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Evening star., 1937-10-24
CANADIAN BUSINESS
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
Special Dispatch to The Star.


MONTREAL, October 23.-ObServ-
ing that business conditions in the
last month have been somewhat dis
turbed as result of sharp declines in
international security markets, the
Bank of Montreal reports that so far
as Canada is concerned this move
nent has developed in the face of i'm
proving trade and of maintained in
dustrial activity. The bank adds:
Apart from the serious reduction in
this years wheat output, the basic
industries of the Dominion have been
doing we'll, although there are now
some indications of possible lessen
Ing In demand for certain exportable
commodities that are affected by de-
velopments in the United States, the
Far East and in Europe, and by higher
shipping costs.
Figures available at the close of the
Summer tourist season indicate that
tourist traffic has brought greater stim-
ulus to Canadian business than in any
year since 1929"
Evening star., 1937-10-24
GAS COMPANIES ADD
252,O00 CUSTOMERS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 23.-Domestic
customers served by manufactured and
natural gas utilities totalled 1885, TOO
on August 81, an increase of $4,000
during the first eight months interval,
it was announced today by the Amer
acan Gas Association.
This gain in customers is reflected in
the fact that more than a million gas
ranges were sold in the country during
the first eight months of 1887. This
was an increase of 13 per cent over the
first eight months of 1886.
Revenues of manufactured and ma
tural gas utilities aggregated s541 ,06l.-
400 for the first eight months of 1897.
This was an increase of 46 per cent
over the 1886 period. Revenues from
industrial and commercial users in
creased Ills per cent, while revenues
from domestic customers gained IA
per cent.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Commodity Price
Changes for Week
BY A. A. PATTON,

NEW YORK, October 23.--Com-
modify prices plunged into new low
ground for the year this week, with
industrial staples showing pronounced
weakness.
The steep decline suffered by items
used In manufacture and trade was
said in commodity circles to have
stemmed In large measure from the
same underlying conditions that sent
stocks crashing to the lowest level "
almost two and half years in the
early part of the period.
Agricultural and food staples we're
mixed, losers predominating.
The Associated Press weighted IN
dex OF 35 important spot prices
dropped to 82.09, the lowest level since
early November last year. from $500
a week ago and compared with 80.89
last year.
Metals Hard Hit.
Metals were among the hardest
hit, tumbling to within a fraction Of
the years low. Steel scrap dropped
more than a dollar to, roughly, SIG
ton. This compared with the high
seven months ago of s24 ton. In
the meantime, of course, the operating
rate of the industry has slumped from
90 per cent of capacity to Sc per cent,
as buyers refrained from placing
orders in hopes Of getting some price
concession.
Tin, zinc and lead also shaved frac-
tions from prices as sizable stocks
in consumer hands counseled cau-
tion. Rubber and coal dropped dur
ing the period, while lumber and bur-
lap moved up.
Textiles dipped slightly on weak
ness in wool, despite a minor upturn
in silk, to the twelfth consecutive new
low for the year. Some increase in
demand at current levels was noted,
particularly in cotton cloth, which
was unchanged.
Farm Prices Near Low.
Weighted down by a reaction in
wheat, rye and cotton, agricultural
commodities were close to the years
low. Corn and oats breasted the slid
ing tide and picked up bit Traders
saw little evidence of trend in this
category, attributing the variation TO
general nervousness in the market
place.
The appearance of larger farm Of
ferings pressed down live stock prices.
Hogs were outstandingly weak and
outweighed minor gains in cattle and
lambs.
Items for the market basket pre-
sented mixed 'front.' eggs, cocoa and
lard sinking. while sugar, -four and
butter advanced.
The index. with its components
based on 1926 as 100, compared as
follows:
Evening star., 1937-10-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

New 1887 low.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
INVESTMENT COMPANY
STOCK INDEX STEADY
Jrecial Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, October 23.-Invest-
ment companies common stock prices
remained practically unchanged last
week, according to the averages COM
piled by Distributors Group, Inc.
The average for the common stocks
for 10 leading management companies
Influenced by the leverage factor stood
at 1884 at the close of october %,
compared with 1918 on October Is.
The average of five mutual type in
vestment funds closed at 11.34 on
October %, compared with 11.47 on
October Is.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

Bankruptcy rsceyersho Or being reossn1ed Under
securities assumed
Rates In the foreEonE table are annual ois-
noted special or extra DIVIDENDS are not
dividend rsht' Al;o sxts ta insgans Sseaes
paid far this year no regular r:st o VIII
Vsrrents Nv Without warrants. Warrants.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.
eported by Chas. D. Barney e. co.,

LIVERPOOL October % tE9.-Wheat
In i1ts trading was attributed to increas-
Ing .war psycholcgy" Early easiness fol-
towing weakness in North American mar
ketS was fully overcome and hnal prices
we're Il to 2hD higher.
Cotton closed quiet. unchanged to l
point lower. Fluctuations were narrow
With hedging absorbed BY trade calling.
London and Paris. closed.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
AMERICAN AIRLINES
REPORTS TRAVEL GAIN
Az the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 23.-In the
hrst Is days of October American
Airlines carried 1887 passengers, a
81 per cent gain over the like period
in September, which was the COM
pany's record month.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
DEATHS

Alexander Mahoney, %, U. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Cesar Erickson, 81, st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Allen Jenkins, 81. st. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
NJ. C. Lightner Ellis. So, 1905 Twelfth
St. N e.
Alice ]. Roland. 70, GaIlinger Hospital.
Fred Graham, II, 937 K st. N. W.
Mary OLeary. rs, Georgetown Hos
Thomas E. Logan, rs, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Charles Neurath, "a. front of 1922
Euclid st. N. w.
jacob. L. Hutchinson, "a. Providence
Hospital.
Emma Landwehn. 81. Casualty Hos
pital.
Chris McNamee, 81, 1897 G st. N E..
Edwin S. Lothrop 81, 705 e. Capitol
st.
Isaac Chaser, 66. 1851 Wisconsin Ave.
Charles E. Greer, Sc, sO2 Sixth st.
N. w.
Mary c. Larcombe. IS, Georgetown Hos
pital.
Lewis Chase. "a. Garfield Hospital.
John Bell, SO. sac G st. s. q.
John NJ. Taught, 40, 1850 Wisconsin
Ave.
Vernon A. Harold. 81, Emergency
Hospital.
Dolly Griffiths. 81. 2115 Pennsylvania
Ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
RITES MONDAY
FOR DR.. De PUE,
CAPITAL PASTOR
Deceased Graduate Of
Princeton u.

Funeral services will be held
Monday at p. m. for the Rev
James H. De Pue, D. D., former
pastor of the Arlington PreSoy'
terrain Church, who died in George
town Hospital yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. De Pue was born
in Belvidere, N. j. He was gradu'
ated from Princeton University
and studied for the ministry at
Pittsburgh, Pa.
He assumed duty in 1917 and
was pastor of the Arlington Pres
byterian Church until 1928. Since
then Rev. Mr.. De Pue has been a
minister in several District
churches.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Susan R. De Pue, five sons. Stan
ley R., John B., Charles E.,
James P, and Harvey De Pue. all
of washington: two daughters,
Mrs. Sarah Morrison and Mrs.
Ruth Collins, both of Bethesda;
b brother, William, and sister,
Mrs. Florence Humphrey, OF
Elyria, Ohio.
Services will be conducted at
the Chambers Funeral Home, 14OO
Chaplin st. N. w. 1nterment will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
w. w. MILAN

Funeral services for w. w. Mil
Ian were conducted today at the
Francis Asbury Methodist Episco-
pal Church, 3146 Sixteenth st.
N. w.
Mr.. MILAN was a prominent
Washington attorney ana former
president Of the District Bar AS
ISOLATION. At the funeral, serving
IS honorary pallbearers from the
Bar Association, were Joseph A.
Burkart, Alexander H. Bell, Judge
Isaac R. Hit, Judge Peyton c.
Gordon, Judge Daniel w. O'Don.
oghue, A. Leftwich Sinclair,
Charles H. Bates, Leon Tobriner
George C. Gertman, Walter M
BaStian, Needham C. Turnage, E.
Hilton Jackson, Tracy L. JeffordS,
r. E. L. Smith, Andrew Wilson,
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
VIRGINIA POLICE
WAIT CHANCE TO
QUERY BRINKLEY
Contractor Is Treated
In City Hospital

ARLINGTON. Va, Sept. IS.
Arlington police waited today to
question Arthur G. Brinkley, Al,
Washington contractor, who re-
turned home yesterday after a
nine-day disappearance from an
automobile found abandoned on a
country road.
Brinkley was removed to Homeo-
pathetic Hospital, Washington,
after walking into his home yes
terday afternoon and telling an
incoherent story Of wanderings
through Virginia and North Caro-
lima.
FAMILY OPPOSE QUIZ
Officers said his family would
not consent to their seeing him
at the hospital today. The hos
pital reported mo change" in his
condition this morning.
After telegraphing his family
from Laurinburg, N. c., Thursday
night, the painting and plastering
contractor walked into his home
at 5514 First St., N. w. yesterday.
He related confused story Of hav-
ing been abducted and robbed
after caShing q check for 1882 in
Rosslyn bank the morning Of
September is.
TRAVELS ARE MYSTERY
Brinkley told his family he
thought he visited Stanton,
Charlottesville and Winchester
after that. and could not remem-
Der having sent a wire from Lau-
rinburg, N. C. He had $40 with
him, concealed in q trousers cuff,
on his return home.
A colored man held him up as
he started to drive off in his car
after leaving the bank, and order
ed him to drive to a country road,
according to one account of the
abduction. There he was searched
and left in a dazed condition.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Telephone District 1000
Births, Deaths and Marriage Records

N. W.. and Josephine Z. Smith, 81, 1105
Connecticut Ave. N. W. The Rev. C. L.
Murray.
Ralph sherwin. 2s. QuantIco. Va, and
Dora Mae Williams, IS, Lemon City
Tenn. Judge Robert e. Mattingly.
Robert Eugene Moore, 81, kensington,
Md. and Edith Merle Taylor, 81. O'Fal-
Ion, Ill. The Rev. Charles Enders.
James Michael Farrelly, ~. and Annie
NJ. Whesets both of Baltimore, Nd
The Rev. Edward P: McAdams.
Edward Anderson, 35. 931 Golden
Street Southwest, and Renna Litters, is,
same address. The Rev. walters L.
Scott.
Eli Little, 90. 637 Second street North
east. and Bertha 7. Brooks, 90, same
address. The Rev. Sylvester Moss.
Wendell jackson, 20. 2124 NJ street
N. w. and Ella Mae Jameson, 20. 22l6
Virginia Avenue Northwest. The Rev. j.
7, Harvey.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Takes Acid Bath,
YOungster Burned

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. Is.
Colorless acid running through
the town run here from a nearby
textile mill yesterday inflicted Sc
we're burns on a 4-year-old boy who
was tempted to take a bath in the
cool.looking stream. Physicians
said the child, Jimmy Robertson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Robert
son. jr., of Winchester, probably
would not suffer any permanent
ill effects from the experience.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Annapolis HarbOr
Project Extended

Maj. Gen. E. M. Markham, chief
engineer, War Department, an
nounced yesterday modification of
the present project for improve
ment of Annapolis Harbor, Md,
to provide a channel IS feet deep
and 100 feet wide from deep water
in Severn River to a point in Spa
Greek opposite the city slip. Also
included was an anchorage basin
of IL feet deep just below the
county highway bridge over the
creek. These projects are esti-
mated at an initial cost of $29, 900,
with maintenance at $4,000 an.
nually.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
BIRTHS

Archie and Elsie Bell. twin boys.
Arthur and Louise Garrett, jr., boy
Samuel and Evelyn Cooksey, boy.
Ignatius and Clara Mcdonnell, girl.
Joseph and Mildred Nalley, girl.
Robert and Margaret McNeice, girl.
Malcolm and Mabel freshman, girl.
Arthur and Audrey Androus, girl.
Matthew and Tvola Hamilton. boy.
Fred and Anna Bernhards, boy.
RafeI and Florence Torrico, boy.
Robert and Helen Foster. boy.
George and Margaret Tippett, boy.
Willie and Lola Gray, boy.
Vincent and Amelia Quinta boy'
Walter and Mildred Rice, boy.
Harold and Girium Clarke. boy.
Grover and Elizabeth Sheppard BOY
Robert and Arvel Register, boy.
Clarence and Doris Saunders. boy
John and Alma Sutler. girl.
James and Jane Prather, girl
Francis and Catherine Lucas. GIRL
Amelia and Rose Goldman, girl
August and Emelia Sartor, girl.
George and Susanna Casper. jrt girl.
Harry and Kathe Arndt, girl.
Robert and Ellen Allen, girl.
Harry and Marguerite Kearns, girl
Ingoif and Isabel Kiland, boy.
Charles and Flora Dunn, boy.
Joseph and Dorothy sullivan, Jr'' ooy'
peter and Minnie Kodiak. girl.
Frederick and Frances Diedrich' girl
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
LICENSED TO MARRY

Edward Lee Hall. "a, Takoma Park.
Md. and Rachel Elizabeth Mary Cop
sey. "a. 2039 Huidekoper Pl. N. w. The
Rev. Charles r. Rohlder.
Woodrow Marshall Swalim, "a 1913
Newton st. N. E., and Nell Margaret
Harting, %, same address. The Rev.
Hugh McCord.
Paul j. Rosinslsi, 30, 1895 Jefferson
st. N. W., and Jaunita T. .Annadale, %,
1921 Otis PL N. w. The Rev. N. w.
Kyle.
Raymond Harlan Swan, %, shadyside,
Md. and Margaret Virginia Carpenter,
20, 72S quincy st. N. w. The Rev. c.
Edward Frank Balm, jr.. 81. 1891
Rhode Island Ave. N. W., and Maxine
Bowers Coffman, 22, 11S Fifth st. s. E.
The Rev. ]. ". Ball
Frank Anthony Kirchoff. 81, 1911 VAN
Ness st. N. W., and Gladys Gwendolyn
Gregory, "a. Seat Pleasant, Md. The
Isadore Bindes 90. 735 Delaware Ave.
S. W., and Ruth Hyatt, 20. 62S NJ St.
S. w. Rabbi NJ. II. Levinson.
Howard A. Payne, 10, 2645 Wade Rd.
s. E, and Georgetta Elizabeth Proctor,
II, 1919 Willard St. N. w. The Rev. j.
P. Hamilton
James Henry onley. 27, ASS Q St.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

John and Anna Quent, girl.
Emil and Eleanor Press. girl.
Floyd and Frances Hough, girl.
Raymond and Flora Rivera, boy.
Ivan and Gretel Michaelis, boy.
Richard and Patricia Popp, boy.
William and Charlie Jordan, boy.
Mike and Louise Deep. boy.
Walter and Mary Clarke, boy.
Keyworth and Sylvia Birch. boy.
John and Marie Donovan, boy.
John and Eleanor Oden, boy.
Bernard and Norma beavers, boy.
Abraham and Esther Baraff, boy.
Herbert and Martha Macdonald, cir
Joseph and Florence Philips. girl
Leonard and Ernie Groves, girl.
Thomas and Ethel Taylor. girl
Umberto and Ethel Spadetti, girl.
Patricia and Anna Needham, girl.
John and Theresa Thuma. girl.
Eldon and Bernice Marshall. girl.
Francis and Mary Mortimer. girl.
Marion and Nellie Tyler, boy.
William and Vivian Cole, girl.
John and Jennet Battle, girl.
James and Sarah Roberts, girl.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

JESSE-sunday and Monday: Easy
Living" with Jean Arthur and Edward
Mr.. Dodd Takes the Air" with Kenny
Baker and Jane Wyman: Thursday
and Friday: slave Ship" with War
ne' Baxter and Wallace Berry. Satur-
day: Double feature. West Bound
Limited" with Lyle Talbot and Polly
Rowles: also. Hollywood Cowboy"
with George O'Brien.
LINCOLN-Friday to Thursday (sep-
TENDER "a through September 3O):
Broadway Melody of 1888" with
Eleanor Powell and Robert Taylor.
MILO-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Eleanor Powell and Robert Tay-
lor in Broadway Melody of 1889;
cartoon and news. Wednesday: Rob-
ert Young in Married Before Break
fast" cartoon and news. Thursday
gels Holiday: cartoon and news.
Saturday: Rosalind Keith in Motor
Madness: also Paul Kelly in alt Hap
pened Out West; cartoon and Episode
No. 10. Dick Tracy"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: Clark
Gable, Myrna 10y and William Pow
ell in Manhattan Melodrama" Tues
day: Fifty Roads to Town." with Ann
Sothern and Don Ameche: also Ken
Wednesday: Wallace Berry in "Good
Old Soak: Blake of Scotland Yard"
Thursday: Conrad Nagel and Eleanor
Hunt in Bank Alarm; also Men in
Exile" with Dick Purcell and June
Travis Friday: The Prince and the
Pauper." with the Mauch Twins Err
roll Flynn. Claude Rains and Barton
Maclane. Saturday: Dick Foran in
Land Beyond the Law; Secret
Agent X-9," No. s.
NEWTON-sunday and Monday:
'Wee Willie Wrinkle" with Shirley
Temple and Victor McLaglen. Tues
day and Wednesday: Topper" with
Thursday and Friday: Toast of New
York" with Edward Arnold and
Frances Farmer Saturday: Think
Fast, Mr. Motto" with Peter LORE.
Also The Big Shot" with Guy Kib-
bee and Cora Witherspoon.
PAIM-Sunday (closed). Monday
and Tuesday: Easy Living" with
Jean Arthur and Edward Arnold
Wednesday: Marry the Girl" with
That May Live" with Rochelle
Hudson Thursday and Friday: Con
fession." with Kay Francis and Basil
Rathoone. Saturday: The Great Hos
Thomas Beck; also ct Happened out
Allen.
RAPHAEI-Sunday and Monday.
'San Quentin" with Pat O'Brien
Humphrey Bogart Ann sheridan and
Barton MacLane. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Norma Shearer and Leslie How
ard in Romeo and Juliet; also Fair
Morning with J Edward BromberR
and Betty Furness Thursday and
Friday: White Bondage" with Jean
Muir and Gordon Oliver, also pick
a Star" with Patsy Kelly Jack HaIeV
ana Laurel and Hardy. Saturday, Jack
randall in stars over Arizona". also
TWO Minutes to Play" with Herman
Blk and Betty Compson, and BLAKE
OF Scotland Yard" CNo. 49,.
REPCBLIC-Friday TO Thursday.
September 20 through September 40:
The Toast OF New York" win
Frances Farmer. Edward Arnold and
Cary Grant.
RosALIA - Sunday and Monday:
AKIN Tamlroff. Claire Trevor and
Lloyd Nolan in king of Gamblers "
Iuesoay and Wednesday: James ELL
son and Terry Walker in "23is Hours
Leave also. Miriam Hopkins in Men
are NOT Gods. Thursday and Friday:
wallace Beerv in Good Old Soak:
Sothern and Gene RAYMOND Satur-
day: Tex Ritter in "ATizono D.v.".
Secret Agent ks" No. 7.
SECO-Sunday. Monday and ru..
day: THE Singing Msryns.. G',S
Dick RP"eu and Hugh Herbert.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
DIR. CHARLES HUNT

Death, in New York city, claimed
Dr.. Charles Hunt, for several years
a resident of Washington. DR..
Hunt was an oculist in London
and Belfast, but retired several
years ago to devote his time to
inventions.
Among his inventions were life
boat detaching gears and deepsea
sounding instruments.
DR.. Hunt is survived by his
widow, son, Charles, and two
grandchildren.
Funeral plans have not yet been
arranged.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

Tuesday: Jack Benny and Gail Patrick
in Artists and Models" March of
Time. Wednesday and Thursday: Shir-
Wee Willie Winkie," Cartoon. Friday:
Kay Frances in confession" Cartoon.
Saturday: Johnny Downs and Eleanore
Whitney in Blonde Trouble" Popeye.
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday:
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in
ION Again, Off Again." and Chester
eye. Tuesday and Wednesday: Jean
Arthur and Ray Mlland in Easy
Living" Thursday: Kay Francis in
Confession" Friday: Akin Tamiroff
and Claire Trevor in King Of Gam
Frances Farmer and Cary Grant in
''Toast of New York" and Fred stone
in "Hideaway," Cartoon.
COLON Y-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Paul NUM- and Luise Rainer
in Good Earth" Wednesday and
Thursday; Don o.. AT mech pv and Alice
Friday: "Marry the Girl" with Hugh
Herbert and Mary Boland. Saturday:
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in
"On Again, Off Again; wild West
Days" No. 4, and Popeye cartoon.
HoME-sunday and Monday: Don
Aavs snS 4is Faye Gy ca and
Wednesday: Warner Baxter and Wal
lace Berry in "slave Ship" Thursday
and Friday: Constance Bennett and
Cary Grant in Topper: March Of
Spring Byington in Hot Water" and
"Borneo"; cartoon.
PENN-sunday Monda and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Eleanor Pow
ell in Broadway Melody of 1888"
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday:
Lost Horizon: Mickey Mouse. satur-
day: Gene Raymond and Harriet
billiard in Life of the Party"
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: Bruce
Cabot and Virginia Grey in Bad
stuart and Michael Whalen in Lady
Escapes" Thursday: Beulah Bondi
and Victor Moore in Make Way For
Tomorrow" cartoon. Friday: Paul
Gang. Saturday: Jean Harlow and
Clark Gable in Saratoga"
SHERIDAN-Sunday Monday and
Tuesday: Jack Benny and Gail Pat
rick in Artists and Models" cartoon.
wednesday ana thursday: shirley
Temple and Victor McLaglen in ''wee
Willie Wrinkle" March OF Time Fri.
day: Kay Francis in Confession"
cartoon. Saturday: Loretta Young and
Don Amecho in Love Under Fire."
Popeye.
TIVOLI-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Robert Taylor and Eleanor
Powell in broadway Melody Of 1885,"
Necking Party with Edgar Bergen
and Charlie Mccarthy Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday: Ronald Colman
and Jane Wyatt in Lost Horizon"
cartoon. Saturday Gene Raymond and
Harriet billiard in Life OF the Party"
UPTOWN Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Robert Taylor and Eleanor
Powell In broadway Melody Of 1888"
'Necking Party with Edgar Bergen
and Charlie Mccarthy. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday: Ronald Colma n
and Jane Wyatt in Lost Horizon. t"
cartoon. Saturday: Gene Raymond an
Harriet billiard in Life Of the
Party" cartoon.
YORK-Sunday and Monday: Ed
ware Arnold. Cary Grant and Frances
Farmer in Toast of New York" car
toon Tuesday and Wednesday: Con.
stance Bennett and Cary Grant in
Topper" Thursdsy: Akin TAmiroff
and Claire Trevor in King OF Gam
blers." Friday: "Mr. Dodd Takes the
Air" With Kenny Baker. Saturday
San Quentin" with Pat O'Brien and
Humphrey BoRart,
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

Wednesday: doctors Diary" with
John Trent and star cast. Thursday
and Friday: "Internes Can't Take
Money" with Barbara Stanwyck and
Joel McCrea; also. Meet The Missus,'
with Victor Moore and Helen Brode-
rick. Saturday: Big Business with
all star cast. also, Border Cafe" with
John Beal and Armida"; Jungle Jim"
STANTON - Sunday and Monday:
The Marx Brothers in "a Day at the
Races; also, Motor Madness, with
Rosalind Keith and Allen Brook. Tues
day and Wednesday: Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y in "Parnell'; also, Servant
of the People" Thursday and Friday:
Pick Star" with Patsy Kelly, Jack
Haley and Laurel and Hardy; also,
Anything for a Thrill" with frankie
The 18th Chair" with Dame May
Witty, MaGge Evans, Thomas Beck
and Ralph Forbes; also. Fred Kohler,
Jr.' in Toll Of the Desert"
sIATF-sunday and Monday: Mar
tina Faye and Bob Burns in Mountain
Music; Silly Symphony. Tuesday:
Ann Sothern in There Goes NY Girl'':
also Jean Muir in Her Husbands Sec
rotary" Wednesday: Freddie Bar
tholomsw in CAPTAINS Courageous:
Gang Comedy and news Thursday:
Harry Carey in Trader Horn; news
and comedy. Friday and Saturday:
Joe f. Brown in Riding On Air.; also
Frances Drake in Midnight Taxi;
Mickey; news; serial.
SYLVAN - Sunday and Monday:
"Slave Ship" with Warner Baxter and
Wallace Berry. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Love From a Stranger" with
Ann Harding and Basil Rathbone: also
"Armored Car" with Robert Wilcox.
Thursday and Friday: Exclusive"
with Fred MacMurray and Frances
Farmer. Saturday: Born Reckless
with Rochelle Hudson and Brian Don
levy: also Hills of Old Wyoming"
with Bill Boyd.
TAKOMA-Sunday and Monday:
Fred MacMurray and Charles Ruggles
in Exclusive. Tuesday and Wednes-
day Robert Yourg in Married Before
Breakfast; also Anna Lee and Paul
Robson in king Solomon's Mines"
Thursday and Friday: Constance Ben
nett and Cary Grant in Topper"
Saturday: Joe r. Brown in riding
On Air.: also Lyle Talbot in West
bound Limited"
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

Peters Catholic Church. He was
Ct.
DR.. Peters was a native Of Wash
ington. He was member of the
Washington Homeopathic Medical
Society and the Clinical Club.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

Arthur C. Keefer. Henry I. Quinn
and Wilbur L. Gray.
DIR. EDWIN S. LOTHROP
DR.. Edwin s. Lothrop was buried
today following services at st.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

AMBASSADOR. - Sunday Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday: Gary Cooper
and George Raft in Souls At Sea-:
"Popeye" Thursday and Friday:
Robert Taylor and Eleanor Powell in
broadway Melody Of 1885" Satur-
day: Cedric Hardwicke and Anna Lee
in king Solomon's Mines"
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

day: Jack Benny and Gail Patrick in
Artists and Models" Wednesday and
Thursday: Shirley Temple and Victor
McLagien in Wee Willie Wrinkle"
March Of Time: Friday: Mr.. Dodd
Saturday: Richard Cromwell in 1.-THE
Road Back: and Gloria Stuart and
Michael Whalen in Lady Escapes" !;
wild West Days" No. 4.