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The Washington times., 1936-08-15
FATHER JAILED
IN ASSAULT

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Aug. IS.
Robert J. BeeteS. 81. Of 81 Second
Ave, Takoma Park, Md, Is held
in the HyatrsvIlle, Md. jail today
under $500 bond, charged with
assault and battery on q minor
child"
The warrant for BeeteS' arrest
was obtained by his wife, Cora,
who told Sergt. Frank Lane and
Officer Alton Harding, Of the Ia
koma Park police, that her hus-
band came home under the influ-
ence Of liquor and struck their
seven-year old daughter, Caroline,
on the head with a milk bottle.
She was not seriously injured.
When arrested by Officers Lane
and Harding, BeeteS declared he
was only trying to correct" his
child.
AS the alleged offenSe was com
mitted in the Prince Georges
county section of Takoma Park he
was turned over to the authorities
of that county. A hearing will be
held in the HyattSville Police
Court next Wednesday at 10 a. m.
-VnTE AMERICAN-
The Washington times., 1936-08-15

der Two Flags" with Ronald COlman
and Claudette Colbert; woman Trap
Wednesday, Mady Christians in "A
Wicked Woman; Thursday and Friday,
Pursuit" with Chester Morris and Sally
Eilers; Saturday, "Dracula's Daughter.
with Otto Kruger, and Gene Autry in
umbling Tum bleweeds."
ACADEMY-sundaya and Monday, "ITn-
der Two Flags" with Ronald Colman
and Claudette Colbert, and Brilliant
Marriage" with Joan Marsh and Ray
Walker; Tuesday and Wednesday, "Sut-
ter's Gold" with Edward Arnold and
Lee Tracy. and Three of a Kind" with
Chick Chandler and Evalyn Knapp;
Thursday and Friday, Walter Huston in
Rhodes" and Charles Collins in Dane
ing Pirate; Saturday, Jack Benny in
Its In the Air" with Una Merkel.
PALM-Monday and Tuesday, Robert
Montgomery and Rosalind Russell in
Trouble for Two: Wednesday, Jean
Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray
in The Princess Comes Across: Sat
urday, Lyle Talbot and Marguerite
Churchill in Murder by an Aristocrat."
JEssE-sunday Monday and Tuesday:
private NUMBER" wednesday and
Thursday: Kay Francis and Ian Hunter
in The White Angel" Friday and Sat
urday: Richard Dix and Karen Morley
IN The Devils Squadron" Saturday:
Charles Bickford and Florence Rice in
Pride of the Marines. Paul Kelly and
Rochelle Hudson in THE Country Be-
yond."
SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday: Mar
ion Davies and Dick Powell in "Hearts
Divided" Tuesday and Wednesday
Herbert Marshall and Gertrude Michael
in Forgotten Faces" Thursday and
Friday: Robert Montgomery and Rosa
lind Russell in Trouble for Two"
Saturday: Richard Dix and Karen Nor
Kelly and Rochelle Hudson in THE
Country Beyond"
FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday:
Walter Abel and Hugh Herbert in I'VE
Went ,b to Goilege;" Tuesday; Richard Dix
Frances Farmer in Too Many Parents"
Thursday: Robert Young and Betty
Furness in Three Wise Guys" Friday,
Herbert Marshall and Gertrude Michael
in Till We Meet Again" Saturday:
Charles Ruggles and Mary Boland IN
EARLY to Bed"
HIPPODROME-Sund Monday and
Tuesday: Irene Dunno and Allan Jones
in SHOW Boat" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Francis Farmer in Too Many
Parents" Fredric March and Charles
and Saturday: Mary Ellis and Walter
Pidgeon in Fatal Lady" Robert Mont
gomery and Rosalind Russell in "Trou-
BILE for Two"
CAMEO-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Loretta Young
in Private Number" Wednesday, Thurs
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ERNEST MYERS
KILL : SELF
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cell block. It was about an hour
and a half later that he next
glanced in and saw Myers dang
ling from the moose, which he had
fastened to a hook high on the
wall.
A Philadelphia gangster, Myers
Joined with Robert Mails and Wal
ter LegenZa and their TriIState
gang and became a trigger man"
1t was his machine gun, police be-
ieve, which cut down a Federal
Reserve Bank truck driver in a
Richmond holdup, the crime
which sent Mais and Legenza to
the electric chair.
Washington police believe that
it was Myers who wounded a
guard in a mail robbery at Union
Station. Baltimore police believe
it was he who shot and killed a
policeman during holdup there.
But during the Wilson killing
Myers was driver Of the car which
drove the killers to the Mcdonald
home in Takoma Park The night
of October %, 1884. when Wilson
was killed as he stopped to leave
a newspaper.
Myers was the first of the gang
to be brought to trial. William
Henry Cleary, the finger man"
who was to have pointed out NC
Donald-and bungled the lob send
ing the wrong man to his death
turned States evidence.
Myers was found guilty, but the
jury recommended that he be
given life imprisonment rather
than the death penalty. Attorneys
for Dunn and Sutton then asked a
change of venue, and they were
tried at Cumberland and also SEN
fenced to life IN prison.
Two other members of the gang
that killed Wilson are also dead.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
INDIANS PLAN
MEMORIAL

Neighboring Indians will memoir
ialIze three of their deceased
friends tomorrow at the Indian
stomp ground on Mt. Vernon
Boulevard. Those to be memorial
lied are former Vice President
Charles Curtis, Mrs. Harold F..
Ickes and Edgar B. Merritt, former
assistant Indian commissioner.
Both Secretary Ickes and Mrs.
Dolly Gam, sister of Mr.. Curtis,
are expected to attend the services
which will be conducted by Chief
High Star of the Sioux tribe and
Chief White Eyes of the Chey-
enneS.
The services will begin in the
Indian Church at 3 p. m. Among
prominent speakers invited to par
ticipate in the services are Bishop
James E. Freeman, the Rev. Irving
w. Ketchum, DR.. w. S. Alternately,
the Rev. F. j. Kelly, the Rev. c.
B. A. Austin, Rabbi Norman
Gerstenfeld, Rabbi Abram Simon
and the Rev. j. ]. Amber of Fred
riCkSburg, Va.
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Final Rites Planned
For Col. r. II. Cooke

Col. Francis Neal Cooke, q. s.
A. retired, who died Thursday in
Walter Reed Hospital, will be
buried Monday morning in Airing
ton National Cemetery with full
military honors, the War Depart
ment announced today. Services
will be held at 1890 at the Fort
Myer Gate.
Born in LouiSburg, N. c., Octo-
Der IL, 1875, Colonel Cooke en-
tered the United States Military
Academy from that State and
graduated with the commission
Of second lieutenant of infantry
in 1899. He served at various
posts in the United States, Puerto
Rico, the Philippines and Ha-
wall. During the World War he
served in France at Brest.
He was a graduate Of the Ar.
tillery School, the Coast Artillery
School, School Of the Line, Com
mand and General Staff School
and the Army War College. He
retired at his own request after
30 years service. His last duty
was as executive officer, Second
Coast Artillery District, Fort Tot
ten, N. Y.
His mother, Mrs. C. M. Cooke, of
Florence, s. c., and a brother,
c. M. Cooke, also Of Florence,
survive him
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
MARRIAGES

Carl L. Haden, 20. 1914 N. Capitol g.
N. W, and Katherine NJ. Hanrahan. as,
1920 K st. N. E.
Vincent solem, %, 1917 Thirty-fifth
Thirty-eighth st. N W
George A. Petrello, "a, 21s st. n,
E., and Leone Hyams, "a, 4O6 C St N. f.
James F. GIeary: p; 1873 Twenty'
a5, PA I st. N. W.
Kenneth W. Babcock, 80. and Mary
H. Clagett, rs. both of 2S17 Garfield
Kay Elliott Chapman, 20. 1914 Sew.
enteenth St. N. w, and Margaret H. Nil.
Ter, rs, 3219 oliver st. N. w.
DR.. Jacob Mackler, 33, 4610 Ninth St
N. w, and Ann Douzis, "a, 2737 Devon.
shire Pl. N. W.
Chester A. Adele, 23, Meriden. Conn.
and Marion ]: Mallory. %. Boulder, Colo.
Joseph J. Davolas 80, and Celia Dr.
Sabatino, rs, both of Wilmington, Del.
DurwOOd E. Hoffman, %, Sherwood,
Va, and Anna L. Natter, 81, Arlington.
Va.
Irving G. westcott, 20, 1914 Trinidad
Ave. N. W, and Carrie L. Woodland. 10.
IL AnaCostia Rd. N. E.
Theodore A. Soller. 81, 2413 Eigh tenth
St N. W, and Betty Brodsky. 10, 1889
Samuel A. Jones, "a, 1417 Seventeenth
St. N w. and Ruby $. Shelton, 10. 1417
Seventeenth st. n. w.
Peter P. Brue, Alb Ingraham st. N W.
and Helen V. Schroeder, %. Barnum.
Minnesota.
Robert E. Evans, 20. 1910 Eighth st.
s. E, and Velma Irene Winters, q, POSI-
Thirty-seventh st. N W.
James C. Baine, 81 West Clifton Ter
race Apis, and Gertrude L. Beckwith,
"a, 1894 Monroe St. N w.
Wilbur NJ. Elwell, 10, 1882 Gales St ~
w. and Elizabeth ]. Mayhugh IS, 1920
owen Pl N. z.
William Franklin Robinson, IT.. and
Catherine N. Caveston, %, both Of Phila..
Pa
william Walker, 50, Linden, Md. and
Florence Burnett IS, 1880 Willard ST.
N. w.
Lewis s. Williams, q, 753 Kenyon st.
N. W, and Gladys NJ. Cox, IS. 1855 La
Dave Barrett, A., 1924 K. St. N. W.
and Bertha Jacobson, A., 500 Eighteenth
St N w
John E. Birkel, 20. 1881 N st. N. W.
and Edna G. Murza, 20, 4409 Fessenden
st. N w.
Washington Twyman, 25, 1919 y St.
s. W., and Eleanor T Forrest. 20, 1419 y
Edwin o. Tingle, 20, 1913 Seventh st.
n. w. and Verda NJ. Attwell. 81, 4O1s
Brandywine St. N. w.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
CENTER
NEAR READY

SILVER SPRING, Md, Aug. IS.
A new recreational center in the
Montgomery county section Of
Rock Greek Park is now nearing
completion and will be thrown
open to the public within a short
while, Wilton T. Allen, commits
sioner of the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, announced here today.
The playground is located on
Beach Drive, just south of the
Meadow Brook Saddle Club, and
in a section of Unit l of Mont
gomery county's Rock Creek
Park.
The playground will be equipped
with four tennis courts. Play
equipment will consist of sand
boxes, swings, see-SawS, giant
strides and slides.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
COUNTY ACTS
TO END FALSE
FIRE ALARMS

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, Aug. Undetermined to put
an end to deliberate false fire
alarms in Arlington county, mem
bers Of the Arlington County
Board of Commissioners yeSter-
day voted to post a standing re-
ward of $50 to any persons giving
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of any persons
deliberately and wilfully" turn
ing in a false alarm.
County police officers, at the
request of Sheriff Howard B.
Fields, were omitted from those
eligible to receive such a reward.
Sheriff Fields said that his men
were already being paid for such
action that was brought to their
attention.
A study Of the present system
used in sending out fire apparatus
is also to be studied, with a view
to eliminating as much of the
unnecessary responding as pos
sible.
Commissioner William P. Ames
said that he knew of cases where
the hook and ladder truck, which
carries no pumping facilities,
turned out for brush fires. Sheriff
Fields added that he knew of a
case where four pieces of ap-
paratuS, including the hook and
ladder truck, all turned out to
rescue a man who had taken gas.
and upon arriving at the given
address found the man calmly
sitting on his porch.
The $50 reward offer was made
on the recommendation of County
Manager Frank Hanrahan, who
explained that this system has
worked favorably in other local.
ties where false alarms were
numerous.
Distribution of the $500 ap-
propriated to the eight county fire
companies, which the firemen
voted to have paid 500 a month
to each department, was approved
by the board members.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15

&day and Friday: Kay Francis and Ian
Hunter in THE White Angel" Satur-
day: William Boyd in Call Of the
Prairie" Lew Ayres and Florence Rose
| in Panic On the Air"
ARCADE-Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Irene Dunno and Allan
Jones in SHOW Boat" Thursday and
Friday: Joe <. Brown and June Travis
in Earthworm Tractors" Saturday:
Dick Foran in '"Treachery Rides Range"
Robert Young and Betty Furness in
Three Wise Guys"
MILO-Sunday and Monday: Jane
Withers Ralph Morgan in Little Miss
Nobody" Tuesday and Wednesday: Ed
ward G. Robinson and Joan Blondell in
Bullets or Ballots" Thursday and
Friday: Kay Francis and Ian Hunter
Charles Ruggles and Mary Boland in
early to Bed" Dick Foran in "Treach-
cry Rides Range"
CAROLINA - Sunday, Monday. and
Tuesday: Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur
in Mr.. Deeds Goes to Town" Wednes-
day: Ann Harding and Walter Abel in
The Witness Chair: Claire Trevor and
Paul Kelly in Song and Dance Man"
Thursday and Friday: Will Rogers and
Myrna 10y in "A Connecticut Yankee" ::
James Gleason and Helen Broderick in
MuiueT on fSTlul6 Idlll Cdtut udy :
HOOt Gibson in THE Lucky Terror" /;
Jane Withers in Ginger"
SECO-Sunday and Monday: Marion
Davies and Dick Powell in Hearts
Divided" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Merle Oberon, Miriam Hopkins, and Joel
McCrea in These Three" Thursday
and Friday: Loretta Young and Fran
chot Tone in 1.-The Unguarded Hour"
Saturday: Jack Holt and Robert Arm
strong in Dangerous Waters; Ken
Maynard in "Avenging Waters"
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
COL MONROE C. KERTH

Funeral arrangements for Col
onel Monroe Crawford Kerth, U.
s. A. retired, who died Thursday
night at Walter Reed Hospital,
viii be announced later, the War
Department stated today. Colonel
Kerth was go years old and retired
from active duty in July 1929.
His was q distinguished career.
He had been Assistant Chief, Divi.
sion Of Military Affairs in Wash
ington, during the World War he
was in Roumania as an observer
with the Russian armies from
1916 to 1917: in Russia as an
observer with the Russian armies
from June 1917 to February 1918
when he was transferred to the
American Expeditionary Forces in
France. In 1919 he was ordered to
duty in the War Plans Division of
the General Staff in Washington.
He was Professor of Military
Science and Tactics, University Of
Missouri, at the time of his retire
ment.
He was awarded the Distin-
guiShed Service Medal with q cita.
ton for his work as military at
tache at Petrograd, Russia, in
1918. other decorations include
the Purple Heart; Officer of the
French Legion of Honor; Cross
Of st. StaniSlaw, second class, Rus
sian, and St. Vladimer, fourth
class, Russian.
He is survived by a foster son,
Charles F. Apologize, of Washing
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
Cruise Of Middies
To End in New York

The annual cruise of Annapolis
midShipmen will close with a visit
to New York city, the Navy De
partment announced yesterday.
The midShipmen will leave Hanlp-
ton Roads, Va, on the battleShips
Wyoming and Arkansas August
20. They will return to Annapolis
August 26.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
FPinky' and Mae
Are on Hunt for
NeW OWnerS

Two splendid cats may be
adopted today. They are one
year old, thoroughly house.
trained, large, beautiful and
marvellous feline companions.
One of the pets. "Pinky." is a
male, of a lovely grey color. with
soft, glossy fur. The other, Mae"
is a female tiger, of a most affec
Tomato nature.
They are being given away only
because the owner of the pets is
moving from town. If you would
like to give them a home, notify
F. w. FaIlon, 1701 H ST. N. W.,
apartment 3; District 6449) to-
day or tomorrow.
The pet editor of The Times
will assist in finding other homes
for pets through this column.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Henry r. Ronayn, 10, Walter Reed
Hospital.
Rachel Ann Reyes, 50, 174s Columbia
Road.
Walter D. Harrison, 50, All Massach p-
sets Ave N. w.
Jane Gould, IS, 1910 Forty-third street.
Mary Jane Wathen, So, Providence
Hospital.
Annie Dershide. 81. AIS New YORK
Avenue.
Helen P. Davis. So. 1903 crtttsndsA
Street
Howard C. Leapley. 81, Providence
Hospital.
James Mckinney, A.. Gallingsr hos.
pital.
Almond Douglas. 5, en- route 10 Cs%
ualty Hospital.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15

L1NCOLN-August IA to August 20:
"Parole," with Henry Hunter and Ann
Preston.
REPUBLIC--August = to August 20;
"Troubie for TWO. with Robert Mont
gomery and Rosalind Russell.
BOOKER T.--August IA to August 20:
Jean Hersholt in Sins of Man" with
Don Amechs and Allen Jenkins.
PRINCEsS-sunday and NJ ia y:
Robert Montgomery, Myrna 10y in
"Petticoat Fever; Jessie Mathews in
day walter Huston in Rhodes;
Charles Collins in Dancing Pirate"
Thursday and Friday Edmund Lowe.
Virginia Bruce in The Garden Murder
try Beyond" Saturday Robert Taylor
and Virginia Bruce in Times Square
Lady,; Buck Jones in 'Silver Spurs"
Hersholt in Sins Of NAM; Jessie
Mathews in Its Love Again" Tuesday
and and "Wednesday Return tuL eng ga cement.
Return engagements, Rose Marie"
Friday and Saturday: Robert Young in
Three Wise Guys: William Boyd in
"Bar 20 Rides Again"
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: Irene
Dunno in SHOW Boat" Tuesday and
Wednesday: William Powell in "Ex-Mrs.
IoidhlOiu LlOHcll Al"Sll III AOSOluIC
Quiet" Thursday: Joan Crawford, Clark
Gable. Fred Astaire in Dancing Lady"
Friday: Ronald Colman and Myrna 10y
in "Arrowsmith." Saturday: H. G.
Wells Things to Come: Jack Holt in
Crash Donovan"
MOTT - Sunday and Monday, Harry
Carey and Hoot Gibson in The Last
Outlaw" with Margaret Callahan and
Tom Tyler. Tuesday. "Fll Name the
Murderer" and Times Square Playboy."
Wednesday, Roger Pryor in Return of
Jimmy Valentine" Thursday, Boulder
Dam" and Fighting Coward" Friday,
Robert Donat in Ghost Goes West"
with Jean Parker and Eugene Palette.
Saturday, Buck Jones in The Cowboy
and the Kid"
BROADWAY - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Ronald Colman. Claudette Col
bert, Victor McLaglen in Under Two
Flags, Wednesday and Thursday,
Richard Dix in Devils Squadron"
Friday and Saturday, Bill Boyd and
Jimmy Ellison in Call of the Prairie
RAPHAEL - All week. third week.
"Girls for Sale" Children under Is
not admitted.
ROsALIA - Sunday and Monday.
''Dracula's Daughter" with Otto Kru-
ger. Tuesday, Jack Haley and Grace
Bradley in "F. Man" Wednesday and
Thursday. Loretta Young and Franchot
Tone in "Unguarded Hour" Friday.
Margaret Sullivan and Henry Fonda in
1.-THE Moons Our Home" Saturday,
John Wayne in winds of the Waste
sTANTON-sunday and Monday. I'm
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
TWO-WEEK OLD ORPHAN KITTEN 81
MISS MARY EVANS

MISS MARY EVANS,
nurse at the Airport Pool,
is shown above with Sally
Of Our Alley" kitten which
was only a few days old when
its mother died a week ago.
Miss Evans feeds the tiny pet
with an eye-dropper, and will
teach it to swi m when it
grows up. international News
Photo by The Washington
Times.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
PERCY C. LOWE

PERCY C. LOWE
Death yesterday rang down the
final curtain for Percy C. Lowe,
veteran property man who sue
cumbed to heart attack while
on duty at the stage entrance of a
local theater. He was Sc.
Mr.. Lowe had been in the the
ater SO years. Before his employ
ment at Loews' Capitol, he had
been on the road with Conan and
Harris, producers.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs,
Helen Lowe; four brothers, Lewis,
James E. and George, all OF
Washington, and Robert F. Lowe,
Of New York, and a sister, Mrs.
Ralph Manning, of Washington,
Burial will take place Monday
afternoon in Glenwood Cemetery
following Masonic services by Ma
tional Lodge No. IL, F.. A. M, at
the Chambers funeral chapel,
1400 Chaplin st. N. W., at 2:30
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
WALTER A. SAUNDERS

Last rites for Walter A. Saun.
derS, chief clerk in the National
Guard division of the War Depart.
ment, will be held Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock at his sisters
residence, 7708 Morningside Drive,
N. w. Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mr.. Saunders died suddenly yes
terday morning in Sibley Memorial
Hospital. He was 81. He resided
with his family at 6126 Broad
Branch Rd. N. w.
His survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Gertrude Saunders; a son,
Walter, jr.: a daughter, Mrs.
Ethel aunders Dent; two
brothers, David and Harvey Saun-
ders. and a sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Wade. All are of Washington.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15

AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day, Janet GaynOr and Robert Taylor
and Wednesday: Gloria Stuart and
Robert Kent in 1.-THE Crime of DIR.
Forbes" Thursday: Virginia Weilder in
Girl of the Ozarks." Friday: Mary
feature. William Gargan in; Black
mailer" and Anne Shirley in t'M'Liss."
CENTRAL - Sunday and Monday:
in The Bride Walks Out" and Bobby
Breen in Lets Sing Again." Silly Sym
phony. Tuesday and Wednesday: Kay
Francis in The White Angel" with
Ian Hunter. Song of a Nation" Thurs
day: Margaret Lindsay and Glenda Far
rell in Law In Her Hands, Friday:
Wendy Barrie and James Stuart, in
Speed" Saturday: Jeanette MacDon-
aid and Clark Gable in Sam Francisco"
day: Kay Francis in 1.-THE White Angel"
with Ian Hunter. Silly symphony.
Wednesday and Thursday: Barbara
Stanwyck and Gene Raymond in The
Bride Walks Out" Friday: Chester
Morris and Margot Grahame in
in Lets Sing Again." Popeye.
HOME-Sunday and Monday, Robert
Taylor and Loretta Young in Private
Crawford in "Dancing Lady" Thursday,
Chester Morris and Margot Grahame in
"Counterfeit." FridaM Charlie Ruggles
and Mary Roland in EARLY to Bed"
Saturday. George OTBrien in Border
Patrolman" and Frances Dee in 'Half
Angel" PHANTOM Rider, No. L.
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: wendy
Barrie and James Stuart in speed"
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Grace Moore
in The King steps, Out" with Franchot
Tone. Thursday, Raymond Massey in
Things to Gomez Friday, Johnny
MacBrown in "Be tween Men" "Custer's
Last Stand. No. 3" Saturday. Robert
Montgomery and, Rosalind Russell in
Trouble for TWO"
TIVOLI-Sunday. Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, Jean
cite Macdonald and Clark Gable in San
Francisco" Saturday, Joe E. Brown in
"Earthworm Tractors" Our Gang
comedy.
YORK-Sunday and Monday: Edward
G. Robinson in bullets or Ballots"
with Joan Blondell; Mickey Mouse. Tues
day and Wednesday: Jeanette MacDon-
aid and Nelson Eddy in Naughty Mari
eta" Thursday: Charlie RugRies and
Mary Boland in early to Bed" Friday:
big Noise" with Guy Kibbee and War
rem Hull. Saturday: Jane Withers in
Little Miss Nobody"
p # N N - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Jean
cite Macdonald and Clark Gable in
San Francisco" Saturday: Joe E.
Brown in ~Earthworm Tractors" with
Joan Blondell; Phantom Rider" No. 81
Our Gang lcomedy.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
DIED

GILBERT, LAURENCE Won Wednesday.
August IL, 1896, at his residence, 44l6
Prospect Ave, Brentwood, Nd, LAURENCE
W. GILBERT. age Al years, beloved hus-
ford, Robert and Laurence, jr. Remains
resting at the above residence until 2 p. m.
Saturday, August Is, 1885.
Funeral services from the Brentwood
M. E. Church. corner Campbell St and
Wells Ave. Brentwood. Md, on Saturday
at 2 80 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Services by the W. W. Chambers suburban
funeral home.
HESS, ANNE v.-o9 Friday, August =.
Pl. N. W, ANNIE V. HESS beloved
mother of Joe Hess and grandmother of
Thomas L. Allen.
Funeral services from the W; W.
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home.
SIT Eleventh St. S. E. Notice of time
later.
LOWE. PERCY C.-Suddenly on Friday.
August "A, 1886, at Emergency Hos.
pital PERCY c. LOWE, beloved husband
of Helen Louise Lowe and son of the
late Louis. P and Mary Rose Lowe and
brother of Louis, James Edward. Robert
F. and George P. Lowe and Mrs. Mary
Louise Manning.
funeral home 14OO Chaplin st. n. W..
on Monday. August IL at 80 .. NJ.
Relatives and friends are invited. Member
of Masonic National Lodge, No. L. F.
A. A. NJ. 1nterment Glenwood Cemetery.
NANGLE, JOHN HENRY-on Wednesday.
August II, 1886. at his residence. 1884
Twelfth Street Northeast, JOHN HENRY
NANGLE, beloved husband of Rose C.
Nangle (nee Sullivan and brother OF
Bernard c. Nangla of Richmond Hill. N Y.
Funeral from the residence of his sister
in-law, Mrs. Evangeline Reck 1905 Kear-
ney Street Northeast on Monday, August
II, 1896, at 8 80 a. M, thence to St.
Dominic's Church. at Sixth and E Streets
Southwest where solemn requiem mass will
be offered at 10 a. m. for the repose of his
soul. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Oivet Cemetery Services
by Chambers.
Jersey City papers please copy.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
G. w. SQUIGGINS

George w. Squiggins, assistant
to the general passenger traffic
manager of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, who died Thurs
day in Baltimore. was buried to.
day in Druid Ridge Cemetery,
Baltimore, following service
there. He was u.
Mr.. SquigginS is survived by
his widow, a son, Kirk Squiggins,
Of Gainesville, Md. and three
grandchildren.
The Washington times., 1936-08-15
FRANK p. MAUCK

Last rites for Frank P. Mauck,
retired railroad engineer, will be
held today at 2 p. m. at the Lee
funeral chapel. Fourth and Massa-
chusettS Avenue Northeast, with
burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Two daughters, Miss Annie W.
and Miss Stella Mauck, and one
son, William, survive him.