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The Washington times., 1936-10-08

The two laborers growing about
the pressure being brought to fin
iSh the air-conditioning system be-
fore January. The one up in the
ceiling dropping down debris in a
bucket on a rope. The man down
below with a garbage can on a
hand truck waiting until it was
filled to haul it away. The man
below said:
IT'S all right for you. You
can sit down once in while
but I've got to keep on my feet
all day"
The cleanup man who was
called to the Senate Press Gallery
where the construction Of the
women's rest room is filling the
place with debris, looked around
and asked:
what do you want done in
here?"
And the answer of the attend
ant, who said;
"WelI, you can start on the
cOucheS."
The employe who flicked his
head to one side when he passed
the office of the Doorkeeper OF
the Senate.
when l first came here" he
said, II got a telegram to re-
port to the doorkeeper. 1
thought I'd find him standing
guard at the main door,"
The man on the Senate ele
vator, who also fixes buzzers and
bells in the offices when he isn't
taking the infrequent visitors ur
and down, asking every attache
to the Senate if he has a bel
that needs fixing as soon as they
get on his elevator.
The fun the Democrat and Re
publican employees have pinning
Landon and Roosevelt buttons
on the followers of the opposite
leaning. No conversions reported
to date.
The story that one of workers
digging through a wall for ar
air-conditioning duct speared one
of the best oil paintings right
in the middle. Emphatically de
MED by Architect David Lynn.
And Architect Lynn's Cheerful
greetings to those he passes II
the hall He knows everyon'
and greets me with Hello, Cum
The Washington times., 1936-10-08
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1886


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The Washington times., 1936-10-08

The Republic
ans vi IDENTIFY
have their eyes
out to Fix" a
couple of seats.
The Washington times., 1936-10-08

The fun the Democrat and Re
publican employees have pinning
Landon and Roosevelt buttons
on the followers of the opposite
leaning. No conversions reported
to date,
The Washington times., 1936-10-08
Greatest Show on Earth
Bu Frank Miller Smith

~berland," because we both came
70 from the same town.
The Washington times., 1936-10-08

7OuS nor uTeauIuI, as Is COlIIIIOIl4J
believed, such belief having riser
from the liberties which imagina
The Washington times., 1936-10-08

chunk out of juniors skin, becau!
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
JUGADOR ES CUBANOS HA-
CHA Ell r

Procedentes de La Habana,
Ipasaron aver por esta ciudad, 81
guiendo viaje hacia ell Norte,
cerca de una docena de jugado-
res PROFESSIONALS cubanos, la
mayorfa de los cuales van a to-
mar parte en- ell pr6ximo cam
peonato de la Liga del Estado de
Nueva York, vistiendo Ell unifor
me del club albany"
Ell :.Albany" esta pr~actican-
do en- Orlando, hacia donde Sc
encaminaron aver mismo los
viajeros cubanos.
He aqui los nombres de luS
referidOs players:
Manuel Fortes, pitcher; Gil
iberto Torres, pitcher; Fermin
tercera; T. de la Cruz,
pitcher; Rafael Suarez, pitcher;
Jorge Comellas, pitcher; Adrian
Zabala, pitcher; Ismael Mora
les, center field; y Regime ote-
70, primera.
La mayoria de estos "mucha-
chos" de Cuba, tOmaron parte,
vistiendO los uniformes del "Al
mendares" y del "Habana," en-
los desafios Gltimamente cele
OradOs en- Tropical Park" Ma
rianao, contra Ell San Luis Cards
que gan6 dos juegos y perdi6
otros dos, contra dichOs clubs.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

'cusaciones acumuladas contra
sus defendidos Sc verfa prime.
70, quienes serfan los testigos
que comparecerfan en- ell acto y
.otros detalles de menor impor-
tancia en- torno al referido ca
Las acusaciones contra los
diez procesados son:
1.-Secuestro de Shoemaker.
2:-Secuestro de Poulnot.
S.-Secuestro de Rogers.
4.-Muerte de Shoemaker.
Posiblemente el Juez Petite
way demorara algunos dias en-
contestar a Whitaker.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
Sc ANUNCLA UNA PELEA
T JOSE LUIS Y MAX
SCHMELIMG

Filadelfia, Mario 49, Hoy
Sc anunci6 en- esta ciudad, que
en- ell proximo mes de JUNO Sc
celebrara en- Filadelfia ell anun-
ciado match entire Max Schme :
ling, Ell campe6n aleman y Jose
Luis, Ell aspirante a la corona
mundial de los pesos completes,
hoy en- pOder de Braddock.
Aunque Ell promoter Jacobs,
de New York, dijo que no saba
NADIA del "caso," ell alcalde de Fl
ladelfia, Davis Wilson, afirm6
que la pelea estaba decidida, y
que Sc celebrarfa de todas ma
neras en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
Hoy comenzaron los "Rojos" sus matches"
de exhibition en- PLANT Field," jugando
contra los campeonesd de Mickey ochrane

entrenarse en- Plant Field, don
de debutaron f~ormalmente esta
tarde, en- ell primer juego de
exhibition local, contra los ""Ti-
gres" del Detroit.
Mafana los "Rojos" pasardn
a Clearwater, donde Sc enfren-
taran a los Dodgers" y elrdo-
mingO volveran 3 a los terrenos
de Plant, para jugar contra
ell mejor conjunto de la Lii
ga Americana en- opinion de la
mayoria de los cronistas depor-
tivos: ell team de las Medias RIO
jas" de Boston, en- ell cual figu-
ran, entire otras estrellas, jim
my Foxx, Wesley Terrell, LEI
ty Grove, Roger Cramer, etc..
al comenzar ell desafio de es-
ia tarde, Ell orden al bate de am
hos clubs era ell siguiente:
Detroit: White, CT; English,
2b; Laabs, If; York, 1b; Bates,
CT; Ress, 3b; Howell, IS; Hay
worth, G; Phillips, p.
Cincinnati Chapman, rf;
Riggs, 3b; Cuyler, CT; McQuinn
Id; Walker, If; Campbell, C;
Myers, IS; Kampouris, 2b; Holl
~ingsworth, p; Slime, p.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

hoy que u muchacho eSthba lii
to para gu match del Gsabado,
contrt. 81 campe6n de los fea .
~therveight, Freddie Miller, en-
una arena local.
A'Inque Miller no expUne su
tftu o en- la pelea del Sabado, es
ind ldable qce una victoria de
ECnevarria sobre 81, lie daria de
recho a un match por ell cam
peonato.
Los fanatics locales estAn
verdaderamente er&usiasmados
por ell desaffo del sabado, y los
cronistas locales, dia tras dfa,
'llenan las columns de sus pla-
mas deportivas, con datos y mas
.datos de ambos p1giles.
Echevarria es bien conocido
en- La Habana. Aunque ha pc
.leado y obtenido resonantes vic
torias en- Espaha y los Estados
Unidos, la mayoria de sus pc :
leas las ha ceIebradb en esta
ciudad. De ahf que los fans loca
les, y la numerosa colonia espa-
nola de La Habana, 10 tengan co
mo sryo, y Sc sumen al mana :
ger Braha, cuando este afirma
que su muchacho es ell mejor v
sera ell veneedor en- ell bout del
.sabado.
Lo ciertO, de todas maneras,
es que ell "Fillo" tendra una nue.
va oportunidad de demostrar su
calidad, porque Miller es I'm
campe6n de veras.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

Esta tarde, a las dos y media
en- punto, comenzaron los "Ro-
jos de Charles Dresser sus jue
Cos de exhibition en- PLANT
Field, midiendo sus fuerzas
contra los "Tigres" de Mickey
Cochrane, CampeUnes Mundia-
les del ano 1885.
Desde que hace I'm par de Sc
nanas, los muchachos de Gin
cinnati iniciaron sus p~racticas
primaverales, han jugado hasta
una docena de d~esafios, en- dis
tintas ciudades de Puerto Rico,
la RepGblica Dominicana Y los
Estados Unidos. Sus primeros
matches" de eInibici6n fue-
ron en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
donde perdieron cast todos sus
encuentros contra un club ide
estrellas cubanas. Luego pasa-
rcn a la Rep1blica Dominicana,
donde derrotaron con faciIidad
a los clubs locales. Mas tarde
arribaron a Miami, donde ven
cieron a los "Atleticos" del Vie
jo Connie Mack. Finalmente, ell
domingo 1ltimo, volvieron a en-
rentarse con los "Elefantes
3lancos", en- Fort Myers. Y, a
)artir del lunes, comenzaron a
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

mi deber era mantenerte; perc
10 pensA demasiadO tarde. De
todas suertes, esta situaci6r
hubiera llegado. iAh! He side
un loco que he creido pOder al.
canzar una dicha que no es pa,
ra mis- RompamoSi
e No, ESQ noI-exclamo Ro-
salt arrojandose en- sus brazos,
\Le amaba con locura, con de-
Trio. " la idea de un ~rompimien
to aterrabale mas que Ia mis-.
ma miSeria. .
-iRomper nol-prosigpf6
entire caricias y sollozos.IT1-
do anteaque esol.~ Sin ii 70 no
podria vivir, Luis MO-. Bus/
quemos una soluci6n... Sufra-
mos, 81 no hay Otro remedio;
pero iuntOs.,. A menOs tendre
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
LOS BRAVES" DESEAN
ADQUIRIR A JEROME
DIZZY" DEAN

San Petersburgo, mario IL
Ell Presidente Bob Quinn, J
ell director general Bill McKecf
ME, de los Braves" de Boston.
reportaron hoy en- esta ciudad.
que estaban dispuestos a hacer
una oferta zen serio", por ell
pitcher estrella de los "Carde-
males" de Saint Louis, Jerome
Dizzy" Dean.
Ambos oficiales del club Bos-
ton estiman que los "Cardena-
les" Sc sentiran mas inclinados
a traspasar los servicios de su
estrella a un team de "segunda
division" como ell de ellos, an
ties de venderlo a los "Gigan :
tes," de Nueya York, los Cubs,
de Chicago, o los "Piratas," de
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
E~NNBEv1HTA DEL COM
SIONADO ~UNFvERSFTA-
RIO CON MIGUEL MA
RIANO GOMEZ

Habana, mario len CO.
misionado universitario senior
Luis Barrena tuvo una extensa
entrevista con ell presidente E.
iecto doctor Miguel Mariana
Gomez ~infOrpandole de distin-
tos asuntos en- torno a la Uni
verSidad.
Sc dice que ell doctor Gomez
e~ncantado con los infor-
mes de Luis Barrena que ase-
gura 10 que nadie cree: es decir
la aperture de la Universidad.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
|NIEGAN DINERO PARA Ell
N DE LA o r

Washington, Mario 12.-Hoy
Sc supo que ell Comite de Presu-
puestos del Senado Sc habia ne
gado a consi2nar un credito de
veinte y nueve millones de Pc
SOS, para la continuation de las
obras de tres canales, entire las
cuales Sc encuentra la del de
la Florida.
La votaci6n fue de seis votos
contra cinco.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
DEPORTES
MCCARTHY TIENE ESPE
RANZAS EN- SUS "MUCHA
CHOS"

4
San Petersburg, Mario r.
Mientras los cronistas y exper-
tos deportivos estan de acuerdo
en- indicar que los "Yankis" no
podran quedar, en- ell campeona-
to pr6ximo de la Liga America
ma, mas arriba del tercer lugar,
pues los Tigres del Detroit Y los
Medals Rojas de Boston tienen
c~onjuntos superiores, ell mana :
ger del New York, Joe McCar-
thy, predijo hoy que sus mucha
chos serian contendientes por
ell primer lu?ar del mas joven
circuito de base ball.
"Todo esta o.. K.,-dijo Nc
Carthy7 y 81 los veteranos res
ponden, como es l6gico esperar.
n~osotros volveremos a dar la
batalla por ell primer lugar y no
nos daremos por vencidos, has
ia que Sc raelice ell 1ltimo out
del 1ltimo desafio del campeo-
nato.
La mayorfa de los Observable
res imparciales, sin embargo, di
ia que Sc realize ell dltimo out
de los yankis estan condiciona-
das a un gigantesco "si"...... En-
efecto, Ell mayer Mccarthy dice
que Isl" Lou Gehring recobra
su poder al bat... "si" Lefty Co
mez vuelve a sus buenos ITEM
pos de lanzador estrella...... Isl"
Di Maggie hace este o aquello,
eac..... ell club ganara ell IAN :
peonato.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
WHITAKER ASEGURA ES-
TAR LISTO PARA Ell JUL
CLIO

Pat Whitaker, jefe de los a.
bogados de la defensa de las
.diez personals acusadas de Sc
cuestrar a Shoemaker y dos com
paneros mas, y Ocasionarle la
muerte al primero, declare aver
Ique "estaba listo", para la Wis
ia del case, que debera celebrar
Sc ell dia veinte y tres del presen
To mes.
Whitaker pregunt6 al Juez
cual de las cuatro a.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

Y Rosali cay6 anonadada So
.bre una silla Y prorrumpi6 en-
sollOzos, mientras su amante
paseabase por la estancia, pre-
sa 6e Ia mayor agitaci6n.
Aquello era algo mas crudo
y horrible que Ia Fealida6 en- la
que caian de repente 6esde las
alturas de su amoyoso y roman
tico idilio: era ID amenaza es-
pantosa de la miseria.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

Pitssburg los cuales, reforzados
con la adquisicion, serlan peli :
grosos rivales para los propios
"Cardenales."
Los Braves" celebraron hoy
I'm juego complete de nueve In
nings de praetica, durante Ell
cual Sc distingui6 al bate Ell nue.
vo receptor del club, Alfonso L6
PEI, natural de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

Sc ALQUILA una gran casa
en- ell 1920 de la 13 avenida. Su-
ficiente para dos familias, cinco
grandes habitaciones, gran CO.
rredor, cocina, baho y garage.
Informa Maxine Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

mos ell consuelo de nuestro a.
NOR!
Temerosa de que Sc fuese, es.
'trechabale en- sus brazos y apre-
taba estes con fuerza para que
no SO eScapase.
Sin embargo, no habia miedo
de que 81 atreyiese a rom
per ~ dulces 4azos,..
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
FREDDIE MILLER CONTRA
Ell "FILDO" Ell SABADO
EN.LA B

La Habana, Mario 12.-Ma :
nolo Brana, ex-director del dia-
rio "Luz," cronista deportivo de
Gel Pals" y manager del boxer
"Fillo' Echevarria, anunci6
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

Sobrep6sose 81 a la emotion
que lie anbargaba, Y, con voz
temblorosa, dijo:
-Cuanto mayor es ell carihd
que me demuestras, mas gran
de es mi desperation, porque
mas me Obligas y no puedo ha-
Ger NADIA. iNada!... Greene:
La gaceta., 1936-03-12
VIII

AL cabo, Luis detGvose anu
la j6ven, y, con voz olena de a
margura, lie dijo:
I'll tampoco themes dnero..,
10 Sc, 10 he comprendido.A Des-
de hace tempo pienso en- que
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

no hay mas soluci6n a este con
flic;o que Ell r~ompimiento... Y
sufrire, me desesperare ".
iquien sabe 10 que sera de mf?...
Pero no importa. TIL, en- Gamble
quedaras en- libertad para vivir
como antes vivias... Conmigo es
impossible. iConmigo no te a.
,guarda Otra cOsa que la mise
Iria!.
tue amor, que vale para
mi MA cue TODD en- ell mundo,-
replica Rosali. 4
Sc razonable... Bien COM
prenderas que 20 no Vuedo nj
ser tn amante, dejando
que til tie games ell pam. iSeria
. Primero, porque te
despues, porque a clio Sc
'ponen mi dignidad, mi eoncien
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

cia, hasta mi orgullo...
7, abrazandola otra vez, ex-
clam6:
para TODD me siento con
.tuerzas, menos para eso!...
La gaceta., 1936-03-12

Hubo una breve peusa.
DE repente, Luis dijo:
Il Sueltamel... iMe voyl
-iNo te iras-exclam6 ella,
empenada en- letenerle.
-Debo irme... iMe ire!
-Pero... Ivolveras?
Vacil6 el en- cOntestar, hasta
lue, por fin, repuso:
81: volvere.
% Me 10 juras?
-Te 10 prometo.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
PYTHIAS '38 SESSION
SOUGHT FOR CAPITAL
Grand Lodge Of D. c. Co-operates
With Committee to Bring
Convention Here.

Efforts to bring the knights Of
Pythias Supreme Lodge to Washing
ton for the 1898 meeting of the order
are being made by the grand lodge Of
the District, in cooperation with the
Greater National Capital Committee.
A committee has been appointed by
Grand Chancellor Elroy S. Young to
attend the next meeting of the Su-
preme Lodge in Detroit. August 10-l5.
to extend the invitation. Members
Of the committee are Edgar C. Snyder,
DR.. Frederick Yates, Richard B. Ber-
ryman, Earl G. Jonscher and Charles
D. Fox.
The committee has held several
meetings with Curtis Hodges, director
of the Greater National Capital Com
mittee, and George Minnigerode,
member of the convention staff.
The 1888 session. If held in Wash
ington, would include a celebration of
the founding of the knights of
Pythias, which took place here in
February. 1864, in Marini's Hall, 9l4
E street. The committee appointed
Hodges and Snyder to draft a reso-
luton for introduction at the Detroit
meeting calling for the erection in
Washington OF marker calling at
tention to the fact that the order,
which now has a membership Of more
than 10000, was organized in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
DEADLlNE FOR FLORIDA
BALLOTS is AUGUST 4
Head of State Democratic Club
Warns Qualified Absentee
Voters of Date.

Qualified Florida Democratic voters
last night were warned by Dan p.
Mularkey, president Of the Florida
Democratic Club of Washington. thas
August is the deadline to obtain
absentee Florida primary ballots for
the senatorial primary August IL.
Such qualified voters must file am
davits requesting the absentee bal
lots with the county judges of their
home counties on or before August 4,
it was emphasized.
The special senatorial primary Is
necessitated by the recent deaths Of
Senator Park Trammell and Senator
Duncan U. Fletcher. both of Florida.
For the two-year unexpired term
of the late Senator Fletcher, only one
candidate. Claude Pepper of Talla-
hassee, has qualified. In the other
race. for the four-year unexpired term
of the late Senator Trammell. four
candidates. Judge o. c. Andrews Of
Orlando, R. j. Boone Of Miami, for
mer Gov. Doyle c. Carleton Of Tam
pa and Findley Moore Of Lake City.
are contestants.
Facilities for securing ballots and
other work in connection with this
election may be obtained at the Alb
sentee Voters Bureau. 1406 G street,
which is cooperating with the Flor
ida Democratic Club.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
Marriage Licenses.

John v Msdfn lynch S T. q sAsa.n sTs
siors 3. s Nstlys g. g sssa % oeorsia ' aSe; e?
Charles +; HousS; 81. sslo Ashmead place.
and Helen NJ: Shaw. %. 200 10th ST.;
p.sI e! \ Mssy X TH's;5 ss;5s7 copsuts road and
st. ne; Rev. P. J. Dougherty.
sT Rev; B. H Whitins
ROY Esh 5on;s 4 % 5ss tS 1s r F.v srd
Joe Thomas. 80. and sallie NJ Butler. 90,
both s smb Aqsgs1a S ssy st, w. Ga ssnsb
I. Hampton. 16. 1904 27th St: Rev: M.
nSs isis IL Nh ST St. 'Gs g:r "aa': vsa:
Richard E. Dobbs. 3s Up Pa; ave. and
Rev. H. NJ. ,Hennig.
Marie Young. is. 113s s1st st; Rev. r
jay y" r Mann Mann. 90. 1928 14th St. and Ruby
Morgan. 90. 14os L St. Rev. 9. x.
Elmer sampson; ss j Rivsraals; M Nd, S snd
oRson Rsy Z E kenn.ds PIssssr.d r. 517 East caDto
''' st.. and Vida v FINLEY. 20. I4s r st St.
Sc: Rev. Wilson Holder
'@s' bosh mo 81 1914 aea sacid sn s Rev sdssr
= Ss & ssa' sss + m s.s s.fe eEss:z H:
wf Ms:f e. e. isG4 S Water s ST. s.: RsV sRa Koia
Fred i Houchins. e. g sla H St; and De,ie
Charles pennerts 30 ao1 4th St. and Mary
- Z. Mattingly.
%df.d x ansoa g. s0f ssS sh ,ih I'll :sa st:
rrssE asE E 5: P.aSn Pasl. %. sassa,s rsvn;a.s.
fale: "; r: Rev ]: i; punham; o-
wsm hEsh Of Riismsna hSqSnsI Rsy nd qssasn hs1ps.
Ksner: 81 both Of Danviiie. Pa; Rev.
9ssa End ss:sss e.' S regs @ 6a:ss Sa::
sTs. s 5sss & sns ssns' rs Hs ssa
Ssi:st. Ms sasss sna ss. s H.ls.ss s:ss'Y,y IT,
Ely,n I: Gardner; g: 15is Shspin st.. and
ReseT.Ty Res p z EsfIity Rohlins %. 1ls4 10th St.
Loi. watson: %, Mooferofs:> : w%so.:. % Rev: Rev
So. both Of 4l9 9th St; Rev. n. M. Hem
mig,
John H. MAY. jr.. %. and Mamie J. Crigh-
ten; %. both of Richmond; Rev. A. p.
Dante q. Flana. 81. and Catherine Laz-
zari, 22. both. Of 1927 Bay st. me-: Rev.
N. M. De Carlo.
Edward W. Tippstt. 90. 342s o st.. and
Marearet L. Brown. 10. 73 Bryant st.;
Benjamin. +. Richardson. As, Bennins, and
Marie c. Paroni IS. 1915 orren st. ne;
Moses es Hend:rson. som. Sc, and Fannie b. john
son. As. both Of 11O2 4th st.; Rev. Dock
John H. johnson. 25, 1924 18th st.. and
Marie Owen. "a. 1911 Corcoran st.; Rev.
Msriiey L. Hubbard. jr.. %. and Cecil q.
Wall. l9. both of Boulevard. Va; rev.
orvfile r, kinE.. %. Eagle Rock. Va. snd
Sadie I: Chflds. ID. Fincaster. Va: Rev.
John b. Hemline. 49, and Msrsaret y.
Carey. az, both Of Baltimore; rev. j.
oaiy.r 8: Iis5ilsh, 20 and Berth. M E E Ksss: E;a:
Evening star., 1936-07-26
DrathH.

WASHINGTON. EVA GENETTA. On Fri
EVA GENETTA WAsHINGToN Of 1907
Sherman ave. NV. Remains resting at
FraZiers funeral home. 3S9 r. ]. ave.
NV. Services Sunday. July 20 at )
at the tS io
Interment Monroe. N. c. &c
WATSON, ANNA r. Departed this life on
Friday, July "a. 1886. at 11:15 am: at
Mercy Hospital PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ANNA
r. WATSON. widow Of the late Riddick
Watson. She leaves to mourn their loss
a devoted daughter. Thelma McKnight;
tsr, MRS Lillian m weiss Weiis; two srandchif-
dren. .Lancess and Betty. Ann. and many
friends. Funeral Tuesday. July %. at
pm. from the MCGUIRE funeral home.
1920 9th st. NV. Friends invited. Re-
mains may be viewed after 10 am. Mon.
day. 27'
WILLIAMSON. CHRISTINE. Departed this
life Friday; July "a. 1885. At her resi-,
Ssnis SsS eaaster st nS VI Mf sns NM.
ssTsS &: .o sfs .s., q Ws% iIs.4
tives and friends funeral Monday.
July 81. at 10 O'Clock an. from the
Church Of Epiphany. DImbarton ave.
between 9th and 2sth sts.
WOOLLEY. MARGUERITE HOLMES TREN-
HOLM. On Friday. July "a. 1886, at her
residence. 34O1 Prospect ave. NV. MAR
GUERrTE HOLMES TRENHOLM WOOL
resting at Joseph Gawier's Sons chapel
1855 Pa. ave. NV. Services at st. Johns
Episcopal Church. 3240 o st. NV. on
Monday. July 81. at IL am. Interment
Fairfax Va. 26
Evening star., 1936-07-26

Sorghum. now grown extensively
In China, India, Africa and America,
originated In Africa.
Evening star., 1936-07-26
SYLVAN THEATER
SERIES TO OPEN
Six Weekly Programs Of Center
Begin Tuesday With
Two Plays.

The Washington Players will pre-
sent abbreviated versions of Shake
speare's Julius Caesar" and "A Com
edy of Errors" Tuesday evening at the
Washington Monument Sylan The
ater, to inaugurate series of six
weekly programs which will be given
throughout the remainder of the
Summer under auspices Of the Com
munity Center Department and the
National Capital Parks office.
The series schedule follows: Tues
day, August 4, festival program by
the Alice Louise Hunter dancers;
Tuesday, August IL, q pan-American
festival, the cast for which will in
clude the Marian Chace dancers and
the Estelle Wentworth singers; Tues
day. August 18, the Washington Play
ers will present Shakespeare's "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" Tues
day, August 25, the Wentworth Opera
Group will offer Martha" and on
Tuesday, September l, the Mayo
Evening star., 1936-07-26
|MRS. .R.W. W00LLEY.
RITES TOMORROW
Wife of Former Director OF
Mint Was Active in
Many Affairs.

Funeral services for Mrs. Marguerite
Holmes Woolley, So, who died FRI
day night at her home, 3401 Prospect
avenue, will be held at II am. toner
row in st. Johns Episcopal Church
Georgetown. Burial will be in the
Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Va.
Mrs. Woolley was the wife Of Rob-
ert w. Woolley. lawyer, former di-
rector of the mint and one-time men,
Der of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Honorary Pallbearers.
Honorary pallbearers for the fu-
neral will be former Senator A. O.
Stanley of Kentucky, John S. Bar
bour of Fairfax, Va; B. F. Fitch and
]. Stoddard Johnston of New York,
w. G. Mcguire of Fredericksburg
John T. Vance, Judge Charles Kerr,
DR.. Edgar Snowden, Foster M. Reeder,
G. Carroll Todd and F. w. M. Wood
row of this city and DR.. Randolph T.
Shields of Penang. China.
Mrs. Woolley was member OF the
Evermay Club and active in social,
church and civic work. She was a
member of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Georgetown, and had served
on the board of the Children's Home
in Georgetown She also had been
active in urging the erection Of the
Georgetown Branch Of the Public LII
brary.
Resided in Winchester.
A native of South Carolina before
her marriage in 1900, she had for
many years been a resident of Win
chester, Va. She was the daughter
of the late Alfred G. Trenholm of
Charleston and Georgetown, S. c.,
and granddaughter Of the late George
A. Trenholm of Charleston. noted
financier of the old South and Sec
retary of the Treasury OF the Confed-
crate states. Her maternal grand
father was the late Campbell r
Bryce of Columbia.
Besides her husband, she Is sur
vived by her mother, Mrs. Callie c.
Atkinson, who, following the death
of Mr.. Trenholm, was married to the
late Judge William M Atkinson of
Winchester, Va: four daughters, Miss
Marguerite Trenholm Woolley, Miss
Lucy de Graffenried Woolley, Miss
Florence Trenholm Wickliff Woolley
and Miss Frances Howard Woolley,
all of this city; sister, Mrs. Alex
ander D. Lathrop, Stockport, N. Y;
brother, Alfred G. Trenholm,
Georgetown, S. c., and half brother,
William M. Atkinson, Panama City.
Fla.