davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-11-09
FARM LABOR DEMAND
HIGHER THAN IN 1894
Bureau Of Agricultural Econom-
les Also Reports 13 Per Cent
Wage Increase.

Farm wages are about 13 per cent
higher this Fall than last, with the
supply Of farm hands about 95 per
cent of pre-war and the demand for
labor 80 per cent of pre-war, according
to the Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics.
The farm wage index on october l
was 102, compared with SO on July l
and with SO on october a year ago.
The 1904 average equals 100. Farm
hands this Fall the country over are
averaging s20.57 month with board,
s30.38 month without board, Sill
q day with board, and STAT a day
without board.
The supply of farm labor is less
than it was year ago at this time.
and the demand more. The supply
expressed as percentage of demand
is 118 per cent of pre-war, compared
with 153 per cent in October, 1884.
Evening star., 1935-11-09
You Certainly Will Consider Seriously
the Permanent Character of the
Community in which you Buy Home

That is the first charm of Miller-oo
munity. Your home will be in the very
heart of nature - surrounded with
beauty that only natures wonderful
artist can paint. AT no time more glori-
Gus than the autumn. with its golden
and scarlet tinges tipping the green of
the lingering leaves. 1t is into these
glorious settings Miller-bui Homes are
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CAPITAL To SEE
DOLL HOUSE

Dowagers and debutanteS will
turn back to childhood days next
Monday when the worlds most
wondrous doll house will go on
exhibition at Lansburgh's depart"
ment store for the benefit Of
charity.
The doll house, created by
Colleen Moore, of motion picture
fame, has been many years in the
making, and is noted for its
beauty. It will be on display at
the store all next week, and pro-
ceeds from the sale of tickets will
be devoted to the work among
crippled children at Children's
Hospital.
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, chair
man of the Board of Lady Visitors
at the hospital, and other mem"
bers of the board are acting as
sponsors for the exhibit. and
scores of members of the diplo-
matte and resident social sets
have purchased tickets for the
first viewing on Monday.
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LICENSED TO MARRY

cleavant Derricks. IS, 1891 T st.
N. w.
James Walker. 81. Narth. s. c.. and
Cassie B. Mays. 20, Warther; Ca
N. w.
Oscar F. Coates. 20. / Fenton St
N. E.. and Anne o. Maytisld, IS. 1919
Luthiean Howard. rs. 1919 Eleventh
st. N. W.. and Eleanor v. Morris. 90
1910 Eighth st. N. w.
John U. Tohner. 81. Marine Corps, and
Ruth G. spath. Is, Cleveland, Ohio.
and Mary NJ. Dabney, 80. $40 Sixth St
N. W.
James A. Roberts. 81. 1901 Dean Ave
n. E, and Sara v; Thompson. FL, 76i
Kenneth F. Fisher, "a, 1925 Seventh
st. N. W., and Stella 4. Blose, 81, 7O32
Eastern Ave. N. w.
Bonnie Newman, IS, 1243 six-and-one.
Scandinavian st.
wright IS. both Of Richmond, Va.
William j. Fenwick, SIS. and Anna NJ.
Bush, 40, both OF 1897 South Capitol
Miller, %, both of Cumberland, Md.
Robert L. Praetorius, 1893 Meridian
Pl. N. W.. and Virginia C. Bouton. rs.
1908 Thirteenth st. N. w.
Henry Lewis. 20. 7s4 Girard st. N. W.
and Alease Bolton, rs, Richmond. Va.
John NJ. Gates, jr., "a. Louisville, KY,
and Mary G. JAEGER a. 1888 Emerson
Robert NJ Duke, 21. Raleigh, NJ c.,
and Virginia o. Summers, Is. Rich.
mond, Va.
John D. Perkins, "a, Prattville, Mich,
and Donna L. shaneon, ~, Pittsford,
John p. Wiley, 81, e345 Ashmead Pl.
N. W., and Mary A. F. Bassett, 81. An.
napolis. Md.
Augustus c. chtnn, 80. 1900 Kansas
Ave. N. W.. and Wanda ]. Vincell, 80
Charles Furst, %, PTS Kingsbridg &c
Terrace, and Celia Kratenstein, 20, New
Martin F. Mccarty SO, 1882 Bladens.
nor, rs, 314 South Carolina Ave. S. e.
Howard E. Smith. "a, Butler, Pa, and
Dorothy A. Nelson, 20, 1921 Twenty-fifth
Harry NJ. Hull. IS, 1919 Thirty-eighth
st. N. W.. and Catherine C. Sullivan, "a,
1921 Van Ness st. N. W.
James A. Breeder. IS. Glen Allan. Va,
and Edith H. Covington, 10, Richmond,
Va:
s. E.. and Marguerite v. Hill, Peters.
William H. weber, 81. Avoca. Pa, and
Grace Y. Weld. %, oxford. Pa.
John F. Jackson. 80. 21O Tenth St.
s. w., and Elizabeth Saunders, 81. 21s
Virginia Ave. S. E.
Ruben Flax. %, New York. and shir.
ley Goldenberg, "a. $40 Eleventh st.
s. e.
Glenn c. spinks 20. 225 Massachusetts,
Ave. N. E.. and Alice H. Murphy. %.
al Alton Mitchell. 90. Wilson, N. c.. and
lola Arvin. 20, Bethesda, Md.
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GUFFEY To PUSH
COAL CONTROL

PITTSBURGH, June / G.N.SO.
Confident that United Mine Work
ers will carry out their threatened
strike on June II, U. S. Senator
Joseph F. Guffey moved today to
get speedy action on his bill to
regulate the bituminous coal in
dustry. Senator Guffey said:
"The walkOut would be over
at once If the bill went through,
for then the industry would be
placed Immediately in the hands
of a national coal commission of
nine members. If this legislation
is passed prior to June Is, it
will be a very helpful factor in
enabling our organization and
the coal operators to get together
on a new agreement"
PHILADELPHIA June l
G.N.S0.-Rebelling against the
wage scale prescribed for admins
tration of the $4,000, 600, 900 PWA
fund, $4,000 construction workers
in Philadelphia were preparing to
strike today.
The strike, called by the Phila.
delphia Building Trades council
becomes effective the minute the
Government project work begins
here on the reduced wage basis.
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Emil G. Ganschow, rs, Lacrosse, wis,
and Mary l, Shafer. 90, Napoleon, N. D.
Fred o. Mcclellan, jr., 90. Brentwood,
Nd, and Marian L. Herring, 20. 1440
Meridian Pl. N. w.
John c. Mertz, ~. Omaha, Neb., and
Katherine Pickett. rs, wahoo. Neb
James e. Reed. %, 29O1 Otis st. n. E.,
and Georgia stoubil, 81. 2s1s Myrtle
Ave. N. E.
Theodore ]. Dusterhoff. 81. 22s Four.
teenth st. S. E., and Margaret NJ. Bryde,
%: 2l7 E st. S. E.
William A. Jones. %. 1902 Twenty.
eighth st: S. E.. and Mary f. Branson,
Is: 1929 Boulevard Ave S. E.
Robert NJ. MOVIE, IS. 1893 I ST. N. w.
John A: Mohler, 3S, Kennedy Warren
Apis. and Virginia Q. Davies. 80, Green.
| witch, Conn.
Benjamin B. Alsop. g. s1s x St.
n. E.: and Colin s. Williams AZ, Frank.
Clarence C. Appler, 90. 14o7 Perry Pl.
n. W.. and Marguerite E. Licarione, 81,
1915 Tenth ST. n. w
Linwood F. waltham. %, Eighteenth
st. S. f, and Elizabeth r. Etchison, 10,
SO U St. n. w.
Robert F. Hunter. II, Fort Meade.
Md. and Annie L. Crawford, 80. Alden.
John D. Dillon, "a, Lockhart Fla, and
Elizabeth A. Wilson. "a. 1925 Eighteenth
Hugo A. vogt, "a. 1928 Fessenden st.
sender ST. N. w.
julius Small, 81. s24 Half st. s. w.
and Lurenyer Harris, 10, South Wash
Leonard Shaw, 2s. 21s Q st. N. W,
and Margaret L. Pierce, 1886 B st. S. E.
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BIRTHS

Edward R. and Lillian NJ. Garvey,
boy
George P. and Ruby ]. johnson, boy.
Walter c. and Thelma E. Keim, boy.
Richard F. and Leona N. Hartman,
boy.
Thomas NJ. and Margaret E. Bryon,
boy.
John B. and Dorothy C. Holden, boy.
Melvin S. and Marjorie Donaldson,
boy.
Homer A. and Grace e. Williams, girl.
Earle f. and Dorothy I. Barker, girl.
Oscar e and Evelyn C. Allen, boy.
Charles r. and Martha H. Hall, girl.
James o. and Catherine N. Mann, boy.
Paul T. and Rose B. Nelson, girl.
Eber and Sarah B. Patton, boy.
James C, and Viola v. Fisher, girl.
Albert B. and Frances. r. Hit, girl.
John B and Edna NJ. Cady. girl.
Henry D. and Margaret E. Babcock,
girl.
Samuel and Freda Poms, boy.
Vernon c. and Beatrice Purcell, boy.
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johnson to Give
. Graduate Sermon

DR.. Mordecai w. johnson, presi.
dent of Howard University, will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class at exer-
CiSeS to be held on the university
campus tomorrow at 5 p. m.
Music will be furnished by the
university choir.
: Commencement activities at the
university opened yesterday with
the annual r. 0. T. C. review.
day at Garnet-Patterson
Junior High School, the Howard
Players will present saturdays
Children" Tuesday night grad,
uating exercises Of the Nurses
Training School of Freedmen's
Hospital will be held in Rankin
Memorial Chapel.
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WALL REPAIRED
At RACE TRACK

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June l..
Workmen are busy repairing the
two huge holes in the concrete
wall along the great automobile
race track here where one of the
cars in the 500-mile Memorial
Day auto speed classic crashed.
The car, carrying Al Gordon,
Of Los Angeles, and his me-
chanic, Frank Howard, went into
a spin on the slippery track and
crashed into the wall, just a few
yards from the spot where Clay
Weatherly crashed to his death.
Both Gordon and Howard es-
capped death, the latter having
been thrown clear of the spin
ming machine and Gordon hay
ing been caught under the car.
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DEATHS

Margaret Noonan. so, St. Elizabeths
Hospital.
william e. sheary, So. '241o Rhode
Island Ave. n. E.
Charlotte K. Simpson. 50, 1477 Column
bia Rd. N. W.
Frank c. westover. IS, 1907 Thir-
tenth st. N. W.
Isabelle Campbell, So, 1911 R ST. NV.
Katie E. schlosser. 81. T. B. Hospital.
Henry Bricker, SIS, Emergency HA5-
pital.
Ira H. Jones, 81. Garfield Hospital.
Charles E. Cramer, As, Walter Reed
Hospital.
Maize Heaney, 40. Gallinger Hospital.
Thoroas NJ. Daily, 4, 1922 Tennyson St.
N. w.
Juanita cotfey, mos. Providence
Hospital.
Joseph johnson, 10, Gallinger Hospital
Bertha Mitchell, IS, 1870 Eighth St.
N. w.
Mary Plunkett, So, Gallinger Hospital
Bessie Maynard, alias skinker. 80.
952 R st. N. W.
Sarah Butler, 80, 1744 Willard St.
N. w.
Dorothy Brown, IS. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
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ACADEMY-sunday and Monday:
Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglen
in Under Pressure" also Hoot Glib
Wednesday: Charles starrett in sons
of Steel also Lowell sherman's
Might Life of the Gods" Thursday
and Friday: Fred Astaire, Ginger
Rogers, Irene Dunn in Roberta. -
in I'm Spite of All Danger" also
Ken Maynard in "In Old Santa Fe,"
and Mystery Mountain No. 5.
STANTON - Sunday and Mon a y:
Minna Gombell in Women Must Dress" ;
also Norman Foster in Behind the
Green Lights" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Anna STEM in Nina; also Charles
Starrett in "A Shot In the Dark Thurs
day and Friday: Cecil B. DeMilrs Cleo
patra" with Warren William and Clau-
dette Colbert, Henry Wilcoxon. satur-
day: Paul Cavanaugh in Menace: also
Buck Jones in "a Shot In the Dark"
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Monday: will
liam Haines in THE Marines Are Com
ing: also Edmund Lowe and Victor Nc
Laglen in Under Pressure" Tuesday
Montgomery in "Vanessa, Her Lover
Story: also Robert Armstrong in "Mys-
terry Man" Thursday and Friday: Fred
Astaire. Ginger Rogers. Irene Dunn in
Saturday: Ken Maynard in I'm Old
Santa Fee: also Ray Walker and Airline
Judge in Million Dollar Baby"
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday:
George Arliss in THE Iron Duke Tues
day and Wednesday: Chester Morris in
i've Been Around; also Mona Barrie
Friday: Ruby Keller Dick Powell in
Gold Diggers of 1885, Saturday: Ches-
ter Morris in Society Doctor"
CAMEO-sunday and Monday: George
Arliss in The Iron Duke" Tuesday
and Wednesday,: Kay Francis t.. "Liv-
ing on Velve'." Thursday and Friday:
George o'Brien in Cowboy Millionaire: "
Saturday: Edward Everett Horton in
$40 Raise; also Richard Arlen in
"Helldorado,"
Area - Sunday and Monday:
"Anne of Green Cables" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Chester Morris in Society
| Doctor" Thursday and Friday: All-star
urday: Lowe and McLaglen in Under
PRESSURE; also Lew Ayres in Spring
! Tonic"
sTATE-sunday and Monday: Irene
Dunno. Fred Astaire. and Ginger Rogers
Leslie Howard in The Scarlet PIN
pernel" Thursday: Edmund Lowe and
Victor McLaglen in Under Pressure"
| also at $50 F. m, Charles Dickens
Mystery of Edwin brood" Friday:
Shirley Temple. Gary Cooper. Carole
Lombard in Now and Forever: also
Saturday: = same as Friday.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: Les
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-01
.LAYCOCK To RUN
FOR. COUNTY
OFFICE

ARLINGTON COU RTHOUSE,
Va, June with more than two
dozen candidates already entered
in the Democratic primary to be
held in Arlington County August
s, several more are expected to
toss their hats in the ring before
the bars are let down on entries
next Thursday, June s.
Among those scheduled to en-
ter next week is c. Benjamin Lay
cock, assistant to Commissioner of
Revenue Harry K. Green for the
past 16 years, who is expected to
announce his candidacy for clerk
Of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Laycock'S entry in what is
now a three-cornered race among
former County Board Chairman
Lyman M. Kelley, former Deputy
Clerk Ralph Remington and I.
Chance Buchanan, is considered
in political circles of Arlington
county to he Of serious significance
in that he would likely have the
support Of Harry Green, who to
date is unoppoSed for reelection
to his office of internal revenue.
In addition to this, Mr.. Lay
cocks long term of service in the
Commissioner Of Revenues office
has afforded him the opportunity
to make many acquaintance
throughout the entire county.
John A. Petty, present clerk of
the court, has announced his can.
didacy for reelection, but is run
ming as an independent in the gen.
eral election, and will not enter
the primary. Joeph L. May is also
in the race for clerk on the indie
pendent ticket.
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WaltOns to Open
Lodge on June 8

ROCKVILLE, Nd, June I.
Formal opening of the Izaak Wal.
ton Leagues fishing lodge at Vic
let's Lock on the G. and o. canal
near Seneca, Md, will be held
June s, it was announced today
by the committee in charge.
Officials of the national and
District of Columbia chapters, the
United States Bureau of Fisheries
and the State Conservation Com
mission will be invited.
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OGRAMS At NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS

william Powell in "Star Of Midnight;
cartoon. Friday: Richard Barthelmess
in -Four Hours to kill; musical; see
America First" Saturday: Guy Kibbee
in MARY James Pa; Miracle Rider
No. T.; comedy: Mickey Mouse.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday
and Tuesday: AL Jolson and Ruby Kee-
Ter in GO Into Your Dance; Mickey
Mouse. Wednesday and Thursday: Jean
nette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy in
Naughty Marietta: cartoon. Friday:
s. S. Van Dimes ga sino Murder Case;
Our Gang. Saturday: Conrad Nagel in
Death Flies East; Nancy Carroll in
I'll Love You Always; Call Of
Savage" No. 3.
CENTRAL-Sundaya and Monday: Gin
ger Rogers and William Powell in Star
of Midnight; Dog of Flanders;
Mickey Mouse. Tuesday and Wednes-
lieu: Ruth Etting songreel; comedies.
Thursday and Friday: Jeanette Mac
Donald. Nelson Eddy and Frank Morgan
in Naughty Marietta; carton; COM
edy. Saturday: James Cagney in &c
Mem; comedy; novelty.
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Al Jolson and Ruby Keller in Go
Into Your Dance n cartoon C WEDNESDAY ~
day: Warren William in Case of the
Curious Bride: comedy. Saturday: Fred
MacMurrav in Car 99": Miracle
Rider" No. 3: comedy: Mickey Mouse.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Jean
nette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy in
''Naushtv Marietta: cartoon. Tuesday
and Wednesday. Wallace Berry in West
Point Of the Air.: Easy Aces" Thurs
day: sCarl Brisson in "Ali the Kings
Horses" Friday, Leo GARLIC in win
ming Ticket: comedy; See America
First" Saturday: Lowe and McLaglen
in Great Hotel Murder: Tulio Carmi-
natl in Lets Live Tonight: Call of
the Savage" No. 4: cartoon.
SAvOY-sunday and Monday: Loew
and McLaglen in Great Hotel Murder;
edies Thursday: Leo GARLIC in Win
ming Ticket: musical; travelreel. Fri
day: Tom Tyler in Coyote Trail: Our
Gang: cartoon. Saturday. Carl Brsson
in "All the Kings Horses; comedy.
and Jea MHafs
and Nelson Eddy in Naughty Mari
stta Thursday rs Ms and Prd9 sSe
Vampire; Laurel and Hardy; sportreel.
Saturday: John Beal and Gloria Stuart
in "Laddie": Miracle Rider" No. 4;
Hal Leroy comedy; Mickey Mouse.
Berry in west Point Of the Air.: car
toon. Tuesday and Wednesday: Bing
Crosby and w. c: Fields in "Missts-
sippi'': comedy: Thursday y;;. Carl Bris-
t toon In see America S First" Friday GS
ricardo Cortez in Shadow of Doubt;
comedy. Saturday. s. S. Van Dyne's
Casino Murder Case: cartoon.
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V. V. DICKSON

Victor Vincent Dickson, a
former employe of the Govern
ment Printing Office and Wash
ington resident for % years, died
yesterday at the United States
Veterans Hospital in Oteen, N. c.,
following brief illness.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence, 208 Charming st.
N. E., Monday at $3.50 a. m, fol
lowed by requiem mass at st.
Martins Catholic Church. Inter
ment will ',e in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Mr.. Dickson was one Of the
first volunteers in the Navy at the
outbreak of the World War. He
was well known as an amateur
artist and cartoonist, having won
several prizes.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Nora Gardiner Dickson; his
mother, Mrs. Ellen Dickson, and
a son, Victor Dickson, jr.
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DIED

BROWN, TILDEN-On Saturday morning
June 1, 1885. at his residence, 219 y
ST. N. E.. TILDEN BROWN, the beloved
husband of Rosa B. Brown. Besides his
wife he is also survived by four children.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company funeral home. Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest, until Sunday,
June 2. 1885, at Q a. m.
Interment will follow in Charlottesville
Va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-01
Radio Police Patrol
Is Assured County

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, June
l (SpeciaD Plans for the in
stallation of a radio patrol unit
of county police doomed certain
today as county commissioners
planned to meet Monday and in
crease the force from II to Is
men. Chief J. j. Crowleys reap
pointment is believed assured.
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PROF. THOMAS TALKS

i, Prof. Charles M. Thomas of
Armstrong High School faculty
will address the Mems Club of
Lincoln Temple Congregational
Church tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Edward Beaubian, local attorney,
will address the Young Peoples
Forum at 7 o. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-01
KANSAS WORKS HEAD

Evan Griffith, of Topeka,
Kans., was yesterday appointed
works progress administrator for
Kansas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-01
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES IN THE DISTRICT

Wilbur and Annie Wilson, girl.
Fred and Dora johnson, boy.
Rudolph and Annie II. Travers, girl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-01

Collegians Orchestra and revue of 40.
Screen: Paul NUM- in Black Fury"
, .LINCOLN-May so through June 6:
Jean Harlow and William Powell in
Reckless"
s. REPUBLTC-May 80 through June 8:
Jessie Matthews in Evergreen"
BOOKER T-"Power." with Conrad
Veidt.
:. CAROLINA-sunday and Monda y:
Claudette Colbert and Warren William
In Imitation Of Life" Tuesday and
Brown in Bachelor Of Arts; also Rich
ard Dix in West Of the Pecos." Thurs
day: Ann Harding and Frank Morgan
in Enchanted April: also Henrietta
day: Bing Crosby in She Loves Me
Not" Saturday: John Wayne in Rain
Be- Bog ''''''"' also S''''''' of Red
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday:
James James Dunn in George Whites Scan Sc an,
Wednesday and Thursday: Bing crosby
and Joan Bennett in mississippi" Fri
in Times Square, Lady" Saturday:
'star of Midnight"
JEssE-sunday Monday and Tues
day: mississippi" with Bling Crosby,
W. c. Fields. Wednesday and Thurs
day: 60 Into Your Dance" with Al
Jolson and Ruby Keller. Friday: The
Casino Murder Case" with Paul Lukas,
Donald Cook. Saturday: The Unwel-
come Stranger" with Jack Holt, Mona
Barrie: Also "Baboona," Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Johnson; The Returns Of
S%Chandu."
- sYLvAN-Sunday and Monday: "Folies
'Bergere," with Maurice Chevalier Merle
'Oberon. Tuesday: The Woman In
Red" with Barbara Stanwyck. Gene
Raymond. Wednesday and ThurscSy:
mississippi" with Bling Crosby and
zJean Parker. Saturday: The " hole
Towns Talking" With Edward G. Robin
son; also, Big Callbre," with Bob
steele.
v, PALM-sunday. Monday and Tues
Hepburn. John Real. Wednesday and
Maurice Chevalier. Merle oberon. FRI
day and Saturday: George Whites
Scandals" with Alice Faye. James
Dunn.
sECo-sunday, Monday and Tues
more in The Little Colonel" wednes-
day and Thursday: Claudette Colbert
and Fred McMurray in "Gilded Lily"
Friday: Edmund Lowe and Victor Nc
Laglen in Under Pressure" Satur-
day: May Robson and Hale Hamilton
in ''Grand Old Girl" also Buck Jones
in Crimson Trail"
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JOHN Kennedy
To Be BURIED
IN BOSTON

John j. Kennedy, rs, superin-
tendent in the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing for 80 years
and the oldest associate member
of the National Press Club, will
be buried Monday morning in
Boston after funeral services
there.
Mr.. Kennedy died yesterday at
his home in the 100 block OF Co
lumbia Rd. N. w.
He came here from Boston in
1899 to take the Government
position, which he held until 1929
He was born in County Clare, Ire
land, and was brought to Boston
as a child.
Services were held here last
night by the Washington Lodge
of Elks in Costello'S chapel, 1872
North Capitol st.
The following committee was
named by President Mark Foote
of the National Press Club to rep
resent that organization at the
funeral: Charles A. Hamilton,
chairman; Eugene B. OLeary,
James Hay, jr., Sid Houston, Col.
Marvin H. Mcintyre, e. S. Leg
gett, Mayo Dudley, George l..
larry, Morton M. Milford, Lo-
renzo Martin, Lee Poe Hart, r.
IB. Armstrong, Robert B. Smith,
Conrad Syme, John Boyle, Ben
jamin Meiman, j. S. Richardson,
James North, Harry Ward, Chris
Goeckler, George R. Holmes, Lyle
C. Wilson, M. w. Flynn, Dan
O'Connell, William D. Hassett,
George Rothwell Brown and
Harry w. HARDWOOD.
REAR ADMIRAL w. E. CAPPs
Funeral services for Rear Ad-
miral w. E. Caps, II, former
chief constructor of the Navy,
who died yesterday of a heart
attack at his home, 1928 Jeffer-
son Pl. N. W., will be held Mon
day at IL q. m. from st. Johns
Episcopal Church. 1nterment will
be in Arlington National Gene
terry.
Admiral Caps served in many
important posts during his career,
having been senior member OF
the compensation board, when he
took an active part in handling
war damage claims under the
Navy.
He served as general manager
of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton during the World War and
was named by President Wilson
as one of the American commits
sioners to the International Con-
ference on Safety OF Life at Sea
held in London. He also repre-
sented the Navy Department at
the International Engineering
Conference in San Francisco
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SIMPLIFY. REV. FRANCIS Hon Thurs.
day. May 80. 1885, at his residence in
Berwyn, Nd REV. FRANCIS H. SHIP
LEY. aged eighty-eight years. Besides his
wife Mrs. Esther Spaldng Shipley, he
is survived by three daughters Carrie H.
Shirley, Stella A. Shipley. and Mrs. Ernest
T. Thomas.
Remains resting at Gasch Brothers flu
neral parlors Hyattsville. Md, where
services will be held Monday. June B.
1895. at 2 80 p. m.
tend
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-01

LEWIS, HERBERT A.-on Saturday.
June l. 1885, at his residence 2lS tIltn
St. N. E.. HERBERT A. LEWIS, the be-
loved husband of Nell Juanita Lewis.
| Remains resting at the W. w. Chambers
| Company Southeast funeral home, SIT
| Eleventh St. S. E.
Notice of funeral services and inter.
ment hereafter.