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The Washington times., 1935-10-19
MAIL ship SAILINGS

The following table gives the
hour Of closing for regular and
supplementary mail ION which
double postage Is required) at
the General POStoffice and City
Hall station; mails close at
Morgan annex, Thirtieth Street
and Ninth Avenue, half an hour
later. Ordinary prints, SAM
pies, parcel post and registered
articles close two hours earlier.
Registered mail accepted be-
tween 2 a. m. and 8 p. m., ex-
cept at General PoStOffice and
City Han station, which are
open until midnight. At Cen
eral POstOffice in Brooklyn let
ter mails close one hour earlier,
and prints, samples and parcel
post mails four hours earlier
than closing time. Star ("l
indicates mail must be specially
addressed by this steamer. Dag
ger (+) indicates supplementary
mails will be accepted on pier
up to ten minutes before sail
ing time. Dates following ports
of call represent scheduled ar
rival day.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
ARTIST
T0D0PANELS
AT HOWARD

Recently assigned by the Pro
curement Division Of the Treasury
to provide murals for Howard Uni
versity, Archibald John Motley,
jr, one Of Americas foremost
negro artists, will start work soon
on the first Of six panels.
In the meantime, Mr.. Motley is
marking time by acting as in
structor in the arts course at the
university.
Born A years ago. the son Of q
Pullman porter in New Orleans,
Mr.. Motley rode roughshod over
obstacles in the way Of his educa-
ton.
Works as Day LabOrer
He worked as y day laborer
while pursuing his studies at the
Art Institute Of Chicago. an or
ganization which in 1925 bestowed
on him a succession Of awards in
recognition Of the excellence Of
his work.
All Of the local schools murals
will be done in Frederick Douglass
Hall, and although the artist says
he has not yet sketched them,
they will depict scenes in the life
Of Mr.. Douglass, moving figure
in the politics of q century ago.
Artist Motley's paintings have
been shown in Copenhagen, Mu-
mich and Stockholm, as well as in
almost every prominent gallery in
this country. He is the holder OF
a Guggenheim fellowship ana the
Harmon gold medal in fine arts.
ION the Fence"
Asked If he considered his work
modern or classical, he laughed:
'Well, it's on the fence, I'd
say, about half way between"
His work at the university will
take about a year to complete.
He calls Chicago his home and
there he studied under Karl Al
bert Buehr, the German-born
artist whose work at the Chicago
Institute Of Art has evoked inter
national praise.
The Corcoran Art Gallery
showed IA of Mr.. Motley's paint
ings last year, all Of them done
for the Public Works Administra-
ton.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
DIED

COBB. KENNETH RAYNOR-Died at his
residence at Reading, Pa, KENNETH
RAYNOR COBB. son of the late Kenneth
Raynor and Marie Celine Nepage Cobb, Of
Norfolk. Va.
Funeral mass at St. Mary's Roman Cath
olic Church. Norfolk. Va. at 10 o'clock
Monday morning, October 81. 1885.
1nterment in St. Mary's Cemetery. Nor
folk. Va.
COLPOYs. HELEN BEATRICE-suddeniy.
on Thursday, October II. 1885, at her
residence 1868 Mckinley Street. n. w,
Chevy Chase. HELEN BEATRICE COL
POYS. beloved daughter of John B. and
the late Ellen Frances Colpoys.
Funeral services from her residence on
tives and friends invited to attend.
Interment at Boston. Mass
PUMPHREY, NELSON b Suddenly on
Friday morning. October 1s, 1885.
NELSON B. HUMPHREY. the beloved
husband of. Grace L. Pumphrey and
father of Russell n. Pumphrey, Leonard
b. Humphrey. Edward J. Pumphrey and
Mrs: Martha ]. Kaufman and son Joseph
Rufus Pumphrey. Late residence. 1103
East Capitol Street. Remains resting at
the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 5l7 Eleventh Street Southeast.
day afternoon, October q. 1888. at 2 80
o'clock from the W. W. Chambers Co
Southeast funeral home. 517 Eleventh
Street Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend
interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
AUTOS KILL I
IN MARYLAND;
4HURT HERE

Automobiles killed two Mont.
gomery county men late yesterday
and injured four Washington chill
dren, three Of them seriously.
One Of the men, Charles B. Fit
ger, a 65-year-old deaf mute, OF
Rockville, Nd, stepped from be-
tween parked cars into the path
Of an automobile, according to
witnesses. Police said the car was
driven by william F. Lee, Of the
$500 block of o st. N. W.
Fitzer was dead when q Rock
vile rescue squad brought him to
GEORGETOWN Hospital. Lee Is be-
ing held on 500 bond for investi-
cation.
Passenger In Car
The second man, John K. Peake,
SO, of 1900 Georgetown Rd., Alta
Vista, Md, died in Georgetown
Hospital shortly after he had
been carried from the wreck Of an
automobile on Georgetown Road
near the Rockville Pike.
According to police. Peake had
been a passenger in a car driven
by James F. Ryan, of Alta Vista,
Md. At q U turn the automobile
left the road and overturned.
Ryan, -7ho received minor injuries.
is being held pending a investiga.
ton.
Children Injured
The children who were injured
by cars on washington streets in
clude:
Abraham Shapiro, IL, at
Georgetown Hospital with criti-
cal injuries from an automobile
near his home, 1885 N st. N. w.
william Henderson, u, col
ored. 100 Hickman st. S. E., at
Providence Hospital. with COM
pound fracture Of thigh and
concusSion of brain.
Benjamin Hamlin, Z, colored,
1900 block Meade st. N. E.
Robert Thomas. 10, colored.
1o11 Kenyon ST., N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

PALM-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Murder In the Fleet" with Robert
TaS9r HGSav od oT LoHs rh Gene
and Ann Sothern. Thursday and Friday:
We're In the Money with Joan Blon-
dell and Glenda Barrell. Saturday: TITS
wendy Barrie; also The Silk Hat Kid"
with Lew Ayres and Mae Clarke.
HOWARD-cn stage. In person! Duke
Ellington and his famous orchestra with
Were In the Money with Joan Blon-
dell and Glenda Farrell.
LINCOLN-october IS to October "a
(inclusive) Bette Davis in Special
Agent" with George Brent, Jack LaRue
and Ricardo .Cortez.
REPUBLIC-october IS to October "a
(inclusive) cIaudetts Colbert in She
Married Her Boss"
BOOKER T-cctober IS to October "a
(inclusive): Stepin FetchH and Will
Rogers in Steamboat Round the Bend"
RAPHAE AEL-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: James cagney in The Irish
in U.s. with Pat O'Brien and Frank
McHugh. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday: "oil for the Lamps Of China"
with Josephine Hutchinson and Pat
O'Brien. Saturday: Bill Cody in "stx
Gun Justice"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: Dick
Gondolier." Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson's "Baboona" and Honeymoon
dal," with Airline Judge and Kent Tay-
lor. Thursday: Eight Bells" with
Ann Sothern and Ralph Bellamy; also
Hell Bent for Love" Friday: "one
New York Night" with Franchot Tone
and Una Merkel. Saturday: Bob Steele
in Smoky Smith,
BROADWAY-sunday Monday and
Tuesday: Paul Robson and Nina Mae
Mckinney in Sanders of the River, =
with Leslie Howard. Wednesday and
Thursday: She" with Helen Gahagan
day: Gene Autrey in Melody Trail"
ROSALIA-sunday and Monday:
silk Hat Kid" with Lew Ayres and
Mae Clark. Tuesday: Pursuit" with
Chester Morris and Sally Eilers
Powell and Luise Rainier in "Esca.::
pade." Friday: "Hooray for Love-"
with Bill Robinson, Gene Raymond and
Ann Sothern. Saturday: Buck Jones
in THE Throw Back"
PRINCESS Sunday and Monday.
''Vagabond Lady" with Robert Young
and Evelyn venable. also "Orchids To
You" with John Boles and Jean Muir.
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Scarface,"
with Paul NUM-, George Raft and Boris
Karloff, also Give Brook and Madeleine
Carroll in Loves OF A Dictator" Thurs
day and Friday, Ginger" with Jane
Withers and Jackie Scarf. also Age OF
Indiscretion." with Paul Lukas, Madge
Atlantic Adventure" with Nancy Car
roll, Lloyd Noland and Harry Langdon.
also John Wayne In The Desert Trail"
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
Civil Service Board
Announces TEST

Announcement is made by the
o. S. Civil Service Commission Of
examinations in the Department
Of Agriculture which close Novem-
Der 4, and one group in the De
partment Of Labor closing october
81. EntomologiSt, physiology; two
assistant entomologists, one on
man and animals, one on plant
disease transmission senior high
way engineereconomist: highway
engineer-economist; associate and
assistant highway-economist. De
partment of Labor. an associate
special writer; an associate and an
assistant special writer and exhib-
its designer. Full information at
the Civil Service office, Seventh
and F N. w,
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
THEFT
JAILS MAN
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, oct.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Oct.
19.-For stealing the bicycle Of
George Hartwell, Of Cheltenham,
George Simms was sentenced to
the Maryland House Of Correction
for 10 months by Judge George
Merrick in the Prince Georges
County Police Court yesterday.
Oliver C. williams, of Washing.
ton, was given a four-months' SEN
tence in the House Of Correction
after his conviction on a charge
of speeding over so miles an hour
on the Marlboro Pike.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
LICENSED TO MARRY

Vernon R. Hall. 81, Harrisburg, Pa,
and and Helen H; Lewis a. '2s We'tmin-
Pendieton L. Guiysley. az. 1909 Tenth
St. N. W., and Mamie Washington, "a,
2241 Thirteenth st. N. w.
Bruce A. Greene. IS, and Katherine A.
Albright, ~. both Of Madison, Wis.
Paul s. schaffer, 20, Fullerton, Pa,
and Melanie e. Uhlig, 30, Northampton,
Mass.
Jack Ford. %. s1s Q St. N. W. and
Mayzell Fort, IS, 705 N St N. W.
Russell D. Merritt, 25, Lynch Station.
Va. and Consuello Costley, Il, 1905
Nelson e. Richards. 80. Salem, Va,
and Jessie G. Elmore. q, Richmond, va.
and Ave. N. E.. and Gladys X. Becker,
81, Riverdale, Nd.
Maurice Canter, "A. Pill G st. N. W.,
and jeanette B. Kirsch, 21l, 2123 Penn
Gerald P. Hickenbotham. 25, carvsl
Hall Apis, and Alycs ]. sandberS, y,
Thomas /. Moore. q. s5O3 Tenth st.
n: E. and Nancy E. Carroll 20. 1921
Paul E. schwedIer, 90. Clarendon, Va.
and May A. Costello, 27, / st. n W.
Thomas A. Rooney, .2s. 11s Bryant
st. N. W. and Ruth 1. Aldrich. rs. 1Vf5
John D. DARN, "a, Detroit, Mich. and
Gladys E. Hamilton, 2s, st. Louis, Mo.
Charles D. Beard, 2s. Sanford, n. C.,
and Eugenia e. Mccreary, "a, Ft Col.
John c. Payne. 1r.. IS, 1907 Seventh
st. N. W, and Frances Cardozo, 27, 654
Girard st. n. w.
James F. spinks. 81, 225 Morgan st.
n. W.. and Willie A. Stewart, 81.
Palmer. Md.
Terence Q. Preece, 80. westbury,
L. L.. and Marguerite D. Prescott, q,
2701 Calvert st. N. W.
Oscar R. scholtz, 81, 300 Massachu-
setts Ave. N. W.. and Naomi 2. Erb,
IS. also Pennsylvania Ave. n. w.
Curtis L. Dillinger, 81 1871 Butternut
st. n. W., and Olene V. Godlove.- IS,
Wardensville, w. Va.
Bernard A. Downey, "a. $50 Fourth
st. n. E.. and Minnie Renzi, Fl. so X
st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
MRS. NETTIE GILMORE
TOWNSEND

Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie
Gilmore Townsend. wife OF John
Glenn Townsend, former attorney
in the Department Of Justice ana
now retired, were held at 2 p. m
today at the family residence,
5104 Fourteenth st. N. w. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery
Mrs. Townsend, who was SO, had
lived in Washington 3S years. Sne
died suddenly Wednesday.
Surviving her are her husband
and two daughters, Miss Helen E.
Townsend and Mrs. Grace Town
send Feehan, and two sisters. MRS,
James L. Scott, Of Edgewood, Ill.
and Mrs. John r. Thompson OF
Kansas City.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 10 GN.S0.
Following testimony that before
her marriage to Wiley Ulysses
Sallade. 57-year-old confidential
agent and chauffeur for Pierre S.
Dupont, Mrs. Edith June Sallade,
now seeking her third divorce, had
an eye on her husbands property,
the case today stood adjourned
until November 7.
The testimony was given by
Ernest r. Bartlett, q Camden bank
president and witness for Sallade
who is contesttng his wife's suit.
He said Mrs. Sallade introduced
herself to me as Sallade's fiancee
and asked me about the title to
the $37, 900 home they now live in
at Haddonfield."
Shortly after the Sallades were
married, Mrs. Sallade was quoted
as confiding to a neighbor:
"Give me five years and I'll
have everything"
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

G1o Glory; silly symphony ;" Rob6er Kitten. tier.
Wednesday and THURSDAY; Sylvia Sidney
comedy. Friday: BurDs and Alien in
Here Comes Cookie: cartoon and mus
ical. Saturday: James Gleason in Hot
Tip; George o'Brien in Thunder
AvALON-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Katherine Hepburn in Alice
day: Sylvia Sidney in Accent on Youth;
Joe Cook comedy. Friday: Norma
Shearer, Fredric March and Leslie How
ard in ''Smilin' Thru: cartoon. Satur-
day: William Boyd in 'Hopalong Cas-
sidy'': Keystone Hotel; sportreel.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday. Monday
and Tuesday: Joe E. Brown in Bright
day: Greta Garbo in Anna Karenina";
variety. Friday: Laurel and Hardy in
Bonnie Scotland: comedy. Saturday;
Robert Donat in "3s steps; John Boles
in "Redhead' On Parade; cartoon.
CENTRAL-sunday and Mon day:
James Gleason in Hot Tip" John Boles
in, in Red Heads on & Parade; Betty soop' ,o
Nat Pendleton and Ted Healy in Here
Comes the Band" comedies. Thursday:
Robert Armstrong and Edward Everett
Friday and saturday: viii Rogers in
Steamboat Round the Bend" "Crime
Doesn't Pay" reel
CoLoNY-sunday. Monday and Tues
Adams" Popeye. Wednesday and Thurs
day. Sylvia sidney in Accent on Youth"
comedy; Friday; Gary Cooper and Rich
Saturday: George o'Brien in Thunder
Mountain" Keystone Hotel" sportreel.
HOME-sunday and Monday: claud-
ette Colbert in She Married Her Boss"
Silly symphony Water Babies. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Sir Guy Standing in
Annapolis Farewell" cartoon. Thurs
day. and Friday: Katharine Hepburn in
Alice Adams, wrestling match. Sat
urday: Zasu Pitts in She Gets Her
Man" Edmund Lowe in Thunder in
the Night" cartoon.
sAVOY-Sunday and Monday, James
Gleason in Hot Tip" comedy; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Douglass Montgomery
In Harmony Lane" sportreel; Thurs
day, Tullio Carminati in Paris in
Spring" variety; Friday, Norman Fos-
ter in "Superspeed," Last Wilderness"
cartoon: Saturday, Sir Guy Standing in
Annapolis Farewell" cartoon.
TIvOLI-sunday, Monday Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Will
Rogers in Steamboat Round the Bend"
"Crime Doesn't Pay reel: Saturday,
Ted Lewis in Here Comes the Band"
sportreel, cartoon.
YORK-Suday and Monday, Clark
Gable, Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery
in China Seas" cartoon; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Joe e. Brown in bright
Lights" sportreel Thursday Mary FL
lis in Paris in Spring" sportreel Fri
day Norma shearer. Leslie Howard.
Frederic March in "Smilin' Through"
cartoon: Saturday. Jackie Cooper in
''Dinky," Last Wilderness" "Roaring
West" No. 2.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
Three Killed as Auto
PIunqes Into Canal

NORFOLK. Va, Oct. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Two men and a woman
were killed yesterday as their au-
tomobile plunged through a draw
at Centerville and dropped into
the Albemarle- Chesapeake Canal.
The dead: Miss PatSie Whilock.
25. of Princess Anne county, Va;
James Jackson McLeon, 90, OF
Greenbrier Farm. and Frank Flora,
q, of Moyock, N. c.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

ACADEMY - Sunday and Monday.
Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland in
people viii Talk" also Make A MI
Brooks Tuesday and Wednesday.
Marlene Dietrich in The Devil Is A
Woman" with Lionel Atwill and Cesar
Romero, also Jan Kiepura in My
d.y MS.Ft silk il canf aat xd wa Lew Ayre
and Mae Clarke. also Red Blood Of
Courage" with Kermit Maynard. Sat
urday. College Scandal" with Airline
Judge. Kent Taylor and Wendy Barrie.
with Tony. jr., also. Texas Jack" with
Jack Perrin.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday. Oracle
Allen and George Burns in Here Comes
Harding in "The Flame Within also
Mona Barrie in Ladies Love Danger"
Thursday and Friday, Loretta Young in
Shanghai" Saturday, James Dunn in
:.Welcome Home also Leo Carrillo in
swimming Ticket"
sECO-sunday and Monday. Janet
Gaynor and Henry Fonda in THE
Farmer Takes Wife, Tuesday. War
rem William and Margaret Lindsay in
':Ths Case of Curious Bride" Wednes-
day and Thursday, Dick Powell and Joan
Blondell in Broadway Gondolier." FRI
day. Spencer Tracy and Virginia Bruce
in The Murder Man" Saturday. Ed
mund Lowe and Claire Trevor in Black
ing Marshall"
CARO- oLINA-sunday and Monday:
Eddie Cantor in kid Millions" Tues
day and "Wednesday: Claire podd and
Al shean and Evelyn Brent in sym
phony of Living" Thursday and Fri
day: Ida Lupino ana Kent Taylor in
Smart Girl" also, John Wayne in West
'Tumbling Tumbleweeds." also, Joan
Crawford and Franchot Tone in mo
More ladies'
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday:
Annapolis Farewell" Tuesday: Joan
BlondelI ana Glenda Farrell in We're In
the Money" Wednesday and Thursday:
Norma sheaTer and Frsdrlc March in
Gleason ana 'zasu Pitts in Hot Tip"
Saturday: Sylvia Sidney and Herbert
Marshall in Accent On Youth"
JEssE-sunday ana Monday: Alice
Adams with Katherine Hepburn. Tues
day and Wednesday: China Seas" with
Jean Harlow and Clark Gable. Thurs
day ana Friday: Men without Names"
with Fred McMurray and Madge Evans.
Edmund Lowe and Karen Morley. also.
S'Welcome Home" with James Dunn and
Airline Judge.
SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday: THE
80 Steps" with Robert Denat and Mad
elaine Carroll. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Men without Names with Fred Nc
Murray and Madge Evans. THURSDAY:
Calm Yourself with Robert Young.
Friday: woman Wanted with Maureen
O'Sullivan and Joel McCrea. Saturday:
''Dinky'1 with Jackie Cooper and Mary
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
WAGE RAISE REFUSED

SHARON. Pa, Oct. 10 U.N.S0.
American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company officials late yesterday
refused employees demands for a
Is per cent wage increase, annual
vacations and a revised plan of
selecting employe representatives.
Company officials and employees
spokesmen will continue efforts to
reach an agreement.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
TRANSATLANTIC
No sailings scheduled Monday or Tues
day.


LATIN AMERICA. CANADA
Monday
PAUL II. HARDWOOD (R. L. Hague).
Aruba October IS. Pier 6, Consta BILE
Hook, N. J.--Mailss close / y. m.-Mails
for Aruba; parcel post.
Tuesday
ANCON panama r. RI, Port au
Prince October 81, Cristobal 30; Pier SIS.
North River (West Twenty-fifth StD.-
Mails close p. m. sails : p. m.-Mails
for Haiti.
NOVA SCOTIA (Furness Withyl, from
Boston to St. Johns October rs, etc.
and Liverpool.-Mailsc close 8 p. m. and
go by rail to Boston, thence by steamer.
Parcel post. for Newfoundland.
QUEEN OF BERMUDA (Furness Ber-
muda). st. Georges and Hamilton, Ber-
muda, October "a, and Nassau rs; Pier
95, N. r. (West Fifty-fifth St)-MSSis
close noon; sails 3 p. m.-Mails for Ber-
muda and Bahamas; parcel post for
Bahamas.
TEXAN (American Hawaiian). cristo-
bal October 80, cts. to Pacific Coast
ports: Pier 6. Bush Docks, Brooklyn
(Forty-second St.l-Mails close 8 p. m.
Complementary mails I p. m.)--Mails for
Canal Zone, Colombia (Narino Dept.
only, Ecuador bahia de Caraquez, Es-
meraldes and Manta only and Panama,
also Tahiti Marquesas and Society
Islands; parcel post for Canal Zone and
Panama.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

STANTON-Sunday and Monday, Fred
MacMurray and Madge Evans in Men
and Irene Ware in Cheers OF The
Crowd" Tuesday and Wednesday.
Evelyn Laye and Henry wilcoxon in
princess Charming" also Lola Lane
Distance" Thursday and Friday. Tullio
Carminati and Mary Ellis in Paris In
The Spring" also Charles Starrett in
What Price Crime" Saturday, Lew
Ayres and Mae Clark in "Silk Hat Kid
also George O'Brien in Fair Warning"
LTTTLE-sunday. Monday and Tues
day, Sinclair Lewis in Ann Vickers,"
with Irene Dunno, Walter Houston and
Edna Mae, Oliver. Wednesday and
MONTGOMERY in Biography OF A Bach
elor Girl" Friday and Saturday. Elmer
Rice's "Street Scene" with Sylvia Sid
ney.. William Collier, jr, and EstellS
Taylor.
ARCADE - Sunday and Monday:
Every Night at Eight" with George
Raft and Frances Langford. Tuesday:
% '%agabonG o LADY" "" sge Wednesday: 9" srhe ns
Murder Man" with Spencer Tracy and
Virginia Cherrill. Thursday and Fri
day: Norma shearer; Frederic March
Saturday: Joe e. Brown in Bright
Lights"
HIPPODROMK - Sunday: Norma
Sheara, Leslie Howard and Frederic
March in Smiling Through Monday:
and Tuesday: Peter LORE in The
Man Who Knew Too Much" also RI
cardo Cortez and Dorthy Page in MAN
haitian Moon" Wednesday and Thurs
day. Airline Judge and Kent Taylor in
college Scandal" Friday. Madge
Evans and Fred MacMurray in Men
without Names" Saturday: Greta
Carlo and Frederic March in Anna
CameO-sunday and Monday: Norma
Shearer. Leslie Howard and Frederic
March in Smiling Through Tuesday
Noel Coward and Julia Hayden in THE
Scoundrel." Wednesday: Calm Your
self" with Madge Evans and Robert
Young. Thursday and Friday: George
Raft and Frances Langford in Every
Night at Eight" Saturday: Alice
Brady in Lady Tubbs' also Tim Nc
Soy in Justice of the Range"
STATE - Sunday and Monday, Peter
LOIRE, Nova Philbeam, Leslie Banks and
Edna Best in The Man who Knew Too
Much; Tuesday and Wednesday. Robert
Donat and Madeline Carroll in 1.-THE 80
Steps; also. Laurel-Hardy comedy;
Thursd ay. Paul Robson and Leslie
Banks in Saunders of the River; Fri
day and Saturday. Betty Furness in
Keeper Of the Bees: also, Charles But
terworth in Baby Face Harrington"
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

cisco, Cal, Monday. probably VIII
be buried in Arlington National
Cemetery with full military non
ors. He was a veteran Of the
World War.
Mr.. Sutherland was well known
here as a post office inspector
from which position he was trans
ferred in July, 1880, to the Bu.
reau of Internal Revenue. Funeral
ARRANGEMENTS have not yet been
completed,
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Percy Bailey. 81, Garfield Hospital
Media Ensign. 4s. St. EliHabsths Hos
pitaI.
tion Hospital.
Robert L. Karp. Al, Casualty Hospital.
Adam Abraham, 40. Freedmens Hos.
pital
John Van Mort, 80, al Sixth st. N. W.
Charles Kidwell Is, GallinEer Hospital.
Ella Jenkins Lawson, 81. Gallinger
Hospital.
William E3rockenburg, alias John
John Geter. 81, Gallinger Hospital.
Ada Bishop Jackson. 81, s14 Ninth st.
N. e.
Alfred Parker, IL, Children's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
DEATHS

Betsy Couytman, ss, . Second st. N. z.
Edward Clark, rs, u. s. Soldiers Home
Thomas H. Hall, ~ 1719 Lincoln Rd.
N. 2.
Nettie Gilmore Townsend. To- Four
Lydia A. Boardman, 81. 27o1 Four
John W. Davey, 81. Georgetown Hos
pital. 49,
William Musselman, IS. U. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital. .,.,
Ave. N. W.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBAssADOR-sunday, Monday ana
Tuesday: Kay Francis and George Brent
in Goose and the Gander." Wednes-
day and Thursday: Claudette Colbert in
She Married Her Boss; bandreel. Fri
day: Marta Eggerth in Unfinished
symphony; novelty. Saturday: Laurel
and Hardy in Bonnie Scotland"; Roar
ing West No. S.; variety.
APOLLo-sundsy. Monday and Tues
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
REQUIEM MASS
FOR FORMER
D.C.PRIEST

Following high requiem mass at
1890 q. m. today for the Rev.
Terence F. Beehan, 36, formerly
Of Washington, his body was taken
from Baltimore to New Bedford,
Mass, for burial. Archbishop
Michael j. Curley presided at the
funeral mass.
Father Beehan came to Wash.
ington in 1920. After a short time
in the Government service he
entered Georgetown University
and later st. Mary's Seminary to
study for the priesthood. He was
ordained in 1927, celebrating his
first mass at st. Gabriel's Church
here. A short time ago he was
appointed assistant pastor Of
Corpus Christi Church, Baltimore.
Surviving him are two brothers,
Michael and Martin Beehan, and
three sisters, Miss Mary @. Bee
han, Mrs. Ernest Gerber, and Mrs.
Joseph Allanic. all of washington.
FREDERICK MUELLER
Funeral services for Frederick
Mueller, retired grocer who died
Thursday in his home at 306 Four
teenth st. s. e. after a lingering
illness, were held today at 3 p. m.
at his late home. Burial was in
Congressional Cemetery. He was
SO.
Mr.. Mueller came to the United
States from Germany nearly As
years ago. Surviving him are his
wife, Mrs. Marie Mueller; a
daughter, Mrs. Katie Rector, and
three grandchildren.
DONALD G. SUTHERLAND
Donald g. Sutherland, Al, q
special agent Of the Intelligence
Unit, Bureau Of Internal Revenue,
who died suddenly in San Fran.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19
BIRTHS

Charles v. and Ruth Corder, boy.
George C. and Clara Wentzel. boy.
Harry W. and Elizabeth Reed, boy.
James and Mary Finotti. boy.
Clarence @. and Nellie Harris. girl.
Frank and Emma Fenske, girl.
Bernard J. and Helen r. Mccarthy,
lrl.
Russell and Julia e. Leake, boy.
Robert and Eleanor johnson, boy.
Wade and Lillian Love, boy.