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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The Old HaEpleo Keep ut Il

I am IN expectant mother and dur
Ing the first few months ! attended
. lecture By . nurse from the board
Of health. She told al about dis
eased babies and people and went In
to great detail about how they look
and 1t was quite dreadful -. and
I've worried % ever since. Oher
women tell me q baby can be mark
ed and they describe horrible cases
they have heard Of (Mrs. p. H0
Answer-of course the superstition
OF marking the baby Is ridiculous
to any one who knows embryology
OF the way in which development &C.
ours. These harpies, including the
one employed BY the board Of health,
ought to Be suppressed. Send
stamped envelope bearing your i'd
dress and ask for instructions for
Prospective Mother.
How're Your plmples?
You say II you were q youngster
and had q face Ill frescoed in black
heads and pimples you would not let
that disturb your eating habits. Il
you really believe diet is Of no i'm
portance In the cause and cure Of
pimples, people would be moro i'm
pressed II you'd just eat freely Of
sweets and other rich pastries and
still have . fine clear complexion like
George Bernard Shaw. B. z. W.
Answer-Oh, pshaw, my face u not
red enough. But the experience Of
millions Of young persons = SUI
ficient proof that I'm right. They
girge on sweets, pastries and what
have you, yet have no more black
heads or pimples than Is normal Of
physiological In youth. Young per-
sons with blackheadS and pimples
send 3 cent stamped envelope bear
ing return address for instructions.
(CopyriRht. 1885, John +. Dille Co..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-05

AZ noon there was . sman pack.
ago b her plate. Il bore . card
With her mana. Kay locked acrosl
the table at Harrow. He seemed
enS1ossed IN somethine outside. Shl
looked at Spike Winch. He merely
gTinned sniematieally. So shs b.
gan - opsn Il
L was . wEistwa4ch, slsndef end
distinguished, obviouSly very ex.
pensive, IN he boz was anothes
card which said:
sHeeeafesr IN kssp bsttsr watch
q TIE time. And yo9 may uss thu
% go that I d. Earl"
She had % smile. But che va
embarrassed and . BIT bewilderod.
Earl shs said aesusingiy.
Guilty - charged
sYou 6houldnt have dooo this.s
why noef ] am 2 grsat and
Arm believer q IT, Old fashionsd
virtue o6 punet1olity. WAsn @
your way . Wegk q The morning,
you will - ab1e = think - you
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tas0n1eeoe Who eW0ftD .yu0. So
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mogo than rank ool60hnoO - ms
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wise He hslped kee p3 + - -
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sheuldn't accept &"
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sorzy."h b rstorted ehesEf1lly. sBut
That WAS really hard % ezplain.
She couldn't very we'll cay that Gho
didn't want g accept the watch BE-
cause che was still hurt and Q bit
angry. That would b an admissiou
that che had not believed his story
aboot Ida and the aspirin. and the
truth was she didn't know what to
believe. Nor could She explain that
abe didn't want 70 b In the position
Ct having received . kift from Earl
6alsew under any circumstances.
9omehovs the gesture q giving her
that Watch seemed 20 hear out the
eeoeie0 She had heard about The man.
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ing : girl : wriseWaAeh. but n{eht
+ not b only . beginning1 And
might not her eeeepte1ee y IN in
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wrong; Ill o3 them tegetbee 03Ght
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aid. met 0Agzy vi6 n, th61gh1"
NotS oho 0danft1o6
spsx1setly IN Iight tAen.s
But Kay wunde9od e che had liod.
4ayeo sho Was a1gxy With him. Oh,
Why q heeyeo'o name should aho -
thought That was what worried
h9r. Wa theEo Q change ooming
evee her that modo hGe pguoo .
joale1Gy and Gpttef IheGo eouldnpt
b. Gho told hoEool4, and 81 IL uoxt
memonk, tkogo eoul6 8oeAoe MT -
think abeQk 0ettoS - koep o0ob
teek firmly q IL gEound.
That a4teIneon, alooo 1op q While
q the boat, shs teok seoe1E II .
way. he9s waa Mt . ploaan1t pegl-
eo9 Really, he waS eeneaAea .
e prsveaasd haf 6om tSiakiSe
clearly and oetine WITH 1too619.
Whatsvoe tAo sitoa&joa night 8
thogo Was alWayD t. thoue6t thaA
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boein . csreer. Tho mogc g
thought Of e and q III ealm g.
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The Washington times., 1935-06-08
RECORD OF BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES
DEATHS

Ann II. Ragland, Ss year, 1853 C
ST. y. L.
Sophia F. FeIIheimsr. 81, years. 1856:
Parkwood st. n. w.
John w. Niepold so years, 4224
Thirty-eighth st n. W
Ella W. LydelI, so years. III X St.
n. w.
Thomas n. Cumberland, II years,
Georgetown Hospital
Mary A. sproesssr. rs years. . Third
st. n. E.
Agnes r. D. lockwood, rs years, 1000
Seventh ST. n. E.
Julian a. Thurman. ~ years. Walter
Reed Gen. Hospital.
Lyde Trucks, II years. 1881 Euclid
Mandy X. Payne. 60 years. GsorE.
Edward M. Terrybsrry. IS years. 1920
Fuller st. n. w.
John j. Pujoi. 81 years. 1880 Eighth
Mary NJ. Evans, so years. 1925 Seven.
teenth st. N. w.
William R. ,sayleS. ST years, U. S,
Naval Hospital
Mary NJ: McGahey. 81 years. George.
william R. Scott, 81 years. Garfield
Matthew L. McAnulty, ~ years,
1919 n. c. Ave. n. E.
Gus stovrakas, ~ years, Emergency
Hospital.
John ]. Mcguire, 80 years, 1850 Wis.
Ave. N. w.
Helen Bradley, "a years, sibley Hos.
pital.
James Galifaro, 10 years, Casualty
Hospital
Dolores Provan, month";, Children'S
Hospital
George Barker, 81 years, Gallinger
John Wade, SIS years, GallinSer Hos.
Adde Brown. SO years, Gallinger
Marie Ennie. H years. GallinEer
Morrison NJ. Kinnisman. ~ years,
1884 Eighth St. N. w.
Joseph B. Flippo, 40 years. walter
Reed Gen. Hospital
Hugh Armstrong, ~ years, Casualty
Hugh Armstrong. 80 years. Gallinger
Moliie Brooks 20 years, Tuburclu-
losis Hospital.
George McClain. % years. 124S Twelfth
william Bowser. "A years, Providence
Joe clover, 10 years. Walter Reed
Gen. Hospital.
James Kelly, . months. Children's
George Goddtte IS months. EN-
Urgency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
LICENSES TO MARRY

Walter A. Sebastian. 81. s3l f St
n. E, and Jeanette C. Belisle. Is, "a
Seaton Pl. n. w.
Robert T. McCauley, "a EOS Sixth
ST. s. E, and Edith F. Roesle, "a, 2I11
Thirty-third st. S. E.
Francis J. Connor. rs. ~ Q st. y. z.
and Mary v Connors. %, 81 @ st. n. K.
Grant C. Smith, 81. 21s4 Florida Ave.
and Margaret V. Norton, Is, I'LL Yer.
mont Ave. y. w.
Francis NJ. Rarris IS, 1927 Ingraham
st. n. w, ana Eveley NJ. Christie, Is.
lAS Girard ST. N. W.
George R. Stewart. 27, 41S1 Alabama
Ave. s. E. and Lillian Costello, 81, 1879
Sixteenth st. n. W.
George A. Boss, rs, 500 B St. N E.,
and Mary E. Webb, IS, 112 Longfellow
st. n. W.
James II. Garrett, 49, Chevy Chase,
Md. and Margaret V. Hutchins, q, $500
Whitehaven Parkway. D. C.
Mckinley Crawford, rs, Charlotte, N.
c., and Wilhelmina Lavam, "a, Winston.
Salem. n. c.
John b. Wilburn 81, winchester, Va.
and Mary L. HumberL IS, Geneva, s. c,
George Ransom. IS, $40 L st. g. W.
and Dorothy Brown. ~. Goa New York
Ave. S. E.
Branch, Pa, and Hazel E. NeWt n MI! II.
I-0 Massachusetts Ave. n. w.
raymond j. Champion, IS, and Mar.
Saret F.: Wick, Is, both of 1922 q
=. Bernard P. smallwood 20, 1897 St.
~ ~ f. and Virginia E. Doyle 20, IS
\, Manuel Llaneza 80. 1915 Tenth st.
l st. N E. wa
Max n. Shock SO, and Mallery Aron.
oerg, rs, both of Baltimore, Nd
\. Tnomas Ruff, q, 4O2 New York Ave.
~ w., and Elizabeth Bawman, 81, 1l3e
New Jersey Ave n. W.
Martin j. Donohue "a. sag Florence
81. n; r. and Rose NJ. Di Giacomo. "a.
1213 Holbrook ST. ~ E. 80
The Washington times., 1935-06-08

maker, Indian Service, Agricul-
ture. Several grades of each
position are included in the
examinations.
Full information is available to-
day or Monday at the Civil Serv-
ice Commission, Seventh and F
SITS. N. W., room 113.
Representative William I. Siro-
vich CD, of New York. plans to
hold one more hearing on his all.
embracing omnibus bill for Gov
eminent personnel. it was re.
vealed today, and then it will be
presented to the House Civil Serv-
ice Committee for what is eX-
pected to be a vigorous tearing
apart.
This afternoon, Forest Service
employees of the Department Of
Agriculture will hold their annual
picnic at Grove 26, Beach Drive,
in Rock Creek Park. Free lem
onade, counselors for the children
who attend, various games,
marshmallow toasting and an EN-.
ploye band are included on the
program.
The following fair employees are
asked to contact the writer at
Room 300, Times Herald Building,
for email rorasent.
Mary Lou Maginnis, Senate Of
flee Building; EloiSe Quill, Agri-
culture; Teresa Michlun, FILA;
Ann Michlun, Interstate; Bertha
Neff, Internal Revenue; Frances
Jackson, Commerce; and Anita
Moore, AAA.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
2 Men Arrested
For Carnival
Wheel Game

With the arrest of two men
accused of operating shady
wheel games" police today con-
tinued their drive against car
nival stragglers who have flocked
to Washington in anticipation OF
a cleanup during the Shriners
Convention next week.
Headed by Inspector Frank
S. w. Burke, more than Is plain
clothesmen last night swooped
down on a carnival ground at
Third Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue, Northwest. They ar
rested two men, who, police said,
were Fleeing the public with a
tricky device (which did not
pay"
Those arrested gave their
names as Abe Friedman, 33, OF
Paterson, N. j.. and David Fine
man, SO, of Baltimore, Md. No
formal charges were placed
against the men.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
a Collie
Eager for a
Master

How would you like to have
this collie pup for your pet? His
name is Spot and he is waiting
for a master at the District
Pound, South Capitol and I SITS.
There are three other pups
just like Spot-his brother and
sisters-which are also hoping
for homes. Look them over at
the Pound.
Three kittens and their
mother, all black and white, are
being given away by Mrs. Ella
Lovett, 305 Thirteenth st. S. w.
The kittens are only two months
old.
Notify the Times Pet Editor
if you have a cat, dog, or some
other pet that needs home.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
LAKE GIVES UP
BODY Of BOY

Funeral services were being ar
ranged today for 7-year-old Ralph
Ekstedt. who toppled from a bank
and drowned last night in King
man Lake. a spur of the Eastern
Branch, at Benning Road.
The child was playing on the
shores of the lake when he semed
to lose his balance and fell into
the water. His body was recovered
by Harbor precinct police.
Joseph Thompson, 40, who lives
in houseboat near the lake, said
he saw the child playing on the
bank and walked over to warn
him of the danger, when suddenly
the youngster fell in. The boys
father identified the body at the
District Morgue.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
DR.. McDougle Buried.
In Cedar Hill Today

Funeral services will be held
from his late residence tomorrow
at 2 p. m. for the Rev. Leonidas
McDougle, who died suddenly
there yesterday. DR.. McDougle, a
member of the Baltimore Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, lived in the 100 block B
st. N. E.
He was born in Gilboa, Ohio,
in 1861, and entered the ministry
at the age of Is. Only a short
while before he died, he had
answered the roll call at a session
of the Baltimore Conference in
Foundry Methodist Church.
DR.. McDougle is survived by his
widow, Mrs. w. Stella McDougle,
and a daughter, Edith A. Nc
Dougle, an instructor in the Won:
ems College of the University OF
Delaware; two sons, Vincent and
Leonidas McDougle, jr.; a sister,
Mrs. Cora BuShong, of Findlay,
Ohio, and a brother, A. o. NC
Dougle, of West Leipsig, Ohio.
The Rev. Chesteen Smith will
officiate at tomorrow's services.
Interment will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery,
The Washington times., 1935-06-08

in TITS Gift" also Buck Jones IN
Riding for Justice"
ACADEMY - Sunday and Monday:
Jean Parker, Chester Morris in Princess
OHara." also Minna Gombell in Women
Must Dress" Tuesday and Wednesday,:
George Arliss in The Iron Duke" also
within the Rocks" Thursday and
Friday: Janet Gaynor, Warner Baxter in
zone More Spring" also Ralph Graves
in Ticket To a Crime" Saturday:
Walter Connolly in Father Brown, De-
tective," also Reb Russell in Border
Vengeance"
HTPPODROME-sund and Monday:
Claudette Colbert in THE Gilded Lily"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Fay Wray in
Spring Tonic" Thursday and Friday:
Cary Grant and Myrna 10y in WINGS
in the Dark" Saturday: Ruby Keller,
AL Jolson in Go Into Your Dance"
CAMEO-sundav and Monday: will
liam Powell and Jean Harlow in ''Reck-
less" Tuesday: Ricardo Gortez in
bara stanwyck in The Woman in Red"
Crosby in mississippi" Saturday:
Lowe and McLaglen in Under Pres
sure" also Mr.. and Mrs. Martin john
sons "Baboona."
ARCADE-sunday and Monday:
Claudette Colbert in Private Worlds"
Tuesday and Wednesday: James Cagney
Powell. Gloria Stuart in Gold DigEers
Of 1885" Saturday: Tim Mccoy in THE
Westerner." also Edward Horton in $50
Raise"
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
Kreiselmann Takes
Movie Post in D. G..

B. Bernard Kreiselmann, former
member of the Motion Picture
Code Board for Southern Cali
fornia, arrived in Washington to
day to assume a new post in
charge of distribution of Para
mount pictures here.
Mr.. Kreiselmann, a graduate of
the Harvard Business School, was
formerly director of the Trans
LUX TheaterS in New York and
an associate director of the Amer.
lean Arbitration Association,
The Washington times., 1935-06-08

CAROLINA-Sunday and Monday, Ed
ward G. Robinson and Jean Arthur in
and Wednesday, Warner GLAND and Mary
Brian in Charlie Chan in Paris" also
Adrienne Ames and Robert Armstrong
in "Gigolette;" Thursday Ruby keeler.
DANES" Friday, Claudette Colbert,
Warren William in cleopatra" Satur-
day, Hoot Gibson in Sunset Range,
also Claudette Colbert in cleopatra"
FAIRLAWN - Sunday and Monday,
Maurice Chevalier and Merle Oberon in
''Folies Bergere." Tuesday, Mary Ellis
and Carl grisson in An the kings
Boris Karloff in THE Bride of Frank
enstein." Friday, All Comedy Night with
Our Gang, Charlie Chase. Laurel and
Hardy and others. Saturday Aline Nc
Mahon and Guy Kibbee in while the
Patient Slept"
sECO-sunday. Monday and Tuesday;
Will Rogers in Life Begins at 40"
Baxter in zone More Spring" Thurs
day, Jean Muir and Ricardo Cortez in
White Gockatoo." Friday, Mr. and Mrs Mrs.
ton Foster and MELVIN Douglas in
Cortez and Virginia Bruce in shadow
of Doubt" Tailspin Tommy. Chapter 4.
with his orchestra revue. On Screen:
"G-Men." with James cagney.
JEssE-sunday. Monday and Tues
Ginger Rogers. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Reckless" with Jean Harlow vii
Lady" with Robert Taylor and Virginia
Bruce Saturday: 1.-The Winning Ticket"
with Leo Carrillo. Louise Fazenda, also
Western featurette.
"George Whites Scandals" with Alice
Fave and James Dunn. Tuesday Lets
Live Tonight" with Lillian Harvey and
Tullio Carminati," also 1910 Raise"
with Edward Everett Horton. Wednes
day: travelling Saleslady." with loan
Rlondell." Thursday and FRIDAY: Life
Begins at 40" saturday: While the
Patient Slept" with Alne Mcmahon
and Guy Kibbee, also Western fea-
turette.
PALM-sunday Monday and Tues
day: Go. Into Your, Dance" with Al
2sGn AND RUBY Kss5 Wtb n ans
Crosby. W. c. Fields. Friday: Car
90" with Fred McMurray and Ann
Sheridan" Saturday: THE Casino Muir
der Case" with Paul Lukas and Don
aid Cook.
Tuesday: Shirley Temple. Bill Robin
son and Lionel Barrymore in The Lit
tie Colonel" Wednesday and Thurs
day: "David Copperfield." Friday and
Saturday: Buck Jones in South Of the
Rio Grande."
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday: Wal
The Washington times., 1935-06-08

lace Berry in west Point OF the Air
Tuesday: Ann Sothern in "Folies Ser
gere." Wednesday and Thursday: "Da-
vid Copperfield." Friday: Garry Cooper
and Anna Stem in Her Wedding Night"
Saturday: John Wayne in Rainbow
Valley"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: George
Raft in "Limehouse Blues" Tuesday:
lightning Strikes Twice; also "Circle
Canyon" Wednesday: Ricardo Cortez
and Virginia Bruce in Shadow of
Doubt" Thursday: Tim Mccoy in
Friday: Ann sothern in ''Folies Ber-
gere." Saturday: Bob Steele in western
Justice"
RAPHAEL-sunday and Monday:
Charles Laughton in "Ruggles OF Red
Gap" Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day: AL Jolson and Ruby Keller in GO
CLANCY; also Lila Lee in within the
Rock Saturday: Bill Cody in Texas
Rambler"
LINCOLN-Friday June to Thurs
day, June 49,, Karloff in The Bride OF
Frankenstein."
REPUBLIC-June 7 to June 10: Ed
mund Lowe in MT. Dyoamite' with
Jean Dixon and Esther Ralston.
BOOKER TUNE 7 to June 10: Jean
cite Macdonald and Nelson Eddy in
Naughty Marietta"
STATE-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Karloff in THE Bride of Franken
stein" Wednesday and Thursday: Jesse
Matthews in Evergreen" Friday: Wal
lace Berry and Robert Young in West
Point of the Air" Saturday W. c.
Fields, Zasu Pitts in 'Mhs Wigs of
the Cabbage Patch"
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday; wal
lace Reery in West Point of the Air"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Boris Karloff
in BRIDE of Frankenstein " also 1T
Angel. Thursday and Friday: Gary Coop
er and Anna Stem in The Wedding
Night" Saturday: Edna Mae Oliver and
James Gleason in Murder On a Honey
moon" also Mona Barrie in Mystery
Woman"
PRINCESS-Sunday and Monday:
George Arliss in The Iron Duke" also
Hoot Gibson in Sunset Range" Tues
day and Wednesday,: Gloria Swanson in
Music In the Air." also Ben Lyons IN
Crimson Romance" Thursday and Fri
a TS. caFo oH Chssts5 Morris d in
Jones in 1.-THE Avenger." also Jack
0akie, Spencer Tracey in Looking for
Trouble"
STANTON - Sunday and Monday:
George Arliss in The Iron Duke" also
Wallace Ford in I'm Spite of Danger"
in "Limehouse Blues; featurette-"Man
Of Aran," Thursday and Friday. Fred
Astaire, Ginger Rogers and Irene Dunn
in Roberta" Saturday: w. c. Fields
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
BOY, z, INJURED

Jackie Zickafoose, 7, son of Basil
Zickafoose. 944 Virginia Ave. S.
w., was in a serious condition at
Emergency Hospital last night
from injuries received when he
was struck by an automobile
driven by Lillian Waldron, Is, 500
Otis Place N. w. Miss Waldron
was not held,
The Washington times., 1935-06-08

Sixth st. N. E. Burial was in
Congressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Murphy, who died Thursday
night, was native of Washington
and for 43 years had been con-
nected with the Post Office De-
partment. He was a member of
Harmony Masonic Lodge.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Grace Edna Murphy, and a
daughter, Mrs. Edelen Webb.
Also surviving are two sons, Will
liam and John Murphy, and one
brother, Samuel E. Murphy.
LIEUT.. d. L. ADAMS
Funeral services for First Lieut..
Dwight L. Adams, Infantry, U. S.
A., who died at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Ind, last Thursday, will
be held with full military honors
at Arlington National Cemetery,
Monday at $50 a. m.
Chaplain Julian E. Yates will
officiate.
Lieutenant Adams was the SON.
in-laW Of Brig. Gen. William K.
Naylor. At the time Of his death
he had been on duty as aide to
General Naylor at Fort Benjamin
Harrison.
Lieutenant Adams was born in
Randolph, VT. October 20, 1896,
and is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Margaret N. Adams.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08

day and Thursday, Claudette Colbert in
G5 Prva Fred o MacMuf Gnss' G eo%e csr M
D'Orsay comedy. souvenir See America
First: Saturday Edward Everett Horton
in Ten Dollar Raise" Mona Barrie in
Mystery Woman" Call of the Savage
CENTRAL -, Sunday and Monday
kins comedy, sportreel; Tuesday and
more and Lionel Atwili in MARX Of the
Vampire" Crime Doesn't Pay No. 1,
Buried Loot. Chick Chandler comedy;
novelty; Thursday. William Gargan and
Fiji DOrsay comedy. sportreel. comedy:
Friday, Maurice Chevalier in "Folies
Bergere." comedies travelreel; Saturday.
Jean aarloT pr. and M.am roRe
Enemy Mickey Mouse in Two Gun
Mickey"
COLONY-sunday Monday and Tues
day, Jean Harlow and william Powell in
Thursday, Bella Lugosl in Mark Of the
Vampire Laurel and Hardy, bandreel;
Friday, Franchot Tone and Una Merkel
comedy. See America First: Saturday,
Lowe and McLaglen in Great Hotel
Murder" Miracle Rider No. 1. Jenkins
comedy. cartoon.
HOME-sunday and Monday. Ginger
Rogers and William Powell in 'star Of
Midnight" Mickey Mouse in Two Gun
Mickey: Tuesday and Wednesday. Bing
Crosby and w. C. Fields in "Mississippi,"
Crime Doesn't Pay No. /; Thursday. Will
liam Gargan and Patricia Ellis in might
at the Ritz" comedy. bandreel; Friday.
Burns and Allen in Love in Bloom,
comedies; Saturday. Lew Ayres in Lot.
terry Lover" Ralph Bellamy in Eight
Bells" Call of Savage No. 8, cartoon.
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday. Richard
Barthelmess in -Four Hours to Kill.
Chandler comedy; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Victor McLaglen in THE Informer,"
See America First; Thursday. William
Gargan in might at the Ritz" bandreel,
Justice" Sylvia Froos songreel, Mickey
Mouse in "Mickey's Man Friday; Sat
urday, Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire
in Roberta" sportreel.
TIVOLI-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. George Arliss in "Cardi-
nal Richelieu," Jenkins comedy; Thurs
Men," Silly Symphony Tortoise and
Hare; Saturday. Walter G. Kelly In
Chase comedy. sportreel.
YoRK-sunday and Monday. AL Jolson
and Ruby Keller in go Into Your
Dance" Mickey Mouse in 'Dognapper";
Tuesday and Wednesday, Clapdette Col
Thursday. Burns and Allen in Love In
Bloom" novelties; Friday. Richard
Barthelmess in -Four Hours to KILL"
musical; Saturday. George O'Brien in
Cowboy Millionaire" Chandler comedy.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
Nice iii With Cold.
Engagements Off

ANNAPOLIS, June 8 (SpeciaD -.
Slowly recuperating from a cold,
Governor Nice today Cancelled all
outside engagements and con.
fined himself to the Executive
Mansion on the advice of his
physician.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
BIRTHS

James and Cecilia Scott. boy.
Clifford and Hilda Long, boy.
Arthur and LOttis Polsgrove, boy.
Francis and Mary DeNeane, boy.
Clarence and Lorain Hofstetter, boy.
Francis and Helen Richardson, girl.
Frederick and Cecilia Cawton, girl.
Mauice and Lottie Cambert. girl.
Richard and Ethel Bowling. girl.
Nicholas and Bernadine Guthrie, girl.
Mark A. and Eunce Reid, girl.
George and Barbara Bradley, girl.
William and Helen Hudson, girl.
Bernard and Rosa Burruss, boy.
The Washington times., 1935-06-08
HUFFMAN WINS DEGREE

LEXINGTON, Va, June 8
Oscar C. Huffman, of New
York, president of Continen-
tai Can Company, received the
honorary degree of Doctor of Com
mercial Science during the 186th
commencement exercises of Wash
ington and Lee University.