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The Washington times., 1937-07-31
MARhatAnES

MARhG1AGES
John T. Oates, 2s, Philadelphia,
Pa, and Helen r. Murphy, 20, 614
Tenth st. s. e.
Jesse Owen Newsom. 81. $40 sOmer-
set p. N. W., and june p. Ryan, Is,
400 Emerson st. N. W.
Edwin Steidel, 81, $50 Randolph Pl.
y: e.. and Mary II: Kiefer, 20, Of
Herbert r. Teitman, ~. GEL Nine
teenth st: n. w, and Mildred J.
Carl n. Holmberg, 80, 1874 Kalo-
22, Philadelphia, Pa.
Michael Symanko. 2e, Stamford,
Conn, and Stephanie NJ. YankOwshi,
-, Port Chester, N. Y.
william i. Hodges, IS, Newman, Ga,
and Nellie L. Hackaber, 20, Birming'
John F. Jensen. 70, 1447 East CAPT.
tOl ST., and Mary v. Moore, 40O5
Livingston Rd. s. e.
jerome Stein, rs, New York city,
and Selma j. PenteF, %, the Broad
Steve j. MarshaIl, 20, 1919 Oates st.
n. E., and Margaret Mary Rankin,
263 Kentucky Ave. s. e.
Elton b. jackson, 49,. and Eliza
beth M VOgel. 20, both Of Balti.
NorbsTy McDonald, "a, and Edna
r. Stlnnette, FL, both Of Monroe, Va.
Raymond E. ZeIl, %. .116 Sixth st.
9. E., and Mary e. Galley, IL, 11O9
Fq %a1 r. n: i i ;1MaNd 11O1 FIT.
Norris, 81, 2sO1 Massachusetts, Ave.
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sTATE-sunday and Monday: Robert
Taylor and Jean Harlow in Personal
Fe Gpsri Gravel in The King and the
Chorus Girl" Thursday: Spencer Tracy
and Franchot Tone in They, Gave Him
a Gun" Friday and Saturday: James
Ellison in "23h Hours Leave" also
William Boyd ia North of Rio Grande."
FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday:
Patsy Kelly and Jack Haley in Pick a
Star" Tuesday; William Boyd in North
Ruggles and Eleanor Whitney in Turn
Off the Moon" Thursday and Friday:
Edward G. Robinson and Bette Davis in
kid Galahad." Saturday: Wendie Bar
RE and Ray Milland in Wings Over
Honolulu; also "A Day With the Dionne
Quintuplets."
SECO-sunday. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: Fred Astaire and Ginger
and Friday; Joseph Calleia and Florence
Rice in Man of the People: also James
Melton and Patricia Ellis in MELODY for
Two" Saturday: Preston Foster and
also Fair Warning" with an all-star
cast. and final chapter of Ace Drum
mond."
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday:
Po Bse 6 the and A R0s9 ad PHI Rsan
and Evelyn Venable in Happy Go
Lucky" Tuesday and Wednesday: Doris
Nolan and George Murphy in TOP of
Cecilia Parker in "A Family Affair"
Thursday: Bette Davis, Humphrey Bo-
CART and Isabel Jewell in Marked
Woman" Friday: Pat O'Brien. Henry
Saturday: Bob Allen and Martha Tib-
belts in Ranger Courage; also Ray
Milland and Heather Angel in Bulldog
Drummond EscaPes": also Chapter Of
HIPPODROME-sunday: smone ST.
mon and James Stewart in Seventh
Heaven" Monday and Tuesday: Freddie
Bartholomew and Tyrone Power in
Back to nature" Wednesday: Claire
Trevor in Career Woman" and Ronald
Colman in THE Man Who Broke the
Bank in Monte Carlo" Thursday and
in the City and Dick Powell in "On
the Avenue" Saturday Spencer Tracy
and Franchot Tone in They Gave Him
a Gun"
CAMEO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Clark Gable and Myrna 10y in
"Parnell." Wednesday: Henry Fonda
and Annabella in wings Of Morn
ing" Thursday: Victor Moore in Make
Way for Tomorrow" Friday: All-Com-
Guy OuO" Win EOpey0B NJ. MOUSE, Our
Gang, stooges, Buster Keaton and
others. Saturday: William Boyd in
Hills Of Old Wyoming" also Eric Lin
den in Girl Loves Boy"
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Laurel
and Hardy Patsy Kelly in Pick A
star" Tuesday and Wednesday, Charles
Ruggles in Turn Off the Moon; also
Lee Tracy in Behind the Headlines"
Thursday and Friday: Robert Montgom-
cry in Night Must Fall" Saturday:
Fred Scott in Melody of Plains" and
Arthur Preacher in step Lively Jeeves."
MLO-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
! Bob Burns and Martha Raye in Noun
tain Music" Wednesday: Madge Evans
in 'I3th Chair" Thursday: Lew Ayres
and Dorothy Lamour in Last Train
From Madrid" Friday: Don Ameche
in 80 Roads to Town" Saturday: Brian
Donlevy and Frances Drake in Mid
night Taxi: also Charles Starrett in
Dodge City Trail
STANTON-Sunday and Monday: Jean
Harlow and Robert Taylor in Personal
Property: also Sins of Children" with
Eric Linden and Cecilia Parker. Tues
day and Wednesday: Paul NUM- and
Miriam Hopkins in THE Woman Love, "
with Louis Hayward, also Jeanne Dante
! in -Four Days Wonder" Thursday and
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SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday: Rob
eIt Taylor and Barbara , stanwyck in in
Wednesday: Norma shearer and Leslie
Howard in "Romeo and Juliet" Thurs.
day and Friday: Wallace Berry and
Betty Furness in THE Good Old Soak.
in 'The Great Hospital Mystery; also
George O'Brien in park Avenue Logger"
|, PALM-sunday: Dark. Monday and
Tuesday: Edward G. Robinson and Bette
Davis in Kid Gallahsd;" "Wednesday M,,aay
10y in "Parnell." Friday: Victor Moore
and Beulah Bondi in Make Way for
Tomorrow" Saturday: Ray Milland and
Wendy Barrie in wings over Honolulu"
also William Boyd in Hills of Old
Wyoming"
NEWTON-Sunday and Monday: Patsy
Kelly and Jack Haley in Pick a Star,
also Servant Of the People" Tuesday
and Wednesday: Bob Burns and Martha
and Friday: Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers in Shall We Dance" Saturday:
Robert Young and Florence Rice in Mar.
ried Before Breakfast"
LIDO-sunday and Monday: MAN OF
the People" with Joseph Callia Florence
Rice, and Ted Healey; also "Sweethearts
Of the Navy" with Cecilia Parker, Eric
Linden. TUESDAY ana w eQneSQay'
Charlie Chan at the olympics," with
Warner GLAND, and James Cagney in
Frisco Kid" Thursday and Friday:
Eddie Cantor In Strike Me Pink also
THE Big House for Girls" Saturday:
Ken Maynard in Come On Tarzan,
also frankie Darrow in Tough to Han
die
ASHLEY-sunday and Monday: Wal
ter Winchell, Ben Bernie, and Alice Faye
in Wake Up and Live" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Barbara Stanwyck and Joel
McCrea in "Internes Can't Take Money"
also Paul Kelly and Judith Allen in ut
Happened Out West" Thursday and
Friday: Rochelle Hudson and Robert Kent
in THAT I May Live" also George Ban
croft and Evelyn Venable in "Racketeert
in Exile" Saturday: Leo GARLIC and
Chester Morris in II Promise to Pay
also Noah Berry. jr., and Barbara Read
in THE Mighty Treve."
TAKOM Sunday and Monday;
Charles Ruggles in Turn Off the
Noon" Tuesday and Wednesday: Spencer
Tracy and Franchot Tone in They Gave
Him a Gun" Thursday and Friday;
Claudette Colbert in IT Met Him in
Paris" Saturday: Edward c. Robinson
in Thunder in the City" and Ray Mil
land in wings over Honolulu"
The Washington times., 1937-07-31
BY J. EARLE MOSER

United Federal Workers OF
America, the Government union
set up by the c. I. o. some six
weeks ago. has already thrown off
one restriction placed upon it by
Chairman John L. Lewis-it will
definitely invade the postal field.
When Lewis announced forma-
ton of the organization late in
June, he declared that for the
time being" the C. 1. o. baby would
leave the postal servants Of Uncle
Sam strictly alone. No reason was
given for this exception, but 1t
was assumed that Lewis and his
advisers believed the powerful
postal organizations-both in and
out of the American Federation Of
Labor-were too strong to attack
at that time.
Be that as it may, President
Jacob Baker today released "a
Message to the 100000" in which
the UFWA announces it will press
for q vertical organization Of all
workers now on Government rolls.
The pamphlet declares:
Eight hundre thousand
overnme nt workers can
achieve greater job security,
regular promotions, a higher
minimum salary. and better
conditions in which to work.
To the eight hundred thousand,
the u. F. w. A. says join"
The pamphlet carries the union
label of the Allied Printing Trades
Council here, an A. F. Of L.
body 80.
Concurrently with the all-inclu-
Sive announcement, the U. F. w.
A. announced its future program,
a four-point affair that includes
all Of the legislative points sought
by older organizations and goes
quite a bit further.
Bakers followers also have a
departmental adjustment an d
agreement program, covering such
necessities as earned pay raises,
Redistribution where needed,
abolition of unnecessary over
time, elimination of discrimina'
ton, training for advancement, re-
employment preference for those
dismissed through no fault OF
their own, and adjustment of in
dividual grievances.
The new union may have some
thing there E.
JOTTINGS - Frank Porti,lo,
GPO. night shift printer, who is
celebrated in the East as clown
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Rosalind Keith in Criminals OF the
Air. and Rochelle Hudson and Jack
Haley in ''She Had to Eat;" Popeye;
Our Gang.
CALVERT-sunday.M Monday and Tues
day: Freddie Bartholomew. Spencer
Tracy and Lionel Barrymore in cap,
Thursday: Joe Penner and Harriet Hill
| lard in New Faces Of 1887" Friday:
Richard Dix and Joan Perry In Devil
is Driving" Saturday: Jack Oakie and
Ann sothern in Super sleuth."
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday: Joe
E. Brown in Riding on Air." and Jed
Prouty and Spring Byington in "Big
TSR Tu.1 asSa and STsSn %Srns
10y and Clark Gable in "Parnell."
Thursday and Friday: Jack Haley and
| Patsy Kelly in Pick q Star" Saturday:
Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy
| and Lionel Barrymore in Captains Cou-
rageous."
COLONY-sunday. Monday. and Tues
day: Myrna 10y and Clark Gable in
W9sneSd GEr, and ,1G TaSyv
Fonda. Friday: Carole Lombard, Gary
Cooper and Shirley Temple in Now
and Forever. Saturday; Don Ameche
and Ann sothsrn in 80 Roads to
HOME-spnday and Monday: slim"
with Pat o'Brien and Henry Fonda.
BesFS IN e9 sood old sosE March Of
Time. Thursday: Boulah Bondi and
Victor Moore in Make Way for To-
morrow. Friday: Rosalind ., Russell and and
Fall" Saturday: Gene Raymond and
| Ann Sothern in There Goes My Girl {;
and Sally Blame and Thomas Book in
Great Hospital Mystery"
PENN-sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Freddie Bartholomew, Sren-
Ger Tracy, and Lionel Barrymore IN
Captains couPaEeouS." Thurs s ana ana
lard in New Faces of 1887" satur-
day: Jack Oakie and Ann Sothern in
Super Sleuth"; wild West Days NO.
%; Our Gang.
sAVoY-sunday and Mondays, 'The
Donald Woods and Ann pvorak. Tues
a 6oct oPS piaTg TSursday9 John
and Jean Fontaine in The Man Who
Found Himself" Friday; George o'Brien
Saturday, HGy"O Sine eSwOi Rogers and Fred
Astairo in shall We Dancer"
SHERIDAN - Sunday. Monday and
in Mountain Music" wednesday and
Thursday: Kay Francis and Enrol Flynn
| in Another Dawn" and March OF Time.
Friday: Will Rogers in "Dr. Bull" Satur-
day: Jack Haley and Patsy Kelly in
Pick a star" wild West Days" (No 81
and Our Gang.
TIvOLT-sunday Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Freddie Bartholomew,
Spencer Tracy and Lionel Barrymore in
Captains Courage ous." Thursday and
Friday: Joe Penner and Harriet Hiliiard
in New Faces of 1887" Saturday: Jack
Oake and Ann Sothern in Super
Sleuth," and Our Gang comedy.
UPTOWN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Bob Burns and Martha Raye In
Mountain Music" Wednesday and
Thursday: Kay Francis and Enrol Flynn
in Another Dawn" Friday: Virginia
Bruce and Franchot Tone in between
Two Women" Saturday: Laurel and
Hardy in way Out Vest; "wild West
Days" No. /: Our Gang.
YoRK-sunday and Monday: Robert
Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck in This
Is My Affair" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: claudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas
and Robert Young in II Met Him in
Paris" Thursday: Rochelle Hudson
and Jack Haley in she, Had 70 Eat Eat"
Friday: Madge Evans in Thirteenth
Chair" Saturday: William Boyd in
"Rustler's Valley; "secret Agent As'"
No. 3.
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASsADOR-sund Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, Fred MacMurray
and Frances Farmer, in Exclusive;
Thursday and Friday. Myrna 10y. Clark
Gable and William Powell, in ''Manhat-
tan Melodrama"; Saturday, Virginia
Bruce and Franchot Tone. in Between
TWO Women
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a n d magician,
plans formation
of a profession
al marionette
company here.
details to be an
nounced later.
Despite P r e S l.
dent RooseveiJ's
ban on strikes
and picketiug.
it Is noted Tex
Goldschmidt. v.
p. of C. I. o.
Federal union,
holds that en-
ployes S h o uld
have the right
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.C,L0'SNEN FEDERAL UNION SET
TO INVADE POSTAL FIELD

cessful owing to order to cut and
fill no vacancieS.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hagen
yesterday celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary with a gar
den party at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Menzie, ITO JET
ferson st. N. w. Mr.. Hagen, q
plate printer a. the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, is a past
post commander Of the Veterans
of Foreigns Wars and charter
member of the United Spanish
War Veterans, being quite active
in both organizations.
WPA has fallen into an argu-
ment with employees over the mat
tel Of using apportionment in
making cuts, some Of which are
handed to unfortunate employees
each first and fifteenth. . the
WPA personnel office, directed by
David Niles, assistant adminiStra-
tor, and Mrs. Florence Kelley, per
sonnet chief, mas held that dis
miSsals should be directed at
those whose States have enjoyed
the most appointments within
WPA itself . employees, led by
Arthur Stein, assert the apportion-
ment followed should be holding
sway in the entire classified serv-
ice, which Civil Service Commits
sion administrators so. well, nice
ly letter has been sent Attorney
General Cummings by Local No. /,
UFWA, asking Interpretation.
this column holds apportionment
of any knid is deplorable-though
ordered by Congress -inasmuch
as it invariably results in D. C..
citizens getting it in the neck, as
usual.
WARDMAN PARK Fourth au.
dition in Government Quest for
Talent" contest slated Thursday
entries carded from FCA,
GPO, Ssh, Justice, Federal Re
serve Board and Labor y. . Bernie
Slebos, Interstate, was the winner
last week Eve suspect Scott Hart)
he slew 'em, we understand,
with his fiddle, and after all were
heard, and generous refreShment,
the judges couldn't resist .
Slebos thus joins Gordon Barnes
of RA and Enid Mitchell Of REA
in eligibility for all-expenSe N. Y.
trip George Riley, Herald;
Katherine Hillyer, News, and John
Heiney, Post, will judge next
Thursday.
In a major shakeup at Bureau
of Reclamation, Roy B. Williams
has been announced as assistant
commissioner, and will leave his
post at Yuma, AriZ., Immediately
to become lieutenant to John C..
Page, popular commissioner.
j. Kennard Cheadle becomes
chief counsel and assistant to the
commissioner, while Wesley R.
Nelson assumes the post Of chief,
engineering division, Washington
office. The positions filled were
vacant, and the move-up brings
promotion to trio of field men.
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Friday: Norman Foster in "The Out
casts of Poker Flats" with Jean Muir.
also Crack Up" with Peter LORE and
Brian Donlevy. Saturday: Time Out
for Romance" with Claire Trevor and
Michael whalen: also Smoke Tree
Range" with Buck Jones.
PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday:
Bing Crosby and Bob Burns in Wal
XXI welding" also Patsy Kelly ar and {!
tuesday and Wednesday,: Mama
Shearer and Leslie Howard in Romeo
and Juliet" also Cary Grant and Mary
Brian in Romance and Riches" Thurs
day and Friday: Laurence Oliver in
Fire over England; also Arthur
Preacher and Patricia Ellis in step
Lively Jeeves."
Song of the City" with Margaret
Lindsay, Jeffrey Dean. and J. Carol
Naish: also Lee Tracy in Behind the
Headlines" with Diana Gibson. Tues
and Jean Arthur in History Is Made
at Night" with Leo Carrillo and Colin
Give; also motor Madness. with Rosa
lind Keith and Allen Brook. Thursday
Robert Young and Ann sothern: also
Preacher. Patricia Ellis and Robert
Kent Saturday: Jessie Mathews in
HEAD over f1SelS IN LONS dlSO TISu
Kohler in "Pecos Kid" with Ruth Find
lay and Roger Williams.
LINCOLN-Friday to Thursday: July
80 through August 5: 'Captains Cour-
ageous," with Spencer Tracy. Freddie
Bartholomew, and Lionel Barrymore.
REPUBLIC - Friday to Thursday -
July 80 through August S: The Co
Getter," with George Brelt, Anita LOU
Use, Charles Winninger.
BOOKER friday to Thursday
July 80 through August 5: The Prince
and the Pauper," with Enrol Flynn,
Claude Rains, and Barton MacLane.
BROADWAY-su Sunday and Monday:
Robert Taylor, Barbara stanwyck, and
Tuesday: John Wayne in California
Straight Ahead" Wednesday and
Thursday: Paul NUM-, Miriam Hopkins
and Louis Hayward in The Woman
Boyd and Jimmy Ellison in Border
land; also jungle Jim" No. ~.
RAPHAEL Seven days. beginning
Martha Chaplin and Bryant washburn;
also Jaws of the Jungle"
ROSALIE-sunday ana Monday: Dick
Powell. Madeleine Carroll and Alice Faye
in Zone the Avenue" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Lew Ayres mad Ruth Cole
man In THE Crime Nobody Saw; also
Tyrone Power and Loretta Young in
Love Is News" Thursday and Friday
Edward Everett Horton and Charlotte
Wynters in Lets Make a Million; also
Conrad Nagel and Eleanor Hunt in THE
Gold Racket" Saturday: Bob Allen in
Reckless Ranger: also jungle Jim"
No. II.
MOTT-Sunday and Monday: George
Brent and Josephine Hutchinson III
Mountain Justice" Tuesday: Norman
Foster in 81 Cover Chinatown; also Tim
Mccoy in "Cornered." Wednesday: Pat
OBrien and Sybil Jason in The Great
OMslley": also BLACK Coin" No. IL.
Thursday: Betty Furness and Guy Kibbee
in Mama Steps OUT; also Buck Jones
in Fighting Ranger" Friday: Jack
Holt and Mae Clark In Trouble in
Morocco" Saturday: John Mack Brown
in "Everyman's Law"
JESSE-sunday and Monday: Clark
day and Wednesday: Robert Montgomery
and Rosalind Russell in Night Must
Fall" Thursday and Friday: Henry
Fonda and Pat O'Brien in slim. "
Saturday: Madge Evans and Henry Dan
iell in The Thirteenth Chair; also
Jed Prouty and Shirley Deans IN big
Business"
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Arlington Officials
Fight May Proposal

ARLINGTON, Va, July 31,-Al-
though not opposing development
of Washington Airport by aid Of
the Federal Government, Airing
ton county officials have requested
Representative Howard w. Smith
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APOLIO-sundav. Monday and tues

AFULLU-sunday' Momuay anu Iues-
day, Myrna 10y and Clark Gable, in
"Parnell." Mickey Mouse: Wednesday
and Thursday. Kay Francis and Enrol
Flynn, in Another Dawn" March Of
Time: Friday. Jack Haley and Patsy
Kelly, in Pick a STAR: Saturday, Jack
Holt, in Roaring Timber" and Victor
Moore and Helen Broderick, in Meet
the Missus."
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DEATHS

George Spann, 81, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Elizabeth Harlan, ~, 21O1 WyO-
ming Ave.
George W. Nichols, 10, st. Eliza
beths Hospital.
Samuel Mcdowell, II, 1854 W st.
James Frank Riley. 10, Washing.
ton Home for Incurables.
Henry H. Kendrick, 81, NOrthland
Steamboat.
Sarah e. Rowe. 81, Columbia Hos
Philip N. Dlsher, "a, 1Oe Eighth st.
9. e.
Benjamin Jenkins, SO, Garfield
Hospital.
David W. Jacobs, SO. Kann's De-
paFtment Store.
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AVALON-sunday and Monday, Myrna

AVALoN-sunday and Monday, Myrna
10y and Clark Gable. in "Parnell"; Tues
day and Wednesday, Edward G. Robin.
son and Bette Davis, in kid Galahad,"
and Basil Rathbone. in Love From
Stranger; Friday, Will Rogers, in DIR.
Bulp': Saturday, Slim" with Pat
O'Rrien and Henry Fonda.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

william 4, Lelshear, 10, George
town University Hospital.
August J. Candley, as. 5SOS Georgia
Ave. N. w,
William J. Knott. 20, Providence
Hospital.
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DEATHS

BAKER, MARY Con Friday, July 80
1887. at her residence, 1928 Twenty
ninth Street Northwest, MARY 6. BAKER
widow Of the late Brook n: Baker. -,
her niece, Mrs; Samuel F. Beach. 1885
day, August 2, 1887, at IL q. m.
Interment private.
BENEDETTI, ANDREAs = On Friday
AS s8lE IS B dss7 4 Blue Plains Mo-
Funeral services viii be held at 21s
$40 A M thence 70 Holy Rosary
Q A NJ. for the repose Of his soul.
Services BY the W. W. Chambers Co.
BROWN, MARY FAHRAKOPF-on satur:
day, July 81, 1887; At Garfield Mem3EiSSl
Hospital NARY Ar; FA aaa-aa r BEoW srd
mother r' Of Mrs. r. <. McGoyern,. Mrs.
william E. Foster. Mrs. T. M. Nevils, IL,
George, F; Brown. ir.. and Frank schwelt-
ment hereafter.
BEAVERS, ALEXANDER-on wedneS-
day July 90. 1887, ALEXANDER DEA.
YERS. the beloved husband Of Eleanor
beavers and son Of Mary beavers: 81.
late residence. iii 6 Street Southeast, on
Saturday July 81, 1887 at Q D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
1nterment In CONGRESSIONAL cemetery.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Com
pany Southeast funeral home.
DIsHER, PHILIP N.-Ou Thursday, July
90 1887, at his residence. 106 Eighth
Street Southeast. PHILIP N. DISHER, the
beloved husband of Cora Disher.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company funeral home. Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest
Funeral services will be held on Satur-
day. July 81, 1887. at 2 .. m. from the
W W. Chambers Company funeral home,
1400 Chaplin Street Northwest.
Interment in Mt. olivet Cemetery, Ar.
nngton county. Va.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Baltimore, Nd, papers please copyl
JOHNSON. IDA Mon Friday. July 80,
Northeast. IDA M. JOHNSON. the beloved
wife of George W. johnson and mother
of Mrs. Ethel May Groves. James H.
johnson and Vernon s. johnson.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Mon
day. August 2. 1887. at 2 p. m, from
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home.
1400 Chaplin Street Northwest.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Don't look now-in fact you'll have
TO wait until Monday, August 2. when
The Washington Times appears on the
streets and In the homes.
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FLORISTS

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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS
WEDDING announcements. 50 rs MP: 24-hr
servicA 0o0dhart's. 1914 b. MA. S172'
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BIRTHS


Merrill and Jane Clementson, boy.
Edward and MaFEaret KilfeatherS
boy.
Walter and Jennie Moon, boy.
stephen and Irene Sullivan, boy.
william and Jessie Robbie, girl:
Howard and. Edna Lerch, girl.
John and Cynthia Alexander, boy.
Van DuSen and Margaret Rickert,
boy.
Theodore and Ruth Mullikin, boy.
Floyd and Elizabeth PhllO, boy.
Alyah and Alma COnley, boy.
John and Elsie McIntire, girl.
Anthony and Edna Frederlcks, girl.
James and Beatrice Brady, girl.
James and Mary Sweeney, girl.
Primitive and Sarah AbiOra, girl.
John and Mildred Wangler, boy.
Wesley and Dorothy Sauter, boy.
Foye and Catherine Barley, boy.
James and Mary Ogilvie, girl.
william and Florence Mason, girl.
Louis and Shirley Scheele, boy.
Charles and Anita Dunn, boy.
Oscar and Emma VOgel, boy.
Henry and Annie NOrby, boy.
Milton and Ellen Taylor, boy.
Daniel and Pauline Fletcher, girl.
George and Marie Armstring, girl.
Harold and Viola DAILY, girl.
Sidney and Edith Taber, girl.
Joseph and Marie Ross, girl.
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AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Richard Dix and Joan Perry in
Devil is Driving" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers in Shall We Dance" Thursday
and Friday: Edwina Booth and Harry
Carey in Trader Horn" Saturday:
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COLONY-sunday. Monday ana Tues
day: Myrna 10y and Clark Gable in
"Parnell" Wednesday and Thursday:
"slim," with Pat O'Brien and Henry
Fonda. Friday: Carole Lombard, Gary
Cooper, and Shirley Temple in Nov
and Forever. Saturday; Don Ameche
and Ann Sothern in 80 Roads to
Town; Popeye.
The Washington times., 1937-07-31

YORK-sunday and Monday: Robert
Is My Affair" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Claudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas
and Robert Young in 81 Met Him in
Paris" Thursday: Rochelle Hudson
and Jack Haley in "she Had to Eat"
Friday: Madge Evans in Thirteenth
Chair" Saturday: William Boyd in
"Rustler's Valley; "Secret Agent Xs'"
The Washington times., 1937-07-31

UPToWN-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Bob Burns and Martha Ray0 In
Mountain Music.'' Wednesday and
Thursday: Kay Francis and Enrol Flynn
Bruce and Franchot Tone in Between
Two Women Saturday: Laurel and
Hardy in way Out West; wild West
Days" No. /: Our Gang.
The Washington times., 1937-07-31

TIvOLI-sunday Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Freddie Bartholomew
Spencer Tracy and Lionel Barrymore in
"Captain Courageous" Thursday and
Friday: Joe Penner and Harriet billiard
in New Faces of 1887" Saturday: Jack
Oakie and Ann Sothern in super
Sleuth." and Our Gang comedy.
The Washington times., 1937-07-31
OGRAMS AT NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS 4

Rosalind Keith in Criminals Of the
Air" and Rochelle Hudson and Jack
Haley in ''she Had to Eat;" Popeye;
Our Gang.