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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-01

THIS PAGE TELLS ONLY PART OF A GREAT STORY
We would need the whole newspaper to advertise the
hundreds of wonderful mOney-savng bargains this sale
brings you. Everything you need for home and family
List needs and be at Store bright and early Saur
day morning. Savings in every department.
Winter Coats for Misses and Women
Mems Clothing and Furnishings
Everything to Wear-GirIs, Boys and Infants
Fur Goats Dresses Shoes i. Underwear .
Hosiery Bags =. Gloves Corsets
Curtains Linens Blankets 90.
Domestics Furniture and
Housewares
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Educators
Will Meet
Sept. 30

ARLINGTON, Va, Sept. 10.
Speakers of national prominence
in education will address the an
nual institute Of the Arlington
County Council Of Parent Teacher
Associations, September 80 and
october l in the Cherrydale
School auditorium, 1t was an
nounced today by Ivan A. Booker,
president of the council.
The discussion topic on Thurs
day, the opening day of the insti-
tute, will be Parent Teacher
Work in Arlington County" On
Friday the theme will be "Apprais-
ing the Work Of the Public
Schools"
DR.. Paul H. SheatS, Of the Ma.
tional Education Board, will act
as chairman at a special session
of the institute, starting Friday at
8 p. m, which will include a panel
discussion Of the questions:
Should the Federal Government
Contribute to Financial Support of
Public Education?"
Other sessions are scheduled for
10 a. m. and 1870 p. m. All ses-
SionS are public.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
MORSELL RITES
TO Be HELD IN
B ETHE SDA, MD.
Funeral Service Planned
Monday at II A. M.

Funeral services for Herndon
Morsell, former opera singer and
musical director of the Gridiron
Club, will be held Monday morning
at II o'clock at the Humphrey
funeral chapel in Bethesda, Md.
Burial will be in Glenwood Gene
terry.
Mr.. Morsell, who died yester-
day at his home, 6314 Connecticut
Ave. N. w., at the age Of 10, has
been resident of this city since
1888. For 40 years he was musical
director of the Gridiron Club.
He was born in Alexandria. He
went to Italy at the age of 10 to
study voice and after four years
there returned to America. He
toured this country as guest artist
with John Philip Sousa, then direc-
tor Of the newly-organized Marine
Band. He also sang in grand
opera.
Perhaps his most famous work
was that as director of the Grid
iron Club and as honorary musical
director If the Marine Corps Band.
Surviving him is his widow,
Elizabeth Burton MorSell, also a
singer.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
HEALTH CENTER
OPENS MONDAY

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Sept. 10.
The Associated Health and Wei
fare Agencies of Takoma Park
and vicinity, organized to prevent
duplication of welfare work, will
open offices in the fire house here
Monday, according to Mrs. George
E. Robertson, president.
The agency will serve as a CO.
ordinating group as far as health
and welfare activities are con-
cerned by informing each group
what the others are doing.
Since the town is located in
both Montgomery and Prince
Georges counties, the agency will
operate in both counties. In that
connection Mrs. Robertson said all
relief applicants living in Prince
Georges county should appear at
the offices between 1890 a. m.
and 1890 p. m. on Mondays and
Thursdays. A full schedule will
be ready in a few days, Mrs. Rob
ertson said.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Births, Deaths and Marriages

Lewis H. and virginia Clark, boy.
Leo j. and Gala j. Parenteau, boy.
Michael ID. and Beulah n. Fis-
william 4. and orrine A. Richard
John T. and Elizabeth A. ROub,
boy.
William II. and Ruth A. Turner,
james c. and Lura W. streeter,
Anthony L. and Irma C. Gallo, boy.
Linton T. and Eileen NJ. West,
Thomas r. and Sarah H. McNelIIy,
b dover C. and Marion sutphin. boy.
Alfred II. and BerniCe A. McStay,
William c. and Clara A. C. KIO-
Milton e. and virginia R. vermII-
Guy and Ann L. Ferguson. girl.
Louis a. and Florence M. Wood
Lester and Helen v. Reed, girl.
Emmett and Ethel Bailey, girl.
Louis j. and Thelma II. Russell,
Gerald D. and Grace MacKava-
nagh, girl.
Frank G. and Joyce Railey. girl.
Michael j. and Alice r. Lynch, girl.
Lawn and Clara Spence, girl.
DEATHS
Mary e. Deviny, 81, 1889 Maryland
Ave. n. e.
Joseph I. Coffey, 10, Providence
Hospital.
Nellie c; Caldwell, IS. 1899 Fiji
Ealto Psaitis, 10, 214O N st. n. w.
William J. Brown, "a, 925 Eleventh
st. y. f.
Richmond p. Davis, II. Walter
Reed Hospital.
Grant Burroughs, 20, Garfield Hos
pital.
Herve W. KitzmlIIer, e5, 1901 Con.
necticut Ave. N. w.
Herbert Bateman, 40, Casualty Hos
pital.
Alex E. .WilkersOn. IS. st. Eliza
beth Hospital.
Jean Rye, 2, Providence Hospital.
Mary e. Mckenzie, 2, Children's
Hospital.
Ronald H: Casey. months, Chill
dren's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
BIRTHS

Donald L. and Elizabeth H. Nc
William b. and Dena s. Beckett,
William n. and Katherine V. Tay.
Harry r. and Irene e. Wood, girl.
Alton X. and Ruth H. Haines, boy.
Robert w. and Eleanor A. Washing
Edward C. and Dorothy D. john
George G.. and Marguerite windIe.
bernard H. and Joyce C. Meehan.
Joseph p. e. and Dorothy L. Nor.
Joseph L. and Aana NJ. Goldman.
Malcolm NJ. and Cecilia Fucker.
Henry w. and Marjorie A. Turner,
Thomas b. and Frances c. Bailey,
Herman L. H. and Elsie R. Murchi-
Edward H. and Halle L. Weber,
boy.
Levie t. and Frances b. wellons,
Marvin B. and Luella A. Purser,
DOys
Woodrow and GeOrgetta Barnes,
boy.
Sol and Sonia e. Gass, girl.
Earl T. and Erna NJ. Orme, girl.
benjamin +. and Mary v. Pace,
girl.
Robert NJ. and Adalaine E. Brum-
back, girl.
Edward T. and Catherine Fitz-
gerald, girl.
Albert L. and Mary T. Baumgart-
ner, girl.
Warren W. and Elizabeth f. Ben
ner, girl.
Robert 1. and Emma MacCOrd, girl.
Demitri NJ. and Katherine Far
serOtu, girl.
william e. and Evelyn NJ. Robin
son, girl.
Jesse r. and Elizabeth Chafin. girl.
William b. and Aldane v. Comp
ton, girl.
James j. and Doris Roberts, boy.
Charles H. and Dorothy Burke, boy.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
RULING SOUGHT.
ON
VOTE MACHINES
County Board Will Get
Data on Cost

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. 10.
Variations in the cost of con-
Quoting elections with the auto
matte vote tabulators as COM
pared to the old paper ballot Sys-
TEN, will be shown in statement
being prepared by the Montgom-
cry county election supervisors
for presentation to the county
commissioners.
This data is being compiled,
according to election officials, in
an effort to get the commission
ers to decide whether they will
authorize the installation Of vot-
ing machines in time for next
years elections or continue with
the present paper ballot method.
LAW CHANGED
An act of the State legislature
more than a year ago, author
lied the county board members
to install voting machines in the
two congested suburban voting
districts, Wheaton and Bethesda,
but this was changed early this
year making it compulsory to in
stall them in all voting precincts
of the county, If any.
When the commissioners were
considering the change to the auto
matte vote tabulators prior to the
general election last November, it
was estimated that about IS ma
chimes would be required for the
two suburban districts which could
he purchased and installed at an
approximate cost of $4,000.
COST AT $4,000
Since the enactment Of the new
measure making it mandatory to
install the machines throughout
the county if a change is made in
any district, it is estimated that
the cost will run in the neighbor'
hood of $4,000.
In conjunction with submission
of the statement to the commits
sioners election supervisors will
notify them Of the terms under
which the machines may be pur-
chased outright or rented for use
in elections.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
ISAAC CHASER

Last rites for Isaac CHASER, re-
tired manufacturer, who died
Thursday night of a heart attack,
will be held tomorrow at II a. m.
at his home, 1881 Wisconsin Ave.
N. w. Burial will be in the Adas
Israel Congregation Cemetery. He
was Sc.
Mr.. CHASER, a native of Russia,
was in business here for many
years. He operated under the name
of I. Chaser g. Co.. and was a whole
sale dealer in raincoats until his
retirement four years ago.
He was a thirty-second degree
Scottish Rite Mason and a mem
Der of Federal Lodge No. and of
Almas Temple of the Shrine and
Argo Lodge of B'nai Birth. He
was active in the Adas Israel Con-
gregation.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
OWNER SEEKS
HOME FOR DOG

Featured for adoption today is
Trixie, a small, white female
dog that may be obtained from
Mrs. Lenore Greene, 1921 M st.
N. W., apartment 106. Mrs. Green
is anxious to place her pet into
a good home.
Also offered for adoption today
is Muffin, grey and black
tiger striped cat. It is about one
year old, very pretty, gentle and
playful. If you want this pet, no
tlfy Mrs. r. Everett Edwards. 1928
Shepherd st. N. w. adams
2805).
Communicate with the pet
editor of The Times if you have
a pet that needs another home.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
HagerstOWn Man
Kills Self Here

Shot through the head with a
.32-caliber gun, the body Of Charles
E. Woman, 40, Hagerstown, Md,
was found last night in a bath.
room in a downtown hotel by
House Detective James MoStyn.
A note found near by asked that
his mother, Mrs. Olive Woman,
Of Hagerstown, be notified. Cor
oner A. Magruder Macdonald said
he would issue a certificate OF
suicide.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

tor Moore and Beulah Bondi. Thurs
day and Friday: Another Dawn"
with Kay Francis and Enrol Flynn.
E. Brown Also Hills of Wyoming"
With William Boyd; Chapter Jun
gle Jim
STANTON-sunday and Monday:
also Gene Autry in Roundup Time in
Texas. with Smiley Burnette. Tues
day and Wednesday: valiant is the
Word for Carrie" with Gladys George,
Airline Judge and John Howard; also
island Captives" with Eddie Nugent
day: William Powell and Luise Rainer
in The Emperor's Candlestocks';
also Ian Keith and Tala Bireh in
White Legion" Saturday: The Ac-
Robert Cummings, Paul Kelly and
Kent Taylor; also Ghost Town Cold"
with Bob Livingston, Ray Crash"
Corrigan and Max Terhune.
sTATE-sunday and Monday: Jean
Harlow and Clark Gable in Saratoga;
wednesday: william Powell and
Luise Rainier in "Emperor's Candle
stoicks"; March Of Time No. 10. Thurs
day; will Rogers in DIR: Buil" also
Friday and Saturday: Jack Oakie in
super sleuth"; also Richard Dix in
Devils Playground" news; cartoon;
novelty: Chapter Painted Stallion"
NEWTON-sunday and Monday: "NIr
Dodd Takes The Air" with Kenny
Baker. Tuesday and Wednesday: THE
Good Earth" with Paul NUM- and Luise
Rainier. Thursday and Friday: "Exclus
i've" with Fred McMurray and Frances
Farmer. Saturday: David Harum,
with Will Rogers; also, Hollywood Cow
boy" with George O'Brien.
SYLVAN-sunday and Monday: BE
tween Two Women" with Franchot
Tone and Virginia Bruce; March o.
Time" No. ~. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday: Saratoga" with Jean Har
low and Clark Gable. Friday: "AngelG
Holiday" with Jane Withers. Saturday
"She Had To Eat" with Rochelle Hud
son and Jack Haley also "Borneo,'
produced by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin John
son.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday: Jean
cite Macdonald and Nelson Eddy II
Naughty Marietta; selected short sub
jects. Tuesday and Wednesday: Claudett'
Colbert in Fannie Hursts Imitation O
Life; also Jane Darwell in "Grea
Hospital Mystery Thursday and Fri
day: Warner Baxter and Wallace BeerI
in slave Ship" Saturday: Jane Witheri
in ANGELS Holiday; also, Edward z
Horton in wild Money"
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

JESSE-Sunday and N n y:
"Knight Without Armour" with Mar
Tuesday and Wednesday: Love From
a Stranger with Ann Harding and
Basil Rathbone; also "Armored Car"
with Robert Wilcox and Judith Bar
at the Races" with the Marx Broth
ers Saturday: "Hell Divers" with
Clark Gable and Wallace Berry: also
Western Cold" with Smith Ballew.
LIDO-sunday and Monday: Wal
lace Berry and Warner Baxter in
Slave shin; cartoon; news, Tues
Sea Racketeers'; musical Thurs
day and Friday; Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y in 'Parnell'; also The
Outer Gate: musical: news. Satur-
day: The Three Musketeers in Come
on Cowboys; also 1T Could Happen
to You; Chapter No. of Secret
Agent ky; cartoon.
UNDOUBTEDLY to Thursday,
September II through September %:
Wee Willie Wrinkle, !" starring shir-
ley Temple and Victor McLaglen.
day; Shirley Temple and Victor Nc
toon and news. Wednesday: Gloria
| Stuart and Michael Whalen in Lady
Escapes" cartoon and news. Thursday
and Friday: Alice Faye and Don Ameche
| in You Cant Have Everything" car
toon and news; SATURDAY, Fred Scott
| Tamroff in The Great Gambini," car
toon and episode No. 8, Dick Tracy.
MOTT-sunday and Monday: King
of the Gamblers" with Akin Tamiroff,
Claire Trevor. Lloyd Nolan and Larry
| Crabbe. Tuesday: Miriam Hopkins in
Men Are Not Gods" also: Bella Lugosi
in The Death Kiss" Wednesday,; Bar
tor McLaglen in This Is My Affair"
also, Blake Of Scotland Yard" No 8.
| Thursday; Leslie Howard and Norma
Shearer in Romeo and Juliet" also,
Mexico" Friday: Harry Carey in Dor
| der Cafe" with John Beal and Armtda.
| Saturday: william Boyd in North of
the Rio Grande." also, Secret Agent
PALM-sunday: Dark Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday: Saratoga" with
lean HsFlqw and CLARK CLARK Cab Gable. Thu Thurs
with Paul NUM- and Luise Rainier. sat
urday "Dr. Bull. with Will Rogers
and Marion Nixon, also, King OF
Gamblers" with Lloyd Nolan and Claire
| Trevor.
RAPHAEL - Sunday and Monday:
"Prnce and the Pauper," with Enrol
Flynn. the Mauch Twins, Claude Rains
and Barton MacLane: Tuesday and
| Wednesday: "NobodyE Baby" with
Patsy Kelly and Robert Armstrong;
also. "Killers Of the Sea-" with Capt.
| CasweH ir Thursday and Friday;
MARRIED BEFORE Breakfast" with Flor
encA Rice. Robert Young; also Roris
| Karlorf in "Juggernnt." Saturday:
| Tom TAYLOR in RIP Roaring Bucka-
roo; also, Chester Morris in Cock
of the Air" Blake Of Scotland Yard
| No. IA.
REPTBLIC - Friday to Thursday,
September l7th through September
| 23d., Between Two Women" with
| Franchot Tone. Maureen O'Sullivan,
| virginia Bruce.
ROSALIA - Sunday and Monday:
| Barbara Stanwyck. Robert Taylor and
| Victor McLaglen in This Is My AZ
fair" Tuesday and Wednesday: Wal
ter Huston in Law and Order; also,
| Romance and Riches" with Cary
! Grant and Mary Brian. Thursday and
Friday: Frederic March and Janet CAV
nor in "A Star Is Born; also, Jack
Holt in "Trouhlt in Morocco Satur-
day: Fred Scott in THE Singing Buck
aroo" Secret Agent X9" No. 6.
SECO-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Captains Courageous" with
| Freddie Bartholomew and Spencer
Tracy; comedy; cartoon. Wednesday:
Make Way for Tomorrow" with Vic
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
FRANK JUNGHANS

Requiem mass for Frank Jung
hans, who died Friday at his home,
1913 Takoma Ave-, Silver Spring,
Md, will be celebrated Monday
morning at $3.50 o'clock in st. Mi
'chael's Catholic Church, Silver
Spring. Funeral services preced-
ing the mass will be held at $50
a. m. from the residence of his son,
John J. Jughans, at 1913 Takoma
Ave-, Silver Spring. Interment will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

Questions on Page 81
I. Jascha Heifetz. 2. Brian
Aherne. 3. Eddie Cantor. 4.
Burgess Meredith. S. George
Brent. 6. Helen Broderick. 7.
Paul Mum. 8. Joe E. Brown.
9. George Raft. 10. Michael
Bartlett.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Building Permits
Ussued within Last "a Hours)

Brown Brothers Corporation, 2912 to
1920 Thirty-eighth st. N. W., six
dwellings,, $4,000.
D. C. Gruver, 1891 to 2241 Thirty-ninth
Pl. N. w, six dwellings, $4,000.
E. T. Lindner, ASS to 45SS Conduit
Rd. N. W., apartment, $4,000.
Charles H. Tompkins. S21 Charming
Pl. N E., warehouse, $1,000.
Cyril e. Albrecht, 5000 Clinton st. N.
E., dwelling, $4,000.
NJ. C. Oliphant, 3311 Fessenden st. N.
W., dwelling, $4,000.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18

ACADEMY-sunday ana Monday:
college Holiday" with Jack Benny,
George Burns, Oracle Allen, Mary
Laurel and oliver Hardy in way
Out West" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Francis Lederer and Ann sothern in
MY American Wife,; also, Forgotten
Women" with Evely Brent. Irene
and Friday: The Marx Brothers in
"A Day at the Races; also. 1T Could
Happen to YOU" with Alan Baxter.
Andrea Leeds. Owen Davis jr., and
Astrid Allwyn. Saturday: Joan Ben
nett and Cary Grant in Wedding
Present" with George Bancroft: also,
The Fighting Texan" with Kermit
Maynard.
ARCADE - Sunday and Monday:
Wallace Berry and Warner Baxter in
Tuesday and wednesday: clark Gable,
Myrna 10y and William Powell in
Manhattan Melodrama": cartoon and
news Thursday and Friday: Don
Ameehs and Ann sOthern in Fifty
Saturday: Robert Young in Married
Before Breakfast; also, Charles Star
rett in Two Fisted Sheriff; cartoon
and episode No. IL. Dick Tracy"
AsHLEY-sunday and Monday: Bob
burns and Martha Raye in Mountain
Music" Tuesday: Robert Montgom-
ry and Rosalind Russell in Night
Must Fall Wednesday and Thurs
"A Day at the Races" Friday and
Eaturday: Pat O'Brien and Humphrey
Bogart in Fifty Roads to Town"
BOOKER Friday to Thursday,
OFFENDER II through September 23:
'Borneo," produced by Mr.. and Mrs
Martin johnson.
BRoADwAY-sunday, Monday. and
the Races" with IvLe Anderson. Troy
@gown. the Lindy Hoppers, and the
Crinoline Choir. Wednesday and Thurs
day, Luise Ea.ner and William Powell in
Nd Saturday. Charles Starrett in zone
Ian Justice; also Secret Agent X-9.
No. Z.
Rogers in David Harum." Tuesday and
Wednesday. Edward Arnold and Jean
Arthur in Easy Living: cartoon and
news. Thursday and Friday Nelson
Naughty Marietta: cartoon and news
Saturday Tex Ritter in "Hittn' the
TraiP: also Ray Milland in Wings
over Honolulu; cartoon and episode No
II Of Robinson Crusos."
Miliand and wendy Barrie in wings
Over Honolulu: also Eric Linden and
Cecilia Parker in Girl Loves Boy
Tuesday and Wednesday. Paul NUM- and
Miriam Hopkins in The Woman
Love-; also Reginald Denny and Eleanor
Hunt in We're in the Legion Now >
Thursday and Friday, william Powell
and Luise Rainier in THE Emperor!
Candlesticks'' also Conrad Noge' and
Eleanor Hunt in Navy Spy" Saturday
Harry Carey. Edwina Booth: and Dun
can Renaldo in Trader Horn: alsc
Chapter Of "Secret Agent KS" ant
Three Stooges comedy
FATRLAWN-SundRy and Monday. Ed
ward Arnold and Frances Farmer ii
Toast of New York: color cartoon
Tuesday, Hugh Herbert and Mary Bo
land in Marry the Girl populal
Science. Wednesday. John Wayne in I"
Cover the War; Screen Snapshot: sports
Thursday, Robert Young in Married
Before Breakfast; pictorial; novelty
Friday. Pat O'BrIen and Humphrey Bo
CART in san Quentin: musical. Satur
day, william Boyd and Jimmy Ellison ir
Trail Dust: Yacht Club Roys comedy
HIPPoDROME - Sunday Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Bob Burns
and Martha Rave in Mountain Mu-
sic cartoon ana news. Thursday
and Friday Ray Milland in Wings
Over Honolulu: also Leo GARLIC in
'Hotel Haywire": cartoon and news.
Saturday: Dorothy Lamour in Last
Train from Madrid": also Ann Soth-
ern in There Goes Ny Girl; car
toon and news.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Films at Neighborhood 7heaters

Wednesday: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
johnson in "Borneo," March Of
Time" Thursday: Wallace Berry and
Clark Gable in Hell Divers" Friday:
Johnny Downs and Eleanore Whitney
in Blonde Trouble" Saturday: Joe
E. Brown in Riding on Air" and
Gloria Stuart and Michael Whalen IN
Lady Escapes"
CALVERT - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Paul MUM and Luise Rainier
in Good Earth" Wednesday and
Thursday. Alice Faye and Don Ameche
in You Can't Have Everything" FRI
day: Larry Blake in Road Back"
Saturday: Wheeler and Woolsey in
"On Again Off Again."
CENTRAL Sunday and Monday:
San Quentin" with Pat O'Brien ana
Humphrey Bogart. Tuesday and We'd
nesday: Frances Farmer and Fred
MacMurray in Exclusive" Thursday:
''Mr. Dodd Takes the Air" with Kenny
Baker. Friday: George Murphy and
Rita johnson in London By Night"
Saturday: Wheeler and Woolsey in ION
Again Off Again" and Chester Morris
in Flight From Glory" Popeye.
COLONY-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Constance Bennett and Cary
Grant in Topper" Wednesday and
Grant In Toast of New York" Fri
. day: Joan Arthur and Ray Milland
in Easy Living" Saturday: Mr..
Dodd Takes the Air" with Kenny
Baker, Wild West Days, No. 81
HOME-sunday and Monday: san
Quentin" with Pat O'Brien and Hum
phrey Bogart. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Jean Arthur and Ray Milland in
Easy Living" Thursday and Friday:
Frances Farmer and Cary Grant in
Toast of New York" Saturday: Jed
Water" and Fred Stone in Hide
away"
PENN-sunday, Monday and Tues
day; Shirley Temple and Victor Nc
Wednesda ay Th thur ' and " FPidsy:
Jack Benny and Gail Patrick in ar
lists and Models" Saturday: Loretta
Young and Don Amocho in Love
Under Fire" Popeye and March of
Time.
chelle Hudson and Brian Donievy in
Born Reckless" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Akin Tamiroff and Miriam
Marsh Marsh in sGTeat GHmOinI| Thursday:
Glory" March Of Time. Friday:
George O'Brien and Constance Worth
in "Windjammer." Saturday: Marx
Brothers, Allen Jones and Maureen
OSullivan in "A Day At the Races"
SHERIDAN-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Alice Faye and Don Amecho
in You Can't Have Everything"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Paul Mum and Luise Rainier in Good
Earth" Saturday Larry Blake in
Road Back" Our Gang.
day: Shirley Temple and Victor Nc
Laglen in Wee Willie Wrinkle" We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday Jack
Benny and Gail Patrick in Artists
and Models" Saturday: Loretta Young
and Don Ameche in Love Under
Fire" Wild West Days, No 5, March
of Time.
UPTOWN-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Shirley Temple and Victor
McLag glen in Wee Willie Wrinkle. "
Wednesday and Thursday: Jack Benny
and Gail Patrick in Artists and Mod
els" Friday: Kay Francis in Comics
sion" Saturday: Loretta Young and
Don Ameche in Love Under Fire,
Our Gang.
YORK-sunday and Monday: Jean
Arthur and Ray Midland in Easy
Living" March of Time. Tuesday and
ner Baxter in slave Ship" Thursday:
Rochelle Hudson and Brian Donlevy
Beery and Clark Gable in "Hei,
Divers" Saturday: Marry the Cir
with HuRh Herbert and Mary BolAnd
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
DUST DETEcTOR

A new silica dust detector ma
chine has been invented and will
be ready for use next year, the
Bureau of Mines announced to-
day. The machine detects dust by
means of X-rayS.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
IN MEMORIAM

CORNWELL. DOUGLAS LEE-In sweet
remembrance of our darling, big Man. "
DOUGLAS LEE CORNWELL. who left us
five long years ago. September 10, 1882.
Before the throne of God
Thousands of children stand:
Children whose sins are all forgiven
holy happy band.
Up there among the throng
Our little "DouEie" stands.
Waiting for us to Join him
In that holy happy land.
LOVING MOTHER AND ALL.
RORERTS. DOLORES E.-In loving MEM
orv of our daughter. DOLORES E. ROB-
ERTS who nassed away two years ago
today September 10, 1885.
No stain was on her little heart.
Sin had not entered there:
Ard innocence silent sweetly on
That pale white brow 50 fair.
She was too plre for this cold earth,
Too beautiful to stay:
And so Gods holv angel bore
Our darling awav.
HEB MOTHER AND FATHER.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
DR.. RUsTIN TO SPEAK

what Are We Doing to
Christi" will be the subject of
DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor OF
Mount Vernon Place M. E
Church, South, at the morning
service tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR - Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday Madeleine Carroll and
Francis Lederer in IT'S All Yours"
Wednesday and Thursday: Alice Faye
and Don Ameche in You Can't Have
Everything." Friday: Frances Farmer,
Cary Grant in Toast of New York"
Saturday: Shirley Temple and Victor
McLaglen in Wee Willie Wrinkle" !;
wild West Days" No. /.
The Washington times., 1937-09-18
APOLLO-sunday Monday and Tues

APOLLO-Sunday,M Monday and Tues
day: Alice Faye and Don Ameche in
You Can't Have Everything. Wednes-
day and Thursday: Paul NUM- and
Luise Rainier in Good Earth" FRI
day: San Quentin with Pat O'Brien and
Humphrey Bogart. Saturday: Wheeler
and Woolsey in ION Again OFF Again"
and Rochelle Hudson and Brien DON
levy in Born Reckless; wild West
DAVIS" No. g.