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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26
BUSTER KEATON AND GREAT CAST IN "PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATH" PROVE KINGS OF
 COMEDY NOW AT STATE

Too many women. a husband with a fiery jealousy and an everready revolver, a false reputation as a "heart.breaker" and no means of liv- ing up to it-these are the things that spell hilarious trouble for Bus ter Keaton in "Parlor. Bedroom and Bath" Metro-Goldwyn- Mayors film ization of the celebrated stage hit, now playing at the Warner Bros. State theater.
 Keaton, as the timid Reggie Irving" has a role unique in his ca reer, and fills 1t with cleverness. He combines the farceur and the char acter comedian together with a deft- ness that gives his comedy a new flavor.
 Reginald Denny as the chap who eggs Keaton on to romance plays a straight farce characterization with his usual skill.
 Charlotte Greenwood, in the role which she made famous on the stage Is seen as the elongated and cynical Polly, and the bevy of charmers surrounding Buster include Dorothy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

To keep life from growing too dull in Red Thrush, Iowa, GINGER FILA TOLLlvER organized Junior Country club. It was to be sOmc- thing exclusfve-just for the young CT set" Accordingly Ginger, whose father was a minister and whose stcpmother, the former PHIL VAN DOORN, was both wealthy and in- dulgent, purchased the Mill Rush farm, 1O-acrc tract with an old house, and rem0dcled it.
 To Red Thrush came BARD HOLLOWAY, young artist who was hoboing around the country Attracted by Ginger, he agreed to rate the new club house. Bard gave the name "J0ie dc Vivrc" to the club. And he thought 1t would be splendid if they c0ull import from Chicago one NICOLO CALLENO For NicolO was handsome and he could cook and sing and strum . guitar. He would make . pictur- esque addition to the club.
 But in NlcOlO's place there ar. rived three of his countrymcn and PIETRO could cook. And BENITO could sing. Nicolo, it seemed could not come, and they had come In his place. Ginger took them on.
 But in Nicolo's place there ar. rived three of his countrymen Little ANGELO was a musician, and PIETRO could cook. And BENITO could sing. NicOlo, ft seemed, could not come, and they had come in his place. Ginger took them on.
 The opening of the club was a great success. Pfetro, Angelo and Bcnito added just the. right tOucl, of color. Bard began to realize he was falling in love with Ginger and he suggested leaving Red Thrush, but Phil, knowing how Ginger felt about 1t, persuaded him to remain longer as the Tollivers' guest.
 But she did write to SPEED RODNEY, a former friend of Gin gers in the east, inviting him to visit them. She felt Speed would give Bard sOmc competition and cn- able Ginger to know her own mind. Ginger when she heard about 1t, fn- vited PATTY SEARS to take care of Speed. But Patty wouldn't como pleading loyalty to EDDY JACK SON. Whcrcupon Ginger went to Eddy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26
DOUG FAIRBANKS WITH BEBE DANIELS IN MODERN DAY ROMANCE, PREACHING
 FOR THE MOON"
AT STATE SATURDA,


 Tossing away millions of dollars in a gamble for a girls love is noth- ing to a romantic young man who is confident that he can always mal-- more money, but that there is only one girl worth Winu.nS.
 That's the key to the dashing comedy-drama starring Douglas Fairbanks, with Bebe Daniels as the heroine. which opens at the Warner Bros. State theater on Saturday next.
 Ultra modern and sophisticated, brilliant in fashions, settings and comedy, the film was written and di- rected by Edmund Goulding for Uni- ted Artists.
 It anticipates the trend two years hence and has backgrounds of modernistic nature created by Will liam Cameron Menzies.
 New York is the principal locale, with Fairbanks as a phenOmenally successful stock broker who throws all commercial activities aside to pursue a girl who charms him away from the stock market. Bebe Dan- iels is the new type of society girl, immensely wealthy, made for luxury and actively going in for aviation.
 Edward Everett Horton. one of the foremost drawing room come dians of the age, make the picture lent work is done by tried and true cast including Jack Mulhalf of stellar fame. Claud Allister, Emmett Corrigan, Walter Walker, June MacCloy, Helen Jerome Eddy, Luana Walters, Phil Tead and Adrienne d'Ambricourt. d
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26

Christy, who plays his real sweet heart; Joan Peers. the bogus one; Sally Eilers and Natalie Moorhead. Cliff Edwards and Edward Brophy team up' as they did in Those Three French Girls and contribute many of the laughs.
 A thrill Is provided when the tiny roadster in which Buster and Joan Peers ride Is run over by a To- comotive.
 A great program of surrounding featurettes accompanies the picture which is shown at 2:20, 4:40, 7:0O and 9:30 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26

Madeline.
 T wasn't spying on you when l came to work in the bargain base ment. stumbled on your secret. Ana I'm sorry!"
 She remembered then that she mustn't let anyone know that she and Harry were estranged.
 "I was working. for fun. To do something different. And 1t seemed that some sort of queer fate put me next to you"
 You weren't spying all the time then?" the girl asked.
 Corrinne shook her head.
 'I thought maybe Clifford might have sent you. I heard from him this morning and he's. .."
 She hesitated as though the words she was going to say would hurt her lips as they were spoken.
 NEXT-Mabelline Smiths news.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI.

CHAPTER XXII.
 "Phil meant well," Ginger said to Eddy Jackson, "but all women ha ye their dumber moments. Thinking was bored-me bored-she invited Speed Roney-you remember chuck time, don't you? Well, she invited him for a visit, and he's coming. I invited Patty to help me out-you you know, what with those Italians out at the club, and with Bard's portrait commissions and l am prac- tically in charge of, and everything, am simply worked to death. And Pat won't come. And why won't she come? We'll, I'll tell you why. She says that it isn't fair to you, Eddy"
 Somewhat to her surprise Eddy roared with laughter.
 "Why don't you invite me. too?" he suggested. "Or would that be another unfairness?"
 Well, I thought of it," confessed Ginger. But thought you wouldn't leave the farm this time of the year."
 And just what is 1t you want me to do?"
 Make Pat come" said Ginger promptly. "She's so kind of weak minded that she's bound to mind somebody, and since she won't mind me Pm sure she'll mind you"
 Shall I command her to flirt al- ternately with the artist and with Spe9d-according as you yourself are occupied at the moment?"
 ''She doesn't need to flirt at all. She can just sit--and walk-ane drive-and dance-and keep Speed with her while she is doing it.
 II sec." Eddy smiled. Speed, eh?'
 Because Bard has to do those portraits" she amended quickly. "He needs the money"
 "I see. We'll, I'll have to justify your confidence in me. I'll see what ] can do."
 He drove directly out to Patty's. "Pat," he said. "I think it's up to us. Ginger. as usual, doesn't know her own mInd at all. - She doesn't know who she likes, if anybody, nor why.
 "Now. tell you what. The best
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26
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 Another splendid idea that is equally popular is light navy blue crepe silk.
 Spring, the season of prettiest styles, will soon be here. Prepare now by ordering a copy of our new Fashion Magazine. Attractive styles for women, misses and children. And instructive lessons in sewing.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26
LAWRENCE TIBBETT
 IN 1.-THE SOUTHERNER'
 AT FOX.POLI PALACE


 Lawrence Tibbett, the famous Metropolitan opera baritone, in his newest and best Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer picture, "The Southerner," heads the big double feature pro- gram offered at the Fox-Pon Palace theater starting to-day through Sat- urday. Imagine the dashing cavalry man and Cossack bandit of "The New Moon" and "The Rogue Song" playing the jolly leader of a band of hobos. Imagine Americas great baritone as the son of an aristocratic southern family who breaks home ties to become a "hobO." When au- diences have recovered from the surprise of seeing the Metropolitan baritone in this thoroughly different and modern role, they may prepare to enjoy hi; magnificent voice in simple folk songs of the sunny south such as "De Glory Road" "Childins" Tt Looks Like Pappy," and "A Child Is Born" ''The Southerner" is the firs+ picture written around the devil-may-care existence of the tramp" more par3 3cularly that laconic species of hobo" which roams the south. Besides MT Tibbett, the cast includes beautiful Esther HalStoH, 1tOiahu oun6' CiH
 lele Ike" Edwards, Stepin Fetchit, and the famous Ethiopian Etude chorus. A "Bobo" camp, q southern fox hunt. and a real negro barbecue are among the spectacular scenes in "The Southerner." the new mod ern story of the prodigal son who returns home to find his aristocratic family embroiled in domestic infidel- ity. "The Southerner' is shown on the screen four times daily starting at 1:37, 4.17. 6:57 and 9:37 p. m. On the sai> double feature program is a Paramount picture. Tt Pays to Advertise" adapted from the suc- cessful stage play of the same name. with a strong all star cast including Norman Foster of Young Man of Manhattan" Carole Lombard, Skeets Gallagher, Eugene Palette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26
"CTMARRON" PLAYING RETURN ENGAGEMENT AT WARNER BROTHERS STRAND DRAWS
 RECORD HOUSES

Brought back by popular request "Cimarron" now at Warner Bros Strand theater continues to draw big houses where it closes a three-day engagement tomorrow. This is the picture that continues to break records throughout the country and reveals that popular star Richard Dix in the role of Yam cey Cravat. Readers of Edna Fer ber's great story will recall the charter.
 Given the greatest chance of his long and notable film career. Dix comes through with a characteriza- tion that ranks among the best per- formances in the history of modern entertainment.
 In Irene Dunne, Radio Pictures has made the most sensational dis covery of the talkie age. Not only | is her beauty and stage presence
 unsurpasasble, but her acting is
 nothing less than inspired. | In fact, every member of the cast
 of thirty-thre artists is outstand-
 ing-Edna May Oliver, Nance o.
 Neil, William Collier, Jr, Stanley
 Fields, Eugene Jackson and long
 list of others.
 l | between Yancey and Sabra: It's
 like the beauty and power of a mighty mountain torrent which rela- gates mere spectacle. quaint real ism and other story splendors to the background.
 Never before has there been a love story as strange, or filled with as many cosmic thrills! Here is one picture that has kept faith with the original author. "Cimarron'' on the screen. if any thing, flatters the novel and the characters. It is bigger and finer in every way.
 An excellent surrounding pro- gram accompanies the feature pre- sentation.
 The lighting equipment of the steamship Aquitania is sufficient to IsUht tOwn of 100 000 naop1a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26

Lucien Littlefield, Louise Brooks, Tom Kennedy and Junior Coghlan. Tt Pays to Advertise" is shown three times daily starting at 3:03. 5:43 and 8:23 D. m. The latest issue of the Fox Movietone News. shown on the giant Magnascope screen, is also on the bill. The Mickey Mouse Club for boys and girls meets Sat- urday at one o'clock at the Fox-Poli Palace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26

Send your money and order to Pattern Department. Waterbury Democrat, Waterbury. Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26

Until the time of Peter the Great. 1689-1725, Russia was almost en- tirely Asiatic in character.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-26

NExT-Mabclline Smiths news.
Evening star., 1931-02-22
ROOMS AND BOARD.


l5S E ST. s. s.E.-comfortab!e rooms. excellent
meals. Close to Capitol. Navy Yard. Home
comforts.
1874 MINTWooD ,PL. Large front room J.
vegetables and delicious hot breads spe-
clalty. Columbia sll9.
l94l BILTMORE sT.-Yery, desirable resi-
den,s ioestion 2o4s sFse bright rooms board
1908 N ST. Nw..well. furnished single or
double rooms; reflned atmosphere; conven-
lent location; excellent meals
l243 EUCLID, ST. near i4th-sinele beds
sire0, early breakfast and lunches. Col 1922
1926 CALVERT Single. double rooms ex-
cellent meals all car lines phone. 22'
1885 COLUMBIA RID NV Under new man
agement. comfortable sunny room Tor " o;
every convenience. Adams 39ll-W. 22"
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C., Just of Conn. ave. :
Front room; private bath; closets meals meals
473 Ii ST NV Room and board. $3.50 and
IS So week. including packed lunches; good,
wholesome meals; quiet home.
81 YOU ST. W-Can accommodate one OF
next TO bath; exclusive neiehborhOod; pr!-
vate family; $50 month each
CHILDREN BOARDED, KINDERGARTEN
1871 oath ST.. Brentwood. Md. Hyatts 1902.
l743 18th ST NV. -Attractively furnished
rooms, carefully PLANNED meals; reasonable
rates.
7lG MD. AVE. N.E.-Room and board il de-
sired. for two or three gentlemen.
CLEVELAND PARK. near Bureau Of stand
Comfortable, DriRht room. very rea-
limited phone. use II desire. Cleveland 2sss
beds. double room; good meals; home priv
leEes. 22e
All KENNEDY ST. N,W-Niceiy furnished
front room for young lady, private family;
excellent board; hot water electricity. 2t'
Evening star., 1931-02-22

i225 llth ST EW.-To business man. two
rooms sitting room and bed room. semi
private tiled bath s23 for both; exposures
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l27 WHITTIER ST E.W-Private mode IN
home: large gecond-story front room. SOUTH
ern exposure well furnished twin beds. pr
vate lavatory. nes- bath end shower: insta n : :
nhnna: as-ace space: reasnnable. %.
Evening star., 1931-02-22

s26 ALLISON ST. N.w.-Private residence
two with Elassed sleeping porches, adjoining
bath and shower: free telephone, local calls;
two double and one single: on bus and near
car line; good neighborhood; very moderate
rentals Col TA56 23s
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s27 5th ST NW.-NeWly decorated rooms.
completely furnished for Ink; also sleeping
rooms must be seen to be appreciated; rates
reasonable
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34iI i4th ST NV. near Monroe-Clean,
warm, vel furnished rooms $50 and 81 so
week: convenient location: gentlemen. 26'
1888 PAIRMONT E.W.-Gentleman OF re-
uSe of library and phone Owner. above
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1871 R. + SCOTT CIRCLEJ--weli kept
ing bath: suitable 2: every convenience. 23.
S506 n ST NW-Army widow has large
front room; private home. North 6s9s-W
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50o c NW-Comfortably furnished. abso-
utely clean small front room, running
water. electricity; steam heated, bath, So 90
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i4i2 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV, APT.
S01-Beautiful room in Massachusetts apt
house, cioSe n hath
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CjENTLEMAN-Warm. attractive room. bath.
shower. tub private home: adults; best
NV section; reasonable; garage. Adams
Evening star., 1931-02-22

iT26 18th ST. Nw.-Fcr rent, two rooms and
kitchcpette. h.-wh.. elec and telephone. 23'
i7s5 CHURCH ST. NV. near Dupont Circle
A comfortable room. 2nd floor. modern
i,at far mill nhnne
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544e i4th ST. NW.-Large front room. sec
ond floor; continuous hot water, phone Hlth
or without GARAGE ZZ-
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s2e 18th ST NE nicely furnished rooms
for Housekeeping; all modern improve
fnAnts: in nriYate home
Evening star., 1931-02-22

1912 EAST CAPITOL-Large attractive
front room: employed couple business man:
other rooms: park location; also unfur-
niShed apt. rooms. bath. porches.
1927 ST. N.W.-Sinele. $50 mo-; double
and single beds. s25; hot water: near White
Evening star., 1931-02-22

3is 2hd SE.-Living room. bed room. kitch-
en-, semi-private bath, second floor; ami:
able two $40 %"
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NEAR 18th AND PARK RD-Pleasant front
room, comfort able bed quiet; SIS. GENTLE
man. References exchanged. Adams 1851.
Evening star., 1931-02-22

i477 NEWTON ST. NV. APT 44-Newly
furnished rooms Use of living room, radio
: I'd ,lnlinnited telenhone Col 3A42. 23.
Evening star., 1931-02-22

200 A ST. sE-Rooms single, double,
southern exposure; reasonable rates. z3
1914 ALLISON ST NW-Private home; ex-
elusive location: beauty comfort, cleanli-
ness; water always hot; board optionaI
Evening star., 1931-02-22

NEW PRIVATE HOME; ls~se. nicely fur
nisned room. kitchen. semi-Drivate bata:
cont h W: employed couple. Georgia 47l4
iTo4 HOBART ST. N.W.--One block TO car
lne and bus: warm and clean. next bath
reasonable Adams 1880 23.
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I4O4 L ST. N.w.-Large. comfortable room
Ard. floor front. convenient to Government
IL N ents. rnferencns Dist A1l2
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$40 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD-Large,
desirable front room. $50; garase optioT IL
ss Adams 1894
Evening star., 1931-02-22

NEAR 18th AND DECATUR-Corner room;
private home. Call Col. 2276.
sis OTIS PL. NW.-Desirable front room.
50 per week y block from cars and bus
Evening star., 1931-02-22

4016 BRANDYwINE ST. NW.-Two fur
nished rooms. adjoining bath; gentlemen
preferred: in family of two
1890 9Th ST. NW.-Front room. one or two
adults with or without meals; Jewish fam
ly Adams 1890
Evening star., 1931-02-22

MT PLEASANT 1888 Lanier pl.-Front
room. southern exposure. newly furnished.
private family: reasonable; breakfast op-
tional. aVaile hle March
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1924 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-Single
or double rooms S12 SO ser person and up:
ami: free phone and home privileges. Call
5SI4
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FURNISHED ROOM, next to bath; private
family: IS minutes to business district: ga
Dage. Clarendon 2sez.
Evening star., 1931-02-22

i442 AIRMONT-Snny 2nd-hoor sinele
room with porch, next bath: cont. u. ".
Call Monday or evenings. y2'
Evening star., 1931-02-22

| 1914 H-Third-hoor front, nicely furnished.
closet. running hot and cold water. Sl7:
gentleman. employed. shower bath, break
fast, SO; excellent meals; private family:
no servants: few paying guests; refined.
quiet well kept home. Met a366
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ago 14th. NV. APT. 22-A-Rent free to
! March 1st; large light. warm room tiled
bath with shower; low rent. Young man
| prefFrra"
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RooMs-FuRNIsHEn.

ssS MssS neay H APT near safEt' 6ah
5O7 DECATUR N.W;-In up-to-date home;
, refined Jewish family
2Sl6 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV single bed
room. $l2; double bed room, 500. Phone
ADAMS O44f rs
$500 10Th ST. N.W.-Front corner. comfort
ably furnished room, with private bath,
shower: all conveniences: reasonable. 23'
1905 N ST. NW.-Newly furnished room, /
desired. West 0956.
l646 NEWTON ST: NW.-Furnished room in
private home; all conveniences; with or
without board; gentlemen.
FRONT ROOM, nicely furnished; one or
two gentlemen. Columbia 1859.
1000 II ST N.W.-The business center; two
| rs-aoor rooms. suitable for living or busi-
ness: reasonable. Hall room. So
1856 SHEPHERD ST. N.W-Attractive room.
shower, also bath: southern exposure: for
Columbia 4429-W 22'
1888 18th ST-Beautiful large double room,
4l9 9th N.W.-Two comfortable basement
rooms; couple only: very reasonable; sleep
bed room. two double beds. two men, So so
each; desirable house. 22'
1873 END ST. NEAR Q-.-Attractiyely turn.
bed ROOM privilege of Ink; with private
family. EVENINGS. Pot. 1857
l118 llth ST N.W.-Larae second-fioor front
room. ami. twin beds near bath. 22'
1872 18th ST. NW.-Nice, large front room
elec h.-w.h,. 500 month. North 6532-J.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Two delight
iul furnished rooms and private bath. 20
couple or two gentlemen 80 HesEeth ST.,
Chevy Chase. Md Wisconsin 3926-J.
1914 HOBART. off l6th-Private home: at
tractive. large front room, semi private bath,
shower: gentlemen. Col. 9OlS
cog 18th ST.-Attractive. warm. clean room;
near bath+ central: suitable for two; Vic
trola floor lamp; S25 monthly. 22'
IL Z ST. NE, Apt 6-Comfortabe. large
front room; good heat. hot water and phone
1850 MASS. AVE N.W.-Large. attractive
rooms. splenddly located, suitable for one
or two: reasonable. 22'
l4O4 NJ ST NV 1Thomas CircIeI-Large.
well kept. newly decorated room; two large
closets: permanent or transient. 23'
1920 HARVARD ST. NV. Apt 3-One fur
nished room. next to bath; warm and COM
Portable. Adams 3900-J.
1921 COLUMBIA RID, Apt. 5-For ladies. or
Rentlemrn n; single or double twin beds).
Phone Genroia 2576
WINDSOR HOTEL.
Rooms. SINGLE, S25: double. $50 month.
9l25 G 81. NV. West 1916. 25'
COLOFED-l7l7 S ST. NW.-B"ieht room.
second floor, next TO bath. Call Pot. 1868.
COLORED.
Sl2.00-6lS l. NV" ! room
Sl0.00-2G31 G NV, rooms.
S9O0-IO9 d NV. i room
THOS. D. WALSH,
BIS 1lth st. NV. Dist. 7558-T559.
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SIC 4th ST NE frort furnished rooms
for Ink; reasonable rent. Lnc. 4667-W.
i345 GIRARD ST NV Second f.. front.
southern EXPOSURE; vacant March !. Another
one now
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! 1902 Both ST. NV, Cleveland Park-Charm-
| ing room. southern exposure; private bath:
| block wet Conn. ave.
| SIS ST. HW.-Light housekeeping rooms
| everything furnished warm and comfort
| able: modern improvements: SIS and So.
| 1915 18TH ST. N.W.-Desirable front room
1 and kitchenette: conveniences: adults
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APT. S, l2i 18th ST. sE.-Nicely furnished
rooms. sinRle or double. "a
1911 MASS. AVE. sE.--LarFe front room for
one Or two: on bus line. Phone service.
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| l345 QUINCY very desirable rooms.
| single or together. with sleeping porch.
| private shower bath. running water in each
| room: private home, nice yards and porches
| unlimited phone. reasonable. Adams 5593 .
The Washington times., 1931-11-27

Your rental worries room. house
o. apartment >. can be solved to-
day through the Rental Columns 4 the
Classified Section,
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
DEATHS

Mary Ginberg,. IT years. st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Anna N. Butler, 70 years, 21s B St.
s. e.
Melvin H. Herman. Ss years. 1901
Fern st. N, w.
Margaret A. McMonigle, 81 yearH
1902 Nav Hampshire Ave. N. W.
Charles c. Elkin. 81 years, en- route
to Sal East Capitol St.
Gustav W. Horning. So years. 1915
Park Rd. N w.
George Gilbragh, 5s years, Casualty
Adolph c. Neubeck. 5s years, 43SS
Kansas Ave. N. w.
John G. Haever, 65 years, 1924
Eighth st. N. E.
Emma J. Hoffman, So years, sS5 X
st. N. w.
JONES L. Blankenship, months.
Providence Hospital
James France. 9s years. Casualty
Hospital.
Lucy Morton, rs years. Garfield Hos
Rose Curtis. ss years. st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Allen Dosier. 81 years. Emergency
Hospital.
Henry johnson. 50 years. 2514 G St.
N. W.
Joseph l. ,Greenleave. ~ years. Freed
Blanch Brice, IS years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1931-11-27
Births, Deaths and Marriages
DEATHS

LYNCH, BERTIE-Passed away, suddenly,
on Thursday, November rs, 1881. at
her home. 226 South Main Street, Ballston,
Va, MRS. BERTHE LYNCH (nee Bowers) (,
in the thlrty-ninth year of her age, the
beloved wife of Edgar W. Lynch. Besides
her husband, she IS survived by one
daughter. Miss Helen Lynch; her mother,
Mrs, Sarah Bowers; three sisters and three
brothers.
Funeral services will be held on Satur.
day afternoon. November %, 1881, at 2
o'clock, from her late residence, 226 South
Main Street, BallstOn. Va. Interment will
follow in Columbia Gardens Cemetery,
Clarendon, Va. Relatives and friends DE
NASH, CHARLES-Departed this life on
Tuesday, November "a, 1881: CHARLES
NASH He leaves to mourn his departure
two sisters, Anna Nash Curtis and Effie
Diggs. and two .nephews, George Curtis
and william Curtis.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Saturday morning. November %. 1881. at
o o'clock. from the Church of the
Epiphany. Remains resting. at the W.
Ernest Jarvis West End parlors, Twenty.
eighth Street and Dumbarton Avenue
Northwest