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The Washington times., 1936-03-07
TO MERGE
LIBRARIES

SILVER SPRING. Nd, March
7.-Librariea scattered through
Montgomery county are consider
ing a proposal to consolidate into
one centrally located library, With
branches In the outlying towns
and districts.
Originally organized By local
clubs OF groups, these 11bfa aries
have depended upon private doTia-
tions to pay operating expenses.
Most Of the work has been done
by members Of tie groups reSpon-
sib1e for their organization. Several
Of the libraries have grown until
further operation on funds raised
through donations is difficult.
Should they consolidate, it is be-
lieved the county could levy d
countrywide tax for its support.
One, the Newcomb Club. Be,
thesda Library, Inc, closed its
doors a week ago after distributing
its books among the schools, and
it is feared If immediate steps are
not taken to provide for the. main
terance Of a countrywide library
the others must follow suit.
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STILL SEIZED,
OMEN HELD

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. March
Five local ana state officers
joirneyed into Caroline cotr1ty last
night and rletted seven prisoners,
one a woman, and a gigantic
moonshinir1g outfit.
Once paid by the state OF vir-
gi1ia for every still they captured,
raiders now get nothing and the
officers going out ON raids refer to
themselves as "tl1e charity squad. y
informed by Bernard Mahon,
commemorative attorney Of caro-.
lire, that the still was believed
to be in operation ana that he
had been unable to secure the ser
vices Of any Of the 50 or more
ABC agents operating in Virginia
local officers, headed by City
Sefgt. J. Conway Chichester, to-
sether with state Officers r. A.
Simms and J. A. Kidd, had no
trouble in locating the outfit and
arresting the alleged operators.
Charles Segar, 27, white, OF
Richmond, was lodged in the Caro-
line Jail, while six Negroes, all
residents Of Caroline, were bailed
for future appearances,
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AIRPORT PLAN
IMPER|LED
CONTINUED from Local PAfe,

CONTINUED from Local PAfe)
called upon to pay any Of the
money, since the airport was for
the city OF washington.
Representatives Jennings Ran.
dolph (DJ, Of west Virginia, and
Jack Nichols tD.J, Of Oklahoma
retaliated with the declaration
that the proposed commission
would decide whether or not the
airport should be financed by the
Federal or District governments.
and that, since the problem has
been pending for 10 years, the
proposition before the House
should be speedily enacted in
order to provide adequate airport
facilities here as soon as possible
They added that it has been the
Congress that has been holding
the legislation UP throughout all
this time.
Arguments also were advanced
by other members that if the $90,-
900 should be expended for
options on land and that then
the commissions feconline eTida tioTs
were not approved by Congress,
that much money would be wasted
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Nancy cart6iI; also Ginger BSssrs, in
~ Psrs9P." T6ufsaEsy aEd FEisday st;y
with Merle Obsr6E ana Herbert MstshSll
IoTn RSRs q csfFSii fSSf' aSd ~ stH B1Sae VIII"
NEW NJ sfREEF-suPdaS and Mon
DAY, Every SiSht at g. with George
Raft and Alice Fay, Tussday, ard
Wednesday, loan Crawford II Il Live
My Life" ThTrsday .snd Fri9aS. "Kihgs
Alice Fsy. saturday. Ken Maynard in
Dun JustfGs'
HIff6Ds6Stt |; -suRdsy; Kay Francis
IN Il Found Ste1lS Parish" Monday and
tuesday Shirley Temple in Sow and
E6rsysr," sIsS asOfS sES!t,, Ests IN s%/ais %SGs
SGs .E MsaS Fas5 eHt Ms F1fEGs WEI i FhTfS H.
Cabbage PStSf,I" afs6 Mdy Robson in
Three Kids and 4 Q9Aen Saturday:
Ciaudetts Colbert il The BtidS Comes
Home"
CAMEO Sunday, Monday ana Tues
day RonaIa ssS3g GGlm3G in a Tale Of Two "
Miriam Hopkins in "ssplsndor." Friday
o. Brien. Saturday: Frances Dee in Gay
Deception" also Charles Bfcktord in
East of Java"
ARCADE-sunday. Monday. Tuesday
a9d Wednssaay SSs hsif3y snd TemRss RREsag
Warner Baxter in King of Rurlesque." >:
Saturday: Buck Jones in Sunset of
Power" also Victor McLaglen in PRO
fessional Soldier"
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RELIEF BATTLE
DEADLOCK IN
MARYLAND

ANNAPOLIS, March T. With
Governor Nice's sales tax proposal
definitely killed by the Senate, the
special session Of the legislature,
called to pass relief legislation ad-
journed today for the weekend.
When the session is resumed
next week the question of continu.
ing the gross receipts tax, which
expires this month, will be taken
up, but promises to bring 4 bitter
city-county fight.
Rural legislators have indicated
they will vote for continuance Of
this measure only If the bill is
amended so each county gets the
amount it pays in taxes.
Claim Own Need Ended
The county members declare
they are content to let Baltimore
City meet its own relief prob
lens. They have none, they say.
declaring that If relief were
ended today there would be no
WdI1L OI SO6A N11AOh'
Baltimore legislators, alarmed
over the turn events have taken,
are planning on Stlmmoning
Mayor Howard Jackson and city
relief heads to tell a joint Ses-
sion Of the thousands out of
work and depending on state
aid.
AS compromise, it was
learned. some members wish to
see the I per cent gross sales
tax reduced to u Of per cent
and broadened in scope.
Warned of U. 8. Aid Laws
Some county members declare
they are willing to pass any tax
legislation Baltimore city desires,
so long as it does not affect the
counties.
Another spur to definite action
was received from Samuel E.
Sl1anaE1an, chairman Of the Board
Of State Aid and Charities, when
he sent q wire warning that unless
the legislature takes some definite
action the state will lose approx
mately $2,O0O, 900 in Federal funds
for old age pensions and depend
ent child welfare work.
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BIRTHS

Ruth and Richard Powers, boy.
John and Polite smith, boy.
Richard and Mary Hubbard, boy.
Robert and Elizabeth 0'Brien, girl
William and Edith Robinson, girl.
William and Lis Mangum, girl.
Philip and Annette Notes, girl.
Robert and Hedwig Newcome, girl.
Charles and Helen Mullen, boy.
Raymond and Mabel White, boy.
Edward and Marjorie Roberts, Boy,
Ralph and Vara Rickdall, boy.
Francis and Theresa Brahler, girl.
Joseph and Isabelle Powers, girl
Lloyd ana verda Becker, Efri.
Daniel and Helen Slattery, girl.
Berbard and Lillian Eller, SiTf.
Arthur and Esther Clark, boy.
Clinton ana Dorothy HowaTa, boy.
William and Sarah Short, boy.
Werner and Sally Massey, boy.
Harold and Jane Carter, girl.
Frank and Catherine williamson
oy.
Aaron and vivian Long, boy.
Nathanial and Josephine Glenn, boy
Frank and Florence Harrison, girl.
Charles and Airline Hughes, GIRL
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Rabies Epidemic
In Western
MARYLAND

OAKLAND, Nd, March Z.
with reports that the epidemic
OF rabies is spreading throughout
western Maryland, the GSttet
county commissioners today or,
dered every dog in the county to
be nuzzled OF destroyed.
Every county officer was ordered
to round UP aIl dogs found with,
out n1uzzles and shoot them Unless
the owners claim them. pay d pen,
atty and agree to put ON d rnuzzle
The rabies epidemic is serious
in this section, it was pointed otit
With II persons now under treat,
n1eft at Homecoming after being
bitten by d mad dog last week.
Two Oakland residents were
treated in December and another
rabid cog was reported on the
streets A few daVS Seo.
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DIET

BUKEY, BENTON MA Gnu DE E-Or
Thursday, March 5. 1885, at Los An
geles. Cal, BENTON MAGRUDER BUKEY.
of Chicago. H., and Vienna. Va, beloved
husband of Adelia Bukey and son of the
late John 8. and Roberts M. Bukey.
Funeral service at Gswler's chapel, 1855
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, at 2 p. m.
OF Monday. March 9.
Interment at Vienna, Va.
DANIEL, WILSON N.-On THURSDAY
March 5. 1885 at ChifdFe6s Hospital
WILSON N. DANIEL. beloved son Of
Funeral services and ipterment strictly
private Cedar Hill Cemetery on Saturday.
March 4 1886 at 8 .. m.
Services by Chsmbers.
FAVELsON, SARAH--On Friday. March
6. 1886 at her residence, 14f1 Twenty
first Street Northwest, SARAH FAVEL-
SON aged seventy years, beloved mother
of Mrs. Abraham Cordover. Mrs. j.; G.
weitzrdSn, of Los Angeles, Cal. and Her
man FaveIson
Funeral from her late residence on Sun
day. March 8. 1896, at 80 D. m.
1ntetmeht OhSv sho1om Cemetery.
HADLEY, ELLEN J.-0n Wednesday,
March 4. 1895. at her residence, 641
Carroll Avenue. Tdk6ma Park. Nd. Ell
LEN j. HADLEY. aged eighty-two years,
beloved mother Of Mrs KSy L. Hendrick
and Mrs. j. s. Clark.
FuneraI services on SATURDAY. March 2,
1886 at 2 $50 D. m, from her late resi-
denee. 641 Carroll Avenue, Tskonha Park,
Nd.
Relatives and friends are invited:
Internneft in Washington Memorial Park
Cemetery.
Services By ChamBerA. ..... ....-
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tday ara Friday; Edn2gGId .!14I Love LoSs and
yalsE5s 5G9'G ssS Pom Fas R.q es6d shd wsFa Ira
day: John wayne n 'Th6 LaEiSss
Ntnstieg. ago .Irs3s sbu5ns and Hugh
sEc6-suRdsy. Monday. Tuesday and
KS1tycEy.". rEGrsdsy; sart6n McLaSs
a4y 4&o rs Fsd gdF.sS ssSrdsg &c Gae' H5sa ssSf fH
Wayne in MAI from IoStstSy" "
BR6ABwAY-syBdsy . and Monday:
fsfsfe KfS9 e BaSpas With "GSSay sSSsGy 4y4G9 sGS9
and Margatstt Callahan wedresday and
TSS ESFiSa$ S wv TRgs*F aSssy az sSd MEFa ss%4
day: wfiIfsm BOYD in "HOpaiO6S Cas-
sidy."
Francis in 81 Found stella Parish" Tues
Say S.s ssG assFy yFsSnE GsSfH Yodth
day: Dean xsger in 'wanderer Of the
Wasteland." Thursday: Edmund Lowe
.LishtRihs STRIFE Strikes" y Friday: stspiG
Fetehit in virginia Judge with W. c.,
Kelly. Saturday: Jack Perrin in Wild
cat saunders.
RAPHAEf-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Captain Blood" with Enrol Flynn
and Lionel Atwill. Wednesday and
Thursday: Buddy Rogers in "Old Man
Foran in 'M6o6nSht on the PfaiFfe"
ROSALIA-Sunday and Monday: Bing
Crosby in ..,'Pwo For Tonight" Tuesday:
T Ene 5udEs Ksy and sdR s'est abd in hSrs
day: Cary Grant and Claude Rains in
Last outpost" Friday: Buddy Rogers
Autry lf IN 'S "saseBfusR TfouBadour.S" Hs
PRINCESS-Sunday and Monday: Will
Rogers in In Old Kentucky" also, La
Frederic March ana Merle obeFon in
The Dark Angel" Thursday and Fri
day: Ronald Colman in The Man Who
Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo" also,
Raquel Torres. Saturday: Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers in Flying Down to
Reno" Gene Autry in The s4gebrush
| Troubadour."
STANTON-Sundaya and Monday, War.
ner GLAND in Charlie Chan's Secret
als9 Marian Nixon in Tango" Tuesday
Thursday and Friday, Ginger Rosers in
I'm Person." with George Brent; -aIso
$1,000 d Minute" with, Roger Pryor
and IsilA Hymns. Saturday, Lee Tracy
in '"FWo-Fisted," with Roscoe KSrnS and
Gan Patrick; also George o'Brien in
The Lone-Star Ranger
ACADEMY - Sunday and Monday
seeaEs seesEs oRssn az MRiS;piriSSE s%Its ts
| Alison sKipworth. Tuesday and wsdnes
day. Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round,'
| with Jack Benny, Gene Raymond and
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ARTHUR E. TURNER

Funeral rites we're held today in
Atlanta, Ca, for Arthur z. Turner,
50-year-old Southeastern Passenger
Association ernploye, who died yes.
terday at his residence in the Hotel
Roosevelt where he had lived for
the past seven years. Mr.. Turner
was in charge Of all troop ana CCC
movements on the railroads Of the
southeast. He was 4 native Of
Philadelphia.
Surviving are his widow and
mother; a step daughter, two sis
ters ana d brother. His death was
attributed to d heart attack.
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MARR1AGE LICENSES

John W. Webster, 81. Alexandra, Va,
and Ruth Lynch, 10, 1T Eleventh
st. N E.
william 4. HasEerty. 80. Marins Bar
racks, and Dorothy p. Wi1Ioushby, 81,
1895 @ st. N. e.
Lester L. Harvey. IS, vando1a, va,
and NotrS c. Hfpp 20, softh Boston.
RoiaSd R. Mccul1oush, "a, and
Vivian v. Gettisr, -, both Of Balti-
John ". Dement,, 10. z1ao @ 81 N. W,
and MARGARET " Barser, rs, 1927
Rhode 1s4and Ave. n ".
John =, Smith, ~, 1917 T st. N: W,
ana Bertha Smith. ~. II Ivy 81. 9. D.
Oliver e. jackson, 30, SIS Twelfth
St N. E., and Edith I. Brooks e. 4z
tohn, j. Jones, 81, 4ss NJ st. NJ. w..
ana Mary n. Bffsbon. 10. 1441 First
chSrlss Davis 81, efs HObart Pl.
y. w., ard Florence Gray, Is, 1885
Walter A. Thompson. q, $40 Forty
sixth St ". f.. and I0Ma woodland, 10.
Milton Padeett, II, s17 P St., N. W,
and HsIsn NJ. Green, q, ST p SO. n. W.
Joseph H. Moss, 23, 302 New York
Ave. n. w., and Gertfuds c6lstoh, IS,
1915 sixth and 4 Half 81. n. ".
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Bridge Glasses Planned

Maxwell L. Johnston, OF the Cul-
beftSon National Studi6s, will be-
gin d course IN contract bridge.
with emphasis on rules for bidding
and hand valuation, under aus
piees Of the Community Center
Department at Central High
School Monday night.
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PROGRAMS IN THE NEIcHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS

ssss% Papsys THgr,Sss %EGs vS,! Rs!0rfs s,i9 Rs
in R'0"S "To0niisSt On the PrairisS5' musical,
"1fSPS"' "TEPSe KIDS and i queen" Jessie Nj;
tRews in. "First, Girl, "AdysntIres q
Frank Merriwell No. l." Mickey Mouse.
CENrRAL--sunday ana Monday: Pres
ton Foster in We're Only Human.
Frank- Bucks FaHk and Claw, g, CARTOON. loon
IN Exclusive story CHIC sale, Major
B9wes, THURSDAY, Ricardo Cortes IN
Man Hunt" COMEDIES. Friday: JOHNNY
Downs in "C6r6EadO," Comedies satur.
acS tyns nsmfs asr0 S"'ffg fPGps5 s9d Pat 0SFSn In
CoLONY-sundsy, Monday and Tues
day: claudstts coIbsEt and Fred Mac,
Murray IN rt The wsdG.t. sFiGs Comes ssa ESnr.
day: John BoIes and GLADYS swart1out
in Rose Of the Rancho" ESat6II COM
edy. Friday: Herbert Marshall in IF
day: SS MeiVyr Douglas in The Lone Woft
Returns" Our Gang comedy.
FIOME-suhday ana Monday: Shirley
Temple in The Littts REBEL" Crime
Warner Baxter and Aiics ,Faye in King
Of Burleasqtis," March Of TIME. Thurs
day: Josephine Hutchinson in The, Mel
eS e$S Hr hs$ S4ssss 2G f593y K SSRS bS BSSSs
burn in Sylvia Scariett" Jack Holt IN
Dangerous Waters" AdV&nuttes Of
Frank MsrtiweIl, Silly Symphony.
sAVOY-sunday and Monday: Melvyn
Douglas and Gail Patrick in Lone Wolf
Returns Keaton comedy. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Shirley Temple in 'The
Little Rebel" technicolor. Thursday:
in 0f
Time. Friday: Dick Foran in Song of
the Saddle" Our Gang and Silly Sym
phony comedies Saturday: Wallace
Besry and Lionel Barrymore in "Ah,
Wilderness" Bob Hope comedy.
fIvoLI-sunday. Monday, Tussday
ana Wednesday: Eddie Cantor in
Strike Me Pink; Silly symphony.
Thursday and Friday: Margaret sulfa-
Tough Guy; Adventures Of Frank
Merriwell," No. 2; Edgar Kennedy
comedy.
Dickens "A Tale Of Twe eitit5S;
Silly symphony. Tuesday and wsdbss-
| day: Jean Harlow in riff - RatH' !;
novelty. Thursday: Josephi6S HutShiR-
son in The The Melody Lingers &';
saturday: victor MEEaSieS il "FFSfSs.
ii0nal Soldier; cartoon.
'ENN-sundEy Sf6Rs4y and Tues:
phony. Id % Wednesdsy' TRSF;day9 9'S AND 0Ffi- FPi-
Day Hsii p.E #2Etgd +5fsst s R:tt; ;s.as RaEt'
Tough GUY; chafHS Chase comedy;
cartoon:
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sTATE-Supday and Monday. Ronald
%se THas sroRs sRe s isaf InF T Monte 9s ar
Thesday- ind wsdnesdSy, LhS P6Rs ana
Henry Fonda in, 7 Dream Too Much" :"
Thursday and Friday, Joe Pe9nner and
Jack oakis in "Colleeiats." saturdaay
Smoke Range"
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday. wal
lace Beery and Lionel BarryhoEe in All,
W 6aDs TGs'da5 s bats ans gsdPSsdsy eSdRs e.
sEsf. GsF3sF afso 'nS Evelyn Tsaabfs nan in vzsS
Sgfna sSnG Icy foy in RBaS @WbiPssSw. sasdrdsy, y,
Allison Skipworth in Hitch HIKE Lady" !:
aIso Peter 3. Kyne's Gallant Defender"
rted ScSkHns6sdP tstsFs ad sf6Gf e T. k5ssFs ss9ys Il
'"Fop Hat
"ThS Bride Comes Home" with Claud-
etts Colbert and Fred MacMurray.
BOOKER t March to u lin
clusive): Magnificent Obsession'' with
Irene Dunno and Robert Taylor.
EAEtAyNsuntaz 81 yg1.5s ne sD and ua1s
"show Them NS Mercy Wednesday !:
Betty Burgess and Johnny Downs in
James csgnex and Pat saty 0'Erien in "ceil.
ing zero" "a aturday: William Boyd in
"The Eagles Brood"
HowARD-on stage: In person.
Clauds Hopkins and his. orchestra With
Orlando RobeSofI. On screen: You May
Be ,Next" with Ann Southern and Lloyd
Noland.
JFssEsunday and Monday; Tale
of Two Cities with Ronald Coln1an. and
E1fzabeth Allan. TUESDAY: = FeatRsr
1RR %ay and T5'F FFhgss EtR HiSsS EGsP
with Joe Penner and JACK oakie.. FRI
day: Treasure Island with Wallace
Bsety -ahd. Jackie ac6opet, Saturday:
Ricardo cortez and Mary Astor
SYIvAN-sunday, Monday. tuesday:
'Littlest Reber' with Shirley Temple and
h b Rf WRdsrness 'nSsiRiS WithS MaaIlasa Nj BeeFy
and Lionel .Barrymote. Friday: Miss
Pacific Fleet, with Joan BlondeH and
Glenda FarfeH. saturday: Crime and
Peter nLorEs; also. western Courage
with Ken Maynard.
PALM1sunday AND MONDAY. s.; miss
Giends Farrell. Tussday sSd Wsdnes;
day, Collegiate with, joe, Penner and
the Table with Carol lombard and
"striKg Ne Pink" With Eddie Cantor
and Ethel Mertnan.
CAROLINA A-sunday and Monday:
cSas eSSRis na also. EafSs Wtifiaa liam HaktHelil +
wednesday: Sir Guy Standing and Tom
Brown in Annapolis Farewell" Thurs
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MAI. GEN. WILLIAM wEIGEL
BENTON NJ. BUKEY

Last rites for Benton NJ. Bukey
57-year.o1d railroad executive, who
died Thursday In Los Angeles,
will be held Monday from the
Gawler funeral chapel. 1nterment
will be in Vienna, Va, his former
home.
Mr.. Bukey was assistant pas.
senger traffic manager of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway. A native Of West Viz
ginia, he came to washington
during the World War Is assist.
ant director of inland traffic for
the Navy Department.
His death Occurred only a few
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-Sund Monday and
Tuesday: Paul NUM- in The Story of
Louis Pasteur" with Josephine sHutchfn-
son, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Robert Taylor and Irene Dunno IN "Mag-
nifioent Obsession Saturday; Franchot
Tone and Madge Evans in Exclusive
Story; Edgar Kennedy comedy.
APOLLO-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Claudette Colbert and Fred Mac
Murray in The Bride Comes Home;
Mickey Mouse. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy IN
Riff Raff'; Charley Chase comedy. Fri
day: Franchot Tone and Madge Evans IN
Exclusive story" Saturday: Melvin
Dougles in The Lone Wolf Returns" i;
Anne Shirley in "Chatterbox"; cartoon.
AvAL0N-sunday, MONDAY and Tues
day: Clapdetts, Colbert and Fred Mac
Murray in The Bride Comes Home"
March of Tune. Wednesday and Thurs
day; Jean Harlow and Spencer Tracy in
Marshall III II you colld Only Cook i;
Crime DOESN'T Fay" Saturday; Maivyn
Douglas IN '.Ths Lore W6h Returns Ad-
ventures OF Frank rMerfiwelf No. .;
Edgar Kennedy comedy.
AVENUE -6RAND-sunday ana Mon
day: Alice Faye anS WafGeE Baxter in
King Of Burlesque," MARCH of Time.
Tuesday and Wednesday: wallace -Beery
and Lionel B4rrymorS in "Ah, Wilder
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hours before he was scheduled TO
testify before the California state
railroad commission.
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BOOKER t. March 6 to II I'm
clusive): Ma gnificent obsession" with
Irene Dunno and Robert Taylor.
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REFBBhf6-March 6 is -. inclusive,
"ThS Bride Comes Home with Claud-
ette Colbert and Fred MacMurray.
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A.G.HERRMANN
BURIAL RITES
HELD HERE

Last rites were held today for
August George Hermann, for the
past 2S years one Of the leading
civic lights of Washington, who
died Thursday at his home, 1901
E1licott st, N. W. The services
were held from the residence with
burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
For more than 20 years Mr.
Herman was president OF the
Southeast Citizens Association and
was credited with having played q
pioneering part in many important
improvements in that part Of the
city.
Until 1882 Mr., Herman was &C.
lively associated with the affairs
of the Hermann Ginger Ale Com
pany, which was founded by his
father. His son, William F. Herr
mann, is now vice president and
treasurer Of the concern.
Beside his son, Mr.. Hermann
is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Annie S. Miller Hermann; a
daughter, Mrs. Freda y. Murray
and two grandchildren.
MAI. GEN. WILLIAM WEIGEL
Full military honors viii mark
the burial in Arlington National
Cemetery today Of Major Gen. Viii
liam Weigel, u. 6. A., retired, who
died wednesday on Governors S
Island, N. Y. General Wefgel com
manded an overseas division In the
World War. Senator A. Harry
Moore, OF New Jersey, ana Gen.
John j. Perslfing are listed among
the honorary pail bearers.
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LfNCOLN-March & to Il, inclusive,
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in
''Fop Hat
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VNJ CHAN, JAMES T.-on THURSDAY.
March 5. 1885. at his residence, 200 T
beloved husband Of Lou1a Vaughan and
father OF James Frederick Vaughan. George
j. Vaughan and Dudley j. Vaughan.
Funeral services from his late resldenoA.
200 T Street Northeast, on Saturday.
March T. 1886. at 2 p. m.
Relatives ana friends invited
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by Chambers Company South.
east funeral hnnae
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HoWARD-On stage: In person.
Clauds Hopkins and his orchestra with
Orlando RobeSoH. On screen: You May
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wyERS"ANi MeS ! 1859 k9Us y. 9R 7ssdeaGe FenraaE aSEs
Sixth St, 4, W. W. 19tf1s D. #UR6EMIE.
beloved husband Of Josephine Ada wuFde.
man and father of Roy WurdemaR. Joseph
mains resting at the " W. Chambers
Co. funeral home. Fourteenth and ChapfH
SITS. n W.
1885. at a. M. from the ". W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapln 81.
N. W. Relatives and friends are invited.
Interrhent Glenwood Cemetery.
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ACADEMY - Sunday and Monday,
George, O'Brien in whispering Smith
SpeaKS'; also Hitch Hike Lady with
Alison skipworth. Tuesday and wednes-
day. Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round," ,"
with Jack Benny, Gene Raymond and
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WAGNER, BESSIE s.-On Saturday.
March Z, 1886. BESSIE S. WAGNER. be-
niington. Del Mrs. B. A. White of Park.
ersbure ". Va. and Mrs Nora N. Orrell.
of Frostburg, Nd. Remains resting at tho
". w Chambers Company Southeast fu-
neral home 517 Eleventh Street Southeast.
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter
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CA r IN A-Sunday and Monday:
George Burns and Oracle Allen in Hers
C6n1sS Cookie" also. William RakswelI
in "HaPpihess C. o. B." Tuesday and
Wednesday: Sir Guy Standing and Tom
Brown in Annapolis Farewell" Thurs
The Washington times., 1936-03-07

STRCDER. ARLENE-On Thursday. March
5. 1885 at Alexandra Hospital Alex
andria Va ARLENE STRUDER ased "a
years beloved daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Biehr
Funeral services on Monday. March :.
1886, at 9 p. M, from her parents resi-.
dence in LiTlcolnia Va.
Interment Bethel Cemetery. Alexandra.
The Washington times., 1936-03-07

V
ARRANGEMENTS by the Cunningham fI-
neral home S09 Cameron St.. Alex sndria,
The Washington times., 1936-03-07

SkC6 rl9'n. iss ssfs sI17.I esSEE1a sSFias 4Ss Ss
MAJ. 1P. nj. Double Feature! Richard
3rIef. in "The Calling of Dan Matthew'S;
AISo-J6hr Carroll and Steffi Duna n
"Hi GaaE1i0." Chap. 6 THE Roaring
west" wit6 Buck Jones. Universal
The Washington times., 1936-03-07

Sc in r"Psyf %ssv From nG! RtoFis ttr9 e.:
Dionns QuintupIsts, Friday: Dick .FcraI
in Moonlight On the Prairies' musical,
cartoon. Saturday: May Robson in
Three Kids and i Queen" Jessie Ma.
Frank Merriweil No. l." Mickey Mouse.
Evening star., 1936-11-01

'pay-envelope propaganda" against
the social security act.
Those who used to have passkeys
are not happy" he said. Some of
them are desperate. Only desperate
men with their backs to the wall
would descend so far below the level
of decent citizenship as to foster the
current pay envelope campaign
against Americas working people.
"Only reckless men, needless Of
consequences, would risk the disrup-
ton of the hope for a new peace be-
tween worker and employers by re-
turning to the tactics of labor spy"
He said it was an amazing paradox
that the very employers and pol
i:icians and newspapers" who talk
most loudly Of class antagonism and
the destruction of the American sys-
tenn now undermine that system by
this attempt to coerce the votes Of
the wage earners."
Except for this angle of the cam
paign, Mr.. Roosevelt said he pre-
ferred to remember the 1896 elec-
tioneering only as hard-fought, not
bitter because there should be no Bit
terness nor hatred where the sole
thought is the welfare Of the United
States"