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BIRTHS

Manfred-Florencs Ratino, boy.
Vsrnon-Dansss johnson, girl.
Asa-Gracs Mccain, girl.
Owen-Beatrice Wyatt, boy.
Joseph-Anne Brooks, boy.
Daniel-Dorothy Shankle. boy.
Charles-Eva Rothgeb. boy.
Francis-Helen Herbert, boy.
w. David-Edith White. girl
Norman-Edith Davidson, girl.
A. Max-sylvia Gotkin. girl.
Neoptolemos-Eliza Keperis, girl.
Earl-Emma Nickson, girl.
Rowland-Clara Trimble, girl.
George-Grace Duley, boy.
Walter-Marjorie Scott, boy.
Harold-Victoria Hubbard, boy.
Bernardo Dorcas Hardin, jr., boy.
James-Mildred Warning, boy.
Frank-Bessie FoeckIer, girl.
Gamble-Irma Daniels, girl
Andrew-Constance Brown, girl.
William-Fannie Siegold, girl.
Ralph-Mary Perry, girl.
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not only an educator Of outstand-
ing ability, but he was a writer ma
tionally known for his articles on
education.
His survivors include his widow
Sarah Louise Kramer, three
daughters, Katherine L.; Sarah
Louise and Edith Constance and a
son, DR.. Stephen E. Kramer, jr.,
psychiatrist. They were at his
bedside when he died.
He is also survived by two sis
ters, Mrs. A. E. HanSman and Mrs.
E. C. Sasnett, both of Washington
and a brother, H. B. Kramer, OF
California,
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CITIZENS FIGHT
FOR BUDGET
Continued from Local Page)

Continued from Local Page)
sum contribution for the District
Senator Thomas declared:
81 have no doubt that we will
get a bill. 1 will not give up
hone until it becomes absolutely
necessary that 1 present a con-
tinuing resolution.
"Tt seems to me that the
House has a perfect chance for
accepting a compromise, due to
the fact that the Senate is will
ing to cut down the Federal con-
tributiOn to $5,0O0,OOO; elimi-
nate the character education,
and to agree to some restriction
on District employees accepting
outside employment.
3 VITAL POINTS
"These are the three vital
amendments that are holding
up an agreement.
ION the other hand, If the
House remains adamant, the
Senate will insist upon a con-
tinuing resolution, which will
carry the full S5,7OO,OOO, the
character education item and
no restriction on employment.
II believe the Senate would
insist upon this sort of a con-
tinuing resolution, and the
House will have to accept it, or
leave the city without any
funds. I do not think the Con-
greSs would do this and admit
that they could not govern their
Capital because it would look as
if they were not able to govern
the United States. I think we
are going to get a bill"
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Leon Carren, 81, 1902 Rosedale St
n. E.. and Thelma fowler, 20, 46 First
st. N. w.
Victor R. Briscoe, 3D. and Edna I.
Wilson, "a, both of 1923 Corcoran St
N w
wallace Toms. As, 1921 Fourth St
N. w, and Sarah F. Hall. 50, 1923
New Jersey Ave. N. W.
Hawthorne R. Cave, 81. 514 Eastern
Ave. N E., and Mary E. Bradford, 21,
1744 Corcoran st. N. W.
william ]. Rowan. jr.. %, $3.50 s st.
n. w, and Margaret.A. Mickler, 26, st.
Augustine, Fla.
Barton w. Richwine, 27, 1904 Seventh
st. N. w. and Eta B. Weaver, 81, S71s
Jenifer st. N. w.
Christopher C. King, jr., o617 Third
St. N. E., and XHava D. Perkins. 21.
1925 Volta Pl. N. W.
Lloyd c. Knabe, 81 and Mary K.
sturm, 81. both of Baltimore Nd:
Robert L. Scates. As. All st. N. w,
and Nellie Mozingo. IS. 413 st: S. E.
William J: Milera; 22' cS 21S5 F St; s3
sis Twenty-second st. N. w.
Delma Smith, 2s, Silver Spring, Md,
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, onado," with Johnny Downs and Betty
| Burgess; also, Nell Gwyn," with Anna
Neagle and Cedric Hardwicke; Thursday
and Friday, Every Saturday Night" "
with June Lang and Thomas Beck; also,
Jessie Matthews in First Girl; Sat
urday. Johnny Mack Brown in THE
Couraseous Avenger," with Warner
Death on the Diamond" with Robert
Young and Madge Evans
ACADEMY Y-sunday and Monday:
George O'Brien in "O'Malley of the
Mounted" with Irene Ware and Stan
Ghost Goes West" with Jean Parker
and Eugene Palette. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Norma shearer. Fredric
March and Leslie Howard in "Smilin'
Through" Thursday and Friday: Fred
the Fleet; also Fighting Coward"
with Ray Walker and Joan Woodbury..
! Saturday: straight Is the Way" with
F-ranchot Tone, May Robson and Karen
of Terror" with Beth Marion.
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday:
Victor McLaglen and Freddie Bartholo-
NEW in professional Soldier; also
Richard Arlen and Charlotte Wynters
Tuesday and Wednesday: Katharine
Hepburn and Cary Grant in "Sylvia
Scarlett"; also Irene Ware and Russell
Hopton in False Pretenses." Thursday
Russell in "It Had to Happen; also
Victor Jory and Florence Rice in
Escape from Devils Island" satur-
day: Buck Jones and Muriel Evans
and Madge Evans in Transatlantic
Tunnel"
SECO-sunday and Monday: "Wife
Versus Secretary with Myrna 10y and
Clark Gable. Tuesday: "Everybody's
Rodhes Ra Man Hudson Ttn Irwin GG9O and and
Thursday: Modern Times" with Charlie
Chaplin. Friday: "The Walking Dead"
with Boris Karloff. Saturday: Song
Don't Gamble with Love- with Bruce
Cabot and Ann Sothern.
HTPPODROME-sund Laurel and
Hardy in Bohemian Girl" Monday
Rochelle Hudson in "Everybodys Old
Man." also, Barbara Stanwyck and
Robert Young in Red Salute" We'd
nesd&y; warner Baxter and Ann Loring
day and Friday: Boris KarIoff and
Marian Marsh in THE Black Room"
also, Claudette Colbert and Melvyn
Douglas in "she Married Her Boss"
Kibbee in Captain January"
CANIEO-sunday and Monday: War
ner GLAND and Keye Luke in "Charlie
Brent and Genevieve Tobin in "snowed
Under" Wednesday: Richard Arlen and
Cecilia Parker in "Three Live Ghosts"
Thursday and Friday: Dick Powell and
Ruby Keeler in Colleen" Saturday:
John Wayne and Muriel Evans in
New Frontier" also Herbert Marshall
and Jean Arthur in "If You Could
Only Cook"
ARCADE-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, Shirley Temple and
Guy Kibbee in Captain January;
Thursday, Leslie Howard and Bette
Davis In "Petrified Forest"I Friday.
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Japan Purchases
New Baby Clipper

HAGERSTOWN, Md, June 13
UNS0.-A new Baby Clipper"
amphibian plane, sister ship to
two manufactured for Pan-Ameri-
can Airways, has been purchased
by Japan for its naval service, it
was announced today at the local
plant of the Fairchild Aircraft
Corporation. other orders are ex-
pected from the japanese govern
ment, it was said.
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A.F.G.E. LOSING
MEMBERS BY
QUARREL
BY J. EARLE MOSER

Membership losses in serious
numbers locally are facing the
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees as result Of the
recent "knock-down-and-drag-out"
scrap between the executive coun-
Gil of the organization and the ma
tional president.
While the civil war within the
AF.G.E. has been postponed until
the annual convention gets under
way September IA in Detroit, both
factions having agreed to forget
President Claude Babcock'S much
criticized flaying Of the New Deal
until the question of his resigna-
tion is taken up at that time,
lodge collectors in many units have
reported their lists are dwindling.
The mud singing, charges and
counter-charges, and threats Of re-
call by both sides, amply related
in the press, have caused many
dues-paying Government workers
to decide to forget about the en-
tire matter, according to reports.
It is said that while few are drop
ping membership to join any par
ticular rival group, those who are
dropping out have decided union
ism in the Government service
doesn't work smoothly enough to
make it practical.
And the recent Squabble has
brought matters to a head. One
large lodge along Government
Row" has reported the loss of rs
members during the past week.
Another, in an independent office,
has dropped %. Others report
similar reductions, though not
quite as heavy. Many workers in
emergency appointments have felt
Mr.. Babcock's attack on the New
Deal rendered their tenure inSe-
cure, while others term the recent
controversy "undignified" on all
sides.
With both camps now quiet,
however, it is felt the issue will
blow over before serious damage is
done,
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Manufacturers Fiqht
NeWCOaI Control Bill
International News Service

International News Service
American manufacturers today
voiced their opposition to the
new Guffey-VinSon coal control
bill.
Appearing before the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
in opposition to the bill, James
A. Emery, spokesman for the Ma
tionals Association Of Manufac'
turers, aSsailed its enactment
would thoroughly obstruct any
movement toward permanent re-
covery."
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DIR. Dawson Amounted

The Bureau of Animal Industry,
Agriculture, has reported the &C
QUESTION of DR.. w. M. Dawson, as
sistant in animal husbandry at the
University of Illinois, as an associ-
ate animal husbandman. He will
be stationed most of the time at
the National Agricultural Re-
search Center, at Beltsville, Nd,
and will measure the inheritance
of desirable meat qualities in ami"
mails bred for butchering.
Born at Linden, Md, DR.. Daw-
son helds degrees from the Univer-
sity of Maryland as well as the
University of Illinois. He is a
member of the American Society
of Animal Production, the Genetic
Society of America, and is a fellow
of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science.
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Odds and Ends

"A. r. OSu1dIdyS 4NdGAOA4dA Z al h
Service, reports that henceforth
fish are not to be introduced into
waters to which they are foreign,
as it doesn't work well. he says
the fish "are to have their innings
now. Joseph Landow, AAA, has
proven highly popular with per
sonnel, in his post Of acting Junior
administrative assistant to E. B.
West. thanks to John Dwyer Of
AAA and Ray Nunan Of PWA for
their kind letters in regard to the
AAA midnight cruise and "Kapital
Kapers" .Royston Hutcheson re-
ceived a big hand when Resettle-
ment workers held a party for the
newspaper recently. and so did
Lyle Barnes, Bernard Capell, Leo
Rose and Alice Gray .. and Mar
guerite Krenek gets credit for put
ting over the party. "a clerk-typ-
ist, $1,440, at the Brooklyn Army
Base, would like to shift jobs with
some similar worker. for further
information call Miss Gertrude
McNally at N. F. F. E. headquar-
ters, Me. O357. .. and the Seattle,
Washington, Journal of Commerce
says the Civil Service at its worst
is so much better than the spoils
system that there is no compar-
ison."
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DIED
BARNER. CARRIE ANDRES

BARNER, CARRIE ANDRE-suddenly on
Tuesday, June 9. 1885. at the residence
of her daughter, 2O25 Allen Pl. \. W.
CARRIE ANDRE BARNER. the beloved
mother of Mrs. William Wakefield. Re.
mains resting at the W W. Chambers CO.
funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplin SITS.
n. w
Funeral services on Saturday. June 13,
1886, at p. M, from the W. W. Chambers
Northwest.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Interment Pomona, Calf.
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has there been given to any per.
son or any concern any author.
ity to solicit advertisements for
the Sick Benefit Association.
Any person who is under the i'm
preston that this organization
has personally or through any
advertising agency solicited any
advertisements is hereby mott.
fled to contact Thomas Fee,
Room 5519, New Post Office,
phone branch 23O, for any par
ticularS regarding this matter"
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False PretenSeS

It's former intention of publish
ing a year book apparently has
caused the A. F. G. E. Sick Benefit
Association to be taken for a
ride" by unscrupulous advertising
statesmen. Thomas o. Fee, treas
urer of the group, issued this state
ment today:
"The A. F. G. E. Sick Benefit
Association through its officers
wishes to state that at no time
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ALarry Crabbe in Drift Fence" Satur-
day. Larry Crabbe and Marsha Hunt in
Henry Armetta in Three Kids and
Queen"
MILO-sunday and Monday. Miriam
Hopkins and Merle oberon in These
Three; Tuesday, Dolores Del Rio and
Warren william in HbdoS aMido% Of on Monte nns
Cecilia Parker in Three Live Ghosts"
Thursday and Friday. Al Jolson and
Beverley Roberts in Singing Kid; Sat
urday Ken Maynard and Joan Parry
in Heir to Trouble; also, Lew Ayres
and Florence Rice in Panic on the
Air"
BROADWAY - Sunday and Monday.
Boris Karloff in "walking Dead" with
Trevor in Song and Dance Man:
Wednesday and Thursday. Dionne Quin-
tuplets in Country Doctor" with Jean
Wayns in king of the Pecos.'
MOTT-sunday and Monday: George
Raft in 1T Had To Happen" with Leo
Carrillo and Rosalind Russell. Tuesday:
Tim Mccoy in "Fighting Marshal" also
dy Barrie and John Howard in Mil
lions In the Air" Thursday: Jean Ar
thur and Herbert Marshall in IF You
Could Only Cook also lightning in
''Mans Best Friend" Friday: Claudette
Colbert in THE Bride Comes Home" with
Fred MacMurray and Robert Young.
Saturday: Bob Steele in Trail of Ter
ror."
RAPHAEL-SundayM Monday and Tues
day: Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell in
Colleen" Wednesday and Thursday:
Ruth Chatterton in Lady of Secrets"
with Otto Kruger and Marian Marsh.
Friday and Saturday: Jack Perrin in
Hair Trigger Casey"
ROSALIA-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: call theater for name OF picture:
Wednesday and Thursday: George Ban
croft in Hell Ship Morgan" with Ann
Sothern and Victor Jory. Friday:
Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy
in Rose Marie" Saturday: Buck
Jones in For the Service"
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PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday
Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy in
Rose Marie" Tuesday s and Wednesday; In TsiS =
First q Girl" also Reginald Denny and
Claudia Dell in "The Midnight Phan'
tom," also March Of Time No. 1S:
Thursday and Friday; Irwin $. Cobb and and
Man." also Lawrence Grey and June
Collyer in THE Face In the Fog" Satur'
day: Lew Ayres and Florence Rice in
Panic On the Air." also Tim Mccoy in
Roaring Guns" and Our Gang Comedy
TAKOMA-sunday. Monday and Tues.
day. Shirley Temple in Captain Jan.
uary." Wednesday: Madge Evans and
Paul Lukas in Age or 1ndiscretion:'' y
lies" Thursday and Friday: Ginger
Rogers and Fred Astaire in Follow the
Fleet" SATURDAY; Richard Arisn in
Harold Bell Wright's Mine With the
Iron Door," also Fay Wray in Roaming
Lady"
FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday:
Gary Cooper in Mr.. Deeds Goes to
Town" Tuesday and Wednesday,: Pat
O'Brien in II Married a Doctor" Thurs
Master Voice" Friday: Edward Arnold
and Lee Tracy in Suffers Gold.' Satur-
day: Fred Stone and Jean Parker in
Farmers In the DELL" also Andy Clyde
Comedy.
LINCOLN-June 12 to June 10 (in-
clusive): Barbara stanwyck and Wal,
lace Besry in & "A Message g. to z51r G1roia'"
REPUBLIC-June IL to June 10 (in-
clusive): The Trail of the Lonesome
Pine" with Henry Fonda Sylvia Sidney
and Fred MacMurray.
BOOKER T-Held over by popular
demand: Ecstasy
JEssEsunday ;tt, Monday n1eg Tuesday and
with Freddie Bartholomew. Thurs
day: "The Golden Arrow" with Bette
Davis and George Brent. Friday:
robin Hood of Ell Dorado" with
Warner Baxter and Ann Loring. satur-
day: 1.-The Garden Murder Case" with
Edmund Lowe and Virginia Bruce.
SYLvAN-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: The Country Doctor" with the
of the Damned" with Conrad Veidt
and Helen Vinson. Thursday and
Friday: Love Before Breakfast" with
Carol Lombard and Preston Foster.
Paul Kelly and Airline. Judge; also
"The Mysterious Avenger," with Charles
starrett and Joan Perry.
PALM-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
''The Singing Kid" with AL Jolson !;
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday. Captain January" with Shirley
Temple and Guy Kibbee.
sTATE-sunday and Monday, Marlene
Dietrich and Gary Cooper in Desire; {;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Lawrence Tib-
bett in Metropolitan; also Pauline
Lord in "a Feather in Her Hat; Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Shirley Tenn
pie in Captain January"
STANTON-Sunday and Monday, Irwin
3. Cobb in "Everybody's Old Man" with
Rochelle Hudson; also, Barbara STAN
wyck in Red Salute" with Robert
Young; Tuesday and Wednesday. Cor
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LINCOLN-June 12 to June 10 Cin-
clusive): Barbara Stanwyck and Wal
lace Beery in "A Message to Garcia"
with John Boles and Alan Hale.
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COLONY-sunday Monday and Tues
day: Margaret Sullivan and Henry Fonda
in Moons Our Home; Mickey Mouse
Wednesday and Thursday: Loretta
Young and Franchot Tone in "Ungarded
Hour" Friday: Gene Raymond and
Wendy Barrie in Love on a Bet;
Pirate Party" Saturday: Ann Harding
in witness Chair; Flash Godon No. e.
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In MenOriam

In MemOriam
PARTELLO, CHESTER-In sad but low
ing remembrance of my dear son, CHES-
TER PARTELLO. who passed away five
80 years ago today June 13. 1881.
HIS MOTHER.
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PENN-sunday, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesdays Miriam Hopkins, Merle
Oberon and Joel McCrea in "These
Three; Silly Symphony. Thursday and
Friday: Madeleine Carroll and George
Bennett in Thirteen Hours by Air.;
Saturday: Fred Mac Murray and Joan
Bennett In Thirteen Hours by Air.;
Our Gang.
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REPUBLIC-June 10 to, June 10 (in-
clusive): THE Trail of the Lonesome
Pine" with Henry Fonda, Sylvia Sidney
and Fred MacMurray.
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AMBASSADOR-Sund and Monday:
Joe E. Brown in Sons o. Guns" with
Joan Blondell. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday: Sylvia sidney
Fred MacMurray and Henry Fonda in
Trail of the Lonesome Pine" Saturday:
John Boles and Wallace Berry in
Message to Garcia; Mickey Mouse.
APOLLO-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Sylvia Sidney, Fred MacMurray and
Henry Fonda in ''Trail of the Lonesome
Pine" Wednesday and Thursday: II
Married a Doctor" with Pat O'Brien and
Josephine Hutchinson. Friday: Edward
Everett Horton in Her Masters Voice"
Saturday: Will Rogers in Connecticut
Yankee" and James Gleason in Murder
on the Bridlepath." Double feature.
Flash Gordon No. 2; Popeye.
AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Margaret Sullivan and Henry
Fonda in Moons Our Home; Mickey
Mouse. Wednesday and Thursday: Lo-
retta Young and Franchot Tone in ''Un.
guarded Hour" Friday: Joan Bennett
and Cary Grant in big Brown Eyes"
Saturday: Rochelle Hudson In Country
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GUARD, EMILY CELESTA-On Saturd

GUARD, EMILY CELESTA-On Saturday.
June 13, 1886, at her residence, ia
Tenth Street Southeast EMILY CELESTA
GUARD, the beloved mother of George and
Minnie Guard.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast. until noon Sunday, June
IA. 1886.
Services and interment at Hurt, Va.
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BOOKER T-Held over by popular
demand: Ecstasy"
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ARCADE-sunday, Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday, Shirley Temple and
Guy Kibbee in Captain January;
Thursday, Leslie Howard and Bette
Davis In "Petrified Forest"t Friday.
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TALBERT. ROBERT N.-on Friday, June
12, 1886, at Childrens Hospital, ROB.
ERT N. TALBERT. the beloved son of
Malcolm B. and Myrtle s. Talbert (nes
Loving).
Funeral services will be held from his
grandparents residence. John A. and
Maude E. Talbert. 1904 c St. N. E., on
Monday. June Is. 1886. at . p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home
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BOWERS. SARAa-on Thursday, June
IL. 1886, at her residence, 11O5 North
Randolph Street. Ballston, Va, SARAH
BOWERS, beloved wife of the late John
Bowers. She is survived by three sons
and three daughters.
Remains resting at her late residence,
where funeral services will be held on Sum
day, June II, at g. 80 p. m.
Interment, Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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HOME-Sunday and Monday: Gary
with Jean Arthur. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Margaret Sullivan and Henry Fonda
in Moons Our Home: March Of Time
Thursday: Showed Under" with George
Brent Glenda Farrell. Friday: Brides
Are Like That" with Ross Alexander
and Anita Louis. Saturday: Warner
GLAND in Charlie Chang at the Circus:
Fred Stone and Jean Parker in Farmer
IN the Dell': Flash Gordon No. 5; Silly
Symphony.
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YORK-Sunday and Monday: Gary
Cooper in ''Mr. Deeds Goes to Town."
with Joan Arthur. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Ann Harding in Witness Chair" :
March Of Time. Thursday: Gertrude
Michael in Woman Trap" Friday:
Chester Morris in Moonlight Murder" E"
Saturday: Desert Cold" with Larry
Grabbee.
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Gleason in Murder on the Bridlepath,
Tuesday and Wednesday: Paul Kelly in
Song and Dance Man" Thursday: June
Lang in Every Saturday Night. Fri
day: Tim Mccoy in Roaring Guns;
Edgar Kennedy Mickey Mouse Satur-
day: Warner Baxter in Prisoner of
Shark Island"
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CENTRAL-sunday and Monday:
Richard Dix in Special Investiga ator"
and Gene Raymond in Love on a Bet"
Double feature. Tuesday and wednes-
day: Fred MacMurray in Thirteen
Hours by Air" Thursday and Friday:
Joel MacCrea, Miriam Hopkins in These
Three" Saturday: Double feature,
champagne Charlie" with Paul Cav
anagh and Country Beyond" with
Rochelle Hudson.
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STANTON-Sunday and Monday, Irwin
Rochelle Hudson; also, Barbara Stan
wyck in Red Salute" with Robert
Young; Tuesday and Wednesday, Cor
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TIVOLI-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Miriam Hopkins, Merle
Oberon and Joel McCrea in 'Those
Three" Thursday and Friday: Made
leine Carroll and George Brent in the
Case Against Mrs. Ames"; Mickey
Mouse. Saturday: Fred Mac Murray
and Joan Bennett in Thirteen Hours
by Air; Flash Gordon No. 4. and Our
Gang Comedy.
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PROGRAMS AT The NElGHBORHOOD NOME THEATERS

Beyond; Flash Gordon No. I: Our
Gang.
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STATE-sunday and Monday, Marlene
Dietrich and Gary Cooper in Desire; !;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Lawrence Tib-
bett in Metropolitan; also Pauline
Lord in "a Feather in Her Hat; Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. Shirley Tenn
pie in Captain January"
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BLAYDES, WILLIAM f., Sr.-on wednes-
day, June TO- 1896. at sibley Memorial
Hospital. WILLIAM F. BLAYDEs. sr.. the
beloved husband of Mary Eloise Blsydes
and father of Randolph B. Blaydes. Will
liam F. Blaydes, ir., Mrs. Audrey Gerhold.
Mrs. Helene K Rogers. and Constance T.
Blaydes. Remains resting at the W. W.
Chambers Co. funeral home. Fourteenth
and Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services on Saturday, June 13,
1885. at 2 80 p. M. from the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home, 14O0 Chaplin St.
n. W Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Baltimore (Md) papers please copy.
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JEssE-sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Little Lord Fauntleroy,"
with Freddie Bartholomew. Thurs
day: "The Golden Arrow" with Bette
Davis and George Brent. Friday:
"Robin Hood of Ell Dorado" with
Warner Baxter and Ann Loring. Satur-
day: 1.-THE Garden Murder Case" with
Edmund Lowe and Virginia Bruce.
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BENGEL, MONA E.-On Thursday. June
II, 1886, at Providence Hospital. MONA
E. BENGEL, the beloved wife of Henry
Bengel
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. 517 Eleventh
Street Southeast, on Saturday, June 13.
1886, at p. m; thence to Baltimore, Nd,
where graveside services will be held at
3 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited
Interment Loudon Park Cemetery, Balti-
mora Nd
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MEHL. EDWARD J.-Suddenly. on FRIDAY,
June IL, 1895, at his residence, 424
Luray Place Northwest. EDWARD J..
MEHL. the beloved husband of Janette ?.
Mehl and father of Mrs. Frank Bellafore.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, 14OO Chaplin Street
Northwest. until Sunday. June IA. 1885.
at 80 a. M. thereafter at the residence.
424 Luray Place Northwest.
Funeral services from the above resi-
dence on Monday, June Is, 1885, at s 80
a. M, thence to Sacred Heart Catholic
Church, Sixteenth Street and Park Road
Northwest, where mass will be offered at
9 a. m. for the repose of his soul.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day: Chester Morris in Moonlight
Murder" Tuesday and Wednesday.
Boulder Dam" with Ross Alexander.
Thursday: Gertrude Michael in Woman
Trap" Friday: Wheeler and Woolsey
in SILLY Billies": March of Time. SatuI-
day: Paul Cavanagh in Champagne
Charlie"