davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-08-25

St. Louis when you walked out on me- My
own detective, one of the fellows I'd hired
myself. told me that everything pointed to
your guilt. He'd been trailing you for two
days, and l sent him to Kansas City looking
for you"
Much obliged" said sarcasticaly.
You're welcome, I'm sure" he retorted
Then hoped in Jacks old car and set out
hell-bent for election to catch up with you
But my car broke down, and you got away.
came here by train. knowing you d be along"
And do you think I'm thief" asked
hotly why not search me, call the station
house. do something Don't just sit there
looking like that. or | II start to sueam'
Chris, stop being little fool" he snapped.
you know haven't any such ideas All on
earth that was trying to do was spare you
any possible discomfort or embarrassment
tried to stop the whole damn search, but that s
easier said than done. However, I'm going to
announce that the pendant has been found,
and that will end the whole wretched bust
ness"
I'm not going to allow you to call off the
blood-hounds." protested. Somebody stole
your property, and have very good idea
that if you don't keep old John Law looking
for it, you'll never see it again"
But Chris, can't let you run the risk -
II can take care of myself, thanks"
declared. And still don't see why you had
to send me that silly wire"
Because couldn't follow you around any
more" he said ruefully. Il leave for Wash
ington tonight"
Social obligations?" l asked, "or a new
heress?"
Chris, you low creature" He smiled
Gookedly. Sometimes l think you say
things just to test my patience and loyalty!
Well, test away! I'm going to Washington
because the State Department has sent for
me, and it's not the kind of invitation fellow
can refusep'
escort" l suggested. What have you done
now2"
''It's not l, it's the Italian Government
he explained ruefully "Of course was born
over here, but somehow Italy seems to feel
that an Italian prince ought to do military
duty for his principality."
80 you've got to make up your mind,7'
supplemented, lust what you are"
That's about it." said he seriously 1--WE
got to decide which country belong to -
Continued on page ~
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WOMEN LAUNCH
MEMBER DRIVE

To bring into membership every
Italian woman in the District Of
Columbia under the age of 40, is
the goal set by the recently or
ganized Italo American Ladies
Lodge, Regina Elena, which is now
IS strong.
Mrs. Mary Fabrizio, 1900 block
of H st. N. E., is the organizer and
honorary president. She was re-
Gently presented with a certificate
of honor by Cavalier Vincenzo Di
Girolamo, italian Consul, for her
organization work.
Other officers include Mrs. Jean
Lozupone. president; Mrs. Mamie
Fabrizio, vice president; Mrs. Ma.
falda Vagernini, correspondence
secretary; Miss Sue Caputo, finan-
cial secretary: Mrs. Adeline Radice,
chairlady of the board of trustees;
Miss Lucia MARITIME and Mrs. An
gelina Covino, trustees, and Miss
Rose D'Antuono, sergeant-at-arms.
The society is mutual benefit
organization. In addition the
group promotes social affairs to
raise funds for its charitable work.
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JORDAN F ACES
MURDER TRIAL
LEE WILLIAMS

Thomas Jordan, who admits
taking part in the robbery in
1881 in which Mrs. Elizabeth
Jaynes, cashier Of a tea house,
was shot and killed, was back in
the District today, facing a charge
of murder.
Authorities pointed out that.
while he denies firing the fatal
shot, the fact that he was a mem
Der of the holdup gang makes him
an accessory to the murder and
liable to the electric chair.
Arrested in New York, Jordan
was returned here last night and
questioned at length about the
Jaynes murder and other crimes
Detectives later admitted they
were unable to connect him with
other crimes, and scoffed at ru'
mors that he might be the "phan'
tom sniper" who later imperlled
the lives of scores of persons.
Jordan still insists that he does
not know the identity of the per
sons with whom he held up the
tea shop the night Jaynes was
shot. The man who acted as look
out during the robbery, which
netted only 500, got nervous and
fired the fatal shot, Jordan said
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Shrine Parade
Will Feature
SantaFeDays

Santa Fe days-the days Of
the wild and woolly West-will
be depicted as a feature Of the
parades to be held here during
the Shrine convention next
month.
Cowboys, with their shaggy
chaps and big six guns; dan
cling senoritas and gallant cab
alleros will present a colorful
pageant along the line of march.
Among those who will take
part in the show are Lee Will
liams, Rosie De Demays and
Charles Eckhardt. Will Rogers
has been invited to attend and
take part in the pageant.
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BIRTHS

Daniel and Winifred wink. boy.
oliver and Rose Crsslmsn, boy.
James and GoldiS LssmAn. boy.
william and Margaret Avery, hoy
Francis and Pearl Elwood, boy.
Lee and Dershes jim. hoy.
Howard and Carol HsIIss boy
John and CorneIia pollard, hoy.
Charles and Clara BuheT, EIH.
Luther and Katharine Jones. Etd
Luther and Dorothy Js"ksDn air..
Abraha am and Alice FelteT En-!
Forrest and Mary HyTosfs. SUI
Courtney Hnd MspeliGs 1Hsyei hay
William ami Theresa HsrElLs IriI
girls.
Elliott ana Evelyn BilmDTs, k-E
John snh NhTIs Miles bSy
Edgar sn1 UeTifuds Jsff,is- va.
John ana brrA WGnAck. bry
James and EIis F"Ibtsf piF.
HonssveI' ami isSkhiIs ts-it sid
jerry snd Chrisijba Js'kspE. Egc!.
LAursDrs ana C"rA NHFEhsl. gpy
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FUNERAL RITES
FORMR. B|XLER
TOMORROW

Funeral services for Joseph F..
Bixler, retired Justice Department
auditor, will be held at 2:30 to-
morrow afternoon in the j. Will
liam Lee chapel. Massachusetts,
Avenue and Fourth Street North
east.
Mr.. Bixler, who was rs, died
yesterday at his home in the 800
block Massachusetts, Ave. N. E.
His death followed a stroke
Wednesday while driving his car.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr.. Blk.
Ter came to Washington in 1891,
entering the Department OF JUS
tice in 1898. Upon his retirement
six years ago, he held an auditors
position in the marshals office.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mary Shively Bixler, and a
son, John S. BiXler, both Of Wash
ington, and one daughter, Mrs. s.
C. Enck, jr., of Harrisburg, Pa. A
grandson, two brothers, and four
sisters also survive him.
He will be buried at his former
home near Carlisle, Pa.
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OGRANS AT NEIGHBORHOOD PICTURE THEATERS

On Velvet" Saturday; Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Johnson's "Baboona."
TAKoMA-sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Shirley Temple in Lit
tie Colonel" Thursday and Friday:
George Arliss in THE Iron Duke" Sat
urday: Martin Johnson's pa boona."
also Norman Foster in Behind Green
Lights.'
ACADEMY-sunday and Monday
Tom Brown in Bachelor Of Arts" also
Edna May oliver in Murder On
Tuesday o iGd "
Rhythm" also featurette Beyond Ben
gal" Thursday and Friday: Rose Her
bert in Convention Girl" also Onslow
stevens in II Can't Escape saturday:
Edward G. Robinson In The Whole
Towns Talking" also Lane Chandler in
The Lone Bandit"
sTANToN-sunday and Monday:
Jessie Matthews in Evergreen" also
George o'Brien in When Mans go a
May oliver In Murder on a Honey
moon" also John Mack Brown in
Marrying widows"; THURSDAY and
Friday: warner GLAND in " Oh Ri &. Chan han
Past Thirty" saturday: Claude Rains
in THE Mystery Of Edwin brood, ;" also
Tom Tyler in THE Unconquered Ban
dit, also Ken Maynard In ne man
Nobody Knows"
PRINCEss-sunday and Monday:
Paris" also Buck Jones in stone of
silver Streak" Tuesday and Wednes,,
day: Jessie Matthews in Evergreen,
also Dickie Moore in ''The World Ac-
cuses." Thursday: Myrna 10y and vii.
liam Powell in Evelyn Prentice
Friday: Bella Lugosi in THE Mysterious
Mr.. Wong" also Jack LaRue in call
ing All Cars" Saturday: Lyle Talbot
Mccoy in The Square Shooter"
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GOV. NICE SIGNS
>322 BILLS AND
VETOES II

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 10.
Governor Nice signed 322 bills
and vetoed II others in a bill-dls-
posing session here yesterday.
Prince Georges and Montgom.
cry county bills were in each cate
CORY, although the Prince Georges
county police bill is among the
four that are to be considered
next week. Another Of the four
is: the Washington county book
makers bill.
Novernor Nice held up a meas
ure designed to allow an increase
in the number of Prince Georges
county constables one that would
provide for a general registration
Of voters in Laurel next year and
another that would oblige mem
bers Of the Baltimore city police
department to retire at the age
q 70.
= Race Bill Vetoed
Included in the II bills that
were vetoed was the measure that
would have cut the taxes paid by
the race tracks to the State. In
Vetoing the bill, the governor as
serted that he already had pointed
out, "the race tracks are in no
need Of this relief"
There was no further comment
when the so-called teachers oath"
bill was reached. The governor
simply affixed the veto stamp. He
had previously said the bill failed
of its purpose"-the suppression
OF subverSive propaganda-but
that he would favor measure
that would accomplish the pur-
pose IF it had teeth in it."
Governor Nice also disapproved
Q bill that would have forbidden
courts to award alimony and
counsel fees to a wife whose in
come was deemed sufficient to
care for her needs and a measure
that would have allowed an auto.
mobile driver involved in criminal
proceedings for motor-vehicle viola.
tons to retain a license until the
final determination of court
action.
-, Song Bill Vetoed
A legislative attempt to make
James Ryder Randall's song,
Maryland, My Maryland" the
State anthem also failed when
the Governor announced that he
ordered a veto for the bill be-
cause "this song has, for years,
been played and will continue to
be played as long as it appeals
to the people, irrespective Of
legislation on the subject"
The principal bills of State
wide nature that were signed pro-
vIded:
For creation of a Chesapeake
Bay bridge authority to borrow
up to $1O,0O0,00O for construc.
ton of a bay span and with
power to purchase the Claiborne.
Annapolis Ferry Company.
For extension of the time for
construction of a bridge over the
Potomac River from a point in
Charles county.
For imposition of the death
sentence on kidnapers.
That automobiles sold for op-
Grafton in Maryland after the
first Of next month must be
equipped with shatter.proof glass.
For the creation Of a State
department of engineering.
For the sale Of the State
owned Northern Central annuity
which produces annual revenue
of 100000.
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Robson in Grand Old Girl" Tuesday:
RGusa as lair % N ss rFy .ns
Friday: Ben Lyon. Pert Kslton. in
lightning Strikes Twice" Saturday:
Name the Woman" with Richard Crom-
well, Airline Judge.
HIPPODROME nday, Monday,
Tuesday: Will Rogers in Life Begins at
40" Wednesday and Thursday. Gene
RAYMOND. Sylvia Sidney in Behold Ny
Wife" Friday: Ramon Novsrro in The
Colman in "Clive Of India
CAMEO - Sunday and Monday: Clark
Gable. Constance Bennett in After Of
flee Hours" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Arthur Byron in The President Van
Colbert in Limitation Of Life" Satur-
day: Warner GLAND in Charlie Chan In
Paris; also Buck Jones in The Fight
ing Sheriff"
ARcADE-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
Claudette Colbert in "The Gilded Lily"
Saturday: Wallace Berry in West Point
Of the Air." also big comedy program.
JEssE-sunday ana Monday: After
Office Hours with Clark Gable and
Constance Bennett. Tuesday: LOTTERY
Lover" with Lew Ayres. Pat Paterson;
also Lets Live Tonight" with Lillian
Harvey. Tullio Carminati. Wednesday
and Thursday: The Wedding Night"
with Gary Cooper. Anna Stem. Friday:
Love In Bloom" with George Burns
Oracle Allen. Saturday: Under Pres
sure" with Edmund Lowe, Victor Nc
Laglen. also The Revenge Rider" with
Tim Mccoy.
SYLVAN-sunday and Monday: "The
Scarlet Pimpernel" with Leslie Howard,
Merle Oberon. Tuesday: Swell Head"
with Wallace Ford, Barbara Kent: also
''Gigolette" with Adrienne Ames. Ralph
Bellamy. Wednesdays THE Right to
Live" with George Brent, Josephine
Hutchinson Thursday and Friday: Rug
giles Of Red Gap" with Charles Laugh
Pressure" with Edmund Lowe. Victor
McLaglen, also "Westerner" with Tim
Mccoy.
PALM-sunday. Monday ana Tuesday:
''Clve of India" with Ronald Colman,
Loretta Young. Wednesday: THE We'd
ding Night" with Gary Cooper. Anna
Begins at 40" with Will Rogers. satur-
day: Under Pressure with Edmund
Lowe. Victor McLaglsn. also pirate
| Treasure
FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday:
Charles Laughton and Mary Boland in
'Rugglss of Red Gap" Tuesday: Janet
More Spring" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Leslie Howard and Merle oberon
in The Scarlet Pimpernel" Friday: Kay
Francis and George Brent in Living
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CAROLINA - Sunday and Monday,
Mary Brian, Jack oakie Joe Penner'
day and Wednesday, Raymond Hatton:,
Steffi Duna and Regis Toomey in Red
Morning" also Sonnie Hale, Jessie Mat
thsws in evergreen; Thursday. Edw
Friday, Pauline Lord. W. c. Fields,
Zasu Pitts in Mrs. Wigs of the Cab.
bage Patch; Saturday, Mrs. Wigs Of
the Cabbage Patch
sTATE-sunday and Monday, Gary
Cooper, Franchot Tone. Richard crom-
we'll in Lives OF Bengal Lancer" ;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Robert Mont
gomery, Helen Hayes in "vanessa; Her
Life Of the Gods: Thursday, Francis
Iederer, Joan Bennett in Pursuit of
Happiness; Friday, Victor McLaglen.
Edmund Lowe in Great Hotel Murder
"The Tonic Kid; Saturday. Rex Bell
and Buzz Barton in The Tonic Kid"
also Victor McLaglen, Edmund Lowe
in Great Hotel Murder Case"
HOWARD-on stage; Lucky Millinder
and his Mills Blue Rhythm band and
musical revue Of SO. On screen: Warren
S'The Case of The Curious Bride"
SECO-SOnday ana MONDAY: James
Cagney and Pat o'Brien in. Devil Dogs
of the Air" Tuesday: Ann Harding
and Frank Morgan in The Enchanted
April; also Gene Raymond and Henry
Hull in transient Lady" Wednesdays:
ELISA Landi and Cary Grant in ENTER
Madam" Thursday: Gloria Stuart and
Ross Alexander in Maybe It's Love"
Friday: Paul NUM- and Bette Davis in
''Bordertown" Saturday: Edna May
oliver and James Gleason in Murder
on a Honeymoon; also Tim Mccoy in
e'The Westerner."
BROADWAY-sunda Monday, Tues
day: Edward G. Robinson In The
and Thursday: Ronald Colman and Lo-
retta Young in "Clive of India" Friday
and Saturday: Zane Greys Home on
the Range" with Randolph Scott, Jackie
Coogan.
ROsALIA-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday:
Stem Hawkins Confession" with an all
colored cast headed by Clarence Brooks.
Wednesday and Thursday: Society Doc
tor" with Chester Morris, Virginia
Bruce. Friday: Bring en- Back Dead" "
Saturday: Tim Mccoy In Law Beyond
the Range"
MoTT-sunday md Monday: Kay
Francis and George Brent in living on
Dead," wednesday,: Richard Dix and
Louise Beavers in West OF the Pecos.
THURSDAY and Friday: Clarence Brooks
in "Lenn Hawkins Confession" Satur'
day: Buck Jones in "Deadline."
RAPHAEL-sunday and Monday: May
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"car 80. Miracle Rider No. 81; "Our
Gang" comedy. cartoon.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, Wallace Berry in West
Point of the Air" cartoon. Wednesday
and Thursday, Alice Faye and James
Dunn in George Whites Scandals of
1882" comedy: Friday, Bob Robert Taylor
Lady" Hal Leroy comedy, sportreel.
Saturday. Lowe and McLaglen in Great
Hotel Murder: Ralph Bellamy in
Eight Rells"; Call of the Savage No.
l." cartoon.
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday,
Richard Rarthelmess In -Four Hours to
kill; Popeye. comedy. Tuesday and
Wednesday, BinE Crosby and W. c.
Fields in Mississippi" comedies and
Ricardo Cortez In Shadow Of Doubt"
comedy bandreel. Saturday Fred Mac
Murray in Car 80. Robert Taylor In
Buried Loot" cartoon.
COLONY-sunday Monday and Tues
day, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in
Roberta" Wednesday and Thursday,
Jean Blondell in Travelling saleslady"
Joe Cook Comedy. Easy Aces. sportreel:
Dollar Raise" comedy ''see America lea
First; Saturday. Guy Kibbee in Mary
James Pa" Miracle Rider" No. i, com.
edy
HOME-sunday ana Monday, Joan
Blondell in Travelling saleslady," nov
| city; Tuesday and Wednesday. Charles
Laughton in "Ruggles of Red Gap"
See America First; Thursday and Fri
day, Anna Stem and Gary Cooper In
wedding Night" novelty: SATURDAY..
Nancy Carroll in 'I'll Love You Always"
Call of Savage" No. 2. cartoon.
| SAVOY-sunday and Monday. Maurice
Chevaier in 'Foles Bergere." novelty:
| Tuesday md Wednesday. Leslie Howard
day, Ross Alexander in Maybe It's
Mccoy in claw Beyond the Range"
cartoon musical; Saturday. Claudette
Colbert in "Gilded Lily" Easy Aces car
| toon.
TIvOLI-sunday and Monday, Ginger
Midnight" "Popeye": Tussda and
Wsdnesday, claudstte colbert in "Pri-
vate Worlds" comedy; Thursday and
Friday Al Jolson and Ruby Keller in
go Into Your Dance" cartoon; Satur-
day. Edmund Lowe in "Mr. Dynamite"
Miracle Rider" No. 2, Our Gang"
cartoon.
YORK-sunday and Monday Will
Rogers in Life Begins at 40," bandreel.
| Mickey Mouse; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Alice Faye and James Dunn in
George Whites Scandals Of 1885" Pop
eye; Thursday. Mona Barrie in "Mys-
Betty Boop'; Friday, Mr.. ana Mrs. Mar
tin Johnson's "Ba boona." comedy. "See
America First; Saturday, Conrad nageI
J in Death Flies East" comedy.
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Adas SisterhOOd
Plans Card Party

A luncheon card party will be
given by the Sisterhood of Adas
Israel Congregation at 1890 p.
m, Monday, in the Synagogue,
Sixth and I Sts., N. w. The
committee is composed Of Mrs.
Joseph Kaminsky, Mrs. Morris
Stein, Mrs. I. z. Levinson and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Names.
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MRS. DEWAYNE G. CLARK

Last rites will be held in Buenos
Aires Monday for Mrs. DeWayne
Gerald Clark, 80, the former Julie
L.. Hume. Washington society
girl, who died there following the
birth of a son yesterday. The
child was reported to have sur
vived.
Mrs. Clark was the daughter of
Mrs. Rawlins Hume, 1900 block of
Bancroft Pl. N. W., and, until her
marriage to the young diplomat
in 1928, had resided in Washing
ton. She attended Gunston Hall
School and was a member of the
Junior League.
Surviving are her mother and
three sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Hume
Hitz. Miss Mary M. Hume, both
Of Washington, and Mrs. Ma
thaniel Clifford, Of Massachusetts.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fsrlck / smy'p It. 1854 Psrk re-
~ N, see sseD ID Llsy1. Is. IL.
EJsysDtA - sK
E1"sid =. "sp ~ Bazs,,qp. Pa
END AAss Z DsEese Il, EprlhsEa,,pn.
NssS
stephen Dsyla. II 4ez u s.. - p.
Elm Lys
isaAe GgIo.,eia a. s:7 Thr...n,h
=, - -" ga Lj,y NcNsl.-n. Is. eva
Y,s1.,rk " D,sx. -, i37a Mcmillan
r. snn Ennsr'A L. CroEman, -, East
wal,sr opener. ~ 1858 Temper.
ancs ~. X. W ana H.,,,.'ta WOOD.
Is 1855 Temperance Ave. -. W
stanley Ray -, Theological seminary,
Va ana Annie p. Jones q. Alexandria.
HsFoid Bar, ~ and Doilis Penn, 49,
bo'h Of Pittsburgh
and GIadyA N. Link, %. Climbing HILL
Iowa
Jesse P. Ann.,, %, 4o7 Lea Ave.
y. W, and Elsie l.. White 90 1912
Robert p. Mcbride, 2s Portage, Wis,
and Marion L. Finney, %, 2ll5 Penn
sylvania Ave.
Frank s. shsfer %. and Virginia D.
Dorsey. 90. both OF Richmond
Mike O'Brien, IS, Charlottesville, Va"
and Jennie NJ. Red. A, sl6 sixteenth
ST. y. w.
Lee D. Holt %, 115 Fifth st. n. E.,
and Toi E. Haroleey. "a. Amsville, Va.
Wesley Livingston, jr. 81, 5245 Karl
Pl. \. F.. and Sarah e. johnson, 81.
Cedar Heights, Md.
Walter Leftwich. s., and Hattie Phil
lips, 81, both Of 937 ST. n. W.
James r. Weldon, %, 1905 Monroe st;
n. w. and Frances L. Taylor, 80, 1904
Houston ST. Silver Spring, Nd.
Joe stanton. ~. 1880 u St: and Mary
E. Taylor, 81, 1910 P st. \. W.
ROCKVILLE. Md, May Il (speciaN.
The following marriage licenses were IS
sued here today by the clerk of the
Circuit Court for Montgomery county
Porfirio F. Eugenio, -, and Mildred W
Parker. 90. both Of WASHINGTON. D. c.:
John G. Rhodes, "a. of Peoria. ILL.,. and
Catherine Baker, IS. of Philadelphia,
Pa: William C. Turner, IS, of Wash
ington. D. c., and Alice Irene Anderson,
%, of Farmville, Va.
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was in Oak Hill Cemetery.

was in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. LightfOOt died late Thurs.
day night in Johns Hopkins Hos,
pital, Baltimore. She had been
a patient there since an opera
ton to correct an inverted
stomach had been performed on
her a month ago.
Besides her husband, she Is
survived by one son by a former
marriage, George D. Bancroft, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. two grandchil,
dren and a. brother, B. F. Dunan,
OF Scranton, Pa.
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MELON CHIEF NAMED

AAA yesterday announced the
appointment of Thad Huckabee,
Of Albany. Ca, as managing
agent of the marketing of water
melons in Florida, Georgia, South
Carolina and North Carolina.
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DEATHS

Thomas " TrSzEsrs Al 1895 RsE
ward ~. - w
Frchsrlc =. HodKson. a.. as1a Illinois
Ave. N. w.
PINtro Fr"~hi az z2p " ~, r. w..
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RAWLINGS, CLAUDE E.-Passed away
suddenly on Friday night, May II. 1888.
at Alexandria Hospital, CLAUDE z.
RAWLINGS. the beloved son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris E. Rawlings in the eight
zenith year of his age.
Funeral services will he held from the
residence Of his parents. 42O North Alfred
May 90. 1885. at 3 o'clock.
1nterment will follow in Bethel Gene.
terry, Alexandria, Va.
neral home. 500 Cameron ST.. Alexandra.
Va
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ALEXANDER /. LAUGHLIN

The body Of Alexander I
Laughlin, IT, son Of Irwin Laugh
lin, former ambassador to Spain
and Mrs. Laughlin, is expected to
be brought back to Washington
for burial. The youth died yester.
day afternoon of pneumonia in
British Hospital, Gibraltar.
His father and mother, the
former Therese Iselin, left for
Europe upon being advised of
their sons illness, several weeks
ago, and were at the bedside when
the end came. Besides his par
ents, he is survived by his sister,
Gertrude, a last years debutante.
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THURSDAY. May is, 1855, at his resi-:
dence. 1915 Twentieth st. n. W: WAR.
Rem F. PURDY. the beloved husband of
Marie Purdy. Besides his wife he 10
also survived by one son. Richard r.
Purdy. Remains resting at the W. ". Cham
bers Company funeral home. Fourteenth
and Chaplin Streets Northwest
Funeral services will be held on Mon.
day cIoc mo frdm th May s% 3q3 At !"
funeral home, 400 Chaplin Street North.
west.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend
Interment will follow in Arlington Ma.
tonal Cemetery.
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ABAssADOR-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Paul NUM- in BLACK Fury
comedy Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, Bng Crosby in mississippi !;
Crime Doesn't Pay No. T.; Saturday.
Wallace Berry in west Point of the
Air." cartoon, sportreel.
APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Bng Crosby in mississippi;
Crime Doesn't Pay No. l." wednesday
and Thursday. Joan Blondell in "Trav-
cling Saleslady." cartoon. see America
First" and novelty. Friday Maurice
Chevalier in "Follies Bergere," comedy.
Saturday, Preston Foster in Peoples
Enemy; Tim Mccoy In Fighting
Shadows" Mickey Mouse.
AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in
Roberta" Wednesday and Thursday.
Joan Blondell in Travelling saleslady."
bandreel, novelty. Friday. Franchot
Tone in "One New York Night" COM
edy. Saturday, Fred MacMurray in
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MRS. MAY d. LIGHTFOOT
Last rites for Mrs. May D.
Lightfoot, wife of J. Jerome
Lightfoot, Veterans Administra-
ton attorney, were held at All
Souls Unitarian Church. Burial