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Evening star., 1936-06-19
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AS SHIP HITS ROCK
Excursion Steamer Races
to Port With Water
Flooding Hold.
ny the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June l9.-The excur-
sion steamer Tashmoo, with water
eascading through gaping hole in
her side, won a race with death early
today while 1,400 passengers danced
TO the music of swing band and
members Of the engine room black
gang" stocked boiler fires with water
Gwirling around them waist deep.
The 3O6-foot vessel struck a rock
half a mile from the main ship chan
mel in the lower Detroit River on the
return trip of moonlight cruise"
Ten minutes later the ship reached
Amherstburg, Ontario, and began to
sink in 10 feet of water at the dock.
II felt a shock" said Capt. Donald
McAlpine, veteran Great Lakes sea-
man. Il rang the engine room and
they told me hole had been stove
In her bottom just aft of the boiler
room. We set the power pumps work.
ing and decided to run for the near
est port. There was no confusion
and no excitement. The crew per-
formed wonderfully and few of the
passengers knew anything was
wrong"
A Coast Guard patrol boat and an
Amherstburg tug, answering the Tash-
moo's distress signals, conveyed the
racing vessel to the dock. The passen-
gers, taking the affair as lark, re-
fused for time to leave the Tashmoo.
A half hour after the last of them
disembarked. the ship settled to the
bottom, submerging the lower deck,
but leaving the upper deck and pilot
house clear.
Apparently we hit a rock the
captain said 1T is my opinion
dredging crew, to save time, had
dumped rock in the channel some
time earlier in the night"
The Tashmoo, owned by the White
Star Steamship Co. and operated by
the Tashmoo Transit Co., may be re-
turned to service before the end of
the season, officials said. She was
built In 1900 and is valued at 100000.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
Marriage Licenses

''S. ing M;5y N:g.a. ~ sS' isS5' Cons
hSn ana Eil.beth BETH J. Haines Hs1nns 81 @S?a i1 Ash
mead P Rsy Rey. rsst McofTtptg Riy.ts.. Md
and Helen NJ Kemp. IS, 904 9th st. Sc;
Lean and ssfqR G.fRa. %.. Sls 9sniGP r. s6s Fe swami
wtiLi.m! !! 3 sfi;P; , =; % 9uastiso: ,, Va. q
a: and Rs5msla Rev n 5 ffRG Rio2dan ns quincy Oi
Henry A Beckett. 80. and Lena B. Thomas.
80. both Of New York City; Judge A. W.
charies w Holmes. IS 2434 virsinia ave.
and MarEsre-te Gatewood. 90. s17 22nd
Raymond bbonaldson!l. l!ls %. and Bernice
Eaton n:; 10; both of Broadway. Va Rev.
DAVID P. HienIey, 40. e5o2 M st. and
5.th :. Dorsey 81. sle Westminster st.;
Eugene M mccoy. 81. Mcveytown. Pa,
and Mary r. Beale Al. Lewistown. Pa;
Rev, Albert Evans.
az; Ho rev f + faaaSs fsastns.r ~ iiSS slh
56h o M ans ReT IDA HsrGS BrG9sky vef e
John NJ Haaerhorst. 81. 51s st.. and
Nellie 1 Booker. Is Fairfax. Va; Rev.
Richard Wilson. 20. 3l12 Sherman ave,
and Emma Gaines. IS, 1924 Decatur st.
Michael J. McAndle. ST. United States
SOLDIERS Home. and Alethea NJ. GuFeI
-. PIG Tennessee ave. ne; Judge
leroy J. W. .Grassart. 30. 1920 Kearney
st: ne and Mildred N. Haas. 20. Lynch
- burg. Va: Rev. H. z. Snyder
charles A. Ryan. IS, Hyattsville, Md and
Ruth A. McClelland 2S. Riverdale Nd !;
=, Rev. J. K Cartwright
Nervin s. Decker. "a. I2l 18th 81 So,
and Rhoda c. Hufier. 10. 400 1Ith st.
Richard 3. Reader az and Rosie rev,s
Al, both Of Az Elm ST: Rev. D. T Coles
Rsnkin c. Bloupt. -. Cynthiana. KY, and
emma p x Miller. %, Baltimore; Rev.
jesse J. Smith. 1s. 465 G St. and Mary
But. :. 641 Maryland ave. s.w; Rev.
william A Best. 20. e54 Girard st.. and
Eloise O. Posey. 20, 1347 r st; Rev.
2rWnE G Fields. 3s. and EstelIe Z. settI.
both of 426 Florida ave: Rev.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
Deaths Reported.

Annie Grey a1, Hotel Burlington.
Frank johnson, s5. sibiey HOSPITAL.
Mar, e. Scott. rs, Providence Hospital.
Charles Frazier, 70, Providence Hospital.
David Appenheimer. 65. 4O05 Fessenden st.
Richard T: Ellis. 65. Walter Reed Hospital.
emma emma NJ Jumper. 81, 1912 Mckinley st.
Eose Shehin. so, Providence Hospital
william Mullisan. 4 Gallinger HOSPITAL.
in1a ifmes Myers Myers, 62; Freedmans Hospital
Ben NJ. Jackson. a. Walter Reed Hospital.
Chsries 8; Wells, 3s. Gallinger Hospital.
Mabel Dill 81, 2370 champlain st.
Elaine Dickens. %, Gallinser Hospital.
elice r; Thompson. 10, Gallinger Hospital.
Snfant ROBERT Baldwin, Gallinser Hospital
Evening star., 1936-06-19
Senate Confirms Healy.

The Senate last night confirmed the
nomination of Robert E. Healy of Ver-
mont, as a member of the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
Evening star., 1936-06-19

Full fashioned, pure silk, fine
gauge ohiffons with double
picot tops. French heels. sla
to 1912.
Goldenbero's-Mdin. Floor
Evening star., 1936-06-19

CorSellettes with self or
satin bustline, "a to A. Two
style girdles, IS to 80.
Goldenberq's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1936-06-19

Cool. sheer, dainty patterns
in gowns and 2-pc. pajamas.
Ruffles and lace. 16 and II.
Goldenberq's-Mdin Floor
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
PEACE SEEKER
IN GALLINGER

His one-man peace campaign
temporarily halted by police after
an exciting visit to the offices of
Assistant Secretary of War Harry
F. Woodring yesterday, Frank
Feathers Instead of Bullets
Hockaday was reported resting
comfortably at Gallinger Hospital
today.
Meanwhile, hospital attaches
said their examination of the pa,
tent would not be completed for
several days.
Hockaday, a 55-year-old Wichita,
Kan, businessman, appeared in
the office of Mr.. Woodring yeSter'
day attired in red trunks, Indian
war paint and Indian hat and car
rying a 40-pound bag of feathers,
Bewildered secretaries made a hur'
ried exit and called building
guards. Before the peace advocate
peace with feather instead OF
bullets" - could be apprehended
he had fled the building.
Police took him into custody
near Seventeenth Street and Con
stitution Avenue soon afterward
and sent him to Gallinger for
examination.
-VoTE AMERICAN-
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
MAGISTRATES
PICK LUTz

Fred C. Lutz, Riverdale, Md, has
been elected president Of the re-
Gently organized Magistrates AS
ISOLATION of Prince Georges
County. Other officers named
were George Phillips, Berwyn, vice
president; Robert E. Ennis, Capitol
Heights, secretary; and William
H. Chase, Riverdale, treasurer.
The organization, which now has
a listed membership Of % mem
bers, plans to work in conjunction
with the magistrates association
of Anne Arundel County in an ef-
fort to bring about a more uniform
system of magistrates practices
and a Standardization of fees in
the issuance Of warrants.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

LINCOLN-(August 7th to August
13th) "Counterfeit' with Chester Morris
and Margot Grahame.
REPUBLIC-(August eth to August
1Sth) Private Number" with Loretta
Young and Robert Taylor.
BOOKER T-(August 7th to August
13th) Carole Lombard in Love Before
Breakfast" with Preston Foster and
Caesar Romero.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday, Carole
Lombard in princess Comes Across :"
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jean Hersholt
in "Sins of Man" and Otto Kruger in
"Dracula's Daughter" Thursday and
Friday, Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy
in Fury" Saturday, Buster Crab6e in
champagne Charlie"
gTATE-sunday and Monday, Ronald
Colman and Claudette Colbert in Under
Two Flags and 1.-The Pillow That Broke
The Plains" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Joel McCrea and Merle Oberon in These
Three" and The Plow That Broke The
Plains" Thursday, Robert Montgomery
and Rosalind Russell in Trouble For
withers and Ralph Morgan in Little
Miss Nobody"
PRINCEsS-sunday and Monday, Rom
aid colman and Claudette Colbert in
las and Mary Aston in And So They
We're Married.; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. William Powell and Jean Arthur
in The Ex-Mrs. Bradford" and Bill
Boyd in "Go-Get-Em Haines'; Thurs
day and Friday, Warner Baxter In
Robin Hood of Ell Dorado" and August
Weekend" with Valerie Hobson; Sat
urday. "Dracula's Daughter" with Otto
Kruger and Gloria Holden; also Harry
Carey in wild Mustang"
JESSE - Sunday and Monday, 1.-The
Princess Comes Across" with Carole
Lombard and Fred Ma.c c,SiI Tues,
Again" with Herbert Marshall, Gertrude
Michael; Thursday and Friday, Sylvia
Sidney and Spencer Tracy in Fury;
Saturday, Murder BY an Aristocrat."
SYLVAN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, SHOW Boat" with Irene Dunno and
Allan Jones; Wednesday, Jean Hersholt
Friday. Sylvia Sidney and Fred Mac
Murray in THE Trail of the Lonesome
Pine; Saturday, Trapped by Televi.
SION" with Lyle Talbot and Mary Aston;
also William Boyd in Call of the
Prairie"
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
''Hearts Divided" with Marion Davies
DICK Powell; WEDNESDAY, The Law IN
Her Hands," with Margaret Lindsay.
Glenda Farrell Thursday and Friday,
Edward G. Robinson in Bullets or Bal
lots; saturday, Song and Dance Man."
with Paul Kelly Claire Trevor.
SECO-Sunday and Monday, Fred Mac
Murray, Sylvia Sidney. Henry Fonda in
Trail of the Lonesome Pine; Tuesday,
The Case Against Mrs. Ames," with
George Brent and Madeleine Carroll;
Wednesday, Boulder DAM" with Ross
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

Alexander and Patricia Ellis Thursday
and Friday. Small Town Girl" with
day, Moonlight Murder" with Chester
Morris and Madge Evans; also Buck
Jones in The Cowboy and the Kid"
FATRLAWN - Sunday and Monday.
Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy in
Fred MacMurray in THE Princess Comes
Across Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day. Loretta Young and Robert Taylor
in private Number; Saturday, Marion
Davies and Dick Powell in Hearts
Divided"
ACADEMY-sundaya and Monday. Wal.
lace Berry, Barbara Stanwyck and John
Boles in "A Message to Garcia; also.
Navy Born" with William Gargan and
Claire Todd; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Greta Carlo, Fredric March and Freddie
bartholomew in Anna Karenina";
Thursday and Friday, Joan Crawford in
i Live My Life; Saturday, And So
las and Mary Aston; also, stampede"
with Charles Starrett
STANTON-sunday and Monday. Car
ole Lombard in Love Before Break
fast; also Robert Donat in THE Ghost
Goes West; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Carole Lombard and Chester Morris in
The Gay Bride; Thursday and Friday,
Greta Carlo, Fredric March and Freddie
Bartholomew in Anna Karenina"; Sat
urday, Charles Starrett in The Mys
FERROUS Avenger."
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday,
Grace Moore and Franchot Tone in The
King Steps OUT; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Herbert Marshall and Gertrude
Michael in Till We Meet Again; also,
Dick Powell and Ann Dvorak in Thanks
A Million; Thursday and Friday. Joe
e. Brown and Joan Blondell in Sons O.
Guns" Saturday. Irene Dunno and Allan
Jones in SHOW Boat"
CAMEO-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Irene Dunno and Allan
Jones in Show Boat" Thursday and
in Sons o'Guns" Saturday. Fay Wray
and Ralph Bellamy in Roaming Lady"
also Charles Starrett and Joan Perry in
Gallant Defender"
ARCADE-sunday and Monday spen-
Ger Tracy and sylvia Sidney in Fury"
Tuesday, Rochelle Hudson and Paul
Kelly in The Country Beyond" Wednes-
day, Herbert Marshall and Gertrude
Thursday and Friday. Marion Davies
and Dick Powell in Hearts Divided"
Saturday. Ken Maynard in western
Courage" also Jane Withers in Gentle
Julia"
MILO-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Irene Dunno and Allan Jones
in SHOW Boat" Thursday, Warren Hull
and Margaret LINDSAY in Law In Her
Hands" Friday wallace Berry, Lionel
Barrymore In "Ah Wilderness" Satur-
day John Howard and Frances Farmer
in Border Flight" also Paul Cavanagh
and Helen Wood in champagne
Charlie"
CAROLINA-Sunday and Monday, The
Dionne Quintuplets and Jean Hersholt
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
MARY McGLUE MORRISON

Last rites for Mrs. Mary McGlue
Morrison, wife of George w. Nor
rison, administrative assistant OF
the Department Of Agriculture,
who died yesterday, will be held
Monday morning at her residence,
1881 Harvard st. N. W., at 10
o'clock. Interment will be in
Monocacy Cemetery.
Mrs. Morrison had been i'll for
some time. She was a member OF
the Mount Pleasant Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star, and
the New York Avenue Presbyte
rian Church.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by two daughters. Mrs. AL
fred Christie, of Washington
Grove, Md, and Mrs. Sarah Will
liams, Of this city; three sisters
and a brother.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

Pin The Country Doctor" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Claire Trevor and Kent Tay-
lor in My Marriage" also Preston Fos-
ter and Margaret Callahan in "Muss EN-
Up Thursday and Friday, Miriam
Hopkins, Joel McCrea and Merle Oberon
in These Three" Saturday. Ken May
nard and Geneva Mitchell in The Cat.
tie Thief" also Fred Stone and Jean
Parker in The Farmer in the Dell"
MOTT-sunday and Monday, Wallace
Berry, Barbara Stanwyck and John Boles
in "A Message to Garcia; Tuesday, Rex
Bell in TOO Much Beef and Panic On
the the Air; Wednesday, Lew Ayres in
Thursday. Tim Mccoy in "One Way
Trail" and Gentle Julia; Friday, Syi-
via Sidney and Fred MacMurray in THE
Trail of the Lonesome Pine: Saturday.
Charles starrett in The Secret Patrol"
Marsh, Ben Lyon in Dancing Feet" !;
Tuesday. Gene Autry in "Singin' Cow
boy; Wednesday and Thursday. Sylvia
Sidney and Fred MacMurray in The
Trail of the Lonesome Pine; Friday,
Charles Bickford in Pride of the Ma
rines'; Saturday, Buck Jones in The
Cowboy and the Kid"
BROADWAY - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday "Dracula's Daughter" with
OLIO hTuReF ana Gloria Holden, "ednes-
day and Thursday, Loretta Young and
Franchot Tone in "Unguarded Hour" ;
Friday and Saturday, John Wayne in
Winds of the Waste Lands"
RAPHAEL-second big week, Girls
for Sale"
VOTE AMERICAN
Warner Bros. Theaters
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NJ day y,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday:
St
Dancing Lady" Saturday: Barbara
Stanwyck and Gene Raymond in The
Bride Walks Out"
APPOLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Loretta Young
in Private Number" Wednesday and
Thursday: Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur
in Mr.. Deeds Goes to Town" Friday:
Robert Young and Betty Furness in
Saturday: Double feature. Georg e
O'Brien in Border Patrolman," and
Shirley Deane and Johnny Downs in
The First Baby"
AVALON-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Loretta Young
in Private Number" Wednesday and
Thursday: Edward q. Robinson in "Bul-
let's or Ballots" with Joan Blondell.
Mickey Mouse. Friday: Robert Young
ana Betty Furness IN Ihree wise
Guys" Saturday: Virginia Weidler in
Girl Of the ozarks"; Popeye.
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Joe E. Brown in Sons O. Guns"
with Joan Blondell. Tuesday and We'd
nesday: Herbert Marshall and Gertrude
Michael in Till We Meet Again" March
of Time. Thursday, Madeleine Carroll
and George Brent in THE Case Against
Mrs Ames." Friday: Fred MacMurray
and Joan Bennett in Thirteen Hours
BY Air." Saturday: Double feature,
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
BIRTHS

George r. and Edith @. Hickey, girl
Ralph w. and Dorothy NJ. Collie, girl.
Ezra and Corona Chambers, girl.
Roy B. and Goldie H. wilkins, girl.
John ]. and Evelyn NJ. Reilly, girl.
Walter c. and Catherine L. Jones,
girl
Thomas B. and Margaret H. Reed,
boy.
Ulrich D. and stella L. Hahn. boy.
Robert F. and Irvie E. TRAINER, boy.
Vernon c. and Dorothy NJ. Richard
son. hoy.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

James A. and Mildred N. watson. boy.
Charles r. and Elizabeth r. Scott, girl.
Oscar A. and Cora l.. Curtis girl.
Thomas ]. and Edith E. Norris. girl.
Maurice A. and Mary E. Cooper, girl.
Ralph NJ. and Betty F. Timby, girl.
Malcolm h. and Ruth v. Harrison,
girl.
Joseph W. and Mary v. Dickens. boy.
Leonard NJ. and Anna F. Speakes, boy.
Albert c. and Elizabeth Lewis, boy.
Hans r. and Ann P. Faber, boy.
Ross W. and Mildred NJ. Davidson,
boy.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
A.F.G.E. RECALL
ON COUNCIL
ABANDONED
By J. EARLE MOSER

Because of the unfavorable pub
licity that might follow. recall pro-
ceedings against four high officers
Of the American Federation Of
Government Employees have been
dropped.
It was learned today that Glib
eral' elements in the organization,
mostly located in emergency agen'
cies and constituting a minority
force that has continually fought
policies Of members from old-line
units, planned to institute pro-
ceedings against the A. F. g. E.
executive council because Of
threats"
At a recent meeting, a request
for recall of Ira I. Balm, G. Carroll
Dimond and Michael Schaefer, ma.
tional vice presidents, and Cecil
E. Custer, national treasurer, was
discussed. The idea was finally
dropped, however, because of
what one liberal" today described
as 1.-The tight situation now per
vading tie A. F.. G. E."
The tight situation" consists
of two major items, the pending
resignation of President E. Claude
Babcock, and the recent expulsion
of the Department of Justice
Lodge for allegedly embarrassing
the Government service by picket
ing j. Edgar Hoover's office. 1t
also released publicity that charged
personnel administration in the
Bureau of Investigation is unfair
to workers.
AS a result Of the two SquabbleS
the organization now seethes with
Ill feeling and four factions. One
group is for accepting Mr.. Bah
cocks resignation and another is
opposing merely because most of
the executive council demanded
his custer. And the Justice De
partment incident has renewed
the battle between conservative
and liberals"
After the incident, 1t was re.
vealed today, the executive council
warned all liberal factions in the
A. F. G.. E. to cease further activ.
tiles that are not approved by the
ruling administration, or face
similar treatment to that received
by the Justice group. Alarmed, the
liberals discussed asking other
lodges for recall action on the
four Washington members of the
executive council as a counter
measure, but have now decided to
"let the matter ride" until the ma
tional convention September IA
in Detroit. at which time a free
for-all battle on all questions is
expected.
Today a member Of the execu-
tive council said he wished they
had asked for the recall" so the
matter could be brought to a head.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

H0ME-Sunday and Monday: Edward
G. Robinson in Outlets or Ballots" with
Joan Blondell. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray in
The Princess Comes Across Thurs
dav Robert Young and Betty Furness in
Three Wise Guys" Friday: Wendy
Barrie and James Stewart in Speed"
Saturday: Paul Cavanaugh in Cham
payne Charlie" and Richard Arlen in
Mine With Iron Door"
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

Body Breen IN 'Lets SING Again ana
Raymond Massey in Things to Come"
Popeye.
CENTRAL-Sundaya and Monday:
Robert Taylor and Loretta Young in
Private Number" and Edward Nugent
in His Majesty Bunker Bean" Tues
day and Wednesday: John Howard and
Frances Farmer in Border Flight"
March of Time. Thursday: Carole Lom-
bard and Fred MacMurray in The
Princess Comes Across" Friday: Charlie
Ruggles and Mary Roland in Early to
Bed" Saturday: Double GAsture. Bar
hara Stanwyck ana Gene Raymond in
The Bride Walks out" and Bobby
Rresn in Let's Sing Again" Silly Sym
phony
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

COLONY-sunday Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Loretta YOUNG
in Private Number" Wednesday and
Thursday: Edward G. Robinson in Bull
lets or Ballots" with Joan Blondell
Mickey Mouse. Friday: Wendy Barrie
and James Stewart in Speed" Satur-
day: Jane withers and Ralph Morgan
in Little Miss Nobody" Popeye.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
Two Submarines
Get New ENGINES

The Navy Department yesterday
announced award of a 1888, 1853
contract to the Winton Engineer
ing Corporation, of Cleveland.
Ohio, for complete replacement of
propulsion machinery in the sub
marines Cuttlefish and Cachalop.
-U0TE AMERIeAN-
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
Garner Invited

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. 8.
Vice President John Nance Gar
ner, vacationing at his home in
Texas, has ben invited to speak
here on the same program with
Col. Frank Knox, Republican can
didate for Vice President, at
picnic of the United Retail Mer-
chants Association, August 19.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
DEATHS

Alice V. Young, 81. 1907 Oak 81
y. W.
George F. Winston. 10. 1912 K ST
n W.
Carrie NJ. Sellers "a. Eighteenth ana
Douglas SITS. N z.
Samuel W. Bond. 10. 500 Broad
Branch Rd. N. W.
Ida r Snyder. 70. GallinEer Hospital.
Hannah e. Murphy, 50. slbley Hos
pital.
charles c. cuppett, IS. 1880 Monroe
St. y. W.
Mary NJ. Morrison IS. 1881 Harvard
St n. W.
George S. Nolan. IS. sibley Hospital.
Kenneth H. shaw, 50. Providence
Hospital.
James Clark. alias James Fenslly, 50.
Emergency Hospital.
Cecil T. Hurst. SIS. 2414 Fourteenth
st. n. E.
HARRIET T carrtco, 81. s7S5 Kan.
awha ST. n. w.
John NJ. Erwin. ~. Walter Reed
Hospital.
Ralph w. Baden. 81. TuberculosiS
Hospital.
Greever. hours. Columbia Hospital.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James T. Rutherford, II, 1927 Third
st. y. E. and Martha K. Dellinger, Fl,
1347 South Carolina Ave.
John NJ. Miller, 30, and Eleanor
Rosenauer, Il, both Of Baltimore, Md.
william G. Burton, Fl, Cottage City.
and Lillian 1. Blackburn, 20, HyattS-
vile. Md.
R.. Kleiman, 20, both Of Baltimore
Lester NJ. Richards, IS. saltwater.
Okla, and Doris N. Barnum' 81 CuSh-
Joseph L. Little, 80, 1850 Irving st.
N. W, and sadie B. Kirk. rs. Sails
Sutton Redfern, "a. New York, N. Y,
and Dorothy E. Karchem, %, 2o13
Frederick Hitz, 81, 1912 Thirty-thtrd
st. N. w, and Elizabeth H. Hitz. 80.
1929 Bancroft st. N. w.
Frank NJ. Taylor, SO, 1855 InglesidS
Terrace N. W.. and Eugene R. Plants.
81, Fall River, Mass.
n w, and Mae v. Wiley, 81 Aurora
Thomas Hardy. So, and Estella
Freeman 49, both Of ?iS st: N; 2:
St y: W, and Eleanor HaskinS, %,
$50 Twenty-first St. N. W. .
Reginald G. Montgomery. SO, 4sS n
St. n. W, and Louise E. Jones, %.
l7o5 Eighth st. NV.
Frederick W. Rogers. %, and o. z.
B. Nesbitt, IS, both Of 1904 Ninth
St. N. W.
Robert T. BARLEY, 81, Dallas, Tex,
and Ruth j. Adams. 20. AIS Fifteenth
Samuel A. Wildman. 81, 1915 Second
Pl. n. W, and Doris R. Nisewarner,
10. S149 Mt. Pleasant st. N. W.
Herbert NJ. Bartlett, 20. Asheville,
\. C.. and Mary E. Shannon, a.
Tampa, Fla.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

SAVOY-sunday and Monday: Gloria
Stuart and Robert Kent in Crime of
DIR. Forbes" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Robert Taylor and Janet Gaynor in
"Small Town Girl" Thursday: Jane
Withers and Tom Brown in Gentle
Julia Friday George O'Brien in
Border Patrolman"; Silly symphony.
Saturday: Claudette Colbert and Ronald
Coiman in Under Two Flags"
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

YORK-sunday and Monday: Marion
Davies in Hearts Divided" with Dick
Powell March of Time. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Sylvia. Sidney and Spencer
Tracy in Fury" Thursday: Frances
Abel and Edith Atwater in 1--WE Went
to College,; Silly Symphony. Saturday:
Robert Young and Betty Furness in
Three Wise Guys; Flash Gordon No.
8; Chase comedy.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

PENN-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Kay Francis in The White Angel" with
Ian Hunter; Silly symphony. wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday: Barbara
Stanwyck and Gene Raymond in The
Bride Walks Out" Saturday: Chester
felt: Phantom Rider No. 8.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
Hathaway Goes

The Government service Is to
lose one Of it's most popular mem
berS for three weeks. Carson C.
Hathaway, chief of personnel at
the Civil Service Commission,
leaves today for his home in Iowa.
And after a weeks visit there he
will drive to Ottawa, Toronto,
Quebec and other Canadian spots
for two weeks Of fishing and sight
seeing.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08
ELIZABETH COTTER

Mrs. Elizabeth F. Cotter, wife
Of Comdr. Carl H. Cotter, civil
engineer, U. s. NJ, who died
Thursday at her home in the
Riverside Apartments, will be
buried Monday in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery following funeral
services at Fort Myer Chapel at
II a. m.
Mrs. Cotter came to Washing
ton with her husband four years
ago He is stationed at the Navy
Yard. Besides her husband, a
sister, Mrs. Alma Langworthy, OF
Detroit, survives.
The Washington times., 1936-08-08

TIvOLI-sunday and Monday: Barbara
Stanwyck and Gene Raymond in The
Bride Walks Out; Silly symphony.
Tuesday and Wednesday; Charles Laugh
ton in King, Henry the Eighth" Thurs
day md Friday: Kay Francis in The
white Angel" with Ian Hunter. Satur-
day: Chester Morris and Margot Ora
hame in Counterfeit"