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when he began to fail, and on
Thursday night he died at his
daughters home.
After the war Ryan went into
business in his home State, Penn
sylvania, but retired to enter the
railway mail service as a clerk in
1880. He retired 16 years ago.
Mr.. Ryan is survived by his
daughter, two sons, Edgar r. and
Gerald Ryan, both Of Washington; !;
a brother, Frank K. Ryan, Of
Philadelphia; eight grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. His wife,
to whom he had been married so
years, died in 1881.
Running away from home at
the age Of is to join the Union
forces, he even escaped injury
during the war, although he
served throughout the four years
Of the conflict. At the Battle Of
Antietam his horse was shot from
beneath him, but even then he
did not receive any injuries.
Funeral services will be held to-
day at his daughters residence,
followed by burial in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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} thing Goes" with Bing Crosby. Ethel
Norman. and Charlie Ruggles. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Fred Astaire and Gin
ger Rogers in Follow tho Fleet" Thurs
day and Friday: Roaming Lady" with
Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy; also
Fighting Coward" with Ray Walker
and Joan woodbury.. Saturday: Ne
Vada," with Larry Buster" Crabbe.
Kathleen Burke, and Monte Blue also
Bridge of Sighs," with Onslow Stevens,
Dorothy Tree, and Jack LaRue.
ACADEMY Sunday and Monday:
Love on a Bet" with Gene Raymond
and Wendy Barrie; also Every Satur-
day Night" with June Lang and
Thomas Beck. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Pursuit" with Chester Morris
and Sally Elers. Thursday and Friday:
Irwin 8. Cobb in "Everybody's Old Man."
with Rochelle Hudson; also June Collyer
and Lloyd Hughes in "A Face in the
Fog" Saturday: Tim Mccoy in Roar
ing Guns" with Rosalind Price; also
Panic on the Air" with Lew Ayres
and Florence Rice.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: War
ner GLAND in Chan at the Circus"
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Clair Ttevor
in My Marriage; also Ricardo Cortez
in Shadow of Doubt" Thursday and
Friday: Gary Coorer in "Mr. Deeds Goes
to Town" Saturday: Helen Twelve
trees in Spanish Cape Mystery; also
Jack Holt in Dangerous Waters"
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TO END
VETS DOLE

Basing its decision Of the gen.
eral policy Of the Board Of Pub
lie Welfare, the relief committee
Of the board has recommended
that unemployed World War vet
erans who have been given a
bonus must cash and expend it
before they can expect further
help from the relief organization.
The recommendation will be sub
mitted to the full board meeting
on Tuesday.
The committee declared it saw
no need to deviate from the gen
eral policy. Welfare Director FL
wood Street said there were less
than 200 such men. who have
obtained the bonus, and each
case would have to be governed
individually.
He added that case workers
had been instructed to advise re-
lief clients they may use their
bonus in payment of legitimate
debts, for household repairs, a
start in business or similar items.
Asked whether a veteran would
be permitted to lay aside his
bonus in a saving fund for fu-
ture use, Mr.. Street answered he
would not unless "some good and
valid reason for doing so was
advanced"
All persons now on relief are
classed as unemployables. Mr..
Street stated that in cases where
veterans were put off the rolls
until they had expended their
bonus, they might come back
after their funds are exhausted.
He said he knew Of none that
had been put off the rolls thus
far.
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ALEXANDRIA'S
FIRE SYSTEM
INADEQUATE

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 20.
Alexandria city's water supply for
fire protection is inadequate due
to small mains and deficient
hydrants," according to a report
Of the National Board Of Fire Un-
derwriters made public here to-
day.
Also reported was that regula-
tions on explosives and inflam-
mableS vert inadequate.
The rercrt pointed out that q
fire prevention code was being
prepared, that the inspections
by the fire chief here were effec-
tive. and that local conditions
were fair.
ReinSpect Wires
Reporting the electrical condi-
ton of tie city the committee
recommended. that since the city's
electrical wiring supervision had
only recently started that an i'm
mediate reinspection be made Of
all electrical wiring more than
five years old, and that particular
attention be paid to misuse Of
flexible cord and to fusing Of
circuits.
Vast improvements to increase
the local water supply were recon-
mended in the report which asked
an increase in the size Of water
mains; added fire hydrantS Of
larger type and more frequent in
spection Of them: paved locations
on the water front at the end of
each street, with the water at that
point kept at sufficient depth for
pumping, and that all gate valves
and large valves in the local water
system be inspected more fire.
quently.
The report said that while in the
principal mercantile district the
low heights, small areas and good
accessibility was of material ad.
vantage, that this condition was
materially offset by the limited
water supply which made severe
local fires probable.
New System Asked
A modern fire alarm telegraph
system was recommended to re-
place the present system which is
dependent upon good telephone
service.
Discipline and drills, and the
fire methods employed by the local
men, the report cited, are superior
to that common to volunteer or
ganizationS. It recommended, how.
ever, pending such time that the
city may employ a full paid force,
that a paid force Of not less than
five men in each Of companies /
and 2 from a. m. to 10 p. m. and
at such other time that bunk
men are not available, be employed
by the city.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

James o. Meadows, 81. Talcott. w
Va. and Evelyn X. Sims. 10, Talcott.
Moses H. Stokes 81, Lacrosse, Va,
and Mary valentine 80. Richmond, Va.
Edward d. Storm, "a. Baltimore, Md,
and Mildred e. Raum. 25, Frederick, Md.
Harold e. Morehouse, jr., 25, 1901
Massachusetts, Ave, and Frances NJ.
Leighton, %, Belmont. Mass.
Gerald A.. Daley, 81, Burlington, Yer,
Quebec, Canada.
Walter L. McCaddon, 90. 1859 Thir.
teenth st. N w, and Georgiana NAL
donado. 23, 1924 Thirty-ninth st. N. w.
Matthew j. Bartol, 25, Chisholm,
MINI. and Bertha NJ. Mattison, %, CHS
holm, MINI.
George Pollard, 2s, and Marguerite
Brown. 21, both Of $40 Croft Ct. NJ E.
Fondren Chase, 35, 1925 Eleventh St.
n; W.: and Florence Nolan, 80, 427
Kari F. Baldwin, Jr., Is, 1888 CO.
lumbia Rd., and Adelina V. Kuehn, 20,
sauk Rapids. MINI.
Jerome Stevenson 80. 1899 Wiley St.
n E.. and Mary Barber, 25, 10 De-
wilburt L. williams, %. 1910 corcoran
st. N. E., and Bessie Bell, IS. 1918 Floyd
John c. Link, 2s, 1924 Brentwood
Rd. N. E., and Catherine M. Haardt, 26,
Martin e. Lofner, Il. 1929 Forty
seventh Pl. N. W., and Mary e. Cush-
ing, 2l' sos Rolling Rd., Chevy Chase,
Nick Chowlis, 81 and Sylvia Makris,
22 both of 716 F St. s. W.
Russell A. Keller 81, 1917 H st. N. F..
and Louise w. Osborne, IS, 1925 Nichols
Ave. s. E.
Frederick ]. Loskill. 80. Middletown,
Pa, and Mary F. SanFellipo, %, 3311
Fifth st. S. E.
Thomas ]. Reed, 27, and Ethel L.
Profilet. 26 both Of Natchez, Miss.
Kenney H. Hunt, 81 Baltimore. Md,
and Elizabeth A. Freibert, rs. Louis
vile, Ky.
Jahue Capie, 25, Morven, N. c., and
Julia B. Dawson, %, Greenwood s. c.
Richard NJ. Williams, 27, Rockville,
Md, and Ethelyn Ward, %, 1911 Otis St.
Harvey F. Wilsn. ss, Monessen, Pa,
and Mary N. Wilson. IS, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Samuel H. Adams. jr., 20. and Julia A.
Burnett, rs, both of Evanston Ill.
Melvin A. Foreman, 81. 1227h Dun
can st. N. E., and Lillian E. Jones, IS,
~ Defrees st. N. w
Harry Wiles, %, and Judith Cohen,
10, both of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Paul s. Espenshade, 81, Army Medical
Center, and Nina I. Barlow, 86, Madi-
Waldo W. Chandler, 23. Frederick.
Md. and Ruth ]. BYRD, %, 1898
Evarts st. N. E.
Edward N. Raymond, rs. 2f1o Massa-
Robb, 25. 2a1S California St. N. W.
Joseph H. Pier. %, 64s G ST. s. E..
and Frances E. Crismond. IS. s2S St.
s. E
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SEN. FLETCHER
GOES HOME

Accompanied by committees of
Senators and Representatives, the
body of Senator Duncan U.
Fletcher, IT, of Florida, will be
placed on a train this afternoon
en- route to Jacksonville, Fla,
where he will be buried.
The funeral party will be met
by state and city officials and the
body will lie in state in the Jack
sonville City Hall until funeral
services tomorrow afternoon. No
public service will be held either
here or in Jacksonville. Yester-
day close friends of the family
paid their final tribute here.
Burial will be in the family plot
at Jacksonville.
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us Are Graduated
In Accounting Class

Degrees and certificates in &C.
countancy were conferred upon
125 graduates at Benjamin Frank
lin Accountancy School at the
Mayflower Hotel last night, by
Dean Edwin C. BoSworth.
John T. Kennedy, president Of
the school, told the graduates:
Modern accOuntancy consists
Of much more than keeping
score in the game Of business.
Books and records and state
mentS are the means and not
the ends of accOuntancy. To-
day, accOuntancy includes every
element which enters into finan-
cial management. There is
hardly a large corporation in
the United States which does
not have an accountant occupy
ing an executive position Of the
first rank"
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4-H CLUB CAMP
UNDER WAY
TODAY

DR.. C. B. Smith, Assistant Di.
rector, Extension Service, U. S.
Department Of Agriculture; L. I.
Frisbie, of Nebraska, chairman Of
the judging contest committee Of
the All clubs, and Henry s..
Brunner, Department of Rural
Education, Pennsylvania State
College, were the featured
speakers at this mornings ses-
Sions of the All Cubs State lead
ers conference now in progress
here in connection with the tenth
annual National All Club Camp,
which started Wednesday and
concludes June "a. Sessions were
held in the auditorium of the
South building of the U. S. D. A.
AS for the 158 boy and girl
delegates to the Camp, their
program for today included lee
lures on All activities in con-
Servation of wildlife, and five
group discussions this morning,
with an educational tour to Fol
ger Shakespeare Library, the
United States Supreme Court
and the Capitol consuming the
greater part of the afternoon.
DR.. Bell Speaks
At this mornings delegates con.
ference, held from 9:45 until
11:15, DR.. w. B. Bell, Bureau of
Biological Survey, U. S. D. A., and
Mrs. Lillian Cox Athey, authoress,
Of Washington, were the featured
speakers on the conservation of
wild life.
This mornings discussion Of
Limiting Factors in Assuming
Extracurricula Programs" was
led by L. F. Kinney, of Rhode
Island, with the following State
leaders pa1 ticipating: R. w. Black
lock, of Florida; E. G.. Jenkins.
Of Maryland; Elaine Massey, of
Mississippi; j. F. Keim, of Penn
sylvania; T A. Sims, of Alabama;
K. c. Lovejoy, of Maine; Beatrice
C. Boyle, OF Michigan, and Halle
Hughes, of Virginia.
Leaders Of the group discussions
for delegates included Burton
Waugh, Washington; Margaret
TindaI, New Jersey; More Esk-
ridge, Louisiana; Betty Brown,
Kansas, and Ardes ShulStad, Of
Minnesota. Charles Wampler, of
Virginia, presided at the morning
sessions.
Take Nature Hike
Delegates to the camp tomor-
row will take a nature hike
through Rock Greek Park with Dr..
Bell in charge.
Group conferences for women
leaders featured this afternoons
session Of the State leaders.
Tomorrow's educational tour
will take delegates and State
leaders to the U. S. D. A. expert
mental farm at Arlington, Va,
and to the Arlington National
Cemetery.
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DEATHS

Concetta Bovello, 50. II New York
Ave. N. e.
Catherine corcoran. so, 22O H St.
N. E.
Charlotte p. Herman. 10. 215s Cali
fornia st. N. W.
Josephine Hammond. II. Gallinger
Hospital.
Michael s. Burke. a. 2211 Washing
ton Circle.
Margaret Shaw, r. sibley Hospital.
Elizabeth B. Cole, S6, Providence
Hospital
Clariss McFall. so. Gallinger Hospital.
Joseph A. Mulddon. IS, Providence
Hospital.
Clarence E. Pineston, 55. u. s. Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
George E. sheaffer, 81, sos Tenth
st. N. w.
Mabel Mccarthy, 4a, Emergency
Hospital
David Lockard, B. GallinEer Hospi-
tai.
Donald F. Linsdau, IS. Anacostia
River.
Robert johnson, Z months, children's
Hospital.
Ronald Proven. days, National
Homeopathic Hospital.
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BIRTHS

Carroll and Nina Bourne, twin boys
Richard and Rose Larson, boy.
Joseph and Mary Railey, boy.
Wilbur and Charlotte Peck, boy.
Charles and Dorothy Pearson, boy.
Carlton and Daisy Powell, boy.
Ernest and Ida Espinosa, boy.
Edward and Kathryn Turner. boy.
James and Eva Sheldon, girl.
Peter and OLYMPIA Kalivielenos, girl
Gordon and Velma Noah, girl.
Edward and Annie Harrison, girl.
Ben and Lillian Rosa, girl.
Ralph and Mary Curry, girl.
Eugene and Hazel Morris, boy.
BENJAMIN and Frances Carter, boy.
Paul and Frances sutton, boy.
Edward and Angela Horstkemp, boy.
Garard and Marjorie Swops, jr., boy.
Bernard and Media Hrocksaak, boy.
Raymond and Lillian Henderson, boy.
Charles and Eleanor Ryder, girl.
James and Anna Godfrey girl.
Joseph and Kathleen Trott, girl.
Hartman and Pearl Harrison, girl.
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President PLANNING
To Lift Arms Ban Soon

President Roosevelt plans to lift
the arms embargo from Italy and
Ethiopia in the near future, au-
thoritative sources disclosed yes
terday.
The President was represented
to be only awaiting assurances the
fighting is over before withdraw
ing his embargo proclamation, is
sued last october S.
It was held certain the with
drawal will be timed to avoid any
inference of concurrence with lift
ing Of League of Nations sanctions
against Italy.
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Wednesday: Mr.. Deeds Goes to Town"
with Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur.
Thursday and Friday: "A Message to
Garcia" with Wallace Beery and John
Boles. Saturday: Three Godfathers"
with Chester Morris and Irene Hervey.
SYLVAN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Captain January" with Shirley
Temple and Guy Kibbee. Wednesday:
and Kent, Taylor; also. Every satur-
day Night" with June Lang and
Thomas Beck. Thursday and Friday:
'"Ths Bohemian Girl" with Stan Laurel
cSsn cRa oyir tS. tt WIn
also: "The Cattle THIEF with Ken May
nard.
PALM-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
''The Moons Our Home" with Margaret
and Thursday: THE Trail of the Lone
some Pine" with Sylvia Sidney and Fred
McMurray. Friday: Three Godfathers''
with Chester Morris and Irene Hervey.
saturday: THE Voice of Bugle Ann"
with Lionel Barrymore and Maureen
sECO-sunday and Monday: Robin
Hood of Ell Dorado" with. Warner
ooueHlldn GlEl Win Laurel ana ddTuy.
Doctor with Dionne ouintuplets and
Jean Hersholt. Saturday: "Chatterbox"
with Anne Shirley; also, "Sunset Of
Power" with Buck Jones.
ODROME-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Shirley Temple and Guy Kib-
bee in Captain January" Wednesday
and Thursday: Clark Gable and Loretta
Young in Call of the Wild; also. Jack
Haley and Adrienne Maiden in IF Man"
Friday and Saturday: Robert Mont
gomery and Myrna 10y in "Petticoat
Fever; also, Dickie Moore and Eleanore
Whitney in 'Timothy's Quest"
CAMEO-sunday and Monday: Edward
Arnold and Binnie Barnes in suffers
George Murphy in Woman Trap"
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday: Gary
Cooper and Jean Arthur in "Mr. Deeds
Goes to Town" Saturday: Buck Jones
and Beth Marlen in For the Service;
also, Fred MacMurray and Joan Bennett
in Thirteen Hours By Air.
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Fred
MacMurray and Joan Bennett in "Thir-
teen Hours BY Air" Tuesday: Richard
Arlen and Cecilia Parker in "Three Live
Ghosts" Wednesday: Boris Karloff in
Walking Dead" Thursday and Friday:
"The Moon, T "GS o. Home! Home'" Suavad saturday: IN
Warner GLAND and Kaye Luke in
"Charlie Chan At the Circus; also.
Dickie Moore and Eleanore Whitney in
''Timothy's quest"
MILO-sunday and Monday: John
Message to Garcia" Tuesday and
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} Wednesday: Herbert Marshall and Ger
trude Michael in Till We Meet Again"
Thursday: Boris Karloff in Walking
MacMurray and sylvia Sidney in Trail
of the Lonesome Pine"
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday:
Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMur-
ray in THE Bride Comes Home" and
a%TaS in r. rnesday fne ans
Wednesday: Warner Baxter and Gloria
Stuart in The Prisoner of shark
Island" Thursday and Friday: Boris
Saturday: John wayne in "The Lonely
Trail" and Johnny Downs and Betty
Burgess in Coronado"
BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
Richard Dix in yellow Dust" with
Leila Hyams. Tuesday: George Ban
croft in Hell Ship Morgan" with Ann
and Thursday: Eddie Cantor in Strike
Me Pink" with Ethel Norman, Sally
Eilers and Parkyakakus. Friday and
Saturday: Hoot Gibson in "Feud of
the West"
MOTT - Sunday and Monday, Bing
Crosby in Anything Goes" with Ethel
Norman and Charles Ruggles. Tuesday,
Lloyd Nolan in "One-Way Ticket; also
'Hi Gaucho." Wednesday, George
OBrien in "O'Malley of the Mounted"
Thursday. Freddie Bartholomew in PRO
fessional Soldier; also Buck Jones in
Shutdown Rider Friday, Ernest Whit
man and Eta MCDANIEL in Prisoner Of
Shark Island" with Warner Baxter and
Gloria Stuart. Saturday, Ken Maynard
in Cattle Thief"
RAPHAEL - Sunday and Monday.
Clarence Brooks and Ronald Colman in
"Arrowsmith" Tuesday, Walter Con-
molly in Soak the Rich" Wednesday
John Boles in Rose of the Rancho"
Friday and Saturday, Gene Autry in
Comm Round the Mountain"
LINCOLN -" THE Ex-Mrs Bradford"
with Jean Arthur and William Powell
(June 10 to rs, inclusive).
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday, Eric
Won stroheim in The Crime of DR..
20 Rides Again." Wednesday and Thurs
day, Dionne quintuplets in THE Coun-
try Doctor" Friday, Ruth Chatterton
in Lady of Secrets" with Otto Kruger.
Saturday, Ken Maynard in Heroes of
the Range"
REPUBLIC-Janet Gaynor and Robert
Taylor in Small Town Girl" with Bin
ME Barnes and Lewis Stone (June 10
to 25, inclusive).
BOOKER T.-CJune ~ to June %,
inclusive) The Moons Our Home" with
Margaret SULLIVAN and Henry Fonda.
sTANTON-Sunday and Monday "Any.
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pin 'The Lady Consents": Charles Star
rett in "secret PATROL; Silly symphony.
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday: Dou-
BILE feature, Paul Cavanagh in Cham
pagne Charlie" and Rochelle Hudson and
Paul Kelly in The Country Beyond"
Silly symphony. Tuesday and wednes-
Message to Garcia" Thursday: Loretta
Young and Franchot Tone in The I'm
guarded Hour" Friday: Henry Fonda
and Margaret sullayan in MOONS Our
Home" Saturday: Double feature, Will
liam Powell and Jean Arthur in Eek
Mrs Bradford"; June Lang in Every
Saturday Night"
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
and Henry Fonda in ''The Trail of the
Lonesome Pine" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Cary Grant and Joan Bennett in
Big Brown Eyes" Friday: Will Rogers
Wallace Beery and John Boles in ''Mes-
sage to Garcia" Flash Gordon"
HOME-sunday and Monday: Wal
lace Beery and John Boles in Message
to Garcia" Tuesday and wednesday: "I
Married Doctor" with Pat o'Brien and
Her Masters Voice." Friday: Larry
Crabbe in Desert Cold" Our Gang. Sat
urday: will Rogers in Connecticut
Yankee" and Mary Astor and Melvyn
Douglas in "And So They Were Mar
ried," double feature, silly Symphony.
SAV0Y-sunday and Monday: Times
Square Playboy" with Warren william.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Gertrude
Michael in woman Trap" Thursday:
Fay Wray in Roaming Lady" Friday:
Ken Maynard in ''Lawiess Riders" silly
Symphony. Saturday: Bette Davis in
THE Golden Arrow" with George Brent.
TIVOLI-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: william Powell and Jean Arthur
in "Ex Mrs. Bradford" Popeye. Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday: Grace Moore
in 1.-The King steps Out" with Franchot
Tone. Saturday: Francis Lederer and
Ida Lupino in "cne Rainy Afternoon"
Flash Gordon No. 5.
YORK-sunday and Monday: Will
Rogers in Connecticut Yankee; Popeye.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Doretta Young
and Franchot Tone in THE Unguarded
Hour" Thursday: Times Square Play
boy" with Warren william. Friday:
Cary Grant and Joan Bennett in big
Brown Eyes" Saturday: Edward Arm
old and Lee Tracy in Suffers Gold"i
Silly symphony.
PENN-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
william Powell and Jean Arthur in "Ex
Mrs. Bradford: Mickey Mouse. Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday: Grace Moore
in "The King steps Out" with Franchot
Tone; March Of Time. saturday: Gloria
Holden and Otto Kruger in "Dracula's
DaughtOH%
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WARRENTON, Va, June 20.
Three persons, including a Wash
ington telephone operator, were
injured near here today when an
automobile in which they were
occupants left the road on a
curve and crashed into a tree.
Those injured are Miss Mary
Meador, 1900 block Ninth st. N.
w., Washington phone company
employe: William P. Ford Of Bar
croft, Va, and B. W. Weakley
Of Clarendon, Va, the driver.
Ford was the most seriously in.
jured. All were removed to the
county hospital here.
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LICENSED TO MARRY

Mannering o Harvey, 2s, Rowlesburg,
w. Va, and Louise v. LArew, 20, New
burg, w. Va.
James e. Gatewood, 10, 1881 P st.
8. E.. and Evelyn e. Fugitt, Is. 2422
L'Enfant So. S. 4.
Alexander ]. Doyle, 1872 East Capitol
St. and Margaret R. Curtis 81, 1919
Eighth St. N. W.
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HARRY b. WILSON
WILLIAM RYAN

William Ryan, 90-year-old Civil
War veteran, who never was i'll
or ailing until a few weeks ago,
was to be buried today in Rock
Creek Cemetery, following fu-
neral services at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Stanley Wolfe,
6401 Maple Ave-, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Proud Of his record Of never be-
ing Ill, Mr.. Ryan never worried
about death. His father died at
the age Of o., his mother lived
to be SO, and q sister SO. He was
active until a few weeks ago,
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AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Wendy Barrie and James Stewart
in Speed" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Dionne Quintuplets in THE Country Doc
tor" Thursday and Friday: Shirley
Temple in Captain January" Satur.
day: Ann Harding and Herbert Marshall
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WARNER BROS. THEATERs

AMBASSADOR-sunday. Monday and
vided" with Dick Powell. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday: Joel McCrea. Mi
riam Hopkins. and Merle Oberon in
These Three" Silly Symphony. Satur-
day: Charles Collins in Dancing Pirate"
Flash Gordon No. 1. Our Gang.
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DEERING, WILLIAM E.-on wednesday.
June II. 1886. at Mount Alto Hospital.
WILLIAM E. DEERING, the beloved hus-
band of Mary Rose Deering and son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Deering: brother of Mrs.
John P. Loveless OF Washington. D. c.:
Mrs. Stanley p Andrews. Mrs. Harry T..
Duvall and Mrs. Allen h. Merrill. of Bal.
timore. Nd. Late residence 4422 Third
St. N. ".
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest on Saturday.
June 20. 1886. at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Arlington National Cemetery.
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AvALON-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Sylvia Sidney. Fred MacMuEray and
some Pine" wednesday and Thursday:
Bette Davis in "The Golden Arrow"
with George Brent. Friday: Ann Hard.
ing in witness Chair" Edgar Kennedy
comedy. Saturday: Wallace Beery and
John Boles in Message to Garcia"
Flash Gordon No. s.