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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-18
CONGRESS SHY
IN JUNKETING
THIS YEAR
BY EARL GOODWIN

This is the year when there Is
no great amount Of junketing by
Congressman.
Ordinarily you might hear Of q
merely nominal committee Of say
$50 Congressman taking an Off
cial expense-paid journey to the
coolest spot in Canada to find out
how the silver fox business Is thriv-
ing at Lake Okeechunkaback, with
instructions to report to the Com
mittee on Interstate and Foreign
Fur Business no later than 1945;
or there might be 200 or so mem.
bers of Congress taking a trip
around the world on a pair Of bat
tleshipS for some purpose or other.
These trips always manage to
harmonic the summer vacation
with official business; but there Is
an awful lot Of fence-mending to
do in practically every congress
sional district this year. This is a
great bore, but somehow or other
it must be attended to If one wants
to remain in Congress.
They're All Coming Back
II you want to find your Con.
gresham this summer, send q
letter addressed to his home. II
you are q voter, you will get an
answer. This is the season for be-
ing good to voters.
There are scores of Congressman
who have a lot to answer for. This
Congress was elected on one Of the
Widest acclamationS for the New
Deal. It goes home just as the
reverse sentiment Is getting into
high gear and hitting on all six.
Tremendous majoritieS were re.
corded for Administration meas
ureS against which a tide is turn.
ing with all the force that po-
htical pres$ agents can muster.
There is scarcely a bill Of i'm.
portance that will not call for
explanation on the stump this
summer and fall.
Business Quits Roosevelt
The ordinary conversation be.
tween business men large and
small indicates a tremendous
feeling of resentment against
President Roosevelt by the aver.
age middle-sized business men.
The Administrations political
leaders are quite well aware of
this feeling and they are doing
considerable thinking about ways
and means to prove the Demo
cratic point that President RooSe.
velt is responsible for the increaS.
ing volumes Of business, which
right now is remarkably good
throughout the country, accord.
ing to reports.
The business mans reasons for
welcoming Landon are said to be
a brotherly feeling. The ordinary
commercial individual cannot
stomach a reform administra-
ton very long. He gets enough
Of 1t after the first tax bill. Pc.
itical observers who have watched
American politics for many years
declare that the Roosevelt ad,
n1inistration has definitely lost
the business mans vote except
in the South.
"The Republicans win win
the election in August; but
Roosevelt will win it in No
ber."
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Reese Post Names
Legion Delegates

Seven members have been
named by the James Reese Eu-
rope Post of the American Leg
ion to be delegates at the de-
partment convention here August
IA and is.
The delegates include Clifton
Anderson. Albert Dunlop, j. R..
Anderson George Rycraw, Har-
Ian Carter, George Reed and
Howard walker. The alternates
are Robert Rhea. Harvey Bean,
Wilbur Lee. L. j. Scott. C. G..
Sliger, Joseph Hall and o. E.
Kenney.
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SENATOR LOUIS MURPHY

Senator Louis Murphy, who was
killed Thursday in an automobile
accident in Wisconsin, will be
buried Monday in his home town
of Dubuque, Iowa, with four Sena-
tors and four Representatives at
tending the services as official
representatives from Congress.
The following Senators have
been named to attend the fu-
neral: L. j. Dickinson (R0 =,
Iowa; David 1. Walsh CD, Mass,
achusetts; william H. Dieterich
3D., Illinois, and j. Ryan Duffy
Cd, Wisconsin. They were ap-
pointed by Sergeant-at-Arms Ches-
ley w. Jurney at the request Of
Vice President Garner.
The four Representatives who
will attend are Fred Biermann,
F. c. Gilchrist, Guy M. Gillette
and o. D. Wearin, all members
of the Iowa Democratic Congress
sionaI delegation. They were
named by Sergeant-at-Arms Ken
meth Romney at the request Of
Speaker Bankhead.
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"silly Billies"; also Charles Bickford
and Florence Rice in THE Pride of the
Marines" Tuesday and Wednesday.
Helen D Mack s0' in The Tbs Milky S0O way, ~"
Thursday and Friday. Phillip Holmes
and Mae Clarke in The House Of 1000
Candles" and Joe Morrison and Rosa
lind Keith in ITS a Great Life" satur-
and Robert Donat and Madeline Carroll
in The Thirty-Nine steps."
HIPPODROME-Sund Will Rogers
in I'm Old Kentucky" Monday and
Tuesday, Loretta Young in "Unguarded
Goes Around" Wednesday and Thurs
day. Melvyn Douglas and Claudette Col
bert in THE Bride Comes Home; also
Ross Alexander and Patricia Ellis in
Joan Bennett in Big Brown Eyes;
also Preston Foster in Love Before
Breakfast"
CAMEO-sunday, Monday ana Tues
day: Claudetts Colbert and Ronald Col
Thursday and Friday: Fred MacMurray
and Sylvia Sidney in Trail of the Lone
some Pine" Saturday: Ross Alexandria
and Patricia Ellis in Boulder Dam;
also, Melvyn Douglas and Mary Aston in
so They Were Married"
ARCADE-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day Robert Taylor and Janet Gaynor
in Small Town Girl" Wednesday:
Schmeling-Louis Fight Film and Ad-
drienne Marden and Jack Haley in Fl
Man" Thursday: Schmeling-Louis Fight
Film and Reginald Denny in "Preview
Murder Mystery" Friday: Schmeling-
Louis Fight Film and Lionel Atwill in
Absolute Quiet" Saturday: Herbert
Marshall and Jean Arthur in 'Tf You
Could Only Cook; also, Charles Starrett
and Joan Perry in Gallant Defender"
MILO-Sunday and Monday: Jean Her.
sholt and Don Ameche in Sins of Man"
Tuesday: Reginald Denny and Gail Pat
rick in "Preview Murder Mystery"
Wednesday, Jack Haley and Adrienne
Marden in "F Man" Thursday and Fri
day: Spencer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney
in Fury" Saturday: Paul Kelly and
Arlene Judge in Here Comes Trouble;
also Buck Jones in Cowboy and the
Kid"
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RADIO GUIDES
AIR TRAFFIC

Substitution Of a new two-way
radio system to direct pilots Of
outgoing planes for the old stop
Go" lights has been effected at
the Washington Hoover airport.
Use of the radio system is con.
sidered much safer, according to
officials who point out that all
modern airportS throughout the
country are being equipped with
such devices.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

} winifred l. BROCK. 50, 2O2S Thirty
seventh st. N. w.
jeanette A. Reed. SO, 23D Ashmead
Annie z. BOardman, 50. 1901 Calvert
St. N. w.
William D. Cronin, S. Garfield Hos
pital.
soloman J. Lee. SIS. Gallinger Hospital,
Vivienne Staley, So. Emergency Hos
pital.
Ella V. Butts, 81, 1908 Kenyon st.
n. w.
Raymond NJ. Kiser SO. 1927 G st.
n. w.
John w. Weber, So, Eighth st. s z.
Charles F. Barrett, 40, Casualty Hos
initial
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AT THE NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS

cary coopsT and Jean Arthur rhS M in Mr
Deeds Goes to Town." also Crime
W RSsIn ray Series 81 the TUESDAY and
with Mala and Lotus, also Josephine
Hutchinson and George Houston in The
Melody Lingers On" Thursday and
Friday: Voice of Bugle Ann with
and Eric Linden. also one hour of come
dies and special matinee Thursday noon
to 3 p. NJ, Hoot Gibson in Lucky Ter
ror." Saturday: Edward Everett Hor-
ton in ''Nobody's Fool" with Glenda
Farrell, also Buck Jones in THE Cow
sTAKOMA-sunday and Monday: Joan
Bennett in Big Brown Eyes Tuesday
and "Wednesday: Grace Moore in THE
King Steps Out" also Edward Everett
HoEs1n in "Nobody's Fool" Thursday
Gay1or in Small Town Girl" satur-
dayR Paul Kelly in Song and Dance
Man" also Gene Raymond in Love On
FAIRLAAWN-sunday and Monday:
Janet Gaynor and Robert Taylor in
Small Town Girl" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Trail of The Lonesome
Pine (return engagement). Thursday:
Grace Moore and Franchot Tone in The
King steps Out" Friday: Jessie
Mathews ana Robert Young in "It'S
Love Again" Saturday: Richard Arlen
in THE Mine With the Iron Door,"
r JassE-sunday; Monday. Tuesday and
Rona1d Colman and ciaudette Colbert.
Thursday and Friday: Bullets or Bal.
lots% with Edward G. Robinson and
Joan Blondell Saturday: ''13 Hours by
Air. with Fred McMurray ana Joan
IL
-SYLVAN--sunday and Monday. 1.-THE
King Steps Out" with Grace Moore and
Carnoil and George Brent Wednesday:
81 Married Doctor" with Pat OBrien
TridSy: Small Town Girl" with Janet
Gay1or and Robert Taylor Saturday:
'So0g and Dance Man." with Paul Kelly
ana -clairs Trevor.
P4LM-sunday, Monday. and Tuesday:
Sous O'Guns." with Joe e. Brown and
Joan Blondell. Wednesday: THE Case
Against Mrs. Ames." with Madelaine
Carroll and George Brent. Thursday
and Friday: THE King Steps Out" with
urday: Charlie Chan at the Circus"
with Warner GLAND: also, "O'MaIIey Of
the Mounted" with George o'Brien.
Oh - II - Suuudy anu MONDAY, gary
Cooper and Jean Arthur in ''Mr. Deeds
Goes. to Town" Tuesday and Wednes-
days: Barbara stanwyck in THE Red
sslrtS": al;9. George M; cohs1's Song
Grace Moore and Franchot Tone in THE
King Steps Out" Saturday: Jackie
Cooper in Tough Guy: also, William
Boyd in THE Eagles Brood"
BROADWAY - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Wallace Berry, Barbara Stan
wyck and John Boles in "A Message to
Garcia" Wednesday and Thursday: Shir-
day and Saturday: Charles Starrett in
"SOcret Patrol"
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MOTT-sunday and Monday: Richard
Dix in yellow Dust" Tuesday: Jane
wit her in PADDY W.,C oDay also two
Walking Dead" Thursday: Buck Jones
in Unknown Valley" also Fire Trap"
Friday: William Powell in ''Ex-Mrs.
Bradford" with Jean Arthur and James
Gleason. Saturday: Hoot Gibson in ''Feud
Of the West"
RAPHAEL-Sundaya and Monday: Ed
ward Arnold in Suffers Gold" with
Binnie Barnes and Lee Tracy. Tuesday:
Brown Eyes" Wednesday and Thursday:
Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in
Desire" with John Halliday. Friday
and Saturday: Gene Autry in "singin'
Cowboy" also Chapter No. / Fighting
Marines"
ROSALTA-Sunday and Monday War
ner Baxter in Robin Hood of Ell Dor
ado" with Bruce Cabot, Ann Loring
and Eric Linden. Tuesday. Edward E.
Horton in Her Masters Voice" We'd
nesday and Thursday. Shirley Temple
in "Cartain January" Friday, Joan
Bennett and Cary Grant in Big Brown
Eyes" Saturday, Ken Maynard in
SECO-sunday and Monday, 'Danc-
ing Pirate" with Charles Collins, Steffi
Duna and Frank Morgan. Tuesday.
Inc witness Cnalr with ann HARD
ing, also Every Saturday Night" with
all star cast. Wednesday and Thurs
day. II Married A Doctor" with Pat
O'Brien and Josephine Hutchinson. Fri
day, Farmer in the Dell" with Fred
stone and Jean Parker; also IF Man"
on the Bride Path" with James Gleason
and Helen Broderick: also Silver
Spurs" with Buck Jones.
Shirley Temple in Captain January"
with Guy Kibbes and Slim Summer
Vile; also Buck Jones in THE Cow
boy and the Kid" with Billy Burrud.
Tuesday and Wednesday. woman
Wanted" with Maureen O'sullivan and
Joel McCrea. Thursday and Friday,
William Powell and Jean Arthur in
THE Ex-Mrs. Bradford" also Edward
Everett Horton in "Nobody's Foor'
with Glenda Farrell. Saturday, Here
Comes the Band" with Ted Lewis and
his orchestra and Virginia Bruce.
STANTON-Sunday and Monday: Mar
lene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in De
sire; also, Charlie Chan at the Cir
Gus" with Warner GLAND. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Gary Cooper in Mr.. Deeds
Goes To Town" with Jean Arthur. Thurs
day and Friday: Lily Pons in 81 Dream
Too Much" with Henry Fonda; also, My
Marriage" with Claire Trevor. Saturday:
erett Horton; also, Gene Autry in
Comm Round The Mountain" with Ann
Rutherford and Champion.
LINCOLN-July II to 80, inclusive,
SHOW Boat" with Paul Robson, Irene
Dunno, Allan Jones and Eta McDaniels.
REPUBLIC-July II to 20, inclusive
Richard Dix in Devils Squadron" with
Karen Morley and Lloyd Nolan.
BOOKER T.-July IT to 80. inclusive,
H. g. Wells Amazing Story Of the Future,
Things To Come"
CAROLINA - Sunday and Monday.
BARI MhAAlAn Rnhark Ii.
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Final Rites Monday
For Walter YebenS

Order of the Eastern Star, mem
Der of the Almas Temple Of the
and of the Knights
TemplarS.
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in Sons O. Guns: changing of the
Guard"
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day: Jean Hersholt in Sins of MAN.;
Chase comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Miriam Hopkins, Merle Oberon and Joel
McCrea in These Three" Thursday:
Loretta Young and Franchot Tone in
''Unguarded Hour" Friday: william
Boyd in Three On the Trail" Satur-
day: William Powell and Jean Arthur
in "Ex-Mrs. Bradford" and George
O'Brien in Border Patrolman."
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday: Joe
E: Brown in Sons O'Guns," with Jean
Blondell. Tuesday and Wednesday: Rob
ert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell IN
f 1GF II or
gotten Faces" Friday: Francis Lederer
and Ida Lupino in One Rainy After
noon" Saturday: Sylvia, Sidney and
Spencer Tracy in Fury"
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Claudette Colbert and Ronald Col
man in Under Two Flags" Wednesday
and Thursday, Joe e. Brown in Sons
O'Guns," Changing of the Guard" Fri
Marietta" Saturday. Richard Dix in
Special Investigator" Popeye.
HOME-sunday and Monday, Claudette
Colbert and Ronald Colman in Under
Joe E. Brown in Sons o. Guns" with
Joan Blondell, Major Bowes; Thursday,
Chester Morris and Madge Evans in
Carroll and George Brent in The Case
Against Mrs. Ames"; Saturday, Richard
Dix and Karen Morley in Devils Squad
ron" and Charles Collins in Dancing
Pirate"
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday. Law in
Her Hands" with Margaret Lindsay,
Glenda Farrell and Warren Hull, Edgar
day, Jessie Matthews and Robert Young
in Its Love Again; Thursday, Shirley
Deanne and Johnny Downs in First
Baby; Friday. John Mack Brown in
Saturday, sylvia Sidney, Fred MacMur-
ray and Henry Fonda in The Trail of
the Lonesome Pine"
TIVOLI--sunday and Monday, sylvia
Sidney and Spencer Tracy in Fury"
Popeye; Tuesday and Wednesday, Gary
Cooper in Mr.. Deeds Goes to Town"
with Jean Arthur; Thursday and FRI
day, Marion Davies in Hearts Divided
with Dick Powell, Major Bowes; Sat
urday, Robert Young and Betty Furness
in Three Wise Guys" Chase comedy.
YORK-sunday and Monday: Robert
Taylor and Janet Gaynor in Small
Town Girl" Silly symphony. Tuesday
and wednesday: Gloria Holden and Otto
Kruger in "Dracula's Daughter" Thurs
''One Rainy Afternoon" Friday: Her.
bert Marshall and Gertrude Michael in
IT'LL We Meet Again." Saturday: Joe e.
Brown in Sons O. Guns" with Joan
Blondell, Flash Gordon, No. @" Pop
eye.
PENN-Sunday Monday and Tuesday:
Marion Davies in "Hearts Divided" with
day and Friday: Sylvia Sidney and
Spencer Tracy in Fury" Saturday:
Robert Young and Betty Furness in
Three Wise Guys
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WARNER BROS.

Observation-Disclosures, Monday and
Tuesday: Chester Morris and Marion
Marsh in Counterfeit" Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday; Irene Dunn and
Alan Jones in "Showboat." Saturday:
Warner GLAND in Charlie Chan at the
Circus; Flash Gordon No. 5.
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APOLLO-sunday, Monday, ,

APOLLO-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Irene Dunn and Alan
Jones in "Showboat." Thursday: Mary
Ellis in Fatal Lady" Friday: Francis
Lederer and Ida Lupino in zone Rainy
Afternoon; Changing of the Guard. !"
Saturday: Double feature Gloria Holden
and Otto Kruger in "Draculas Daugh-
ter: Mary Astor and Melvyn Douglas in
And So They Were Married"
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BOOKER T.-July II to 80. inclusive,
H. g. Wells Amazing Story Of the Future,
Things To Come"
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LICENSED TO MARRY

John T. wright. 90. 1872 o St. N. W..
and Annie Beattie, 25, 2707 Eleventh ST.
Andrew Woods, IS, 1891 W St. N. W.,
and Echnor NJ. Sanders, rs, 1906 Thir-
teenth st. N w.
Joseph W. Mcknight. 30, and Ann H.
Seaman. %. both of Philadelphia.
Edward L. Blackman, IS, Brooklyn,
and Anne s. Livingston, 80. New York
city.
Edward H. Diedrich. tr., 20, MineoIa,
n. T., and Kathleen NJ Ksllerk, 49,
Si saHJami m !: 20. and Rose
Isaacson, %. both of Baltimore.
Frank Berry. ~. 44o p st. N. w, and
Samuel ]. Smith. 80. 24s7 K st. N.
W, and Lillian Warren, 80, I'll Twelfth
George E. Deansr, rs. s21 c st. N. E..
Leon s. Brooks 80. siler city, N. C..
and Elizabeth e. Saunders, 80. Elizabeth
John Yost, sS, and Margaret B. Klotz.
rs, both of Philadelphia.
Albert R. Dicken, 81, 1901 Connecticut
Ave-, and Lois v. Goodwin. 81. FL
Lewis W. Cadwallader, al, Baltimore.
and Gretchen B. Roemer. 80. 4sO1 Thir-
Joseph H. Moore %. 1918 Jackson St.
N. E.. and Florence e. Price, Is, 2S1
Sixteenth st. S. e.
Joseph K. shank, "a, Cap Pa, ana
Elsie A. Lepore, 10. Atglen, Pa.
Charles e. Marshall, 3S, and Lucy N.
Fincham, 20, both of Benning, D. c.
Roy w. Scoggan. "a. 5323 Fourth st.
N w. and Bernice L. Satterfield, 20,
1908 First st. N. W.
Earl R. Riddle, 81. 20 Jefferson st.
N. E., and Doris Robson. 20. Elmer
Waddeli F. Smith, IS, wardman Park
Hotel, and Mary B. Evans, 81, Prattville,
Ala.
L. Edward Thomas, g. s3S Elliott
st. N. E.. and Audrey e. King, Is, 1880
w st. N. W.
DEATHS
Helen NJ. Fraser. IS, 1880 Colorado
Ave n w.
sadie E. Whitley. 81, st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Frances G. Hitch, "a. sOs3 P ST. N W.
Henry Hermanns, 81. Providence Hos
pital.
Thomas j cowie. 7s 1920 Vermont
Ave. N. w.
Gertrude F. Poston. rs. s727 Warren
St. N. W.
Clelle A. Hollingsworth. ~. 21Os N
st. N. W.
Charles J. obier. "a. 1907 N st. N. W.
Mary A. Costello, TO- 1909 Longfellow
ST. n. w.
Frank F. Major, 70. 1916 Shepard
st. N. W.
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AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Claudette Colbert and Ronald Col
man in Under Two Flags" Wednesday
Rosalind Russell in Trouble for Two;
Major Bowes. Friday: Jean Hersholt in
"Sins Of Man" saturday: Joe z. Brown
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CAROLINA - Sunday and Monday.
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in
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FRANK r. MAJOR

Frank F.. Major, 10, cashier
and paymaSter Of Lansburgh's
Department Store, who died
Thursday at his home, 1915 Shep-
herd st. N. W., was buried today
at the Glenwood Cemetery. Serv-
ices were held at Gawler's funeral
home.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Major had been employed at the
department store for So years.
He was also active in the Ma
sonic order and was past grand
high priest of Royal Arch Chap
ter, past master Of the B. B. French
Lodge, and past high priest Of
Capital Chapter. He also was a
charter member and past patron
of the Martha Chapter Of the
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REPUBLIC-July IT to 20, inclusive
Richard Dix in Devils Squadron" with
Karen Morley and Lloyd Nolan.
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PENN-Sunday Monday and Tuesday:
Marion Davies in "Hearts Divided" with
Dick Powell, Popeye. Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday: Sylvia Sidney and
Spencer Tracy in Fury" Saturday:
Robert Young and Betty Furness in
Three Wise Guys
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LINCOLN-July II to %, inclusive,
SHOW Boat" with Paul Robson, Irene
Dunno, Allan Jones and Eta McDaniels.
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Funeral services for Walter
Joseph Yebens, jr., 10, who was
drowned while swimming yester-
day, will be held at 8 q. m. Monday
at the Church Of Our Lady Of
Victory, Conduit and Reservoir
Rds. N. w. Burial will be in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
Walter was the son Of Walter
Joseph and Irene Yebens, Of 5815
Sherrier Pl. N. W., and student
at the Curtis School.
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COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
man in Under Two Flags" Wednesday
and Thursday, Joe z. Brown in Sons
O'Guns," Changing of the Guard" Fri
day: Jeanette Macdonald in Naughty
Marietta" Saturday. Richard Dix in
Special Investigator" Popeye.
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BROADWAY - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Wallace Berry. Barbara Stan
wyck and John Boles in "a Message to
Garcia" Wednesday and Thursday: Shir-
ley Temple in Captain January" Fri
day and Saturday: Charles Starrett in
"SOcEet Patrol"
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RANDOLPH. MARY McMAHON-on Sat-
urday. July 10. 1886, at Episcopal Hos
pital. MARY MCMAHON RANDOLPH be-
loved wife of L. F. Randolph, of 1901
Madison Street Northwest, and mother of
John Randolph.
Funeral services Monday. July 20. 1885.
at 8 80 a. M at her late residence. thence
to Church of the Nativity, BrightwooG.
where mass will be offered at 10 3. m.
for the repose of her soul.
Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery
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JAMES, ARCHIE Ron Friday. July II.
1896. ARCHIE r. JAMES. the beloved
husband of Edna E. James. and father of
Raymond E. James, Rudolph B. James
and Jack B. James
Remains resting at the W. W Cham
bers Co Southeast funeral home, ST.
Eleventh ST. s. E.
Interment in Anadarko, Okla.
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WEDDING Announcements. S3.76 up: 24-hr.
service. GoodharT'G 1914 b. MA. Sta.
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NJ July Is, 1895, at her residence. 3s4a
Ashmead Pl. N w, JEANETTE ANN
REED tnee Coats), the beloved mother Of
Writ Reed, Waldorf Reed. Mrs. Ethel
Muse. Bessie Hall and Rosa Belfield. Re.
mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home. Fourteenth and Chaplin SITS
N W. until Saturday morning. July 49,
1885, at IL o'clock.
Interment in Oak Grove, Westmoreland
County Va
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TIVOLI-sunday and Monday sylvia
Sidney and Spencer Tracy in Fury"
Popeye; Tuesday and Wednesday, Gary
Cooper in Mr.. Deeds Goes to Town."
with Jean Arthur; Thursday and FRI
day, Marion Davies in Hearts Divided"
with Dick Powell. Major Bowes; Sat-
urday, Robert Young and Betty Furness
in Three Wise Guys" Chase comedy.
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Florists 4
60 IN up BLACKSTONE, INC. 90 IN up
T~ Funeral Designs
14O7 H st. n. w. Ma. 1905.
GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
1919 st N. W. NAH. 4278
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YERENS, WALTER JOSEPH. JR.-Sud.
denly on Friday. July II. 1896, WAL
TER JOSEPH YEBENS, JR.. beloved son
of Walter Joseph and Irene Yebens, and
brother of Vivian Brien.
Funeral from his residence, 1918 Sher-
rier Pl. N. w, on Monday July 20, At
8 80 a. M Thence to Church of Our Lady
of Victory. Conduit and Reservoir Rd. N.
w, where mass will be Offered at a. m.
for the repose of his soul. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
Interment Mt Olive: Cemetery. Services
by the W W. Chambers Co.
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BUTTS, ELLA V.-on Wednesday July
10; 1880; al neF Tss1uence' t SII91 heny3n
beloved wife of DR.. Charles Butts and
mother of Mrs. Ruth v. Latta, Mrs. Floyd
A. Tusler. of Bremerton, Wash, and Guy
W. Pearson.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Com
pany funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest, on Monday, July 20,
at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-18

FINE. MYER B.-suddenly. on Thursday.
July 16 1886. at Philadelphia, Pa,
MYER B.. FINE. the beloved brother Of
Miss Jennie Fine.
Funeral services from the W. W.
Chambers Company funeral home 400
Chaplin st. N W. on Sunday. July 10.
at IL a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment Adas Israel Cemetery,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-18

In MemOriam >
DUNTON. DWIGHT COLEMAN-A trib.
ute of love to the sacred memory Of
our dear son and grandson DWIGHT
COLEMAN BUTTON. who left us July
10. 1881.
Let us think of him today
Sleeping resting, Just away.
Time takes away the edge of grief
But memory turns back every leaf
MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER.