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Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-06
BY CHARLES B. CURTIS
United States Minister to the
Dominican Republic

WILLJcl 1Ol ILC OlItOo L ACo'
Copyright 1880 by United Press
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican
Republic, Sept. 6. UP)-The an
cicnt and historical city of Santo
Domingo was devastated Wedncs-
day by what appears to be the worst
hurricane that ever swept the Car
ibbcan.
After ~ hours of continuous
storm a north wind Of hurricane
violence, with velocity of $50
miles an hour, began about 3 o o'cioc k
that afternoon, unroofing the lega-
ton and destroying many homes.
\ conservative estimate puts the
loss of life at 1900, with the mum
Der of injured reaching 5000.
No loss of life was reported
among continental Americans OF
Europeans here and all are believed
safe.
President Trujillo has taken per
sonal charge, the city is under mar
tial law and good order prevails
Tho dead are being burned.
Governor Theodore Roosevelt OF
Porto Rico dispatched personal rep
resentatives by airplane Thursday
and is sending in behalf of tn.
people of Porto Rico all available
relief in the form Of food, shelter,
clothing and medical aid.
Yesterday a marine corps plane
D,;n.a -,
with representatives of Colonel
Cults and is returning Immediately
to bring medical officers and all pos
siblc medical supplies, No shipping
can enter Santo Domingo port be-
cause of the swiftncss of the cur
rent and the fact that dredge has
been sunk in the channel
The capital is isolated on the land
side by floods, fallen trees and
wrecked bridges. Electric light and
water plants are disabled. The old
cathedral and colonial monuments
were practically undamaged.
The storm was confined to a 40
mile strip along the coast but dam
age extends inland indefinitely in
a northwesterly direction. The su-
gar area at Boca Chica was reported
completely destroyed.
The American Red Cross has
placed $4,000 at my disposal for
relief but this amount is
insufficient for actual needs and
additional clothing and other help
arc urgently needed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-06
AMERICAN ENVOY
RELATES DETAILS
OF STORMS FURY
Minister To Dominican
Republic Says Capital
Demolished.

EDITORS NOTE: In the fol-
lowing dispatch, Charles 3. Cur
tbs. United States minister to
Santo Domingo, describes the toll
taken by the hurricane which
swept the capital wednesday. He
said his estimate Of 1900 dead is
conservative and mentions
the unroofing of his own legation.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-03
TRY ALASKAN CRIMES
IN FLOATING COURT

Justice, as we'll as ministrations
to storm battered ships, will be adj
ministrated by the Coast Guard
Cutter Chelan in Alaskan waters
this summer.
Federal Judge Coke Hill of Alas
ka and a u 5. attorney, will hold
court aboard the ship In June and
July, which will take the cutter to
settlements in the Northwestern
portion Of Alaskan Territory
| Commander r. wv. DempWolf of
Chelan is a United States Com
missioner and Lieut--Com. John
Trebes is a United States marshal,
making the floating court official
Because there are no federal
courts in Alaska west of Valdez the
cruise is generally made biennially
Cases ranging from petty larceny
+, to murder are tried.
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COMMUNITY CHURCH

10 q. m. Sunday School 1t still
increases. Seventy-three children
were present last Sunday. Come
and help it grow.
IL q. N. Morning service. The
pastor will speak on His Grace
Sufficient"
8 p. m. Evening service. Theme:
The Secret Of Happiness
Prayer meeting. Wednesday, at
7:30 D. m., ut the parsonage.
Mothers Day will ~ observed
on Sunday morning, May iii. we
will be pleased to furnish con-
yeniences for any shut-in Mothers
who cannot otherwise get to the
church Plan to be present and
honor your mother
Mother and Daughter Banquet
at the church on Thursday, May
8, s ! m. Admission by ticket
only. Get tickets from members
Of hte Ladies Aid Society or Of
the girls of the Q. B. Club.
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PAGE THREE


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the copartnership hereto
fore existing between Hans Sever
sen and John Bailey, engaged in
business at Roadhouse Portage,
in the Hanna Precinct, Third
Division, Territory Of Alaska, I'M
der the firm name and style Of
.seversen & Bailey, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, and
that said Hans Seversen has pur-
chased ali Of the interest Of said
John Bailey IL the copartnership
business and assets, including
all accounts receivable. Said CO.
partnership terminated on Feb
ruary 20, 1880.
Signed this 23rd day Of April,
1880. Hans SeVersen, John Bailey.
1st pub. Apr. %, last July %, 80
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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by
The City Of Anchorage, Alaska, up
to 4 p. m. May 21st, 1880 for the
construction Of a school building.
City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Plans, specifications
and instructions for bidding may
be obtained at the City Clerks Of
flee. A deposit Of $40 viii be re-
quired for the safe return Of said
plans and specifications in good
condition. Respectfully, City of An
chorage, by D. w. stoddard, City
Clerk.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-03

FOR SALE-Three lots and four
houses, furnished; always rent
ed. In good condition. $1,000.
Jennie canon.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-03
OLDTIMER PASSES

Fairbanks lost a pioneer and
highly respected citizen in the
death Of Arthur Louis McGown.
after an illness extending over a
period Of many years. Born in
New York state on December IS,
1860, Mr. McGown had been iden-
titled with the Northland for a
period Of we'll over 30 years. He
was a resident Of Juneau before
the Dawson days and stampeded
to the Klondike camp when gold
was discovered.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-03
AT THEATRE TONIGHT

Tonight is the third and last
showing Of that fine drama "The
Woman From HELP. Wednesdays
and Fridays showing proved it's
power to please the audience. The
title might deceive but the story
does not show any 'hellish" traits
in the woman's part.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-03

Skins of fur bearing land ami
mails to the number of 297, 448 and
valued at $4,513 ,S63.76, were ex-
ported from Alaska in 1929, re-
port from the Alaska Game Com
mission To the Biological Survey
Of the y. S. Department Of Agri-
culture shows. This was $215, 226.-
SO more than the amount of the
1928 sales, although 38,629 fewer
.furs were exported.
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FOR RENT-Apartments, see Jen-
ME Paulson.
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Classified Advertising
RATES-Fifteen cents per line
Count six average words to a
line. Minimum charge so cents.
first insertion, 7Ia cents per
line for subsequent insertion.
MEN WANTED IArMEDrATEr.y-.

MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY
by giant international industry;
over 1000 already started; some
doing annual business $4,000:
no experience or capital requir-
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stock, poultry supplies; your own
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Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-03

Over 3,5Oo,0Oo game fish were
Matched at North Carolina fisher
les last year.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-03

The S. S. Admiral Evans of the
Pacific Steamship Co, will arrive
in port tomorrow morning from
Westward enroute south.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-03

4Tl4zzf 91SEa<
w Dance u
~ to them ALI
&1@w Here they are! Every MISUNDERSTANDING
M with the dreamy strains Of s'Iazy Lou siana
" Moon. soothngly strlmmed by the IiiIo Hawaiians
i'm sprghtly fashion by Bernie Cummns and His New
Yorker sci Orchestra They're bound you
These two mentioned random-the good things
are too numerous to tell about in detail. Pick the
Numbers that strike your fancy those that you have
Wen do it gladly
Lazy Louisiana Moon-Waltz HuoHAwAnAS ORCHESTRA
Alone with My Dreams-Fox Trot
Nat yrcroK ORCHESTRA
Stein Song University Of Maine = RUBY y4daE
No 2232l, lO-nch
Exactly Like You-Fox Trot
On the R dummy Side Of the Street-Fox Trot
30 sN as. s H lone eoFSF1 HOTEL ORCHESTRA
When the Little Red Blues for You
No. 22s49, lo-inch OLSEN MUSIC
When It's Springtine in the Rockes-Waltz
Down the River of Golden DreamsWa
No. 22339, 10-nch ALAN ORCHESTRA
The Woman in the shoe-Fox Trot
Nat sHrIkREr VICTOR ORCHESTRA
Only Love i Real -FeH I ,sss TIE Hou lsrrnas
Red Hot Chicago Fox Irot
Wasn't LIT beautiful While 1t I4asted?-Fox Trot
NO LBS, lO-inch WARNINGS PENNSYLvANIANs
The Darktown Strutters Bal-Fox Trot
After You've Cone-iox Tro Coon "a NDERs ORCHESTRA
No. 22342, l0-inch
A Cottage for Sae-Fox Trot
: BERHIE cu"MINs AND HIS New Hornr ORCHESTRA
Oone-fox Irot NAT SHnKRET VICTOR ORCHESTRA
No. 2235l, l0-inch
The One Love Just Can't BE Bothered With Me-Fox Trot
Blue, Turning Grey Over You-Foz Tro IT.
Nat SHIIKRET VICTOR
no. 22332,
ochg 1.-THE DeVi- foX lrot BERNIE CUAMINS
Everybody Iap-Fox 1ro New YORKER HOTEL ORCHESTRA
No. lO-inca
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW
"OKEH" RECORDS at SYLVIA'S?
THEY ARE WONDERFUL. =
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
NEWS OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
lNdryIGnd Hunt Cup to Be Staged
In WorthingtOn Valley April 26
local Horse Lovers Look
ing Forward to Three
Annual Maryland Events

S Three events Of major i'm
portance to Capital horse
men are scheduled for next
S month in nearby Maryland.
N First in interest if not on
csthe calendar is the thirty.
e seventh annual running of
the Maryland Hunt Cup on
g April 26 at Snow Hill Farm,
the country estate in Worth
8 ington Valley of Mr.. and
MRS. Charles L. A. Heiser.
A Practically the entire con-
sstingent Of enthusiasts from
q Washington will attend this
! historic event. It is inter-
Sesting to note that among
s.the entries will be Miss Mof-
fett, sold by the Prince Of
4 Wales during his last visit
Ito the United States to w.
"A. Hess Of New Jersey.
$ Committee In Charge
g The committee in charge in.
sscludes Redmond e. Stewart,
SGough Winn. Thompson, Jacob
"A. Ulman, Raj Parr, Albert G.
.Cber. Charles L. A. HeiSer. @.
Bernard Fenwick and Charles
ssB. Reeves.
M Earlier in the month, April
12, the My Lady's Manor
Steeplechase Is scheduled to.
take place at MY Lady's Manor.
1T is being arrange by a COM
.4mittee including John Bosley,
8 Hambleton Cockey, ]. Myers
Pearce, Walter Hutchins and
Leslie Keiffer.
8 The second race. called the
Grand National, after its Eng
1lish prototype, will be run
s@April 19 over Brookls~ndwood,
the country place in the Green
Spring Valley of Mr.. and Mrs.
-. e. Emerson, and will be the
thirtieth running. -
The committee Of arrange
ssinents includes dwin Warfield,
.aE. Bonsal Brooks, Daniel Baugh
Brewster, Benjami:c. Harris
gBrewster, Sd, Frank Bonsal,
George Blakiston, George Bow.
sdoin and Lewis Merryman.
-
8 Envoy TO Entertain
- The Vice President, Charles
Curtis, will be the guest Of
y.honor at dinner on April 20 Of
gthe Brazilian ambassador, Cur
ssgel do Amaral.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
DR.. ROBINS TO SPEAK

DR.. Henry Burke Robins, pro:
fessor Of history and philosophy
Of religion at the Colgate -Roches-
ter Theological Seminary. Roches-
ter, N. Y, will be the religious
speaker at Howard University to-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock in
Rankin Memorial Chanel.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
& &REIICTOUS NOTTCES&
WEEK
PROGRAM

The Rev. Dr.. z. b. Phillips,
rector Of the Episcopal Church
Of the Epiphany. viii preach to-
morrow morning, continuing his
series Of sermons on The His
toric Christ"
The Very Rev. D. Wilmot Gate
son will preach at evenSong at 3
o'clock on Can You Pass .
Spiritual Examination?"
The Rt. Rev. Warren L. Rog-
ers, Bishop Of Southern Ohio.
will speak Tuesday through Fri.
day at the MONDAY Lenten lee
lures. At the Monday noon ser.
vice the preacher viii be the
Rev. Hubert Woolfall, rector Of
st. Marks Church.
Daily services will be held next
week at 4:45 p. m. DR.. Phillips
will speak Monday on Sacred
Places in Palestine" Tuesday
and Thursday, the Rev. DR..
James W.. Morris, associate min
lister, will speak. Wednesday, the
Rev. Alvin L. Wills will preach
on '"The Abundant Life" The
Friday lecture win be delivered
by Robert BulE who win speak
on THE Motive of Youth"
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
American "U" Debaters
Defeat West Virginia

Two girl debating teams Of
American University were active
yesterday, one winning from o
West Virginia University team
at Hurst Hall here, and the other
engaging in q no-deciSion affair
at Swarthmore College.
Both teams debated the subject,
whether it was sound to grant q
college liberal arts education to
high school graduates who
sought it.
The winning team that debated
here upheld the negative. It's
members are Jane Price, Nola Liv
ingston and Kay s. Heath.
The team that went to Swarth
more was made up of Jane Lytle,
Ethelwyn Hine and Pauline Fred.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
NOTES OF SOCIETY

books on poetry and fiction,
biography and travel, for the
large group Of women who
twice q month attend these de-
lightfully informal "foregather.
ings" at the Y. w.
On Monday evening, April 2,
at 3 o'clock, Miss Drake will
speak on Christ in Art" at the
Booklover hour, making q Len
ten talk Of this subject, which
she will illustrate with pictures
having q special reference to
the events Of Holy Week; and
on Holy Thursday. April II. at
S o'clock in the afternoon, she
win give a special talk to the
poetry group at the Y. w. C. A.
on The Quest Of the Holy
Grail from Tennyson's "1dylS
of the King" a talk which will
be illustrated, as is Miss brakes
annual custom at this time Of
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. ShrewS-
bury, Port au Prince, Haiti. are
guests at the willard while in
Washington or. a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C.
Smerdon and their son, Douglas
Smerdon, Of Taunton, Mass,
are at the Dodge Hotel.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

Miss Imogene Thompson, OF
Oak Park. H.. will be q guest
at the Mayflower until Satur-
day and is then returning home.
She spect two weeks in New
York previous to her arrival
mere yesterday.
~
Luncheon Yesterday
Former Gov. Carl e. Mil
llken, of Maine. was the guest
in whose honor Mrs. Samuel M.
Parker, VI Washington, enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at
the Mayflower, having as her
other CUES :. Mrs. David .. Cald-
well, State regent of the Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolu-
ton of the District Of Colun1-
bia; Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter,
president of the Parent-Teach-
ers Association; Mrs. James L.
Ridgely, ct baltimore: Mrs. John
McGuigarl, of Philadelphia: Mrs.
Frank w Ballou, Miss Helen
Harman, Mrs. David N. Niven,
Of Virginia Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen E. Kramer. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Wolff Smith, Mrs. Ad-
dams S McAllister. Mrs. ..lbert
N. Baggs and Mrs. Fred w.
Crisp.
The luncheon followed the
annual meeting Of the Better
Films Committee of the Eastern
division C the Daughters OF the
American Revolution Of which
Mrs. william Wolff Smith is ma
tional vice chairman. The for
mer governor of Maine was the
principal speaker at the meet
ing which was held at q local
theater, selecting as his subject,
"Commum " Cooperation for
Peter -'otio~ Pictures"
Mrs. parker Is public relations
director of the Warner Brothers
theaterS.
BOOklOveFs' Hour
The last of the 'Booklnvers'
Hours" for this month at the
Young Women's Christian As.
sociation will take place on
Monday evening, March IT, at
8 o'clock, when Miss Alice
Hutchins Drake will speak on
Books for Spring Reading"
in which she will review per
haps 8 or 10 Of the latest
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
SOME WOMEN
| ALWAYS ATTRACT

You want to be beautiful. You
want the tireless energy, fresh COM
plexion and pep of youth. Then let
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets help free
your system of the poisons caused
by clogged bowels and torpid liver.
For 20 years. men and women SUI
fering from stomach troubles piln'
pies, listlessness and 1eadacnes nave
taken Dr.. Edwards olive TaoletS.
s,Iccaaaf1l substitute for calomel. a
con,nound of vegetable ingredients,
known by their olive color. They
ACT easilv upon the )owels without
rTiniug. They help cleanse the avs
tenn and tone up the liver
II YOU value youth and its manV
gifts. take Or. Edwards olive Tab
lets nightly. How mucE better YOU
win feel-and look. 15c. sOc, 6ec.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Miss DaUis Sailing
!. To Join Parents
] At Post In Manila

s q Miss Cynthia Davis. daughter
;srof the Governor General of the
Philippines and Mrs. Dwight F.
gDavis, will leave Wednesday
ygfor Seattle, whence she will
sail the following Saturday tor
Manila to join her father.
~ Miss Alice Davis has been
there since Mr.. Davis assumed
1.-The duties of his post, acting as
s7-hiS official hostess.
s., - Mrs. Davis. who has been in
s9iu health for some months, is
lsln Florida, and as soon as she
is able will join her family.
81 4 4 y
Is Home Tomorrow
" Mrs. Louise N. Dodson, di.
sTector of the woman'S division
,Erof the Republican national com.
f-Inittee, went to Allentowns Pa,
yeSterday to address the Wo-
'9nan's Republican League there.
She will return to Washing
@ton tomorrow.
- 4 4 Il
- Spring Concert
Music lovers in the Capital as
well as members Of the board
land staff Of the Young Won.
.en's Christian Association are
sponsors for the third annual
sspring concert by the Elizabeth
Somers' Glee Club Of Washing
Ston, to be given next Tuesday
y@eyening, at 8 o'clock, In Barker
HAL, Y. w, C.. A., under the di-
rection Of Miss Lucy Clark
eStreet, A. A. G., o. national
secertary for music of the
Young Women's Christian ASso-
Isolation of America.
The list Of patroneSses in.
clude Miss Jane Bartlett, Mrs.
s~E;veline Burgess, Miss Frances
sc. Chickering, Miss Jean Dean
Cole. Miss Elizabeth Eastman,
Miss Alice Edwards. Miss Cert.
rude Ennes, Miss Estelle Eos
ter, Miss Margaret Fox, Mrs.
William e. Humphrey, Lsrs.
Arthur K. Jones, Mrs. william
Mcdowell, Mrs. William d.
Mitchell, Mrs. "A. Chambers OH
phant, Mrs. Edwin B. Parker,
Miss Elsa Peterson Mrs. Wood.
bury Pulsifer. Mrs. john T.
.ySchaaff. Mrs. william Adams
Slade, Mrs. Joseph M. Stod,
Snard, Mrs. Zen r. Webster, Mrs.
Luke I. Wilson, Mrs. Herbert
Nv Noolley, Mrs. Charles viii
Wright, Mrs. Huston Thornp-
g8on, Mrs. Miriam Brock, Miss
E Hettie p. Anderson, Mrs. y. "A.
Skinner, Miss Mary j. Winfr e,
s5Fraulein Else AlveS. Miss Doro.
SDthey Coggeshall. Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons, Mrs. Ruby Smith seanI.
miss Eleanor G, Eckhard, and
iNGrs. John Blake Kendall.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
WEATHER DETAILS
FORECAST FOR TODAY
AND TOMORROW

For the District OF Columbia--Increas-
ing cloudiness today; tomorrow cloudy
and slightly warmer. probably showers.
gentle TO moderate northeast and east
winds.
For Virginia--Mostly cloudy. prob
ably followed by showers in south pnr.
tion today: tomorrow showers and
slightly warmer; moderate to fresh
northeast and east winds.
For Maryland-IncFeasing GloudiBesA
with slowly rising temperature in. &fst
portion today: tomorrow cloudy and
slightly warmer, probably sh0wsIs;
moderate northeast and east winds.
RIVER CONDITIONS
Potomac and Shenandoah muddy Ct
Harpers Ferry. 5t 5
FLYING WEATHER FORECAST
Washington. d. C. to Long Island.
y. Y.-IncreasinK cloudiness. high
clouds moderate northeast winds ub
10 loco feet and diminishing 1ortherly.
becoming variable at 5000 feet.
OTHER TEMPERATURES
Highest Rain
yes'day SPIN. fall
Atlantic City. n. j.. IS IS -.
Baltimore, Md d...,..., ~ az
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
BISHOP To GIVE
EpENSONG

The Rt. Rev. James z. Free
man. Bishop Of Washington. win
be the preacher at evensong to-
morrow in Bethlehem Chapel Of
Washington Cathedral. The ser
vice viii be broadcast by WRC.
The Rev. DR.. q. Freeland
Peter, canon Of the cathedral,
will preach at the IL a. m. ser.
vice.
Holy Communion is. celebrated
daily in Bethlehem Chapel. Eve
ming prayer is held each day at
4 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Salvation Army Major
Gets Prize for Publicity

Major James Asher, divisional
commander of the Salvation
Army. yesterday received the Com
munity Chest STORY Of the
Month" cup in behalf Of his or
ganization, for obtaining the best
newspaper publicity of any or
ganization in the Community
Chest during the month of Feb
ruary. Ernest S. Johnston, presi-
dent Of the Advertising Club Of
Washington, and a committee
from that organization acted as
judges.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Society Awaits NeuOs
OF Roebling-Hagner
Romance This EUening
treasurer.

/ News of the engagement Of
Caroline Roebling. granddaugh.
ter Of the builder Of the Brook
lyn Bridge, and daughter Of
Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, to Alex
Hagner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Hagner, will be given
out, it is understood generally,
at dinner tonight.
Col. and Mrs. O'Brien viii
entertain the oldest members OF
the dancing class set" as well
as friends Of the young couple,
at their palatial Rock Creek
Park estate, Estabrook, ito, an
nounce the engagement, ru-
1raored for some time. Invi-
tations to the. dinner were is
sued two weeks ago.
The wedding, the engaged
couple have confided to. their
friends, will take place the first
week in june.
\
~ FORMER Envoy sails
The former United States
Ambassador to Great Britain
and Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton,
who have been staying in New
York, sailed last evening on the
Bremen for Europe.
&.&
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Bell
Sweeney have left for Havana,
where they will spend several
weeks. Before returning to
Washington, they will pass a
short while in Florida.
- X
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bristol, Of
Montclair, N. j., are at the Carl
ton for a brief stay; as are Mr..
and Mrs. Mckay Schiffelin, Of
Convent Station, N. j.
Here From West
Mrs. Charles Garnerd La.
throp, Of Stanford University,
California, is making a two
weeks visit at the MAyflower,
having come here to see Aer
daughter, Mrs. Robert DUR
Harden, wife Of Major Harden,
U. s. A. Mrs. Lathrop is a sis
ter-in-law Of Mrs. Leland Stan.
ford.
The membership Of the Ma.
tioaal Press Club will be guests
Of Henri GreSsitt at the open
ing performance of Robert
Downing in Damon and Pyth.
las" at the Washington Audi.
torium on Monday night. Sup
erintendent of Schools Ballou
has testified to his interest in
the revival Of the classic drama
by authorizing the distribution
Of half-price tickets among the
high school pupils. In addition.
the Women's University Club,
George Washington University.
the Y. w. c. A. and the Mar.
jorie Webster School of Expires.
sion viii also cooperate for the
success Of this classic venture.
The membership Of the
knights Of Pythias, whose
order was founded upon the
story Of the play. are sponsor.
ing the Downing performance.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Richmond Church Calls
Winchester Minister

WINCHESTER, Va, March is.
The congregation Of Overbrook
Presbyterian Church in Rich.
mond. Va, has extended a call
to the Rev. DR.. Frank l.. McFaden
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of the Rev. w. L.
Lawrence.
DR.. McFaden is now pastor Of
the, Presbyterian church in this
city.