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The Washington times., 1937-08-07

gerous Holiday" and Secret Agent X-9"
(Chapter p.
LINCOLN-Friday, August g. to Thurs
day, August II, inclusive, Manhattan
Melodrama," with Clark Gable, Myrna
10y and William Powell.
MILO-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Marx Brothers in "A Day at the Races"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Fred
die die tholomew and Spencer Tracy in
Prouty in big Business" and Tex Ritter
in Rider of the Rockies"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: Ann
Court" Tuesday: Edward Arnold and
George Bancroft in John Meade's
Woman; also Bob Custer in vengeance
of Rannah." Wednesday Joan Biondell
the Chorus Girr'; also BLACK Coin" NO.
IL. Thursday: Ruby Keller. Allen Jen-
kins and Lee Dixon in Ready, Willing
and Able; also Rim Tin Tin, II, in
and Simone Simon in Seventh Heaven"
Saturday: Tom Tyler in Pinto Rustlers."
also Secret Agent X9" No. l.
NEWTON-sunday and Monday, Way
Out West" with Laurel and Hardy.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Another
Dawn" with Enrol Flynn and Kay
Francis. Thursday and Friday, May
Nelson Eddy. Saturday, The Devil Is
Driving" with Richard Dix.
PALM Monday and Tuesday. "An-
other Dawn" with Enrol Flynn and Kay
Francis. Wednesday and Thursday, THE
Singing Marine" with Dick Powell. Fri
day and Saturday. Captains Coura-
geous," with Freddie Bartholomew and
spencer Tracy; also Servant of the
People"
PRIN S-Sunday and Monday:
Spencer Tracy, Gladys George and Fran
chot Tone in They Gave Him Cum:
also Charlie Ruggles and Alice Brady in
and Wednesday: Paul Mune, Miriam Hop
kins and Louis Hayward in THE Woman
l Love" also Charles Laughton in Rem.
brandt" Thursday and Friday: Charles
Made at Night" also Eric Linden and
Cecilia Parker in Girl Loves Boy"
Saturday: "A Doctors Diary" with
George Bancroft Helen Burgess, and
John Trent. also Tex Ritter in "Headin'
For the Rio Grande."
RAPHAE and Monday:
Dame May Witty, Lewis Stone and
e Mdgs EYsns in ind hH Rdsa
lind Keith and Allen Brook in motor
Madness" also Roscoe Harms and Helen
Burgess in Might of Mystery" Thurs
Qay ana friday ralph Bethany ana lQd
Lupino in Lets Get Married.: also
Karen Morley and Eduardo Ciannelli in
Girl from Scotland Yard" saturday:
Tex Ritter in Riders of the Rockies"
and Godfrey Tearle in The Last
Yard" No. 7 and 8.
REPUBL1C-Friday; August 6, to
Last Train From Madrid" with Lew
Ayres Dorothy Lamour and Lionel At
will.
ROSA A-sunday and Monday:
Warner GLAND, Keye Luke, and kath-
crime DeMlle in Charlie Chan at the
Olynpics." Tuesday and Wednesday:
Rock ellie Hudson and Michael Whalen
in Woman Wise; also Anna Stem and
Henry Wilcoxon in Two Who Dared"
Thursday and Friday: Henry Fonda and
Annabella in "Wings of the Morning" ;
also Robert Young and Ann Sothern in
Dangerous Number" Saturday: Will
liam Boyd and James Ellison in Border
land" also Jungle Jim No. IL.
SECO-sunday and Monday: wings
of the Morning." with Annabella, John
Mccormack, Henry Fonda. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Nancy Steel Is Missing,
with Victor MacLaglen. Walter Connolly
| also There Goes My Girl" with Anr
Sothern Gene Raymond. Thursday and
| Friday: "a Star Is Born" with Frederic
March. Janet Gaynor. Saturday: "Charlit
Chan al the Olympics' with Warner
GLAND, also "Westbound Mail" with
! Charles StarreH
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New Programs in the Neighborhood 7heaters

Raye and Bob Burns in Mountain
Music" Thursday, Kay Francis and
Enrol Flynn in Another Dawn" Fri
West" Saturday, Joe Penner and Har.
riet Hilliard in New Faces of 1887"
and Preston Foster and Joan Fontaine
in You Can't Beat Love-; Our Gang.
COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day, Bob Burns and Martha Raye in
Mountain Music" Wednesday and
Thursday, Kay Francis and Enrol Flynn
in Another Dawn; March of Time. Fri
with Donald Woods and Ann Dvorak.
Saturday, Patsy Kelly and Jack Haley
in Pick a Star"
cite Colbert, Melvyn Douglas and Rob
ert Young in 81 Met Him in Paris"
Tuesday and Wednesday. Myrna 10y and
Clark Gable in "Parnell." Thursday,
THE Case of the Suffering Bishop"
with Donald Woods and Ann Dvorak.
Friday, Jack Haley and Patsy Kelly in
"Pick a Star" Saturday, Jack Holt in
Roaring Timber" and Victor Moore
and Helen Broderick in Meet the
Missus"; Popeye.
PENN-sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 1.-The Singing Marine" with
Dick Powell; Double Talk" with Ed
gar Bergen. Thursday and Friday, Will
peror's Candlesticks." Saturday. Joe E.
Brown in Riding on Air.; wild West
Days" No. 8.
Ameche and Ann sothern in Fifty
Roads to Town" Tuesday and Wednes-
day Edwina Booth and Harry Carey
in Trader Horn" THURSDAY: Karen !,a,
Girl From Scotland Yard" Friday:
Buck Jones in "Sandflow," Popeye. Sat
urday: Robert Taylor and Barbara STAN
wyck in This Is My Affair"
SHERIDAN - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer
Tracy and Lionel Barrymore in Cap
tains Courageous" Wednesday and
lard in New Faces of 1887" Friday:
Franchot Tone and Virginia Bruce in
Between Two Women" Saturday:
Laurel and Hardy in Way Out West"
wild West Days" No. 1.
TIVOLI-sunday and Monday: Will
liam Powell and Luise Rainier in EN-
perors Candlesticks." Tuesday and
Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy.
Thursday and Friday: THE Singing
Marine" with Dick Powell. Saturday:
Joe e. Brown in riding on Air."
UPTOWN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer
Tracy Lionel Barrymore in Captains
Courageous. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Joe Penner and Harriet Hilliard
in New Faces of 1887" Friday:
Myrna 10y, Clark Gable and William
Powell in Manhattan Melodrama."
Saturday: Jack Oakie and Ann Sothern
in Super Sleuth,' wild West Days"
No. 2. Popeye.
YORK-Sunday and Monday: Myrna
10y and Clark Gable in 'Parnell."
Tuesday and Wednesday: Will Rogers in
''Dr Bull Thursday: Jack Holt in
Roaring Timber" Friday: Don Ameche
and Ann Sothern in Fifty Roads to
Town." Our Gang. Saturday: slim"
with Pat O'Brien and Henry Fonda;
"Secret Agent X9" No. 4, Popeye.
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BIRTHS

Edwin and virginia MacKethan,
Erie and Lucy Baldwin, girl.
william and Marguerite Thies, 3d.
David and Kathryn RIeben. boy.
Paul and Bessie Porter, girl.
r.. Campbell and Catherine Starr,
girl.
Tracy and DeLOris CuhOw, boy.
IgnaciO and Betty Enutan, boy.
Richard and Marion Harrington
BENJAMIN and Grace Dinsmore, boy.
Carl and Lucille Jordan, boy.
Paul and Sue Davis, boy.
william and Cecil Cole, boy.
Lawrence and Barbara Bernard,
Stanley and Irene OIezowslxi, girl.
Thomas and Susie Tinsley, girl.
Lenwood and Phyllis Murphy. girl
Quincy and EnOla Butler, girl.
Ernest and Evelyn Richie, girl.
James and Laura Buchanan, girl.
Herbert and Mary Brady, boy.
Leigh and Semille Lawrence: girl.
George and Nina HUNT, girl.
Roy and Elizabeth MiffletOn, boy.
Everett and Nellie Mitchell, girl.
John and Barbara Thompson, girl.
Sanford and Rebecca SOuser, boy.
jackson and Margaret Bachelor,
boy.
Cedric and Sarah COOns, boy.
John and Eleanor O'COnnOr, girl.
William and Louise Tucker, girl.
Milton and Rose Wruble, girl.
Abraham and Celia ZitOmer, girl.
Arthur and Eleanor kriemelmeyer,
boy.
Bernard and Marie Nolan, twins,
boy and girl.
William and Cora Catens, boy.
Herbert and Edna Wright, jr., boy.
Charles and Mildred Robinson, boy.
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DIR. Gum Is Guest
OF Mt. Vernon

DR.. Walter C. Gum, of Norfolk,
Va, and one of the outstanding
preachers of Southern MethodiSm
in Virginia, will be the guest
speaker tomorrow at the Mount
Vernon Place M. E. Church,
South. The Young Peoples and
Senior departments will hold eve
ming services at 7. On Thursday
evening the Pugh Class of the
Church School will have special
program for the regular prayer
meeting hour.
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Lake Yields Body
OF Fisherman, 20

Kingman Lake late yesterday
yielded the body of William
O'Bryant, colored, 20, of Mt. Olivet
st. N. W., who had been sought
by police since he failed to reap
pear after diving from a rowboat
from which he had been fishing
Thursday evening.
Identification Of O'Bryant, po-
Ice said, was made by the youths
sister, Mrs. Lillian Prince, 1918 Cor
coran st. N. E.
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Your To-.
By Shirley Spencer

This is a general knowledge
quiz. Score 10 for each correct
answer.
/. What is cellophane made
from?
2. Write the year 1887" in
Roman numerals.
8. What is the popular name Of
the soup, a very well-known fish
on the Atlantic Coast?
4. OF what country is the (a)
sen a monetary unit? (b) the yen?
5. For what accomplishment is
Frederick Snite, jr., of Chicago,
known?
6. What tree produces the chicle
from which chewing gum is made?
Z. What was left in Pandora'S
box after all else escaped?
8. What was the town of Ossin-
ing, N. Y, called before it received
its present name?
(Answers on Page 22)
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in green and gold, with doors
opening front and back but
it's so slow you'd think it en-
cruSted with half a century's use
House Civil Service Commit
tee considers the bill to eliminate
age barriers for entrance to the
Federal service today the
measure originated in the Senate
and has caused much fun with
Speculations Of 60-year-old mes
Sengers, etc. Playing Ana
costa golf course recently, a
Civil Service employee found a
stone marker, probably 100 years
old, with "38 L" engraved on the
surface Geological Survey
admits it can't solve what the
marker was used for, except to
surmise that the legend means
longitude Who's who with the
Veterans of Foreign Wars: Frank
Tapash, member of the supreme
council, Military Order Of Coolies
(who picnic August % at Walshs
Grove, Gambrills, Md, half mile
north of the Pigeon Cove House
on the Crane Highway.
Bureau Loses Four
July saw four well-known
workers leave Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing via retirement,
aggregating among them exactly
113 years of combined service.
George F. Cooper, SOL S. Vietch
St., Arlington, was the Oldest in
point of service, with Al years to
his credit as Waterman. Next came
Rankin H. Rice, Sis Forty-second
st. N. W., a plate printer with 81
years behind him. James F. Cole,
1857 Meridian Pl. N. w., a pipe
coverer, and Mrs. Dorothy M.
Owen, 1927 Jenifer St. N. W., an
examiner, had served 10 years.
u. F. w. A. GrOwing Fast
Enthusiasm reigns around head
quarters of the United Federal
Workers of America, and we'll it
might, for local unions have been
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Ernest and Evelyn Barlow, boy.
Robert and Grace Endsley, boy.
Burgess and Margaret HIT. girl.
Eugene and Hazel Rose, girl.
Anthony and Irene Hartig, girl.
George and Eleanor Woodland, girl.
Carl and Dagny Newman, girl.
Tobias and Mary StOcksdale, girl.
Orval and Pearl GOOdsell, girl.
William and Pauline RyOn, boy.
girl.
Julian and Nancy McWhorter, girl.
Forrest and Sarah West, girl.
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tanned.
For some time there has been
unrest among the men employed
to keep Washington's many pieces
Of fire apparatus in good working
order because pay raises have been
nonexiStent for the past five years.
Frozen at the level of 1882, some
veteran machiniSt-mechanicS have
been receiving top pay" of $9.12
per diem (five-day week. while
others of slightly shorter tenure
have been doing the same type OF
work but receiving the second level
Of compensation-$8 daily.
No Future Hopes
Supposed to rise yearly until they
reached the top grade, the newer
mechanics have found themselves
stationary and apparently without
hope of future progress. Foremen
and minor officials were pesSimis-
tic in regard to ironing out Unequal
tiles, and the situation wasn't
helped much by the fact that per
diem employees must frequently
lend their greater knowledge in
overhauling motors and truck
transmissions to regular fire de-
partment privates, assigned to the
repair unit, who draw $100 raises
in pay each year until they reach
$2,400. The mechanics average
but $1,000.
The impasse was caused by
lack of funds. In answer to a
query, however, this column has
been advised at the District Build
ing that the office of the chief
engineer of the Fire Department
will give special consideration"
to the forgotten mechanics when
the District Commissioners are
presented with budget recommen-
dationS for the next fiscal year.
Are YOU a victim of discrimina-
ton? Being deprived of just pay
increases, overturned or given the
runaround? Let us attempt conf
Dental correction. District 1000,
branch 210,
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sTANTON-Sunday and Monday: 1.-THE 4
Texas Rangers" with Fred MacMurray'
Get Married" with Ida LupinO. Walter
Connolly and Ralph Bellamy. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Norma shearer and
Leslie Howard in Romeo and Juliet"
Thursday and Friday: Lee Tracy in
Behind the Headlines" with Diana
Gibson: also 1.-The Mighty Treve," with
Noah Berry, jr" and Barbara READ.
Saturday: Fire Over England" with
Flora Robson. Laurence Olivier and Wv
len Leigh; also valley of the Lawless,"
with Johnny Mack Brown and Joyce
Compton.
STATE-sunday and Monday: clau-
dette Colbert and Melvyn Douglas in Il
Met Him in Paris" Tuesday and We'd
nesday: Joel McCrea in "Internes Cant
Take Money: also Jessie Matthews in
Head Over Heels in Love" Thursday:
Roscoe Harms in Murder Goes to Col
lege'; also Anne Shirley in Make Way
For Lady" Friday and Saturday:
Wallace Berry in Good Old Soak;
sYLVAN-sunday and Monday. Clau-
dette Colbert and Melvin Douglas in Il
Met Him in Paris" Tuesday and Wednes-
BeuIah Bondi and Victor Moore. Wednes-
day and Thursday, "Parnell," with Clark
Gable and Myrna 10y. Friday, Case
of the Suffering Bishop" with Ann
DNOTdh anu OOndAu "OOOS. odluIudyS
THE Thirteenth Chair" with Madge
Evans and Henry Daniel; also "Rustler's
Valley" with Bill Boyd.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: Rob
ert Taylor and Barbara stanwyck in
This Is My Affair" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Robert Montgomery in
Might Must Fall" also Madge Evans in
Thirteenth Chair" Thursday and Fri
day: "shaIl We Dance" with Fred AS
taire, Ginger Rogers. Saturday: The
Jones Family in Big Business; also
Brian Donlevy in Midnight Taxi"
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1dOy VIII OOS
it every day at
G. A. o. .
What new EN-.
ploye of a Fed
eral u n / o n
tlayed his pres
ent b o S S to
c. I. o. officials
in a vain at
tempt to get a
job from them
before accept
ing his present
berth? Civil
Service has a
spiffy new ele-
lANA- f;~S1LaI
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Warner Bros. Theaters

Tuesday, San quentin" with Pat
o'Brien and Humphrey Bogart. We'd
nesday,. and Thursday; Captains Cour-
Spencer Tracy and Lionel Barrymore.
Friday Naughty Marietta with Jean
cite Macdonald and Nelson Eddy. Satur-
day, August IA, Way Out West" with
Laurel Ind Hardy.
APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Bob Burns and Martha Raye in
Mountain Music" Wednesday rI and
ard in New Faces Of 1887. Friday:
Laurel and Hardy in Way Out West"
Saturday: Richard Dix and Joan Perry
in Devil Is Driving" and Jed Prouty and md
gar Bergen in Double Talk"
AVALON-sunday and Monday: Bob
Burns and Martha Rsye in "Mountai 1,
Francis and Enrol Flynn in Another
Dawn" Thursday: Lew Ayres and
Dorothy Lamour in Last Train from
Madrid Fridsy TT, The n Case Of Wot the
and Ann Dvorak Saturday: Jack Haley
and Patsy Kelly in Pick Star" Our
Gang.
day: Walter Connolly and Irene Hervey
in League of FRIGHTENED Men," Mickey
Mouse Tuesday and Wednesday: Myrna
10y, Clark Gable and William Powell in
Manhattan Melodrama," March of
Time. Thursday: Gail Patrick and
Ricardo Cortez in "Her Husband Lies "
Friday: Empty Holsters" with Dick
Foran. Saturday: Rochelle Hudson and
Robert Kent in THAT I May Live" and
Ricardo Cortez in 1.-THE Californian"
CALVERT-sunday.M Monday and Tues
day, 1.-THE Singing Marine" with Dick
Powell; Popeye. Wednesday and Thurs
day, William Powell Luise Rainer in
"Emperor's Candlesticks." Friday. Vir-
Rinia Bruce and Franchot Tone in BE.
tween Two Women" Saturday, Joe e
Brown in Riding on Air.; Our Gang.
CENTRAL-Sundaya and Monday, Fred
die Bartholomew. Spencer Tracy and
Lionel Barrymore in Captains Coura
Eeous." Tuesday and wednesday, Marths
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

N. Bannisten. so, both of Richmond,
Vernon r. Duckett, 20, 8222 War.
der st. n. W., and Rose NJ. Berberich,
80, 1901 Kenyon st. n. w.
Norman B. Krsbs. 2s., Rlyerdale;
Nd, and Hazel O.. Lamb. 20, ssl2
John w. ChiIdress, 81, and Marga.
ret ID. Freddy, %, both Of Richmond,
Malvern H. Ayres. IS. Carbonate.
Pa, and Mary NJ. Hudak, 2S' Dun
clyde W. Mason, 81, and Nab West,
22. both of S211 n st. n. w.
Lee j.. Lam, 2S, New York city.
and Sylvia Werksnan, 20, 1902 Deca-
Thomas ii. Elliott, se. Walter Reed
Hospital, and Leta M. Antoine, 10,
61O9 Fifth st. N. W.
Francis G. Bradford. 20, es5O Wis
cOnsin Ave. N. w, and Alice d. Nal
ley, 10, 412 Kentucky Ave. S. Il.
William s. Watson, 20, of Butler,
Pa, and Savilla Armstrong, 20, 1921
Porter st. n. w.
well, 20. 1918 Beecher st. n. w.
Horace B. Long, %. vintOn, Va,
and Mary 4; Alvey. 81. s5ll Daven'
Howard A. Cramer, 2s, 2O1s st.
1 st. n. w.
John T. Barber, IS, and Margaret
V. Davey, 90, both of Roanoke, Va.
John DeObert. "a, JOhnstOwn, Pa,
and Edna NJ. Bender, 26, Gallitzin,
Pa.
George NJ. Morris, 81, Marietta,
Ga, and Emmeline Marshall, 25,
Martinsville, va.
Peter p. Hogan, 43, and Veronica
DEATHS
Thomas CisselI, 80, st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
George H. Bennett, "a, Garfield
Hospital.
William Edwards, e2, SO1O Frank.
lin st. N. f.
Patrick Wrenn, so, GalIinger Hos
pital.
Loretta D. Smith, 80, 1919 Livings-
ton st. N. w.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Mildred MaIIen, -, Emergency Hos
pital.
Elizabeth Bruce, /. Providence
Hospital.
Margaret Robinson, 5 months, Chill
dren's Hospital.
Infant Curran, days. Garfield
Hospital.
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Officials Will Adjust
DC. Mechanics Wages
By J. EARLE MoSER

Salary ineque which have caused considerable complaint
among mechanical workers Of the District Fire Department
repair shop during the few MONTHS will receive atten
ton of District officials the future it has been
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Triangle GLeaninRs

$50 sour you'd think she sucks
lemons" is a familiar phrase among
file clerks, ct al :. well, there's q
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DEATHS

ARMIGER, JOSEPH F.--on Saturday. Au-
gust z, 1887. JOSEPH F. ARMIGER,
| the beloved husband of Agnes V. Armlger
and father of Mrs. Flora Bryant; Mrs.
| Helen Farr, Mrs. Ann Cooke, Mrs. Lillian
Fugitt Thomas and Melvin Armiger.
Services at his late residence, Friendship;
Md. on Monday, August 8. 1887, at =
Relatives and friends invited.
BUCKROYD, JOE THOMAs-on Friday.
August 6, 1887, at U. $. Naval Hospital:
orville R and Kathrine v. Buckroyd, of
Fort Dodge Iowa. A member of the Boy
Scouts Remains resting at the ". W.
Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chaplin
s St; n w. until s p M Saturday Au'
interment Fort Dodge. Iowa.
FINLEY, THOMAS J.-suddenly on Thurs
Un fay AuE Hosps 4 Ta6MAs SSIE
the beloved husband of Mamie Hunter Fin
ley and son of the late Patrick and Cath
crime Finley. He is also survived by
son. Edward Finley, and one brother, NOR
" Funeral services will be held on Monday,
August 9. 1897. at s 80 a. m: from the
residence of his brother 4466 Conduit Rd.
n. W.. thence to Our Lady Of, Victory
Church. Conduit and Reservoir Rd. N. W..
where nigh requiem mass will be Offered
at 8 a.. m. for repose of his soul Relatives
and friends are invited to attend. Inter
Chambers.
LIMERICK, JULIUS-on Friday, August
g. 1887. JULIUS LIMERICK. the be-
loved husband of the late Henrietta Liner
ick and mother of Mrs. .Rohde c. Stinnett
and Miss Carrie Limerick.
Remains resting at the ". "; Chambers
Chaplin SITS. N. W. Funeral services will
be held on Monday. August 0. 1887. at 2
r. m, from the W, W. Chambers Company
funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplin SITS
N. W. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend Interment in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
MOY, LIN MA (CHARLIE)-Sudde
on Friday. August 8. 1887, at Casualty
Hospital, LIN MA MOY (CHARLIE), the
beloved husband of Chin Shee Moy and
father of George. Charlie and Virginia
Moy
Remains lying in state at GIL H Street
Northwest.
Funtral services will be held on Mon
day August 8. 1887, at 3 p. m.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by Chambers
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DEATHS

LOVELEsS, EsTELL H-Suddenly, on
Friday. August 8. 1887, at her resis
dence Central Avenue, Seat Pleasant, Md.
ESTELL H, LOVELESS, the beloved sister
of Paul, James, DR.. Frank Shegogue and
Mrs Lillian Crosby.
Funeral services from the W, W. Cham
bers Company Southeast funeral home, SIT
Eleventh Street Southeast, on Monday, Aus
gust 9, 1887 at 10 a. M. thence to Addi-
son Chapel, where services will be held al
Relatives and friends are invited to attend,
Interment in church cemetery.
PEARSON, milton THOMAS, JR.-sud.
denly on THURSDAY. August 8, 1887, at
Alexandra. va. MILTON THOMAS PEAR
son JR. the beloved son of Milton
Thomas and Elizabeth V. Pearson tnee
Dwyer) and brother of Fred ]. Pearson
and Robert c Pearson.
Funeral services will be held on Satur.
day August 1897 az s Fl st. g. from
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home.
ROBERTS. ELIZABETH A.-On Saturday.
August Z, 1887 at Providence Hospital.
ELIZABETH A. ROBERTS, the beloved
sister of Hugh C. Roberts. of Tulsa, Okla,
and aunt of Miss Annie M. Hall and Jo-
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company funeral home, 517 Eleventh
Street Southeast.
day August z, 1887, at p. m. from the
W w Chambers Company Southeast flu
neral home sly Eleventh Street Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend,
Interment in Coshocton, Ohio.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

VIM. J. NALLEY, INC.
522 EIGHTH ST. g. q Ii. O4S0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-27
Sob Stuff! Sympathetic Gag Fails to Impress Police Couple Detained
 for Hearing.

The two men looked very sad as they knocked on the doors of houses on Pilgrim avenue yester- day. One of them, even more melancholy than the other, wore Q black tie and rubbed his eyes every 80 often.
 His companion spoke to house. holders: "This mans brother.i1- law just died. He leaves a wife and six children. They have no money for food and clothes. Won't you please give him c lit- tie something to help9"
 One sympathetic soul donated a quarter, another gave IS cents. But another didn't think 60 much of their story and called Patrol- man Domenic Verrastro. The offi- cer talked to the men Q while, then brought them to the lookup.
 The men identified themselves as Tony Russo, 30, and Frank Salvatore, 37, of Hartford, New Haven and Waterbury. They ad- mitted their solicitation was 0 fake, and that the black tic was just part of the atmosphere. They weren't working they said, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-27

and popular numbers from the bandstand overlooking the lake.
 Pierce & Norton will continue their dancing and roller~skatlng program at the lake after Labor day. Plans are being drawn for . system of enclosing the new ball- room in such c manner that it cen he reoponed Co Che cool breeaes again next summer. steam heat has been installed 60 that perfect corn- fort can be assured the many danc- ing and skating patrons during the fall and winter months.
 The program for roller-skating after Labor Day will be as follows: every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, and for danc- ing every Saturday and Sunday night. The policy of presenting the very best name bands in the coun- try on Sunday nights will of course be continued. On Sunday September 5th Don Bestor and his orchestra the band that has been heard 90 much lately on Jack Bennys pro- gram, will make their initial ap- pearance ct Lake Compounce.