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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

There are approximately 2,7ss Waterburian motorists who will have a little explaining to do should they come within the tolls of the law while on the road-for there are that number who have failed to renew their 1886 operators li- censes. The statistics division of the state department of motor vehi-
 cles has computed that of the 25,O00 Connecticut motorists failing to re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

Josie Mansfield Notorious siren of ti.e post Civil War period, is brought to screen life by Frances Farmer in RKO's "The Toast of New York, " a biographical tale of the life of Jim Fisk. Edward Arnold plays the role of the colorful financier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
FORECLOSURE

Foreclosure of two tracts of land on Hamilton avenue terrace is sought in a suit filed in the court of common pleas today by the Home Owners Loan Corporation against Louise s. Wells.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

Perseverance and personality are two dominant assets of Miss Josephine Shea, a member of the graduating class of the Sacred Heart school. She has been awarded first prize in the Knights of Columbus essay contest on the subject, "Thc Elements of a Magnetic Personality. A year ago she was the recipient of second honors. Being determined to lead her competitors this year she prepared a very interesting, well conceived and splendidly written eSay-and won first honOrs!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
788 Local Drivers Being Checked for 1887 Licenses
Concordias In State
 Sangerfest Program
Over 100 Local Members Journey to New Haven for 26th Biennial Event Metropolitan Co. Star SOIiOst

The Waterbury Concordia Singing Society repre- sented by 100 members today at the 26th biennial Connecticut sangerfeSt today. Max Deutzman, local director was in charge of directing 700 singers from al rartS of the state in mass choral work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Mems C..oruses.

MenS Csi)ruScS.
 Members of the mems chorus are:
 First tenor-R. Arber, L. Binder, L. Borchardt, J. Borchardt, Charles Dreher, o. Gocht Carl Ospalek Henry Wilken, Christ Gillis, E. Grieshaber, J. Hench, w. Klan, A. Klein, G. Kopp, H. Lange, Charles Monzani, s. Montello, L. Pellnitz w. Schaeffer, Floyd Snagg.
 Secodn tenor-L. Berger, B. Beecher, P. Hook, A. Haversat, A. Kirschbaum, G. Lange, E. Lange, w. Lutz, E. Mueller, F. Mueller, J Reisenauer, E. Schoeck, O. Fritz, w Kirschbaum, c. Wiehe.
 First bass-K. Bauer, w. Bor- chardt, w. Fassbender, P. Bruber H. Hollenstein, H. Hochf1eld, s Klobedanz, E. Kuegler, Ernest Kuhr B. c. Kluttig, R. Krause, Charles Lange, J. Lutz, E. Mark, A. Neubert A. Pfaff, O. Schell, H. Willhaus.
 Second bass-E. HasSler, O. Hess J. Hoffmann, w. Kern, J. Kirsch- baum, w. Mueswes, O. Moulliet, C. Selchow, G. M. Parsons, Tn. Weber G. Hayward, R. Hayward, G. A. Hayward, w. Scharfer, M. Tapken, w. Tapken, William Teichert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

Everything is in readiness for the fourth annual outing of the Avig- lianese society to take place tomor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

Desert animals and birds. as well as humans, often quench their thirst by tapping barrel castus, na- tural water barrels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Quoit League Games

The regular schedule in St. Pat rick's Holy Name Society Quoit League vii ltake place Monday on the Lyceum courts at o'clock Peter FitzHenry, president of the league who has been ill the past two weeks, has recovered and will resume his duties. Frank Hardy is secretary and James Brady, treas llrer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

Neon lights are now used by many airports as boundary lighters, ana for sending messages in Morse code. The lgiht is said to be more pene- trating than an ordinary light.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Chairman

Chairman
 row afternoon and evening at Lake wood park. The event shows every indication of attracting one of the largest crowds in years. Lieutenant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
Mt. Carmel Committee

Mt. Carmel Committee
 Further plans for the annual feast in honor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel on the grounds in the rear of the church will be discussed at meet ing of the general committee next Tuesday night. The event will be held from July 11th until the 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

A new yacht harbor is planned on the Thames near London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26

The session opened this morning at ten o'clock in WoolSey hall IT New Haven. This evening at six o'clck banquet will be held at the Taft hotel and at eight a concert at which the choral group will per form with a symphony orchestra will take place. Charles Kullman Metropolitan Opera Company tenor and Miss Alice Zabawar of New Haven will be the soloists. The sangerfest picnic will be held tomor- row afternoon at Harugari Licder- tafel in West Haven.
 Personnel
 Members of the local Concordia ladies' chorus who will sing are:
 Soprano-Mrs. c. B. Arndt Awilda Beerbaum, Cecilie Besen- bruck, Frances Besenbruck, Marie Barnes, Mrs. Bouby Buckley, Mrs Marie Garren, Mrs. Marion Gaug Margaret Gaug, Mrs. Alice Gag non, Mrs. Edward A. Herr, Virginia Herr, Mrs. Eleanor Kubik, Mrs Hedwig Lutz, Mrs. Emil Mark Lil- lian Mark, Mrs. Florence Neubert Mrs. Beatrice Polletter, Gertrude M. Reed, Mrs. Fred Rother, Mrs Curt Selchow, Mrs. Helen Snyder Alice Schmidt, Helen Willhaus Minna Zandle, Ella Pawley.
 Alto-Mrs. Martha Arber, Mrs Mathilda Bender, Elsie Bauck, Mrs Anna Carter, Marie Chapel, Mrs Marion Dwyer, Mrs. Elizabetf Engvall Mrs. Hedy Flach, Mrs Lotta Greenwood, Mrs. Louise Grie' shaber, Mrs. P. Gruber, Mrs. Ale1 Haversat, Mildred Hermann, Mrs Martha Klan, Mrs. Margaret kopp Mrs. Erich Kuegler, Mrs. Ernes, Kuhr, Mrs. Emile Klein, Gertrude Olisch, Mrs. Frank Prosl, Mrs Stephanie Sapranas, Mrs. EVs Stemm, Hendiette Rahmann, Mrs Alma Tapken, Margaret Wilken Mrs. Henry Wilken, Mrs. Theresa Wright, Ida zeck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-26
A. L. Henry Speaker
 At Hartford Farley
Local Man Guest of Nutmeg Dog Club July l4-Girl
 Scout Camp Holds Open House Tomorrow
w VILE

Mrs R w. Henion-l7S6 ThOmaston Ave.-TeL 3-5462
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

IVA, and Matte Ray Hood. 27. Rich
mond.
Alfred Walter wilmann, rs, Derby.
Conn. and Janyce Renee Starrita Pick
EFT. rs, New Haven, Conn.
Carl Reginald Tardy. %. 1894 South
Carolina Ave. n. W. and Margaret Lam
drum. p, 1921 Thirty-third St n W.
Ravr'nnd Earl Brewer 81 1345 Nine
teenth st. N. w. and Clara Helen Garcia,
-, albuquerque, n. Nj.
Gabrielle Di Santi. As. 500 sixth st,
N. W, and Margaret E. DonneIIy a.
500 Sixth st. n. w
Connie Virgil Southern. IS. s22 Mary
land Ave. y. e. and Opal Ann johnson,
%. 1901 r st. n. w.
Louis Henry Bergart. %. 712 Tucker
man 81. \. w, and Lillian Kruger, 10.
2I1S Woodley Pl. n. W.
~ Clyde Tyler. ~. 1900 Thirty-fifth st.
y. W.. and Annie Bell Crawford. "a. 200
IWenty-fifth st. n. W.
C. Harvey Witherspoon. -. 171s Corcoran
81 =. w. and Rosa Foster. 20, 234 N
nathaniel Brown. 24os st. n. W.
and Elizabeth Lewis, %. lS43 Twenty
second st. N. w.
Lewis williams "a. 4c4 T ST. s. E.
and Valia Ross. is. 311 T St 5. E.
Fred Stratdre. IS. 42S G st. \ w.
and Fannie e. Nookes. 20. 43S l St. n. W.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
DIR. C0FFMAN
TO SPEAK

COLLEGE PARK, Md, Jan. 18.
DR.. L. D. Coffman, president of
the University Of Minnesota, is to
be the guest speaker at the 13Oth
anniversary banquet of the Uni
versity of Maryland, sponsored by
the Maryland Alumni Association
at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, Feb
ruary IL.
Millard E. Tydings, Senator
from Maryland and a graduate of
the university, will serve as toast
master at the banquet Of which
Col. L. Med. Sylvester has been
named general chairman.
Faculty and administrative
staffs of both the Baltimore and
College Park branches of the uni
versity will participate in the pro-
gram. Alumni committees have
been organized in each of the
Maryland counties to assist in the
arrangements. George F. Pollock,
alumni secretary, has announced.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
BIRTHS

Joseph W. and Sarah R. Carpenter,
girl.
Ross H. and Helen Foster, boy.
Lloyd l.. and Clara NJ. Brown. girl.
William T. and Thelms E. Davis. boy.
William H. and Helen V. Kay, boy.
MOy and Yut Jik. girl.
John A. and Mary d. NeaTy. hoy.
William V. and Pearl c. Shupe. girl.
Joel D. and Bula Thacker. girl.
Estes V. and sue Fleming. hoy.
Roy NJ. and Mildred l.. Upton. hoy.
Henry c. and HiIda r. Danielson, boy.
Moses W. and Hilda Y. Hatton, boy.
Bradley C. and Mary G. Karn. boy.
John l.. and Anna Kelly. girl.
Robert F. and Isabel Leahy. boy. 9.
Francis ]. and Catherine Rackey, boy.
Leo NJ. and Pauline sullivan, boy.
Charles H. and Agnes c. Barnes hoy.
Gerald f. and Susan A. Galley, boy.
Thomas j. and Alice l.. Fryer, girl
Austin W. and Louise c. Morgan. boy.
Herman and Claudio Blackwell girl.
Claude and Hattie Epperson boy.
Francis and Anthie Cant, boy.
Lovette and Iva johnson. hoy.
Ben and RebeCca Lesesne, soy.
Garland and Edna Miles, girl.
Haywood and Magnalia Percy. boy.
Joseph and Lillian stroud. girl.
Moses and Essie T Beach, BOY,
Nathan and Alice Cauley. girl.
Willie and Matte Marshall. girl.
Orpheus W. and Dorothy NJ. ToIscn.
BOY.
Major and Italian Cook girl
Harold and Mae Francis, boy.
Chester and Edith Halliday. girl.
George c. and Eunice Lee. girl.
Frank and Alberta Mazell. hoy.
William and Alice Penn. girl
Homer and Margaret Rice, girl.
Alexander and Minnie Yarbrough, girl.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
DEATHS

Harrison Thompson, 81. 2o22 Four
Louisa NJ. Smith. rs. s2O4 Alabama
Ave. s. z.
Herman H. B. Meyer. 70, 1901 Massa-
chusetts Ave. N. W.
Thomas ]. Waterman, 81 Garfield
Hospital.
Catherine Gum, 81, 1922 Monroe st.
Frank NJ. Yassr. So, a7s7 Devonshir.
Pl. n. w.
Edward Foster. 40, Casualty Hospttsl
Mary W. Kern, 4S, st. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
Gilmore C. JunEkwith, 4s. 27ol Four
teenth St n. W.
Vernon Tharpe. 3s, Walter Reed Hos
pitaI.
Albert F. Griffith, IS, Gallinger Hos.
pital
Eleanor Barnhart, 1s, Emergency Hos
pitaI.
Anne R. Bradshaw. /. Children's Hos
pital.
Jay E. Hooper, s14 mos. chtldren's
Hospital.
Julia Bell, So, Home for Aged and
Infirm.
William Grimes, SIS. Gallinger Hospital
Cretta Watts, so, 1865 Fourth St, n. W,
Jefferson Burton, so, 1896 Corcoran
st. n. w.
John suber. 55. Gallinger Hospital
William Thomas. 81, Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Ellen Tilshman. So. 1861 willard St.
Aaron johnson. 81. Gallinger Hospital
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ernest Lee Norris, 90, Gaithersburg,
Mo" and Hazel Ryder Mangus, 2s
GaIthersburg Md.
Fred Jackson Vaughan, "a. Richmond
Va, and Ellen Adelene Farmer, 81,
Richmond
Arthur Henry Clayton, IS. 1919 Rhode
Island Ave. n. w, and Annie Lee
Shooter, 5S, 1910 Monroe st. y. w.
Mark Ashley Sellers, "a, Atlanta, Ga.
anu Virginia Katherine Luther, 80.
Evanston. III.
William BonnelI Vance. 81, Gatesyille,
Ohio, and Helen Margaret Cosby. 10,
Cambridge, Ohio.
Haywood Robert Hefflin, 3O2 s st.
n. f, and May Lonaine Lyons, 19, 2OOS
Berning Rd n. f.
Floyd Howard Wright. 81, Notesville.
Va. and Marie Louis Jones, IS, Manas-
sas, Va.
William John Lehman. "a Baltimore,
Nd, and Elizabeth Grace Peddicord. IS,
Baltimore, Nd.
John Alfred Washington, IS, Green's
burg, Pa, and Helen Mary Cassidy, 22'
Ligoniel Pa
Car T Truel, 81. us North Carolina
Ave: S. E., and Lucy A. Cough, 81, $50
Sixth st. s. E.
wiIburt f. Lenz, 81, 641 st. N. E..
and Hazel Maxine Skillman, 20, Claren-
don, Va.
Dexter Lane Hash. 81, Chancellor,
Va, and Catherine Ella Freedman, %,
rs Rhode Island Ave. n. W.
Gordon Kidd Campbell, IS, Richmond.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
Vet Administration
Chiefs Popular

'she likes to dance, play cards and
bowl, and is executive officer of the
lodge.
Miss Lebo came to Washington
from MechanicSburg, Pa, after
she had graduated from Shippens-
burg Normal School with plans for
teaching as a career. She found
Federal work more suitable. how
ever, and has now spent 18 years
under Uncle Sam, holding a rating
as adjustment clerk in the Veter-
ans Administration claims and
loans section. She is also on the
lodges executive committee.
Mrs. Byrne is the widow of Capt.
Joseph Byrne, U. S. Army, and
also a Washingtonian by birth. A
graduate of the Benedictine Con-
vent, she resides at 2230 Kearney
st. N. E., and has been a stenog-
rapher with the finance division OF
Veterans Administration. after
having begun her Government ca
reer with the Civilian ConServa-
tion Corps of the War Depart
ment.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
S0PWITH SEES
WAR IN AIR

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. 1s U.N.s0
"war is not imminent in Europe,
but when it comes 1t will be
fought mostly in the air."
That was the comment Of
Thomas Octave Murdoch Sop
with, leading British sportsman
and builder Of fighting planes, as
he arrived at the international
Pan-American Airport from ia
maica.
Sopwith announced he will
bring two yachts, Endeavour 1 and
Endeavour II to Newport in July
to race against each other and
will use the faster in an attempt
to wrest the Americas cup from
American possession. He lost the
last race in Endeavour I and built
Endeavour II last summer.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

Government officials and rank
and-file workers mixed freely re-
Gently when Veterans Administra.
ton Lodge of the American Fed
Grafton of Government Employees
held a party at the Hayloft in
celebration of the fifty-fourth an
niversary of the Civil Service.
A. D. Hitler, executive assistant
to Gen. Frank T. Hines, Veterans
Administration chief, and G. H.
Sweet, chief of personnel at the
agency, were on hand. Sitting
with Ferdinand G. Fraser. Mrs. M.
Regina Doyle, Mary B. Lebo and
Mrs. Daphne Byrne. officials of
the lodge. the7two Government Of
ficers explained personnel tactics
and policies now in force in the
Vermont Avenue agency.
Then, after official business"
had been concluded. the gathering
of more than 200 invaded a spe-
cially Setup cafeteria" provided
by the lodge to consume a plentiful
supply of hot dogs and coffee that
were free to all.
Liked by SubOrdinates
Mr.. Hitler, who resides at 1920
Forty-fourth st. N. w., is a Marion,
Mass, man who came to Washing
ton in 1919 after service in the
Army. A graduate of the MaSsa-
chuSettS Institute of Technology,
he became attached to Veterans
Administration in 1928 and since
then has followed a civilian career.
He is one of the most popular
officials in the service with Subor-
dinate personnel and in this re-
Spect is similar to Mr.. Sweet, of
6805 Meadow Lane, Chevy Chase,
Md. Both Messrs. Hitler and Sweet
are known for their fair treat
ment of those who work under
them.
who decided a Government career
was his entire ambition and who
succeeded beyond question. He at
tended washington grammar and
high schools and then took an
LIB. degree at Georgetown Uni
verSity before entering the service.
He has four children, ranging
from IL to 18 in age.
Mr.. Fraser, president Of the A.
F. G. E. unit. is chief of the mail
subdivision at Veterans Admins
tration and lives at 78 @ st. N. w.
He came to the Capital 10 years
ago from his home. in Kankakee,
ILL.,. where he had attended high
school and business college, joining
the service in 1921.
Mrs. Doyle Native Here
He is a past departmental COM
mander of the Forty and Eight"
unit of the American Legion and
makes stamp collecting his princi-
pal hobby.
Mrs. Regina Doyle, of GAL Quebec
Pl. N. W., is native of the Capital
and has been a clerk with the
Board of Veterans Appeals for 10
years. Educated in D. C. grammar
schools and Business High School,
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
DIED

BLAND, MARVIN LEE-on Friday, Janu.
street Southeast. IARv1NSS' LEE BI. AND.
father of Emmett Lee. Ida Nav and Fan
ME Louise Bland.
Funeral from the late residence. s1e c
Street Southeast, on Monday. January Is.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by W. W. Chambers Co. South.
east funeral home.
BROWNE. JOSEPHINE Ton Thursday,
psoWNFy JSRTSEy ,ba a. n.I6 1887 JOSEPHINE {.
Browne. of 1427 Chaplin St N. W.. and
motheE Of Mrs. Mabel e. Cross and Miss
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home, 1400 Chaplin st. N. W.. on
Monday. January Is. at 2 D. m. Relatives
and friends are invited.
BOND. EDMONA A.-on Sunday. jan
late Luray j. Bond and sister Of william
z. Walter. Frank c. Lambert, and Mrs.
RgneF Zoo rG eRaS aS y s. VI 0Ram1s1' % or fgs
TO St MARTINS Church. iEO North Capitol
and Rhods Island Avenue. where mass
of her soul.
Relatives and friends are invited.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
DI NOLA. HENRY s.-suddenly in wash
1887. HENRY j. DI NoL1:
Queenstown Episcopal Church. Queenstown.
Nd. on Sunday, January II, at .. m.
1nterment. Centerville Nd
Services by the ". ". Chambers Co.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

Wynkoop as clerk. and w. E. Perry
as an additional director.
E. c. Hooper, Mr.. Sartwell and
Mr.. Harrison compose the credit
committee and the supervisory
committee includes v. j. Garland,
w. H. Clark and ]. o. Burnham.
Total assets of the credit union
are now $68,645.15, an increase of
70 per cent over the former year,
while during 1886 the union
loaned $126,547 to its members.
President Sartwell, who was for
merly treasurer, reported that
losses over Q period Of nearly seven
years have been only slightly
more than one-tenth of l per cent
Of loans closed.
The union, having ITO members,
is to again pay them a 6 per cent
dividend, a practice done in all
former years and continued be.
cause of the prosperity during SO.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
ADVERTISEMENT
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The Washington times., 1937-01-18
CLERK BILLS
NUMEROUS
ON HILL
By J. EARLE MOSER

Each day Tire Times publishes pic.
fures Of Government employees well
known to their colleagues, with accom-.
panyinE biographical sketches. Fed
eral folk interested In such photos Or
members Of Government organizations
should contact the writer in the edi-
torial room by S:1S p. M, or phone DI.
1000, branch 80.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

MULLINGs, vENTON H.-on Friday,
pitai' VRNToN II. MULLINGs. the be-
loved son of Mrs. j. h Mullings and
father of Monford Y. Mullings.
residence of his mother. 926 Spring Road
Northwest. on Monday, January 1S. 1887.
at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
interment in Arlington National Gene
terry.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

SMITH, ELMER ELLSWORTH-on Sun
day. January II, 1887, at his residence
626 Seventh Street Northeast. ELMER
ELLSWORTH SMITH. the beloved hus-
band of Emma Catherine Smith tnee Craw-
ford). and father of John A. Smith. of
California and Mrs. Anna W. Wolcott, of
Washington, D. c.
Services at the above residence on Tues
day. January 10. 1887, at 2:3O p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend. Interment in Congressional Gene
tery
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

Matinee Inauguration Day,
January 10th at 2. N
CHARLES LAUGHTON in ''REMBRANDT.
Holiday Prices Prevail.
APOLLO es4 H Street Northeast
DICK POWELL and JOAN BLoNDELL.
Matinee Inauguration Day,
January goth at 2 P. N:
BING TMMIrs CR0sBY and T1oM MAPTE 9EIvEN EMS ]"
Holiday Prices Prevail.
AVALON cSTTsst.sTt %.E;aI.T St. Ave. Z. v. aHd
IRENE DUNE and MELVIN PoUGLAs 51E
Matinee Inauguration Day.
January Goth at 2 P. M.
FARMER in COME AND GET IT."
Holiday Prices Prevail.
AVENUE GRAND
64S PenMayIvania Avenue G0atheaat
GLORIA STUART and EDMUND LOWE
in THE GIRL ON THE FRONT PAGE"
ERROL COMEDY.
Matinee Inauguration Day.
January goth at P. NJ.
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW in TEE
DEVIL IS A SISSY"
Holiday Prices Prevail.
CENTRAL 4sS 9th Street N. W.
BERT WHEELER and ROBERT wooLsEY
in 'MTTMMY's BOYS" and DIONNE
oUINTUPLETs and JEAN HERsHoLT in
REUNION
speciai Gala Midnight Show
Tuesday Evening, Jan. ~.
Last show starts at midntght ~,
MAE WEST in go WEST YOUNG MAN"
No Advance in Prices.
COLONY G.S..is. G.Srsis ASsnq; =. (, eT% %l
JOAN CRAWFORD and CLARK GABLE
in "IOVE ON THE RUN"
Matinee Inauguration Day,
January Goth at 2 P. M.
farmer in COME AND GET TT"
Holiday Prices Prevail.
EARLE 18th st. Below F St. N. W.
Screen: JEAN ARTHUR and GEORGE
BRENT in MORE THAN SECRETARY"
Stage: BENNY DAVIS and HIS STAR
DUST REVUE
Special Midnight Show Tuesday Evening
January 10 Last complete show starts at
II 40 P N. No Advance in Prices.
HOME 1880 Street Northeast
JOAN CRAWFORD and CLARK GABLE
in LOVE ON THE RUN"
Matinee Inauguration Day,
January Goth at 2 P. N.
IRENE JuDNNE ana MElIN n .lN''TLAS
in "THFoDORA GOES WILD"
Holiday Prices Prevail.
METROPOLITAN
n at Tenth stveet Northwest
KAY FRANCIS and WILLIAM POWELL In
ONE WAY PASSAGE"
Special Midnight Show Tuesday Evening,
at II 40 p. NJ No Advance in Prices.
PENN Pa. Ave. s. e. bet. eth & 7th
Matinee 2 p. NJ.
ELEANOR POWELL in
BORN TO DANCE"
Matinee Inauguration Day,
January goth at AS p. M.
14th and Col Rd. N. ".
GENE RAYMOND and ANN soTHERN in
"SMARTEST GIRL IN TOWN.
Matinee Inauguration DAY,
January goth at 2 p. N.
JUDITH BARRETT in
FLYING HOSTESS"
Holiday Prices Prevail.
SHERIDAN SsC,;Ss, Ssors's AEtn"s St' T. "VS %
Matinee P. NJ.
"GoLp DIGGERs OF 1897" With
DICK POWELL and JOAN BLOEDELL.
Inauguration DAY. January Goth
BING CROSBY and MAnGE Evans In
k1bANLG
Holiday Prices Prevail.
TVOLI 18th and Park Rd. N. ".
Matinee 2 p. NJ.
ELEANOR POWELL in
BORN TO DANCE"
specia1 Gala Midnight Show Tuesday Eve
ming. January 10. Last ComDlets Show
Starts at II 80 P. M.
UPTOWN Conn! Conn. Az =, = S,c's"% NswSrk t4oc =;
Matinee p. NJ.
ELEANOR POWELL In
BORN TO DANCE"
Inauguration Day. January 20
NAE WEST in go WEST YOUNG MAN"
Holiday Prices Prevail
Work. Georgia Ave. & Quebec RI.
WILLIAM POWELL. MYRNA 10y. JEAN
HARLOW and SPENCER TRACY in
"LIBELED LADY,
Matinee Inauguration Day,
January Goth at 9 p. NJ.
DIoNNE oUINTUPLETS in REUNION"
Holiday Prices Prevail
HOWARD 7tb & sts. N. W.
On Stage: Teddy Hill and His Savoy
Ballroom Orchestra Heading Gala Revue.
On Screen: "PIGSKIN PARADE" with
patsy KeIly and Stuart Erwin Mtdnito
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

sEEsE, DAVID WILsON-on Sunday.
pETfp Haffp"1S WS1LsoN So sEaEsE. 6eioyed husband husband
of Mary Seese and father of Frances,
Cora Elnora, Clifford and James Seese
and Mrs. Helen Lang.
Funeral from his residence Vienna. Vir-
Einia. on Tuesday. January 10, at 2 p. m.
Services at the Church of Brethren, at
$50 p. M
Relatives and friends are invited
Interment Flint Hill Cemetery, oakton,
Va.
Services by the ". W.. Chambers
Company.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

MOTT 1907 .6th Street Northwest
SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "DIMPLEs." with
Stepin Fetchit and Frank Morgan.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18
AVENUE GRAND

COTONY Gs1rsts. G:SFsis ASsHTs <. 4. "? v.
JOAN CRAWFORD and CLARK GABLE
in "LovE ON THE RUN"
Matinee Inauguration Day,
January Goth at 2 P. M.
EDWARD ARNOLD and FRA Noes
FARMER in COME AND GET IT"
Holiday Prices Prevail
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

LINCOLN 1918 Q Street N. W.
CLARK GABLE and JOAN CRAWFORD
in LOVE ON THE RUN" with
Franchot Tone and Reginald Owen.
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

STANTON 9Th and C sts. N. E.
RAMONA" with Loretta Young. Also
Ole OleSon and Chic johnson in
COUNTRY GENTLEMEN
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

RAPHAEL 14Os 9th St. N. W.
Dick Powell Joan Blondell and Warren
william in STAGE STRUCK"
The Washington times., 1937-01-18

William Powell, Myrna 10y. Jean Harlow
and Spencer Tracy in ..LIRELED LADYm