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have passed some time in California,
will arrive today to visi. in Fairfax.
Mrs. Dorothy Rbdon and daughter
Nancy Of Elizabethtown. Pa. was a
house guest Of Miss Bertha Cline of
Falls Church last week.
Miss Catherine Fenwick has as her
house guest Miss Margaret Perkins of
Washington. Pa. Miss Fenwick and
Miss Perkins and Mr. Boynton Liv-
ingston and Mr.. Ronald Mckenzie of
Trenton. N. j.. were house guests over
the week end Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Demarest. at their Summer home at
Franklin Manor.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Shade of Ia
koma Park, Md, left yesterday for
Cape May. N. j.. where they are pass
ing two weeks at the Colonial Hotel.
Mrs. John Ridenour Oden Of Silver
Spring. Md. accompanied by her sis
ters, Miss Jeanne Vanden Heuval of
Silver Spring and Miss Adele Vanden
Heuval. Of Washington. left yesterday
for Atlantic City, N. j., w.le:e they will
pass two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs William E. Bowman
entertained at garden party Friday
evening at their home in Silver Spring,
Md, in honor Of Mrs. Annie Van De-
venter Of Towson. Md. who has been
visiting them for week. Among the
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs W. P. o.
Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Cunning
ham. Miss Josephine O'Brien and Miss
Nora c.. O'Brien of Washington: Miss
Jewel Youngblook OF North Carolina,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of Alta
Vista. Md: Mr.. Edward Lucas OF
Silver Spring and Miss Helen Dolan of
Woodside Park.
Miss Ann Snure and Miss Katherine
Cutler. both of Silver Spring, Md. left
yesterday for months trip by motor
through the middle Western States
They will pass some time at Ohio State
University and at Lake Okaboja, Iowa.
Miss Cynthia Hathaway. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Harrison Hathaway.
will leave Tuesday for a two week
visit in Westchester County, New
York She will spend week with
her classmate at Vassar Colleoe, Miss
Marion Wyckoff, in Scarsdale, going
Evening star., 1936-08-03
Miss Gladys Mine
Sets Wedding Date

Announcement is made of the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Gladys
Mine, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Mine of Oakland, Nd, and Mr.. Clar-
ence w. E. Fling. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Fling Of Silver Spring, Md,
which will take place at the home of
the brides parents on August Is.
Miss Mine was the guest Of honor
at a miscellaneous surprise shower
given Friday evening by Mr.. filings
sisters. Miss Thelma Fling and Mrs.
Paul Durrer, at their home in Silver
Spring. She has also been enter
tanned at other pre-nuptial parties.
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later to Bronxville to spend a few
days with Miss Margaret Vanderbilt,
another VaSsar classmate.
Before returning to her home in
Edgemoor. Md, Miss Hathaway will
also visit her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart s. Hathaway, in Rye,
N. Y. where they are spending the
Summer.
Miss Mary Louise Blake of Silver
Spring. Md, has visiting her for sew
eral weeks two of her schoolmates,
Miss Lorraine William Of Annapolis,
Md. and Miss Jane Dean of Balti-
more, Md.
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are. motoring to Montreal, Canada, and
will sp.t.i a week at the Mount Royal
Hotel in Montreal before returning to
Washington.
Mrs. Mollie Hodges of MERIDIAN,
Miss, has arrived in Washington and
is at the Shoreham While In the
Capital she has been visiting Mr..
George Borch Hodges and Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. Edwin Memories of
Klingle road.
Miss Adele Hillebrandt. Miss Helen
Hillebrandt and Miss Lillian Hille-
brandt Of Burlingame, Calf, who are
on an extended tour Of the East, are
stopping at the Dodge while in the
Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Frank left
Washington today to spend the bal
ance Of the Summer at Wentworth
Hall. jackson, N. H.
Miss Winifred Feurt and Miss Shir-
ley Feurt. who have been visiting in
Smithsburg, Md, have rejoined Their
mother, Mrs. Grover c. Feurt, at the
Shoreham Hotel. They expect to re-
turn in few days to their home in
Pelham, N. Y.
Maj and Mrs Jesse Miller with
their young daughter Jane, who are
spending the Summer at their country
home. in Bluemont, Va, motored to
Maine for a Today trip to visit
their son at camp and will be at
Wabanski Lodge at Monmouth.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Newmyer with
their son. Alvin Newmyer, jr., sailed
yesterday on the S. S. Franconia
from New York on a Today cruise
to Canada. Almond and Louis New
myer are spending the Summer at
Racquette Lake Camp, Racquette
Lake, N. Y.
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Mr.. Cox Joins Family

Mr.. James M. Cox, jr, son of
former Governor Cox of Ohio. who was
candidate for President few years
ago. has gone to Alexandria Bay, N. Y,
where he joined Mrs. Cox and his
grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Hasbrouck,
at Manhattan Island.
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Miss Wayland
Engaged to Wed

Mrs. Roena S. Wayland announces
the engagement Of her daughter Julia
Eleanor to Mr.. Oliver Martin Shipley
OF Frederick. Md. The wedding will
take place in October.
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Visiting Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Earl have come
to Washington from Los Angeles,
Calf, and are at the Shoreham for
few days. They expect to visit
New York City before returning home.
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Mr.. Halladay Back

Mr.. Edward F. Halladoy, Repub-
lican national committeeman for the
District of Columbia, returned early
last week from a Today trip to Maine
In the interest Of Gov. Landon for
President.
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Residential
Washington
Social Notes

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Weddings

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The Washington times., 1936-11-07
DEATHS

Mary J. Cornwell. 100, 1927 Newton
Josephine C. Butler, 9s, 2OS3 P St.
Margaret T. Waters 80, 1929 N St.
Joseph B. Hill, Ss, 5000 Fourteenth
Annie e. Sherwood. So, Casualty Hos
Eliza C. Wolfe. SO. Gallinger Hospital
Annie C. Cunningham, So 1902 c
st. N. e.
John P. Ellis. so, st. Elizabsths Hos
pital.
Ella v. Allen, II. 45OS Seventeenth
Tillis Kolb, 1925 Twenty-third st.
William Young, ~, United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
Margaret F. Cavanaugh, 20, 3o7 Tenth
ST. s. w
Ella Wild, 10, Garfield Hospital.
oscar T. Patterson, 6S, 1454 Euclid
Nicholas Thaden, So, Hamilton Bank.
John c. Casady, 81. 1900 Alaska Ave
violet Coates. So. Gallinger Hospital
St. az n. v. v: S'Fss'"an' 40 i'AO thirteenth
Edith Leesnitzer, 40 the Kenesaw
Charles j. Miller, 80, 1850 Wisconsin
Ave. N. W.
Francis E. johnson. SO. Walter Reed
Hospital.
Leila Murphy, S5. Providence Hospital.
Edward C. Bryant, 26, Walter Reed
Hospital.
Jack Schrath, jr., L. Chldren's Hospital.
Reginald Repp, 4, Children's Hospital.
George Hardy, months, Children s
Hospital.
Infant Harris. 14h hours. George
Washington Hospital.
James Saunders, "A, 1904 Q st. n. W.
Elizabeth Robinson, 80, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Annie NJ. Ruffin, rs, Tuberculosis Hos
pital
Edwin Moten, 3, Gallinger Hospital.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
Mrs. Berkshire Rites
To Be Held Monday

residence, 1346 Sheppard St.
N. W., at $50 o'clock.
Well known in Washington
medical circles, she received a de-
gree Of registered nurse at Chill
dren'S Hospital in 1924. The wife
Of Charles L. Carson, attorney in
the mineral division of the Gen
eral Land Office, she was born in
Quicksburg, Va, and came to
Washington in 1921.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Car.
son is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Matte Fox; four sisters, Miss
Dora Fox, Miss Pauline Fox, Mrs.
Nellie McConchie, all of Washing
ton, and Mrs. G.. v. Dingledine, of
Elkton, Va, and one brother,
Holmes Fox, of Washington,
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
MRS. KATE E. SMITH

Burial beside her husband, DR..
George W. Smith, in Arlington
National Cemetery will be &C.
corded Monday to Mrs. Kate
Elizabeth Smith, 7S, who died
after a short illness yesterday at
the home of her son, 1903 North
Highland St., Lyon Village, Va.
Services will be conducted at $50
in her sons home by the eRv. DR..
H. H. D. Sperrett.
Born in New York city, Mrs.
Smith came to Washington as a
girl Of Is, and lived in the North
east section of the city for SIS
years. In 1917 she was married
to DR.. Smith, a forecaster with
the Weather Bureau.
She is survived by two daugh.
terS, Mrs. John H. Dyer and Mrs.
Arthur B. Pierce; and a son, Her
bert F. Smith, Of Lyon Village, Va.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

NSt. N. W., and Marguerite Evelyn John.
son. 81, same address. The Rev. ]. Ed.
ward Graham.
Gust P. Ksrasiotis, 40, 1919 St
\; E., and virginia Rousos 81, 31S
Eleventh St s. E. The Rev. Thomas
John Daniels
Bernard Wilson Harris, "a, Ashland.
Va, and Dolores Frances Cullinan, 22
3l3 Todd Pl. N. E. The Rev. J. w
McCabe
Frederick Edward Brown. 2s. s3s
st. n. E, and Ludwina Veronica HeeKer.
%. 923 Ninth st. N. E. The Rev. J. II.
Lansinger.
Melvin Carter, 80. 1915 I st. N. w,
and a, Cleo Gilbert; 26, 11SS Twenty-second
Matthew Hale. I Il, i 118S IS Ninth NMiGffays St. N.
w. and Jennie v. Jones, %. 922 P St
N rv',;,,I WI The Rev. Rev. 3. H. Perry.
a% St. oh3 r. N2saa M and IN M.ty 2' r, 1927
beth Fields. rs. Chicago, Ill. The Rev.
and a'nFy gIsSy, % Th96ntoP IS. Lss,nuru Va
Aldie. Va. The Rev. Robert Anderson
=, Bradley L. Taylor. 2S 1920 Tenth ST.
N; W.. and Hilda o. White. 21, same
Gay Penska,. 2S, Army War College
and Lena Maria Carlo, is, 481 ST s
w; The Rev. j. e. Briggs.
Francis Carney, 29. and Grace Cars
Reil, Rehsr2 2S' :, both Of New York city. Judge
Cornelius J. McBrearty. 25 1882 Doug
las st. N. E., and Adelaide Roche iS
1Ol7 Ninth st. N e. The Rev. j. H.
Lansnger. ~
Gergard Frederick smitskamp, 25. 144o
Meridian Pl. N. W., and Edith Gait Misb,
"a, 1904 Delafield PL N. W. The Rev
Bernard Braskamp.
Rudolph Munson Burruss, "a, 1874 Ran.
dolph St N. W., and Barbara Mae Wal.
ker, y, Jacksonville, Fla. The Rev.
Raymond c. Jones, 90, 1920 D St. n.
and Ella Mack Inman, 20, s27 North
capitol st; The Rev. J. C. Ball.
Robert NJ. Goodall, 26, Ronceberta. w.
va, and Ann P. Hall, 20, 5O7 L st. \. w,
The Rev. J. c. Ball.
John S. Robinson 81. Soldiers Home.
and Annie E. Heany, Sc 4O5 Columbia
Rd; N. w. Judge Robert E. MattingIy.
charles Harvey Wyndhaver, 40, and
Addie Virginia Sigler 35, both of Mar
tinsburg. w. Va. The Rev. George B.
Harrington.
Allen Houston, 27. 40 Third st. N F..
ana DeIphine Douglass, %, so Myrtle
st. N. E. The Rev. w. B. Hill,
Paul Kenneth Chapman. 10, 213 R st.
NJ w., and Lillian B. Waters, 23 3O7
st. N. E. The Rev. H. F. Graeben-
stein.
John Morgan, IS, and Sarah E. Smith.
19. both of Warrenton, Va. Judge Rob-
ert E. Mattingly.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
TownsfOlk and Others

1OWnSIOIk ana OInerS
Lawrence Washington, a lineal
descendant of the Lawrence who
was a brother of the original
George, has been visiting a cousin,
Miss Mary Winifred Brown. Mary
Winifred'S set is enjoying cousin
Lawrence now. But when they
were younger, they associated him
only with history books and ex-
animation papers on THE Found
ing of Our Nation"
Mrs. Katherine MacFarland
Ainsley, who came here to direct
the school lunches for undernour.
ished children, is staying on in
Washington as the director of
the American Economics Society.
General living conditions have so
greatly improved that the need for
special school lunches no longer
exists.
Mss Ethel Mae Taylor, pretty
Washington debutante. is study
ing political science at the Univer-
Sity of Arizona this winter.
I am terribly jealous of the ex-
perienceS of Mrs. Frank H. sim.
ondS and her son, James, who
have just returned from a 10000
mile motor trip through the Bal
kans and Italy.
Seeing the world from the Win
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
ALICE T. STABLER

Quaker funeral services were
conducted today at the home of
Miss Alice T. Stabler, lifelong resi-
dent Of Sandy Spring, Md, who
died Thursday after a short illness
at her residence in the Maryland
town. Interment was in Friends
Meeting House Cemetery.
A one-time resident of Washing
ton she had been connected with
the ProVident Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company here for 20 years
at the time of her death.
Surviving Miss Stabler are four
sisters, Mary M, Emma T., and
Lille B. Stabler, and Mrs. Charles
E. Bond, all of Sandy Spring, and
one brother, Albert Stabler, of
Washington.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
BIRTHS

Morris and Edith Harlton, girl.
Robert and Bene Sopes, boy.
John and Phyllis Orr, boy.
John and Jessie Lord, girl.
Claude and Merle Jenkins. girl
Horace and Julia Caffi. girl
Windel! and Mary Halsey, girl.
Everett and Dorothy Brown, boy.
John and Dorothy Byers, boy.
Milton and Patricia Lohr. boy.
Barnes and Cecile Major, girl.
Robert and Lille Talley, girl.
Winifred and Virginia Hamilton, girl.
Marcus and Emma Frye, boy.
Brown and Evelyn Beamon, boy.
Edgar and Willie Thomas, boy.
Samuel and Emma Young, girl.
Charles and Ella Farley, boy.
David and Beatrice Prince boy.
Leonard and Hattie johnson, girl.
William and Leona Quartz, girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Nixon
formerly of Washington), at Washburn,
Wis, . daughter, yesterday.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
D.C.P0LICENAN
ACCUSED IN
ARREST

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Prince Georges county bondsman
for the return Of money allegedly
paid him to be turned into the
police court as a fine and for
feiture in a speeding case. The
records in this case allegedly were
altered, and the Washington man
is suing to recover the difference
between the money he claims he
paid the bondSman and the
amount the records show was paid
into the court.
The investigation to date has
involved a number of policemen,
magistrates and bondsmen. Major
Brown told Mr.. Newrath, who
presented the Houandsworth affi-
davit to him, that Washington
police had no right to make ar
rests for misdemeanors outside
Of the city of Washington.
Mr.. Cobb and Mr.. Newrath and
Louis LebowitZ, Mt. Rainier at
torrey, spent 10 weeks in their
investigation and at the last
meeting of the board of commits
sioners Mr.. Cobb read a letter
to the board in which he said:
"Our investigation shows that
certain members Of your county
police force are guilty of NAL
feaSance and miSfeasance in
office, guilty of accepting bribeS,
fee splitting with certain bonds
men, larceny after trust, and
the wholesale arrests Of hun
dredS Of mOtOristS-arrestS
which obviously and apparently
were made for the sole purpose
Of graft.
"As the result Of collusiOn be-
tween certain members Of your
county police and certain dis
honest and INSCRIPTIONS JUS
ticeS of the peace, warrants and
commitment papers Of arrested
motorists have been altered, or
destroyed entirely, with the re-
suit that the alleged fines as
sessed against the motorists
have never been paid into the
State treasury and have become
the lucrative booty Of a small
but vicious and corrupt ring of
racketeerS."
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
REPLACEMENT
DIVISION GETS
1861 JOBS

The replacement division of the
Works Progress Administration
has found jobs for 1867 persons
out Of approximately $500 non
merit appointments made within
the Government service in the
nine-month period ending in Sep
tember, it was revealed today.
Set up early in 1885 to aid in
obtaining additional work for
emergency employees whose ap-
pointments were terminated peri
odically by various New Deal
agencies, the division was at first
ignored by offices in need Of help,
but has gradually gained their
confidence, officials said.
Had 2,256 Requests
During the nine-month period
the WPA unit had 2,256 requests
for eligible employees who had
filed applications with it, while
the remainder of those who re-
ceived positions after filing with
the replacement division found
their new jobs largely through
their own efforts.
Departmental hiring from the
wPA unemployed roster from
January through September was
as follows:
Navy, 161; War, 1874; Agricul-
ture, 524; Commerce, SOL; Treas
ury, Oil; Farm Credit Admin
iStration, 26; Home Owners
Loan Corporation, 1903; National
Archives, 13; National Emergency
Council, ia; ReSettlement Ad-
ministration, 1854; Railroad Re-
tirement Board, 13; Interior. 200;
General Accounting Office, 231.
Gave His Approval
The Administration set up the
replacement division shortly after
the NRA had been declared un-
constitutional and had begun re-
duction of personnel. Unions of
New Deal workers pressed the
issue before numerous officials
until the National Recovery Emer
gency Council approved its eStab-
lishment as a means of relieving
growing lists Of unemployed emer-
gency workers.
At present there are $40 persons
on active rolls of the division, but
in view of impending Government
economies some concern is felt
at the unit toward possibilities Of
placing them at present.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
PLAYERS
BRUSH DEATH

Twenty-six members Of the foot
ball team Of the Westinghouse
High School, Clarendon, Va, were
safely back in their homes today
after narrow brush with injury
or possible death on the Washing
ton-Fredericksburg Highway yes
terday.
They occupied a bus that was
SideSWiped and forced off the road
near Stafford Courthouse. They
were on their way to Fredericks-
burg for football game.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
Soldier Is Killed
In Automobile
Accident
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drivers were resting in local hos
pitalS after accidents last night.
Peter Canellopoulos, 17-year-old
messenger boy living at 1914 M
st. N. W., received fractures of his
skull and spine when he was
knocked from his bicycle by a
motoriSt near Seventeenth Street
and Constitution Avenue North
west. His condition was described
as critical at Emergency Hospital
this morning. Police have sent a
lookout for the driver of the car.
Addie Allen, 81, 2024 Fourteenth
st. N. W., was struck by a hit and
run taxi driver as she was crossing
the street at Fourteenth and v
S tr eets Northwest. She was
treated at Garfield Hospital for
head and back injuries.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
Camera Club Work
Is Placed on Exhibit

An exhibition of work by mem
bers of the Fort Dearborn Camera
Club of Chicago is on view at
the Arts and Industries Building,
U. S. National Museum. The pub
lie is invited on week days from
8 a. m. to 4:3O p. m. and on Sun
days from 1870 to 4:30 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-11-07

!helly ana Pert heltoni seElal' CAFloohi
| matinee p. m.
SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday: Pep
per-" with Jane Withers and Irwin s.
Cobb cartoon, comedy. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Murder by an AristocTat,"
Wolfe" with Edward Arnold and Lionel
Stander. Thursday and Friday: Last
of the Mohcans' with Randolph Scott
and Binnie Barnes; cartoon. novelty.
Ricardo Cortez and Patricia Ellis: also,
Three on the Trail" with William Boyd
and Jimmy Ellison; serial, cartoon;
matinee at 1 p. m.
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
"The General Died at Dawn" with Gary
Cooper and Madeleine Carroll. We'd
nesday: THE Return Of Sophie Lang"
Standing; also, And So They Were
Married" with Melvyn Douglas and
Mary Astor; novelties. Thursday and
Friday The Texas Rangers" with
Fred MacMurray and Jack Oakie; nov
elites. Saturday "36 Hours to Kill"
with Brian Donlevy and Gloria Stuart;
also, "Sky Parade" with Jimmy Allen
and Katherine de Mile; serial, cartoon;
matinee at l p. m.
LINCOLN - November to -. in
elusive: Mvrna 10y. William Powell and
Luise Rainer in The Great Ziegfeld.
REPUBLIC-Novembe to II. in
elusive: The Road to Glory" with
Frederic March, Warner Baxter, Lionel
Barrymore and June Lang.
BOOKER T-November 6th to 18th,
inclusive THE Last of the Mohicans"
with Randolph Scott. Binnte Barnes
and Henry Wilcoxon.
Wednesday: Anthony Adverse" with
Frederic March and all star cast;
comedy: selected short subjects; Mickey
Mouse Color Cartoon. Thursday and
Friday: "GirlS DormitOry" with Simone
simon, Herbert Marshall and Ruth Chat
terton. Saturday: :"Jailbreak' with all star
cast; also, Three On The Trail" with
William Boyd: Chapter ?. FLASH Cor
toon; short features; Universal News.
HTPPODROME-Sund and Monday:
Fl. G. Wells Things to Come; car
toon; novelty and news. Tuesday and
Wednesday Robert Donat and Made
also Shirley Deans and Johnny Downs in
Thursday and Friday; Henry Fonda and
Pat Patterson in "spendthrift;;" also;
Fauntieroy"; cartoon novelty and
news. Saturday: Randolph Scott and
Rinnie Rarnes in Last NJ the Mohi-
cans; cartoon; novelty and news.
CAMEO-Sunday and Monday: Fredrc
March and Warner Baxter in Road to
Glory: cartoon, novelty and news. Tues
day: Brian Donlevy and Gloria stuart
in "26 Hours to Kill"; cartoon. band and
news. Wednesday: Robert Young and
Barbara stanwyck in Red Salute; car
toon, novelty and news Thursday and
Friday: Fred MacMurray and Jack
Oake in Texas Rangers''; cartoon.
novelty and news Saturday: Jed Prouty
and Shirley Deane in Educating
Father; also Charles Stuart in "Secret
Patrol" cartoon and "Vigilantes Are
Coming" No 5.
ARCADE-Sunday, Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday: Joan Crawford and
Robert Taylor in Gorgeous Hussy";
cartoon. novelty and news. Thursday
and Friday Gary Cooper and Madeleine
Carroll in "The General Died at Dawn;
cartoon, novelty and news. Saturday:
Virginia Wedler in Girl of the Oza ks:
also, John Wayne in king OF the
Peoos" cartoon and 'Vigilantes Are
Coming" No. 5.
MTLO-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: William Powell and Myrna
Low in THE Great Zegfeld"; cartoon
and news. Thursday and Friday: Fred
MacMurray and Jack Oakie in Texas
Rangers" Saturday. Dick Forsn in
The Washington times., 1936-11-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Robert Lee, Al. 642O Fourteenth
st. N. w, and Louise Thomson Perkins,
80, Glen Dale, Md. The Rev. Henry Row
land.
Malcolm Ingraham Roberts. 40, 4O12
Fifth st. n. w, and Nellie Gertrude
Langrall, 40 4317 New Hampshire Ave.
N w. The Rev. Frank Steelman.
Raymond Charles Moore, 26 2O12 Q
ST. n. W.. and Elaine Johnston, 20, 4S17
Thirty-sixth ST. N. w. The Rev. L. J.
Wempe
Charles T. Connor, 80. 1925 Park Rd.
N. W., and Edna Ashton, "a, 21S H st.
S. W. The Rev. w. NJ. Chambers.
Thomas Harrison, 80, 1924 Twelfth
The Washington times., 1936-11-07

Funeral services and interment
will be conducted in Rining Sun,
Indiana, Monday for Mrs. Eliza
beth B. Berkshire, As, who died
after a long illness yesterday at
her home, 1921 Benton st. N. w.
Wife Of Stewart Berkshire
Deputy Commissioner of internal
revenue in charge of the Alco-
hol Tax Unit Of the Treasury
Department, she was born in
Rising Sun and came to Wash
ington with her husband four
years ago. In 1917 she was mar
ried in El PaSo, Tex, where Mr..
Berkshire was assistant district
attorney and she was active in
civic affairs.
Active in charity, welfare and
missionary work here, she was
a member Of the. Women's Council
of the National City Christian
Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Berkshire is survived by her
three children: Rose, 16, attend
ing Mary Baldwin College, Staun-
ton, Va; Stewart, Jr., 13, stud
ent at Western High School,
here; and June, II, enrolled in
an elementary public Shcool, here.