Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1936, Page 6

JCLASSESLISTED FOR REDLAND HUNT lh:afiH-Out and Triple Bar Contests Added to Show at Rockville. Wine classes comprise the program announced today for the fifth annual horse show of the Redland Hunt, which will be held Saturday afternoon at the old Fair Grounds at Rockville, Md. The first class is to be calied at | 1 pm. Thomas T. Mott, M. F. H, of tm\ hdst organization, said that beautiful | trophies are to be awarded the winner | of each class, while the usual ribbon awards are to be made to horses that annex the first four places in each event. An unusual feature of the program this year is an in-and-out and triple- | bar class. An in-and-out jump is to be set up on one side of the ring and a triple bar on the other. Horses will be shown twice around the ring and the fences will be 4 feet in height. Two championship ribbons are to be presented at the conclusion of the méet, the hunter award going to the high point scorer in Classes 1, 3, 7 and 9 and the open jumper tricolor going to the high scorer in Classes 2, 4, 6 and 8. Reserve ribbons will be' presented to the runners-up in each | division. Marriage Licenses !r'-d €. Pinley, jr. 24, 2558 University 3914 oot Rev, L. J. Wes | 1715 G st and | “Buperior, Wis.; Jus- 7 D st. ne, and | 500 cm\cuni ave.; 0 13th st.. and | Rhode Is- 7 td st. and 8. Lexington, N. C.; Ch«rlei C. 29, 919 East Capitol st. and Eioise F, Gabrielsky. 17, 1001 ! ‘-d st: Rev. J. R 3 Iuhnm H. RI(‘hIVdim" »r 20, wa Yorl n\ Rale Woodiand | 20 10th st.. poell. 40. 618 Brizes. 0 16th st and Montague st.; Rev. Alited Robers B Keveer Normum\m—)-na H 27 626 Easi ok o Fhiladcishis. and Mora, Utah v . Kimbal! Velirn 8. Anfltr.nn 30 Ktll'nfi' Nnbr and Ran igholson. Nebr 3 Elijah Bm\x\ H 'm\ !hllbflh Hmm sw. Rev.C. H. 40. both of 1242 2d st Taulson 26. 931 G pl, and Lena Clarendon. Va.; Rev. Jesse B. Parsons L 'r.mmm Fiora Dlnc'r Rev. J. H. l:durd s “Hais and ._both of Arunxmn Va. Diinbam, 11 '\'Ul ll!h st Enad 308 Gt st Rev. F. 30, Judge R. E. Maitingly Kenneth W. Gleason. 21. and Bmms M. Bibb, 19." bot Charlotiesvilie, Va.i 22, and Ruth M. A. b of Baltimore. Rev. odn Waldort, Md. and "Rev. G, £. Lenski. Mack ‘Oliver 29, and nernm !nlne( u Dot of 638L at.; Judse R Train in Ground “Plane.” Supplied with all necessary appa- ratus, a new machine that travels only bn the ground gives British air pilots thorough training. Milions Will Want to SWITCH TO 1937 DODGE MOTORISTS SAY MILWAUKEE— “I've just had & i f the new 1937 e,” says Mrs. Helen Wil son. “Just one look at this car be wrprnie?lf everyone feels the same way about it when they see this new Dndgc"’ . ' NEW YORK—". previewing ! the new 193 Dndgl," says Eugene P. Scott, “I am com winced that millions of peo:" who have been driving otl makes will wmu to change to lkic.qmm}c car. nd has a flock o eamrfl and my guess thatitwill beeven moreeconom. dcal than this year’s Dodge.” ! DETROIT—~"I've just had an advance look at the new 1937 Dodge and I'v. been won over for says Prudence "i know that thou- of owners of other makes 'm. He With Times, Observer Learns No Longer Chew Did in “Horse and Buggy Days.” Woman €Can Pick Race Horses. BY WILLIAM A. BELL, JR. “This is designed to hely pay his- tory’s debt to the Capitol guides. Since that group of 14 men snd 10 women spend their time telling about history, it's only fair that history tell something about them. Fact. No. 1—%he guides are pro- gressive. In “horse and buggy days” | they used to chew tcbacco—thought it helped their vuices. Tourists, no longer come to the Capitol in buggies and the guides 10 longer chew to- bacco. They've found cut that it doesn't help their voices Fact. No. 2—Few if any of them employ any special sort of training to keep ‘“in voice” IMost smoke. | Some drink. Fact. No. 3—They come from many different sections of the country, but mone seems to have trouble making themselves understood to the most Ppolyglot set of visitors. In the role of historian of Capitol | guides, this writer strolled into the Capitol rotunda, where L¢ was im- | mediately invited to *join (ne of the guide parties—one’s going mrvuth right now—it's only a quarter” He said, no thanks, he was just looking | around. Virginian Is Dean. The chief “barker” at that mo- ment was James Crawford, dean of Capitol guides. He has Leen une 26 is a Virginian, stocky, | gray-thatched, with a :-ice that can | rise to the pitch of Gabriel's trum- | E | “But I keep it well moduhhd,“ Crawford said. 1 He said he never nad much trcu- | ble with his sound equipment except | “hn!'vehoenofl(tll(udly: or after a vacation.” he has to get lungs lnd .nynx hcck “in form.” It was Crawford who told about the tobacco chewers of yore. He was | one himself. | “We had some ides,” he said, “that | chewing the stuff made our throats | easier and our voices clearer.” Mrs. Mary Love Henry, slight, | pretty and gray-eyed, has been a | | guide three years. She comes from | | Vice President Garners Lome town | 8ish, headachy, | | —Uvalde, Tex—and was sppointed | to constipation, you may be quite sure | | through Garner's influerce. T‘le\ve\ nd 12 by Representatives. They | get no salaries, but are allowed to ! NEVER SUC nd Fares Average Less than 1% Cents-Per-Mile GREY/HOUND ines THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Progress Tobacco as They cha.rx: 25 cents for each yerson per sons.” Uvalde won and pai Mrs. Henry wears steel arch porters in her shoes to withstand the wear and tear of three or four daily circuits of the Capitol's marble cor- ridors. An ardent Democrat, of course, Mrs. Henry (Guide No. 16) interests herself during the G. A. R. convention ;nfl those old fellows are hot for Landon.” Another guide, wWho comes fram | | Pennsylvania and resembles m‘ President Garner, never smokes, but| | has gotten pretty hoarse from six | ABSENTEE VBIERS FACE BALLOT 108§ West Virginia Republicans Seek to Purge Rolls of Capital Residents, By the Associated Press. MARTINSBURG, W. Va, Octo- ber 14—Some 650 absentee voters, most of them residents of Washing- ton, teday face the necessity of justie 1ying the recording of their names on | Berkeley County veting books or hav- ing the names stricken. 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