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The Washington times., 1935-01-18

To "Chop" Dates
Cut dates with wet scissors
(MarshmallowS also are chopped
this way). Don't wash dates;
buy the clean pasteurized fruit.
The Washington times., 1935-01-18

You put your pride into your pocket this year-and
then be prouder than ever For pockets SMART Espe
cay the patch kind that are roomy and to get into
The Washington times., 1935-01-18

Today our point is the hard.
ware in your home. If you are
living in your own house, you
The Washington times., 1935-01-18
Helpful Kitchen
Suggestions
To Beat

To Beat
Use an up-and-down motion
which will enclose air in food
and make it eight"
The Washington times., 1935-01-18

To Chop Nuts
Break small quantities in
fingers; use wooden bowl and
chopping knife for larger guam
titles.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
VETERAN RAIL
WORKER8 So

Eighty-five years ago today
there was a blessed event in the
little town Of RuShville, Ill.
And today at his home in Alex.
andria j. C. Tut, who claims to
be the oldest sleeping car conduc-
tor in the United States, took a
drink of water and looked back
over the past.
He drank water, for that is all
he drinks. For the past IS years
he has drunk nothing else and at
tributes his long life and good
health in part to that.
And for the past IS years he has
never touched tobacco. Before
that he used to smoke cigars, but
always in moderation, he said.
Mr.. Tut started his railroad ca
reer SO years ago when he was a
boy Of 16. His first job was train
boy, with a side line selling pea
nuts, popcorn and other articles.
After a year he was made a con-
ductor-and his jobs included
making up the berthS. keeping the
stove going in cold weather, shin
ing the passengers shoes and col
lecting the fares. He remained in
railroad service until his retire
ment some years ago because OF
old age" but today he remains
active and well.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
D. c. MAN DIES, 3
HURT IN CRASH

SILVER HILL, Md, May IS.
Earl Kirby, 20, of the First block
RittenhouSe st. N. W., was killed
and Jerry Keavey, SO, Of the 900
block Twelfth st. s. E.: Vernon
Jones. IS, Of the RittenhouSe
Street address, and Mrs. Kirby
were injured when the automobile
in which they were riding Somer.
saulted into a gully near here
last night.
Mr.. Kirby was thrown from the
car and is believed to have died
instantly. Prince Georges County
Policeman oscar Beall said he
was told that Mr.. Kirby was driv-
ing the car.
Mr.. Keavey is in Casualty Hos
pital, his condition termed "fair"
by hospital attaches. He is be.
lieved to have internal injuries.
Mr.. Jones was treated for cuts
and sent home. Mrs. Kirby was
treated at the scene Of the acct
dent for minor cuts.
Policeman Beau said that an in
quest would be held, following an
investigation by DR.. James I.
Boyd, acting coroner.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25

Friday and Saturday: "West Point Of
the Air." with Wallace Berry, Robert
Young.
HIPPODROME-Sunday and Monday:
Ronald Colman in "Clive of India"
Tuesday: Charlie Chain In Paris" with
Warner GLAND; also Roger Pryor in
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday: George
Raft and Carole Lombard in "Rumba."
Saturday: Dixie Lee in Love In
Bloom
Berry in 'West Point OF the Air.: Tues
day and Wednesday. Chester Morris in
Society Doctor; Thursday and Fri
day. All-star cast-"George Whites
Scandals; Saturday. Randolph Scott in
Rocky Mt. Mystery. also Charlie Chase.
Todd Kelly, Mutt & jeff, etc.
ARCADE-Sunday ana Monday, Con-
stance Bennett. Clark Gable in after
Office Hours; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Lawrence Stallings' First World War;
Thursday and Friday. George Arliss in
Chan in Paris with Warner GLAND, also
Tim Mccoy in 1.-THE Prescott Kid"
ACADEMY-Sundaya and Monday. Lyle
Talbot in at Happened In New YORK;; ;
also Warner GLAND in Charlie Chan in
Barton in Captain Hurricane. also
Tim Mccoy in THE Revenge Rider;
Thursday and Friday, Shirley Temple,
Lionel Barrymore in THE Little Colo
nell: Saturday. Wallace Ford in swell
Head, also Tim Tyler in Coyote Trail"
STANTON-Sunday and Monday, Shir-
ley Temple. Lionel Barrymore in 1.-THE
Little Colonel: Tuesday and wednes-
day, Tom Brown. Stepin Fetchit in
Bachelor OF Arts. also Douglas Fair
banks in Catherine The Great; Thurs
day and Friday, Edward g. Robinson in
THE Whole Towns Talking. also Ed
mund Lowe in Under Pressure": Satur-
day. Ken Maynard in I'm Old Santa Fe",
also Wallace Ford in swell Head"
PRINCESS-sunday and Monday:
Wallace Ford in swell Head" also
Young and Beautiful" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Edward G. Robinson in
The Whole Towns Talking" also ''Mar.
riage on Approval Thursday and Fri
day: Shirley Temple in Little Colonel"
Gresnlights." Saturday; wallaes Ford
in "Frontien. Days"
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
U.S.POSTOFF|CE
SHOWSPROF|T
FOR YEAR

PHILADELP HIA, May Is
Q.N.SD.-The postal service is on
a. paying basis at this stage OF
the Roosevelt administration, Post
master General Farley said today
in dedicating Philadelph1a'S new
post office building. He said:
"Tn fact, there is an annual
surplus where in the last year
prior to the advent Of the pres
emit Administration we were run
ming over $150,000, 900 behind.
Whenever 1 have referred to this
surplus / have been reminded by
critics Of the present regime
that 1 have not taken into &C.
count such expenditures as the
air mail and ocean mail sub
sides.
THAT Is true, but neither
did the $50 million dollars take
into account these items, which
really have nothing to do with
the Post Office beyond the
fact that our department Is
the diSbursing agent Of the
GOvernmen mt Of the large
amounts ordered by Congress
to build up aviation and the
merchant marine.
"But in the actual business
Of handling the mail our in
come is greater than our ex-
penditures, . state Of affairs
the country has not witnessed
since the administration Of
Woodrow wilson"
Farley said there were still
many improvements to be made
in working conditions, not only
in the postal service but in pri
vate industry. They should be
made, he said, so far as the
postal service is concerned, a
rapidly as the condition Of the
country and the postal revenues
permit.
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Farley Forecasts 1896
Landslide for Roosevelt

It will be Roosevelt-and- Garner
again in 1885 and they viii roll
up a larger vote than in 1882.
Postmaster General Farley de-
clared yesterday.
He spiked reports circulated in
some quarters that Vice President
Garner would not be on the ticket.
He said:
"Of course. Garner win be re.
nominated"
Republicans, Mr.. Farley added,
would be lucky to hold as many
as six States. all they won in
1882.
Mr.. Farley was in q claiming
mood. He said Tammany would
DO on the Roosevelt bandwagon
and the Democrats would carry
New York, and such ordinarily
G. o. P. States as Ohio, Michigan
and Pennsylvania. He said he
wouldn't be surprised If the Re.
publicanS captured only three
States, but declined to name
them.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
CLIFTON A. MASON

Funeral services for Clifton AL.
lison Mason, long q resident Of Ar.
lington county, who died Thurs
day at Sibley Hospital, will be held
at the C. J. Ives funeral home in
Clarendon tomorrow at 2 p. m,
with the Rev. T. M. Swamm, Of
Clifton Forge, Va, officiating.
Burial will be in Columbia Gar
denS Cemetery, where special
services will be conducted by Co
lumbia Lodge, No. 285, A. F. and
A. M, Of which Mr.. Mason had
been past master. Lodge mem
bers are scheduled to meet at the
lodge temple at p. m. tomorrow
to attend the funeral.
A native Of Butler, Pa, Mr.. Ma
son came to Arlington county IS
years ago, and since that time
had been connected with the
Thomas w. Smith Lumber Com
pany.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Julia May Mason; his daughter,
Edna F. Mason Of Clarendon; his
sister, Mrs. Effie Christley Of Rem
few, Pa, and q brother, James
Mason of California.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
VIE
|NF|ELD MEET

ROCKVILLE, Md, May Is.
Several thousand Montgomery
county public school students as
sembled here today for the annual
county field and track meet on
the old Rockville fair grounds.
Sixty-three elementary, junior
and senior high schools sent rep
resentativeS to participate in the
contests throughout the day.
Today's program calls for con-
tests for boys and girls Of all
school ages. In the boys events,
the contestants are classified &C.
cording to weight and age, so that
each may compete against stu
dents of his own age and size.
In addition to the awards made
to the school with the highest
number of points in the days
meet, individual medals and rib
bons will be awarded the winners.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
BIRTHS

Harry and Grace Gardner. twins. boy
and girl.
Carl and Julia Hampton. boy.
Robert and Verna Tucker. boy.
James and Sarah Money, boy.
Elmer and Elsie Muddiman, boy.
Charles and Margie Bell, girl.
William and Suzanne Patterson, girl
James and Mary Turner. girl.
Theodore and Hazel Shiflet, girl.
Willie and Floy Elrod. girl.
Walter and Laura Dyer. girl.
Sidney and Anna Wogan;; boy.
Charlton and Pearl Chute, boy.
Francis and LaVeine Crombie. boy.
George and LYDIA Curtis 80, boy.
John and Sarah Pendleton, girl.
Harry and Gertrude Meyer. girl.
John and Virginia Winters, girl.
Samuel and Rose Friedman. girl.
Benjamin and Grace Dinsmore, girl.
Milton and Viola Marshall. boy.
Thomas and Romell Jamison, boy.
Milton and Grace Douglas boy.
Daniel and Dorothy Thomas, boy.
Jack and Elsie Chase. girl.
Willie and Mary GLADDEN., girl.
George and Ethelene Davis, boy.
Nathaniel and Geneva Fields, boy. =
Chester and Gladys Moore, girl.
Rayford and Lenora Fletcher, girl.
Theodore and Matte Washington, girl.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
"EIaine Barrie'S" Father
SCOTS at "RomanCe"

NEW YORK, May IS U.S),
Elaine Barrie, 19-year-old protege
of John Barrymore, is really
Elaine Jacobs, Hunter College
student, it was learned last night
In an exclusive interview, hel
father, Louis Jacobs, Of $50 River
side Drive, a travelling salesman
told of the meeting between his
daughter and the famous actor
whose guest she now is on a Ha
Yana cruise. He said:
elaine has always been in
tereSted In the Barrymore fam
fly. When she heard John was
In town, she wrote to him. He
didn't answer. Then he got
sick, and she called him up At
the hospital, and made an ap-
pOintment. She went there
and did a little sketch for him
she's always been theatrically
.inclined-and he liked it D lot.
Hes always been her favOrite
movie star.
Mrs. Jacobs is on the boat
with her, You know. Elaine's
mother and / once tried to talk
her out of wanting to go on the
stage, but it was no use, she's
got q mind Of her own"
Elaine is exceptionally bril-
liant" and won a number OF
medals for excellence in French
while at Julia Richman High
School, her father said.
He scoffed at reports Of 70
nance between Elaine and the
veteran actor, declaring:
Il; This business about romance
and love is just poppy cock.
Barrymore just thinks EIaine's
wonderful material to make a
star out Of"
So devoted is Elaine to her film
star friend the apartment walls
are ''plaStered with pictures OF
him she cut out TO magazines and
newspapers" Jacobs said. He
went on:
II wouldn't be surprised If she
took the name Of Barrie out Of
admiration for him"
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Lee Smith, -. s09 o st. N. W.
and Mary Frsaley. rs, 1903 Fifth st.
Elmer s. Hunter, 81. and Mary R.
Hunter. 20, both of Jacksonville.
Lewis johnson, jr.. II, 314 Ninth
st. N. E.. and Katherine M. Cox, IS.
David e. Sherman. jr., %, 115 Eight
eenth st. s. E., and Bonnie I. Letner,
20. 1910 Ridge Pl. s. e.
Sidney R. Bayne. 80. 1928 Park Rd
N. W.. and Marguerite Bogue, rs, 1883
Meridian p. N; W: .. u,o
Mass. and Beatrice R. Marzolf. u,
1903 Taylor st. N. W.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, May "a
Especially The following marriage IL
censes were issued here today by the
clerk OF court: Charles Clarence Storm,
Is. of Lanham. Nd. and Faye Audrey
Newman, Is. OF Cottage City Md; Cliff
ford Earl Stitt, 80, and Eileen Frances
Robey, Is. both of Washington: Thomas
Wesley Hysan, 90, of Mt. Rainier. Nd.
and Margaret SalEman, %, of Brent
wood, Nd.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
PROGRAMS At NEIGHBORHOOD PICTURE THEATERS

day and Wednesday: Al Jolson and
Ruby Keeler in go Into Your Dance;
Kennedy comedy: band reel, comedy.
and Allen Jenkins in case Of the Gu
rious Bride; Morton Downey songreel:
Our Gang; cartoon. Saturday: Ginger
Rogers and william Powell In Star Of
Midnight; Dog OF Flanders"; Mickey
Mouse.
COLONY-sunday. Monday. and Tues
day: Bing Crosby and W. G. Fields in
"Mississipri": Crime Doesn't Pay No. /.
Wednesday and Thursday: Wallace
Berry in West Point Of the Air.; car
toon. Friday: Mary Ellis and Carl Bris-
son in ''All the Kings Horses; musical.
Saturday: Edmund Lowe in ''Mr. Dyna-
mite: Miracle Rider No. 3; Our Gang;
cartoon.
HOME - Sunday and Monday: Will
Rogers in Life Begins at 4o": band.
reel. Tuesday and Wednesday: Clau-
city. Thursday: Richard Barthelmess
in -Four Hours to XIII; Fiji D'orsay
musical. Friday: Fred MacMurray in
"Car ss": Our Gang. Saturday: Tim
Mccoy in Fighting Shadow; Mona
Barrie in Mystery Woman: Call Of the
Savage No. s.; cartoon.
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: Paul
Lukas in Casino Murder Case; COM
edy. Tuesday and Wednesday: Shirley
Temple in Little Colonel; comedy.
Thursday Buster Crabbe and Patricia
Ellis in Hold EN- Yale; musical:
Popeye. Friday: Buck Jones in stone
of Silver Creek; comedy; cartoon. Sat-
urday: Charles Laughton in "Ruggles
Of Red Cap; bandreel.
TIVOLT-SundAy. Monday, Tuesday.
and Wednesday: Jean Harlow ana WILL
liam Powell in Reckless: cartoon.
Thursday and Friday: Franchot Tone
and Una Merkel in ''one New York
Night; novelty. Saturday: George
O'Brien in Cowboy Millionaire: MIR
acle Rider" No. 8; Mickey Mouse; song
reel.
YORK-Sunday and Monday: Ginger
Rogers and Fred Astaire in Roberta:
cartoon. Tuesday and Wednesday: Joan
Blondell in Travelling Salsslady": COM
edy Thursday: Warren William in
Case Of the Curious Bride: Our Gang
Easy Aces. Friday: Edward Everett
Horton in 'Ten Dollar Raise; musical.
Saturday: Fred MacMurray in "Car ss";
comedy.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
DEATHS

Phebe e; T: XOdsr. 50 years. 1928
Edward J. Lewis. So years. 2Os1 NJ St..
n. w.
Jessie B. KittinEsr. so years. st. Eliza
Norman 3. Norton. 81 years, Emer-
gency Hospital.
Albert Murphy. 50 years Garfield Hos
Leo P. Kelly. As years. 1891 Cathedral
Ave. N. W.
Phillip Delesandro. ~ years. Freed
mems Hospital.
Wallace Anderson. 6 years. Chidren's
Hospital.
Charles Lee, ss years. Church of the
Epiphany.
John Boston. IS years. Casualty Hos
Joseph N. Swami. IS years, 1905 G St.
N. e.
Margaret PsndlstOn. IS years. Gal
linger Hospital.
Daniel N. Lewis. - years 4os7 K St.
N. w.
Daisy johnson. ~ years. 1913 Ninth
st. N. W.
Marie N. Tate. 40 years. ssS Third
Wilton Jones, 80 years. 'Gallinser Hos
pital.
Ollie Melvin. % years. Gallingsr Hos
pital.
Edward coutee. 20 years, Gallingsr
Hospital
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
Gov. Nice Names
Two State Boards

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May Is (Spe-
ciaD Appointment of thre e
members to the Milk Control
Board authorized by the General
Assembly and a similar number
to the Board of Aids and CHAR.
ties was announced here by Cover
nor Nice.
Members Of the milk board are
Colonel c. Wilbur Miller, Balti.
more, chairman; ex-senator David
G. Harry, Hartford County. and
A. M. Knapp, Of Gainesville. Lee
l.. Depkin, and Morris A. Rome.
Of Baltimore, and Thomas B.
Finan, of Cumberland, were
named so the charities group.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25

SARSaAsg1ssy as k.Sssn
Burke in THE Lives of a Bengal
"Grand Old Girl also, Sidney Black
zner and Gloria Shea in The Great God
Gold" Thursday: James Gleason, Edna
moon also Henry T Hull, frances Fra Drake
in Transient Lady" Friday: Shirley
Temple in Now and Forever" satur-
day: Tim Mccoy in 1.-THE Westerner."
also Gary Cooper: Shirley Temple in
oKOMA-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and WedneSday: VIII Rogers in Life LII,
d Sgn sea at Fe oSsD In WssD and E5
q Man" Saturday: Richard Arlen in
.'Hellodorado." also Florence Rice in
death Flies East"
HoWARD-on stage: In person
''Fats Walker" radios latest and great
and Lyle Talbot in RED Hot Tires"
vice. Ann Dvork in sweet Music"
Tuesday: John Gilbert. Helen Vinson in
Captain Hates the Seas" Wednesday:
Tom Brown. Anita Louise in Bachelor
Fl Tobn in fS 10y F 4on4 MSTS
and Friday: Charles Laughton. Zasu
Pitts in "Ruggles Of Red Gap" Satur-
day: Leo Csrrillo: Louise Fazenda In
winning Ticket"
JEsSE-sunday and Monday: west
Point of the Air. with Wallace Beery'
Robert Young. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Gold Diggers of 1885" with Dick
Friday: George Whites scandals"
with Alice Faye and James Dunn Satur-
day: The Whole Towns Talking" with
Edward @. Robinson: also The Cow.
boy and the Bandit" with Rex Lease.
SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday: The
Gilded Lily" with Claudette Colbert
and Fred McMurray. Tuesday and
Kay Francis and George Brent. Thurs
day and Friday: Roberta" with Irene
Dunn Ginger Rogers. Saturday. pa
boona," with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin John
son: also Square Shooter" with Tim
Mccoy.
PALM-Sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
All the Kings Horses" with Carl
Brisson and Mary Ellis. Wednesday
and Thursday: THE Gilded Lady" with
claudette Colbert and Fred McMurray.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
DIVORCE PLANS
: ARE DENIED BY
BARRYMORE

HOLLYWOOD, May IS d.N.sJ.
John Barrymore does not want
a divorce from his beautiful wife,
the former Dolores Costello, and
he will not file suit for a divorce.
This was revealed today by Col.
William H. Neblett, Hollywood
attorney for the actor, but at the
same time Colonel Neblett said
Mr.. Barrymore would not be re-
SponSible for Miss CoStelo's debts.
Despite the publication Of a
notice, signed by Mr.. Barrymore,
which read, Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will
not be responsible for any debts
or liabilities contracted by any
person other than myself" Colonel
Neblett declared:
'eNO mention Of divorce has
been made in our negotiations
other than that Mr.. Barrymore
will not file suit-that he does
not want q divorce"
The attorney revealed he has
been negotiating with attorneys
for Miss Costello for two months
relative to a property settlement,
and added the publication Of the
notice regarding debts was a legal
formality in keeping with the
pending settlement.
Miss Costello, who recently
moved from the Barrymore man.
sion atop the Hollywood Hills, and
took her two children to new
residence, m aintained strict
silence, as she has in the past.
Her attorneys likewise refused to
comment on rumorS she would
seek a divorce from Mr.. Barry
more,
The Washington times., 1935-05-25

FAIRLAWN-sunday. Monday. Tues
uay and Wednesday: will Rogers in
JEAN f' r s9Ea' and at Chester oH5:a'E
princess O'Hara." Friday: Joan Blon-
dell in Travelling saleslAdy." Saturday:
Wallace Berry in "West Point Of the
Air"
sTATE-sunday. Monday and Tues:
Wednesday: Henry Huh. Frances Drake.
Ann Harding in Enchanted April"
Thursday and Friday: George o'Brisn
in The Cowboy MillionHire," also Ed.
yard Everett Horton Horton. in ! $50 KsiSs
Warner Bros. TheaterS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Monday and
Tuesday: Ben Bernie In stolen Harm
ony." Wednesday aud Thursday: Ginger
Rogers and william Powell in Star OF
Midnisht: cartoon: Friday Friday Ri S1i@
musical novelty. Saturday: Lowe and
McLaglen in Great Hotel Murder;
Our Gang; cartoon.
APoLLO-sunday. Monday ana Tues.
day: Wallace Berry in West Point OF
the Air.; cartoon. Wednesday and
Thursday: Alice Faye and James Dunn
in George Whites Scandals Of 1885,;
comedy Friday: Burns & Allen in
Love In Bloom; COMEDY. SATURDAY
Lowe & McLaglsn in Great Hotel Muir
der: Tullio Carminati in Lets Live
Tonight; cartoon.
AVALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: will Rogers in Life Begins at
40": novelty. Wednesday and Thursday:
Wallace Beery, in West Point Of the
Air.; bandreel. Friday: Carl Brisson
and Mary Ellis in "All the Kings
Horses; Easy Aces. Saturday: George
O'Brien in when a Mans 4 Man" Mir
acle Rider. No. 3; comedy; cartoon.
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday: Bing Crosby and W. c.
Field in Mississippi: comedy. We'd
nesday and Thursday: Ginger Rogers
and william Powell in Star of Mid
night; comedy; cartoon. Friday:
Maurice Chevalier in "Folies Bergere":
comedy: See American First. Saturday:
George O'Brien in Cowboy Millionaire:
frankie Thomas in dog Of Flanders"
Call Of Savage No. 2.
CENTRAL-Sunday and Monday:
Gar 9S," with Fred MacMurray, Robert
Taylor in Buried Log; cartoon. Tues
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
$23O,146 Ransom
Money Recovered

Department Of Justice agents
have recovered $23O,146 Of the al
most half million dollars ransom
money paid to kidnapers, it was
revealed today by Director j. Ed
gar Hoover.
Of the 100000 paid in the
Urschel kidnapping, $123,730 has
been returned to the owner. But
in the Bremen case, where the
same ransom was paid, only $4,000
has been recovered to date.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
MARRIAGE PERMITS

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, May
25.-Marriage licenses have been
issued here to Charles c. Storm.
10, Lanham, and Faye A. New
man, 10, Cottage City; Clifford E.
Stitt, 80, of the 1900 block Of Sec
ond st. N. E., and Eileen F. Robey,
10, of the 4Oc block Of F st. s. W. {:
Thomas w. Hyson, %, Mt. Rain.
Ter, and Margaret G. Salzman, Is.
brentwood.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
Scott Lehman Rites
TOBeHeld Monday

A recent arrival in washington,
Mr.. Lift was a native Of wichita,
Kan. He was q Stanford Univer-
sity alumnus and held q lieu
tenants commission in the Ma
RE Aviation Corps.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mabel M. Lift, and
brother, Ben Lift Of Nice, France.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
Society Arranges
BANQUET to Filler

The American Lithuanian So
ciety, will meet at $50 p. m. to-
day at COL Sixth st. S. w., to
make arrangements for a banquet
Tuesday night in honor Of Re
serve Lieut.. Felix Watkins, who
plans a transatlantic hop to
KaunaS, Lithuania, early in June.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
LICENSED TO MARRY

James T. Clemens. SO. 23ss Eight
eenth st. N. W, and Martha e. Tyler,
Cornelius Newton. 81. Portner Apis,
and Bessie Scott, IS, Ethel, Va.
Columbus jackson. 30, 144S st. N.
W., and Alice Thompson, 80, Az o st..
N. w,
Damascus Maussr, "a, Auburn. Ala,
and Elberta johnson. %, Brooklyn.
Earl w. Pierce, 81, Nottingham, Pa,
and Helen r. Taylor, 30. Oxford. Pa.
Herman W. Lee, rs, 1903 Sherman
Ave-, and Marcunde L. Weldon, II,
1856 Morton st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
GEORGE B. Nice. FENW1CK

George B. Mcclellan Fenwick,
retired Int erior Department
worker, was buried today in Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Funeral services
were held at his home, 1900 block
Seventeenth ST., N. w. He IS sur
vived' by his widow, Mrs. Carolyn
Fenwick.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25

BRYAN, EMILY lon Friday morning.
May "a. 1885. EMILY J. BRYAN. the
sides her husband, she is also survived by
six children-two sons. Willard F. Bryan
and Kennth c. Bryan. and four daughters.
Mrs. Edna Neumayer, Mrs. Catherine Carr,
Cormick
Funeral services will be held from her
late residence, 424 Longfellow Street
Northwest, on Monday afternoon, May II,
1885. at 2 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Private interment will follow in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Services by Chambers.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
MRS. NANCY r. HOGE

Mrs. Nancy r. Hoge, mother of
Mrs. Annie H. Mcleod Of Hyatts-
vile, was buried yesterday ct Fort
Lincoln Cemetery following SER
vices at GaSch'S Sons funeral
home. She died Of heart attack
last Monday.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
open FOR CHARITY

Miss Katharine Dougal win
open her garden at 5000 P st.
N. w., to the public from 4 to Z
D. m. next Tuesday for benefit
of the Woman's Guild Of the
GEORGETOWN Presbyterian Church.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
Cards Of Thanks

HATHAWAY. HAROLD B.-I wish in this
way to express gratitude fol-. sympathy
and aid extended during illness and
beautiful floral tributes upon death Of
my husband, with special reference to
unprecedented loyalty and devotion of Mr..
employees in the Post Office Department.
BELLE C, HATHAWAY.
The Washington times., 1935-05-25
ANNAPOLIS PILGRIMAGE

) Society of Natives Of the District
Of Columbia will hold a pilgrimage
to Annapolis, June %. Buses
viii leave the District Building at
8 q. m.