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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
CHAPTER FIFTEEN

/
Il third time It's the fourth. y
DO you really remember?" Tim
Jamieson's smile widened. "Say.
that's great! Yes, this is the fourth
time kind Fate has brought us to-
gether. 1t really must be Fate, YOU
know, because when I try to find
you, I never can; then, when I least
expect to see you-there you are /!
That's Fate, isn't it?"
Maybe" Toby smiled. "But it's
Fate, too, that I'm working and can
stand here talking"
What I meant" Tim went on
quickly, was that it was the third
time I'd tried to catch your eye here
in this room. Third times charm.
you know. When I was a kid we
used to do something, and if it
didn't work the first time or the
second, we'd always say"
Il know" Toby put in quickly.
Third times charm used to say
it, too. But, really, I've got to 90.
Don't you understand that I'm mod
cling"
Il certainly do" he assured her
And doing a swell job of it. AS
a matter OF fact, you're a knock
out in that outfit. Best looking
model in the room. Oh, yes, YOU
| are Absolutely a Knockout"
Toby didn't wait TO hear anv
more. She hurried toward the door.
Fortunately, the girl who was wait
ing there was Harriet, who made no
comment, though her arched brows
indicated that she had witnessed
the brief scene,
DACK in the dressing room, Toby
~ stole a glance at herself in the
mirror. There was color in her
cheeks that had not been there be-
fore. Her eyes were brighter, too.
But it had been a shock-seeing
Tim Jameson when she had been
so sure that she never would see
him again. 1t really was queer, the
way they kept running into each
other-ways that nobody could pos
sibly have planned. Maybe he was
right about it; maybe it was Fate.
1t almost seemed to be
A girl Harriet had introduced as
Janet came over to where Toby sat
and said, How do you suppose this
thing should go? It's more than I
can figure out"
Janet was wearing a iemon-col-
ored chiffon gown, with an intri-
cate Topped scarf that didn't look
quite as it should be. Toby made
a suggestion, but it didn't seem to
help. They tried several other ways
until Miss Landers' assistant showed
them how the scarf was supposed
to be worn.
Janet picked up lemon colored
cart-wheel hat, then tilted it on her
head and disappeared through the
door as Carol Marsh came fiouncing
in.
Carol was in white flannel, with
touch of flame at the throat.
There was a coat to the dress and
she tossed it aside carelessly, so the
maid who was waiting for it had to
stoop to pick it up.
"Betty!n Carol exclaimed. who
do you think just SAW"
IIow should I know" Betty
IL T,irnbull answered. She was
sitting before . n1rror. intent on,
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Descendants Are Called

The Rev. George S. Southworth,
governor of the Society of May
flower Descendants, has called a
meeting of the board of assistants
for Wednesday in the Y. w. G. A.
Luncheon is to be at II.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Toby Ryan, 10, works behind the
jewelry counter of large Manhattan
department store. She poses for pho
tograph to be used in store advertise
ment and Marty Hiatt, the photogra pher,
tells her she has camera face
Discharged from the store due to the
scheming of jealous Maurine Ball. Toby
has difficulty finding another job. Then
she meets Marty Hiatt and he sends her
to Ben Blake, manager of model
agency. Toby registers at the agency,
secures work as a model.
On bus one afternoon she meets
wealthy Timothy Jameson, who asks her
to have dinner with him. Toby refuses.
Toby and her friend. Harriet Holm,
take part in benefit style show. Carol
Marsh, wealthy and snobbish also
models in the show. Toby, parading as
as model, sees Jameson again
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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Ben H. Riker is to talk on Che
ney's Folly" Monday at the meeting
of the indianapolis Literary Club
at its clubroom in the D. A. r.
chapter house.
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Mothers Are to Meet
Mrs. J. w. Patton is to be hostess
for the Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club
bridge section at 2 Monday at the
Butler University chapter house,
335 Blue Ridge-rd.
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calico. this
that you'll be wearing
drop in Unexpectedly designed especially enderng
the round figure Patterns
35-nch fabric
q and SEWING INSTRUC-
TIONS. fill out the
The SPRING AND SUMMER PATTERN a
lection OF late dress designs
separately Or you to with
just additional 10
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1886, by United Feature Syndicate. Inc,
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Earl W. Baker, 80, Ballston. Va, and
Jennie A Torreyson, 81. 1881 Q St. N. W.
Hubert K. Price, "a, Hotel Annapolis
and Nell E. Busch. 20, 1910 Newark st.
St. n. E.. and Margaret E. Noyasky, "a
Masontown. Pa.
Howard w. Whitney. 81 s23 Eleventh
st. N. E. and Mildred L. Hutchinson 10.
Gordon K. Sievers. 20, 1906 Jackson St.
n. E., and Adolphus NJ. Worley. %. st.
Francisville, III.
A. C. Ballard, 20. wichita, Kan, ana
Mildred Brady, 10, 1850 P st. N. w.
William w Harris. IS. 1927 Twenty.
third st. N. W. and Mary J. Vance, 20.
10 Twenty.third st, N. W.
Vincent W. Rybikcowsky, IS. BaltIs
more, Md, and Mary r. Goulden, rs, En-.
Edward F. Euell. 20. 25o2 I St. N. W.
and Gladys NJ. Harris, %, 27o7 N St.
Hudson H. johnson. 21. Gerardstown.
w, Va, and Odell C. Richardson. Is, l143
Tenth st. N. w.
Charles L. Gerwig 20, and Lodona M.
Hinkle. 20. both of Ellicott City. Nd.
James G. Hottie, %. 1921 Riggs Pl.
n. W. and Wilma WOODBURY., Is, 2oo7
st. n. W.
Karl H. Michelet, 80, New York city.
n. Y. and Silence NJ. Wilson, Is, 212G
Kalorama Rd. N. w.
Sumter Reynolds %. and Ella Camp
bell. ". both Of 318 New York Ave. N. W.
James Wellman 23. and Mamie Greene,
10, both of 713 Rhode Island Ave. N. W.
Ulysses Brooks 81, 1927 Grant st.
n. E., and Eslanda NJ Richards, is, 2420
n St. n. W.
Leland Bennett. "a. and Gertrude
Magee, 81, both of Chicago, Ill.
Vincent J. Jeppi 49, and Mary LongO;
20. both of Baltimore. Md.
Donald H. Hitner. %, and Katherine G.
Wentz, %. both Of Philadelphia. Pa.
Joseph B. Hastings, 81, and Wilma Mat
tbs, IS, both of Philadelphia, Pa.
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paul NUM- in THE story Of Louis Pas
eSsrD ThnI SoSrn and 4m Psa:y Gad.:
Frank Bucks Fang and Claw"
PRINCESS - Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Charlie Chaplin in Modern
Times" Wednesday,: The Murder
Nan" with Spencer Tracy and virginia
ing Irish Eyes" with Phil Resan and
Walter c. Kelly. also Ruth Chatterton
in Lady of Secrets" with Otto Kruger
and Lionel Atwill. saturday, Ann shir-
Holmes also John Wayne in 'Lawless
Range"
HIPPODROME-sunday and Monday,
Gladys swarthout and John Boles in
Rose of the Rancho"; Tuesday and
VIZ; also. Ruth Chatterton in Lady
of Secrets: Thursday and Friday,
Charles Boyer and Loretta Young m
Shanghai; also, Boris Karloff in I'm.
Ethel Norman in Anything Goes"
CAMEO - sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Charles Chaplin and
Paulette Goddard in Modern Times:
Davis in "Petrified Forest: Friday.
Lionel Barrymore and Maureen O'Sulli-
van in ''Voice of Bugle Ann: Saturday,
william Boyd. in Eagles Brood; also
Claudetts Colbert in 'She Married Her
Boss
ARCADE-6unday. Monday and Tues
day, Nelson Eddy and jeanette MacDon-
aid in Rose Marie: Wednesday and
Thursday, Spencer Tracy and Jean Har-
low in Riff Raff'; Friday. George Raft
and Rosalind Russell in 1T Had to Hap
pen; Saturday, Buck Jones In Silver
spurs; also Harry Richman in Music
Goes Around"
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SERVICES HELD
/. FOR WIDOW
OF MORTON

Last rites for Mrs. Gertrude Nor.
ton, who died Wednesday at her
home, 906 Allison st. N. W., was
held this afternoon in st. Paul's
Methodist Church, South. The
Rev. w. F. Locke, pastor of the
church, conducted the services.
Burial was in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Mrs. Morton, who was Ct, was
the widow Of Charles Morton. She
had lived in Washington since 1919
and was employed in the Indian
claims department of the General
Accounting Office. She retired a
year ago because of Ill health.
Mrs. Morton was born in Green
vile, KY. She was a member of
Madeline chapter, No. "a, Order
of the Eastern Star, in Greenville.
Her two daughters, Mrs. w. S.
LasSwell, Of Takoma Park, Md,
and Mrs. j. A. Burks, of Washing.
ton, survive her.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25

Lucky Millinder and the Mills Blue
Rhythm Band and His Chuck Richards
On screen: Brides Are Like That"
JESsE-sunday. Monday and Tues,
day: The Milky Way" with Harold
That" with Ross Alexander and Anita
Louise. Thursday and Friday: "Any-
thing Goes" with Bling Crosby and
Ethel Norman. Saturday: Here Comes
Trouble" with Paul Kelly and Airline
Judge: also Hell Ship Morgan" with
George Bancroft and Ann sothern.
Ghost Goes West" with Robert Donat
and Jean Parker. Tuesday and wednes-
day: Next Time We Love" with Mar
gsret SULLIVAN and James Stewart.
Rancho" with John Boles and Gladys
Swarthout. Saturday: "Preview Muir
der Mystery" with Reginald Denny
and Gail Patrick; also Fang and
day: THE Ghost Gose West" with
Robert Donat and Jean Parker. wednes-
day day. The Perfect Zen. Gentleman" with
Saturday: Modern Times" with Char
lie Chaplin; also "Audioscopkis 49,.
sTANTON-sunday. Monday and Tues
day; Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times:
with Lionel Barrymore. Jean Arthur and
Chester Morris; Thursday and Friday
Herbert Marshall and Jean Arthur in
IF You Could Only Cook"; also. Rich
thews'; Saturday. Larry Buster crabbe
and Can Patrick in 'wanderer Of the
Wasteland" with Dean Jaeger; also,
1.-The Return of Jimmy Valentine" with
10 49, La
ACADEMY Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Charlie Chaplin in Modern
Times; Wednesday, Public Hero Num-
Arthur; Thursday and Friday, The Re-
turn of Jimmy Valentine" with Roger
Pryor and Charlotte Henry; also, The
Case Of the Missing Man" with Roger
Pryor and Joan Perry; Saturday Dane
Marsh; also, Gene Autry in Red River
Valley.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday. jean
Rose Marie; Tuesday and wednesday.
also, Harry Richman in The Music
Goes Round: Thursday and Friday. Har-
day. Lew Ayrss In -'aThs Lsathernecks
Have, Landed; also. Last Of the Pa
gans." ,'
NEW M STREET-Sunday ana Mon
day: "Ghost Goes West" with Robert
Donat Tuesday: Dangerous" with
Bette Davis. Wednesday and Thursday:
Ceiling Zero" with James Cagney and
Pat OBrien., Friday: THE Case of
Lucky Legs" with Warren william.
Saturday: Ken Maynard in The Grim
son Trail"
FAIRIAAWN-sunday and Monday:
Lionel Barrymore in THE Voice Of
Bugle Annf Tuesday and wednesday:
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
OIL GRAY MARE
BACK. ON FEET

Nellie, a gray mare Of uncertain
years, is back on the job today
pulling a scoop shovel on d con-
struction job at Seventeenth and
Taylor SITS. N. W-quite recovered
from her misadventures yesterday.
Nellie. pulling along in her quiet,
dignified but business like manner,
stepped too close to q three-foot
ditch and fell into it. Efforts of
workmen, bystanders and others
failed to dislodge her.
Someone thought Of the Fire
Rescue Squad and soon a squad
was on the job. Sergt. Michael
Tanning, of No. 2 Rescue Squad,
rugged sling under Nellie's mid
die and a block and tackle above
her. Several good pulls on the
ropes put Nellie back on her feet
and she went back to work.
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WOMAN DEFIES
BLACK LOBBY
COMMITTEE

An organization Of women has
defied the Black Senate lobby
committees demand for produc.
ton of private papers. It is the
Women Investors Of America, Inc,
headed by Miss Catherine Curtis,
Of New York. It has been opposed
openly to certain. Administration
money and tax policies.
Miss Curtis fatty declined to
give q committee investigator &C.
cess to the Women Investors files.
She had been subpoenaed to ap.
pear before the committee, but
when she refused to bring the files
the subpoena was cancelled.
Wire Snatching EpilOgue
The affair is an outgrowth OF
the illegal snatching Of private
kilograms by the Black probers,
operating through dragnet sub
poenas.
The Women Investors was
among the 1000 or more organi.
cations and individuals whose pr.
vate messages were scanned or
taken by the Black committee in
its wholesale raids. Illegality OF
this practice Is one Of the bases
on which Miss Curtis Is resisting
the demand for the organizations
files.
Demand for the files was made
by Q Black committee agent at
the Investors office in New York
q week ago yesterday. He was
told the office had no authority
to release the papers without per
mission Of its board of directors.
Returning the next day, he re-
ceived a flat mo-"
Position Unchanged"
Miss Curtis explained:
HE was told that acting upon
the advice Of counsel we have
refused to turn over any Of our
papers or correspondence to
him. We have not heard from
the committee since Monday
when / was notified not to ap-
pear ON Tuesday rs ut first re-
queSted.
I'VE have not changed our
position"
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
Plumbers Take Test
Nav IS at Alexandra

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April Is.
Nearly two dozen plumbers are
expected to take the m a 81 e r
plumbing examination here April
20 to qualify under the city code
effective here May Is.
Twenty-one plumbers already
have applied to the office of j.
M. Yates, plumbing inspector, to
take the examination. City Man
ager E. C. Dunn, City Engineer
H. G. Mccartney, City Health
Officer william Lewis Schafer,
E. E. Simpson and j. M. Yates
are members of the plumbing
board.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
AIR MARK SET
BY D. {. PILOT

Chalking up his seventh air rec
ord within a year, Ben King; Wash
ington sportsman-pilot,, yesterday
scared more than $4,000 feet over
Langley Field, Va, to shatter an
other altitude record held by a
French pilot.
While the record has not been
officially announced. Kings baru-
graph recorded q few feet over
$4,000. The instruments are being
rushed to washington for exam
nation by the Bureau Of Stand
ards before the record is officially
announced.
High altitude record for this
type of plane-King S plane weigh
ing only 440 pounds-was formerly
held by G. Fauvel, a French pilot
who established a record in 1929
with 1907 feet over LIE Bourget
Field in Paris.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
DEATHS

Rosalie T. Draper. go, 2112 o St. n. ".
Mary L. Kemp, 81, 237 Tenth st. n. z.
Samuel L. Bonner, 81, L. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Robert L. Cox, IS, St. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
William F. wheatley, 70, I'll Otis Pl
N. w.
Walter W. Mccartney, "a, Garfield
Hospital.
Richard Burns, 70, U. s. Soldiers Home
Hospital.
William S. Pancoast, II, 54os Ninth
St. N. w.
Gertrude Morton. 81 9Os Allison St.
n. W.
Emma V. Ward IS, 33s n st. S. W.
Thomas L. Costisan, so, 1907 Colum.
bia Rd. n. w.
pital.
John f. Ruggles, a, Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Howard A. Avery, II. Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Ruth Cirias, IS, Georgetown Hospital
Edna L. M Veley, 33. Sibley Hospital.
Raymond Crack, jr., IL, Children's
Hospital.
Leanna swanes, II, 1908 Wards Ct.
n. w.
Howard johnson, IS, Freedmen's Hos
Ernest Braxton. As. 1928 Eleventh St.
N W.
Sadie Cash. 40, 221 F st. n. w.
Nellie Herbert IS, Gallinser Hospital,
Adelia Williams, IS, 1914 Eleventh
Margaret Dennison, 80, 1721 st.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
MRS. ANNA CULLITON

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
S. Culliton who died Tuesday in
Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia
in her forty-seventh year will be
held today in Philadelphia.
Though born in the Quaker
City, Mrs. Culliton lived in Wash
ington for many years. She was
one of the first women to join the
Naval Reserve during the World
War, enlisting in April, 1917. She
served as a first-class yeoman in
the Bureau of Construction and
Repair. Navy Department, and
later worked in the Government
under Civil Service.
Surviving her is a son, John j.
Culliton, former administrative as
SiStant of NRA now employed in
the Post Office Department here,
and two brothers, Joseph Mcguire
of Philadelphia and Charles B.
Mcguire Of Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
WARNER BROS. THEATERs

AMBASSADOR-sund Monday and
Tuesday, Il Married Doctor" with
Pat O'Brien and Josephine Hutchinson.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Clark Gable. Myrna 10y and Jean Har-
low in wife Versus Secretary; Little
Jack Little. Saturday: Robert Mont
gomery and Myrna 10y in Petticoat
Fever: Adventures of Frank Merriwell
No. s.; Charlie Chase Comedy.
APOLLO-sunday Monday and Tues
day: Clark Gable, Myrna 10y and Jean
Harlow in wife Versus Secretary" ;
cartoon. Wednesday. and Thursday:
Paul NUM- in 1.-The Story Of Louis
Whitney and Diclxie Moore in Timothy
Quest" Saturday: Boris Karloff. In
The Invisible Ray" and James Dunn
in Don't Get PERSONAL; 'Popeye.
AyALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Colleen with Dick Powell Ruby
Keller. Jack Oakie and Joan Blondell;
cartoon. Wednesday and Thursday:
Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in
Desire; bandreeL Friday: Eleanore
Whitney and Diclxie Moore in Timothy s
Quest; Coogan Comedy. Saturday:
Lionel Barrymore and Maureen O'Sulli-
van in Voice of Bugle Ann; PopeyOi
Keaton Comedy. -.
| AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
Six Horses Poisoned
On MARYLAND Farm

HAGERSTOWN, Md, April Is.
Six horses, valued at more than
$4,000, have been poisoned on the
Finley farm, near Williamsport,
it was revealed here yesterday.
State and county authorities i'm
mediately launched an investiga-
ton to find the prisoners. William
James Whip. tenant on the farm,
told authorities he suspected no
body, asserting that he has mo
enemies"
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
Reserve Board Cites
Expansion in Trade

Encouraging expansion in retail
trade with gains in production
and employment at factories dur.
ing February and March was re.
ported today in the Federal Re.
serve Boards business and finan-
citl analysis.
Sharp rises in production of
automobiles were noted IN March,
with the advances continuing dur.
ing the first three weeks of this
month. Gains also were reported
in the production of steel, cement
lumber and silk and in the meat
packing establishments.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25

@day: Gail Patrick and Reginald Denny
Murder .ps c0G Rob
| ert Young and Barbara Stanwyck in
Red Salute" Thursday: Claudette
Colbert in THE Bride Comes Home"
Friday: zane Grey's Drift Fence" with
| Ayres in Panic on the Air" and Fred
stone and Jean Parker in Farmer In
the DELL"
mund Lowe and Virginia Bruce in The
| Garden Murder Case" Crime Doesn't
Pay" Charlie Chase comedy. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Clark Gable, Jean Har-
Secretary" Betty Boop. Thursday and
Friday: George Raft and Leo Garlic in
at Had To Happen" and Ann Harding
and Herbert Marshall in Lady Con-
| sents." cartoon. Saturday: Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers in Follow the Fleet"
Looney tune.
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
Keller Jack Oakie and Joan Blondell:
Mariene OSTRICH and Gary Cooper IN
Dssirs band HsnSresI F p.. Brides Ldss
Moore and Eleanor whitney in Tim
othy's Quests CooEan comedy.
Baxter in 1.-The Prisoner of shark
Island: cartoon. Tuesday and wednes-
day: Mae West in "Klondike Annie;
Keaton comedy. Thursday: '"The MUIR
tez. Friday: FRESHMAN Love- with
Frank McHugh and Patricig Ellis.
Saturday, George O'Brien in "O'Malley
of the Mounted; Lily Pons in II Dream
Too Much; cartoon.
sAvOY-sunday and Monday. Jane
withers.. in PADDY O'Day," comedy
Tuesday and Wednesday Franchot Tone
and Madge Evans in Exclusive story;
"Freshman Love-" with Frank Ntzhugh,
and Patricia Ellis. Friday. Ken May
nard in Western Courage: cartoon.
Saturday, BinE Crosby in Anything
Goes" with Charlie Ruggles.
TIvOLT-Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers in Follow the Fleet: Thursday
Myrna Loy in 'Petticoat Fever" Leroy
comedy. Saturday. Laurel and Hardy in
Bohemian Girl" Keaton comedy.
YORK-sunday and Monday. Marlene
Dietrich and Gary Cooper in Desire;
Popeye Tuesday ana wednesday: Bing
Crosby in Anything Goes" with Charlie
Ruggles Thursday: Richard Arlen in
Three Live Ghosts, Friday: Lionel
''voice Of Bugle Ann" saturday: George
O'Brien in "O'MaIley Of the Mounted":
Adventures Of Frank Melliwell" No. 3;
Popeye.
PENN-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers in Follow the Fleet; sportreel.
Thursday and Friday: Robert Montgom.
cry and Myrna 10y in "Pettieoat Fever. I"
Saturday: Laurel and Hardy in "BohO-
! milan Girl; Edgar KSnAedy comedy.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
BIRTHS

Robert and Ruth Webb, twin boys
Lawrence and Edna Morgan, girl
Oscar and, Alice Kiessling, girl.
william and Ada McCord, girl.
Richard and Margaret Tague. boy.
Lawrence and Mabel Henson, boy.
Joseph and Helen Boudreau, boy.
Francis and Margaret Gladu, girl.
James and Margaret O'Donnell girl
Charles and Martha Gunson, boy.
Landell and Catherine Conner, girl.
Albert and Adele Milligan, girl.
Francis and Vera Fuss, boy.
George and Florence Benton, boy.
Teddy and Emily Rutkoski. boy.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Fol
low the Fleet with Randolph Scott and
Harriet Hilliard.
REPUBLICAN, "a to 80 (inclusive) :
Robert Donat in The Ghost Goes West"
BOOKER T-April "a to 80 tin'
clusive): Ann Harding and Herbert Mar
shall in The Lady Consents.'
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday: Joe
Pepner, Jack Oakie and Frances Lang
s soTd IN TSres Little sesrs tuesday
and Wednesday,: Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in Hands Across the
Table" and Roger Pryor and Joan Perry
4 r TsS c snS Fl Friday ssS Sui
iavan and Randolph scott in 80 Red
the Rose" and Edward Everett Horton
and Lois Wilson in Your Uncle Duo,
ley saturday: Charles starrett and and
Joan Perry in 1.-THE Mysterious Avenser'
and Aline MacMahon and Guy Kibbee in
"While the Patient Slept"
SECO - Sunday and Monday. The
Petrified Forest with Bette w Davs nn1
"Two in the Dark" with Walter Abel
and Margot Grahame, also ''The Gay
Deception with Francis Lederer and
Frances Dee; THURSDAY Rose Sou OF d the
Ricardo Cortez and Marguerite Church
iii; Saturday. William Boyd in The
Eagles Brood" also storm over the
Andes with Jack Holt and Mona
Barrie.
BROADWAY - Sunday and Monday.
Joseph calleia in Exclusive s story"
bartholomew in professional Soldier"
wednesday and Thursday. Rochelle
Hudson and Harry Richman in Music
Goes Round" Friday and Saturday.
George o'Brien in ."o'Malley of the
RAPHAEL - Sunday and Monday.
Claudette Colbert in The Bride Comes
R Ro%s young %nsG Tuesday sd Hot Tip WITH
Jimmy Gleason and Zasu Pitts; Wed
nesday and Thursday, Melody Lingers
on" with Josephine Hutchinson; Friday
and Saturday. Reb Russell in "The
Arizona Badman."
MoTT-sunday and Monday. Ginger
Rogers ana Fred Astaire in Top Hat;
Jackie Scorer in P pTaSG.a ana
Coward" wednesday. Frank Bucks
"Fang and claw" Thursday 'FTsckles''
Casey" Friday. Rochelle ., Hudson ana
Round" Saturday. Tim Mccoy in "Bull'
dog Courage"
ROsALIA-Sunday and Monday. 10
seph Calleia in Exclusive story with
Franchot Tone: Tuesday. You May BE
ext with Ann Sothern and Lloyd
Nolan; Wednesday and Thursday,
Frank Bucks Fang and Claw: FRI
day, Lone Wolf Returns" with Melvin
Douglas and Gail Patrick; Saturday
Ken Maynard in Western Courage"
HOWARD On stage: In person.
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
MRS. DANIEL JOHN WATERS

Mrs. Daniel John Waters, aged
70. died yesterday in a nursing
home at 1863 Kalorama Rd. N. w.
after an illness of several months.
She was the daughter of the late
John Gorham and Catherine Con-
nor Gorham, prominent in finan-
cial circles in Boston and New
York during the post Civil War
period. Her husband died two
years after their marriage in 1890.
Mrs. Waters spent many years
travelling both here and abroad.
Before the World War she lived in
England, Poland and Brazil with
her son, Daniel, who is in the diplo.
matte service. When she was first
stricken two months ago, Mr..
The Washington times., 1936-04-25
B. & 0. GIee Club
To Aid Music Week

A recital by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Glee Club. in Nc
Kinley High School auditorium,
May 8, will be a feature of the
local programs celebrating Ma
tional Music Week. The glee club
will be supported by members Of
the Lisa Gardiner ballet and Her
bert Fred Keyser, organist.