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Evening star., 1933-07-29
STANLEY N. RINEHART
WE'D IN new ENGLAND
Son Of Novelist Marries Mrs.
Frances Goossens at Green
wich, Conn.

Stanley NJ. Rinehart, son Of Mary
Roberts Rinehart and president Of Far
rar & Rinehart, publishers, was mar
ried In Greenwich, Conn.,, yesterday to
Mrs. Frances GoossenS. daughters Of
the late Mr. and Mrs Harry Yeatman
Of London, England.
The ceremony was at Thrushwood, the
estate Of Mr. and Mrs Alexander Gros-
set and was performed by Rev. Philip
Davis, Forest Hills, Long Island, as
sisted by Rev. oliver Huckel, pastor
Of the Second Congregational Church
OF Greenwich. A small reception fol-
lowed the ceremony.
Among persons prominent In the
literary world present were Hervey Al
len, author, and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Rinehart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Rinehart, John Farrar, Og-
den Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Truck,
Miss Katherine Brush and her hus-
band, H. w. Winans: Miss Faith Bald
win, author: Mr. and Mrs. Messmore
Kendall. Miss Peggy Wood. actress. and
her husband. J. v. A. Weaver: Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Keogh. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rogers and Charles Fogg.
The bride Is descendant on her
paternal side Of the thirteenth Earl Of
Derby. Her great-great-grandfath
was physician to King George III and
her great-grandfather was physician to
King George ~.
Mr.. Rinehart attended Harvard
University. from which he was gradu-
ated in 1919. He Is q member Of the
Harvard and Dutch Treat Clubs of
New York.
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Marriage Licenses.

~ Abel. q. Park Lane Apartments. and
" Alberta Cash. 25, 1915 Kennedy ST.; Rev.
Frank G p M Aqiisn Aiisn 20. Princeton, N J.. and
catherine a. Lorens. 20 393s Livinsston
ST.. Rev. Thomas g; smyth; :. .,a
' James Z. Voss. 25. 1880 Park I'd; Judge
william NJ. Churchill. q; Chevy Chase. Nc Nd.
Earle l. johpsSn: Park Lane AZ potomsc ADars
Park Apartments; Rev. 2. l. Ford;
Talley Daniels, 80. 922 st.. and Janet
Shelton, q: 73O Upshur St; Judge Rob-
Robert & ". Bss Bryce. ss. 1880 H St. and Mabel
x. Barker. 23. 1880 st.; Rev. J. h.
Thomas Bryant. 81. 1921 Ninth St.. and
W. W, Gillus, 90. 2705 Eleventh ST.; Rev.
E,,ison peary. ii. 1850 Linden ST. ne: and
Bertha Barksdale. 1s. 1900 Lewis st.
ne; Rev. G. Y. Long.
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he got it.
"'Ain't you the inquisitive guy,
thought he sneered. Well, if you
must know, there's where With that
he handed me an unsigned letter mailed
and registered In Akron, Ohio, the day
before, the writer stating he was in
closing $500 cash which he wanted
either one Of the brothers to bet on q
horse running at Pimlico.
When did you get this?" I de-
manded.
Listen he snarled. You dicks
haze been trailing me for days. I saw
YOU standing across the street when I
came in and If you're as sharp as you
think you are you saw me take it from
the mail box
What about your brother?" I again
demanded.
"'Find out, fellow, was his retort.
You Amt got nothin' on me, 50 scram.
I'm on my way to the track and"
II have i'll" excitedly exclaimed the
youngest member of the class.
What was wrong with Fordney's
story?
For Solution See Page A-s.)
The above was sent to the professor
bj'K. E. R.. Portland. Me. Perhaps you
have story or problem you would ike
to submit to him. II so, send 1t care
OF this paper. He will be delighted to
receive It.
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Deaths Reported.

Emily p. Lamason. a6. 141O 18th st.
Mary Beaver. "a. q New York ave.
Helen Myers. Is Providence hospital
George W. Marrow, ~. United States Sol
joseph II. Peteiie.. s3.. oeorse washinston
University Hospital.
oeorgs 2. Young. 6s. Tidal Basin foot Of
Sue v. :. Lewis. IS. 20 T st..
Mabel Chase, 40. Casualty Hospital.
sfmon ghappirio,- a., 306s q s.
Arvtd I. Aman: 81. 6t. Elilabeth's Hospital.
Thomas Crane. %. 1915 18th place Sc.
Fannie Bruce. 80, 0alflnger Hospit1l.
qsoFrs N.sh g. HSms fGE ;n Assd I'D I'D lafirm
Hannah Dean. ~. Gallinger Hospital
Laura Washinston. fl. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Bfarche H. Drodnet. 3S. 026 3 st. s.w.
Victoria Peyne. %. Tubereulosis Hospital
Lillian pcdson: "a: freedmen's Hosrital.
-srfes noz'e- c0. PROF. -rc. Tc.-"-l
Mamie 3. k.c7heT5ca, 3. Gslliuser Hospital.
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0USTED /.
IN SNOW INQUEST
Duke Charges Whitewashing
as Jury Holds MacAboy
in Staying.

After q dispute between Acting Coro-
her A. Magruder Macdonald and At
torney Jesse c. Duke had precipitated
adjournment the two-day inquest into
the fatal shooting of Frank Snow, 80.
300 block Of H street, In O Ninth, street
pool room July 18, ended yesterday
afternoon with the verdict OF q COR
oner's jury stating its belief that Prank
Snow came to his death as the result
Of a bullet wound from q revolver held
In the hand or hands Of Charles
MacAboy."
MacAboy, who was in turn shot by
Policeman Uel M. Gale when the lat
ter tried to stop the fight with Snow,
is now In Emergency Hospital. When
he RECEIVERS the case against him will
be presented to the grand jury.
Climaxes Stormy Session.
The dispute between DR.. Macdonald
and Duke climaxed q long and stormy
session. in which Charles E. Ford,
lawyer for MacAboy; Duke, represent
ing the Snow family, and Assistant
United States Attorney Julian Rich
ards clashed often and heatedly over
various points in the questioning Of
witnesses.
Ford had just concluded his exami-
nation Of Gale when Duke and DR..
Mcdonald fell into agreement. Duke
was insisting on going over the re-
enactment Of the killing again, and
Dr.. Macdonald ruled once was rum
cient.
Duke demanded to know by what
right he made such q ruling, and be-
gan to shout, THE jury Is supreme
here. You are not. They ought to
know the truth about this
As Macdonald replied to Duke, Rich
ards Jumped up to make q motion to
adjourn.
Asks Duke to Leave.
IAN right, adjourn" Duke shouted.
That's the way to whitewash IT,"
Macdonald flushed angrily as he re-
piled, Il take exception to your remarks
and I will ask you to leave here at
once"
sure. I'll leave. Proceed with the
whitewashing." said Duke
Both Ford and Richards were on their
feet instantly to concur In a statement
Of confidence In Dr. Macdonald and
appreciation of his work in the case
The session adjourned shortly after
ward. and Is minutes later the jury
brought In its verdict In q supple
mental report the jury criticized Duke
for what they termed his insulting
and ungentlemanly remarks" and rec
commended that he be dealt with "in a
proper manner"
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Births Reported.

Charles and Sylvia Lonsbon. girl.
John and Matilda Harmon, boy.
Harry and Ruth LudemAn. boy.
Thomas and Vera Loemer. boy.
Peter. and Dimita MaEgos. boy.
Alexander and Nancy Blair. boy.
Horace and Mildred MAY. boy.
Austin and Julia Herr. boy
John and Mary Mccarthy. boy.
Michael and nellie McDonAld. boy.
Sayayoshi and Asayo 1I0mt. boy.
Thoburn and MARGARET wheeler. g.
Harry and Dora Witt. girl.
Thomas and Betty Jefdress. girl
Wiiliam and HELEN Haynes. girl.
Wiiiiam and Nellie Wahl, girl.
Maurice and Marie Herndon. boy.
John and BeInice Lowery. boy;
Norman and Ruby Barbour. boy.
Forrest and Anna Mc0uttty, boy.
william and Ara 6heA1eY. boy.
Henry and Margaret Fraser. boy.
william and Eunice Brady. boy.
Eugene and Mary WEIGH. boy.
John and Mary Bergin. boy.
william and Ruth Middleton, boy.
Walter and Gladys Belt. boy
John and NAV Fox. girl.
william and Marga-et Cber, girl.
Nathan and Rose Kcenig. girl.
Lawrence and Ivy Knapp. girl.
Charles. and Anna Eidler. girl.
Normen and. Lacy Shriver. boy.
Nolvert and Eulalia Scott. boy.
John and Myrtle Holmes. boy,
Gilbert and Dorothy Hood, girl.
Seldom and Cora Banks, boy.
Evening star., 1933-07-29
SERVICE BY B. Y. P. U.

The Senior B. Y. p. U. Society will
lead during the first 80 minutes Of the
O'Clock Sunday evening service In
their tent by the Wisconsin Avenue
Baptist Church, Forty second and Fes-
sender streets. During the closing 80
minutes the pastor, DR.. Clarence Ray
Righteousness" At IL o'clock the pas
tor will preach on The Works Of
Faith"
For the. Wednesday prayer service at
8 o'clock the members will read . por-
ton Of Scripture The Scripture will
be the first chapter of Philippians.
Evening star., 1933-07-29
AeathH.

this hfe suddeniy. on Thursday. July ':ss =.
sss:s .s.a.s sw1sDG%xs @sssn a.x ss:F
ner.! On Monday. % July nc 81. risa0@0pnsr az pm:
frcm the Nelson = Bush funeral home.
T. :.end sns .1n:1 1,snes Cen. m
etery.
GENES, MARSHALL ELLSWORTH. Sud.
Ss!s EHsW6RiH EEHIf;sss 2s' oRihls i'as &:
Ws.ts Wsshinston.s s b see!.'es e.. and Sri%ss MRS.
Evelyn Matheney Of baltimore, Nd. He
equity Md SIX i;om all tSs os
residence % CT his daughter. 1722 West viz
R..saess en sasY .nd fr,:n5s as &c. ,s at
4 si0a bqshsisS 1n Church isdi:seais. sSa: ~.
HARTLEY, MRS. EMMA A. On Friday.
SsSs1a :; T sMsA s''ssRss ssisssa 2s2t siis
asaI'!Ss &c s:ss: ss:ssrsf Lev
Po,ot Il Beltsvilie Md Notice Of funeral
Ats aDys os risss 4ass dslsnSis ssy e.
as!:y Hs: ~ a. s'sss ssa 4 Ruth a:s
Sxadding. Notice of funeral hereafter.
Jones' 49, HELM HELEs F. osss 2H srT,s.y sy July 2s
Ernest ). Jones and daughter Of VIII
:;5 %sIs!as esIest from asIs her ssRess s.sRea.
snd e.. relatives invited Interment Rock
KELLY. JOHN c. On Sunday. July e3. 1898.
Wan WNGsnss .Sa S9Ts nsSlnIs G kEx Fd:
ss,lSs:a; DEVOTED iI,sna. aso Mas. sas'' oese sse
pm. from h. W. En Ernest jarvi: ,y IF funeral az
church. 1432 U st. NV Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery 30
the On yssss'{ Su:Sasa sss e; 3;
srSSn ae Also onS father tbre Of Mfaret
shs TIE, " Ernest jarvis funeral i church. %
cemeterya Sa 81 NV. inferment Rosement sn
McGLELLAND: EDGAR MAURICE. On
1dmr,a Tnur;day y July q: 1898; Al he Mont
ED6HR b.loSes aIlsS,ss oneyd
o. Florence I. Mcclelland lnee BeneeD.
4th st. ana Mass. av ave M ne aneTae Ghere s0ms fS.
WY 81; 4 1880 am. no aeiatiSes "a iMsnaasi snd
Ioud0n Park Cemetery. s.1simoTs.a Ma. q.
MILNEn, HARRY. On Wednesday. July
MMNER. loving husband Of Hester Ann
Miner. uncle Of Elizabeth Simpson and
Sohn hlser Ednard: nn,n. Remains resting ct the
sts. s.w. Funeral Monday July 81, at
l pm, from the above chapel Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery 80
MOsSBURG, THOMAS GILBERT, On Fri
dsys .JylX ss. 1888. THoMAs oiIsERr
AMX4sSSURG: M beloved husband Of Clara
Iesidenee. B.rnesviiie Nd. .f0M On 81 sSndas. ds;e
July go. At 2 pm. Interment Monocacy
Cemetery. Bealisville, Md 80
O'DONOGHUE. PATRICK. On Friday. July
2S. 1893; at his residence, 1900 1st ST.
husband Of the late Mary O'DonoFilue
residence. Monday. July 81, at $50 an
thence to st. Martins Church where
requiem mass will be held at am.
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Please omit
July 81, 1888, JOHN ". RABBiTT. ee.
voted husband of Matte Rabbit Fu-
neral from Deals funeral home, SIG X
st.. ne. Saturday. July 30. at PM.
Relatives and frienGs invited.
kISLEY. EMILY SEARS. On Wednesday.
July 90. 1888; EMILY SEARS. beloved wife
Speare Co.. 1909 II st. NV on Sunday,
July 80, at pm. Interment Union Gene
terry. Montsomery County. Nd. 80
SLAUGHTER. WILLIAM LEE. On Friday,
WILLIAM LEE SLAUGHTER. son q
Stephen Slaughter of l1O3 18th pI ne.
Remains at Fraziers funeral home. 3s0
Rhode Island ave. NV. Notice of funeral
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VISITOR INJURED

James Lawler, 70, on a sightseeing
tour here from New York, fell and in
jured his head In front Of the ute
House today An Emergency FL .ital
carried him to the hosp .tal,
where he was treated for laceration
over the left eye.
White House policemen said Lawler
tainted as he approached
the main portico and fell to the pave
ment, his head hitting the curb. Law
Ter told police he has no relatives. HIS
condition IS not considered serious.
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Dratha.

AnSa5 sss nsha ELL ASsr 81 Tnu1sSss nas:r 's' " Ms
ss Ss A.n: s taser.! s fssaa' ssas 5ss.'at g
Relatives 1ssm ana s10insan iTends sin R
AEs 49, Il .s1aa H:aood s Ma Sn aaH EfsE 'aZ % e.
denee Of his dauehter. Mrs Lula y.
s S% Ne seatne. an ana irsnds
Camp Springs. Md. 80
BROADNEx. BLANCHE. On Tuesday. July
sN.4.. N BI4NcHE sRoApNEx. the devoted
wife Of Thomas Broadnex. daughter Of
.uhs4 ASe1. H. one ssS Sns
Mankins; one niece. Blanche Manktns. and
nss Of 4.ns Shs at oS5 aRd Rsp. d.nS sn
noon saturdsy % shereafter an ~, At he her late resi-.
snee Sm from r 81 p.sfa sdsos' NJ Y Church Chi q ssS
Sss.ssa and ssa: s.s NE Ksy C
':SwNE 5 srTH H4Hst MA1 M42 e Eas5sss{ 's,
srSsne ssss .s d Pf A. AND assnas
Gaskins. Essnor Jackson and shirI.y T.
. Prcwns & Remains % re:s;ns sins at OTIS crtn: Al,
after at 1130 23rd st. nv. Funeral
p:so pm. 1n 1Ssa inserm.nt tO's st III Lincoln Me.
BURKE. MILTON OSWALD; Departed this
%Efof sfnsf - os%Asn s1iai S5RR is 61ns
Mark Of 9is: end Of 'hs as
s4 ,eu and
friends Remains resting at s. P. Morrow
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
i$Ss ian $, i, az nv; ;ETSiE s. n; q; d;;id szS
a1or Tfe s. of .na ae Beloved
d.Ts;n T. aBa Ba.sisp sd MI! fs5 fs5. Ms
.s the Lee tune, i1ae.sl h9ms: 4sh s; and Mass
zs:Dis. Ssl3 sasf 4 so
ens a. los. Afa.: si: Sya :snd
s;Vs, I:,:.
south Sapitel s.. until 5 pm: Saturday.
s pm from kshosoth ssn1tk sspsist ;sS SnursS sS
bs 8; Carried 0s Mona. ona Hope 80; 1ssg Ssp.s e
Church, Charles County. Nd. where re-
T1indef q service win be & held Rev
etery. 20
DORSEY, CARROLL. omcers and members
Of Pythagoras Lodge. No. O.. =. A. A. M.
ere ere hereby called in special communics;
1r'30 am, for the purpose Of eonduetins
CARROLL DORSEY. By order Of Pyth-
asofas riSSsr leSEss Nc g. 9; ArHa,Av 4; A.
EVANS. JOHN TURNER. Departed this life
asY iSR SS1I K 1aaas isas at ths els beloved @
husband Of Annie Evans; loving brother
Of Lovey Evans. He also leaves q host Of
other relatives and friends. Remains
1914 Fourth st. NV. Notice. Of funeral
FERousoN. z. NORA; Departed this life
On Friday July ; e; 1sa3 q ASmecpsthis
nssHel Of iessis f. LsSi:. Rs;mone sssavia {.
beth Poole and Ley Kuhnert. Faneral
from her late residence: 1726 D ct. s.e.,
on Monday. July 81 at Pm: thence 70
the Chapel Of the Nativity. 14th st. and
Ma::: ave s.sss ssss where :sryicss vill M g cor:
ss srsssd n1.: Il sso
Cemetery. 80
Faa .sHA On Sssa.esy !Sy 70
rf 81 X. MS;; ANA NJ Fi:er oe0FS Rsmsins sns
---'..~ :s t.. C,,-r' l funeral home Of
v-i.Ear, Reuben F-,mphrey. Rockville. M.
-.ot-ce c. iuEcrai iate-.
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M'ClELLAND FUNERAL
TO BE HELD MONDAY
Assistant to Governor Of Federal
Reserve Board Died at Nor
beck Home.

Funeral services for Edgar Maurice
McClelland will be held Monday at
1880 am. at the Lee funeral home
here. He was resident ct Washing
ton for five years before moving to his
late home in Norbeck, Nd.
Mr.. McClelland died Thursday at the
Montgomery County General Hospital,
Olney. Md.
Born In 1900, he entered the service
of the Federal Reserve Board in 1920
as . stenographer. In 1926 he was
made secretary to the governor Of the
board, and In May Of this year became
the goVernor's assistant.
Mr. McC!elland Is survived by his
widow, Florence McClelland, and q son
2 weeks Old. His mother, father end
brother live In Pittsburgh, and three
sisters in Bloomington, III.
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breaches ON RICHES

Rev. Frank S. Niles, minister of
Georgetown Presbyterian Church, will
preach at IL o'clock tomorrow on The
Riches of His Grace"
The evening service for young people
will be held at 7:30 o'clock at the home
Marion Parker as the leader.
The church choir will have moon
light ride" down. the Potomac Wednes-
day for the benefit of the choir fund.
Evening star., 1933-07-29
GUNTON-TEMPLE PLANS
MID.SEAS0N RECEPTION
Celebration Of Lords Supper Will
Be Held at Church Tomorrow
MorniuH

The Gunton- Temple Men: al Pres
pyterian Church will hold its Midsum-
mer celebration Of the Lords supper
and reception to new members tomor-
row morning at IL o'clock, with the
communion address by the pastor. DR..
Bernard Braskamp.
The vesper service will be held at 7
O'Clock on the lawn at 1901 Park road.
DR.. John c. Palmer Of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church will be
the guest preacher. There will be spe-
cial vocal music and instrumental music
by the Bernheimer Trio.
The women's prayer meeting, under
auspices Of the Women's Mission
ary Society. will be held Thursday
at IL o'clock. All women of the church
and congregation are invited.
Evening star., 1933-07-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Meeting, Writer'S Rendezvous, Wash
ington Institute Church Of Christ, 1888
Corcoran street, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting. National Memorial Chopin
Concert Committee, Polish Choral So
ciety, Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
MONDAY.
Luncheon. Alpha Delta Phi, Univer-
sity Club, 1880 pm.
Garden card party. Samla Temple,
Daughters Of the Nile, 59l6 Sixteenth
street. 8 pm.
Spiritual concert, jubilee chorus Of
Friendship Baptist Church, Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church, $50 pm.
Sorority Night" sponsored by
lambda Chi Sorority Chevy Chase
Lake, 8 pm.
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JONES RITES HELD
Military Honors Paid Commander
in Burial at Arlington.

Funeral services with full military
honors for the late Comdr Harold
Jones. U. s. NJ, were held at Arlington
today. with Lieut.. Stanton w. Sails
bury, Navy Chaplain Corps, ofiiciating.
Capt. J. s. Mccain, Capt. r. l.
Ghormley. Capt. Alex Charpe, Comdr
I. c. Bogart, Comdr. A. J.. Chantry,
an Of the Navy. and Capt. c. p. Meyer
Of the Marines were honorary pail
bearers.
Comdr. Jones died In Olympia. Wash,
on December 30 1882. He Is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Marian Jones Of
Takoma, Wash.
Evening star., 1933-07-29
PLAN SPECIAL MUSIC
Quartet will Sing at Lincoln Con
gregational Temple.

= A quartet will render special musical
selections at the morning service OF
Lincoln Congregational. Temple. DR..
r. W. Brooks WIN speak on "Spiritual
Competency to Meet Our Needs"
The Mems Brotherhood will assemble
at Gas am. After brief devotional
exercises. an address will be given by
Charles H. Fearing. .st +.
!, The mid-week prayer service viii
be hel1 Thursday evening. The them.
viii be Am I al As-e. - A-ab;iity::''
Evening star., 1933-07-29
PLAN OPEN HOUSE

Odd Fellows will hold open house at
their new temple at Ninth and r streets
tomorrow from to 1880 pm. Formal
dedicatory exercises will be held Mon
day evening at 8 O'Clock, with District
Grand Lodge No. 20. under James W.
Robinson. grand master, performing
the ritualistic service.
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@arriauR.

On May 81. 1888. st
eSss q Emory '' NJ Ma 0' church, sH H. 3ssHHAM tH
KLEIN Of sos Longfellow St. Washing
ton. D. c.. and LOUISE ". WALKER.
5000 Conn ave, WashinRton d. c.
Evening star., 1933-07-29

tnology.
"A few minutes
later" he contin-
ued, II knocked
and was greeted by
Ryan with What
do you want?'
Il pushed my
way in and asked,
W h ere's your
brother John?'
" Find out he
replied surlily as
he turned to put
on his coat. As r.
did so I noticed a
500 bill sticking
from his trouser
pocket. Knowing
both boys had been
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M | Nu til
!
Gan You, a.
SOLWN[SE
Glass Day.
BY H. A. RIPLEY.

BY H. A. RIPLEY.
<< A FTER covering the Ryan
- n brothers house for two days,
n where they lived alone, our
4 4 efforts vkre partially re-
warded when Timothy walked
boldly in. We knew that the house was
empty during the time of our surveil-
lance" Prof. Fordney was talking to
his class in GRIM
Evening star., 1933-07-29

Historic Maryland Church
Scene Of Morning Wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy DAN
delet of Silver Spring, Md, to Mr.. w.
Evening star., 1933-07-29

Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John L. Cham
berlain entertained small company at
luncheon yesterday at the Dunes Club
at Southampton. Long Island, where
they are spending the Summer.
Evening star., 1933-07-29

Miss Anne Darlington will be hostess
at tea this afternoon in her home on
Massachusetts, :avenue, entertaining in
compliment to Mr.. Theodore Morales of
Chicago, well known Greek artist, who
came to Washington with his copy Of
Old Ironsides cut in wood which he
brought to show 70 President Roosevelt
before placing 1t OIL exhibition in the
Century of Progress Exposition at Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Achilles Carsonis
and Miss Byrd Mock will be among
Miss Darlingtons guests this afternoon.
Evening star., 1933-07-29

Mrs. John R. Williams, who was at
Hot Springs for several weeks, has
Joined her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Letter,
at the Ambassador in New York.
Lieut.. Col. Jeter R. Horton, U. s. M. c.,
Evening star., 1933-07-29

Col. and Mrs. Ralph H. Wooten
opened an apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel yesterday and they will be In res
idence there for the present.
Evening star., 1933-07-29

Mrs. William T. Pratt of Rockville,
Md, has announced the engagement of
her daughter, Ethlyn Clagett Pratt. to
Mr.. Francis Leith Thompson, also Of
Rockville The wedding will take place
in October.
Evening star., 1933-07-29
Ambassador of Spain Host to
Visiting Spanish GeOlOgistS.

The Acting Secretary of State, Mr..
William Phillips, left last night to join
Mrs. Phillips and their family in their
Summer home at Beverley Farms,
Mass. to remain over SUNDAY.
The Omaha guide., 1933-01-14

er and preventing r~epetitions of the disastrous floods
which have occurred along that stream. The work has
to be done under a broiing sun which may raise the tenn
~perature as high as 12O degrees; it has to be done in
swamp land on which malaria and typhoid fever are COM
mon. The Government let the job to contractors. Most
of the workers are Negroes, for only they can endure the
long hours and the excessive heat. Independent investi-
cations have shown not only that these men work from
twelve to sixteen hours a day seven days a week but also
day by a tricky commissary system under which they
are required to buy goods to the value Of at least $3.50 a
week and are charged that sum, whether they buy that
much or not.
Senator Wagner has introduced a resolution for a
Senate investigation. This resolution should be adopted.
1t is the irony of fate that a work which is undertaken for
the protection of men and women should be made a means
of mistreating other human beings-the very ones indeed,
who are making that work possible.
The Omaha guide., 1933-01-14
National

I'D Fight for a passage of the Dyer Anti-Lynch Bill
and thus stop the shamful lynching Of American citizens.
~ One of our citizens in the presidents cabinet.
() Federal control of the educational system that
every child must have a high school education.
% Assist in the furtherance of research by our
scientists and historians to prove that civilization was
first founded in Africa.
go Establish a political influence which will bring
about our pro-rata of higher appointments made by our
chief executives. -sa
60 Stop graft in politics by passing a Federal Law
making election day a legal holiday and compelling every
American citizen of voting age to vote.
Cd Prevent further wars by teaching the so-caIIed
white race that it is high time for them to quit fooline
themselves about white supremacy with only three-tenths
OF the worlds population. They must be taught that
color is due to climatic conditions. They must be taught
that seven-tenths of the worlds population is made up Of
darker races. They must be taught that the rays of sun
that blaze upon the equator and turn the skin brown do
not affect the power of the brain any more than the cold
ness of icy glaciers affect the brain of the white race:
and that the darker races will not continue to be crushed
by a money mad few. Ii the FatherhOOd of God and the
brotherhood OF Man are not welded into the hearts of this
worlds family now, by teaching the principles laid down
by our Saviour. it will be welded into the hearts of our
children some day soon, on the blOOdiest battlefields this
world has ever known.
Wy. ~ Cut down congressional representation from
the Southern States in proportion to the number of votes
cast.
The OMAHA GUIDE will put forth its best efforts
to bring about the above p points with the assistance of
those who believe it is for the best interest of good Amer
lean citizenship.