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The Washington times., 1936-07-25

} Wednesday: Warner Baxter in robin
Hood Of Ell Dorado; also Ann Harding
Friday: Carole Lombard in Love Be-
fore Breakfast: also Loretta Young in
The Unguarded Hour" Saturday:
Fred MacMurray in ia Hours by Arr {:
also Anne Shirley in THE Chatterbox."
ACADEMY-sunday and Monday: The
Dionne ouintuplets> in THE Country
Doctor" with Jean Hersholt: FRANKIE
and Johnnie" with Chester Norris,
Helen Morgan: Tuesday and wsdnes-
Woman" with Jean Parker. Charles
Bickford. Thursday and Friday: Will
liam Powell in Rendezvous" with Rosa
lind Russell, Binnie Barnes. Saturday
Charles Dickens immortal story Of
HIPPODROME - Sunday. Monday.
Tuesday. and Wednesday: Robert Tay-
lor. Janet Gaynor- in Small Town Girl"
m dc,isI and Friday: George Brent,
Mrs: Ames'; also Guy Kibbee. Warren
Hull in THE Big Noise" Saturday:
Fred MacMurray, Sylvia Sidney in ''The
Trail Of the Lonesome Pine"
CAMEO--sunday and Monday (return
engogemenO: Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur
in Mr.. Deeds Goes to Town" Tuesday:
George Brent, Madeline Carroll in Cease
Against Mrs. Ames." Wednesday: Ed
mund Lowe Virginia Bruce in Garden
Murder Case" Thursday and Friday:
Dick Powell, Marion Davies in "Hearts
Divided" Saturday: Ken Maynard in
Western Courage" also Jack Haley in
''FMan."
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Jean
Hersholt, Don Ameche in "Slns of Man"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Edward q.
Robinson Joan BlondelI in Bullets or
Ballots" Thursday and Friday: Joe q.
Brown, Joan Blondell In SONS O'Guns."
Saturday: Charles Bfckford in pride Of
Marines" also Robert Montgomery Rosa
lind Russell in Trouble for Two"
MILO-sunday and Monday: Dick
Powell. Marion Davies in Hearts Dr.
yided." Tuesday: Jan Kiepura, Gladys
Swarthout in Give Us This Night"
Wednesday and Thursday: Joe E.. Brown,
Joan Blondell in Sons O'Guns." Friday !:
All Comedy Program with Laurel and
Hardy, Popeye, Our Gang: Fred Mac
Murray. Joan Bennett in Thirteen Hours
BY Air." and Clusters Last stand"
The Washington times., 1936-07-25
LICENSED TO MARRY

Leonard Einhom u. Second st. N.
E., and Irene F. Miles. 10, 4ss Maryland
st. s. W.
John A. Newcomb, 80, s1s sixteenth
st. N. W.. and Alma N. Brown, 20, 23S
Lloyd Young. 81. Ss2s sixteenth st.
N. W., and Mary L. Matthews, 20, 5ssS
Jay st. N. =.
John q. Madden, II, IS sherman Ave,
and Nellie J. Lynch, 90, II Sherman
Circle.
william Dent ~, s1o1 Leroy Pl. N. W.,
ana Helen Kirkpatrick. IS. 21oI Leroy
Pl. N. W.
william x. Jenkins. q, and Anna H.
James T. Alien 81 1909 corcoran
lSl3 Vernon st. N. w.
Margan H: Hall, 3t. Navy Yard, and
Mary c. MCGOWAN, 30, Rochester, n. Y.
Thomas e. Pilkerton, 81, 1891 Fifth
st. s. E.. and Madeline A. RaulSton, Is,
l425 Montella Ave. y. E.. ..
and Lillian P. TealI, 81, Lorton. Va.
James e. Mayberry, II. Mclean, Va.
and Eleanor r. smallwood, Is, 40s5
Gault Pl. N. K.
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zONING BOARD
|. SHOWS TREND
OF BUILDING

SILVER SPRING, Nd, July
25.-Indicati6ns that Montgomery
county's building construction
boom of the past IL months will
continue undated were given
here today when the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission approved q num-
Der Of final subdivision record
plats to provide additional build.
ing space.
Final subdivision records on
which the Park and Planning
Commission stamp Of approval
was placed were as follows:
"Overbreak," subdivision, 10
Gated ct Bethesda, Md, the plat
was piled by the Newbold De.
7elopment Company, according to
Irving c, Root, chief engineer Of
the park commission.
"Westhaven" Planned
"Westhaven," located in block
8 section !, on Massachusetts,
Avenue extended. Plat filed by
the, Loughborough Development
Company.
"Hillandale," located In section
I near Avenel. Nd. filed by Mer.
rift Lockwood.
Huntington Terrace" petition
filed by Waggaman and Brawner,
Inc, Of Washington, to resub-
divide block 3, 4, 6 and 7 near
Bethesda, and the Howard Grit.
fifth addition to Woodside park,
near Silver Spring, Md.
Several preliminary subdivision
plats were tentatively approved
by the commission pending the
filing Of final plat records. They
were aS follows:
English Village" in Bradley
Hills at Wilson Lane and Aber.
deem Road, q petition to resub-
divide lot rs block 10, filed by C.
r. French.
"Woodside Park" petition filed
by r. H. BreSt. to resubdivide lot
!, block /. section /.
"Westage," located on MasSa.
chusettS Avenue extended, to sub
divide blocks z and r. filed by the
Central Building Company, Of
washington, and another filed by
the same company to resubdtvide
lots Is to 20, inclusive, In block
A, Of the WeStgate tract.
Petition filed by Charles M. Nc
Culloch to resubdivide lot /, block
e, section 4. Woodside Park. was
also approved.
VIII Erect Shop
The park commission during
yesterdays session approved the
issuance Of building permit to
w. G. Murphy, Of Mount Rainier,
Md, to erect a sheet metal shop
on Rhode Island Avenue near
Eastern Avenue, Mount Rainier,
Md. The recommendation Of the
park commission will be forwarded
to the board Of county commits
sioners Of Prince Georges county
for final action.
A petition to rezone Q part Of
Q two acre tract Of land located on
the Defense Highway near Lam
ham. Md, from residential "a" to
commercial ID" was approved.
The petition was filed by Robert
B. Hardin.
The other rezoning petitions ap-
proved by the park commissioners
were: One filed by Thomas z.
Shaw, Of Silver Spring, Md, to re-
zone from residential "a" to COM
mercial 3D." lots 2 8, and 4, block
3, Meadowood, near Colesville,
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% woolsey. Saturday: "o'MalIey Of the
Mounted" with George oBrien.
sECO-Sunday and Monday: William
ans ' Suesday Margaret Sullivan
and Henry Fonda in THE Moons Our
Home" Wednesday, Thursday: Bette
Davis. George Brent. in THE Golden
Feather in Her A Hat" also warner GLAND
in Charlie Chan at the Circus" satur-
day: Wallace Beery, Barbara Stanwyck.
John Boleg in "A Message to Garcia"
Range"
CAROLINA-sunday, Monday: Al
Jolson and Ruby Keller in go into
Your Dance" Tuesday. "Wednesday:
Msrlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in
Eyetett. Horton and Peggy Conklin IN
Her Masters Voice." also Lloyd Nolan
and Walter Connolly in ''one-Way
T1eks =. saturday thn John wayne GIN in
Raymond and Wendy Barrie in Love
On q Bet"
sTANTON-Sundaya and Monday: Will
Rogers in "A Connecticut Yankee" also
Ann Harding in THE Witness Chair"
''Klondike Annie" Thursday and FRI
day: william Powell, Myrna 10y in
Evelyn Prentice" also Reginald Denny
in Midnight Phantom" Saturday: The
Farmer in the DELI with Fred Stone.
"Lawless Riders"
JESSE-Sunday and Monday: "show
Boat" with Irene Dunn. Allan Jones.
Tuesday and Wednesday: "Show Boat"
day; Jean Hersholt in 1.-THE Sins of
Man" Friday: Suffers Gold" with
Edward q. Arnold, Lee Tracy. Saturday:
Cary Grant,. Jean Bennett. in big
Brown Eyes"
sYLvAN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Ronald Colman, Claudstte Colbert
in Under Two Flags" Wednesday:
Chester Morris, Madge Evans in 'Moon-
light Murder" Thursday: Will Rogers
Friday: VIII Rogers, Myrna 10y, in "a
Connecticut Yankee" also serial. Satur-
day: Otto Kruger in "Dracula's Daugh-
ter" also Lew Ayres. Florence Rice in
Panic on the Air."
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Miriam Hopkins, Merle oberon. in
'These Three" Wednesday: Here
Comes Trouble" with Paul Kelly, airline
Judge, also Every Saturday Night"
day and Friday: Will Rogers in "A Con-
Romero, Rochelle Hudson. in "Show
Them No Mercy and william Boyd,
Jimmy Ellison In "Call Of the Prairie"
FATRLAWN - Sunday ana Monday:
Joe e. Brown, Joan Rlondell in "Sons
O. Guns" Tuesday: Margaret Lindsay,
Warren Hull in 1.-THE Law in Her
Hands," Wednesday: Charles Collins.
Thursday: Return engagement Of Gary
Cooper in "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.
Friday: harry Buster" Crabbe in "Des-
ert Cold" Saturday: Lyle Talbot. Mary
Aston in Trapped by Television," Matt
dom"
STATE-usunday and Monday: william
Powell II "Ex-Mrs. Bradford; also
Metropolitan Nocturne." Tuesday and
The Washington times., 1936-07-25
'G-MEN' SAVED
$34,70O,O00
IN YEAR
BY J. EARLE MosER

Cases handled by the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation totaled
more than $S4,700.000 in property
recoveries and savings to the Gov
eminent during the fiscal year
which ended June 80, Q memo
randum Of accomplishments is
sued by Director ]. Edgar Hoover
revealed today.
The fiscal review, which showed
q total Of 3,905 convictions Sc
cured in cases in which special
agents Of the bureau performed
investigative work, gave Mr.. Hoo
ver's force q profit ratio of
seven dollars to one in the assets
saved for both the public and pri-
vate citizens, inasmuch as oper-
ating costs for the year totaled
approximately 100000.
The bureaus record for recov-
ering stolen automobiles contin.
ued at the high peak which it has
maintained since enactment Of the
National Motor Vehicle Theft Act
in 1919, 2,496 cars valued at more
than $1,000, 900 being restored to
their owners after having been
purloined. Since 1919, it was re-
vealed. recovered cars have
reached q total Of 42,121 due to
sharpness Of the Omen"
Interesting statistics in regard
to the convictions secured also
were made public. OF the 3,905
criminals apprehended by Govern
ment agents activity, two received
death sentences. nine went up"
for life. and the remainder re-
ceived sentences totalng exactly
1l,O6T years, two months and
seven days. Convictions in cases
investigated by bureau employees
reached "a per cent, q batting av.
erage Of which Mr.. Hoover is
justly proud.
Kidnapping. the phase which
has given the F. B. I. most Of its
past publicity, has produced IS
cases since passage Of the Fed
eral kidnapping law in 1882 and
every one has been solved. Convic-
tions against 1853 persons have
been secured and Is await trial
at present, and sentences for this
crime include four death penalties
and 81 life terms in prison.
The bureaus fingerprint d.
vision, at present embroiled with
q union over alleged personnel In
justices. had 6,094, 916 sets Of fin
gerprints on file July / Of this
year, and during the fiscal period
received 1921, 047 is, identifying
50 Tor cent Of the criminal prints
received. Included in those re-
cetved during the year were more
than 10000 civil service records
and $4,000 given to the bureau
by citizens for inclusion in what
is known as the civil Identification
files.
The bureau during the year also
inaugurated q national stolen
property file, in which is recorded
information, descriptive data and
facts surrounding the theft Of
property. Director Hoover is hop
ing to expand the file so that it
will be as complete eventually as
criminal histories now recorded
with the bureaus Identification
division. The report also reveals
that representatives Of 81 munic-
ipal, county and State law enforce
ment organizations are in attend
aHlce at the third session Of the
r. B. I. National Police Academy.
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JUSTICE GROUP
SUSPENDED
Continued from Local Page)

Continued from Local Page)
Of Investigat on" appearing in a
local newspaper several days ago.
One member Of the council,
however, said that the Justice
lodge has become infiltrated with
New Deal radicals, who are pur-
suing their usual tactics Of agita-
tion," and added that there are
enough 100 per cent Americans in
this Government organization to
eventually throw them out alto
gether."
During the District department
meeting, boots, catcallS and chal-
lenges to physical combat reigned
when a proposal to take action on
the resignation Of President E.
Claude Babcock was offered.
Evenly divided on Babcock's re-
tention or ousting, the meeting
finally decided to table the motion
until the September convention.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

} Margaret e. Rick. 80. 11O PsnnsyI-
vania Ave. N. W.
Clarence O. Degman, Sc, 1870 PennsyI-
vania Ave. s. Il.
John 7. Kennedy. IS. 1909 Georgia
Ave. n. W.
Anna Duke. 81, 1850 Fourteenth St.
Joseph D. FrazOnl. 50. New Post Of
Louis v. Payne, 81, s1s B st. s. z.
Charles w. Kolb, S., Providence Hos
pital.
Doris D. Mitman. Il. .44Os KlinEls st.
Ruth P. Ward. IS. ssss New Hamp.
shire Ave.
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BIRTHS

Martin and Catherine Douley. twins,
BOY and girl.
Harold, and Effis Smith, boy.
Charles and Emma DeLashmutt, boy.
Thomas and Sally Jackson, boy.
Andrew and Coda Horn. boy.
Thomas and Gladys Kastenek, boy.
Jesse and Hazel corcoran. boy.
Victor and Estelle Carlson, girl.
Charles ana Grace waple, girl.
Francis and Hazel Heaton, girl.
Ralph and Mary West, girl.
Donald and Matilda Hay, girl.
Stanley and Katherine Phillips, girl.
Ernest and Jessie Penley, boy.
Leonard and Helen Hicks, boy.
George and Geraldine Anderson, boy.
Emory and Ethel Eslin, boy.
Francis and Virginia Galope, boy.
Albert and Margaret Thompson, girl.
Elmer and Louise Stark, girl.
William and LaRayne Coteler, girl.
Edward and Vivian Leech, girl.
John and Edna Tabor, girl.
John and Emma Hollis, girl.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

B Friday. CarolS Lombard and Fred
MacMurray in The Princess Comes
Across; Song Of q Nation. Saturday:
Jane Withers and Tom Brown In Gen
tie Julia"
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Murder by an Aristocrat," with
Lyle Talbot and Marguerite Churchill;
Song Of a Nation. Tuesday and
Howard IN Border Flight" Thursday:
Herbert Marshall andl Gertrude Michael
in Forgotten Faess" Friday: Frances
Farmer and Colin Tapley in TOO Many
Pa. Parents" Saturday; Ken MAYNARD in
and Tom Brown in Gentle julia
CENTRAL-Sunday and Monday: SyI-
via Sidney and Spencer Tracy in Fury"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Marion Davies
in Hearts Divided: Silly Symphony.
ing in Absolute Quiet" Friday and
Saturday; Edward G. Robinson in But
let's or Ballots" with Joan Blondell:
Popeye.
COLONY-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Irene Dunn and Allan
Jones in "Show Boat" Thursday and
Friday: Carole Lombard and Fred Mac
Murray in THE Princess Comes Across;
Song Of a Nation. saturday: George
HoME-sunday and Monday: Irene
Dunn and Allan Jones in SHOW Boat"
Omsry ana aad ROssns IN
For Two; Chase comedy. Thursday:
Herbert Marshali and Gertrude Michael
in Till We Meet Again" Friday:
Rs Hd ia IGns Of
Guard Saturday: Lyle Talbot and Mary
Aston in Trapped By Television";
Rochelle Hudson and Paul Kelly in THE
Country Beyond"
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday: Herbert
Marshall and Gertrude Michael in IT'LL
We Meet Again" Tuesday and Wednes-
Joel McCrea in "These Three" Thurs
day: big Noise" with Guy Kibbee and
Warren Hull. Friday: Bob Steel in Trail
of the Terror; Mickey Mouse. Saturday:
Mrs. Bradford"
TIVOLI-Sunday and Monday: Carole
Lombard and Fred MacMurray in The
Princess Comes Across" March of Time
Tuesday and wednesday: Alfred Lunt
and Lynn Fontanne in 1.-The Guardsman" /;
Song of Nation" Thursday and FRI
day: Edward G. Robinson in Bullets or
Ballots'' with Joan Blondell. saturday:
Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland in
early To Bed
YORK-Sunday and Monday: Claudette
Colbert and Ronald Colman in "Under
Two Flags" Mickey Mouse. Tuesday and
wednesday: Robert MONTGOMERY and
Rosalind Russell in Trouble For two;
Changing OF the Guard" Thursday:
Jean Hersholt In ''Sins OF Man" Friday:
Mary Astor and Melvyn Douglass in "And
So They Were Married" Saturday: Rich
ard Dix in Special Investigator;
Flash Gordon No. 81
PENN-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Edward G. Robinson in Bullets or Bal
lots" with Joan Blondell; Popeye.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray in
THE Princess Comes Across, March Of
Time" saturday; Richard Dix IN "sps-
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

TAKOMA-Sunday: Robert Montgom-
cry and Rosalind Russell in Trouble
for Two" Monday and Tuesday: Fran
els Lederer in Zone Rainy Afternoon
and Frank Morgan in Perfect Gentle
man. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Ronald Colman and Claudette Colbert
in Under Two Flags" Saturday: Rich
ard Dix in Devils Squadron" and John
Arlego in Two in Revolt"
LINCOLN-July "a to July 50. inclu-
sive: Madelaine Carroll and George
Brent in THE Case Against Mrs. Ames."
REPUBLIC-July "a to July 80, incIu;
Young in ITS Love Again."
BOOKER T-July "a to July 80, inclu-
sive: Francis Ledered in "One Rainy
Afternoon" with Ida Lupino and Roland
Young.
BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday:
Paul Kelly and Rochelle Hudson in The
Country Beyond" also BLACK Network: 4"
Tuesday: Charles Bickford in Pride
day: Robert Taylor and Janet Gaynor
in Small Town Girl" Friday and
Saturday: Buck Jones in 'The Cowboy
and the Kid" also Chapter IL, "Adven-
lures Of Frank Merriwell."
MOTT-sunday and Monday: War;
ner Baxter in robin Hood Of Ell
Dorado and Duke Ellington's "Rhap-
Fog.' and 'The Thoroughbred" wednes;
day: Bill Boyd in Federal Agent" and
Chapter IL. Adventures Of Rex and
Rinty. Thursday: Gene Autry IN
"singin' Cowboy" ana Another Face
in 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" satur.
day: Hoot Gibson in Riding AVenger,
and Chapter 10. Adventures Of Frank
Merriwell."
RAPHAEL-sunday. Monday: Lew
Ayres and Florence Rice in Panic on the
Air" Tuesday: Jane Withers in Gentle
Julia" Thursday: Joan Bennett ana Fred
MaSMurEsy II se T Ps1rn 5 by
Justice" and Chap. Fighting Marines"
ROSALIA-sunday. Monday: Wallace
Berry, Barbara Stanwyck in "A Message
Mystery with Reginald Denny and Chap
II Adventure of Rex & Rinty." Wejnes.
day, Thursday: Marlene Dietrich and
Gary Cooper in Desire" Friday: Cert
rude Michael in Woman Trap. satur;
and Capt. IL Adventures Of Frank Merri-
WE'LL"
PRINCEss-sunday. Monday: Wallace
Berry. Barbara stanwyck in A Message
ismy in Roaming Lady, Tuesday:
Wednesday: Richard Arlen and Berry
Mercer in 'Three Live Ghosts" Also
Carol Lombard in Love Before Break
fast" Thursday. Friday: Will Rogers in
"a Connecticut Yankee; ''Dancins
Feet" with Ben Lyon. Special matinee
Thursday: Ken Maynard in "Lawlesl
Riders" Saturday: William Gargen in
NAVY Born" and Gene Autry in 'Tht
Singing Cowboy"
NJ STREET-Sunday, Monday: 'These
Three" with Miriam Hopkins. Joel Nc
Crea. Merle Oberon. Tuesday, Wednes
day: showed Under" with George
Brent, Genevieve Tobin; also ITO Beat
the Band" with Hugh Herbert Helen
Frederick Thursday. Friday: ''SeveI
Keys to Sllpate." with Gene Raymond
The Washington times., 1936-07-25
WARNER BROS. THEArERs

AMBASSADOR-Sunday Monday and
Tuesday: Joe q. Brown in "Earth-
worm Tractors" with June Travis and
Guy Kibbee. Wednesday and Thursday:
Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy in
Fury" Friday: Alfred Lunt and Lynn
Fontanne in THE Guardsman." Satur-
day: Robert Young and Betty FurnesO
in Three Wise Guys"
APOLLO-Sunday, Monday ana Tues
ray: Marion Davies in Hearts Di-
vided," with Dick Powell: Song of q
Nation. Wednesday and Thursday |:
Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy in
Fury; silly symphony. Friday: Rob
ert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell in
Trouble for Two; Major Bowes. sat
urday: Jean Hersholt in Sins of Man"
and His Majesty Bunker Bean" with
Edward Nugent and Lucille Hall: double
feature.
AVAL0N-sunday.J Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: IrSae Dunn and Allan
Jones in SHOW Boats Thursday, and
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

Md. and one filed with the COM
mission by L. Fletcher Schott, to
rezcne from residential "a" to
&C" lots 8, z and 8. block B, sec
ton g. Of the Blair akoma sub
division. This rezoning will per.
NIT the erection Of apartments,
Mr.. Root said.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25
Rain Postpones Meet

The Southern Conference play
ground track meet scheduled yes
terday was postponed because Of
rain. Assistant Playground Super
visor Richard s. Tennyson did
not set a new date
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

Reports from the recent conven-
ton of the National Baptist Sun
day School Congress and B. Y.
P. u, meeting in Kansas City,
will feature the quarterly confer
ence Of the local auxiliary to the
District of Columbia Baptist Con-
vention at Florida Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow at 3 p. m. Brief
addresses will be given by Law
renee Hooper, president Of the
auxiliary, and delegates to the
convention.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

RICK, MARGARET E.-on Thursday.
July %, 1885 MARGARET z. RICK.
the beloved mother of Andrew J. Phelan.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast. Funeral services on Sat-
urday. July 25, 1896. at 2 p. m. from the
W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home, SIT Eleventh Street Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
1nterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

LINCOLN-July - to July SO. inclu-
sive: Madelaine Carroll and George
Brent In THE Case Against Mrs.. Ames."
The Washington times., 1936-07-25
DEATHS
Report on Convention

Hannah NJ. Snyder, IS. 2B Thirty
ninth Pl. N. w.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25
DIED

FTNERAN, WILLIAM J.-On Friday, July
"a, 1885. ct Mount Alto Hospital. VII"
LIAM J. FINERAN; husband Of Anna L.
Funeral from his brothers residence.
1l6 c ST; 9. E.. on Monday, July ~.
sSs e. c sSS Second sS'n Ssd e g. g.. PseE
where mass will be offered at 9 .. m.
for the repose Of his soul. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. 1nterment
w. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home
HANZELL, ELLEN.-On Thursday, July
Takoms Park. Md. ELLEN HANZELL-
wife of William J. Hanzell and mother Of
W. W. Chambers Co: suburban funeral
home. 91s Cleveland Ave-. Riverdale
Funeral services on Saturday. July Is.
1888. at 8 p; M. from the W; W. Cham,
Cleveland Ave-. Riverdale Park, Nd. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend. Inter-
ment in Washington Memorial Park.
LUKE. AMOs-On Thursday, July 90.
1885, AMOS LUKE. the beloved father
of Mrs. z, Fair. Of Lakewood; Ohio. Re-
funeral home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest.
Funeral services on Saturday, July rs,
1885. at 1 p. M. from the W. W. Cham.
bers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chaplin Street
Northwest.
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
MATTHEWS, MORAN DENBY-on Tues.
LAY, July 81, 1896, at her residence.
2O06 Columbia Road Northwest, MORAN
DENBY MATTHEW'S, beloved wife Of
Wesley Schuyler Matthews and mother Of
Denbigh Matthews and Robert Matthews Of
Washington, D. c.: Mrs. F. L. Chadwick,
ir. of Detroit, Mich Remains resting at
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home.
Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services on Saturday. July 20.
1896, at ~ o'clock noon. in the Church
of the Epiphany, 1917 G Street NORTH
west.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
RICK, MARGARET E..-on Thursday,
July g. 1885, MARGARET e. RICK,
the beloved mother of Andrew J. Phelan.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast Funeral services on Sat-
a a.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25
.FarrIage Announcements
Funeral Directors

WEDDING Announcements 1915 up: 24.hr.
sefyice. GoodharS'a 1914 q. Ma. SITE
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

REPUBLIC-July "a to July 80, inclu-
sive: Jessie Mathews and Robert
Young in It's Love Again."
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

BOOKER T-July "a ID July 80, inclu-
sivs: Francis Ledered in lone Rainy
Afternoon" with Ida Lupino and Roland
Young.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

sTATE.usunday ana Monday: william
Powell "Ex-Mrs. Bradford; also
Metropolitan Nocturne." Tuesday and
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

Edward G. Robinson in bullets or Bal
lots" with Joan Blondell; Popeye.
Wednesday Thursday and Friday:
Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray in
THE Princess Comes Across; March Of
Time" Saturday: Richard Dix in 'Spe-
cial Investigator; "Phanton Rider No.
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

NJ sTREET-sunday. Monday: '"These
Three" with Miriam Hopkins, Joel Nc
Crea. Merle oberon. Tuesday, Wednes-
day: showed Under" with George
the Band" with Hugh Herbert, Helen
Frederick Thursday. Friday: Seven
Keys to fllpate." with Gene Raymond !:
alsc The Rainmakers." with Wheeler
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

COLONY-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Irene Dunn and Allan
Jones in SHOW Boat" Thursday and
Friday: Carole Lombard and Fred Mac
Murray in 1.-THE Princess Comes Across ;:
Song Of a Nation. Saturday: George
O'Brien in Border Patrolman."
The Washington times., 1936-07-25

CENTRAL-Sunday and Monday: SyI.
via Sidney and Spencer Tracy in Fury
Tuesday and Wednesday: Marion Davies
in Hearts Divided: Silly symphony.
ing in Absolute Quiet" Friday and
Saturday: Edward G. Robinson in But
let's or Ballots" with Joan Blondell:
Popeye.