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The Washington times., 1935-09-05
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Ruptured Men Get
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The Washington times., 1935-09-05

Pl. \. w. and Mary E. King. -. Vest
chester Apts.
John Finley. 3:5 South Carolina Ava.
=: F., and Gladys F. Anderson, u. 4li
New York Ave. y. w
Arthur X. Thomas ~ IL ST Y f..
and Alma G. Wright. 20, 1918 First s.,
Cepha' l.. Bundv. a. Champlair. Va.
and Hattie T. Wilson. Is. Occupac,a Va
Fred Bolton. - and Christin. =
Davis, -. both NJ sos |. st y. w.
James Lewis. Is. 1913 Gales 81 W
and Anna NJ. Smith, ls Sj7la Paramount
St y. w 'ou"'
George r. Harris .s IS n 81 y W
y. w - ~
oliver !. Mckinney. cS co,yrh,
ONO and Lucy J. Howard. lSot Ran.
dolph St. '""'
ROCKVILLE Md. Sept tSneci,D
Marriage licenses were issued ,odav :,
the office Of the clerk NJ the No1tsor,
cry County Circuit Court TO Josenh
Gahan' 2S, Of Washington. D. ,rd
Mary l. Kerns. 81. Of Takona ps-E
Md Elmer c. Hanback, - and Eii,,
BETH Jetfrtes. 20, both NJ warrerton v.
Eari w. Lewis. 32 and Nellie G. wi,I-.
81 both of Washington. D. C.. Dwirht
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OF Washington. n. G.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
CURB ON AUTO
HORNS TO BE
STUDIED

Whether Washingtonians are
given to blowing their own horns
too loud is to be defeated some
time this month by the traffic
advisory council.
Traffic Director william A. Van
Duzer said today the council,
which hasn't met for many
months, will convene during the
latter part of this month and
one of the matters for consid-
Grafton is whether Washington
should have a regulation prohibit
ing the blowing Of auto horns be-
tween the hours Of midnight and
8 a. m.
Director Van Duzer has an open
mind on the proposal, but believes
if there is to be such a regula-
ton it should be city-Wide. and
not confined to zones.
He said:
CITY.WIDE BAN
'BIowing horns can be just as
bad in the most remote resi-
entail sections during a traffic
tie.up as 1t can be in the most
heavily populated districts. For
this reason, / think II there is
to be a ban, it should be city
wide. A man who lives in re-
mote section is as much entitled
to his sleep as one who lives
downtown"
Edward w. Thomas, Assistant
Corporation Counsel, a member
of the advisory group, believes the
whole thing is a waste OF time
He pointed out that at present
there is a regulation governing
unnecessary noise, which has
been applied to sounding automo
bile horns either in the day or a
night when the horn blowing is
unnecessary. He added:
"Now what's the use of pass.
ing a regulation prohibiting
the blowing of automobile horns
when we already have a regula-
tions and can't enforce it?"
London Idea
The idea of the ban on horn'
ORIGINATED in London more thar
a year ago. y was taken up {
short tirn .&ter by traffic di
rectors in large American cities
who toyed with it and final!
dropped it. The idea was revived
a few days ago by Mayor La
Guardia of New York, wht
threatened to clamp down with
city ordnance against horn toot
ing at night after receiving nu
merous complaints from sleeples
residents.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
Robs Peter to Pay Paul

LEWISBURG, Pa. GN.S0-Jo-
seph Weller's efforts to square
himself with the law landed him
in Jail. Weller, 8 21-year-old farm
youth living near here, admitted
to Sheriff John Hackenberg he
had stolen six bushels Of wheat
from the farm Of Thomas Spang-
ler in order to obtain money with
which to pay a $3.50 traffic fine.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
ARTHUR ]. PATES

Funeral services for Arthur ].
Pates, So. retired official Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company, were held this
morning at 1890 from the resi-
dence at Leland St.. Chevy
Chase. Burial was in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05

Moses and Geneva Prather. boy.
william S. and Ruth Cash, boy.
Raymond and Dorothy e. Byrd, girl.
Walter and Caroline Lewis, girl
Robert II. and Alice J. Knight. girl.
Albert and Mary e. Dudley, girl.
Charles W and Olga f. Carter. hoy.
boy. ~
Waldron and Carmen Greene. boy.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
MRS. FRANCES M. SMALL

Funeral services for Mrs,
Frances Marion Small. who died
Monday at her home in the 1900
block Euclid st. N. w., we're held
at 9 a. m. today in St. Paul's
Church. Fifteenth and v Streets
Northwest. Interment was in Ar.
lington National Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
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The Washington times., 1935-09-05
MRS. DAVIDSON
SUCCUNBS TO
ILLNESS

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
P. Davidson, widow OF one Of
Washington'S prominent bankers
and realtors. H. Bradley Davidson.
will be conducted from her home
in Edgemoor tomorrow.
Mrs. Davidson was stricken with
pneumonia while on vacation
trip to the Northern United States
and died yesterday In st. Lukc'h
Hospital at New Bedford, Mans.
H. Bradley Davidson. son Of one
Of Washington's oldest familien.
was the organizer OF the CONNER
cial National Bank and the lin
coin National Bank, aS we'll ps
being a member OF the realty firm
Of Davidson and Davidson ms
Davidson. the former Mary stan
ard Porter, was his second wife
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
F.. H. TILLSON

E. H. TillSon. longtime rcHident
Of Arlington county. Va. died nt
his home in Clarendon Yesterday
He is survived by his widow and
five daughters. Elizabeth, Erna.
Grace and Margaret TillSon. all Of
Arlington county, and Olive TIL,
son, who is training at the Nor,
folk Hospital, and two sons. Al
bert H. TillSon. Of Arlington
county. and William Tillson, Of
San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05

GRIGSBY. EDITH MAE-On Sunday, Sep
tember !; 1888. EDITH MAE GRIGsBv.
Besides her husband she is also survived
hy her parents Edward and Christlns
Law, one brother Robert Law two ss.
ters Jane Law and Mrs. Ruth Lorls
, Funeral services will be held from her
late residence. 400 y Street Southwest
on Thursday afternoon September 8
Relatives and friends are invited to At.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05
DIED

FOEHI.. JENNIE Mon Wednesday Son.
1rSm rtem6er 1898; at Emergency Hospital,
bert ). Foehl. and mother OF Edward ).
4 =. Marie Elizabeth Foehl. and sister ~
George w Hepler. Mary F. Crater n,
: fnarrlsnnrs fiii,f's Pa. and Irving F. Hepler. Of
-, Funera from her late residence o;ns
twelfth ST. \. F.. Saturday. September
:. at D m. ''i"''
Reatlves and friends are invited Ia
attend "
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
services by the W W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home
The Washington times., 1935-09-05

MELLACH. CAPT. WILLIAM H.-on
Wednesday. September T. 1898, al Noun,
Alto Hospital. CAPT WILLIAM H. MEL
LACH. retired. the beloved husband of the
late MarGaret Mellach, member OF spanish
war Veterans.
Remains resting AT the W. w Chamber.
Company funeral home. Fourteenth and
Ch4pin Streets Northwest.
Services and in1ermert with fun mil.
tary hOnorS at Arlington National Cen,e-
terry. on Saturday, September :. 1888. At
II a. m.
Friends are invited.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05

WRIGHT. MICHAEI-On Thursday morn
ing sePtemSer Sep 5 1912 at his res
WRIGHT, the beloved husband of Luvenla
Wright and brother OF ]. Laurence Wright
and Mrs. Edward F. Clark
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home. 81
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Funeral services and interment in shep-
herdstown. W. Va.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05

SILVA, ARTHUR J.-Suddenly. on Mon
day, September .. 1888. at his residence
500 Ninth Street Southeast. ARTHUR J.
SILVA. Remains resting at the W. "
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home 81
Eleventh Street Southeast
Funeral services will he held from the
W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home, 517 Eleventh Street Southeast. on
Friday September &. at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment strictly private
The Washington times., 1935-09-05

MOORE. DANIEL X. On Wednesday Sep,
beIoved husband ~ AIics Moo"o .r.J Is 3
years.
Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral
home. sl6 H Street Northeast. on Satur-
Relatives and friends invited.
The Washington times., 1935-09-05

sCHARTNER. IDA CHRISTINA - Sud-
denly on Monday. September - 1885.
at Annapolis, Md. IDA CHRISTINA
SCHARTNER. beloved daughter of Frede-
rick and Christina Schartner tnee Fritz =,
Funeral from her late residence 323
Fl Street Northeast on Friday, September
g. 1888 at n. m.
Services at the Church of the Reforna-
ton. Second and East Capitol Streets at
. 30 n. m.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at.
tend.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

Fred r. Archer, 2s, Salisbury, N. c.,
and Helen ]. Gibson, 81, Statesville, N. c.
Thomas F. Joyce, rs, 1853 Park Rd.
N. W., and Elizabeth T. Scanlon, 27.
Francis ]. Berne. 80, Providence, R. l.,
and Helen A. Ryan, 20, 1920 Illinois
Ave. N. W.
Benjamin B. Tresdwell. rs, and Eliza
beth w. Clary, rs, both Of 4Sl5 De Rus
sey Pkwy., Chevy Chase, Md.
William NJ. Hessler, "a, sol Rock
Creek Church Rd., and Margaret A.
Smith,. 22. 321 Thirteenth st. s. e.
James s. Torrance. %. 10 Fillmore St.,
and Agnes G. Hicks, 20. s14h Eleventh
st. N. z.
Bertrend ]. curran, 80. and Mary H.
O'Mahony. 2s, both Of Seattle. Wash.
Wilbur L. Rose, jr., 40, and Margaret
A. Smith, 35. both of Baltimore, Md.
Jack L. Jett, %. 421 Eleventh st. s.
E., and Pauline v. Smelling, 20, Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Henry D. Harper, jr., %, and Thelma
G. Hansen, 81, both of Washington, N. c.
Samuel r. Gore, rs, 4606 Langdrum
Lane, Chevy Chase, Md, and Anna e.
Richardson, %. 634 A st. s. E.
Charles w. Tully, 30, 501S Porter st.
N. W., and Evitz e. RAFT, rs, S729 Reser-
richard e. Taylor, "a, $40 Elliott st.
N. E., and Catherine @. Tippett. rs,
Landover, Nd.
Joseph c. Anderson. rs, 41O Longfellow
st. N. W.. and Minnie L. Rife, 10, Ia
koma Park, Md.
Edward e. Galloway, 20, 1921 Sixth
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
MELVILLE CHURCH

Funeral services for Melville
Church, prominent washington
patent attorney, who died Thurs
day in Boston at the Massachu.
sets General Hospital, were held
today at p. m. in the All Souls
Episcopal Church on Cathedral
Avenue. Burial was in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Church. who was rs, had
practiced law in the Capital for
nearly so years.
Surviving him are Z children,
II grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. The children are
Melville D. Church, member Of
the law firm: Durant Church, of
Bethesda; Heyliger Church. of
Marblehead, Mass: Kortright
Church of Bethesda, Md; Hey.
Tiger Church of Marblehead,
Mass: Kortright Church of Falls
Church, Va; Mrs. Mckee Bar
clay, Baltimore, Md; Miss Nal.
lory Church, Of Washington, and
Mrs. Lawrence Blair, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Honorary pallbearers will in
clude prominent members of the
District Bar Association. They
are: Major william S. Hodges,
j. Austin Stone, Albert E, Diet
erich, Arthur E. DoWell, William
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
ERWIN LEETH

Hill Crest, East Washington
Heights Baptist Church; Kalo-
rama, 2345 AShmead Pl. N. W.;
Park View, Park View School;
Piney Branch, Roosevelt High
School; Stanton Park, Peabody
School: Northeast, Ludlow School.
Tuesday Night: Citizens Forum
of Columbia Heights, Powell
School; Foxhall Village, st. Pat
ricks Church Hall; Petworth, Pet
worth School; Southeast Confer
ence, Buchanan School.
Wednesday Night: Chevy
Chase, E. v. Brown School; Dahl
gren Terrace, Crosby Noyes
School; Randle Highlands. 2407
Minnesota Ave. S. E.; Sixteenth
Street Highlands, Brightwood
School; South Washington, No. 4
Police Station.
Thursday Night: The Washing
tonians, Brighton Hotel.
Friday Night: Glover Park,
Home Industrial School; Takoma
Park, Takoma Library; Society Of
Natives, the Washington Club.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

monia at the age of SO, were held
today at 2:30 p. m. in the chape,
of Cedal Lawn Cemetery, Patter-
son, N. j., the place Of burial.
Mr.. Dalglish was a brother OF
Detective Sergeant John Dalglish
attached to the homicide squad OF
the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment. He came to Washington
Is years ago.
Born in Scotland, he came to
the United States as a boy and
for several years resided in Patter-
son. His Washington home was
at So Rhode Island Ave. N. e.
Surviving him are two sons,
George c., jr., and Thomas j.
Dalglish; a daughter, Dorothy v.
DalgliSh; his brother. John, and
three sisters, Mrs. Eliza b e t h
Knackstedt, Mrs. Helen McNair
and Mrs. John Gillian.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
Byron Blake to Rest
LIN Arlington Grave

When taps" is sounded Mon
day as the body Of Byron Blake
is lowered into q grave at Airing
ton National Cemetery, there will
be only one man left Of a regi-
ment of recruits who fought with
the Sixty-sixth Ohio Volunteers
during the Civil War.
And Byron Blake leaves behind
him the tradition of being the
only man to tell Gen. William
Tecumseh Sherman, doughty hero
Of Sherman's march to the sea,
where to get off.
According to Mrs. Blake. known
affectionately as Ma" Byron
Blake, then a STRIPPING recruit.
was standing guard over a tent
when the general, accompanied by
two staff officers. approached.
Private Blake's orders were to
allow nobody to pass, and he car
ried them out politely but firmly.
It wasn't until Sherman had
walked away that he learned who
he was.
Mr.. Blake, who lived to be 90,
was born in Milford Center, Ohio,
where he lived most Of his life.
He has been spending the last
few winters in Washington with
the wife he married so years ago
and his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wisner,
at 2l44 Eve st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

CAROLINA-Sunday and Monday,
Airline Judge and Kent Taylor in Col
Queen: Tuesday and wednesday, Anna
Stem in I'VE Live Again" also. Anna
Neagls and James Rennie in THE Little
Damoze" Thursday and Friday, Miriam
Hopkins, Nigel Bruce. Frances Dee and
Sir Cedric Hardwicke in Becky Sharp:
Saturday, John Wayne in Paradise
Canyon" also, Claudette Colbert and
Richard in II Cover the Waterfront"
sECO-sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
Shirley Temple. John Boles and Rochelle
Hudson in Curly Top; Wednesday,
George Raft. Edward Arnold and Claire
Dodd in The Glass Key; Thursday.
in a Blue Moon; Friday. Bette Davis
and George Brent in Front Page
Woman; Saturday, Airline Judge and
Kent Taylor in college Scandal: also.
Bob Custer in Justice Of the West"
and "Rustlers Of Red Dog" Chap. 10.
JEssE-sunday and Monday. Bright
Lights" with Joe. E. Brown; Tuesday,
"Brewster's Millions" with Jack Bu-
ehanan and Lily Damita:" also. Man
Wednesday and Thursday. "Jaina," with
Kay johnson and Ian Hunter; Friday,
She Gets Her Man. with Zasu Pitts
and Hugh o'connell; Saturday. I'm
known Woman" with Richard Crom-
we'll and Marian Marsh: also, Chasing
Yesterday with Ann Shirley.
SYLVAN-S Sunday and Monday,
Farmer Take A Wife" with Janet Gay
nor and Henry Fonda; Tuesday and
Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell; Thurs
day and Friday, THE Murder Man. with
Spencer Tracy and Virginia Bruce; Sat
urday. Baby Face Harrington" with
Charles Butterworth.
"Brewster's Millions" with Jack Buch-
anan and Lily Damita; Wednesday and
Donat and Madelaine Carroll; Friday,
Ginger" with Jane Withers; Saturday.
same as Friday.
TAKOMA-supday and Monday, Janet
Gaynor in Farmer Take Wife; Tues
day apd Wednesday, zasu Pitts in "She
Gets Her Man." also Paul Lukas in
casino Murder Case; Thursday and
Friday, Naughty Marietta" Saturday.
Lew Ayres in silk Hat Kid" also Hoot
Gibson in Frontier Justice"
FAIRLAWN - Sunday and Monday.
Clark Gable and Jean Harlow in China
George Raft and Alice Faye in Every
Night At Eight; Thursday, Tullio Car
minatti and Mary Ellis in paris In The
Spring.: Friday, George O'Brien in
Hard Rock Harrigan"; Saturday, Jack
Holt in Storm over The Andes"
STANTON-sundaya and Monday. Ida
Lupino and Kent Taylor in Smart Girl"
also Douglas Montgomery and Alice
Brady in Lady Tubbs"; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Noel Coward and Julie Hay
don in THE Scoundrel," also Norman
Foster and Esther Ralston in Ladies
Crave Exeitment"; Thursday and Fri
day John Boles and Jean Muir in
Orchids To You," also Judith Allen and
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
COLONEL WILLIAM ]. CON-
MOLLY

Funeral services for Col. viii
liam j. Connolly, infantry officer
formerly in charge Of one Of the
CCC camps in Little Rock. Ark.
will be held Tuesday at 9 a. m. in
the Chapel at the Army Medical
Center, Chaplain Patrick j. Ryan
officiating.
Colonel Connolly died yesterday
in Walter Reed Hospital in his
fifty-eighth year. He will be
buried with military honors in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Colonel Connolly was born In
ireland. His home address, &C
cording to War Department rec
ords, is San Antonio, Tex.
The colonel, who rose from the
ranks, began his military career
in 1898 with the Connecticut In
fantry. He also served in the
Cavalry and Coast Artillery. Dur
ing the World War he served with
the Quartermaster Corps.
Surviving him is his widow, Mrs
Blanche c. Connolly.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
Incinerator Appeal
Voiced by Citizens

SILVER SPRING, Md, Oct
IL (SpeciaD Construction Of ar
incinerator in the eastern subur.
ban area Of Silver Spring and
abolition of the practice Of haul.
ing trash into the county to be
dumped was urged at a meeting
of the Silver Spring Citizens Asso-
citation. The group also would
have the county develop a six-acre
tract in the rear of the local Ma
tional Guard armory, and pur-
chased for a municipal center.
into a public park.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

IRegis Toomey in Reckless Roads; Sat
urday, Ricardo Cortez and Dorothy Page
in Manhattan Moon," also Tim Mccoy
in "Outlaw Deputy"
PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday:
Shirley Temple in Curly Top" with
John Boles. Rochelle Hudson, and Jane
Darwell; also, "Cheers of the Crowd"
with Russell Hopton and Irene Ware.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Baby Face
Harrington" with Charles Butterworth
and Una Merkel; also Jan Kierura ih
MY Heart Is Calling" Thursday and
Friday: Murder in the Fleet" with
Robert Taylor and Jean Parker: also
Champagne for Breakfast" with Mary
Carlisle. Hardie Albright, Joan Marsh.
and Lila Lee. Saturday: Nancy Carroll
and George Murphy in after the
Dance; also Harry Carey in "Rustler's
Paradise"
Charles Boyer and Merle Oberen in
Thunder in the East" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Jesse Matthews in Ever
green; also Henry. Hull in werewolf
of London" Thursday and Friday:
'Vagabond Lady" with Robert, Young
Shearer, Fredric March, and Leslie
Howard in Smiling Through"
CAMEO-Sunday. Monday. and Tues
day: Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, and
Wallace Beery in China Seas" Wednes-
day: Fred MacMurray in Men With
out Names" Thursday and Friday: Joe
E. Brown and Ann ,Dvorak in Bright
Lights" Saturday: Gilbert Roland in
Ladies Love Danger; also George
O'Brien in Hard Rock Harrigan."
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Sir
Guy Standing in Annapolis Farewell"
Tuesday: THE Glass Key" with George
Raft and Edward Arnold. Wednesday
and Thursday: Charles Boyer and Lor-
eta Young in Shanghai" Friday: ALL
Comedy Program. with Laurel and
Hardy, Our Gang, etc. Saturday: Jesse
Matthews in Evergreen; also Jack
LaRue in Calling All Cars"
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

a. O' OHASCOA 10 GI16 CuTO I1L1C'
Back yards of a row of flats on
Military Road come out to a
fence on the same curb line vir-
tually making an alley out OF
Rock Greek Ford Road, it was
declared.
Protests, it was revealed, were
made to Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
velt, and the District CommiS-
sioners. Mr.. O'Connor said he
would carry the protest to the
investigation Of the building In
spector's office scheduled for Oc
tober Is.
Officers Elected
With the exception of Capt. Mil
ton D. Smity, who resigned as
corresponding secretary, all old
Officers were reelected. They are
Charles w. Ray. president, for
the eighteenth consecutive term;
John Clagett Proctor, first vice
president; L. F. Randolph. second
vice president: L. ]. Cantrellr
third vice president; A. Y. Casa
nova, fourth vice president; c. E
Bigardus, recording secretary; Ell
mer johnson, financial secretary
and G.. R. Wilhelm, treasurer. j,
W. Ferreter, succeeds Captain
Smith as corresponding secretary
William NICK. Clayton, and John
A. Saul, were named delegates to
the Federation of Citizens ASso.
Citations. New members elected
were Marvin O'Connor, Richard
Belches, Jessie L. Larcombe,
James r. Larcombe and MIS-
Florence L. Carlton.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12

ACADEMY-Sunday and Monday: Mae
West in Coin to Town; also Alice
LADY LADY TUBS" rGS D00F TUESDAY 9' ana wednes.
coxon in princess Charming; also
1.-THE Headline Woman" with Heather
Friday: Manhattan Noon" with Ri.
"Love Past 80" with Aileen Pringle.
Theodor Won Eltz, Gertrude Messin-
"Death from Distance" with Russell
Hopton, Lola Lane and George Marion.
sr; also Buck Jones in Border Law"
and final chapter of ''The Phantom
Empire
sTATE-sunday and Monday: Elisa
beth Bergner in ESCAPE Me Never:
Helen Mack and Helen Gahagan in
March Of Time" Wednesday and
Thursday: Loretta Young and Charles
BOYER in "shanghai"; also i,dsx BinE Crosby sDg
Saturday: sir Guy Standing and Tom
Brown in Annapolis Farewell"
der and the Mills Blue Rhythm Band.
On screen: Little Big Shot" featu:-
ing sybil Jason and Robert Armstrong.
BRoADwAY-sunday and Monday;
with Lew Ayres and Mae Clarke.
Wednesday and Thursday: William
Powell and Luise Rainier in .Es-
Gibson in FRONTIER Justice"
MoTT-sunday and Monday: Men
without Names" with Fred MaoMurray
Armstrong in Mystery Man and He'll.
dorado" wednesday: Death Flies East
with Florence Rice and Conrad Nagel:
and "Giri Of the Limberlost." Friday:
Shirley Temple in Curly Top" satur-
day: Buck Jones in Border Brigands."
KarIoff in 1.-The Black Room" Tuesday:
Ken Maynard in His Fighting Blood"
Wednesday and Thursday: "one New
York Might" with Francnot !snc @ I9pe ana no
with Robert Young and Virginia Bruce
Saturday: George o'Brien in Cowboy
Millionaire"
RAPHAEL-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: broadway Gondolier" with
Dick Powell and Joan Blondell. Wednes-
day and Thursday. Girl From Tenth
Ays1eS ATnteS FEiday Tith Ss1sS and SstuTday: His
Fighting Blood with Kermit Maynard
LINCOLN-Friday TO 1nursody &c
&ober II to IT, inclusive: George Raft in
''The Glass Key with Edward Arnold
and Claire Dodd.
REPUBLIC-Friday to Thursday, &C.
tober II to October II, inclusive: Lo-
retta Young and Charles Boyer in
Shanghai" with Warner GLAND and
Alison Skipworth.
BOOKER friday to Thursday,
, Oct. IL 4 II. inclusive: "Jalna." with
, Kay johnson, David Manners and Nigel
! Bruce.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
Mother, Child
Are Awaiting
AdOptiOm

A mother cat and her kitten
are looking for a home.
The mother cat, about one year
old, is known as ''Eegie." The
baby. also a female, and about
two months old, hasn't been
named as yet.
If you want these cats as pets,
communicate with M. v. Thomp-
son, $500 Belt Rd. N. W., who is
offering them for adoption. His
telephone number is Emerson
1910.
The Washington times., 1935-10-12
Hoare on U. S. Broadcast

LONDON, Oct. IL G.N.S0.
Foreign Minister Sir Samuel Hoare
will discuss current problems in a
radio address to be broadcast to
the United States next Wednesday,
it was announced today.