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FREDERICK w. LOWERY

Frederick w. Lowery, assistant
to former Budget Director Lewis
w. Douglas, died Thursday in
Phoenix, Ariz., according to word
received here today. Mr.. Lowery
suffered a heart attack while rid
ing in a taxicab. He died Just as
he reached a hospital.
Mr.. Lowery, while assistant to
Mr.. Douglas, passed on all appro-
priations to executive agencies at
the time the Administration was
attempting to effect a Is per cent
reduction in running expenses. He
was a native Of Iowa and began
his career as a lawyer. He moved
West short time ago and became
associated in mining enterprises
with j. S. Douglas, father Of the
former budget director.
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D: {. RENT Bill
V0TEDD0WN,
$. 1876 1885
1tr

= District rent control legislation
came to q decisive death in the
House yesterday when that body
defeated it by a roll call vote Of
e5' to 1876.
Disposition of the measure
cleared the decks in preparation
for the fight next District day
Nhen the Sisson Red rider" re
peal bill Is called up.
THE unusual procedure Of bring
ing a District measure before the
House under a special rule was
necessitated by the filibuster con-
Quoted against the measure,
which caused the last three Dis
trict days to be wasted in con
alteration Of the measure.
a.. Bill Holly Assailed
!, Ever since the bill has been be.
fore the House its path has. been
Stfewn with stumbling blocks.
First, it was the filibuster. Then.
yesterday, when the special rule
was brought before the House for
consideration Of the measure, it
was attacked severely by both
Democrats and Republicans, some
members contending that the bill
was "communiStic," ''state social
Ism to the limit" and that moth.
ing worse has ever come out Of
Russia"
S;;A question of constitutionality
WAS raised on the grounds that an
emergency does not exist and
that, unless such was the case, the
proposed act would never hold up
In, the courts.
~; SABBATH Backs Measure
ION the other side, meanwhile,
Representative Adolph SABBATH
cd, of Illinois, chairman of q spe-
cial House committee which has
conducted a probe of real estate
transactions throughout the coun-
try. urged enactment Of the bill,
asserting:
a. s.. "Our committee obtained con.
adorable evidence showing that
District property suffered less
than any other in the United
States during the depression.
All of the large buildings here
have been kept well filled and
.,their owners have been receiV-
ing good rentals.
Property owners in this city
Rre not entitled to consolation.
This bill merely seeks to give
the tenants here relief by reduc-
ing rentals while at the same
time permitting the landlords
to receive . fair return on their
Investments"
Norton Thanks House
Following the House defeat Of
the bill, Representative Mary T.
Norton Cd, Of New Jersey, chair
man Of the House District Com
mittee, expressed her apprecia-
ton to members Of the House for
allowing the measure to be
brought up for a final vote, point
Ing out that she had no criti-
cism to make Of the result of the
vote.
She did. however, criticize the
small bloc which had conducted
the filibuster against the measure,
asserting that their real purpose
was to delay consideration Of the
sStRed rider'' renea1 hill
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william Foster. 30. and Frances
selby. 80. both of ais o st. N. w.
Maxton S. Lee, %, Morehead City,
N. c., and Helen J. Bell, 10, ass
Davenport Pl. N. W.
Smith Douglas. -, 1853 Corcoran 81.
N W., and Ardie D. Simms, IS, 134i
First st. n. w.
Charles v. Webster. 81, 21l4 N St
N. w, and Emma A. Baumann, a..
1924 Tenth st. N. W.
Joseph L. Muzdakis, 30. and Agnes
L. Posinskas, "a, both of Baltimore,
Md.
Harvard G. silcott, rs, Soldier.
Home and Karaline Bachmeier. 2s, 20
w st.
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LICENSED TO MARRY

Joseph A. vitak, 81. and Lillian e.
Luebehusen, 20, both Of Baltimore
Marion f. widesen. 2s, and Carroll
Roland A. Fowler. Is, sO1 Ritten,
Ferguson, 81. 1896 warder st. n. w.
William c; VIII! Mcca gi both SS' ., 1 sO7
n Maxwell c. west. %. 1870 Clifton
ST. N. W.. and Mary r. vandergrift,
20, SAG Ninth. st. N. E.
Mahlon j. CAM, 2s, and Helen NJ.
Doherty, "a, both Of Winner, S. D.
Benjamin wlckS. jr. 3s. and LHoHr: ,
shelton, 20. both Of Richmond, Va.
william Wade. Al, and Mary Bates.
80. both Of 43 L st. N. w.
william w. Rodgers, 30. and Dor
othy NJ: Finlay. 81 both of Raitt-
Dean J. Longfellow. "a. 1919 G St.
n. w. and Lucrece G, Bradford, 30
230s Ashmead P. n. W
William A. Hazelett. q, oakmont'
Pa. and Marjorie NJ. Milligan. u.s.
James ]. Hayden. jr., %. and Mary
L. Robinson. 81, both Of Baltimore.
Nd.
Joseph Liss, Is, and Mildred Mel
man, rs, both Of SIT Nineteenth St.
N w.
Francis A. Fitzgerald, "a. 2632 Fourth
st. N. E.. and Margaret V. Furr, rs,
1912 Thirty-sixth st. N. w.
Aloysius H. Hinski, II. Philadelphia
Pa, and Agnes NJ. Mikelson' 49, 1913
F st. N. w.
william T. Blowe, jr.. Is. 54O4
Cathedral Ave. N w, and Vera NJ.
Marceron. IS. 5623 sherrier Pl. n. w.
Emil ]. C. Hilenbrand. 81. 1900
Wisconsin Ave. n. W., and Ada l..
Conklin, "a, Hyattsville. Md.
Howard c. Butcher, so, and Eleanor
e. waltham. 4S. both Of 1909 North
Ca7ital st. N. w.
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~ IINCOLN-April II to % (inclusive)
warner Baxter and Ernest Whitman in
1.-THE Prisoner of Shark Island with
Gloria Stuart and Harry Carey.
~ REPUBLIC-April IT to ~ (inclusive)
Bling Crosby and Ethel Norman in ANY
thing Goes with Charles Ruggles and
IDA Lupino and Grace Bradley.
BOOKER T.-April II to 20 (inclusive)
Ann Harding and Gary Cooper in Peter
:1hbetson."
q 8APHAEL-April 10 through April IS.
Paul NUM- in '"The Story Of Louis
-Pasteur."
= HOWARD-On screen: Years greatest
einusical hit, hi-de-ho-what Show.
1.-THE Singing Kid" with Al Jolson and
S"swinging Along"-new musical revue;
40 people. Midnight show Saturday with
reserved seats.
Lady Consents" with Ann Harding and
Herbert Marshall. Tuesday: Riff Raft.
with Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy:
zsH.star 'U cast. AMI also Admirsl Byrd's Lit.
tile America. Friday: Mary Burns,
.F1gutive." with sylvia sidney and Mel;
cSin Douglas. Saturday: Navy Wife"
,Siso D Ken Maynard in western cOur.
cage
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Monday and
sgnesday: Fred Astaire ana Ginger ger
S.Thursday: Leslie Howard, Bette Davis
.in "Petrified Forest. Friday and Satur'
day: Tim Mccoy in "Roarin' Guns
a. ROSALIA-sunday and Monday: War
ner Baxter and Alice Faye in cling o.
and Thursday: Ronald Colman in "A
o'Tale of Two Cities" Friday: May ROD
sson and Henry Armetta In "Three klds
and a Queen. Saturday: Buck Jones II
cf''silver Spurs"
!" MOTT-Sunday and Monday: Warner
i,.Oland In 'Charlie Chan's Secret" Tues
day: Tom Tyler in Trigger Tom an, Snc
~'Miss Pacific Fleet" Wednesday: The
,,.Virginian." Thursday: Henry WncoxoI
ahd Loretta Young in 'The Case ,: Of I'M I'M
S;Franchot Tone in Dangerous" satur
day: Ken Maynard in "Lawless Riders
-CAROLINA-Suday ana Monday: shir
ley Temple and John Boles in The Lit
tlSst Rebel" also Bill Boyd in Fedora
chelle Hudson and Henry Fonda II
way Down East" also Polly Ann Young
and Russell Gleason in Hitch Hike e
Heaven" Thursday and Friday: Donald
Cook and Erin O'Brien in THE Leaven
worth Case also Marian Nixon ant
John Wayne in king of Pecose" and
Kay Francis and George Brent in "LiV
ing on Velvet" 80 .'
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday
Warner Axter in "Ths Prisoner Of
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Two police dogs and fox terrier
are offered for adoption today.
One police dog. a male dog,
around Z or months old. is being
given away by Mrs. H. A. Jacob,
219 Spring St.. Chevy Chase, Md.
wisconsin 48440
The other police dog, a thor
oughbred, and also a male, Is Of
fered by Miss Elizabeth Hess, TOT
Mt. Vernon Pl. N. w. District
9878O -..
A nice pet for children is the
year-and-a-haH-old fox terrier, be-
ing given away on guarantee Of q
good home by Mrs. M. H. Brad
ford, .621 Tewkesbury Pl. N. w.
Georgia $685. It Is a female.
Notify the owners of the pets If
you wish to have one Of these. The
pet editor Of The Times will assist
you in finding another home for
your pet through this column.
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health for about six months. He
was born near Brookneal where
his family has lived for genera.
lions. He lived in Washington
for the last few years.
Surviving him is his wife, Mrs,
Erma Ginther Hubbard; a daugh'
ter, Nancy Jane Hubbard; four
brothers, Herbert, of New Market,
Va; william, of Parkersburg, w
Va; Samuel and Reed Hubbard,
Of Takoma Park. and two sisters,
Mrs. Mamie Hubbard Dranke and
Miss Nellie Hubbard. both Of
Takoma Park.
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LOUIS MANCUsO

Funeral services for Louis Man
cuSo, florist, who died Thursday
in Garfield Memorial Hospital,
viii be held Monday morning in
the Holy Rosary Catholic Church.
Burial will be in. st. Mary's
Cemetery.
Mr.. Mancuso was a resident Of
Washington for many years. Sur.
viving him is his widow, Mrs.
Josephine Mancuso; two sons,
Louis, Jr., jr., and Salvatore and a
brother, Michael, all of Washing
ton.
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FUNERAL HELD
IN NEW YORK
FOR COOKE

Funeral services were held to-
day in New York city for Howard
deWalden. Cooke, father Of Jane
Cooke Scarlet and Ann Cooke
Nixon, we'll known in washington
society, who died Thursday. The
services were held in st. Bartholo-
news Church.
Mr.. Cooke, who had been i'll for
some time, had been living at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York
with his wife, The Times learned.
Two days ago his condition became
worse and he sank rapidly and
died. He retired from active bust
ness several years ago and lived
with his wife and daughters in
Chevy Chase.
Family in Headlines
The Cooke family has been more
or less in the headlines Of news
papers throughout thu country
ever since Jane, the youngest
daughter. eloped with her fathers
chauffeur, George Scarlet, on
January 20, 1880.
Accompanied by her sister Ann.
Jane and her bridegroom left the
family home In Chevy Chase for
Mr.. Scarlett's home in Winston
Salem, N. c.
James mother obtained q war
rant for Scarlett's arrest. claim
ing he had taken her daughter,
her automobile, her two dogs and
$1,000 in jewels with him on his
honeymoon. The charges later
were dismissed. ..-
Jane, Ann and Scarlet, minus
the two dogs (who disappeared
following a train wreck which de-
moliShed the Cooke carr returned
to Washington two weeks later.
Jane electrified the family again
by suddenly disappearing while
her youthful husband was in Rock
vile obtaining dismissal of his
mother-in-law's charges. A few
weeks after her marriage she an
nounced that she had left her
chauffeur husband.
Through her attorney, Alvan L.
Newmyer, she filed suit for an-4ul.
ment, based on pre-nuptial fraud,
in District Supreme Court. She
claimed Scarlet had miSrepresent-
ed his social position and had CO.
creed her into marriage.
Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat
dismissed the suit on the grounds
that the allegations were not
sustained. Attorney Newmyer
promptly filed suit for limited di-
vorce claiming cruelty and deser-
ton. The case Is pending.
Then Ann eloped with Capt. H.
Thomas Nixon, Of the Ordnance
Corps, y. s. A., and married him
in Gettysburg, Pa, while q suit
for limited divorce filed against
him by his second wife, Mrs. Ann.
cite Pauline Nixon, was pending
in District Supreme Court.
Asks Absolute Divorce
The second Mrs. Nixon, learn.
ing Of the marriage, filed an
amended bill asking for an abso-
Lutte divorce and naming the pres
ent Mrs. Nixon correspondent,
based on the claim that Captain
Nixon's Gettysburg divorce and
subsequent marriage Is illegal.
This suit is also pending.
Mrs. Ann Cooke Nixon became
the mother Of twin girls in Febru-
airy II, of this year. She is 20.
During these legal battles, Mr..
Cooke stayed quietly at home and
made no comments. He was re-
puted to be a millionaire.
Mrs. Nixon, 3rd, could not be
reached at her home in Stoneleigh
Court today. Captain Nixon is
said to be Ill in Walter Reed Hos
pital and Jane is said to be in
New York with her mother.
N"~~ A@N
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Man Found in Street,
Skull Fractured

Bernard w. McDermott, 81, Of
500 A st. S. E., was taken to the
Casualty Hospital early today suf-
fering from a skull fracture and
other injuries. He was found lying
in the street at Fourth and East
Capitol Streets and was unable to
tell police how he was injured.
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Print Craftsmen
Exhibit tuesday

Herbert c. Mackenzie, Long
Island City. N. Y, will speak at
a dinner of the Printing House
Craftsmen at the Lafayette Hotel
Tuesday night. A display Of book
binding and an exhibition Of print
ing rollers will be on view.
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Firemen Hold Parley

=, ,WAYNESBORO, April 1S.-The
sCooperation Of city and town fire
smen with forest officials was
urged by George Writ, Pennsyl-
:vania State forester, speaking be-
. fore the April meeting Of the
Franklin County Firemen'S Asso-
-eiation at Mont Alto,
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BIRTHS

Norman and Catherine Kirby, girl.
Clifton and Mary Rented, girl.
william and Mary Richardson, girl
Henry and Margaret Middleton. boy.
Paul and Alice Mellott, girl.
Raymond and Doris Weaver. boy.
James and Eloise Chiffon. boy.
Robert and Ruth Hunter, boy.
Arthur and Stella FINELY, boy.
Amos and Myrtle Whip, boy. e.
Charles and Virginia McGahan, girl.
Alexander and Martha Walker. girl.
Harry and Agnes Williams, girl
Ernest and Catherine Fuller, girl.
Leon and Inez Garther. boy.
James and Lucy wyatt, boy.
Martin and Mary Chase, girl
Howard and Sarah Thomas. girl.
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FRANK FRAVEL
FINAL RITES
HELDT0DAY

Frank Fravel, an examiner In
the income tax division of the
Treasury Department who died
Thursday at his home in Ballston.
Va, will be buried today in Wood
stock, Va, following funeral serv-
ices at the home Of his brother
there. He was 66.
Mr.. Fravel had been in the Fed
eral service for 80 years, first be-
ing employed in the Department
of Agriculture, later transferring
to the Treasury Department.
Surviving him are three
brothers, B. Warden Fravel, Of
Woodstock; Fred w. Fravel. Of
Hartley, Del, and Robert H.
FraVel, of this city.
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DEATHS

John NJ. Riser, 81, Clairborn Apis.
s. e.
julius v. Lacey. 81, 40 Eye st. N. W.
Ole FondahI, 70. 2s0A Fourteenth St
N. w.
Robert H. Floyd Jones. II. 1870 wyo-
ming Ave. N W.
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DIED

AIKEN, WILLIAM E.-on Wednesdav
=. April 10. 1885, at Walter Reed General
Hospital, WILLIAM E. AIKEN. the he.
loved father of Harry Aiken. wilford
Aiken. Gordon Aiken and Jack Aiken:
brother OF Matthew M. Aiken and Mrs.
Maud Rooms and Arthur Aiken.
Remains resting at the W. w. Chambers
company funeral home. Fourteenth And
Chaplin Streets Northwest. ~''N
Funeral services on Saturday Apri, IA
1885. at 10 a. m. from the w, w Cham.
6ers Company funeral home, 14OO Chapin
Street Northwest N0Nin
relatives and friends are invited.
terry. @'""A"H"A Seme-
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RICHARD HIrRRARn

Last rites for Richard Caring
ton Hubbard. Of Brookneal, Va,
who died yesterday at his par
ents' home in Takoma Park. Md,
will be held In Brookneal at a
date to be announced later, with
burial in the family cemetery
there.
Mr.. Hubbard has been in Ill
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} Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy. Fri
day: Broadway Hostess with Wini
elusive story with Franchot Tone and
Madge Evans.
PRINCESS-sunday and Monday:
Clark Gable and Jean Harlow in China
Seas" Tuesday and Wednesday: THE
Heather Angel: also. st Louis Woman"
with John Mack Brown and Jeanette
Loft. Thursday and Friday: Ann Hard
ing and Herbert Marshall in ''The Lady
Calling Of Dan Matthews" Saturday:
Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times"
sTATE-sunday and Monday: Herbert.
Marshall and Merle Oberon in The
Dark Angel" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Ann Harding and Herbert Marshall in
The Lady Consents" also Miriam Hop
kins in 'Splendor." Thursday: kath-
day and Saturday: Charlie Chaplin in
Modern Times"
HIPPODROME-s day: Margaret
day and Tuesday: Admiral Byrd in Lit
Freshman Love" wednesday: Franchot
Tone in Exclusive Story" Thursday.
Friday and Saturday: Nelson Eddy and
jeanette Macdonald in Rose Marie
CAMEO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Nelson Eddy and Jeanette Mac
Donald in Rose Marie" Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday: Harold Lloyd in
milky Way" Saturday: George o'Brien
in Malley of the Mounted" also
James Dunn in Don't Get Personal"
ARCADE-sunday and Monday: War
ner Baxter in Prisoner of Shark
Island; Tuesday. Franchot Tone in Eek
elusive Story: Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Ring Crosby in Anything
! Goes: Saturday, William Boyd in
Eagles Brood; also Claudette Colbert
in she Married Her Boss"
Warner Bros. Theaters
ANIBASsADOR-sund Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday: Gary Cooper
in Mr. Deeds Goes to Town with
Jean Arthur. Thursday and Friday:
Mae West in G'Klondike Annie: tech
nicoIor. Saturday: Eleanor whitney
Adventures of Frank Merriwelr' No.
4; cartoon.
APOLLO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day Warner Ba5tsr IN as Prisoner aHd
Thursday: Harold LLOYD in THE Milky
Way; March of Time. Friday: Gail
| Patrick and Reginald Denny in The
Preview Murder Mystery: variety; Sat-
mrday. Conrad yeidt and Helen vinson in
''It Had to Happen; cartoon.
| AVALON-sunday and Monday: Bling
| Crosby and Charlie Ruggles in "Any-
thing Goes'; sportsreel. Tuesday.
Friday: Gail Patrick and Reginald
Denny in A'ThO PrSvieW Murder -Mys-
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JOSEPH p. MURPHY

Requiem high mass will be sung
at the Holy Name Catholic
Church, Eleventh and K Streets
Northwest, at 10 o'clock Monday
morning for Joseph P. Murphy,
who died Thursday in Providence
Hospital. Funeral services will
proceed the mass and will be held
at the w. w. Chambers Southeast
funeral home. Burial will be in
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Murphy is survived by his
wife, Mary; two sons, John A
and Joseph F.: a daughter
Annie Murphy: two brothers
John B. and jeremiah Murphy
and two sisters, Mrs. Catherine
Burke and Mrs. Mary Young.
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PENN-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in
HDesire,|' cartoon; Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday Mae West in 'Klopdike
Annie" Joe Palooka; Saturday, Irwin s.
Cobb in "Everybody's Old Man." Little
Jack Little, cartoon.
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COOK. FRED-On "Wednesday Anri1 ~
1885 FRED COOK, the beIoved hI To-
6 6and Of Jean Cook and father of Dorothy
Funeral services from his late residence
9l5 st. N. E., on Saturday, April il,
at 2 p. m. A0'
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Interment, Glenwood Cemetery.
services by Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home
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terry" Saturday: Richard Dix in 'Yel-
low Dust; Joe Palooka; cartoon.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day: Boris Karloff in The Walking
Dead" Tuesday and Wednesday: Eddie
Cantor in "Strike Me Pink" Thursday:
with Ronald Colman: audioscopiks. FRI
Again: cartoon saturday: Margaret
SULLIVAN in Next Time We Love-;
"OMalley of the Mounted; cartoon.
CENT RAL-sunday and Monday:
Boris Karloff in THE Walking Dead:
Popeye; Mickey Mouse; Betty Boop:
and Wednesday: Mae West in "Klondike
Annie" Thursday and Friday: Robert
Donat in THE Ghost Goes West;
comedy. Saturday: Edmund Lowe in
"The Garden Murder Case; comedy.
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Bing Crosby and Charlie Ruggles
in Anything Goes: Chic sale We'd
nesday and Thursday: Paul MUM al. in
Jack Little. Friday: Boris Karloff in
THE Walking Dead; comedy. satur-
day: Lionel L. Barrymore and Mareen
o'Sullivan in Voice Of Bugle Ann;
Major Bowes.
HOME-sunday and Monday, Harold
Lloyd in, THE Milky Way; Tuesday
and Wednesday. jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in Rose Marie"
Donat in THE Ghost Goes Vest;
Saturday. Preston Foster in "Muss En-
Up" Boris Karloff ip Invisible Ray"
cartoon.
SAVOY-sunday and Monday. MUIR
der of DR.. Harrigan," with Ricardo
Cortez; Tuesday and Wednesday. Eddie
Cantor in strike Me Pink" with
Ethel Norman. screen song; Thursday,
Anne Shirley. in "Chatterbox," comedy.
oddity; Friday, Bulldog Courage, car
toon; Saturday, Leslie Howard and
Bette Davis in THE Petrified Forest"
lene. Dietrich and Gary Cooper in De
SIRE" cartoon; Tuesday and wednes-
day. Boris Karloff in THE Walking
Dead Little JACK Little; Thursday
and Friday. Irwin s. Cobb in EVERY
body's Old Man; Saturday, Edmund
Lowe in THE Garden Murder Case.
Joe Palooka, sportsreel.
YORK-Sunday and Monday. Jeanette
Macdonald and Nelson Eddy in Rose
Marie" cartoon; Tuesday and wednes-
day, Robert Donat in '"The Ghost Goes
West" March of Time; Thursday. Malo
and Lotus in Last of the Pagans";
Scarlett"; Saturday, Zane Grey's Drift
Fence" with Tom Keene: Adventures
OF Frank Merriwell," No. 1.
Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in
| "Desire," cartoon; Wednesday, Thursday
| and Friday, Mae West in 'Klopdike
Annie" Joe Palooka; Saturday, Irwin s.
Cobb in "Everybody's Old Man." Little
| Jack Little, cartoon
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JAMES A. RLACK

James A. Black, District build.
ing inspector, who had been i'll
for a month in Sibley Hospital,
died there yesterday. He was Al.
Born in Hagerstown, Md,
Black served in the Navy during
the World War and later was
employed by the Otis Elevator
Company. He lived in Greens.
boro, N. c., for about 10 years,
coming to Washington about five
years ago.
Funeral services will be held
Monday Afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Hysong's chapel, 1900 N st. N. w.
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HAMILTON, GRACE M.-suddenIy. nm
Saturday, April Is. 1885, at her resi-.
dence, 33 Drummond Avenue, Chevy Chase,
Nd, GRACE N. HAMILTON (nee Gardi.
ner). beloved wife of R. Edelin, Hamilton.
Remains resting at the above residence
Mass at Shrine of the Most Blessed Sac.
rament, Chevy Chase, Md, on Tuesday.
April 81. 1886, at a. M
lnterment, Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Services by Chambers
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II. 1886. at his residence. 217 Fifth
Street Northeast. VICTOR E. JAEGER, be.
loved husband of Edna E. Jaeger (nee
Boyd and brother of DR.. Henry W. Jaeger,
Ferdinand H. Jaeger and Mrs. Meta Rich
ardson.
Funeral will be held from his late resi-
dence on Monday, April 20, at 8 80 a. M,
thence to St. Joseph's Church. Second and
C Streets Northeast, where mass will be
said at a. m. for the repose of his soul.
Relatives and friends invited
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Announcements

Marriage Announcements
WEBBING Announcements, $3.75 mp; 24-hr.
service. Goodhart'e. 1914 b. MA. S172:
Florists
GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
1912 r st. N. w. NAH. 42T0
$3.50 up BL HSn.IS' SS.:n NC $2.60U'
l4O7 n st. N. W. MA. &90S
Funeral Directors 3
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-18

MANCUsO. LOUIS-On Thursday, April
10, 1885. at Garfield Hospital. LOUIS
MANCUSO. the beloved husband of Jose.
phine Mancuso and father of Louis J.
and Salvatore Mancuso brother of Michael
Mancuso and father-in-law of Margaret
Mancuso
Funeral from his late residence, 1911
Tenth st. N W., on Monday. April 20,
at 8 80 D.. m, thence to. Holy. Rosary
Church. Third and F SITS. n. W., where
requiem high mass will be offered at
a. m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend Inter
ment in st. Mary's Cemetery. Services by