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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-23
MRS. ROY THOMPSON HOSTESS
FOR BRAWLEY CLUB MEETING


camp held it's first entertainment
program Saturday night and the
affair proved a huge success. Be
sides those temporarily domiciled
at the government project there
were more than numerous outside
couples present at the party. Dur
ing the evening junior police
force of 13 members was organized
through assistance of Jimmie Dun
gan of the BraWley police force.
Badges of authority were given the
boys and they will be trained at
intervals by DUNCAN. Duties will
be assigned the lads such as to see
that the traffic laws of the camp
are obeyed. They will also be
available at call for traffic duty at
any of the schools.
Entertaining in honor of her
sister Mrs. Ivan Hiler of Los An
geleS. Mrs. Harry c. Smith opened
her home to friends Monday after
noon at a dessert bridge party
Prizes were won by Mrs. lea Adams,
Mrs. H. C. Archias, Mrs. w. E.
Wyeth and a guest prize to the
honoree. Bidden were the Mes
danes Paul Johnston, J. G. Archias,
Don O'Bleness, Gertrude Terry, Os-
car Ingersoll. r. T. Pedersen, Will
liam Green, F. f. Culver Loveridge
Marsh and Virgil Smith.
The First Methodist church
held its annual Christmas party
for the Sunday school, Wednesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the So
cial hall. The program, in charge
of Mrs. H A. Hastain, was pre-
sented by the children and Santa
Claus distributed candy to all. Each
family brought. as requested. white
gifts for needy families.
A Christmas party staged by the
Kun Double class of the First
Christian church Friday night al
the Everett Smith home, proves
enjoyable. Games were played and
Christmas carols sung until Santa
Claus arrived with gifts. Attend
ing were Messrs. and Mesdames
l.. D. Cady, l.. o. Wilabee, w. l.
Rutherford, A. l.. Sebille, w. r
Hensley, Mrs. Fred Robertson, Mrs
C. A. Gabard, Mrs. Frank Mon
tana, Miss Mary Scheel, Zen King
Billy Smith, Johnny Highstreet, j
D. Head, Richard Hensley and the
kCSts.
Mrs. Lucille Wright and Miss
Geneva Millikan of Banning are
spending the holidays at the home
of their sister, Mrs. George Belt.
Children of the KiWanianS were
The guests at a Christmas party
Tuesday noon by the club when
they met at the Planters hotel
The program was given entirely
by the children, under the direC-
ton of Mrs. Marie Bostwick.
CLYDE Fluke, formerly of BraWley
but now living in Pasadena, is here
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quay Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Jones spent
Sunday in Banner.
Miss Phyllis Stilgenbaur has re-
turned to Long Beach following a
visit here with friends.
Charles Cubbin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Cubbin, has arrived home
for the holidays. He attends U. C.
Agricultural college at Davis.
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MIDWEST, DOWN EAST PAIR AT G. A. O

she pursued in order to fit herself
for her career.
Her first Government post was
with the Bureau Of Internal Rev
enue, to which she received an
appointment in 1881 after pass
ing an examination with an ex-
cellent mark. After serving with
that unit for approximately a
year, the opportunity came to
transfer to the General Account
ing office and she lost no time
in making the shift, now holding
a general clerical status with
the receiving and computing Sec
ton of the records division.
Miss Herriott, who lives at
1921 Kenyon st. N. W., makes
bowling her principal recreation.
Frequently she joins those who
work with her at Convention
Hall bowling alleys, where her
division conducts two separate
leagues" for those who enjoy
watching the pins spill hither
and yon.
By his friends. Frank Rose is
generally called Rosie" Now
living at 1923 Fourteenth ST.
N. W.. Rose attended high school
and business college in New Bed
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The Middle West and New Eng
land, two widely separated sec
tions, furnished the records divi'
sion of the General Accounting
office with two Of its most popu-
lar and efficient employees.
Mildred Herriott, a pretty blue.
eyed young woman who already
has a half dozen years Of Federal
career, was given to Uncle Sans
personnel force by the thriving
city of Des Moines, Iowa. SINH
larly, the Government owes that
famous whaling center of days
gone by, New Bedford, Mass, for
the acquisition Of Frank Rose.
Both employees are well known
to fellow workers stationed in the
old Pension Office Building at
Fifth and F SITS. N. w., where the
General Accounting Office has
located the largest portion of its
force. And both, according to theil
friends in the office, have com
piled records for working ability
that are unrivaled.
The Middle Westerner, Miss Her
riott, received all of her education
at home in Des Moines, high schoo
training being a base for a later
course in business college which
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,rd before coming to the Capi

ford before coming to the Capt.
tai.
His ambition, however, is to be-
come a certified public account
ant and he has already com
pleted one year of study at Ben.
jamin Franklin University here,
learning the technicalitieS of
debts, credits, mixed accounts
and sundry other matters which
a C. P. A. must know. Now hold
ing a post as check Searcher
with General Accounting, office
friends expect Rose to advance
speedily after he has completed
his studies. which he purSues in
the evening after Government
routine has shut down.
Rose came to Washington
three years ago and found an
immediate post with the Bureau
of the Census, working there
creditably for almost two years.
Midway of 1885, however. he &C
cepted a superior opportunity
with General Accounting Office
and has remained. In leisure
hours he makes a hobby Of what
ever sport is in season, but at
present joins Miss Herriott in
the bowling activities sponsored
bv their office.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marion A. Pilgrim, A, Jackson, Miss,
and Helen M. owen 30, ia Eleventh
st. S. E.
Frank F. Fuchs, IS. 72s Twentieth
st. N. w, and Ruth Clark, 30. 1O11
Lancaster S. Blaine. %. 2s1O Uni
versity Pl. N. W., and Alberta C. Po-
land, 16. 1905 University Pl. N. w.
Gus Contaxes, so. S24 Twentieth st.
\; W.; md and Eyelyn St II H. Wood 2s' 7Ss
Spencer oliver. 2S, and Mary Gamble,
rs. both of Detroit, Mich.
Jerome C. Stone, SO, I st. N. W.,
and Olivia G. Mears, sS. 1121 Twenty
Edgar S. Walker. 25. 5s1s Third Pl.
N. w, and Pauline N: Wernicke' 2l'
1925 sixteenth st. N. w.
Lawrence e. Mears, %: Petersburg,
,TS; Va, :. and and Mf6ls a. E; Poole 49, s'7S
Henry L. Esposito, 81, and Lucille A.
Meadows. %. both Of 1914 Seventeenth
william C. Bowles: "a, 1855 New
Gorred, s2, Charleston, W. Va.
Holland NJ. Carder, %. 1898 LanieI
Pl. N. W., and Mary J. Grim' 2l' 1908
Kalorama Rd. N. w.
George F. wald. 81, Takoma Park
Nd. and Mary C. Horty. 49, 1889 @ st
Zack H. Meredith, So. 23s Maryland
Ave. N. E.. and Lois C. Burton, 36, lO1O
TWenty-third ST. N. w.
Thomas E. shipley, a.. 1927 Twenty
II. S11 Ninth st. N. E.
John R. Davis, Is, 1545 Sixth st.
n. W.. and Gwendolyn Gardner, 21,, 1906
First St. S. W.
John L. Jackson, %, 81 Myrtle st
N. E.. and Irene e. Foster, 27, 125 Six
teenth st. s. z.
olin webb, IS, 1927 Duncan st. n. E..
and Hattie Boyd. 30, 41S N st. N: w.
Thomas R. Manning. 81, 1921 Ninth
ST. N. w, and Catherine S. Council, 22,
224 Maryland Ave. N. E.
Harvey Miller. 2S, SIS H st. N; W,
anG Nina e. Lammo, 10, HOS st.
S. W.
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DEATHS REPORTED

Isaac Gordon, SO, Masonic Home:
Irene shafer, SO. So41 sedg"ick ST.
Ella whilldin. 50. s4O Madison St.
Thomas J. Sullivan. 70. s27 Emerson
Mary c. Pearson. rs. $3.50 FOrty-first
Clara A. olesen. II, 644 E st. N. e.
Johanna Foley, II, Walter Reed HOS
Caleb Miller, 7s, National Homeopathic
S Annie L. warren, 7s, 1902 Euclid st.
" Elizabeth R. Simon. 10, s72O veazy
" George @ W. stOner. 10. 1881 Harvard st.
N. W. .
Jason Waterman. ss. Public Health
Anna Ryan, 81, s41s Rodman st. N. W.
Corbin Boarman, 81, B. o. r. r"
NE Lewis NJ. johnson. 5s. Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
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/AnBel 4oduI III
Stand Condemned: also, Buck Jones in
Empty Saddles"
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday, VIM.
Powell and Carole Lombard in my Man
Godfrey; selected short subjects; Tues
day and Wednesday. Ralph Bellamy in
Man Who Lived Twice; also, Doris
Nolan and Chic Sale in The Man l
Marry; Thursday and Friday. Dionne
Quintuplets in Reunion; selected short
subjects; saturday. Jean Arthur and Joel
McCrea in Adventure in Manhattan" !;
also, Bill Boyd in "Hopalong Cassidy
Returns"
STANTONASundaya and Monday, IRA
mona" with Loretta Young; also, Ole
Oleson and Chic Johnson in Country
Gentlemen; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Down by the Sea-" with Russell Hardie,
Ben Lyon and Ann Rutherford; also
Loretta Young and Franchot Tone in
1.-The Unguarded Hour; Thursday and
Friday, Janet Gaynor and Robert Taylor
in Small Town Girl" also. Below the
Deadline," with Cecilia Parker; Satur-
day, 1.-The Presidents Mystery" with
Henry Wilcoxon and Betty Furness; also,
'secret Patrol" starring Charles starrett.
ACADEMY-Sunday and Monday: Nino
Martini in The Gay Desperate" also.
Wilcoxon and Betty Furness; Tuesday
and Wednesday, "Dodsworth," with
Walter Huston and Ruth Chatterton;
also. Sari Martha in 1.-THE Girl From
Georgia." Thursday and Friday. Fred
ric March, Warner Baxter and Lionel
Barrymore in "The Road to Glory;
also, Speed Limited" with Ralph
Graves and Evelyn Brent. Saturday:
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor
in His Brothers Wife; also, Secret
Patrol" starring Charles starrett.
STATE-Sunday and Monday: '"The
Great Ziegfeld." Tuesday: Gladys George
in valiant Is the Word for Carrie" !:
KNOW" Wednesday and Thursday: John
Boles in ''Craig's Wife,; also Edward
Arnold in 'TMeet Nero Wolfe" Friday
and Saturday: 1.-The Big Game" with
Patsy Kelley; also kelly the Second"; ;
cartoon and news.
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DIED

BROWNE, JOSEPHINE T.-On Thursday
January IA. 1887. JOSEPHINE y
BROWNE. the beloved wife of James B.
Browne. Of 1927 Chaplin St. N. W.. and
mother T19t Of Mrs. Mabel E. Cross and Mis'
Funeral from the W. ". Chambers Co.
Monday. January 18, at 2 D. m. Relatives
and friends are invited
DI NOLA. HENRY J.-suddenly. on Fri:
>y6d4ay. January IS. 1887. HENRY ]. DI
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
90. funeral home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
streets Northwest. until IL o'clock noon.
saturday, January 16, 1887.
Funeral services will be held on Mon
day, January 1S. 1887. from Burton Broth
ers funeral home. Centerville. Nd.
nterment in Queenstown, Md.
FOSTER. EDDIE-on Friday. January Is,
1887. at Casualty Hospital, Washington,
D. c., EDDIE FOSTER. of 1920 North Nell
son 81. Arlington. Va. beloved husband
survived by two daughters. Betty X. and
Anna Foster, and one son, Flint Foster: his
mother. one brother and one sister.
Remains resting at tht Ives funeral
nome. 2847 Wilson Blvd Arlington, Va.
Funeral services on Monday. January 1S,
1887 at p. M from the Cherrydale Bap-
tist Church, Cherrydale. Va.
Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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BIRTHS REPORTED

Donal and Ellen Chamberlain. boy.
James and Mary Palmer. boy.
Porter and Dorothy Thomas, girl.
Maurice and virginia Ash, girl.
Charles and Margaret Mccoy. boy.
Neal and Helen Mullican, boy.
Norman and Cecile Thompson, boy.
Jesse and Agnes Withers, boy.
Frederick and Patricia Ebersole. girl
william and Josephine Geishart, girl
Howard and Mary Prince, girl.
Julian and Sarah Carabello, boy.
Albert and Doris Edwards. boy.
Benjamin and Mabel Hobbs, girl.
Lee and Ada Fox, boy.
Percy and Alma Sale, boy.
Gordon and Nellie Wheaton, boy.
Fred and Mary Ball, boy.
James and Ruth Beck, boy.
Ellis and Mildred Weakley, boy.
Lee and Alma Sale, boy.
George and Frances Long, boy.
Howard and Mabel Lehman, boy.
William and Elizabeth Jewby. boy.
Howard and Nancy Doerr, girl.
Richard and Louise Moore, girl.
Nicholas and Mary Carosi, girl.
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WARNER BROS. THEATERs

AMBASSADOR-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Jean Arthur and George Brent
and Thursday. Charles Laughton in
Rembrandt" Kennedy comedy; Friday,
Burgess Meredith and Margo in winter.
set," Benchley comedy; Saturday, Laurel
and Hardy in Our Relations" Ace
Drummond No. 8.
APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day, Gold Diggers of 1887" with Dick
Powell and Joan Blondell; Wednesday
and Thursday, Bing Crosby and Madge
Me Liberty; Friday, Laurel and Hardy
in "Our Relations; Saturday, Gene Ray
mond and Ann Sothern in "Smartest Girl
in Town" and Jane Withers in "Can This
AVALON-Sunday Monday and Tues
day, Irene Dunno and Melvyn Douglas
in Theodore Goes Wild" Popeye; We'd
and Frances Farmer in Come and Get
IT,: Friday, Gene Raymond and Ann
Sothern in 'Smartest Girl in Town:
Saturday. Joe e. Brown in "Polo Joe, -
with Carol Hughes and Richard "Skeets"
Gallagher, Ace Drummond No. 3, Give
Me Liberty"
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Nom
day, Gloria Stuart and Edmund Lowe IN
''The Girl on the Front Page" Enrol
die Bartholomew In 'HThe Devil Is a
Sissy" with Mickey Rooney and Jackie
Cooper; Thursday Paul Kelly and
Marsha Hunt in Accusing Finger; Fri
day William Boyd and Evelyn Brent in
"Hopalpng Cassidy Returns; Saturday,
John Wayne in, Conflict" and James
Dunn in Mysterious Crossing"
CENTRAL-sundaya and Monday Bert
Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in
''Mummy's Boys" and Dionne Quintu-
plets and Jean Hersholt in Reunion" :.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mae West and
Randolph Scott in Go West Young
Man" Thursday and Friday. Joe n
Brown in polo Joe" with Carol Hughes
and Richard "skeets" Gallagher, "Give
Ne Liberty; Saturday, Warner Baxter
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Anne Shirley and Herbert Marshall in
Make Way For a Lady"
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Joan Crawford and Clark Gable in
'Iove on the Rum" Kennedy comedy;
Wednesday and Thursday, Edward Ar
mold and Frances Farmer in Come and
Get IT,; Friday, Warner Baxter and
June Lang in white Hunter: Satur-
day, Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey
No. 5.
HOME - Sunday and Monday. Joan
Crawford and Clark Gable in Love on
the Run; Tuesday and "Wednesday
Irene Dunno and MELVIN Douglas IN
Friday, Edward Arnold and Frances
Farmer in Come and Get It," Mickey
Mouse: Saturday, Dionne quintuplets ana
Jean Hersholt in Reunion" and Claire
Trevor in "15 Maiden Lane"
PENN-sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Eleanor Powell in Born 10
Dance; Thursday and Friday. Joel Nc
Crea and Barbara Stanwyck in Banjo
on Ny Knee" Kennedy comedy; Satur-
day, Warner GLAND in "Charlte Chan
at the OPERA
SAVOY-sunday and Monday. Gene
Raymond and Ann Sothern in Smart
est Girl in Town; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Judith Barrett in Flying Hostess; !;
Thursday, Sir Guy Standing and Frances
Drake in ''Pd Give My Life: Friday
"Hopalong Cassidy Returns": saturday
william Powell, Myrna 10y, Jean Har-
low and Spencer Tracy in "Libeled
Lady"
SHERIDAN - Sunday. Monday and
aP 1Q27n with
Dick Powell and Joan Blondell; Vednes-
day and Thursday. Bing Crosby and
Madge Evans in Pennies From Heaven,
Mickey Mouse; Friday, Charles Laughton
Brown in "Polo Joe." with Carol Hughes
and Richard "Skeets" Gallagher; Our
Gang comedy.
TIvOLI- Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and wednesday, Eleanor Powell in Born
to Dance; Thursday and Friday; Joe.
Banjo on My Knee" Mickey Mouse !;
Saturday, Warner GLAND in Charlie
Chan at the Opera"
UPTOWN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, Eleanor Powell in Born to Dance !;
Wednesday and Thursday, Mae West in
60 West, Young Man." with Randolph
Scott; Friday, Martha Raye in Hide
away Girl" with Shirley Ross; satur-
day, June Lang and Warner Baxter in
white Hunter" Our Gang. Benchley
comedy.
YORK-sunday and Monday. William
Powell, Myrna 10y, Jean Harlow and
Spencer Tracy in "Libeled Lady Tues-
day and Wednesday, Dionne qulntuplets
and Jean Hersholt in Reunion; Thurs
day, Simone Simon. Janet Gaynor'
Loretta Young and Constance Bennett IN
Ladies in Love-; Friday, Gene Ray
mond and Ann Sothern In "Smartest
Girl in Town; Saturday, Jane Withers
in Can This Be Dixie?"
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS

, Dennis ]. Toomey. Sc, Casualty Hos
pital.
Thomas P. Tracy. 81, 5ss Eighth st.
N. e.
Ethel D. Spies. 43. 1879 Nineteenth
st. N. w.
James NJ. Finney, jr., Ss. $50 Rhode
Island Ave. N. E.
John G. LOTHIAN, 2S. Emergency Hos
pital.
Anna Brown, 5 weeks, sS1s Jocslyn
st. N. w.
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DIED

ary is, 1887, at his residence ' ei6 q
Street Southeast. MARVIN LEE BLAND,
the beloved husband of Ida Bland and
ME Louise Bland
Funeral from the late residence, 916 @
Street Southeast, on Monday. January 1S,
1897 at 2 D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by w. W. Chambers Co. South
east funeral home.
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In MemOriam

ZEPP, FANNIE KIN memory of our
dearly beloved wife, mother and grand
mother FANNIE X. ZEPP. who left us
three years ago today, January 16. 1884.
What would we give her hand to clasp,
Her patient face to see,
To hear her voice, to see her sm1le'
AS in the days that used to be.
But some sweet day we'n meet again
Reyond the toll and strife.
And clasp each others hand once more
In Heaven, that happy life.
HUSBAND AND FAMILY.
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Cards Of Thanks

EASTBURN, LYDIA A.-The sons and
daughter of the late MRS. LYDIA. 4.
bors. friends and Eastern Star. the appre-
citation for services rendered during" her
illness and the beautiful floral tributes at
her death.
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ive): "Tarzan Escapes" with johnny
Weissmuller and Maureen o'sullivan.
BOOKER T-January is to 81 Unclus-
ive): Held overl THE Charge of the
Light Brigade" with Errsl Flynn and
Olivia de Haviland.
sECO-sunday and Monday: '"The
Big Broadcast of 1897 with Jack
Benny-Burns & Allen and all star cast;
comedy; selected short subjects; Metro
News. Tuesday: valiant is the Word
For Carrie" with Gladys George: Bert
tions; Paramount News. Wednesday:
"Wives Never Know" with Adolphe
MenJou,. Mary Boland and Charles Rug
giles; also. END of the Trail" with
with Lowell Thomas. Thursday and
Friday: Three Men On Horse" with
Joan Blondell. Guy Kibbee and Frank
McHugh; comedy; selected short sub
jects. Saturday: Trapped BY Tele-
vision with Mary Astor and Lyle Tai
bot: also, Hearts of the West" with
william Boyd; final chapter Flash
Gordon; Major Bowes Amateurs short
subject: comedy; Universal News.
Frank McHugh and Joan Blondell in
Three Men On Horse: also, Jane
Withers and Slim summerville in Pep
per-" Tuesday and Wednesday: Freddie
Devil is sissy; also, Glenda Farrell
and Ross Alexander in Here Comes
Carter" Thursday and Friday: Jean
ette Macdonald and Nelson Eddy in
in The Chokes On You" Saturday:
Charles Butterworth and Una Merkel
in I'VE Went to College: also. Edith
EelIowes and W. e; Kelly in "Tug6ost
Jones in The Phantom Rider; Betty
Boop Cartoon "Grampy's Indoor Out
ing"
his Savoy Ballroom Orchestra, heading
gala revue. On Screen: ''Pigskin Parade"
with Patsy Kelly and Stuart Erwin. Mid
mite show Saturday, with reserved seats.
HIPPODROME-sunday and Monday,
William Powell and Myrna 10y in
'Tibeled Lady; March of Time; cartoon,
novelty and news; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Warren Hull and Patricia Ellis in
Love Begins at co.: also, Robert Taylor
cartoon, novelty and news; Thursday and
Friday, Charles Ruggles and Mary Bo-
land in wives Never Know; also, War
rem William and Claire Dodd in Case of
news; saturday, Johnny Weismuller and
Maureen OSullivan in 'Tarzan Escapes;
cartoon, novelty and news.
CAMLO-Sunday ana Monday, Johnny
Weismuller and Maureen OSullivan in
'"farzan Escapes; cartoon. novelty and
news; TueSday. Wednesday and Thurs
day, Mae West and Warren William in
Go West, Young Man: cartoon, novelty
and news: Friday, Warner Baxter and
June Lang in 'White Hunter; March of
Time cartoon. novelty and news; Satur-
day, Robert Kent and Rosalnd Keith in
King of Royal Mounted"; also, Wheeler
and Woolsey in 'Mummy's Boy; cartoon
a. nd
ARCADE-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: william Powell and Myrna 10y
in "Libeled Lady; cartoon. novelty and
news Wednesday: Robert Young and
Florence Rice in Sworn Enemy; car
toon novelty and news. Thursday and
Friday Jane Withers and Slim Summer
vile in Can This Be Dixie; cartoon,
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LINCOLN-January Is to 81 Onclus-
ive) Clark Gable and Joan Crawford in
Love On the Run" with Franchot Tone
and Reginald owen.
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MULLINGS, VENTON H.-On FRIDAY.
pitai. vENToN H. MULLfNGs. tn he ASs- Be-
Ioysd tovSdr son g MoI, Of Mrs J. n MuliingS and
1atRsr 9nspa 1d MonfSrd ssT1icSi " & &MSlipssi Sd Ri
residence Of his mother. 928 Spring Road
Northwest. on Monday. January Is, 1887.
Relatives and friends are invited to Al.
Interment in Arlington National Gene.
Services BY ,chambers
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(AMs IN THE NETGHB0RH0OD MOVIE THEATERs

7 Aand June Lang in white Hunter" and
n / Anne Shirley and Herbert Marshall in
Make Way For a Lady"
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FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday: u
E. Brown in polo joe: comedy, Pop
eye. Tuesday: Edward Arnold and
Francis Farmer in Come And Get It."
Wednesday: Ricardo CorteZ and June
Travis in "Cast of the Black Cat:
comedy; Adventures of NewreeI Camera
man. Thursday and Friday: Clark
the Run" Treasure Chest" Saturday:
return engagement of the Marx Brothers
in "a Night At the OPERA; cartoon;
matinee only. Chapter No. 3, Ace Drum
mond."
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REPUBLIC-January is to 21 Gnclus-
ive) "Tarzan Escapes" with Johnny
Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan.
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NNW NNV Georgia Avenue Gnd
OUAU1N Il FarraEut st. N. W.
ANN soTHERN and GENE RAYMOND in
"sMARTEST GIRL IN TOWN"
ACE DRUMMOND No. 4.
Doors Open 12 :30-Show Starts L T. M
Matinee Inauguration Day,
January Goth at 2 P. NJ.
EDWARD ARNOLD and FRANCES
FARMER in COME AND GET IT."
Holiday Prices Prevail.
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CENTRAL 4s5 9th Street N. W.
BERT WHEELER and ROBERT WooLsEY
in "MUMMY'S BOYS" and DI0NNE
QUINTUPLETS and JEAN HERSHOLT in
"REUNION."
Special Gala Midnight Show Tuesday Eve
ming. Jan. 10. Last Show Starts at Mldnignt:
MAE WEST in "GO WEST YOUNG MAN"
No Advance in Prices.
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ASHLEY-Sunday and Monday: Stuart
Erwin and Patsy Kelly in "Pigskin Pa
rade." Tuesday and Wednesday: ST.
none Simon in Girls Dormitory," and
Lew Ayres in 'Shaksdown." Thursday
and Friday; Nino Martini in 1.-THE Gay
Desperado"; also, Frances Dee in Halt
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AZ Your IheOfeT'
TODAY-TONIGHT

FARLAWN ls4s Good Hope
Jane withers and Slim summerville in
| CAN THIS BE DIXIE" Color Classic
Xmas Comes But Once q Year" Nat.
Only, Chapter 2, Ace Drummond."
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EXPERT Halls
EXAMS AS
EASY
By ]. EARLE MosER

Each day The Times publishes pictures
Of Government employees well known to
their colleagues, with accompanying bio
graphical sketches. Federal folk inter
ested In such photos or members of Gov
ernment organizations should contact
the writer in the editorial room by 5:15
D. m, or phone DI. 1000, branch @lO.
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ARCADE-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: William Powell and Myrna 10y
in "Libeled Lady: cartoon. novelty and
news. Wednesday: Robert Young and
Florence Rice in Sworn Enemy; car
toon, novelty and news. Thursday and
Friday: Jane Withers and Slim Summer
vile in Can This Be Dixie; cartoon,
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AVENUE GRAND

645 PennsyIvania Avenue Southeast
GLORIA STUART and LEE TRACY in
WANTED JANE TURNER" and DON
AMECHE and LORETTA YOUNG in
RAMONA"
Doors Open ~ 2:30-Show Starts P. M.
Matinee Inauguration Day,
January goth at 2 P. NJ.
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW in
THE DEVIL IS A SISSY"
Holiday Prices Prevail.