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La gaceta., 1936-05-23
La VerbenG de esta nOcke

La VerbenG de estG nOche
u ell Picnic de mdiiGnG
Los partidarios del plan Town
send, en- Ybor City, con la COO
reraci6n de los principles
clubs de Tampa, celebraran es-
ia nodae una Verbena, en- Ell par
que De Soto.
Todos los candidates a los
principles puestos del estado y
ccndado hablaran esta noche en-
Palmetto Beach, aceptando una
amabla invitaci6n que les fuera
dirigida.
Manana domingo Sc verifica-
"a ell Picnic, empezando a las
IL de la manana y terminando
en- horas de la noche. Los par
tidarios del plan y eb p1blicO no
pagaran NADIA por bailar en- las
dos glorietas.
Discusses sc pronunciaran
por los amigos sinceros del plan
figurando entire los oradores Ell
ST.. A. E. Benitez, presidente
del club Townsend de Ybor CT
ty; Demetrio Rivera, I'm perio-
dista; Mr.. King Y Ell Sr. Victo-
riano Manteiga, director de es-
te peri6dico.
Dos buenas orquestas han ST.
do contratadas. En- la cantina
encontrara ell pGblico un esme-
RADIO servicio.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
PARTIERON LOS SENORES
Y LVARE

En- Ell vapor "Reina del Paci-
fico" embarcara en- la Habana,
con rumbo a Espaha, donde pa
sara una temporada, Ell Sr. Jo-
vino Fernandez, antique vecino
de Tampa.
Por la via de New York emu
barcara en- ell Crist6bal Colon,
que Sc dirige a puertos espano-
les, ell Sr. Cesareo Alvarez.
Esos senores obtuvieron sus
billetes por mediaci6n del Sr.
Diaz Gao.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
CcRTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
ChGstGi ncondenGdo a IS GHos

FL jrez john L. Moore, que
preside en- ausencia del juez
Petteway, impuso aver Is ancs
de preside, por ell asalto y ro-
DO al banco Columbia, de la Sep
TINA avenida, al campesino A.
B. Chastain, de 81 amos. I'm jul
RADIO declare cuNpable a este in
dividuo, ell pasado martes. La
ley senala un maximo, para es-
ia clase de delitos, de prisi6n
por toda la vida.
Antes de ser condenado Chas
.ain dijo: Soy inocente. NADIA
tengo que yer con csc robo. Nj
siqriera sc donde esta ell BAN
CO...
La mujer de Caastain, que Sc
halla convencida de la inocencia
de su marido, ingres6 enferma
en- un hospital, padeciendo de
histeria.
HUH L. Macarthur, abogado
de la defensa, apelara a la corte
supreme del estado.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
Ell b5sle de Jas flores

Ell bale de Jas flores
Preciosa lucira esta noche la
gran sala del Circulo Cubano,
con motive del bale de las flo
res.
Dos de las mas reputadas or
Quessas de Tampa, Don Francis
co Y Los Bohemios, tendran a ST
cargo ell programa bailable, to :
cando la primera en- los altos y
la segunda en- la planta baja.
Los j6venes de la Secci6n DE
Recreo han trabajado sin des-
canso en- ell arreglo de los salo-
mes, mereciendc alflausos por
su labor.
A la una de la madrugada Sc
verificara una reception en- ho-
nor de los presidentes de las Sc:
clones de Recreo Y los cronistas
de los peri6dicos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
D1MTT1o Il M1N1STRO DE
LAS COlONIAS

Londres, Mayo 23.-Presen-
to aver la dimisi6n de su cargo
de mihistro de las colonias, ell
DIR. James II. Thomas, la que
Embellishments lie fue acepta-
da por ell rey Eduardo y ell pri-
mer ministro Baldwin. Relaci0
nase la renuncia con la indis-
erection que permiti6 a agentes
de la bolsa de valores enterar-
Sc, a priori, de las recomenda-
clones que iba a hacer Ell mi
n.stro de hacienda.
Tn informe del tribunal in
vestigador que ha venido &C :
tuando Sc presentara la sema-
ma entrante al Parlamento.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
Sc CAMERON DOS BOMBAS
DESDE UN AEROPLANO

Sacramento, Cal.s mayo %.
Dos bombas de a 10 lihras ca
da ina cayeron desde I'm aero
plano del ejercito que volaba a
1000 pies de altura y explota-
ron, sin causar serios danos, en-
los patios de dos casas de Car
michael, al este de es'a ciudad4
Las bombas c0n.enian solo una
pequeha cantidad de p5lwora
negra, circumstances que indu-
dab,emen.e impidi6 mayores
danos y muertes.
Maynard Rowland Y Elgar
Miller, los vecincs perjudica-
dos, presen.aron energicas que
jas a las autoridades.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
Fiesta del LATIN
Civic Club

Celebr6 anoche una impor-
tante reunion ell Latin-Ameri-
can Civic Club, acordando veri-
ficar IN Picnic ell domingo "a,
en- Florence Villa y la Gale 81.
Una comida a base de macarro-
mes Sc servira por las Damas
Auxiliares entire las IL merida
no y las 3 de la tarde.
Completeness atleticas sc O.
freceran por un club local, con
Ipremios a los vencedores.
TocarA en- Ell bale la orquesta
de Jimmy y sus Reyes del Rit-
mo.
La comisi6n organizadora es-
ia cOmpuesta por los Sres. AL
Coniglio, John D. Licata y Nick
CHINO.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
ACUSADO DE T lie
ALMFNTE COMO AU-
N

Los diputados del sheriff Nc
Leod detuvieron aver a Jose L6-
ipez, vecino de la casa ndmero
1906 de la Quinta avenida, acu-
sandolo de haber votado como
ausente en- la corte del condado,
utilizando Ell nombre de Francis
co Lopez.
Jur6 la acusacion contra ell
hombre, en- la corte del juez Cor
nelius, Ell diputado Di Lorenzo.
La esposa del acusado, llamada
Francisco Lopez, 81 esta califi-
cada para votar.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
PLETTos Y DIvoRc1os

Ignacio Ciccarello contra Ze-
mario Ciccarello; Charlie Moore
contra John E. Lewis; w. j.
Curott contra Genevieve Gu
rott; j. H. Griffin, jr., contra
Mildred Griffin; Thelma Qua
gliardo contra Tony Guagliar7
do; Bee Laurel McCawley con-
ira Joseph Lewis McCawley.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23

A la edad de 70 amos falleci6
aver en- su dOAicilio, nAmero
2O5 de "a Gale North Albany,
en- West Tampa, ell Sr. Benja-
@Glord, que llevaba 4S amos
de reside1cia en- este srenal.
.Deia a su esposa, un hijo, A. F..
Milford; dog hiias, Sra. R. Diaz
" Hermana Mary Ester; un her
mano, Domingo Milford, y dos
hermanas, Domitila Milford y
Sra. Maria Lazo. de Miami.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
La cOmisi6n en- GctividGd

La cOmisi6n en- GctiVid1d
La comisi6n organizadora del
bale que la Sociedad del Santo
Nombre verificara ell dia IS de
JUNO, en- la Gale II y Decima
.avenida, viene desarrollando la
mayor actividad possible con ell
fin de que Ell exito corone sus
mobiles esfuerzos.
Ell dinero que sc recaude pa
sara al fondo de construction de
una nueva iglesia en- Ybor City.
Componen la comisi6n los j6-
venes Roberto ]. Fernandez, Ra
mon j. Alvarez, Ralph C. San
chez, Ruben Favelo, Oscar Mi
yares, Alfonso Fernandez, Fe-
derico Di Maio, Mickey Di Maio
y Rufino Linares.
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Ell homemade a MdrimO
Eckegdrdy

Como hemos venido anuncian
do, manana domingo, en- ell res
taurant FL Boulevard, Sc efec-
tuara ell ban1uete homemade al
j6ven Y notable mdsicO Maxine
Eehegaray, director de la or
questa los Bohemios" Y actual
director de la orquesta sinf6ni-
ca de Tampa.
Els considerable ell ndmero de
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
LEGO Ell ZEPPELIN
A AIIEMANIA

Frankfort on me Main, mayo
23.-Complet6 su vuelo desde
los Estados Unidos "a las 4:12
de la madrrgada ,el dirigible
Hindenburg, de la compania
Zeppelin. Realize Ell cruce en- 48
horas v Z minutes.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

La mosonave Cabo Maisi lie
10 de Baracos, Cuba, cargada
de platanos. Arribaron los va
pores Edward L. Doheny, pc
trolero, Y ell Hilton, que tomara
carga general
Sc hicieron a la mar la motto
nave espanola Mar Negro, que
Sc dirige a Barcelona, Valencia
y Alicante, via Apalachicola, y
los vapores americanos Alaba y
Atenas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
Tarjeta de sGlado

Tarjeta de sGlado
BESIDE Miami nos manda una
arjeta, saludandonos, nuestro
e .imado companero ell Sr. Ar
.turo Capablanca, que fue a esa
cirldad en- compahfa del DR.. Jo-
sc L. Avellanal. Sc muestra en-
cantado con las bellezas de la
poblaci6n mas progresista de la
Florida.
Regresaran en- esta semana.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23

avenida y Gale Is sera adorna-
da con verdadero gusto.
|. Sc pondran mesas alrededor
para mayor comodidad de los a
sistentes.
Tocara la orquesta la Tro-
pi:al", que ma ofrecido tui pro-
grama nuevo Y variado.
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Serd decorada la sala

Serd decOrddG Ia sGlG
Para ell bale de las flores,
que Ell dfa 6 celebrara ell Castillo
CristCbal Colon no. 7, de los Ca
balleros del Aguila, la hermOsa
sala del palacete de la Novena
La gaceta., 1936-05-23
SOCIALES.

adhesiones, seg1n la comisi6n
organizadora, presidida por ell
fabricante de tabacos Sr. jose
Villaz6n.
Varias sonpresas lie daran Sus
amigos al distinguido pianista y
director.
Hora de comienzo: 7:S0 p. m.
La gaceta., 1936-05-23

r. E. Mundorff, 81, y Lucille
81.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
Cheaper Turkeys
To Arrive For
Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving dinner will cost
just about the same here this
year as it did last, in spite Of all
the talk about an increased high
cost of living.
Throughout Washington mar
cts today turkeys were being sold
at IS cents a pound and merchants
expected the price will fall in the
neighborhood of 5 cents a pound
when the big shipments begin to
arrive next Tuesday or Wednesday.
The ingredients for stuffing the
bird and the other trimmings, in
Guiding pies, vegetables and other
sidedishes, were priced just about
the same this year as last. How
ever, merchants warned of the
variable vegetable market and said
such items as cranberries and
brussels sprouts were likely to go
sky high.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
CAFE ROBBERY
HOLDS MAN

Freeland E. Bragg, 31-year-old
alleged holdup man, was held
for action of the grand jury in
bond Of $4,000 today by Police
Court Judge Edward M. Curran,
before whom he pleaded not guilty
to a charge of holding up res
taurant in the 100 block Of Seven
tenth st. N. w., two weeks ago.
Bragg, according to the testi-
mony of Policeman j. H. Dellinger,
walked into the restaurant while
the policeman, off duty, was eat
ing. Seeing a man standing at
the cash register with a pistol
in his hand, Dellinger said he
rose and fired three shots at the
intruder, who fled. He later identi-
fled Bragg as the man.
Detective Elmer F. Lewis told
Judge Curran that Bragg, who was
arrested in Baltimore when he
applied at a hospital to have bull
let removed from his neck, is on
parole from Lorton Reformatory
Slightly more than 500 was
taken in the Seventh st. holdup,
according to AnastaSio Maritime,
the restaurant proprietor.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
BIRTHS

Richard L. and Margaret K. Poor, boy
James r. and Regina NJ. l.. Drye, girl
Walter J. F. and Wilhelmina Krauel,
boy.
James H. and Frances A. Moore, boy
Alfons NJ. and Lois w. Roth, boy.
John B. and Mary 1. walker. boy.
Mario and Mary Juliano, boy.
Clifford and Eva r. Cunningham, boy
william F. and Helen c. Watson, boy.
Albert j. and Theda v. Hutzler, boy.
James H. and Nancy H. Anderson, boy.
Ismail o. and Alma B. Nuri, boy.
John A. and Rose E. Smith, girl.
Carl A. and Josephine c. Kennel, girl.
Andrew j. and Katie Drew, girl.
James w. and VIOLA v. Koeneke, girl.
Joseph r. and Marian e. Foster, girl.
Samuel d. and Freda NJ. Gordon, girl.
John A. and Florence f. Taylor. girl.
Willard and Angelyn Young, girl.
Branton H. and Helen V. Henderson,
girl
Jesse e. and Billie n. Hamlet boy.
Paul S. and Edna C. Holiday boy.
Minor w. and Grace NJ. Snapp. boy.
Paul F. and Edna NJ. Perry boy.
Harry and Kathleen Paul, boy.
Benjamin and Mollie Segel, boy.
Don S. and Mildred l.. Banner boy.
william Y. and Yuri A. Morris, boy.
William T. and Lucy A. Dickerson,
boy.
Ralph A. and Eleanor Y. Gichrist
boy.
Salvatore and Concettina Richinti
girl.
Ernest P and Eleanor V. Harlow, girl
girl.
Stephen and Rose Stills, girl
George and sadie Cohen, girl.
Joseph s. and Leah e. fucker, girl.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
Judge Groner Lists
Good Lawyer S Marks

The qualifications of a success
full lawyer were outlined by JUS
tice D. Lawrence Groner of the
Court Of Appeals, at a meeting
of the Washington Bar Associa-
ton at the Musolit Club last
night.
Careful preparation Of a case.
honesty, integrity and attention
to duty were cited as the cardinal
attributes of the good attorney.
Jesse w. Lewis introduced the
jurist, and speeches of apprecia-
ton were made by George w.
Peterson and George E. C. Hayes
on behalf Of the organization.
William L. Houston presided.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

Marie w. jackson, ~, 3O1I Thirteenth
st. n. w.
George NJ. Parrott, IS. 1905 Twenty.
second st. n. w.
Vernon T. Boyer. IS. Ala Hayes 81
N. f.
Flora P. Fernsld, IS, 1905 Rodman 81.
n. w.
Eva H. Burnley, 81, sibley Hospital.
Annie K. Calder, 81. Providence Hos.
pital.
Irene Aldee, So, Emergency Hospital,
Helen E. willard, SIS, Garfield Hospital,
Boyd Darnes SIS, U. S. Soldiers Home,
Jennie Yost SO. Emergency Hospital
Allerose Heating, 81, 8O32 N st. n. w.
Stanley G. West. As, 1922 U St. s. F..
Mary c. Humm, 40, George Washing.
ton Hospital.
Charles E. Smith, "a. Providence Hos.
pital.
Raymond Forbes, 80. Casualty Hos.
pital
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
PUPILS STUD Y
BEES WORK

There's nothing like a bee hive
to teach the young industry, Mrs.
Marion Drummer, teacher of Class
IA in the Brookland School, re,
marked today.
Encased in glass, the bees have
stored quite a formidable array
of honey. Her pupils, the teacher
said, never get tired of watching
them.
Mrs. Drummer, however, does not
stop at bees. Take Peter, the ALI.
gator. Ever since he arrived here
from Florida some six months ago
Peter has held almost-though not
quite--as much of the spotlight
as the bees. Housed in box big
enough for a dozen alligators, he
lives on the fat of the land.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
DELAY RULING
ON GUARD

Hearing of the Injunction suit
Of two important witnesses in an
alleged gangland shooting to re-
strain Superintendent OF Police
Ernest w. Brown from keeping
them in custody of police body.
guards" was postponed by United
States District Court Justice 10
seph w. Cox yesterday.
Justice Cox decided that the
motion of Harry A. Spike" Behrle
and William R. Country" Car,
penter, said to be key witnesses
in the alleged gangland shooting
of Joseph E. O'Brien last July Il,
would require more time for argu-
ment than he could spare in his
capacity as Oceans Court judge.
The jurist certified the case to
the assignment commissioner for
a hearing next Monday before a
judge in Equity Court.
Major Brown filed his answer
to the injunction today, claiming
that the two petitioners had
asked for the police guard, fear
ing assassination at unknown
hands.
1t is revealed in the answer
that police had been informed
that Behrle was occupying one
of the three alleged gangster-
laden automobiles tn at ap-
preached the curb at I'll Second
st. S. E., where O'Brien and Car
penter were standing when the
fusillade of shots was fired at
O'Brien.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
NOW

Continued from Local Page)
California, to work at the famous
Henry E. Huntington Library
there. Certain traditions about
gardens and furnishing need to
be further verified before they are
put concretely into house.
The Minister of Honduras and
his pretty wife, Sonora de Lozano
are having a big party tomorrow
afternoon at the Mayflower.
The Minister, who is leader Of
the National Party of Honduras,
remembers that when he was
treasurer of his country before he
came to Washington, he had the
romantic sounding title Minister
of Hacienda"
Mr.. Lozano was appointed dele
gate to the Pan American Con-
ference in Buenos Aires but was
unable to attend.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
Peru Delays Paying
On Job Insurance

LIMA, Peru.-Because of the de
lay in drawing up regulations Gov
ering the social insurance law, the
government has decreed postpone,
ment of payments to unemployed
until December l.
The decree provides that the col
lection of funds for social inSur'
ance shall be begun in all depart
ments and provinces December l
Internal revenue offices will collect
the taxes so as not to delay the
work of organizing the new insu
rance.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
All In Days Work
For Fire Fiqhters

KENMORE, N. Y, GN.sO-All
lined up in their dress uniforms
and ready to parade to church
for the annual memorial service
recently, the men of this city's
fire department were almost
forced to postpone their march by
a fire alarm.
It was for the church!
The men broke rank, rushed to
the blaze with their equipment and
promptly put it out. Then they
brushed up a bit and carried out
their original plans, since the
church was hardly damaged.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
RECORD OF BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Nst. N. w, and Leanora Chapman, 49,
1905 Eleventh st. n. w.
Pierre A. Polet. %, 1914 Twelfth st.
N. w, and Frances E. Brust, 2S, Airing
ton, Va.
Joe C. Miller, 81, and Anna V. Gray,
Is. both of Marshall, Va.
James r. Nichols, -, Birmingham,
Ala. and Anna NJ. Houck, ~, S1O5
John L. Tierney, 20, and Rosalie Tier.
ney. "a, both of Nicksburg. Miss.
Henry Hoffman. AZ, and Lottie Jacobs,
SO, both Of Baltimore. Md
William c. White, 36, 1911 First st.
n. W., and sallie Hayes, SO, Chevy
Chase. Md.
Walter Quarles. 81. 72s Fifth ST N. w,
and Matte Nedward, 2S, 1906 Roosevelt
st. N. w.
Robert Sinclair. 2s. Rogers Heights,
Md, and Pauline Randall, %, 500 Wis
consin Ave. n. W.
Charles f. Henderson. %. Arlington,
Va, and zita H. Poole, 26, 7O9 Rox-
boro Pl. N. W.
Brereton Poole, 81, 4414 Fourteenth st.
N. W.. and Gertrude E. Eichner. 20,
612 Lexington Pl N. f.
Harold P. Haughton, 30. Cambridge,
Mass, and Gabrielle NJ. Lea. 3s, Rich
mond. Va.
Albert F. Warner, cs and Dorothy
F. Preston, both of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John ]. Haggerty, %, New York,
n. Y. and Virginia w. Walker. 81, 1415
Perry Pl. n. w.
Edward P. Springer, jr g. 1929 G
st. n. W.. and Agnes G. Hill, 10, 1908
H st. n. w.
Cleve w. Clark, IS, Portage, Pa, and
Zelma L. Simon, 25. Auburn. Neb.
John c. Givens, 80, and Elise Foun-
tain. 81, both of 1746 Seaton ST. n. w.
Monroe Chapman. FL 1913 G st. n. E.,
and Earline Bridgeforth, 20, 1913 Dix
St. n. e.
James A. Brooks, B. 2914 Eleventh
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

RAPHAEL 1 14Ss eth St: y ~, y.
SIONS." Adults Only!
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

REPUBLIC ~g 2 s; N'', Wiz 18th i.
with Rosalind Russell and John Boles.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

Lichtn1an's Theoters NO, 5000
ROCK ER r 14s3 q St. n. W.
DOOAAA& - WHITE FANG, -
with Michael whalen and Jean Muir.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

MnTT 1907 26th Street Northwest
L'AOA Il Myrna 10y and Warner Bax-
ter in ITO MARY-WITH LOVE"
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
DIED

ALLEN. JOHN EPwINa5suddenly on
sf SygTN " TRivs Sy., Eos sPb j9HN
Mary E Gross and the late Jennie v.
THafrf bo from LAOS % CHAPLIN g. Sh' e. w
Saturday, November u. at . D. m. Rela-
tives and friends are invited lnterment
omit flowers.
BARNES. ALBERT LIE ROY-suddenly, on
1ndis9 aesd Nay Syem 2hBERT Gf30 RoY
Barnes and the late Henry L. Barnes and
brother of Edith F. Barnes. Mrs. H. B.
Gowan and the late Herman Lyman Barnes
Remains resting at the W. w. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home 517 Eleventh
Funeral services will be held on satur-
noon. from the W. W. CHAMBERS Co. south
east funeral home. 517 Eleventh Street
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend.
Interment in Union Cemetery Leesburg,
va.
BARNES, HERMAN LYMAN-sgddenlv
Indian "e aesG Md 4fRNS l92S
BXRNEs. the beloved son n y Of Rebecca J;
Barnes and the late Henry L. Barne7 and
Gowan and the late Albert LIE Roy Barnes
Remains resting at the W. W, Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 5l7
Funeral m services will he held on satur-
noon. from the W. W. Chambers Company
Southeast funeral home. SIT Eleventh
Relatives and friends are invited to
interment in Union Cemetery, Leesburg
BROWN. MARY ELIZABETH-On Thurs
day. November 10. 1898. MARY ELIZA
BETH BROWN. the beloved mother Of e.
W6ur Brow R3Iph r. brown W S Sao ASn
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517
Eleventh Street Southeast,
Notice of funeral services and lnterment
hereafter.
FIssEL, ROBERT BRUCE-on Wednesday,
November Is. 1895, at Mount Alto Hos
pitai ROBERT BRUCE FIsSEL, the be.
loved husband of Alice Margaret FisseI
tnee McKenna), Of $40 Allison Street
Northwest Funeral will be held from
Timothy Hanlons funeral parlors, 641 H
Street Northeast on Saturday. November
Requiem mass at St. Gabriels Church
at I mt m l1i in Mount olivet Cemetery.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend
GROVER. HARRISON AGNEW-on thurs.
afternoon NG SUI1b ds I9S6 rss at
Rls 5fsasnce sSi fGHRf s5SH GNEW
GROVER the beloved husband Ct Mary
Grover. Remains resting at the Cunning
ham funeral home, 500 Cameron Street,
Funeral services will be held on satur-
day, November 81 1896. at 3 p. m. FROM
the Cunningham funeral home. 500 Cam
eron Street. Alexandria, Va.
HQLsTEN: NARY Yo.As GNEsI &C Friday Friday.
2311 Twentieth Street Northwest, MARY
AGNES HOLSTER. the beloved wife of
Hayes G.. Holster and sister of Mrs. Kath-
crime Kelly. Remains resting at the W W
Chambers Co. funeral home. Fourteenth
and chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Monday
November % 1886. at Q 80 a. M from
the W. w. Chambers CO. funeral nome.
400 Charm Street ES3Hrt tn thence to
pnth and woodley Road Northwest. where
high requiem mass will be offered at 10
a, M for the repose of her soul
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1936-11-20

ROSATTA 21s Street Southeast
A&OOAAAA Two Features Robert
Montgomery in "PICCADILLY JIM" and
SKY PARADE"
The Washington times., 1936-11-20
Warner Bros. Theaters
AMBASSADOR

Eighteenth st. and Columbia Rd. n. ".
TODAY: GEORGE ARLISs IN EAST
MEETS WEST" CHASE COMEDY. To-
MORROW: NINO MARTINI. IDA LUPINO
and Leo Carrillo in The Gay Desperate"
ADOTTO 624 Street Northeast
AA OAAAAO TODAY: LEW AYRES
and GAIL PATRICK IN MURDER WITH
PICTURES" FIGHTING MARLIN, "
WITH TED HUSING. TOMORROW: Doors
open - 30. Shows continuous from l F..
NJ. EDMUND LOWE and CONSTANCE
CUMMINGS IN SEVEN SINNERS" and
JAMES GLEASON and JUNE TRAVIS IN
BIG GAME"
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DEATHS

Robert L. Carlisle. rs. PIG T st. n. w.
Matilda H. Rickles, IS, 1901 Park Rd.
n. w.
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Sidney Lust

CAMEO Mount Rainier, Maryland
OANAGO Today - Return Engage
ment-One of His Best Performance
Will Rogers in STATE FAIR"
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At Your Then[eH'
TODAY-TONFGHT
FARLAWN K 1st' S SSSS Ho .D6
George Brent in GIVE NE YOUR HEART"
Betty Boop.

HOWARD eth & T SITS. n. W.
On Stage: In Person,
JIMMY LUNCEFORD and His Famous Or
chestra with Gala Musical Revue. On
Screen: HERE COMES CARTER" Mid
night Show Saturday Special Midnight
Show Wednesday, Thanksgiving Eve. Re.
served Seats.
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ETNHOT 1918 U Street N. W.
ANOUAA4N DON'T TURN EN-
LOOSE" with Lewis Stone. Betty Cradle
and Bruce Cabot
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SYLVAN 1O4 R. I. Ave. Northwest
INV WHITE FANG" with
Michael Whalen and Jean Muir. Comedy -
Cartoon Serial
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BROADWAY 1913 sS 9TH III. M. P
UNKNOWN RANGER" Chapter No. 8
Phantom Rider" with Buck Jones.
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AONAG Il Gene raymond and
Wendy Barrie in LOVE ON A BET"
Also-Chester Morris in COUNTERFEIT"
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CENTRAT 4s5 9th Street y; v:
THE STRETCH" with PATRICIA ELLIS,
MICKEY ROONEY and DENNIS MOORE
THE CLUTCHING HAND" No. l. To-
MORROW: LORETTA YOUNG and DON
AMECHE in RAMONA" in TECHNI-
COLOR and JAMES GLEASON and JUNE
TRAVIS in "BIG GAME" POPEYE.
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SCANLON. JOHN Non Wednesday, No
vember Is. 1885 at his residence. Hay.
market. Va. JOHN NJ SCANLON
Remains resting at Timothy Hanlon's
funeral parIors 641 H Street Northeast.
Notice of funeral later
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Motion Picture Theoter Owners
of District Of Columbia:
LOeW'S CAPITOL
R.K.O KETTH'S

THE LUCKIEST GIRL IN THE WORLD"
starring Jane Wyatt with Louis Hayward
Nat Pendleton and Eugene Palette.
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DAM DEL RAY, VIRGINIA
]AAA'A THE ROAD TO GLORY"
with Fredric March and Warner Baxter.
Cartoon.
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WORK Georgia Ave. Quebec Pl:
Il OANN TODAY: GAIL PATRICK
and LEW AYRES in MURDER WITH
PICTURES" TOMORROW: Doors open
~ 80. Shows continuous from l F. M.
RANDOLPH SCOTT and BRUCE CABOT in
THE LAST OF THE MoHICANs."
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In MemOrIam
Florists

GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
1919 f St. N. W. NAH. 4279
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AVALON Connecticut Ave; and
TODAY: RosALIND RUSSELL and JOHN
BOLES in "CRAIG'S WIFE" TOMOR-
ROW: Doors open II 30 Shows contin-
nous from l P NJ. WALLACE BERRY in
"OLD HUTCH" OUR GANG COMEDY.