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Evening star., 1935-03-24
Mrs. Moody Sees
Chance for 1896
GAN FRANCISCO. March % UP.
IJalap Wills Moody former

GAN FRANCISCO, March % up.
y Helen Wills Moody. former
queen of the tennis world,
batted a ball softly against a
marked wall here today and an
nounced she was preparing for a
comeback that will lead to national
tournaments next year-"if every
thing goes all right"
Mrs. Moody. whose wall practice
today was her third since her
career on the courts was inter-
rupted by an injury In Septem-
ber, 1888, stated:
I'm not planning on any COM
petition this year. I don't want
to make any plans, because I
might disappoint myself. If I do
play it will be in local tournaments
first. You know you can't play in
national tournaments until you're
sure Of yourself. Next year, if
everything goes all right, I'll play"
Evening star., 1935-03-24
LAUREL SENIORS AHEAD.

LAUREL, Nd, March % (SpeciaD
Laurel High School seniors won the
championship in the interclaSs basket
ball tourney, defeating the sopho-
mores. 14-12, in an extra-period bat
tie. 1t was the second straight win
for the seniors over the sophs.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
SEEKS ANOTHER RECORD.

ST. LOUIS, March % CP.-Ameri-
cas- premier miller. Glenn Cunning
ham, will appear in a special 1000
yard race at the st. Louis relays
April 5, in an attempt to lower his
world record of 2 minutes 10.1
seconds.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
0CCOQUAN NINE READY.

OCCOQUAN, Va, March 23.-Re-
organization of the Occoquan Athletic
Club base ball team has been effected.
The team will play in the stadium
here and is booking games through
Thomas v. Norman, secretary, Occo-
guam.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
TAKOMA TERRIERS WIN.

Despite the fine pitching of Wallace,
the Blue Streak diamonders lost
4-to-3 decision to the Takoma Ter
riers yesterday in base ball tilt. Wal
lace famed 16 batters and allowed
only 9 hits.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
PORTSMOUTH GETS TWO.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, March %
P.-Outfielder Beverly Ferrell, a
cousin of Wes and Rick Ferrell of the
Red Sox, and Fred Sharpe, a right
hand hurler, will come to the Ports
mouth Trukers from Baltimore Inter-
nationals under option.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
Artie Gets Results.

6cGOVERN did put Wood on a
WI diet. Smoking and all forms
of alcohol were taboo. Wood
was ordered to drink two quarts OF
milk between meals.
Then McGovern put him through a
light course of exercises with gym
nasium wand. weights and medicine
ball. Slowly the course was increased
to running on a treadmill and bicycle
riding.
After the first month McGovern con-
centrated on his charges midsection.
Wood sat on a stool 2 feet above the
floor, slipped his feet in pair OF
rubber braces on the floor and then
leaned backward until his head touch
ed the boards. Then he straight
ened up.
Interspersed with punching heavy
bag. making knots on treadmill and
routine calisthenics to timber up
Wood has been going through this
form of abdominal exercise for the
last three months, three days a week
He weighs 146 pounds today and
he's as hard as rock in the middle, u
said McGovern,
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Tough in the Middle.

A S QUICK as a flash and without
~ warning, McGovern shot a
straight right into Woods
stomach. The tennis player took it
without wincing.
Lay of that stuff. Artie," he said.
"If my friends hear about it they'll
be making a punching bag of me-"
At one stage of the course Nc
Govern worked Woods weight up to
148 pounds, gain of II pounds, but
he lost several pounds on a tennis
trip to Florida.
Wood is going to interrupt his train
ing for trip to the Pacific Coast.
He's leaving for California Friday
and plans to spend month in the
sunshine. occasionally playing tennis
with young Donald Bulge and Gene
Mako, mentioned as Davis Cup can
didates, but for the most he'll rest
and do Settingup exercises daily.
IF he's faithful to my instructions,
said McGovern, "he should come back
weighing close to $50 pounds. That
will give him the stamina and en-
durance he needs"
Here are Woods physical dimen-
SionS, before and now:
Evening star., 1935-03-24
WHITE SOX WILL TOLL.

Virginia White Sox diamonders are
to report for practice today on the
Baileys Cross Roads field at 2 o'clock.
Manager George Harrison says new
candidates will be welcomed along
with members of the 1884 team.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
NEARBY LOOP TO MEET.

Managers of teams planning to play
in the Northern Virginia Base Ball
League are to meet tomorrow night
in the Post sports department to post
franchise money.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
McSpaden Blows Up.

II YAROLD McSPADEN OF Kansas
City, after shooting subpar golf
for three days and holding sec
ond place at the three-quarter mark,
cracked on his final round and scared
to an SO, which left him out Of the
money with 294.
Witty Cox closed out with his third
round of the tournament under 10
and finished behind Ghezzi and
Cooper with 283. The Brooklyn gobs
rounds were 69-78-67-69.
Runyan, so completely the master
of the wind-swept seaside links last
year, could break par of II only once
in defense of his title.
His IS of yesterday brought him
back into the running after previous
rounds of rs and II, but he could do
no better than a 73 on his final try
and finished seven strokes behind Pic
ard and in a tie, at 285. with KY Laf-
foon of Denver and Leo Mallory. young
assistant professional to Johnny
Golden of Noroton. Conn.
They were a stroke behind Byron
Nelson, Texarkana (Tex) youngster,
who finished with his second success
sive 70 for 284.
Both Gene Sarazen and Walter Ha-
gen barely finished in the money, and
were far back of the leaders at 293.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
SIGN WITH PORTSMOUTH.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March %
CR.-Jimmie Warmer of Punxsutaw-
ney, Pa, and Fay Priddy. former
Newport News High School hurting
ace. have signed contracts with
Portsmouth.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
LODER DEFEATS DAVIS.

NEW YORK, March % P).-Teddy
Loder. New York welterweight. out
pointed Jackie Davis of Cleveland IN
an eight-round bout tonight. Loder
weighed 1927 pounds; Davis 142.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
UNIFORMS ARE STOLEN.

Manager Emanuel Douglas of the
Oriole A. C. base ball team has re-
ported to the police the theft of IL
uniforms from the rear of 1414 Third
street
Evening star., 1935-03-24
CLUB STICKMEN KEEN
Mount Washington Not Tested in
Trimming Swarthmore.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 23.-Be-
yond attesting to the fact that the
shooting eyes of the veteran marks
men on the Mount Washington at
tack have lost nothing in sharpness
over the off-season period. the 15-to-2
triumph of the Hillmen over Swarth-
more here today proved very little.
Mount Washington won as 1t
pleased, 10 men scoring.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
PICARD COLLECTS
CHARLESTON COIN
Gallery Is Given Thrill as
Former Local Pro Wins
Open Golf Tourney.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
0HARLESTON, S. c.. March %.
1 Leading from the opening
" round, Henry Picard contin-
ued his hot pace down the
stretch today and came in the winner
of the $4,000 Charleston open golf
tournament, to the great delight of
a wild gallery which surged over the
Wappoo course in the wake OF the
former local pro.
A 10 on his wind-up round OF the
70 holes of play gave Picard, who left
Charleston last December to take over
the professionals post at Hershey, Pa.
the championship by a tWo-stroke
margin over Johnny Revolta OF Mil
waukee.
Picard's aggregate of 278 was five
strokes higher than the winning total
turned in last year by Paul Runyan,
when the White Plains IN. W mar
vel closed out with a 65.
Victor Ghezzi. Deal, N. j., shot the
lowest round of the final day, a
cracking g., and, with his closing
rush. came into a tie for third place
at 282 with Harry Cooper, Chicago.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
Summary

Goals: Mount Washington-Guild 90.
Stieber (3J. J. Turnbull t2D. Pugh. o.
Norris Gessford Cadwallader. Clagett.
Kneipp. Darrell. Swarthmore-Price.
LichtenwalneT.
Substitutions: Mount washington-
Stude Carrick. D. Turnbull Gember Jen-
ifer o. Norris Wineate. Cochran. Sneer-
inger. Richards. McDorman. Gessford.
Swarthmore--MorriSett Clement. Peters.
Perkins, Orman. Cooper. Time OF quar-
ters-15 minutes
Evening star., 1935-03-24

The Southern circuit consists Of
10 shows beginning with Atlanta on
March 90 and ending with Richmond
lust before the Washington show.
Evening star., 1935-03-24

"A EcGOVERN did put Wood on a
V diet. Smoking and all forms
a - IL tnhnn NMnnd
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Ell EJEQCITO ITALIANO
MANTIENE SU AVANCE

Asmara, Nov. 11-Con ell apo
70 de los tanques y centenares
de camellos con a~rtilleria V a.
qua, las tropas del general tia
liano Rodolfo GRAHAM han lie
.gado a la yecindad de Daggah-
bur, a 10 millas de Jijiga. Una
guarnici6n Sc dej6 en- Sassahba
neh, importante centre de cara
vanas, que no ofreci6 resisten-
cia.
Creese que los etiopes estan
desmoralizados por ell bombar-
dec de los aeroplanos, que AFRO
jaron bombas incendiarias. Los
tanques Sc mantienen en- la van
guardia del avance.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Sc 5a0Wg0r6 Ell Consultor9o

Por invitaci6n del Sr. Laur-
do Guadarrama, Presidente de
Ia Secci6n de Beneficencia del
Circulo Cubano, visitamos ell
nuevo consultorio que Sc ha edi-
fcadO EN- la Gala de instruction
de la sOciedad cubana.
PrOvisto de modernos apara-
ties para esterilizar, mesa de re-
conCcimientoS y curas, instru-
mental de cirugia, servicio de
senoras, sala de espera, Secre-
taria de la Secci6n de Benefit
cencia y oficina para consultas.
Con sofas para acomodar a los
enfermos en- caSos necesarios.
TODD muy sencillo e higieni-
camente instalado en- la venti-
ldud Said.
Atendera a los Socios la fina
y cortes Srta. Mercedes de Coz.
Una mejora que ha venido a
llenar una necesidad en- bene-
ficio de los socioS.
Los miembros del Circulo,
tenian qre demCrarse en- las off
2inas de los medicos que consu.
taban a socios de otras socieda-
des.
BESIDE hoy empezaran las cor
sultas, con ell horario de costum
bre.
Felicitamos a la Secci6n de
Beneficencia por esta obra.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
LOS EJERc1bs DEL NOR
T TIE FREPAEAN oTRo A

MakaIe, Nov. 11.-Loa ejerci
tos consOlidados del norte estan
preparandose para sa.uir avan-
zando. Una noticia Official da
cuenta de que Ia victoria estra-
tegica de Gorahai ha sido segui
da con una carga en- direction
del vale.
Las trGPas del general Ora :
z.ani han ocupado a Sasabaneh,
Gorahai y Jijiga. Dicese que los
esiopes huyen hacia Jijiga y Ha
rar, temiendo ell ataque de los
tanques.
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lid erecio a la joven pareja.


Ell enlace tuvo efectQ en- casa
de los exposes Jose \ Braulia
CueIlar, de la cctaA avenida
19o@eehcgar. de los padres de la
novia.
Actu6 Ell noNrio Candida G.
Perez y firmaron los te:tig@
Ostinda y E.st6ban Garcia.
Asistieron las Srtas. Consuelo
Fuente, Dinora Menendez, Mar
garita Estevez, Carmen Came
LA, Julia Cotton, Onelia Bklino,
Eva Sifonte, Enriqueta LinareN
| Irene Ortega, Ramona Cote,
Sara Duarte, Jennie Ciccarello,
RODRIGUEZ, Francisco
ROdr4 luez, Appropriateness, Ed
ma Telcia, Amelia Cuellar, Pillar
Acosta, Italia Martinez, Anita
Herrera, Maria Alfonso, josef
IA Chile, Carmen Fuente Dolo-
res Rodriguez, Evelia Rodri-
| guez, Ofelia Fernandez, Hilda
Fernandez, Laudelina Labrada,
! Amelia Carbonell, Josefina Ro-
driguez.
Senoras: Della Lopez, Amelia
Miranda, Manuela Camera, Ro-
sario Linares, Margarita Orte-
ga, Maria Martinez, Panchita
Perez, Guillermina Valdes, Es-
tela Diaz, L. Cortada, Altagra-
Ella Valdes, Cozette Soriano,
Maria Torres, Cuca Barcel6 Ele-
ma Perez, Elvira La Barbera,
Dolores RoGha, Carmen Rocha,
Estela Lebron, Frances Perez,
Rosa Sifonte, Georgina Fernan-
Iez, Sofia Carreno, Rosa Soria-
no, Candida Sanchez, Ernesti-
ma Gonzalez, Angelica Coma
lez, J~osefina Tapia, Rosa Nasa-
rio, Regla Cuellar, Maria Mar
tinez, Maria Cuellar y Carmen
Fernandez.
Sc obsequi6 con dulces y pom
che.
For la felicidad de los ena-
morados esposos hacemos votos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
NUEVOS ~DORMITORIOS EN-
ROLLINS

Winter Park, Nov. 11.-Cin-
co nuevos dormitorios Sc cons
!ruiran en- Rollins, con dinero
del gobierno, a un precio de
$275,0OO.
Los nuevos dormitorios po,-
dram acomodar a los 1880 estu-
diantes qCe ahora viven fuera
del colegio.
La oferta mas baja fue pre-
sentada per Harry Cone, de VIII
ter Park, con 231,960.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
UN AEROPLANO Sc DIES.
TROZO EN- MISSISSIPPI

Pontotoc, Miss, Nov. 11.-Al
dea.rendersele I'm ala, en- ell al
re, Sc estrell6 aqui un aeropla-
no perecindo Dan Faulkner, de
81 amos, Y tres campesinos. Las
otras victimas Sc nombran Hen
ry Graham, de % amos; Lay
mon Graham, de "a, y Bud Wa
ren, de 21. Faulkner Sc dedica-
ba a lievar p~asajeros y realizar
acrCbacias. Ocurri6 ell acciden-
te cerca de Thaxton.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
La Matinee de dyer

Muy distinguish la concu-
rrencia que asisti6 al bale dur
no de aver en- la sala de bale
del Centre Espanol.
En- las mesas, perfectamen-
te distribuidas por ell salon, ca
ras risuenas de lindas mucha,
chas latinas.
Frank Grasso, al frente de su
orquesta, deleit6 a los bailado-
res.
Tardes muy divertidas las dc
los domingos en- ell Centre Es-
panol, donde TODD es discresi6n
amabilidad e hidalguia.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Del bale de la Uni0ne

Del bale de la Uni0ne
Solo un ticket, con derecho a
una silla, mand6 la Secci6n de
Recreo de la Unione Italiana a
los periodicos, para ell bale del
sa0GIic. En- esta forma Eabia
que "Sortear" entire el director
y ell cronista para a:istir al bal
lie, descontando a sus esposas,
que no Sc habian tenido en- cuen
ia.
Hasta dAeSra las sociedade:
han mandado mesas para ell d.
rector y ell cronista, costumbre
Y prece.to cue en- este case Sc
quebrant6; con m6todo "fasc.:-
ta".
No tenemos animosidad con-
ira ningUna sociedad. Con ell
bale de la Unione hemoS coope-
RADIO, dedicandole la semana
pasada preferente atencion;
pero al Sr. Henry Scagliora lie
faltan cualidades que adorna-
ban a su antecesor.
He aqui eNplicada la causa
del porQue no pudimoS asistir
a esa fiesta.
Seguimos nuestra norma de
cUmplir cortesmente con tcdos
Y laborando por Ell beneficio de
nuestra comunidad; pero al IT,
cket dnico lie aplicamos sancio-
mes.
Solo pedimos ~cortesia, cafba-
llerosidad en- cambio por 10 que
vale dinero. Y cUando la UniO-
ne Gamble de "sistema" podra
mandarnos, que con gusto lie
serviremos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
CAUSA CONTRA
GONZALEZ PENA

Madrid, Nov. 11.-En Ciudad
Real sera juzgado ell exdiputado
don Ramon Gonzalez Pena, uno
de los jefes de la revolution de
octubre, a quien Sc acusa de ha-
Der dirigido cartas a personals
de esa provincial dandole ms
trucciones para onganizar una
nueva revolution.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Sc SIETE NE
eros

Jacksonville, NV. 11.-Ai
caer3e ell automovil en- que via
jaban en- ell rio Satilla, cerca de
WCodb.ne, Gaa., murieron aho
gados siete personals de la RAJ
"a negra, cuatro adultos y tres
ninos.
Cay6 ell automGvil al rio des-
pues de un violento choQue con
una camioneta.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Una magnitica orquesta

Una mdgnificd orQueSta
La que con ell nombre de
"Trianon Kracker Jax' ocup6
la concha del salon de bale del
Circulo Cubano, en- la matinee
de aver.
No asisti6 ell pdblico que Sc
esperaba, no obstante ell famoso
conjunto anunciado para los
bailableS.
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In BdzaT

On DU~UT
En- la Iglesia "Nuestra Seno-
ra de las Mercedes" sc celebra-
ra una fiesta-bazar los dias 20
V 81 de este mes.
Sc sortearan premios entire
los concurrentes.
Una obra mas de altruismo
lie las damas cat6licas, que mes
tras mes d~esempenan su mission
cen verdadero cello y entusias :
mo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Ell coBIERNo D. ADDIa
ABABA DICE QUE SASR
BANEH NO HA SIDC 10
MAZDA

Adds Ababa, Nov.
gobierno etiopico Official tie
desmintio la noticia de Que las
tropas del general Graziani
haysn ocupado a Sasa Baneh,
como dicen los despack@ tia :
lianos. Hay escasez de comuni
caciones.
Dfcese que ell ejercito del
Negus, fuerte en- 100000 hon.
bres, empezara a hacer ruda
,occsicion en- ell Norte.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
La fiesta de eStd semdnd

La fiesta de eStG Semdnd
Corresponds a la Sociedad
Centre Asturiano, en- ell gran ca
baret que celebrara ell sabado
para elegir, entire las gentiles
Srtas. Mary Rodriguez y Girls
tina Gonzalez, la reina o Miss
Centre Asturiano 1886.
Por ell mayor realce de csc
festival escribiremoS.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
LEGO Urbaa0 Perez

Sc encuentra de nuevo en- es-
ia ciudad nuestro particular a
migo ell ST.. Urbano Perez, per-
soma muy apreciada.
lie damos la bienvenida, ale
grandonos por tenerlo otra vez
entire nOsotr0S.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Ell AUTOMOVIL
CONTRA UNA CASA

Tratando de evitar un choque
Miss AQnes Jones, dol 3109 de
la Octava avenidaf, lanz6 su au-
tom6vil contra ell lado de una ca
sa, en- la Cuarta avenida y Gale
16, causandoIe averfaS De i'm :
portarcia.
La Srta. Jones fue arrest
bajo la acu:aci6n de guar 2
descuido, 10 mismo que el cho-
fer del otro coche.
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Una bOdd

Una b0dU
El viernes unieron sus des-
tinos la Srta. Juanita f. Cue
liar y ell j6ven Ernesto Soriano.
Numerosos amigos, testimo-
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

AL caerse de un autom6vil en-
novimientO, en- la carretera No
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

La policia de la ciudad inicio
ell sabado una campana contra
ell juego prchibido, hacienda va
rios ~arrestoS. .
Nueve visitas y registros Sc
hicieron, siendo arrestadas Al
personals.
Entire los cafes visitados fl
guran Ell OLYMPIA, de la esquina
de Tampa y Cass; R. ]. Webb,
$500 de Nebraska; Mitchell Fue
20, 1904 Nebraska, y Butcher
Cox, de la Gale Scott y Central.
El sabado Sc hicieron 26 arres-
tos y aver Is.
Todcs los acusadcr compare
ceran hoy ante ell juez Watkins,
de la Corte de Policfa.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

Sc CAYO DE UN AUTOMO-
VII
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
EXCESO DE CARBON
EN- OVIEDO

Madrid, nov. 11.-El gober-
nador de Asturias, Sr. Velarde,
irfoIma que sera n~ecesario linn
Iciar las bocaminas, per Ell exec
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

so de carbon acumulado.
La eNportaci6n de cark6r
IS 10 que debiera ser y es
ALI I'm problema de trabavD
"
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

y La c0nocida artista Chela
Martinez, ell tanguista Jerry L6
PEI, Higinio Fernandez, Con
zalo Pereira, lG7 esposos John
ny y Mile Martinez y Severi-
no Martinez, Sc distinguieron a
n2che en- la function celebrada
en- ell Circulo Cubano.
Tomaron parte tambien We
La Martinez, Maria Mendez,
Raul Nogueira, Gloria Witches,
y Arturo Rinero.
Johnny Diaz ~present6 SD con-
iunto musical "Sexteto Lirico'.
Por ell Sr. Jaime Fernandez
fu6 cresentado ell DR.. Julio Ce-
; sar Truiillo, figura destacada
del Partido IRevolucionario Gu
t1no, cuyas trasmisiones por
raiio han sido muy Oidas en- es-
ia ciuGad.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

la Y Valentin Dinten, condena-
dos por los successes de Aviles.
Cinco de los procesados fue-
ron absueltos y condenads d
II amos JESUS Alvarez, Olegaz
rio Blanco, Erresto Martinez
V Gonzalo Garcia.
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I
50 "a a pmuSl-
II para la Sec
SOCIALES

En- 10 que re.s
ca, fue un triut
ian AaAecroo
Evening star., 1935-11-08
Additional Members
OF Town Hall Series

New maintenance members Of the
1886 Town Hall series of forum
discussions, which will begin Sunday
evening, November "a, at o'clock in
the Shoreham Hotel, when Mr.. Frank
H. Simonds will be the speaker, in
clude the chairman of the Tariff
Commission and Mrs. Robert Lincoln
O'Brien, former United States AM
bassad dor and Mrs. Alanson B. Hough-
ton, Mrs. Emil Berliner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Brand, Mrs. Emlen knight
Davies. Mrs. Oscar Jarecki, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Alexander Julian, Mr.. and
Mrs. Delrarest Lloyd. Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
E. Myer, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. My
ers. Miss Belle Sherwin, Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell, Mr.. and Mrs. Huston
Thompson and Mrs. Hugh Campbell
wallace.
Reservations for the course of 20
Sunday evening discussions are being
made at the Town Hall Office. Among
the early subscribers are Canon and
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes, the Chair
Evening star., 1935-11-08
Democratic Club
Tea Tomorrow

The Woman's National Democratic
Club will entertain at tea tomorrow
afternoon from A to 6 clock in honor
OF Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr Miss
Josephine Roche, Mrs. Blair Bannis-
ter. Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, Mrs
George Eckels, and Mrs. Basil Manly
will be in the receiving line with
Mrs. Morgenthau.
Assisting in the dining room and
serving tea will be Mrs Bennet
Champ Clark, Mrs. Samuel Herrick,
Mrs. Thomas Armat, Mrs. VIM. L.
Beale, Mrs. Harllee Branch, Mrs. David
Tucker Brown, Mrs. Merritt o. Chance,
Mrs. Julian Friant, Mrs. Emil Hurja.
Mrs. F. R. McNinch, Mrs. J. Craig
Peacock, Mrs. Claude Porter, Miss
Evening star., 1935-11-08
DIR. Lang to Speak on
Passion PLAY Toniaht

DR.. Francis j. Haas, director of the
National Catholic School of Social
Service, will introduce DR.. Anton
Lang. jr., tonight when he delivers
the illustrated lecture, "Oberammer-
gau and the Passion Play" under the
auspices of the Washington auxiliary
of the school for the benefit of the
loan scholarship fund.
Additional patrons and patronesses
are Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Mullen
Miss Catherine Cody, Miss Olive Gage
Miss Beatrice Mullen, Mrs. Eva T
Kilkoff, DR.. Fulton J. Sheen. Miss
Elizabeth Dolan, Miss Agnes Regan
Mrs. Peter John McGovern, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hall, Miss Catherine Hol-
brook, Miss Dorothy Abts.
The Reception Committee Is headed
by Mrs. Charles P. Neill and includes
Mrs. John A. Remon. Mrs. j. Roster
Biggs, Mrs. Arthur F. Mullen, Mrs.
Dorothy K. Butler and Mrs. William
R. Knobblock.
Miss Ruth Remon, an alumnae of
the school, will have assisting her as
Evening star., 1935-11-08

Leila Peachy, Mrs. VIM. Jennings
Price, Mrs. Bates Warren, Mrs. George
F. Becker, Mrs. Raymond A. Ander-
son, Mrs. Charles j. Brand, Mrs John
B. Gordon. Mrs. Fred w. johnson,
Mrs. VIM. L. King, Mrs. Guy Mason,
Mrs. Hugh Mathews, Mrs. F. D. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Chas. E. Riggs, Mrs.
Leroy L. Sawyer, Mrs. Norman Un-
derwood, Mrs. John T. Vance, Mrs.
R. c. Watson, Mrs. James Patton, Mrs.
M. T. Dove, Mrs. c. j. Golden. Miss
Margaret Ayres. and Mrs. Charles H.
Brough.
Evening star., 1935-11-08
Athenian Sacrifice.

In classical Athenian days an OK
was annually sacrificed before the
large statue of Zeus, and, the sacrifice
completed, a trial would be imme-
diately held to- discover the animals
murderer. Each man in turn pro-
fessed himself guiltless, until finally
the AK and the knife were found
guilty and solemnly condemned. This
curious ceremony is believed sur
vival from most primitive days, when
the bull was regarded as an incarna-
ton of the divine life-force, annually
slain and yearly incarnated afresh in
a young and vigorous body.
Evening star., 1935-11-08
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
FATAL TO SOLDIER
Bullet Fired at Target by
Child Strikes Fort BEL
voir Sergeant.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
POHICK, Va, November 8.-Sergt
Clark H. Dewey of the 18th Engineers,
stationed at Fort Belvoir, died in the
fort hospital yesterday, the victim of
o stray 22-caliber bullet.
The bullet, fired at woodpile by
Leon Cohn, 9 years old, missed its
mark and pierced the chest of Dewey
who was in an clubhouse in the rear
of the Fairfax Tourist Inn, which the
boys father operates.
Found by Innkeeper.
The accident happened about
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Some
time afterward, Cohn found Dewey in
the clubhouse, apparently asleep, with
his face smeared with blood. He said
he thought the soldiers nose had been
bleeding and took him in the house,
washed his face and gave him a drink
OF water.
Dewey then drove away in the di-
rection of the fort. Six hours later,
however, he returned to the inn and
told Cohn he had been to see doctor
who said he was having hemor-
rhages of the lungs and would not live
long.
Again Dewey drove away. About
noon yesterday he was found slumped
over the seat in his car on the road
between the fort and the inn and was
taken to his home on the reservation
Where he had been in the meantime is
unknown.
Leaves Three Children.
Doctors called to the Dewey home
rushed him to the fort hospital and
he died IA hours later.
Dewey is survived by his widow and
three children He had been sta
toned at the fort about 4 years. His
military record included service in
France during the World War and in
Mexico in 1916.
After an investigation, Coroner c.
A. Ransom of Fairfax County issued a
certificate of accidental death.