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BIRTHS

Oliver-Gladys Neiss. boy.
John-Jennie Chisler, boy.
Pleasant-Elsie Campbell, boy.
Michael-Franees Gonchar, boy.
Allen-Rowena LeNew. boy.
Benjamin-Honora Winner. boy.
Raymond-Ada McCracken, boy.
Walter-Nellie Thomas. boy.
1rving-Miriam Bernstein, girl.
Ralph-Gladys Moore, girl.
George-Eloise Storz, girl.
Frank-Mary Nowak, girl.
Bennie-Evelyn May, girl.
ames-Lois Howard. girl.
Eddie-Helen Stevenson, girl.
Frank-Louise Frazoni, girl.
Julius-Mary Bryan, girl.
Raphael-Lura Richardson, girl
Fred-Marzie House, girl.
Richard-Evelyn Samples, girl.
Lee--Ione Thew, boy.
James-Alethia Jackson. boy.
Parris-Rosa Anderson, boy.
Willie-Anna Jones, boy.
William-Alice Lee, boy.
Nathaniel-Cecelia white, girl.
Paul-Grace Miller, girl.
Robert-Julia James, boy.
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.IJOBLESS MEET
FOR FARLEY :
! IN CAPITAL

Summoned from unemployed
and part-time workers organization
in % States, approximately 200
delegates registered today for a
three-day session of the National
Convention of Unemployed in
Plasterers' Hall, 1000 block New
Jersey Ave. N. w.
Primary purpose Of the conven.
ton is the knitting together OF
a national unemployed organiza-
ton. The convention also will
consider the 1890 million dollar
work relief program now pend
ing in Congress and make recon-
mendations concerning it.
Norman Thomas, former presi-
dental candidate of the Socialist
party, was to be the principal
speaker at the opening session
this afternoon.
Temporary chairman of the
convention is David LASER, OF
New York, official of the Workers
Unemployed Union. He stated
the delegates represented 100000
unemployed, relief and trade
union workers, who favor a pro-
gram of unemployed insurance
and a 30-hour work week.
Mr.. LASER stated the organiza'
lions represented were nonpar-
tisan and, generally, non-Com-
munistic. However, several dele
gates addressed each other as
"comrade" and while Mr.. LASER
was being interviewed two dele
gates called him "comrade." He
denied the organization he rep
resents has Communist leaningS.
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Martins Retrial
Set in May Term

TOWNSVILLE, Va, March 2
(SpeciaD .-Gilmer Martin, whose
trial on a charge of assaulting his
mother last December ended here
Tuesday after a Lee County Cir
cult Court jury voted II for &C
quittal and one for conviction.
will be retired during the May
term of court, prosecuting attor-
neys announced today.
Defense witnesses testified the
case was framed" by Martins
mother, that there had been dis
agreements between the two and
Mrs. Martin wanted "to have her
home to herself"
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for his master, was tired and
hungry when taken to the Rescue
League home and fed and cared
for.
If you own this beautiful dog,
he is waiting for you. And if you
don't claim him, there will be
many persons anxious to give him
a home.
But he does so want his real
OMnerl
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Old-Time Fiddlers
Contest Tonight

FRONT ROYAL, Va, March 2
(SpeciaD Eight old-time fiddlers
have been tuning up" for a prize
contest at the high school audito-
rum tonight. The entrants
are: L. o. Updike, Bentonville;
w. E. Rudacille, Limeton; Joseph
Cameron, Happy Greek: Earl Sea-
ford, Front Royal: John C. Ashby,
Warrenton, and Charles Lake and
his son, Joseph Lake, of Stras'
burg
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Old Iron and Steel
Bought by Japan

CRISFIELD, Md, March Q
An unexpected boom has been
felt by junk dealers here in sale
of old iron and steel. During
the last few years, the dealers
found 1t virtually impossible to
dispose of the old iron and steel,
buA recent demands have vir.
tually emptied their yards of this
type of junk.
Reports are to the effect that
the demand has been created by
eagerness of Japan to secure all
the old iron and steel it can
obtain in this country. Several
carloads left the yards here
within the past few weeks to be
shipped to Japan.
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WILLIAM C.. ALLISON

Funeral services were held at
Sergeon's funeral rooms today for
William Clarke Allison, former Ii
brarian of the District Supreme
Court, and likewise active later in
business. Burial followed in Glen.
wood cemetery.
Mr.. Allison, AZ, ended his life
Thursday at his residence in the
1900 block Of Sixteenth st. N. w.,
leaving a note saying he was de.
Spondent.
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Handsome Lost Collie
Awaits His Master

Out at the Animal Rescue
League home there's a beautiful
white collie, mourning for his
owner.
The collie, one of the hand
soonest animals ever brought to
the home, was picked up near
the Fourteenth Street entrance of
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing.
He was lost, and looking in vain
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Hday: Paul NUM- in 'Bordertown." Laurel
and Hardy comedy Friday. W. c. Fields
in It's a Gift" Charlie Chase comedy.
Lies. Richard Arlen in "Helldorado."
CENTRAL-sun' ay and Monda az:
Wheeler and Woolsey In Kentucky Ker.
nels," Secrets of Chinatown" Popeye.
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Lyle Tabolt in
Murder In the Clouds" Day In the
Life of the Dionne Quintuplets." three
sylvia Sidney in Behold My Wife"
three comedies. Friday: Walter Connolly
in Father Brown" Detective" three
in babes In Toyiand," May Robson in
Grand Old Girl cartoon.
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Shirley Temple in I RriS4t Eyes:
Paul NUM- in "Bordentown"; variety.
and comedy. Saturday: Edmund Lowe
"Tailspin Tommy" No. 2; comedy, car
toon.
HoME- .EH1H, and M 3day Paul
Thursday: Frederic March and Anna
stem in 1--WE Live Again; variety. FRI
day: Guy hlDDee IN baDOelL : CnaSe
comedy Saturday: Walter Connolly in
Captain Hates the Sea-; May Robson
in Grand Old Girl; "Rustlers Of Red
Dog" No. 8; cartoon,
SAVOY - Sunday and Monday: Lyle
Tablet in ''Murder In the Clouds;
Laurel and Hardy comedy. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Gable-Crawford- Mont
gomery in "Forsaking All Others;
jory in white Lies: musical. Friday:
Range; Our Gang comedy; cartoon:
Saturday: Sylvia Sidney in Behold
My Wife,: comedy.
TIVOLI- Sunday Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday: Gary Cooper and
Franchot Tone in "Lives Of a Bengal
Lancer: novelty Thursday: and Fri
day: James Cagney and Pat O'Brien
in "Devil Dogs Of the Air.; Popeye.
Saturday: Jean Muir and Ricardo Cor
tez in white Cockatoo;: "Rustlers Of
Red Dog" No s. Our Gang comedy;
cartoon.
YoRK-sunday ana Monday: Warner
Baxter and Myrna 10y in broadway
day: BinE Crosby in Here Is My
Heart; comedy. Thursday: Joe Nor
risson in "One Hour Late; comedy
Friday; Pat OBrien in 81 Sell Any
thing; comedy: travelreel Saturday:
W. c. Fields in cts a Gift; comedy.
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Civil War battlefields, he was the
compiler of a volume of letters
written by his uncle, the late
Henry Kirke Brown, under whom
he studied sculpture.
He had lived in Washington for
20 years,
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PROGRAMS AT NEIGHBORHOOD NOME THEATERS

FAIRLAWN-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Shirley Temple in Bright
Eyes" cartoon. Wednesday,: Francis
Lederer and Jean Bennett in "The
Pursuit Of Happiness Thursday and
Friday: Bing Crosby and Kitty Carlisle
in Here Is My Heart" special added
attraction, the Dionne Quintuplets.
Saturday: Laurel and Hardy and
Charlotte Henry in "Babes in Toyland."
TAKOMA-sunday, Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday: Will Rogers in County
Chairman" Thursday: Bing Crosby in
s'Here Is My Heart" Friday: Same
as Thursday; Saturday: Norman
Foster in Behind The Evidence" also
Bill sagney and June Collier in Lost
In the Shakespeare"
RAPHAEL-sunday and Monday:
Victor Jory, Fay Wray in White
Lies" Tuesday: Woman Unafraid"
and Thursday: Irene Dunno in Sweet
Adeline'' Friday and Saturday: THE
Firebird" with Ricardo Cortez, Veree
Teasdale.
BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
Warner Baxter. in Hell in the Heav-
ems" Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day: Bing Crosby, in Here Is My
Heart" Friday and Saturday: Tim
Mccoy, in Square Shooter"
ROsALIA - Sunday and Monda ":
''Men of the Night with Bruce Cabot.
Judith Allen. Tuesday: Tom Keene
and Karen Morley in Our Daily
Bread" Wednesday and Thursday:
Joan Crawford, Clark Gable. in For
saking All Others Friday: Wicked
Woman" with Mady Christians Charles
Bickford. Saturday: Ken Maynard, in
'In Old Santa Fee"
LINCOLN - Friday to Thursday:
March to 7: Eddie Cantor. in kid
Millions with the Goldwyn girls.
REPUBLIC-Friday to Thursda y:
James Cagney, in Devil Dogs OF the
Air."
BOOKER T.-Friday to Thursday:
May Robson. in Grand Old Girl"
HoWARD-on stage: Teddy Hill and
His Uvangi Club Orchestra. On Screen
white Cockatoo" with Ricardo Cortez
and Jean Muir.
CAROLINE - Sunday and Monday;
Servants Entrance also The Mysteri-
Gus Mr.. Wong" Tuesday and Wednesday:
The World Moves On and "A Success
full Failure Thursday and Friday:
Bachelor Bait" and Flirting With
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H. X. BUsH-BROWN

Members of Washington's art
colony and numerous friends and
admirers attended funeral ser,
vices at GaWley's undertaking
rooms today for Henry K. Bush,
Brown, noted sculptor, who died
yesterday in his apartment at
1850 Euclid st. N. w., aged II.
Burial was private.
Mr.. Browns works are widely
known. In addition to his sculp
lures, found in many cities and
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Danger" Saturday matinee, Beyond
Bengal" and night, HE Was Her Man"
SECO-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
Katherine Hepburn in Little Minister.
Wednesday and Thursday: Joe Penner-
Lanny Ross in college Rhythm" Fri
day: Lee Tracy and Helen Mack in
Lemon Drop Kid" Saturday, Rich
ard Arlen, Ida Lupino in Ready for
Love-" also Romance Revier" added
attraction).
STATE-sunday and Monday: May
Robson. Carole Lombard, Roger Pryor
in Lady by Choice also Virginia
Bruce in Jane Eyre" Tuesday, and
mold in wednesdays Child" also at
han IN Gambling" Thursday: At s
and $50 p. m. only, steffi Duna, Regis
Toomey in Red Morning" also at I
We've Tobin in by Your Leave" Fri
day and Saturday: Woolsey and Wheeler
in Kentucky Kernels also Tom Keene
and Karen Morley in "our Daily Bread"
JESSE-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
Here Is Ny Heart" with Bling Crosby.
Greta Carlo and Herbert Marshall.
Thursday The Pursuit of Happiness"
with Francis Lederer, Joan Bennett.
Friday: Music in the Air" with Gloria
Swanson, John Boles. Saturday; Be
hind the Evidence" with Norman Fos-
ter Sheila Manners; also The Silver
Bullet" with Tom Tyler.
SYLVIA -sunday and Monday:
Babes in Toyland' with Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy; comedy: novelty. Tues
day: The Gay Bride" with Carole
Lombard. Chester Morris. Wednesday:
Straight from the Heart" with Mary
Aston. Baby Jane. also lightning
Strikes Twice" with Ben Lyon. Pert
Kelton. Thursday and Friday: For
sakinE All Others with Joan Crawford
Clark Gable Saturday: THE Man who
Reclaimed His Head" with Claude
Rains, Joan Bennett. also The Prescott
Kid" with Tom Mccoy.
PALM-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
Here is My Heart" with Bing Crosby.
Wednesday: "Fr. Grown, Detective"
with Walter Connolly, Gertrude Michs ell.
Thursday: The Gay Bride with Carol
Lombard, Cester Morris. Friday and
Saturday: Broadway Bill" with Warner
Baxter, Myrna 10y.
PRINC SS-sunday and Monday:
Student Tour" with Jimmy Duraut".
Charles Butterworth and Maxine Doyle,
also Ben Lyon in "Lightining Strikes
Twice" Tuesday and Wednesday: car
avan." with Loretta Young and Charles
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Victor A. Frank, jr., "a, 1901 Brent
wood Rd. N. E., and Roberta Patterson,
81, Potomac. Va.
Robert Mercer, 46. and Louise Brown,
so. both of 1414 Seventeenth st. N. w.
George F. Henry, jr., Il, Navy Yard,
and Margaret G. Males. 10, 1345
St. S. E.
simms L. Roy 81, 1854 S st. N. W.,
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MRS. LUCY H. sELAH

Funeral services were held today
for Mrs. Lucy Hughes selah, u,
wife of Harry w. Selah, who died
at her home, II Third st. N. E.,
at the age of 70. Burial followed
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Selah is survived by her
husband and two daughters,
Miriam H. and Ruth M. Selah.
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"CRAIG'S WIFE,

Under the sponsorship of the
Howard Women's Club, the Negro
Little Theater Of Baltimore will
present "Craig's Wife" at the Gar.
net-Patterson Junior High School
tonight at 8 o'clock.
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WARNER BROS. THEATERs

AMBAssADOR-sunday Monday and
Tuesday: Kay Francis in Living On
Velvet" Popeye. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Ann Harding and Robert Mont
gomery IN "Biograph Of a Bachelor
Girl" musical Friday: Ramon Novarro
in The Night Is Young" novelty. travel
reel. Saturday: Richard Arlen in He'll
dorado" Charlie Chase comedy Silly
symphony.
APOLLO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Shirley Temple in Bright Eyes"
cartoon. Wednesday and Thursday: Ann
Harding and Robert Montgomery in
Biography of a Bachelor Girl" com
edy Friday: Arthur Byron in "Presi-
dent Vanishes." Cur Gang comedy. Sat-
urday: Francis Lederer and Ginger Rog-
ers in Romance in Manhattan" May
Robson in Mills of the Gods" Popeye.
AVALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Will Rogers in County Chairman"
musical Wednesday and Thursday: Paul
NUM- in "Bordertown," cartoon. Friday:
Joe Morrison in zone Hour Late"
Charlie Chase comedy saturday: Robert
Young in The Band Plays On" Tail
spin Tommy No g." Our Gang comedy
cartoon.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday. Monday
and Tuesday: Eddie Cantor in kid Mil
lions" cartoon. Wednesday and Thurs
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FRATERNITY MEETING

A meeting of Sigma Eta Sigma
Fraternity will be held at $50
tonight in the Hamilton Hotel.
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NfFR sbra.rF es PA ISBg n3 s2 TRgFsday
E1E; the beloved husband Of Bessie
McDuttle., Besides his, wife he is also
survived BY eight children Rudolph Nc
Duttie. Francis McDuffie. Harold Mcrnf.
lie. Maxwell McDuffie. Alexander McTuf.
re. Daniel McDuffie Jewell McDuffie and
Remains, resting at the W W. Chambers
GO: funeral home. Fourteenth and Chapin
Funeral services will be held on Monday
morning. March 4. 1885. at 10 O'Clock.
from the W, W. Chambers Co. funeral
home 400 Chapin St n w
Relatives and friends are invited to at
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
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and tuesday: Eddie Cantor in kid Nil
lions" cartoon. Wednesday and Thurs
The Washington times., 1935-03-02

PRIN S-sunday and Monday:
Student Tour with Jimmy Durante.
Charles Butterworth and Maxine Doyle,
also Ben Lyon in lightning Strikes
Twice" Tuesday and Wednesday: Car
avan.' with Loretta Young and Charles
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DIED
ARMOR. GERTRUnE=On ]

ARMOR, GERTRUDE-on Thursday. Feb
ruary %. 1895. at the Washington San.
oeed wife II cSae. A W. Rrmor the
bbers Co, Funeral home, Fourteenth and
sPnoo s.Ff MsrcS g 1855 s at 80
Funeral services will be held from the
Capitol Memorial Seventh Day Adventist
Church; Fifth and Streets Northwest.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend.
BURN. JAMES wARREN-on Saturday,
March =, 1885, at his parents residence,
641 G st. n. E, JAMES WARREN BURN,
the BELOVED son of James F; and Mary T.
Burn. Besides his parents he is survived
by three brothers and five sisters, Ernest
F. Burn, Wilbur Lee Burn, George r.
Burn Gertrude l. Burn, Gladys E. Burn.
Elyia V. Burn, Lydia L. Burn and Mrs.
Mary Z. Blair.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home. 517
Funeral sH s. services e.; will be held on Mon.
day, March 4, 1885, from the W. W.
Chambers Company Southeast funeral
home. 5l7 Eleventh st. S. E.
Notice of time and interment hereafter.
ELY, HENRY J;-on Friday, March /.
HE MR. at ER T135 seventh .n-v st. n w.:
s., Of Washington. D. C.; william ". and
John j., OF Charles Town, W, Va. also
two sisters; Miss Willie and Mrs Katie
| Of Charles Town w. Va
lnterment at Charles Town. W. Va.
FULLER. RUTHIE A.-on Tbursdav
February ,2S. 1885 RUTHIE A, FIJI.
LER; the beloved mother of Frederick
F Fplle W,, Charles gn H Fuller Robert E
L. Garner. Remains resting At ths "
w. Chambers Co Southeast funeral home.
ol7 Eleventh Street Southeast.
day SerTcS May w be hsd on ssur
o'clock from the W. W. Chambers Co. Co.
Southeast funeral home 6I7 Eleventh
tend. " az
Interment will follow in Congressional
Cemetery.
GRAY. J. WINFIELD-on THURSDAY, Feh-
- ruary 20, 1888, at his residence 621
N0rth Carolina Ave. S. E.. ]. WINFIELD
GRAI' the beloved husband of the late
Funeral services from the above resi-.
oe4ce on Monday, March at l D. m,
lnterment, GlenwOod Cemetery.
MARLIN. WILLIAM EDwARD-SuddenJv
on Monday, February %, 1885, Will
LIAM LA EDWARD MARLIN, beloved nus i
Tenn, and father of Ruby Mai and William
Edward Marlin IT.. of Washington D. G.,
anu orother OF Mrs. c. E. Lawrence. of
Washington, b. c.: Mrs. |. c. Ford and
George W. Marlin. of Nashville, Tenn,
Interment in Mt. Olvet Cemetery, Nash.
Vile Tenn. 'os"'
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
McCLANAHAN. JAMES Won FRIDAY,
March l. 1885, at his late residence
47IS Reservoir Road n. w. JAMES "
McCLANAHAN. beloved husband of Nil.
ared V. McClanahan, He is survived bv
three sons and seven daughters. thirty.
children. ranu'
Funeral from the residence of his daush.
Ser. Mrs John R. Young 423 Nicholson
st. n w.. on Monday. March 4. at . n N
Relatives and friends are invited to
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
copy. please
Services by W W. Chambers Co.
McDUFFTE. DANIEL J.-On Thv-ad.-
-Eeoruary %. 1885. DANIEL J. Mr6ISF.
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REPUBLIC-Friday to Thursda y:
James Cagney, in Devil Dogs OF the
Air."
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BOOKER friday to Thursday:
May Robson. in Grand Old Girl"
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H0WARD-on stage Teddy Hill and
His Uvangi Club Orchestra. On Screen
'White Cockatoo," with Ricardo Cortez
and Jean Muir.
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LINCOLN - Friday to Thursday:
March / to Z: Eddie Cantor. in kid
Millions" with the Goldwyn girls.
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CAROLINE - Sunday and Monday:
Servants Entrance also The Mysteri-
Gus Mr.. Wong" Tuesday and Wednesday
THE World Moves On" and "A Success
full Failure Thursday and Friday:
Bachelor Bait and Flirting With
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GRAY. J. WINFIELD-On Thursday. Feb
~ ruary 20, 1885, at his residence. 62l
GRAY, the beloved husband of the late
Ida NJ. Gray. N0''
Funeral services from the above resi-
lnterment, GlenwOod Cemetery.
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MITCHELL. RUSSELL A. JR.-on Thurs.
day. February 2S, 1888. at Children's
Hospital. Russell A. MITCHELL. JR.. the
beloved infant son of Russell A. and Thel.
ma L. Mitchell (nee Garner.
Funeral services will be held from his
parents residence. 1909 Third Street
Northwest. on Saturday afternoon, March
2, 1885 at o'clock
tend
= Interment will follow in Glenwood
Cemetery.
Services by Chambers.
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BROADwAY-suuday and Monday:
Warner Baxter. in Hell in the Heav-
ems" Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Bing Crosby, in Here Is My
Heart" Friday and Saturday: Tim
Mccoy, in Square Shooter"
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WRIGHT, ADDIE E.-On Saturday morn.
ing. March >. 1895. at George Washing
ton University Hospital. ADDIE E
WRIGHT (nee Bushby) the beloved wife
Of Charles T. Wright. late residence 1913
NJ st. n. W.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company funeral home, Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will he held on Mon
day afternoon, March 4. 1885. at 2 o'clock.
from the w. w. Chambers Company fu-
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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and Hardy comedy or d Friday: ". G. FieIds
in TITS a Gift" Charlie Chase comedy.
variety. Saturday: Victor Jory in white
Lies" Richard Arlen in "Helldorado,"
"Rustlers Of Red Dog No. q" Popeye.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
S YEARS b~ifuznx+ WITH Westinghouse!

The electric refrigerator you've always
wanted i. i. the one friend husband is bound
to approve Of because he's SO familiar with
Westinghouse supremacy in other electrical
fields. Housed in cleaning streamlined
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06
CITY LAWYERS
TO Be GUESTS
AT ULEN CLUB
Bar of Nearby Counties to
Play Host July 13 at
Links Party.

Attorneys and judges Of bar asso-
Citations adjoining Marion County
will be host to the Indianapolis Bar
Association at dinner-meeting and
golf tourney on July 10 at the Ulen
Country Club in Lebanon.
The counties OF Hamilton, Han
cock, Hendricks, Shelby, Boone,
Morgan and johnson Counties will
be represented among the hosts.
Clarence Manion, Indiana director
Of the National Emergency Council;
Carl Wilde, head of the indianapolis
association, and judges of the Su-
preme and Appellate Courts will
speak.
At a meeting last night of the To-
cal association in the Columbia Club
the members selected Paul G. Davis
and Gideon Blain as delegates to
the annual meeting of the American
Bar Association in Los Angeles;
July Is.
New members admitted to the
association were Louis A. Weiland,
129 E. Market-st; Edwin j. Haerle,
905 Inland Building; Julius v. Me-
dias, 1904 Inland Building, and
Foster c. Shirley, $50 Lemcke Build
/ ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-06
JORDAN SCHOOL
GRADUATES TO
Get DIPLOMAS
Musical Program Feature
of Commencement
Tomorrow.

The seventh annual commence
ment exercises of the Arthur Jordan
Conservatory OF Music will be at
S:15 tomorrow night in the Odeon,
LOG E. North-st. The Rev. Jean S.
Miner, pastor Of the Second Pres
byterian Church, will give the COM
mencement address.
Degrees and diplomas will be pre-
sented by Max T. Krone, conserva-
tory director. A musical program
will be given by Bomar Kramer,
head of the piano department, and
Donald G. Gilley, organist.
The degree of master of music will
be awarded to Bernard Fitzgerald,
Lawrenceville, Ill. Those receiving
the degree of bachelor of music in
school music will be Miss Bernice
H. Bollenbacher, SharpsYille; Miss
May Dorsey, Newcastle; Miss Ma
bel Ebel, Osgood; Miss Miriam
Hostetter, Ladoga; Miss Virginia
Jeffry, indianapolis; Miss Ruth
Kennedy, Lawrence; Miss Margaret
Powell, Indianapolis; Miss Lucille
Pritchard, Franklin; Miss Nora Tay-
lor, Indianapolis, Gene Chenoweth,
indianapolis; William Moon, Indi-
annapolis; Stanley Norris, Indian
apolis; Karl Sargent, indianapolis,
and Dalton Wicker, Springfield, Mo
Degrees of bachelor of music in
piano, violin and composition, will be
presented to Miss Mary Kapp, Miss
Hilda Korff and Miss Lucille Wag-
ner, all of Indianapolis. A diploma
in dramatic art will be awarded
Miss Lola Ruth Beck, Indianapolis.
and one in dancing to Miss Eliza
beth Watson, Indianapolis,
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Betty Richart and Foste
Poems Are Read
The poems read by Miss Richar
were:
OLD TALE
was a lady Of long ago.
With eyes the bright color Of the
sky;
You we're the one who told me So
You were the CAV knight riding BY.
Ny heart was singing. but no new
song;
Only the old one that does not
change.
You stopped to listen but not for
long.
Wept. and stopped singing, and
thought IL strange.
Now I 20 listening on the stair
For the one foOtstep that does not
come.
think Of the stin hearts every
where
That sang 80 bravely. and now are
dumb.
TO A BOY IN WHITE.
Like a living birch. YOU are to me
symbol of all things tall and free
As regal. half-divine indeed.
As the Young Gannymede.
Bright curious angel. IL is strange
How little youths lean graces
change
ALWAYS a lad will come and &c,
As beautiful and brief as snow.
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shall remember how you stood
Like a wild creature from the
wood
Brilliant as sun. forever white,
Prayer through my endless night.
THIS LOVELY WORLD
This lovely world will cling to me
Beyond the grave in memory.
Though / shall die, 1 shall not
sleep.
Insentient. I still shall keep
Some dream of earth's bright
ecstasy.
There shall lie, but ardently
Long for the SKI. the brilliant sea,
Remembering, though buried deep,
This lovely world.
NV dust shall feed the budding
tree,
Shall turn to blossom. / shall be
A living, Towering. earthly, heap,
Shall turn to daisies lovers reap
It wins the final victory
This lovely world.
THE ETERNAL.
II go deaf tomorrow.
Always / should hear
All the music that I've loved
Singing in my ear.
If go blind tomorrow,
Always I should see
The spring-time loneliness
OF a cherry tree.
II should die tomorrow,
NV soul. all Silver-white.
Would 20 floating thankfully
Through the cool, black night.