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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
RADY.

Pr suche pleti, ktera trpi
Zvlaste ma jare, musime Sc pre-
devslm vystrihati vseho, CO by
zmensovalo prirozeny obsah
tuku v pokozce. Omyvanf vo-
dou name CO MONA omeziti.
pr rozpukane, bolestive pleti
pax Je 1plne zanechame ,aspon
ma nejaky cas-. Plet cistimc
nedrazdivym kremem "a po-
moci vaty, obycejne vecer pred
spanlm. Pred ostrym, chad
nym vzduchem chranime po-
kozku slabou vrstvou lamolinu
nebo jineho cremu.
: Koktanf Sc stava u detf
zrejmym az v tTetfm roce, ne
bot V tonic roce sc vyvfjf
schopnost samostatne mluviti a
tvoriti vety. V tonic roce W.
vote snaz1 Sc dfte casio vyja-
Drift pfflis spesne, k cemuz ne
ma jeste dostatecnych vyslovo-
vacfch moznostf. V tonic OBJ
dob1 mali byt rodice a osetfo-
vatelky detf zvlaste pozorni a
dfteti pomahati We vyjadrova-
nj, ably S MIN chyba nerostla a
nezvetSovala Sc. Vetsinou sc
vsak setkavame s tim, re Sc do
spell dfteti smejf. Zpozorujf-li
Sc naznaky koktani, name dite
V reci lined zaraziti, nechati
je hluboce pred kazdym tez-
sim slovem vydechnouti a ne
chat je kazde slovo a vetu po-
malu vyslovovati. Nepodaff-li
Sc to, pax ma dite vetu opako-
vati.
= Kvetiny vid1me nejen ma
hedbavf a muselinu, ale take
ma kloboucfch a 1cesech, kveti-
ny zdobi pasy, naramky i ma
hrdelnfky. RGze, karafiaty,
.anemonky, maky, chrpy a jine
zahradnf i point kv6ty zdobf
zeny "a dine i vecer.
= Halenky z jemnych kra-
jek budou velkou jarnf modou
to v nejrdznejsfch pastelo-
vych, neznych barvach.
- Modernf rukavice jsou
barevne a k jejich zhotovenf Sc
pouzfva vedle k1ze take piku,
taftu nebO jinehO hedvabi.
- Sportovnf kostymy Sc no.
81 vetsinou z dvojf latky a to
sukne tTeba v barve zelene k
hnedemu kabatku nebo obra-
Gene. Skyta to nasf fantasii
nejrGzn6jsf moznosti kombi-
nacf. Modra Sc NIUE kombi-
novat S sedou, prave tax jake
cervena a fialova, cervena s
cernou atd. Gin vyraznejsf je
kombinace, tim lepe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Opet jedno dsdictvf z Ameriky
do CSR.

V roce 1880 zemfela v New
Yorku vdova pc velkopr1mysl-
niku Emile Garet, jez zanecha
la pc sobe 80 milinG dolar1.
Poole jejf poslednf vile mali
Sc o dedictvi rozdelit .jejf nej-
blizS1 pffbuznf v Europe. Pa
tranim pc dedicfch Sc zjistilo,
re Garettova byla z rodiny ia
ma Martina Kretschmera z Pot
Statu, ktery Sc v roce 1896 Wy
stehoval do Ameriky. Jedna
jeho dcera Sc provdala pozdeji
"a KryStofa Schaffera a zesnu-
la byla jej1 vnuckou.
Kdyz sc V Europe, a zvlaSte
V Ceskoslovensku,, rozsirila
zprava o velikem dedictvf, DO
cali Sc o ne HAST prfslusnfci
rodiny Schaffrovy z Potstatu a
nekOlik robin ma Opavsku. Mel
v6tSf narok ma dedictvi mela
rodina Schaffrova, ktera bydli
We ValaSskem MeziTici. Kdyz
Sc o d6dictvf nehlasil zadny po-
tomek rodiny Kretschmerovy,
ujala Sc Tfzenf new-yorska ban
ka, pov6Tena spravou dedictvf
a dala zjistit prave predky ze-|
snule pant Garettove.
Nynf pTisla zprava, re O de-
dictv1 Sc hlasf take pTfslusnfci
rodiny Kretschmerovy re Stern
berka, PotStatu, Noveho Jicf-
ma a Drazdan. Vsechny rodi-
ny jsou 1zce sprfzneny a jsou,
jak Sc zjistilo, pTfmymi potom-
ky syna Martina Kretschmera.
Mali take nejv6tsf narok ma to-
to dedictvf.
Kretschmer We Sternberku,
ktery je statn1m zamestnan-
Gem, dostal sdelenf csl. konsu-
latu V New Yorku, jez no zpra-
vuje o naroku ma toto dedictvi.
Rodiny Krteschmerovy Sc nyni
spolecn6 uchazejf O vyplacenf
dedictvf. V ceskych penezfch
cinf skoro 600 milion6 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Cesky film " Bostonu.

z Ceskoslovenska do Ameri
ky importovany film "Ectasy"
ktery je zapovezen v Parizi, 9
iehoz predvedenf pred neia.
kym casem censurou v New
Yorku vyvolalo bouri protestG
re je necudny. Nynf byl pred.
veden v Boston, Mass. Her.
bert McNary, jehoz veto zasta.
vilo zde mnoho divadel 2
B~roadwaye, prohledl 81 film, q
nemel jedineho slova protestu
Nutno Sc ovsem zmfniti, re =
novem vydanf filmu bylo neko.
Xix nejchoulostivejs fch mist wy.
mechanic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Ksefty.

V Chicago, byl zatcen 40lety
Harry Lee kdyz vecer prodaval
z divadla jdoucimu publiku
psiky. Nabizel je zvlaste par
kun, kdyz Sc dfvka zalibne ma
stene podfvala. zadal cd SIS
do $40 a take je obycejne do
stal. Zastupce humannf spo-
lecnosti dokazoval, re Lee skou
pill ma Maxwell trzisti vselika
stenata a zaplatf nanejvys pI-
lax. Dale svedceno, re spatne
je krmf, ably byli mrstnf a hod-
ne sc k lidem lfsali v nadeji, Re
dostanou list.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01

Alfred Eddy, 87lety z Blue
Island, chtel dohoniti Wax, kite
ry Sc jiz bezmala rozjfzdel re
STANCE. Sestoupil z poulicni ka-
ry a ably nemusel cekati ma DIAL
81 Wax hodne dlouho, chtel Sc
do vlaku jeste dostati. We spe-
chu 81 nevsiml re ma .jine koleji
blfzf Sc WAX jiny. Vbehnul to-
muto primo do cesty a byl Jim
usmrcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Byvaly csl. ministr do Ameriky

Kancelar SIOvenSke Llgy V
America obdrzela re Slovenska
dopis S o~znamenim, re DR.. Jo-
sef Tiso, byvaly ministr Cesko-
slovenske republiky a sloven-
sky politik pTijede ma navste-
WI do Ameriky. z domova Wy
jede 5. cervence. V Americe
Sc hodla zdrzet do poloviny
Srpna.
DR.. Tiso je katolickym deka-
mem v Banovcich mad Bebra-
YOU a je poslancem v csl. ma
rodnlm shromazdenf "a Hin
kovu ludovu stranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Sousedstvf policie.

V Chicago v sousedstvf poll
cejnf STANCE doslo k pTepadu,
aniz by o tom policie neceho
v6dela, a ackoliv jest tvrzeno,
re v dobe pTepadu bylo v her
ne ma 200 hazardnfch hracG.
Lupici - kterych bylo osm -
byli ozbrojeni strojnfmi puska-
mi. ~PT1tomnych navstevnikG
henry vGbec neobt6zovali, kro-
me toho, re je pTinutili k docas
nemu nucenemu klidu. z po-
kladny henry ukradli $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01

V Petersburg, ILL.,, dive male
deti drevare George Nc Whor-
terra uhorely "a jeho neprftom-
nosti, kdyz jeho domek v kam-
pu lehl popelem. Deset jinych
deti, jich matka a ded, Sc yeas
zachranili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Detektiv Sc zastreliI.

Charles Hemndinger, Sc ro-
XII starry serzant detektivd v
New Yorku, jenz mel byti sved
KEN poroty v 1platkove cast
vysetrovan1 Vazdy Samuele
Druckmana, spachal sebevraz-
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
MIady bandita.

V New Yorku kdyz Joe
Truono, FL, odchazel z domu,
fekl sve matce, re jde hledat
praci. Ia pGl hodiny ma to
mladik byl zastrelen Thoma-
sem Valenti, majitelem zavo-
du, ktereho Truono cht6l olou-
pitt kdyz nesl do banky 800.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01

Krajanske z rHznych stran.
" New York, krajan 10
sef Pesek, skonal We veku O.
rokd. Pochazel z Bojanovic
Piseckem kraji v Cechach.
Americe dlel 35 rok1. Povola
MIN byl krejcf.
" Crete, Nebraska, Va
CLAW Smetana, 22lety, ktery Ii
sam ma farme, Sc otravil otrav.
nym plynem re sveho auta. K
1st1im zavedl 81 hadici.
= Krajan Pavel zacek, OBJ.
zalovany pro zabitf autem by
1stGm zavedl 81 hadici plyn.
" East Islip, N. Y, zastre-
iii sc krajan Jan Bernas. V ku-
chyni byl nalezen listek sc slo-
Wy: IS bohem. Odchazim, a.
by mi bylo lepe."
Bernas v loni ztratil manzel-
ku. Ia nedlouho jeho dospely
syn byl usmrcen pri doteku
dratu elektrickeho.
" Chelsea, Iowa, byl po-
hrben 16lety Arthur J. Chalou-
PEEK, syn manzel1 Eduardo a
Emile Chaloupkovych z Chel-
sea, ktery podlehl zraneni, jez
81 privodil v cervenci lonskeho
roku. Jinoch Sc tehdy koupal
v jezfrku u Tama. Pr skoku
do vody Sc poranil ma hlave.
" Brainard, Mimi, psik,
"Spot" zachranil zivot sveho
pana, 14leteho Miltona Hrad-
skyho, syna krajanske rodiny v
Gull River. Chlapec mel ma
starosti stado dobytka, ktere
hnal k napajedlu, kdyz velky
byk obratil Sc proti nemu, a zu-
rive jej napadnul. Vyhodil jej
rohy do vyse a prave Sc do ne
no chtel pustiti, ably jej ma re-
mi zdeptal a probodl, kdyz ma
~ spot" Sc mu zakousl do no.
ny a odvratil pozornost byka
cd bezmocne obeti. Mezitim
hoch unikl do bezpeci. Maly
"Spot" je nynf oslavovan co
cele rodiny.
= Pavel Rick, 32lety, z
Walkerton, byl uveznen vSouth
Ind. Rick, obchodnik s
jak Sc udava, natal 81
kone v najemne stall v Chica-
gu, a odvedl jej ma verejnou
drazbu We Wakarusa, Ind. Ri
EEK popfra, re sc udaneho GNU
1opustil.
- Ceska domacnost v Cice-
u byla jevistem vzrusujicich
7yjevG, kdyz 65lety Josef Hon.
oy pc hadce s manzelkou v ma
7alu zuTivosti zranil tezce sve-
10 nevlastnfho syna a lehce ne
dceru.
= 61leta Marie Prihodova
zastrelila We SVEN obydlf VI
Iiceru, zoufajfc 81 mad CHAIR
zdrav1m.
= Cesky houslista, Ernie
vystoupi Sc symfonii vi
Jlevelandu.
= V Edwardsville, ILL.,, "a
lost O starobnf pensi podala
Theresa Boben z Granite City,
II. We sve zadosti udala, re
II je LOT rokG stara.
Uvadf, re Sc narodila TO-.
,rezna 1929 v Lenton v &C.
bach. Dale udava. re We statu
illinois zije II rokG a We Spoj.
Statech So rokG.
Pokud jde o JEFF rodiste Len
on, v Cechach neni zadne ia
rove osady. Nenf ovsem vylou-
re jmeno je zkomoleno.
7 n~ynejsfm mistopisu Ceskoslo
'enske republiky nejvfce by Sc
omuto jmenu podobalo maj
pojmenovanf osady
1entvora ma Slovensku. kteral
n a n, n 1.C1<y c1y,ioT o04 |.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
Ze Sletove kancelare.

Kan pateho cervence letos-
niho roku?
Ctvrty cervenec, svatek ne
odvislosti, jest vftanym dnem
pro kazdeho pracujfcfho clo-
veka, zejmena kdyz pripadne
ma sobotu nebo ma patek. Ma
tax til dny, ktere NIUE venova
tt sove a sve rodine.
Tento rok budeme miti zvla-
ste vitanou pfflezitost venova-
tt tyto dny sobe. 5. cervence
Dude usporadan v Madison
square Garden Slet Americke-
no Sokolstva ma vychode. Jest
tomu prave 40 rok1, co byla
zalozena Slovenska Telocvicna
Jednota Sokol v New Yorku.
Ma oslavu tohoto jubilea, Sc.
konajf jiz delsf DOLBY nutne
pffpravy. Zafid'te 81 proto
vsichni sve prazdniny tax, abys
tie mohli ma weekend s. Ger
vence byti v New Yorku v Ma
olson Square Garden ma Sokol-
skem dnu.
Nebude to jen den pro Soko-
ly, ale pro vsechny pTatele So
kolstva a pro celou nasi cesko-
slovenskou vetev zde We Spoje-
nych Statech.
Vybor timto I'VE vsechny pc
vecke odbory bez rozdflu v
New Yorku a okoli k 1casti ma
tonic verejnem vystoupeni.
Zpfvat Sc budou: Largo re
symphonic z "Noveho Sveta"
Cd Dvoraka a americka hymna
America. Pany sbormistry
zadame, ably Sc pr opotrebny
material prihlasili bud v Soko-
lovne ma II. ulici (kazde pom
deli a stredu vecer) u sbormi-
stra br. Martfnka, neb kazdo-
denne u. S. Svobody ma $40
vych. 70. I'll. v New Yorku tho
lirna). Veskere dalsf informa-
ce tamtez. Neclenove pew.
short, kterf by 81 prali 1cinko-
vat, pfihlaste Sc ma vyse jmeno-
vany vybor. Kazdy je vftan.
Organisacni Vybor.
Bude Sc tancit narodni tanec
BESEDA
v Madison Square Garden s..
cervence. Prihlas Sc kazdy a
kazda i jednotlivci, kterf nepa-
trite Ike spolkGm. Bude Sc ma
cvicovati kazdy ctvrtek. Mfsto
Dude v tonic liste ma
patricnem miste oznameno. Ma
cvik povede br. Vaclav Kraus.
mas oblfbeny tanecni mistr. Ka-|
zdy jednotlivec 81 vsak musf
obstarati kroj sam. Prihlaste
Sc u nacelnfka Sletu ma adresu:|
Bednar, v kancelari firmy
& Sperakus, ma 1855
vych. 70. ul. New Yorku.
Kdo malo chce, jakoby mic
nechtel. Sokolsky slet Madi-
son Square Garden, spojeny 81
Manifestacf lidu ces-
koslovenskeho ma Americkem
IDA Sc nekomu pod
nikem pfilis odvaznym, mad
nase silly. Malomyslnf! Proc
by nemohl ceskoslovensky lid
ma americkem vychode podni-
kat veci We vetsfm meTitku?
stale Sc ponizovat, proc
neustalym fnukanim ubijet VI
sobe moznosti vetsfho r~ozpeti?
Vypravu jiz hlasf Chicago,
Cleveland, Pottsburg, pfichazi
zpravy z Bridgeport,
z Johnstown, N. Y,
Binghamptonu, z Bethlehem,
Pa, Dertoit, Mich,
re vsech druhych kolonii hla
Il Sc pripravy ma zajezd do
Yorku.
New York sam nemGze zI-
staff pozadu. Pfipravujte SCI
agitujte-pomahej kazdy, kdo
1obrou Will mas, ku zdaru veci
ro1ox~<1 |
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-01
SYN presidentGGv do Londyna.

James Roosevelt, nejstarsf
syn presidentdv, odjel z New
Yorku do Angle parnfkem lie
de France Ia pojistovacfm OBJ
chodem.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-06
HOBBY SHOWS
LOVE OF SEA

In the minutes between Gus
toners who come in to have their
suits cleaned and pressed, Gerasi'
mos A. Geifes works at his
dream.
For Geifes dreams Of one day
going to sea again and whites
away at model ships to compen-
safe for his inability to do so.
Model ship building is his
hobby, and he plays away at his
hobby in a valet shop in the 300
block of Thirteenth st. N. w.,
where an 18-inch wooden freighter
is an index of his industry at it.
The freighter, he explains, is a
model of a Greek ship on which
he worked for eight years when
he was a youth. The ship plowed
it's way Through the Mediter-
ranean and through the Straits
of Gibraltar to England. His next
model, Geifes says, will be a four
foot schooner, the kind he would
like to own and captain. He ex-
plains:
81 made the Greek boat with
a penknife, but the schooner
is the kind would like to own,
and am going to put all I can
into it. / am going to get all
the tools that are necessary
and I'm going to make it
beauty"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-06
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor


An appeal from residents along
Monroe St. N. E., for rerouting
either the east or west buses on
that thoroughfare featured last
nights meeting of the Burroughs
Citizens Association in Burroughs
School.
The project is one over which
Peoples Counsel w. A. Roberts
had threatened court action with
the Public Utilities Commission
unless a public hearing was
granted to petition for the
change denied the association on
two former occasions.
Eager to avoid an appeal to the
courts, the commission finally de-
cided to grant the request for a
hearing, for which no date has
been set.
Discussion last night was led by
E. G.. Sievers who said the street
is entirely too narrow to take care
of the heavy automobile traffic
and accommodate a double bus
line, and that SO per cent of prop
erty owners had petitioned for the
change in routing. He offered no
suggestion as to any other street
on which the buses may be re-
routed.
Bus Problem Up
A resolution by Paul E. jamie
son was adopted, directing Presi-
dent David Babp to attend the
hearing and urge Immediate relief.
The association asked for an ad-
ditional $4,000 in the District ap-
preparation bill for Fairgrounds,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-06
MARY v. STURGIS

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
v. Sturgis, who died at her home,
will be held Monday morning at
$3.50 o'clock at her late residence,
1747 Columbia Rd. N. w., followed
by requiem mass at the Church of
the Sacred Heart. Members of
the Third Order of st. Francis are
requested to assemble at Mrs.
Sturgis' home Sunday evening at
8 o'clock for the purpose Of recit-
ing the rosary for the repose Of
her soul. Burial will be in Holy
Rood Cemetery.
Mrs. Sturgis is survived by two
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-06
SHANNON DUE
BURIAL IN
ARLINGTON

Word was received here today
Of the death of Lieut.. Col. Robert
E. Shannon, retired, in San An
tonic, Tex, at the age of "a.
Colonel Shannon was we'll known
in Washington. He was stationed
in the quartermaster's office here
for many years. When the Gold
Star Mothers went to France on
their pilgrimage, Colonel Shannon
was supervisor in charge.
He was in charge of the Army
transport service in New York city
during the World War. His expert
ence as a former railroad man
made him valuable to the Govern
ment in the movement of troops,
and he was also in charge Of the
cemeterial section of the Army and
transportation of all CCC camp
workers.
The colonel's son, Walter G.
Shannon, of 300 Connecticut
Ave. N. W., left for San Antonio
last night. His fathers body will
be brought back to Washington
for burial in Arlington National
Cemetery.
The colonel was a member Of
the Army-Navy Club and the Pen
talpha Masonic Lodge in this city.
Surviving him, besides his son,
are his widow, Mrs. Katherine M.
Shannon; a sister, Mrs. John
Feike, of San Antonio, and two
brothers, Nelson L. Shannon, of
Arlington. Va, and John R. Shan
non, of San Francisco.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-06
IN PACT
WITH COUNTY
CHARITIES

BETHESDA, Md, June 6.-The
annual campaign OF suburban
Washington charitable agencies
for funds will be conducted in
conjunction with the washington
Community Chest drive in the
future, under terms of an agree
ment reached last night by Off
Gals of all agencies involved.
For many years suburban resi-
dents have protested against COM
munity chest solicitors seeking
contributions from county resi-
dents employed in Washington,
when the county agencies re-
ceived no part of the chest fund.
Suburban Groups Stilled
They declared that while sew
eral hundred thousand dollars is
collected each year by chest solicit
tors from residents of suburban
communities the counties receive
no benefit from these contribu-
lions. It has proved almost i'm
possible for local agencies to
obtain enough money to carry on
their work as county residents
said they had donated to the
Community Chest and could not
afford to give to two campaigns.
Under the plan worked out yes
terday simultaneous campaigns
will be conducted in the counties
and in Washington. Solicitors
from all agencies in the agreement
will be authorized to accept
pledges made for any organiza-
ton.
The territory involved includes
Montgomery and Prince Georges
counties, Md, and Arlington and
Fairfax counties, Va, Alexandria
and Washington.
Pledges to Be Divided.
Each solicitor will carry pledge
cards for both chest and suburban
agencies and when a contribution
is made it will be turned over to
a central auditing office which
will in turn give it to a central
committee representing the subur.
ban agencies, which will make the
proper ALLEGATION.
The plan was originated in the
Montgomery County Civic Fedora
ton which has worked for several
months in an attempt to reach an
agreement which would prove &C
ceptable to all concerned.
It has been estimated that in
Montgomery county alone more
than 100000 is collected each
year from county residents by
chest solicitors. On the other
hand the local Social Service
League has difficulty in raising
$4,000 each year to carry on it's
work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-06
CORA BELLE NAGEL

Cora Belle Nagel, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. c. Nagel,
died Friday at Providence Hos
pital. Her body is resting at
her parents home, 108 Gregory
ST., Colmar Manor, Md. Notice
of the funeral will be announced
later.
Miss Nagel is survived by her
parents, three brothers, Kenneth
A. Nagel, of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
]. Milton Nagel, of Mount Rain
Ter, Md, and Carl Nagel, and
three sisters, Mrs. E. H. Multi
gan, Of Washington, D. c.; Nora
c, and Margie Nagel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-06
DEATHS

Mary E. Holsapple. So. s12 Buchanan
dral Ave. n. w.
Emma A. Trueblood, 70, 1900 Caths-
Norman Cook, rs, Casualty Hospital.
George W. Terrill, 10, Home for Aged
and Infirm.
Eleanor Griffin, TO- Garfield Hospital.
Margaret Andrews, IS, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Joseph W. Byrns, 66, Mayflower Hotel.
Samuel Feldman, 65, Emergency Hos
pital
Helen shedd. IS. 1920 Upton St. N. W.
Mamie L. Farrell, So, 1853 Hobart st.
N. W.
Rosalee Connell, SO. st. Elizabeth's
Hospital
Robert L. Allison, So, Georgetown Hos.
pital
Frederick W. Newcombe, 5s, 1914 Por.
ter St. N. w.
Robert F. Hedges. sr, so, Navy Yard.
D. c.
George Turner. 4s, Emergency Hos
pital
Spires Passos, 49, Gallinger Hospital.
Edward White, 1 months. Gallinger
Hospital
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C ,uId Only Cook: Saturday, Tim Mccoy
in "Roarin' Guns"
HIPPODROME-sun and Monday,
Paul NUM- and Josephine Hutchinson IN
Louis Pasteur"; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Joe E. Brown and Ann Dvorak IN
bright Lights; also, Lloyd Nolan ana
Ann Sothern in You May Be Next
Thursday and Friday, Wallace Berry
and Jackie Cooper in "O'Shaughnessy,s
Boy; also. Charles Boyer and Merle
Oberon in Thunder in the East sat
urday, Laurel and Hardy in Bohemian
Girl"
CAMEO - Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, Freddie Bartholomew and Doroles
Costello in Little Lord Fauntleroy
Wednesday, Warren william and Dolores
Del Rio in "Widow From Monte Carlo;
Thursday. Robt Montgomery and Myrna
10y in "Petticoat Fever; Friday Larry
Crabbe in Drift Fence; Saturday.
Saturday Night; also, Ken Maynard
and Lucille Browne in western From
tier"
ARCADE-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Dionne Quintuplets and Jean
Hershoit in '"rhe Country Doctor"
Wednesday and Thursday: Paul NUM-
and Josephine Hutchinson in Louis
Pasteur" Friday: George Brent and
Genevieve 1otin in SHOWED Under"
Saturday: Richard Cromwell and Blllle
Seward in Men Of the Hour w. also,
Don't Get Personal"
MILO-sunday and Monday: Warner
GLAND in Charlie Chan At The
Circus" Tuesday: Edmund Lowe and
Virginia Bruce in Garden Murder
Case" Wednesday: Chester Morris and
Irene Hervey in Three Godfathers."
Thursday and Friday: Gary Cooper
and Jean Arthur in "Mr. Deeds Goes
To Town" Saturday: Irving S. Cobb,
Rochelle Hudson in "Everybody's Old
Man." also, Charles Starrett and Joan
Perry in Gallant Defender"
BROADWAY-Sunday Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday: Call
theater for name of picture. Friday
and saturday Ken Maynard in Cat
tie Thief also, Chapter No. "Ad-
ventures of Frank Merriwell."
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

} Walter R. Willis, 20. 1917 Thirteenth
st. N. W., and Louise Peatus, %, 1913
Thirteenth st.
NJ. Roach, 81 both of Chevy Chase.
Md.
Frank L. johnson, a. and Belle L.
Giviness, Al, both of 231o Ward Pl.
N. w.
James w. McBee. rs. Takoma Park.
Md and Ruth NJ. slonecker, 25, 7611
Georgia Ave N. w.
Reuben G. stelnmeyer. 81, Silver
Spring, Nd. and Catheryn s. Hudson
"a, 1925 Connecticut Ave.
George NJ. Newscomber. SO, and
Thelma Thomas, %, both of Severn.
Nd.
Morris L. Perry, AZ, and Lucy A.
George <. Keckler, rs, Ills Staples
st. n. E, and Magnus F. Robertson.
%, Clarendon, Va.
Walter r. FRANKIE, 90, and Katheryn
NJ. Landreth, 81, both of st. Paul.
Hector chiara, rs. Helper, Utah. and
Mary Ottosen. IS, Manti Utah.
Edward w. Garrett, 2s, SS1 Six
teenth st. S. E., and Hazel c. Trun-
nell, %, 1412 North Carolina Ave.
N. E.
Perrin H; Lowry Sd, 81. 1913 B St.
N. E., and Helen A. stoutamyer, 80,
1894 Longfellow St. N. W.
Frank Cox "a, II Myrtle st. N. E..
and Louise Fowler, "a, s2S Fourth
St. N. W.
Edward Locker, 20. 1915 Corcoran
st. N. W., and Sadie o. Tillett, 81,
1888 Gresham Pl. N. w
Jesse Mats. 33, and BERTHE Goodine,
IS, both of 425 First St. N. w.
Joseph Jeffries, SO, 2242 Eighth St.
N. w, and Rose Lewis. SO, 3 Bel
mont Ct. N. w.
Lewis C. Ware S5, Anadarka. Okla,
and Nellie Jensen, 20. Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Larz A. Grymes, "a, 211s Massachu.
etts Ave, and Elaine A. Ridgeley, 81,
$50 S st. N. W.
Robert j. Chandler. 81, 1925
st. N. w, and Winofred P. Cox 25,
POPS Twentieth St. N. w.
Lewis w. Fetterly, %, Eureka, Mont,
| and Marian K. Stone, rs, 1856 Kalo-
rama Rd.