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Milford chronicle., 1936-05-22
FOR SALE


FOR SALE-Large long red skin
white potatoes. Warren Sisters. Ellen
dale ltp
FOR SALE-PeOny blooms. assorted
varieties and colOrs, SOC per dozen.
Jennie r. Short, DUPONT Boulevard.
Milford. nI22-2t
FOR SALE-BrOnze turkey eggs and
pOults. also Rock. Red and Brown Leg
horn Chicks. Apply Mrs. Grace Cum
ningham. Bridgeyille, Del. Phone l5l.
m22-tf
FOR SALE-Used AZ foot McCOr-
mick mower: used Q foot John Deere
hay rake. nearly new: used wagon gear;
used 1880 I. H. c. Tractor. The Pierce
Hardware Company Milford. 1t
FOR SALE-One set Moore electric
barber clippers with trolley; 40 inch
square beVel glass mirror; one electric
hair dryer. Sell reasonable. Grace Cof-
I'm. 315 West Front street. Milford. Del
aware. 1tpI
Milford chronicle., 1936-05-22
UNION
(Near Lincoln)

The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home If Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gere
~ Fridav evening. MAY 29th. Ice
cream for sale, cake served free.
Milford chronicle., 1936-05-22
WANTED

WANTED-Reliahle man with car on
egg route. Chas. Stuchlik. Milton.
m22-2tp
WANTED-Motor for bicycle. State
price and condition. George Tyrrell. FL
lendale. Delaware. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1936-05-22
NOTICE

NOTICE-Have for sale one pair
mules. gentle; one Guernsey COW The
Pierce Hardware Company, Milford. II
Milford chronicle., 1936-05-22

Gala Holiday Program Of Hits,
@Under Two Flags" "COuntFy
Beyond" @Unguarded Hour"
sMagnificent 0bsessiOn," "Fhese
Three"-All Hits the whole fam-
lily Will enjoy. Don't forget WIll
Rogers In AThe Connecticut
Yankee" Monday and Tuesday
June and ..
The Washington times., 1936-11-21
COUNTY BACKS
BOND REFUND

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 21.-Re-
funding Of all Montgomery county
bonds maturing during the two
year period beginning July l, 1887,
will be recommended to the Mary
iand legislature when it convenes
in January, by the board Of
county commissioners.
This action was taken by the
county board members during a
special executive session held here
yesterday when possible legisla-
tion to be sought during the COM
ing session Of the general assembly
was discussed.
Approximately 100000 will fall
due on the principal of outstand-
ing county bonds during the two
years period beginning next July
l, and with county certificates
now selling at a lower rate of in.
tereSt than issues still outstand-
ing, it was decided to seek author
ity to refinance them.
Interest on bonds falling due
during this period, however, will
be paid from the general receipts
Of the county, the commissioners
said, as they will seek no authority
to finance those items.
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IS SPICE TO THIS PAIRS JOBS

cellaneous Tax Unit team of the
Ladies Internal Revenue Bowling
League, which meets every week in
championship competition.
Mrs. Fox, like her friend, is a
lifelong resident of the District
and was educated in the Capital.
She gained her high school educa-
ton at old Business High School
and later polished up on office
technique with a course at the
knights Of Columbus School.
18 Years With u. S.
Mrs. Fox's career also extends
18 years in the Government, hav-
ing four years to her credit with
the Miscellaneous Tax Unit, II
years with the Income Tax Unit
and three with the Treasurer'S
Office in the Treasury Department.
Her foremost alternative to Gov
ernment work would have been a
vocal career, inasmuch as friends
say her singing voice is exception
ally pleasing. She is an ardent
sportswoman in addition, being
active in all sports and especially
interested in golf, swimming, horse
back riding and dancing.
In addition to her bowling &C.
tivitieS, she has served as preSi-
dent during the past two years for
the feminine bowling league at
Internal Revenue.
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Mrs. Fox have served Uncle Sam
for total of SO years and between
them they have seen service under
at least a half dozen separate
units, most of them, however, with
in the Treasury Department. Both
women, incidentally, are natives of
the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Kelly has lived in Washing
ton all of her life and is graduate
Of Notre Dame Academy, from
which institution she stepped into
a Government berth with the War
Department 18 years ago. She
served with that agency for two
years and then accepted an ap-
pointment with the Bureau Of the
Census, where she also remained
for approximately two years.
Transferred In '22
In 1922, however, she transferred
to the Internal Revenue Bureau
and was attached to the mail room,
where she has been the clerk in
charge of unidentified correspond
ence ever since.
She says she would have pre-
ferred the career of a writer if she
had not become Government en-
ploye, and enjoys swimming,
motoring and bowling as recrea-
tions. Bowling is one of her fore
most hobbies and she is team
mate with Mrs. Fox on the Mis-
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MARRIAGES

Francis E. Watkins. %, 2222 Flagler
Pl. n W., and Dorothy Amelia Howard,
23, 2917 N st. s. E. The Rev. A. F.
Poore.
william Joseph Nelson, %, 721 somer-
set Pl. N. w, and Mary Belle Carll 20,
same address. The Rev. stephen J..
Hogan.
Roman R. Miller, 20, Quaker City.
Ohio, and Irene Burden Bailey, 20, 1894
Twenty second st. N. w. The Rev. FREQ
erick B. Harris.
Dean Atlee Snyder 80, Sidney, Ohio,
and Elizabeth Jane Lewis, 25, Tuscaloosa,
Ala. The Rev. F. B. Harris.
Donnell johnson, a. 241 Fifty-seventh
st. N. W., and Dorothy. Teresa War
rem. 25. same address. The Rev. A. J..
O'Reilly.
Alonzo Foushee, 27, 1907 Fourth st.
Deanwood Park. Judge Robert E. Mat
tingly.
John D. Presley, SO, 1925 Eleventh st.
n. W., and Helen Payne, 81, Homestead,
Harry strother, 80, 41s H St. N W.,
and Maude Virginia Perkins, go, same
address. The Rev. J. e. Briggs.
Charles Sherman Gum, rs, 572S Colo
2s, 1853 jefferson st. N. w. The Rev.
George Arthur Barker. 3s. POI Second
St. N. E., and Gwendolyn Ruth Cline
Rev. Raymond Gregory.
Joseph Moses Desmacies, 20, Navy
Yard, and Evelyn Maxine Williams, 81,
7O4 Third st. N. w. The Rev. ]. E.
Briggs.
George M. McKibbin, %, 500 Twentieth
st. N. W., and Audrey Francis Basher,
q, Riverdale, Nd. The Rev. W. K.
Custiss.
N. W., and zida V. Butler, 35, 638 G St.
N. e. Judge Robert Mattingly.
Howard Barnes 23, 1874 Fiftieth
st. N. e., and Margaret Daniels, 20, 125
v st. N. W. The Rev. Junius Wheeler;
Milford. W. Va, and Hilda H. Smith.
2s: Hebron. Nd. The Rev. F. B. Harris.
Harry Glen Roberts, 81, Asheville, N.
C., and Mildred Catherine Keenan,, 2S,
Columbus, Ohio. The Rev. ]. NJ. Moran.
James Robert Straughan, jr., 23, and
Elsie LeDoux Hall, 25, both of Rich
mond, Va. The Rev. A. F. Poore.
Orlando Boland Hinton, 80, and
Lucille Goodrich Lynch, SO, both of
Petersburg, Va. The Rev. w. S.
Abernethy.
Frank Lloyd HasweIl. rs. Phoenfxville,
Pa, and Alice Ruth Clemens, 81, Norris
town, Pa. The Rev. Freely Rohrer.
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son; novelty, DOG Blight" and Travel
reel "Mor9GcO" N 2Gc Saturday To5s1 ,a Edward ward
Jones in ride EN- Cowboy"
BROADWAY - Sunday and Monday:
Human Cargo" with Brian Donlevy
Rreen in Let's Sing Again" with Henry
Armetta. Wednesday and Thursday:
Jail Break" with Barton MacLane
June Travis and Craig Reynolds. Fri
day and Saturday: Charles Starrett in
Code of the Range; Chapter No. 4
Phantom Rider" with Buck Jones.
ROSALIA-Sunday and Monday: Joan
Crawford and Robert Taylor in Cor
geous Hussy," with Lionel Barrymore,
Franchot Tone. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Border Flight" and Last of the
Hand" Thursday and Friday: George
Raft in Yours For the Asking" with
Dolores Costello Barrymore and Ida Lu-
pino. Saturday: Buck Jones in BOSS
Rider of Gun Creek; Chapter No. 3
Phantom Rider" with Buck Jones.
MOTT - Sunday and Monday: Ring
Crosby in Rhythm On the Range" with
Frances Farmer. Tuesday: Robert
Young and Bruce Cabot in Three Wise
day: Larry Buster" Crabbe in Arizona
Raiders; also, Chapter No. Clusters
Last Stand" Thursday George Raft
in yours For the Asking" Friday:
Sky Parade" with Jimmy Allen and
Katherine DeMille. Saturday: Buck
Jones in "Boss Rider of Gun Creek;
also, Chapter No. 4 Phantom Rider"
SECO-Sunday, Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday: Swing Time" with Fred
Asta1re and Ginger Rogers; Andy Clyde
comedy; color cartoon; traveltalk. Thurs
day and Friday: The Road to Glory"
with Fredric March. Warner Baxter
and Lionel Barrymore; Our Gang comedy;
Snapshots. Saturday: Border Flight"
with all star cast; also, THE Riding
Tornado" with Tim Mccoy; comedy; in
teresting short features Chap. 5 Flash
Gordon" with Buster Crabbe; Universal
News.
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday:
Jean Hersholt and Dionne babies in The
Country Doctor; cartoon: novelty and
news Tuesday and Wednesday: Ricardo
spector"; also, John Halliday and Robert
Cummings in Hollywood Boulevard;
cartoon. novelty and news. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday: Joan Crawford and
Robert Taylor in Gorgeous Hussy"; car
toon, novelty and news.
CAMEO-Sunday Monday and Tues
day: William Powell and Myrna 10y in
Great Ilegteld cartoon, novelty ana
news. Wednesday: Gertrude Michael and
Ray Milland in ''Return of Sophie Lang;
cartoon, band and news. Thursday and
Friday: Robert Taylor and Barbara
stanwyck in His Brothers Wife; car
toon; novelty and News. Saturday
Michael Whalen and Jean Muir in
white Fang; also, Charles Chase and
Patsy Kelly in kelly The Second;
cartoon and "Vigilantes Abe Coming"
No. 7.
ARCADE-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Barbara Stan
wyck in His Brothers Wife; cartoon;
novelty and news. Wednesday: Brian
Donlevy and Gloria Stuart in "Ss Hours
to kip; cartoon: novelty and news.
Thursday and Friday: Loretta Young
and Don Ameche in Ramona; cartoon;
novelty and news. Saturday: Dick
Foran and Paula Stone in Trailing the
West; also, Stuart Erwin and Florence
Rice in Women Are Trouble: cartoon
and "Vigilantes Are Coming" No. 7.
MILO-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
Don Ameche and Loretta Young in
Ramona; cartoon; novelty and news.
The Washington times., 1936-11-21
DEATHS

Anna Yerak, SO. 81 Randolph Place
N. w.
Ezra L. Kern. II. 9as Massachusetts
Ave. n. w.
John H. Junghous. sS. 1907 East Capt.
tol st.
Charles william Moss, IS, SOs c St
N. E.
Charles E. Rupkey. 81 Casualty Hos.
pital.
Jacob Bernstein. So, George wash-
ington Hospital.
Clara lone Dewey, IS. George Wash.
ington Hospital.
Mildred NJ. Meyers 21, GsorRetown
University Hospital.
Infant of Lynn and Margaret De-
Lashmutt, hours Columbia HOSPITAL
John w. Green, 70. 1892 Tea st. n. W.
Alice jackson, 79. 1922 Vermont Ave.
Gertrude Tolson, 81, 1890 s. Capitol
st.
William H. Walker. 81, Walter Reed
Hospital.
William Taylor. 4s. $50 Seventh st.
John Toye, As, Gallinger Hospital.
Jennie johnson, Al, Emergency Hos
pital.
James Brooks. 40, Galinger Hospital,
Mary Kizer, 19. Gallinger Hospital.
The Washington times., 1936-11-21
LEAVE CHARGE
TO INCLUDE
HOLIDAYS
By J. EARLE MOSER

By J. EARLE MOSER
NsE. tips phons,f to thi: G..iSlu GSIumn .SI vii
prize. Call DI. 1000, branch 21O. For
pictures and biographical sketches ap-
pearing in The Times daily, members
the writer in the editorial room by 6:15
p. ms
Government workers who re.
sign or are removed "for cause"
from their positions must stand
deductions for sundays and holi-
days from their retirement money
If they have taken more leave
than they have earned.
This is the gist Of a decision
which has been sent President
Harry B. Mitchell, of the Civil
Service Commission, by the Act
ing Comptroller General.
The ruling is in answer to a let
ter from Mr.. Mitchell pointing
out that the commission is receiv.
ing numerous requests from sun.
dry departments asking reimburse
ment from workers retirement &C.
counts because Of "leave over
payments" Some departments,
Mitchell revealed, have submitted
claims for total elapsed time
rather than the exact amount of
leave granted, while others have
been hazy in stating whether or
not Sundays and holidays were
included in the time given the
worker which he hadn't earned
when he left.
Acting Comptroller General FL
lott has ruled that the depart
mentS sf1all render specific re-
ports to the commission, showing
actual dates Of leave granted,
adding:
"All time absent after the
leave earned was exhausted, in
cluding all Sundays and holi-
days falling within a period
not covered by earned leave,
is to be considered in cOmput-
ing the Indebtedness. In other
words, there is for reimburse
ment from the retirement fund
the same amount of money as
was originally charged to the
appropriation as salary for the
period while the former en-
plOye was on unaccrued leave"
Elliott also decided that Civil
Service should handle such "leave
overpayment" claims by offices
rather than the General Ac-
counting Office.
The young folk of the Social
Security Board Union didn't
really give a whoop" when the
A. F. G.. E. elected them bodily
from membership, judging by
their progressive conduct since.
Growing stronger every day as
their agency gets under way, the
unions latest announcement con.
Germs a "stag or drag" dance 1t
will sponsor December at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Under the
unusual arrangement, ladies have
been urged to come regardless of
whether they have an escort.
Marguerite Goffett is acting
as chairman of arrangements,
while sloe-eyed Elaine L. Couper
is telling the world about it as
publicity expert" Maxim Lowe
The Washington times., 1936-11-21

Wednesday: Gladys George and Airline
Judge in valiant is the World for
Thursday and Friday: Freddie Bartholo-
new and Jackie Cooper in The Devil
is Sissy; cartoon; novelty and news.
saturday: Craig Reynolds and June
Mack Brown in Branded a Coward;
cartoon and "Vigilantes are Coming"
No. 3.
STATE-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Joan Crawford and Robert Tay,
travelogue. Wednesday and Thursday:
Randolph Scott in Last Of the Mo-
hicans" extra special short subject,
Changing Of the Guard; Mickey Mouse
GLAND in "Chan at the Race Track; ;
all-star cast in Two in Revolt; news
and Mickey Mouse.
STANTON-sunday and Monday: pic
cadilly Him." staring Robert Mont
Frances Farmer and John Howard.
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Gertrude
Michael and Walter Abel in Second
Hunter and Judith Barrett Thursday
and Friday: W. c. Fields in Poppy;
also "Sing Baby Sing" with Alice Faye
and Adolphe Menjou. Saturday: Postal
Inspector, with Ricardo Cortez and
winds of the Wasteland"
ACADEMY-Sundaya and Monday: "35
Hours to KILL" with Brian Donlevy and
Gloria Stuart, also walking On Air"
with Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Gertrude
Michael and Walter Able In Second
Wife" also John Wayne in '"The Sea
Spoilers" Thursday and Friday: Her
bert Marshall and Ruth Chatterton in
introducing SinOnR
Simon, also The Three Mesquiteers,"
Baby, Sing" with Alice Faye and
Adoiphe Menjou also Ken Maynard in
"Avenging Waters
ASHLEY-sunday and Monday: Dick
Struck" Tuesday and Wednesday: Joan
Crawford and Robert Taylor in George
Gus Hussy" Thursday: George Raft and
Dolores Costello Barrymore in yours
for the Asking" Friday: Virginia
Wetdler and Henrietta Crosman in Girl
of the Ozarks." Saturday: Richard
Dix in Devils Squadron" also Anne
Shirley in "MLiss."
TAKOMA - Sunday and Monday:
George Arliss in East Meets Vest; Sc
lected Short Subjects. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Enrol Flynn n Captain
Blood; Select Short Subjects. Thursday
and Friday: Henry Wilcoxen and RAM
dolph Scott in Last Of the Mohigans."
Saturday: Ricardo Cortex in Postal In
spector," also Bill Boyd in Heart of
the West"
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will furnish the strumming and
drumming.

will furnish the strumming and
drumming.
With the increasing onslaught
of winter, more and more en-
ploye groups have scheduled So
cial events designed to while away
the chill evenings. This evening
the Farm Credit Club has ar.
ranged to hold its initial dance
of the season at the Washington
Hotel, while at the Shoreham the
Georgia State Society will do like
wise.
Braving fall blasts, however,
Lodge 81 of the A. F. q. E., from
Agriculture, and composed gen.
orally of liberals" was to picnic
at p m. this afternoon in Rock
Greek Park, "weenies" forming
the main menu course.
And tomorrow the Wander
BIRDS" hiking club with a strong
clerical membership, will meet at
9:30 a. m. at 1416 F Street, N. w.,
to hike to Great Falls for lunch.
The Washington times., 1936-11-21
PROGRAMS AT The NELGHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS

CAROLINA - Sunday. and Monday:
Robert !st Mo1tgomsry and Myrns 10y in
Tuesday and Wednesday,: John Arledge
and Louise Latimer in Two in Revolt"
and Glenda Farrell and Brian Donlevy
comedy, Three On a Limb" Thursday
and Friday: The Marx Brothers and
Kitty Carlisle in "A Night at the
Opera" also color cartoon, Sunday Go
to Meeting" Saturday: Hoot Gibson and
Margaret Callahan in "The Last Out
law" and Patricia Ellis and Warren
Hull in Love Begins at Twenty also
chapter. s., Buck Jones in THE Phan-
tom Rider
JESsE-sunday, Monday and Tues
day; His Brothers Wife" with Robert
Tayior and Barbara Stanwyck; "cts cartoon; %c
Your Heart" with Kay Francis and
George Brent; comedy, cartoon. Friday;
"Old Hutch" with Wallace Beery and
Eric Linden; serial, cartoon. Saturday:
yours for the Asking with George
Raft and Dolores Costello Barrymore;
special added attraction, serial
sYLVAN-sunday and Monday: "old
Hutch" with Wallace Beery and Eric
Linden; comedy. Tuesday: "Jailbreak,"
with June Travis; also Back to
Deane. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day: THE Gorgeous Hussy," with Joan
Crawford and Robert Taylor; cartoon.
Saturday: The Case of the Velvet
Dodd; also "Kelly the Second" with
Patsy Kelly and Charlie Chase; serial,
cartoon.
"Give Me Your Heart" with Kay Fran
els and George Brent; novelties. Wednes-
day: MY American Wife," with Francis
Lederer and Ann Sothern; comedy; novel
n sIoxy nd Fri HaV ia "a
Struck" with Dick Powell and Joan
Blondell; novelties. Saturday: "Old
Hutch" with Wallace Beery and Eric
Linden: serial; cartoon.
FARLAWN-sunday and Monday:
Gary Cooper in THE General Dies at
Dawn" Tuesday and Wednesday,: Fred
MacMurray and Jean Parker in THE
Ts1a: in anG FFdfy atyy
Kelly comedy; matinee Thanksgiving
Day from p. m. Saturday: Craig
Reynolds and June Travis in Jail
eSapt.I So q BUCK Jones in TSe
Phantom Rider"
LINCoLN-November 20 to 25 tinclu-
Lewis Stone. Betty Cradle and Bruce
Cabot.
REPUBLIC-November 20 to 25 dn-
Russell and John Boles
BOOKER T-November 20 to 25 (in-
clusive), white Fang" with Michael
Whalen and Jean Muir.
HOWARD-On stage: In person, jim
my Lunceford and his famous orches-
ira, with gala musical revue. On
screen: Here Comes Carter" Mid
night show Saturday. Special mid
night show Wednesday, Thanksgiving
Eve. Reserved seats.
PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday:
Jane WIthers in Pepper" with Irwin
S. Cobb. also Francis LedeEer and Ann
Sothern in MY American Wife; Metro
novel, Rural Mexico" and Metrotone
News. Tuesday and Wednesday: Kelly,
the Second" with Patsy Kelly and
Charlie Chase, also THE Crime of DR..
Forbes" with Gloria Stuart and Robert
Kent. Thursday and Friday: The
Last Of the Mohcans" with Randolph
t'"~'t and Binnie Barnes. also w c.
F.-.u7 u POPPY" with Rochelle Hud-
The Washington times., 1936-11-21

BARNES. HERMAN LYMAN-suddenlv.
,. on on Wednesday; November 1s 1885. at
indian L Head. Md. HERMAN LYMAN
Barnes and the late Henry L. Barnes, and
brother Of Edith F., Barnes. Mrs. H. B.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh St. s. E.
Funeral services will be held on satur-
day. November 21. 1885, at 12 o'clock
noon. from the W. W. Chambers Company
Southeast funeral home. SIT Eleventh
St. s. E.
Relatives and friends are invited to
Interment in Union Cemetery, Leesburg
W. -
The Washington times., 1936-11-21
Plane Rescues Truant

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Joan
Barnett, 10, played hockey from
school yesterday and it took a
police department seaplane to res
cue him. The boy pushed out
into the bay in a dory and lost
the oars. The seaplane landed
near by and took him to shore.
The Washington times., 1936-11-21

Few persons now holding ap-
pointments within the Government
service can equal the varied ex-
perience that has fallen to Mrs.
Katherine B. Kelly and Mrs. Jean
F. Fox, of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue.
Between them, Mrs. Kelly and
The Washington times., 1936-11-21

Wednesday: jeanette Macdonald and
Clark Gable in San Francisco. Thurs
Struck with Joan Blondell. Saturday:
Captains Kid" with May Robson, Sybil
Jason and Guy Kfbbee, Chase comedy.
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day. Lew Ayres and Gail Patrick in
Wednesday: Robert Taylor and Joan
Thursday: "The Captains Kid" with
May Robson. Sybil Jason and Guy B,7- Kib-
Foran. Saturday: Jane Darwel and Claire
Trevor in Star for a Night" and June
Travis and Philip Huston in Big
Came"
CENTRAL-Monday: Loretta Young
and Don Ameche in "Ramond" and June
day and Wednesday: Gary Cooper and
Madeleine Carroll in The General Died
at Dawn" Thursday Isle Of Fury" s
say and Donald Woods, The Clutching
Hand No. @" Friday: Dick Powell in
stage Struck" with Joan Blondell The
Clutching Hand No. 3" Saturday: Ralph
Kent and Katherine Hepburn and Fred
rc March in Mary of Scotland"
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Barbara Stan
wyck in His Brothers Wife" Wednes-
Two In a crowd" Thursday and Fri
day: Dick Powell in stage Struck"
with Joan BlondeQ. saturday: Fred Mac
Murray and Jackie Oakie in ''The Texas
Rangers"
HOME-sunday and Monday. William
Powell and Myrna 10y in The Great
Ziegfeld." Tuesday and Wednesday,
Walter Huston, Ruth Chatterton and
Mary Astor in ''Dodsworth." Thursday
Oakte in THE Texas Rangers" satur-
day: Arthur Treacher in Thank You.
Jeeves" and Edmund Lowe and Con-
stance Cummings in Seven Sinners"
PENN-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Shirley Temple in "Dimples," March of
Time. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
Cain and Mabel Saturday: Ida Lu
pino and Nino Martini in 1.-The Gay Des-
perado," Ace Drummond No. 3.
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday: THE
Captains Kid" with May Robson, Sybil
Jason and Guy Kibbee. Tuesday and
in Murder With Pictures" Thursday:
isle of Fury" with Humphrey Bogart.
Margaret Lindsay and Donald Woods;
Our Gang comedy Mickey Mouse. Fri
West" the Clutching Hand No. 2. Sat-
urday: George Arliss in East Meets
West"
TIVOL-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Walter Huston. Ruth Chatterton
and Mary Astor in "Dodsworth." We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday: Shirley
Temple in "Dimples," March of Time.
Saturday: Ida Lupino and Nino Martini
in The Gay Desperate" Chase comedy.
UPTOWN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Loretta Young and Dan Ameche in
Ramona" Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday: William Powell and Carole Lom-
bard in MY Man Godfrey" Silly Sym
phony. Saturday: Freddie Bartholomew
and Jackie Cooper in The Devil 1S
Sissy" Popeye.
HORK-sunday and Monday: William
Powell and Myrna 10y in THE Great
Ziegfeld." Tuesday and Wednesday:
Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll in
The General Died at Dawn" Thurs
day and Friday: Fred MacMurray and
Jack Oakie in THE Texas Rangers"
Saturday: Wallace Beery In "Old
Hutch" Mickey Mouse.
The Washington times., 1936-11-21
BIRTHS

Louie and Almeter Holloway, bog,
Kenneth and Winnie Locker, boy,
Andrew and Josephine Dyer, girl,
Emanule and Johsie Palmer, girl
Rudolph and Louise Payne, girl.
The Washington times., 1936-11-21

Licenses issued at Rockville. Nd:
Alton K. stephens, II. Brockwood, Va,
and Grace K. Wright, 20. Rayo, Va.
Perry c. Cofield, 23, Washington, and
Lucille Helen Shearer, 1S, Bethesda, Md.
Md, and Mildred B. Wines, is, Washing
ton.
Maurice P Peasants 80, and Jean H.
Crager, "a, both of Washington.
Theodore w. Johnston, %, Baltimore,
and Annie f. Shepherd, %, Washington.
Frank ]. Kenas, As, and Viola A. Rod
gers, 81, both of Washington.
Billie w. johnson, 55 and Follie John
son, So, both of Washington.