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The Washington times., 1935-09-21
CHART WORK
T0A|DFL|ERS

Continued from Local PGRe)
radio men and air traffic engi-
neers.
Transmitted from a Department
Of Commerce station a given ra-
dio signal sounds out in pattern
generally resembling an enormous
figure eight" the station being
located geographically at the in
tersection of the two loops.
simultaneously a second signal
sounds at given intervals forming
another figure "eight" pattern
placed geometrically opposite the
first figure eight"
The strength and direction of
the two simultaneous signals is so
controlled from the tranSmitter
that the edges Of the figure
"eights" overlap forming four seq
ments in which the two varying
signals intermingle.
When the intermingling signal
is heard in the earphones of the
pilot, he knows that he is on the
So-called directional beam and he
follows along until his new aerial
map tells him that he is nearing
ing beam and continues ire proc
of Commerce station on the route.
And so he tunes to the approach
ing beam and continues the proc
ess until he reaches his deStina-
ton.
The Washington times., 1935-09-21
WILBUR UNDERWOOD

Funeral services for Wilbur Un-
derwood, Washington poet and re-
tired State Department employe,
were to be held this afternoon at
2 o'clock from the chapel of Jo-
seph Gawler Sons, 1854 Pennsyl-
vania Ave. N. w., with the Rev.
Hatch H. Sterrett officiating. In
terment will be in Glenwood Gene
terry.
Mr.. Underwood, who died Thurs,
day night in Emergency Hospital
from heart attack, was SO years
old. A native Washingtonian, he
was graduated from the old Co.
lumbar University, now George
Washington, in 1899, and shortly
afterward he became an employe
of the State Department, where
he worked for "a years. At the
time of his retirement, two years
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PROBE CLEARS
ROGERS, IS
BELIEF

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 81
G.NS0.-The feeling prevailed
in this quiet, Quaker town today
that Henry HuddleSton Rogers,
jr., and his friend, william j.
Kelley, motion picture camera.
man, would be exonerated of con.
nection with the death of Evelyn
Hoey when the inquest into the
young stage stars passing is con.
cluded Monday.
At last nights session of the
inquest, the highlight came when
Rogers was asked by the District
Attorney:
Did you shoot Evelyn HOey?"
For the first time in two hours
of testimony which held a court.
room rapt, he raised his voice:
"NO! I'd do anything in the
world for Miss HOey! l.. I'd
have given my life to keep her
from shooting"
The singer, who was shot to
death the night Of September II
in his bedroom at Indian Run
Farm, died by her own hand, he
Swore.
At the conclusion Of the session,
William E. Parke. district attorney
of Chester county, also expressed
his belief that the two men would
go free.
Until he reached dramatic de-
nial Of murder, young Rogers
told, for the most part, a frank,
calm story Of his relations with
the 25-year-old grooming contralto
who had lost her voice and was
afraid that if she went back to st.
Louis and Minneapolis, her birtr'
place, she would never again at.
tain white way stardom.
Unsuccessfully he fought back
the tears as he told of finding
her body, five minutes after he
had upbraided her for sending
kilograms all over the country"
His story of the shooting was
identical with that given previ-
ously by Kelley. The two men
were sitting together on the living
room sofa when he heard the re
port of the revolver. he said.
Previously he testified that the
actress was frequently given tc
fits of depression and told Of one
occasion when she threatened tc
leap out of the window of a New
York hotel room,
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ACADEMY-Sunday and Monday,
R5ehard pix and Ma1Eot Mar S.t; Granams n,;,tdn in
Bees: Tuesday and Wednesday. Betty
Furness and Richard Cromwell in Nc
Faddeps Fad Sssk Flats, r.s also 70 c5Gk osanSsT
Ayres and Claire Trevor in Spring
Tonic" also Kermit Maynard in North
ern Frontier; Saturday. Gilbert Roland
Danger" also George O'Brien in Fair
Warning"
STAN ON-sunday and Monday:
Claudette Colbert and Joan Bennett in
claire Trevor in Spring Tonic" Tues
day and Wednesday: Miriam Hopkins in
Becky Sharp" also. Jack LaRue and
Lillian Myles in Calling All Cars"
Thursday and Friday. Msrlens Dietrich
Woman" also David Manners and Dor
othy LaBaire in "The Perfect Clue"
Saturday: Shirley Temple in Baby Take
venge Rider"
Shirley Temple in "Our Little Girl" also
William Bakewell in Green Eyes" Tues
day day and Wednesday; Warner Baxter ero in
ard Cromwell in Men OF the Hour"
Thursday and Friday: Jack Holt in
The Awakening Of Jim Burke" and
Helen Chandler in Lover Divine" Sat
urday: John Wayne in The Dawn
Rider" and Arthur Wontner in THE
Triumph of Sherlock Holmes.
sECO-sunday and Monday: Joe E.
Brown in "Alibi Ike" Tuesday: F'ranchot
Tone and Uno Merkel in "One New York
Night" Wednesday and Thursday:
Helen Gahagan and Randolph Scott in
She" Friday: Henry Hull in Werewolf
Matneson Lang in Little Friend" Sat
urday: George O'Brien in Hard Rock
Harrigan." also Florence Rice and Jack
Holt in awakening of Jim Burke"
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
ton and Betty FurnaS. Wednesday and
Thursday: The Irish In U.s." with
James Cagney and Pat O'Brien. Friday
and Saturday: THE Glass Key with
George Raft and Edward Arnold.
JEssE-sunday and Monday: Col
lege Scandal" with Airline Judge and
THE Irish In Us" with James Cagney
and Pat C'Brien. Thursday: Calm Your
SELF with Robert Young and Madge
Evans. Friday: "Dinky" with Jackie
Cooper and Mary Astor. Saturday silk
Clark. also "Village Tale" with Ran
dolph Scott and Kay johnson.
SYLVAN-sunday and Monday: Front
Page Woman" with Bette Davis and
with Edmund Lowe and Claire Trevor.
Wednesday: Age Of Indiscretion" with
Paul Lukas and Madge Evans. Thurs
day and Friday. Going Htghbrow" with
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Silver Stars Granted
For War GaIIantry

"Gallantry in action" during the
World War came into it's own TO-
day when five silver stars we're
awarded by the War Department
to as many soldiers of various
ranks who took part in that con-
flict.
Those decorated include Charles
S. Ristine, formerly second lieu
tenant, living in Strafford, Pa;
Jacob Beck, formerly sergeant,
OwenSboro, KY; Vinzenzo Golati,
formerly private, Of Clarion, Pa,
and Joseph Provost, formerly
private, of Skowhegan, Me.
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Rsu Pitts and Guy Kibbee in "Going High
brow: comedy. Saturday: Jane Withers
in Ginger; Roaring West No. 5.
AVENUE GRAND - Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. James Cagney and Pat
OBrien in THE Irish in U.s. cartoon:
and Henry, Fonda in Farmer Takes
Wife" variety; Friday. Maureen O'Sulli-
van and Joel McCrea in woman
Wanted comedy, cartoon; Saturday.
Carroll in Atlantic Adventure" cartoon.
CENTRAL - Sunday and Monday,
James Dunn in Welcome Home" Ian
Hunter Hn1 in "Jslns:" cartoon; Tuesday
Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery in
China Seas" comedies; Friday, Guy
Kibbee in Going Highbrow." comedies;
Saturday. Hugh Herbert, Joan Blondell
and GIenda Farrell in We're in the
Money" comedies.
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day. James Cagney and Pat o'Brien in
day and Thursday, Loretta Young and
Charles Boyer in Shanghai" musical,
cartoon; Friday. Maureen O'Sullivan and
Joel McCrea in Woman Wanted" COM
Kibbee in Going Highbrow," Roaring
West No. 4, cartoon. comedy.
HOME-Sunday ana Monday: Shirley
Temple in Curly Top; comedy. Tues
and Glenda Farrell in We're in the
Money; Joe Cook comedy. Thursday:
Joel McRae and Maureen O'Sullivan
in Woman Wanted; comedies Fri
day: Burns and Allen in Here Comes
Cookie: Todd-Kelly comedy. Saturday:
John Boles in Orchids to You:
Boris Karloff in THE Black Room;
cartoon.
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: James
Dunn in Welcome Home; comedy.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Ian Hunter
in "Jalna"; comedy Thursday: Ida
Lupino and Kent Taylor in Smart
Grr': comedy. Friday: Bob Steele in
Smoky smith; New Adventures of
II,9,iy RhGny, Golden 1alds, Touch" Saturday:
''Escapade": cartoon.
TIVOLI-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Clark Gable, Jean
Harlow and Wallace Beery in China
Seas; cartoon. Thursday and Friday:
Marion Davies in Page Miss Glory";
"Popeye" Saturday: Burns and Allen
West" No. 5; cartoon: sportreel; COM
edy.
YOrk-sunday and Monday: Shirley
Temple in Curly Top: See America
First" Tuesday and Wednesday: W.
c. Fields in Man on the Flying
Trapeze" Keaton comedy. Thursday:
edy. Friday: Paul Robson in san
dsrs of the River: cartoon. saturday:
Spencer Tracy in Murder Man;
comedy
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Lodges Will Honor
Odd Fellows Head

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 81
(SpeciaD Alexandria Odd Eel
lows have joined with their fellow
lodgemen from Northern Virginia
today in honoring Park P.
Deans. new Grand Sire of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows
of the World. Mr.. Parks will
speak at a rally in the George
Washington Masonic Memorial.
He will be introduced by Senator
Byrd.
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Takoma Park Tree
Bears Apples, Pears

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Sept. 81
(SoecieD Fruits of an apole tree
which this year produced 13 vari-
cites of apples and one of pears
were exhibited yesterday at the six
teenth annual flower. fruit and
vegetable show of the Takoma
Horticultural Club which closed
last night. The exhibitor was
TVinYo T Simmons
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ago, he was chief Of the record
section, Bureau Of Index and
Archives.
Mr.. Underwood published three
volumes of poems.
A bachelor, Underwood is sur
vived by three brothers, Norman,
of Washington; Frank Russell, of
Lyon Village, Va, and Jesse W.,
of WeStport, Conn.
MRS. MARGARET MOTTER
Burial of Mrs. Margaret Eliza
beth Gait Motter, 80, who died
yesterday in the Health Home at
3244 Thirty-eighth St. N. w., will
take place this afternoon in Oak
Hill Cemetery, following the SER
vices in the cemetery chapel at
3 o'clock.
Mrs. Motter was the wife of
the late James Taylor Motter and
the mother Of the late DR.. Murray
Gait Motter, well-known Washing
ton physician.
Mrs. M. G. Motter, 2314 Nine
teenth st. N. w., was Mrs. Mot
ter's daughter-in-law.
DIR. WILLIAM JOHN COOPER
DR.. william John Cooper, SO,
former United States Commits
sioner of Education, who died
Thursday at Kearney. Neb., will
be buried Monday in Berkeley,
Cal, friends in washington were
informed today.
Stricken 10 days ago while en-
route to his home in Sacramento,
Cal, after completing summer
term as professor at the Univer-
sity of Michigan, DR.. Cooper died
in the Good Samaritan Hospital
at Kearney. His wife. Mrs. Edna
Cooper, was at his bedside.
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INDIAN BUREAU
AIDES WORK
OVERTIME
By J. EARLE MOSER

.. Beginning their winter schedule,
Secretary Ickes' 7,0O0-odd Interior
and PWA workers last Monday
abandoned their daylight saving"
hours, 8 to $3.50, in favor Of a 8 to
4:30 routine. But approximately
300 employees of the Bureau Of In
dian Affairs were left in the
lurch.
Because they must catch up
with a volume Of accumulated
work, employees of that unit not
only remain until 4:30 p. m, with
the rest Of the department, but
must report at their old morning
hour, 8 o'clock, so that each has
put in an hour overtime since
Monday.
The condition will last about a
week more, it was said at the ad-
ministrative offices of the bureau,
and the painful point from the
personnel angle is that no COM
pensatory leave Is to be granted
for the exhibition of mass dill
gence. An official commented:
"Our only compensation will
be the mere satisfaction Of get
ting this mass Of work cleared
ND and out Of our way"
Nineteen points are included
in the tentative legislative pro-
gram of the AFGE for 1885,
according to the current weeks
issue of the Government Stan.
dard, organ Of the group, and
it is significant that the first
item slated is 30-day cumula'
tive annual leave and cumula-
tive sick leave.
Starting with a meeting Octo-
ber / at Atlanta. at which both
House Civil Service Chairman
Ramspeck and AFGE President
Babcock are slated to speak, it
is believed leaders of the en-
ploye federation are planning a
conciliatory program to nullify
the strained relations with GER
tain members of Congress that
were revealed in letters during
the recent convention.
This will be done, it is indi-
Gated, to facilitate backing of
the leave legislation in January
and prevent future SetbackS.
The new program also advo-
Gates 3O-hour week without
pay which at present looms
next to impossible to attain be-
cause of the impending new
economy wave-and a minimum
annual salary Of $1,500, with
equivalent per diem rates.
David R. Glass, recently elect
ed charter president" of the
AFGE, was given a tribute for
his many services to organized
employees recently by George D.
Riley, Hearst columnist. in a
radio address.
One year ago the NRA union
(AFGE) passed a resolution back
ing morally ana financially Gne
current strike among textile
workers. Joe Barrall was ap-
pointed by the NRA group to re.
ceive money and clothes for the
strikers, despite the fact that
NRA Administrator Hugh S.
johnson had termed the walkout
"unjustified." GPO held a dance
at Harding Hall for benefit of
its ball team. The New Vo"k
City Society was set to nominate
officers, having grown rapialy.
Ann Seeger, publications division
of Patent office, was visiting in
Chicago.
Miss Ann Michlun, Of Inter
state Commerce Commission. and
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DIR. WILLIAM JOHN COOPER
MRS. PERNIE WEDDLE

Mrs. Pernie Weddle, AZ, sister
of White House Policeman Claude
s. Weedle, who died in Willis, Va,
yesterday, is scheduled to be
buried from the old farm house
in Willis, with the funeral Serv-
ices of the Dunkards, now the
Church of the Brethren. Services
are tentatively set for Monday.
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BRIDGE, Binuo PARTY

A card and bingo party for the
benefit of Lafayette Lodge Chap
ter, o. E. S., will be held tonight
at 8 o'clock in the Chapter Hall,
Fourteenth and Kenyon Sts. N. w.
There will be prizes and refresh
mentS
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BIRTHS

Earl and Lavina Lowder, boy.
Charles and Blanche Hanger, twin
girls.
George and Alma White, boy.
Edward and Anna Jones, boy.
James and Elizabeth Mclaughlin. boy.
John and Margaret Alexander, boy.
Adlai and Elizabeth Magee. boy.
Hugh and Catherine CNeale, boy.
Wallace and Dorothy Winkler, boy.
Charles and Evelynne Riolaski boy.
John and Mary Connolly. boy.
James and Catherine Schwab, girl.
William and Gertrude Cunningham.
girl.
Archie and Hazel Ferguson. girl.
James and Marguerite Buckley, girl.
James and Minnie Chesaldine, girl.
Harry and Willie Jones, boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ambrose West, 55, Jenkintown, Pa,
and Martha Mines, 81. Wyncote, Pa.
James A. Rustin, %, 430 Franklin
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?Zasu Pitts and Guy klooee. SATURDAY:
"Ginger' with Jane Withers and Jackie
Searl, also "Outlawed Guns" with Buck
Jones.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: Jane
Withers and Jackie Searle in Ginger"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Miriam Hop
kins in Becky Sharp" also Nancy Car
rell in after the Dance" Thursday
and Friday: Spencer Tracy in Murder
Man" Saturday: Robert Donat in
''Thirty-Nine steps" also Tim Mccoy in
Justice Of the Range"
STATE-Sunday and Monday: Miriam
Hopkins and Frances Dee in "Backy
Sharp" Tuesday and Wednesday: Noel
Coward in The Scoundrel." Thursday
and Friday: Charles Butterworth and
Jean Muir in "Orchids To You" Satur-
day: Robert Taylor and Jean Parker in
Murder in the Fleet" also Wallace Ford
and Dickey Moore in "The Swell Head"
HIPPODROME-sund and Monday:
William Powell and Louise Rainer in
''Escapade." Tuesday ana Wednesday:
Pielbeam in Little Friend" Thursday:
George Raft and Edward Arnold in
THE Glass Key" Friday and Saturday:
James Gagney and Pat o'Brien in THE
Irish in Us"
ard Dix in Let EN- Have It." tuesday:
Mary Boland in People Will Talk"
Wednesday and Thursday: Jane With
ers in "Ginger." Friday: All comedy,
Laurel and Hardy, Charles Chase. Our
Gang, Popeye. etc. Saturday: Fred
McMurray and Ann Sheridan in Car
90"
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: War
ner GLAND in Charlie Chan in Egypt"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Marion Davies
in Page Miss Glory" Thursday: Buck
Jones in Border Brigands" also Alice
Brady in Lady Tubbs.'
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! ROBERTS, DELOIS E.-On Wednesday,
| September Is, 1885. at Childrens Hos
pital DELOIS E. ROBERTS, the beloved
daughter of William B. and Ethel Roberts.
Funeral services will be held on Satur-
day afternoon. September 21, 1885. at
o'clock from the residence of her parents.
| 625 L Street Southwest.
Relatives and friends are invited TO ut.
| tend.
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Services by Chambers Company South.
east funeral home
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MkENNEY. ALBERT - Suddenly on
Wednesday: September Is. 1885,
ALBERT MKENNEY. the beloved son Of
Funeral services will be held from his
parents residence. 81 New York Avenue
Northeast on Saturday. September 81
1885. at .. m. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery
Services by Chambers Co. Southeast
Funeral Home.
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PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday:
Brues RoSsrt Su: rayloP oP and @ Helen s TWsVe.
trees also George O'Brien in Hard Rock
Harrigan. Tuesday and Wednesday:
'Spring Tonic with Lew Ayres Claire
Trevor and walter King, also The Head,
ITS ats a small World" with spencer
Tracy, Wendy Barrie and Raymond
Walburn, also THE Triumph of Sher-
Lyn Harding. Saturday: Ricardo Cartez
and Dorothy Page in Manhattan Moon I"
also John Wayne in Rainbow valley"
L1TTLE-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Operator 49," with Marion Davies
and Gary Cooper. Wednesday and Thurs
day: THE President Vanishes," with
Edward Arnold. Friday and Saturday:
Home On the Range" with Randolph
Scott and Jackie Cooper.
LINCOLN-september 20 to September
26 (inclusive): Boris Karloff in The
Raven" with Bella Lugosi
REPUBLIC-september 20 to septem-
&c (inclusive): BLACK Sheep" with
Edmund Lowe and Claire Trevor.
BOOKER T-september 20 to septem-
Der IS Gnclusive): Paul Robson and
Nina Mae Mckinney in Sanders of the
River" Second week.
RAPHAEL-sunday Cuntil notified of
change); Sins of Love"-ladies only.
HOWARD-on stage: In Person, Fats
Waller" with his orchestra and revue.
On screen: silk Hat Kid
BRoADwAY-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Men Without Names" with
Fred MacMurray Madge Evans and
Leslie Fenton. Wednesday and Thurs
day college Scandal" with Airline
Judge and Kent TAYLOR: Friday and
Saturday, George O'Brien in The Cow
boy Millionaire"
Dix in The Arizonian'' with Eta
NIcDaniels and Willie Best: Tuesday,
Great God Gold" and Kentucky Blue
in The Informer": Thursday, Tim NC
Coy in Beyond the Law ana Might
Life of the Gods: Friday. Lionel Barry
moro and Bella Lugosi in Mark Of the
Vampire: Saturday, John Wayne in
''Dawn Rider"
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday. Ed
mund Lowe and Victor McLaglen in
''Under Pressure; Tuesday. Marlene
Dietrich in THE Devil Is a Woman; !;
Wednesday and Thursday, Miriam Hop
kins in Becky Sharp: Friday. Mona
Mystery Woman: Saturday, Buck Jones
in Border Law"
FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday,
Bette Dsxis and George Brent in Front
and Thursday. shirley Temple in "Curly
Top; Friday, Spencer Tracy and Vir-
gina Bruce in 1.-THE Murder Man;
Saturday, Buck Jones in "Outlawed
Guns"
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

st. n. W. and Mary E. Tboma. ~
Silver Hills Park Nd.
Thunston Wade "a. S1s French St.
n W, and Vivian L. Hart. Is. 432 o
Robert E. Dunn, 81, 7is A s. \
and Elizabeth B. Coe, 20. 2O1 Taylor
Walter L. Colbert, 20. 27.s st. n
seventh st. N W.
Meyer NJ. Ogens. ~, 2647 Connecticpt
Ave; and Mimi Feldman, rs, 27I1 Wood
| ley Pl. n w.
Sidney U. Goad, 20, and Lily NJ.
Le,ers' lbi' 2S' both OF 1871 New Hamp-
Edward PASTOR. 81, 1850 Howisor
r. ~ W. and Clara Hemsey. 20, 2OS
Blair F. Carver, -. and Gertrud. r
Fred r. Morrell 2S, Missoula srd
virginia Warden, 23, Great Fails, Mon.
tana. UA'
Howard G. Manson, 20, and p,u,,r.
E. koontz. IS. both of 1434 N st. N. W.
St. N. E.; and Margaret BSndi, -
244s Eighteenth St. n. w.
Richard Harris 20, 1911 Vermont
Ave; Aye Wv n w. aud Lula Roebuck, 20,
Harry Schneider, "a, and Rose F.Id.
man 90. both of Richmond. Va.
Samuel l.. Vance. 20, 1883 Ninth e.
n: w, and Consuela Javins, H. ak
west Minister ST., N. W.
DEATHS
Ellen Clark, 10, 742 Crittenden St.
Elizabeth Pitts, 7s. 56S2 Conduit
Rd. n. W.
Joseph E. Meredith, Ss, 11s NJ st.sE
Charles H. Willingham, 81, 1902 Alaska
Mary Dove, 81, Gallinger Hospital.
william B. Chlds. 65, 1211 St. NJ
Corabelle Stratton, 81, GallinEer Hos.
pital.
Mathilda NJ MoEnerey, g. 1920 Wis.
consin Ave. N. W.
May l. King. 55, 1902 Decatur st. NV
Hospital.
pital. -'oS-
Dolores Roberts. 3, Children's HOSPITAL
ebert Mckenney, ., First st. and New
York Ave. n. E. ave"
Lewis Jones, 7S, 11s Hickman st, s, F.
rosa Jackson, SIS. Casualty Hospital
hena Ward. 81, Home for Aged and
Intnge GIetorge Davis, SIS, Gallinger Hospital.
uosnftnti u1nIant Murphy, days, Freedmens
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DIED
BURROUGHS.

nChkOUGHS, ALYCE V.-On Friday
september 20. 1885, at Chiidren's Hos.
pltal; ALiCE V. BURROUGHS, the be.
loved loved daughter of Charles ]. and Msrxaret
Gba GbprOushs, Remains resting at the W. W.
Eleventh Street Southeast. 'e 'i'
Funeral services will be held on Mon.
Gay afternoon, September 23, 1p35 At
80 o'clock, from the W W. Chambers Co
Soutneast funeral home, 517 Eleventh
tend. "'i'eu 10 al
Cemetery. O"i I'LL
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

Florence Hanks, Federal Trade
Commission, are informed their
Photographic prints are on hand
at The Times office.
Captains of the General Account
ing Office bowling leagues teams
were announced as follows: w.
Covert, j. Sullivan. j. Brent, Reed
Martin (chief clerk, D. Spencer,
J. Harvey, s. Jontiff and D.
Gabour. Action started yeSter-
day at the Recreational alleys.
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sMOOT. MRS. MARGARET L-Widow of
of the late William B. Smoot. died
early Saturday. September 21, 1885. at
her residence. sO4 Prince Street. Alexan-
dria. Va, after a brief illness. Funeral
services from St. Paul's Church in Alex
+ andria at . D. m. Monday.
| Interment private.
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FOWLER, SAMUEL E.-on Friday, Sep.
=, tember 90. at 80 p. m. at Providence
Hospital. SAMUEL E. FOWLER. beloved
husband of Julia Fowler. O''N
Funeral services from his late residence
| %. at IL a. M
| Pleasant. Md 0oo'
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HOUGH, DIR. WALTER-PeacefniIr o,

H0CGH, DR.. WALTER-Peacefully, on
Friday. September 20, 1885, at his resi-
dence. 1882 Farragut Street Northwest
DR.. WALTER HoUGH, the beloved hus.
A. F. and F. 2. Hough and Mrs. Hillory A.
Tolson. a.
Services from the s. H. Hines Co. fu.
neral home, 29O1 Fourteenth Street North.
west, on Monday, September %, 1885, at
Interment nriyate
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WARNER


AMBASSADOR-Sund Monday and
Tuesday: Claudette Colbert in She Mar
ried Her Boss" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Janet Gaynor and Henry Fonda
in Farmer Takes a Wife,; comedy. Fri
day: Norma Shearer and Fredric March
in "Smilin' Through; cartoon. Satur-
Eight; Roaring West No. /; Keaton
comedy.
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BOOKER T-september 20 to septem-
Der 26 (inclusive): Paul Robeson and
Nina Mae Mckinney in Sanders of the
River" Second week.
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acknowledgements 20 to septem-
&c (inclusive): BLACK Sheep" with
Edmund Lowe and Claire Trevor.
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RAPHAEL-Sunday (until notified of
change): Sins Of Love"-ladies only.
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APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Loretta Young and Charles Boyer
Thursday: W c. Fields in Man on the
Flying Trapeze"; Kennedy comedy: va
riety. Friday: Ida Lupino and Kent Tay-
lor in Smart Girl"; Our Gang. Satur-
day: Nancy Carroll in after the
Dance: Lew Ayres in silk Hat Kid;
Roaring West No. 4; cartoon.
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HOWARD-On stage: In Person, Fats
Waller" with his orchestra and revue.
On screen: silk Hat Kid"
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

LINCOLN-September 20 to September
rs (inclusive): Boris Karloff in The
Raven" with Bella Lugosi
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

AVALON-sunday, Monday and Tues-
day: Shirley Temple in Curly Top;
cartoon. Wednesday and Thursday:
Charles Boyer and Loretta Young in
Shanghai; Chase comedy. Friday: Ia
The Washington times., 1935-09-21

Miss Ann Michlun, Of Inter
state Commerce Commission, and