.
Senoritas: Gloria y Enrique
ia Lares, Conchita Escobar, Ma
ria Garcia, Evelina PUG, Lidia
Alvarez, Mirta Diaz, Ester Diaz
Rosa Men6ndez, Julia Diaz, Lii
ly y Teresa Di Marco, Josefina
Perez, Matilde Diaz, Rosaura y
Della Fernandez, Antonio Gar
ella, Berta Lopez, Milagros Cal
70, Della Rodriguez, Emil Co.
mez y Estela Fernandez.
Todos los concurrentes fue-
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
DOS PUGILISTAS ASALTA-
DOS POR UN LADRON
HAMBRIENTO

Cerca del puente de la aveni-
da de Michigan, I'm ladr6n ham
briento que ahuecaba la voz pa
"a hacerse temer, asalt6 a los
pugilistas Baby Joe Guzman y
Media Pinta Tony Lopez, que Sc
hallaban sentados en- un autom6
vii y no esperaban tai vista.
Ell ladr6n, a quien lie tembla-
ban las manos, lie quito 20 GEN.
tavos a Guzman y despues Sc
los deVolvi6 y a Lopez lie quito
medic peso Y I'm cortaplumas,
quedandose CON los so cts. Y
devolviendole la cuchilla.
Como justifi aci6n Z su ac-
to ell hombre do esta explica-
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
VIGORIZO 81 POSICION Ell
PRIMER MINISTRO He
RRIOT
-s-F

Paris, oct. 17.-El pueblo
frances sigue inclinandose ha-
ella la izquierda. Como resultado
de las elecciones de aver ell pri-
mer ministro Herriot vigoriz6
su posici6n al frente del gobier-
no.
La mayoria del gobierno, en-
ell senado, es ahora de 155, en- lu
gar de Isl, en- un total de 314
senadores. Los republicanos So
cialistas ganaron dos asientos y
la Union Republican, uno. Qua
tro asientos perdieron los Repu
blicanos de la izquierda, los con
servadores unO y los socialists
unO.
Cada senador es electo por
I'm periodic de nueve amos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17

Ha regreSadO
Al seno de esta sociedad que
tanto la distingue y estima, la
La gaceta., 1932-10-17

La motonave nicaraguense
Truxton, sali6 en- iastre hacia
Alvaro Obreg0n, MEXICO, donde
cargara platanos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
La bOda de dnOche

La bOda de dnOche
Sc celebr6 anoahe la boda de
la sugestiva Srta. Hilda Pine
con ell caballeroso j6ven Alder
to CarrilIo, en- la fesidencia de
los padres de la desposada, es-
pesos Carload y Francisco Pi-
no, IL avenida 1911. Firmaron
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
SOCIA! &c
Viene de la 1a.}

way, Rita, Alvarez, Dora Gar,
cia, Jackie Garcia, Violeta Pc.
rez, Mary Pullara, Luisa Gas,
tro, Violeta Dfaz, Lily Perez,
Ines Perez, Grace Lopez. Natl.
vidad Gomez, Josefina Pullara,
Velia Menendez, Carmelina San
chez, Margarita Fuentes, Atica
Fernandez, Consuelo Valdes, E
lena Rodriguez, Rosita Herman
dez, Ines Alfonso, Mercedes
Fernandez, Aurorita Lopez, Pr
lar Mesa, Teresa Rodriguez y
Delfina Alfonso.
Luisa Miiares, gentil senori-
ia; Lola Lopez con sus gracio-
sas hermanitas Margarita Y Ma
nolita Fernandez; Raquel He
via, Carolina Gonzalez, Clarita
CjSarran, Pura Mones, Manoli-
"a Alfonso, Margarita Gutierrez,
wa @arita Guerra, Angelina Va
lenti, Maria Gonzalez.
I'm otraS mesas, en- la misma
Inca, las conocidas damas Flor
ence Ramos, Carmen Gonzalez,
Tuero, Pillar Fernandez, Lola
Dominguez, Rosa Grimaldi, Lui
Sa Diaz, Guerra, Jennie Rodrf-
gue2, la adorable damita.
La Presidenta del Club de
Mujeres", Sra. Maria Luisa Me
nendez.
Elena Lastra, Virginia Pivi-
dal, Maria Viada, Servia Menen
dez, Hortensia Alfonso, Norma
Diaz' Biulab de la Tore, Paqui-
Ia Diaz, Maria Lopez.
Senoras de Antonio Reina,
Dulce Maria Gutierrez y Elvira
Fernandez.
Muy aplaudidos los n1meros
de variedades a cargo de las be-
llisimas hermanitas Rubin los
hermanos Witches y Fregolino.
Las adorables hermanitas Pa
lenzuela hicieron filigranas, en-
su labor de fino arte. Aplaudi-
das fueron tambi6n las orques-
tas de Maho Sanchez, y La Tro-
picaI.
Y como esta fiesta habra de
perdurar en- ell recuerdo, quiero
feiicitar de un modo efusivo a
todos sus organizadores.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
ron obsequiados con exquisitez.
Que los nuevos esposos ten
gan una luna de miel i1finita.
Citdci6n

Por 0rden del senior Presiden
tie de la Agrupaci6n La Column
ma, senior Antonio Mesa, Sc eta
con caracter urgente a todos los
miembros de dicha Agrupaci6n
para cue asistan hoy al Circu-
10, a las ocho y media de la no.
che, con Ell fin de tratar un asun
to de suma importancia que
guarda relaci6n con ell Parque
La Columna. A todos Sc les su-
plica que no dejen de asistir.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
Suspendida

A causa del ma tempo rel
mantle aver, fu6 suspendida la
matinee bailable que estaba a
nunciada en- la sociedad Centre
Asturiano. Sc transfirl6 para
ell domingo~entrante.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17

ci6n: "Muchachos, 20 tengo
hambre y he tenido que hacer-
TO-"
Para amenazar a Lopez y a
Guzman ell hombre tenia una
mano en- ell bolsillo de la chaque-
ia y Lopez cree que nj siquiera
tenla revolver.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
INFORMACLON
DEL PUERTO

Arrib6 de Key West y la Ha-
bana ell vapor americana Cuba,
de la compania P. & 0. Horas
despues este mismo buque sali6
hacia los puertos de su itinera-
rio con pasajeros, correspon-
dencia y carga.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
CdpitulOS de enferm0S

Siguen m~ejorando estos en-
fermos, miembros del Castillo
Crist6bal Colon No 7 de los Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc.
Ell hijo del senior Baldomero
F. Diaz, Gale 16 Poll; Gaetano
Locicero, ga. ave. 1911; Vicente
Guerra, Gale 16 1906; Jose Goa
LA, Sanatorio del Centre Astu-
riano; Silvestre Cacciatore,
avenida IA 2O08; Primitive Fer
nandez, Sanatorio del Centric
Asturiano y NJ. r. S., avenida
9 1912.
Que muy pronto Sc recobren
son n~uestros deseos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
CENTRIC ESPANOL DE
NJ

Sc cita a todos los miembros
de esta Sociedad, para la Junta
General Ordinaria correspor-
diente a este mes, que tendra
lugar ell Martes Is del c~orriente
a las 8 y media de la noche, en-
ell edificio de Ybor.
F. Souto,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
MOTIVES POLITICOS EN-


Berlin, oct. 17.-Tres perso-
mas murieron y mas de una vein
tena recibieron heridas en- des6r
denes ocurridos entire ell dia del
sabado y la noche de aver. En-
LEIPZIG. pereci6 I'm nacionalista
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
culta sehorita Otilia Cremata,
cunada del DR.. Jose A. Suarez.
Reciba tan interesant. dami-
ia nuestra bienvenida.
Preparations de fiesta

7 TBpUTUttUOS UG !IeSIU
Los realizan, con marcado en-
tusiasmo, las elegantes senori-
tas que integran ell aristocrati-
co Club Paramount. Hasta aho-
ra han elegido la onfortable
residential de la interesante y su
gestiva Carmen Randazzo, para
celebrar en- ella una fiesta baila-
bic de "Hollowe'en".
La gaceta., 1932-10-17

social y cuatro recibieron heri-
das.
Otras dos personals murieron
en- Dortmund, en- cheques entire
comunistas y nacionalistas de
Hitler.
La gaceta., 1932-10-17
Citadds

Han quedado para la noche
de manana a las ocho las logias
.Curbelo No. 4 Luz de Cuba No.
5, Sacerdotisas del Hogan No 3,
para ell edificio de Ybor. No de-
be faltar un solo miembro por-
que en- dicha reunion Sc va a
tratar sobre ell Happy Club
de la orden.
Evening star., 1932-02-19

1.-THE only man who ever held the American
Ameur ne opeaa saa open and
in one year
"A VOW, following on the idea Of hit
nj ting along the line Of flight, the
next consideration Is ways and
means. How Is the thing ac-
complished. The answer, 1t seems to
me, lies in the hips. If they are han
died properly the odds are very much
in favor Of success.
The first necessity Of good hip action
Is that it move alternately the right hip
and the left hip out Of the way to allow
free passage for the arms, in addition
to increasing the power of the stroke.
In the backswing the arms and hands
must be swung well back away from the
plane in which the ball lies. There can
be no lifting which will bring the arms
and the club into position whence only
a chopping stroke can result. For this
reason there must be an ample turn of
the hips away from the ball, an action
which takes the right hip entirely out
of the way and encourages a turn of
the upper body and shoulders.
Hips Must Not Interfere.
Now in coming down, two things must
be done. II the swing is not to 60 out
side the line Of flight, and If it IS to be
moving along that line at impact, the
right hip must not be allowed to OBJ
trude itself forward where 1t might force
the arms outward, and the left hip
must be moved back out of the path Of
the hitting effort.
The right hip has to be removed by
shifting the hips forward at the very
commencement-even as the initiating
action-of the downstroke. But there
must be combined with this shift, a
rapid turn in order to get the left hip
out Of the way. In no case must the
shift thrust the left hip outward, for
in that location it must lock and form
a complete barrier to a smooth stroke.
Left Foot Outward on Pitch.
The forward shift, moving the right
hip out the way. leaves room for the
arms. and the right elbow returns very
close to the right side. This keeps the
swing working well within the limits
set down by the line of play, through
the ball. Now, If the left hip has
Evening star., 1932-02-19
Try the

VoU may be perfectly dressed, you may be
1 naturally handsome, but unless your hair is
well-groomed you are not as good-looking as
you might be.
And no one can have an attractive head Of hair
with tight, dry scalp that shuts off the natural oils.
Your scalp needs this 6o-second workout!
Twice week. 1t needs Vitalis and massage to
stimulate the circulation and provide the oils that
nourish the hair and smarter its appearance.
Just quick, hard rub with the hngertiPs to
get Vitalis deep into the roots. Then vigorous
brushing. In 60 short seconds you have done
your looks favor that will win the approval of
all your friends.
Evening star., 1932-02-19
CUE TRICK STARS
SHOW SKILL HERE
Peterson and Ribas Continue
World Championship Fancy
Shot Series.
HARLIE PETERSON Of st

HARLIE PETERSON of St.
Louis and Isidro Ribas Of
Y 4 Spain, competing for the world
championship in billiard trick
shots, will continue their struggle to-
night with skirmish at the Knights
Of Columbus Temple, 920 Tenth street
northwest, at $3.50 o'clock.
Ribas holds a slender lead as the
unusual contest enters its third stage,
they having held matches in st. Louis
and Chicago The series will be nm
ished in Cuba.
Virtually every fancy shot known to
the game is included in the joint rep
ertoire of the two wizards. who alter
nate in playing each others selections.
Scoring is done on stroke basis, low
total determining the winner. Only
four tries are permitted to shot. with
each stroke counted against the player
In the event of four misses, five strokes
are marked against him.
A second skirmish is scheduled for
tomorrow at o'clock and third to-
morrow night at $50. Tickets are on
sale at the knights of Columbus Tenn
pie and at the billiard establishment
of Lewis & Krauss, at $40 Fourteenth
street northwest.
Evening star., 1932-02-19
ZONES Gives Fundamentals
OF Hitting Straight on Line

turned out of the way the direction Of
the blow is left to the hands and arms,
and If the left arm does its share, the
results ought to be very satisfactory.
Although the same thing might not
be true in each individual case, find
that the position Of my left foot Is very
important. Particularly, when playing
Short pitch, when my feet are very
close together, I find that my balance
is not sufficiently good to accommodate
the shift unless my left foot Is turned
slightly outward. This position also Is
valuable in encouraging the left hip
to move back during the downstroke,
and in preventing its being thrust for
ward where it will block the stroke.
Note: Any reader who sends In re-
quest to Bobby Jones, in care OF The
Star, accompanied by stamped, ad-
dressed envelope, can get leaflet tell
ing him how to putt. how to play ap-
proaches and the other fundamental
shots in golf.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-02-19
Hqgersto1vn D1ums Smart Field for Pin Event
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

DOC WHITE, famed as a pitcher
- with the Chicago White Sox.
has undertaken a new venture.
He is promoting a professional
wrestling card at the Majestic
Theater which will feature q match
between Sam Anderson and Joe
Turner.
Bob Eller Of Georgetown and Jim
Thorpe Of Carlisle Indian School
are expected to put on an interest
ing duel for point honors IN the
Georgetown track meet at Conven-
ton Hall.
DR.. Hudson. physical director at
Business and Western High Schools,
is strong for intramural athletics.
Rube Waddell has signed a con-
tract with the Minneapolis club.
Evening star., 1932-02-19
PIN BATTLE IS WAGED
BY REYNOLDS, B. BOSS
Each Bowls Average Of 100 and
Fraction for Top Place in
I. C. C. Circuit.

REYNOLDS and B. Boss are staging a
merry battle for individual leadership IN
the Interstate Commerce Commission
Duckpin League, only five pins separat-
ing the pair Boss, who rolls with the
leading Mails and Files team has
lO9-20, to his rivals 109-l5.
Mails and Files has two-game lead
over Land Section.
Evening star., 1932-02-19
G00CH HEAD REFEREE
Will Have Aid of Two Officials in
w. & L, Basket Meet.

LEXINGTON. Va, February 19.-W.
s. Gooch, jr., William and Mary. has
been selected as head referee Of the
Washington and Lee Prep and High
School Basket Ball Tournament to be
held in the Doremus gym March 3.
and 5. Two other men will be picked
to assist him, but as yet they have
not been selected.
Indications point to at least 80 teams
being entered by February 81. In or
der to limit the eligibility Of entries
only those teams who have won at
least half of their games are being
accepted. Leading schools that al
ready have entered include Eastern
and Central Of Washington and Massa-
nutten Academy.
Evening star., 1932-02-19

High team set-Dlrectors. 1868.
High team game-Land Section. 587.
High individual set-Sparks, 407.
High individual game-Kendrick, 152.
High individual fiat game-Boyman, H.
Myers. g.
High individual averages-B. Boss. l09- 9-2e;
REYNOLDS. 109-l5
High average strikes-B Boss o.66
High average spares-Reynolds, 2.43.
Evening star., 1932-02-19
SHREVEPORT GETS MEET
Allotted A. A. U. Girls Basket Ball
When Dallas Argues.

NEW ORLEANS, La, February l9 (P).
Because of failure to agree on terms
of the contract for holding the 1882
Girls National A. A. U. Basket Ball
Tournament in Dallas, Tex. March 81
to 26, l.. Di Benedetto of New Orleans,
secretary of the Southern A. A. u, has
announced that the event will be held
in Shreveport, L., on the same dates
Evening star., 1932-02-19
6O-SecOnd
Workout
on YOUR ur1attruCtiUe HAIR!

No more worrying about the threat of loose
dandruf and falling hair. No more dull and un-
kempt hair. And no more stubborn, upstand.
ing hair!
Start today with vitalis. Get bottle from
your druggist OF regular application from your
barber It's just what your hair needs to be healthy,
rich-looking, and always well-groomed-without
hint of that patent leather" look!
Evening star., 1932-02-19
BUG ROOKIE IS H0LD0UT.

SCRANTON. Pa. February 19 (R.-
Bill Swift, youthful speed ball mer-
chant, purchased by the Pittsburgh
Pirates from Kansas City Of the Ameri-
can Association, is a holdout.
Evening star., 1932-02-19
MIDDLE IS GOLF VICTOR.

PINEHURST, N. c., February -
(R).-John A. Middle, Chicago. scored
a 3-and-1 victory over Robert ]. Breed,
Danvers, Mass. to win the champion
ship in the twelfth annual Pinehurst
seniors golf tournament.
Evening star., 1932-02-19
PLAN COLORED LEAGUE.

A meeting to arrange schedule Tor
the Tri-state Colored Base Ball League
will be held Monday night at 8 o'clock
at lis Four nd-a-Half street south
west. Eight teams have entered the
loop.
Evening star., 1932-02-19

Ask your Barber
You'll never get such good view of your hair ~
your barber does And nobody can tell you better
what it needs. Don't ignore expert advice. When
he says evitalis?'' you'd better say "Yes!"
Evening star., 1932-02-19
D. c. BOY LEADS INVADERS
Dabney Captain of Virginia State
Five Playing Howard Tomorrow.

Howard University's basket ball team
will strive to regain winning stride to-
morrow night when it engages Virginia
State tossers on the Bison court at 1880
o'clock.
Red Dabney. Washington boy. Is cap
tain of the visitors, who boast victories
over Hampton and Morgan.
The game was originally slated for
tonight
Evening star., 1932-02-19
BY BOBBY JONES,

"The only man who ever held the American
amateur and Open Championship and
British Amateur and Open Championship
in one year.
The Washington times., 1932-07-28
lose PLEA.
FOR RETRfAL

. ASHEVILLE, N. c., July %
GN.S0.-Col Luke Lea, former
Tennessee Senator and publisher,
was denied new trial today by
the Buncombe County Superior
Court on convictions of violating
the State banking laws.
New trials also were denied
Luke Lea. Jr., his son. and Wal.
lace B. Davis, former head of the
closed Central Bank and Trust
Company of Asheville.
Judge j. H. Clements overruled
the trial motions on the ground
that there was not sufficient evil
dence of prejudice by the jury or
newly discovered evidence, claimed
by the defense.
Appeals to the State Supreme
Court will be made.
Affidavits charging attempts to
corrupt jurors we're sweepingly
denied by the defense in argu-
mentS for a new trial.
The affidavits we're presented
to Judge j. H. Clement by So
licitor Zeb V. Nettles. One was
from w. C. Flynn, saying he had
been offered "every inducement"
to impeach his verdict. It did
not state who offered the induce
mentS.
The Washington times., 1932-07-28

charges of forcible detainer, a
misdemeanor bearing with it q
maximum of $500 or one years
Imprisonment.
Legless Vet Evicted
L. M. Miller, of Reading, Pa, a
legless veteran, was the last per-
son to leave the structure. He
was carried down the stairway
from the second floor, being ur1'
able to use his cork limbs.
Shortly after the men were
evicted the first reinforcements
from Camp Marks reached the
scene. Alighting on the south side
Of Pennsylvania Avenue, about
40 veterans rushed police lines.
The melee began, resulting IN
the arrest of Broadus Faulkner, a
burly colored man. Faulkner
claShed with a policeman when
showed into the background. The
hundreds of veterans became
threatening, but General Glass
(Continued on Page 2, Col. -.