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DEATHS

Rosa Dixon, "a. 22O H st. n e.
william ]. Fisher. 70, Garfield Hos
:. Patrick i, H. Davi. II. ss'o Garfield
olivia J. Baker, II. 1921 Oak St.
N. w.
Julin N. Dspray, 10. 1889 Twenty
seventh ST. n. W.
Horace Smith, IS, Home for Aged
and Infirm.
Bartholomew C. Moore, 6L 10 Adams
st. N. w.
Joseph A. Lynn. SO. 2sl4 Garfield
Charles Bell, So. 1877 Webster st.
N w.
Ella F. Barry. ST. 1909 Lamont st.
Sarah A. Boylan. SIS. Homeopathic
Charles Burton, SIS. Garfield Hospital.
Otto H. Ludwig, so, Casualty Hospi-
tai
Frederick A. Poore. IS. Government
Printing Office.
Landric NJ. steiner. A. 1853 A st.
". L.
Donald L. BaIlenser. 4s 1853 Juni-
per st. n W.
Margaret prescott, 81, Columbia Hos
ptal.
Helen McGrath, %, Gaiiinger Hospi-
Catherine Headworth, 81, sibley
Hospital.
Florence Dodge Children's Hospi-
tai
Ernest Dodd, l, Gallinge' hospital.
James s. Bailey, 81, 220 L st. n. w
Rebecca Washington, 81, 2s0s Dunn
barton Ave. n. w.
Mamie V. Cornell, ss. 1919 Hamlin
st. n. W.
John E. Moore. 81 14O4 Swan st.
N. w.
George Jackson. SO, Gallinger Hospi-
tai
Dolores Butler. I, Gallinger Hospital.
Juanita Humes II. 2422 Seventeenth
ST y. W.
James Mills, 3 Gallinger Hospital.
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BIRTHS

$4,000
william and virgig cOvington, boy.
Austin and Ann Lawrenson. boy.
David and ES'Ier Klein. boy.
Selwyn and Glenna Baggott, boy.
Sven and Tyne Carson, girl.
Robert and Junita Hool, girl.
Thomas and Ida Harty, girl.
Charles and Dora Soanik, girl.
John and Marie WebeT girI.
Earl and Phyllis Reimer, girl.
Charles and Helen Wheatley. boy.
James and Ruth Pope, boy.
James and Gertrude Patten, boy.
Desmond and Rosemary o'conneil,
oy.
David and Marion Abbott, g.rl.
Clinton and Amy Burnett, girl.
Ray and Fern Hobbs, girl.
Edward and Trella Sudler. girl.
James and Eleanor Shea, boy.
James and Irene Proctor, boy.
Lawrence and Pearl Fox, boy.
Jesse and Marjorie Hughes. boy.
Andrew and Ruth Light. girl.
Raymond and Rachel Brawner, girl.
Judson and Betsie Gardner, girl.
Samuel and Little Young. girl
Hiram and Grace Jones. girl.
Dennis and Sadie Wheeler. girl.
Samuel and Charlotte Marshall, boy.
Joseph and Maggie Campbell, boy.
Charles and Emma Thornton. boy.
Philip and Odessa Thomas, boy.
Theodore and Nellie Tut, boy
Richard and Josephine Cook, girl.
Charles and Alice Green, gIrl.
Robert and Elizabeth Proctor. girl.
Walter and Elsie Shepard. girl.
Francis and Evelyn Dyson girl
Bradley and Elizabeth Harris, girl.
George and Ellen Trice. boy.
George and Mamie Slower, boy.
george and Elizabeth Carter. Toy.
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all her life. Her late husband,
Harry D. Mankin, was employed
in the electrical department of
the District government. Mrs.
Mankin served the court for al
most i3 years.
She was a member Of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. L. G.. Bouscaren, Mrs. Mabel
M. Bouscaren, Mrs. John T. El-
der. Mrs. Frank Tower and Mrs.
Thomas J. Sweeney.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at $3.50 a. m. from her
residence, followed by a mass at
8 o'clock at the Church of the
Nativity. Burial will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
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BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday:
Bing Crosby in 1.-TWO For Tonight" with
Lane in MAN Of Iron" Wednesday and
Thursday: THE Crusades' with Loretta
Young and Henry wilcoxon. Friday and
Saturday: Buck Jones in Silver Spurs"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: SHOW
Them No Mercy" with Rochelle Hudson
and Cesar Romero. Tuesday: Bob Custer
in "Headin' For Trouble" and Alice
Adams" Wednesday: Louise Beavers in
rAnnapolis Farewell" Thursday: :..snl BIN
in Her Hat" Friday: Gary Cooper in
'"The Last outpost" Saturday: Charles
starrett in The Gallant Defender"
RAPHAEL-sunday and Mon d ~:
"Broadway Hostess" with Winnie Shaw
ing' with Esther Ralston and Onslow
Stevens. Wednesday and Thursday: Joel
McCrea and Miriam Hopkins in "splen-
dor" Friday and Saturday: Gene Autry
in Red River valley"
"show No Mercy with Rochelle Hudson
and Cesar Romero. Tuesday: Jack Holt
in storm over the Andes Wednes-
Anna polls Farewell" Friday: Burns
Saturday: HOOt Gibson in swiftly"
TAKOMA-sunday Monday and Tues
STS %sdnSadaS!: ! Vioter ' Mo1asisn in 'DI Fin
former" Thursday and Friday: Joe
Penner in "Collegiats.'' Saturday:
Ginger Rogers in "In Person." also.
James Barton in His Family Tree"
lace Berry and Lionel Barrymore in ''Ah.
Wilderness" Tuesday and Wednesday:
""wripsaw also. Chic Sale in The
Perfect Tribute" Thursday and, Friday:
also Helen ,Broderick in ITO Beat the
Band" Saturday: Wheeler ana Woolsey
in The RainmakerS.'
PRINCESS Sunday and Monday:
william Powell in Rendezvous" with
also Dangerous intrigue" with Ralph
is eIarR Gable aSd &yrns snH 10y IN %sa Il
White" also Elisabeth Bergner in
ESCAPE Me Never" Thursday and Fri
also Tango, with Marian Nixon:
Saturday: "seven Keys to Baldpate."
with Gene Raymond; also John Wayne
in Westward Ho."
STANTON - Sunday and Monday:
and Ann pvorak: also Henrietta Cros-
man and Polly Ann Young in Hitch
Hike To Heaven" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Barbara stanwyck in "Annie Oak
ley" with Preston Foster: also George
o'Brien in "Whlspering smith speaks"
Thursday and Friday: Gene Raymond
in Seven Keys to Baldpate"; also "st:
Louis Woman" with Jeanette Loft and
Crosby and Joan Bennett in Two For
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SCHOOLS STIR
ANAC0STIA
y
). :. ! CITIZENS
By A. ]. DRISCOLL

Citizens Associations Editor
- A brief business session was fol
lowed by q program Of entertain
ment at last nights meeting Of
Anacostia Citizens Association, in
Masonic Hall, Anacostia.
= A resolution by Mrs. William j.
Plemmons, requesting the Board
bf Education to proceed with re-
pairs at the Ketcham and Van
Buren schools, for which It was
asserted funds are available, was
adopted.
/; Mrs. Plemmons, who is presi-
dent of the Parent Teachers AS
Sociation, revealed that during
the recent cold snap pupils at the
Ketcham school we're dismissed
owing to cold rooms and that for
Is years efforts have been made
to secure a new stage for the Van
Buren school.
: William j. Tucker, association
secretary, reported that in order
to relieve overcrowding at the
Eastern High School the Commits
SionerS had advertised for bids
TO complete a two wing addition
TO Anacostia High School.
: On motion by Mr.. Tucker, the
Association unanimously indorSed
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Walter L. Fowler for promotion
TO CORPORATION counsel,
The entertainment consisted Of
vocal solos by Catherine Long,
Robert H. Thompson and Ebert
Senatra; Ethel Scantlebury pian-
tst; reading by Elizabeth Harmon
and string music by Franklin
Lusby and Albert Sansbury.
The following citizens aSSocia-
tions will meet next week:
Dupont Circle-Mayflower Ho-
tel, Monday, 4:30 p. m. Address
by Capt. Hugh P. Dram, executive
officer of the Zoning Commission.
Monday Night
. Citizens Of Takoma, D. C.-Ta-
koma Branch Library.
: Forest Hills-Ben Murch School.
Kenilworth-Kenilworth School.
Manor Park-Whittier School.
: Michigan Park - Bunker Hill
School.
Progressive, of Georgetown -
Curtis School.
! Tuesday Night
= Columbia HeightS-Fourth Pres
byterian Church.
North Cleveland Esther
Hall, Wisconsin Avenue and Win
dom Place.
Wednesday Night
Association of Oldest Inhabi-
tants-Old Union Engine House.
Friendship-Janney School.
Thursday Night
Northeast Conferences Twelfth
police precinct station.
Progressive, of Summit Park
East Washington Heights Baptist
Church.
Washington Highlands 1919
First st. s. E.
Friday Night
Burroughs-Burroughs School.
Chillum Heights-John r. Keene
School.
Saturday Night
Federation Of Citizens AsSocia-
tions-District Building.
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Tonight; also Ken Maynard in West
Thanks Million" with Dick Powell
ford in in Red Wagon. Tusedsy o and
Wednesday: Barbara stanwyck in AN
ME ME Oakley. with Preston Foster;
Robert Donat and ELISA Landi. Thurs
day and Friday: George Arliss in
Mister Hobo; also Alice Faye in
"Music Is Magic Saturday: Gene
pate; also Buck Jones in THE Cali
fornia Trail
JEssE-sunday' and Monday: eff You
Could Only Cook with Herbert Mar
shall and Jean Arthur. Tuesday and
Wednesday: "The Crusades' with Hem
ry WilcoxOn and Loretta Young.
DAVIS ana FrsneSos Tone with rrisa1 SStt:
Crime and Punishment" with Edward
Arnold and. Peter LORE. Saturday:
Escape from DEVILS Island" with
Victor Jory and Florence Rice; also
Sunset of Power" with Buck Jones.
sYLVAN-sunday and Monday. David
Freddie Barthoiomew. Tuesday, Wednes- @
day and Thursday. "Captain Blood"
with Erol Flynn and Olivia DeHaviliand.
Friday. "ChaElie Chan's Secret" with
Warner GLAND. Saturday, "Whlpsaw,"
with Myrna 10y and Spencer Tracy.
PALM-sunday. Monday and Tuesday,
'Mary Burns, Fugitive" with Sylvia
Sidney and Melvyn Douglas. Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Littlest
Rebel" with Shirley Temple and John
Boles
CAROLINA - Sunday and Monday,
George Raft and Alice Faye in Every
Night at Eight; also Anna May Wong
and John Loder in Java Head" Tues
day and Wednesday. Edmund Lowe and
Night; also 1.-THE Girl Who Came Back"
with Shirley Grey. Thursday and Fri
day, Walter c. Kelly and Marsha Hunt
In 1.-THE virginia Judge; also Edward
Arnold and Sally Eilers in Remember
Last Night" Saturday. Big Boy Will
liams in Danger .Trails"; also Warren
William and Claire Dodd in Don't Bet
on Blondes"
sECO-sunday. Monday ana tuesday.
Enrol Flynn and Olivia De Havilland in
Captain Blood" Wednesday and Thurs
'Miss Pacific Fleet" Friday, Cary
Grant and Gertrude Michael in "The
Last Outpost. Saturday. Richard Arlen
in The Calling Of Dan Matthews" also
John. Carroll and steffi Duna In eli
LINCOLN-February 70 to March S
Cnclusive), Warner Baxter and Alice
Faye in king of Burlesque." with Jack
oakie. Rats waller and Nick Long. jr.
REPUBLIC-Fsbruary as to March
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HANNAH r. DONALDSON

Mrs. Hannah Reppert Donald.
son. n, died today at her daugh-
ter's home, 2022 Klingle Rd. N. w.
after a brief illness.
Mrs. Donaldson, who was born
in Baltimore, Md, is survived by
a son, Thomas A. Donaldson; her
daughter, Mrs. Riley E. Elgen, wife
Of the chairman of the Public
Utilities Commission; q sister, Mrs.
William H. MCGEE, Of Baltimore
and a niece, Mrs. William H.
Luckett, of Washington.
Funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed.
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tary Of Commerce q year ago and
then caused quite q hubbub about
it? He was q page once.
The pages now have an alumni
association. They met about a
week ago, II Of them. and elected
officers. The president is Thomas
C. Gates, It'll Pennsylvania Ave.
N. w. He is in the stationery bust
ness. The vice president is Frank
BUS" Cummins, who is clerk for
a railroad line. William H. Weed is
secretary. He is in the Government
Printing office. The historian is
Bill Cheatham, an assistant to Col.
Chesley Jurney, Sergeant-at-Arms
Of the Senate.
And don't forget our own
Tommy Brodian, who guards the
Press Gallery door against bill
collectors and other pests. Tommy
owes his job to Senator Tama
Jim" Watson. who sent him up
here from the floor of the Senate.
Several pages, among them
Richard Ridel, and "Dick" oyster,
have stuck by the ships and are
now assistant doorkeepers. The
two Dicks" just mentioned are
the polite lads who entice Sena-
tors out to the lobby for the news
men to buttonhole.
OF course you know all this, but
in case S0mehofIv else might see
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DIED

SIMMONS, GERTRUDE FLORENCE-On
Friday. February 20. 1885. at George
town University Hospital. GERTRUDE
FLORENCE SIMMONS, beloved mother of
Mrs Ruth Heishman. Edith c. Simmons,
Edwin C. Simmons. Howard E. Simmons
and Jack F Simmons and sister of Mrs.
Bessie E. Ichelberger.
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter.
Services by Chambers.
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this letter, pages are appointed in
the Senate on a patronage basis.
They come in at IL years Of age
and serve through two Congresses.
making them 16 when they are
graduated. They get $4 a day.
Briefly yours.
RANDOLPH BLINN.
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LICENSED TO MARRY

Clarence Smith. 23 1910 Capital Ave.
y. E., and Josephine White. ~, 1927
Forty-fourth st. n. e.
Edward A. GoIdberger. 20. New York
city, N Y. and Estelle R. Gidon. 2s, East
Orange. N. ].
Marion A. Silk, 22. and Catherine L.
Miller. Fl. both of Alexandria. va.
olurn Abney. 81. 7a Columbia Rd
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Tablet Ceremony

A bronze tablet commemorating
the services of DR.. and Mrs. Regi-
nald r. Walker to the Children'S
Hospital will be dedicated tomor-
row afternoon at 4 O'Clock by the
board Of lady visitors.
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Heads Aims House

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Feb. 20.
George H. Thomas, of Boonsboro,
president Of the board of trustees
of the Washington County Home
for the Poor, was reappointed to
that post today by the county
commissioners. Fred M. White
and Harry Shafer, Of this city,
were also reappointed to the board.
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in "Lone Wolf Returns; Todd-KeIly
| comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday: Gary
Cooper and Ann Harding in Peter 16-
day: Shirley Temple in THE Little
Rebel; sport reel Saturday: Edward
r.. Horton in your Uncle Dudley; /;
Preston Foster in Were Only Human; {;
cartoon.
CENTRAI,-sundaya and Monday: Rom
aid Colman In "a Tale Of Two Cities; {;
Crime Doesn't Pay; Mickey Mouse.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Fred Mac
Bride Comes Home: March Of Time;
comedy. Thursday and Friday: Joe
Penner and Jack Oakie in "CollegiaIe";
consoles saturday: Preston Fssssr ter -. IN
Fang and Claw; cartoon.
COLONY-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Charles Dickens "A Tale Of Two
cities" with Ronald Colman. wednes-
spsneeP sps sPd Tracy IN riff 'R Raf Cartoon
Friday; Lily POns in Il Dream Too
Much" novelty. saturday: Victor Nc
Laglen and Freddie Bartholomew in
professional Soldier; Our Gang
comedy.
HOME-Sunday and Monday: Joe PEN
ner and Jack C-akie in collegiate" Our
Gang comedy. Tuesday and wednesday;
der" Charlie Chase comedy. Thursday
and Friday: Sylvia Sidney and Melvyn
Douglas in Mary Burns. Fugitive" Au-
diOscOpics. Saturday: Ralph Bellamy in
Navy Wife" Lloyd Nolan in You May
Be Next" Adventures Of Frank Merri-
well No. 3"
SAVOH-sunday and Monday: Joan
Blondell and Glenda Farrell in Miss
Pacific Fleet" Charlie Chase comedy.
Tuesday and "Wednesday: will Rogers
in "OId Kentucky" musical. Thursday:
Lawrence Tibbett In metropolitan"
Todd-Keuy comedy. Friday: William
Boyd in Eagles Brood" cartoon. SAT-
urday: Charles Laughton In "If l Had
Million" Audioscopics.
TIVOLI-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Robert Taylor and
Irene Dunno in Magnificent obsession."
Thursday and Friday; Pat o'Brien and
Mouse. Saturday: Herbert Marshall and
Jean Arthur in "If You Could Only
Cook" Adventures of Frank Msrriwell
No. l." "Crime Doesn't Pay"
YORK-sunday ana Monday: Joe PEN
ner and Jack oakie in Collegiate:
day: katherine Hepburn in sylvia
scarlet" audioscopics Thursday and
in king Of Burlesqpe";. cartoon.
Saturday: Joan Blondell' and Glenda
Farrell in Miss Pacific Fleet; Todd
Kelly comedy.
wednesday: James Cagney and Pat
%onss. n Esnasn # Thursday % and 1'i Friday: S John
fS 5U' S HS eAdy: Tt.nehd in S0;S ToSs S
and Madgs Evans in Exclusive Story;
cartoon.
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KATHERINE v. MANKIN

Mrs. Katherine v. Mankin, SO,
assistant probation officer of the
District branch Of Police Court,
died yesterday at her home, 57O5
Colorado Ave. N. w.
Born in Louisville, KY, she was
a resident Of Washington almost
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D. Y. CHISHOLM
TO Be BURIED
WARRINGTON

Capt. Daniel Virgil Chisholm,
"a, past commander-inchief of
the United Spanish War Veterans,
will be buried Monday in Airing
ton National Cemetery with full
military honors following serv-
ices at p. m. at his home, 2125
Fifteenth st. N. w. He died
at Mount Alto Hospital yester.
day.
Born and educated in Colum-
bia, S. c.. Captain Chisholm
moved to Washington as q young
man. He was employed as a
printer in the Government Print
ing Office, later becoming deputy
public printer. Enlisting in Com
pany A. Sixth Battalion of the
D. C. National Guard, he ad-
vanced to the rank Of first lieu
tenant.
During the Spanish-American
War, he was q member Of the
Morton Cadets, which volunteered
for service in a body and were &C.
cepted as Company G, First D. C.
Volunteers. Captain Chisholm
served in the Army at Tampa,
Fla, and was adjutant to Major
Gen. Michael Urell in 1898.
He was a captain of numerous
swimming drill teams and was
active in the United Spanish War
Veterans from the time of its or
ganiZation.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Joanna Chisholm; a daughter,
Mrs. Hazel Mann, of Portland,
Ore. and one brother, John A.
Chisholm, Of WASHINGTON.
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JESSIE MAUDE CHAPMAN

Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie
Maude Chapman, wife of Pearson
Chapman, topographer of the
U. S. Geological Survey, will oe
held Monday at 2 p. m. from the
home Of Mrs. c. Aubrey Callahan,
is RoSemont Ave-. Alexandria,
Va. 1nterment will be in Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
Mrs, Chapman died yesterday
at the age Of 72 at her residence,
1921 G st. N. W..
Besides her husband. she is sur
vived by a sister, Mrs. Minnie
Troy: a nephew, DR.. Arthur
Parker, and a niece, Miss Edna
Harrington.
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Davis in Dangerous"
BOOKER February 2s to. March 5
(inclusive), Magnificent Obsession."
with Irene Dunno and Robert Taylor.
HOWARD-on stage: In person. Earl
Hines with his Grand. Terrace Orchestra
and Revue On screen: 1.-THE Lone Wolf
Returns" with Gail Patrick and Melvyn
Douglass
FAIRLAWN - Sunday ana Monday:
TGesdsy Mi ana % wednesday: Ronald Col
man in "a Tale Of Two Cities" Thurs
day: Victor McLaglen in professional
Soldier" Friday: Richard Arlen in The
Calling Of Dan Mathews" Saturday:
Gang in "our Gang Follies Of 1896"
HIPPODROME - Sunday, wallace
Beery in "Ah, wilderness; Monday and
Tuesday. Edward Arnold in Crime and
''Gilded Lily" Wednesday. Zane Grsy'S
Nevada; Thursday and Friday. War
ner GLAND in Charlie Chan's Secret
Saturday. Kay Francis in II Found
Stella Parish
CAMEO-sunday and Monday, Warner
Baxter in king OF BurlesQue": Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. Enrol Flynn
in Captain Blood; Friday. Johnny
Boyd in Burning Cold. also. Victor
McLaglen in professional Soldier
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday. wal
lace Beery in "Ah. Wilderness: Tues
ner in "coiIegiate"; Friday. Lee Tracy
in 1.-TWO Fisted": Saturday. William
Boyd in "Racing Luck. also. E.mund
Love in Great ImpersOnator."
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Marriage Announcements
WEDDING Announcements. S3.75 up; 24:hr
eervfce. GoodhSrt's. 1914 Ma Sl72
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OF course you know all this, but
in case somebody else might see
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PENN-sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: James Cagney and Pat
O'Brien in Ceiling Zero; Mickey
Mouse. Thursday and Friday: John
Bolss and Gladys swarthout in Rose Of
the Rancho" Saturday: Franchot Tone
and Madge Evans in Exclusive Story; !;
cartoon.
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Warner Bros. Theaters

VSAA A8A we AAaSeSs~AS
AMBASSADOR-Sunday. Monday ana
Tuesday, Harry Richman and Rochelle
Hudson in The Music Goes Round:
dette Colbert in The Bride Comes
Home; March Of Time" Friday: Jean
Harlow and Spencer Tracy In Riff
Raff"; technicolor. Saturday: John Boles
and Gladys Swarthout in Rose of the
Rancho: "Crime Doesn't Pay: cartoon.
APOLLO-Sunday. Monday and Taes-
day: Charles Dickens "a Tale Of Two
Cities" with Ronald Colman. wednesday
and Thursday: Warner Baxter and Alice
Faye in King Of Burlesque"; ''March of
Time" Friday: Gary Cooper and Ann
Harding in "Peter Ibbetson": cartoon.
Saturday: Katharine Hepburn in sylvia
Scarlet: May Robson in Three Kids
and . Queen: cartoon.
AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Charles Dickens "a Tale Of Two
Cities" Wednesday and Thursday: War
ner Baxter and Alice Faye in "King of
Burlesque"; Audioscopics. Friday: Johnny
Down in Coronado; Todd-Kelly COM
edy. Saturday: Victor McLaglen IN PRO
fessional Soldier; Charlie Chase comedy;
Adventures Of Frank Merriwell" No. ].
AVENUE GRANU-sunday and Mon
day: Melvyn Douglas and Gail Patrick
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PAGES ES'H|ST0RY
FULLY TOLD

Continued from Local Page)
tary Of Commerce q year ago and
then caused quite q hubbub about
it? He was page once.
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AVENUE GRANU-Sunday and Mon
day: Melvyn Douglas and Gail Patrick
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WEST, NELLIE KERBY-on Friday, Feb.
ruary 2s, 1895. at the Alexandria Hos
pital, Alex xandria Va. NELLIE KERRY
seven years.
Funeral from the wheatley funeral
home, 800 King Street. Alexandria, Va,
on Sunday. March l. 1896. at 3 80 .. m.
Interment, Ivy Hill Cemetery. Alexan.
dria, Va.
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TAYLOR. KEZIA PRESTON-On Thurs.
day. February 81. 1895. at Garfield
Memorial Hospital. KEZIA PRESTON
TAYLOR. widow of Zachary Taylor and
mother of Mrs. Mabelle Friedheim. Late
residence 1908 Gallatin st. N W Re.
mains resting at the W. w Chambers Co.
funeral home Fourteenth and Chaplin Sts.
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Funeral services on Sunday. March 1,
bers Co. funeral home, 14OO Chaplin ST,
n W. Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment Abbey Mausoleum. Arlington.
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LINCOLN-February 70 to March
(nclusive), Warner Baxter aud Alice
Faye in king of Burlesque," with Jack
Oakie, Rats waller and Nick Long. jr.
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REPUBLIC-Fsbruary ss to March s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-12

I, invisible weight. One arm sagged, and he fell sidewise. Ills Iace pe- came strangely peaceful. | An oaken table had been tipped up to act as some sort of protection for the wheel which Mundy still held, steering coolly and without Glass was shattering. Bullets smack ed nearby. Others twanged past. Jean Strebor, Al Steeger and several of the pirates were firing from the bridge. Gregory had dis appeared below. The shoreltne slipped slowly by. The attackers, mostly Chinese in ragged clothes with one or two bandolier over their shoulders, had the advantage of shooting down from rocks and trees.
 Isn't that your mining camp there to the right?" Jean Strebor asked in 8 low, excited voice. She pointed at compact group of buildings in a cleared space which was surrounded, as far as could be determined, with heavy fence. ''We1l win."
 Miracles do happen" Mundy said coldly.
 Steeger came close.
 Better keep her nearer that right bank, Chief, or we'll go aground again"
 around the bend and swung straight. The firing became less consistent. Mundy's mining proper ty loomed up, almost opposite. Sev- eral men in khaki brooches were grouped just within the high barbed wire fence at what seemed to be a boathouse.
 There's Bill and some of the boys" Steeger tol1 Mundy in an undertone. Are you going to give them the high sign and let them know we're aboard"
 No, they'd only be apt to get themselves in trouble"
 Ship Explodes
 Glass shattered. There was a sudden moan. The second Russian reeled. He pitched forward on his face, motionless. Jean started to- ward him.
 A tremendous explosion rocked the ship. Dazed for the moment Mundy wondered if they could have hit reef. Then he saw that the stemaer had burst into flames amid ship. Smoke and fire belched toward the bridge.
 They scrambled to the protected side of the deck. Mundy grasped Jean Strebor, who struggled in an attempt to dash into the midst of the inferno in an attempt to save a helpless situation. He carried her. kicking and scratching, to the bow.
 There, protected to 8 certain ex- tent from bullets by hoiting ap- paratus and battened cargo hatch, he waved frantically to those at his camp. A gust of smoke made him cough. He wondered if any one ashore could see them. He could not wait long. Another eX- plosion might occur any second. He thought he could see something sparkle in the hands of one of the watchers, like binocular lenses in the sunlight.
 With Jean Strebor fighting him every step, he lurcehd toward the rail. He turned to make sure that Al Steeger was still by his side. He flung the girl bodily over the side. He leaped after her. Yellow water rushed to meet him.