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SEELEY
Mrs. S. T. Robinson


Mrs. Don Stephens is recovering
from a recent operation.
Miss Daisy Mixer and Mrs. E.
A. Glass of Ell Centre called on
Mrs, William Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cannon left
to spend the weekend in San Die
go.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schultz
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wooliscroft to Ell Centre Thursday
evening to attend the Institute.
Among those from here attend
ing the boat races at SaltOn Sea
Sunday we're the Misses Rather
inc and Elizabeth Howard. Mr..
and Mrs. James Cook and family,
Philip Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
L. Upshaw and family and Claude
Ferguson, Jr.
Mrs. Frank Junkins was hostess
to the Westside Country club at
the parsonage Thursday. Mrs. Onie
Ferguson was program hostess but
was confined to her home with
flu so Mrs. L. D. Hanks carried
out the program. The subject was
"Airplanes."
Members attending were Mes
danes Curtis, Lyle. Gallaher,
Green, Robertson, Cannon, Schultz,
Diehl, Rich, Higgins, Ravens,
Westmoreland, Kramer, Sheldon,
Hanks and hostess Mrs. Junkins.
Mrs. Ada Alexander Of Coachella
was a visitor.
-OO-
Mrs. w. A. Stewart was a visitor
in San Diego Wednesday.
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Hear Winnie Barry speak in sup
port of her candidacy Friday eve
ming at $50 p. m. and Saturday
noon at 1890 p. m. over KXC. J30
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cannon left
to spend the weekend in San Die
go.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Schultz
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wooliscroft to Ell Centre Thursday
evening to attend the Institute.
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Now the Don Room for your steak
dinners. TrocaderO. J28tf
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The Trocadero for your evenings
entertainment. (J28tf)
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Mrs. Don Stephens is recovering
rom a recent operation.
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Miss Daisy Mixer and Mrs. E.
A. Glass of Ell Centre called, on
Mrs. William Schultz.
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Cabe-EueaIyptus Meeting on
Nutrition Project

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Mrs. w. A. Stewart was a visitor
in San Diego Wednesday.
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When Redmond S. Brennan, jr..
of the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration, desires to present
a gift to one of his friends he
doesn't have to wonder what to
get, nor whether the gift will
please.
He merely secures a photo
graph of the friend and lets Baby
Sister" do the rest.
The sister is Gina Adele Bren-
nan, young portrait artist with a
studio in old Georgetown, where
she has portrayed many Of Wash
ington's better known residents
during the three years she has re-
sided there.
And she is never too busy to
take time out from more serious
work to produce attractive NINA
lures of friends on cigarette tins,
compacts, small slabs of wood or
anything that will take" oil
paint.
The AAA worker and his sis.
ter are natives of Kansas City,
Mo-, but have lived abroad dur
ing most of their early youth.
Gina" which is short for Regina,
intended to become and artist
since childhood, when she first
demonstrated her talent with pen
Gil and brush. She Studied paint
ing with the famous Enrico
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Suspect Held in IS
LIQUOR Store HoIdups

Arrested at Parkton, Nd, late
yesterday on information for
warded by Washington police,
Sylvan P. Taylor. 40, who gave an
address in the 1900 block Lawrence
st. N. E., will be placed in the
lineup" tonight to undergo the
scrutiny of 35 liquor store owners
and clerks who have been recent
hold-up victims.
According to Capt. Ira Keck, as
sistant chief of detectives, most Of
the holdups were committed on
Saturday night following Govern
ment pay-days when liquor store
receipts were heaviest. Taylor's
arrest followed a tip from police
informer.
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THUGS GET S99
IN4H0LDUPS

Four colored holdup men are
sought today for the robbery OF
four storekeepers last night and
early today in which 500 was
taken. One storekeeper was forced
to remain in a telephone booth
while the robbers escaped.
Abraham Colodney, proprietor
of a store at 400 D st. N. E., was
robbed of $50 in cash and 81
worth of cigars by the quartet, all
Of whom had guns. Colodney was
ordered into the telephone booth
and told to stay there. He waited
several minutes before calling
police.
The same men are sought for
holding up and robbing Adolph
Levenson in his store at 243 o
st. N. w. They took $35 from
him. Police we're told they made
their escape in a dark taxi. A few
m inutes after LevenSon was
robbed the four men stalked into
the store Of Rose Berman at 1889
First st. N. W., drew guns and
forced her to surrender SIS. Mrs.
Berman told police the four made
their escape in a small gray sedan
The fourth holdup was that Of
Richard Baker in his store at
1851 Sixth st. N. w. He was
robbed of SIS. Mr.. Baker told
police all four drew guns on him
and escaped in a small gray
sedan.
Catherine Gibson Of 440 Fifth.
eth st. N. E., was struck in the
face by q colored man at Sixth
Street and Florida Avenue North,
west, who Snatched her pocket
book containing 81.
Maude McClammy, of 1926
Euclid st. N. w., fought off a
pocketbook Snatcher, who at
tackled her near her home. She
was thrown to the sidewalk and
suffered decorations of the right
leg. The thief failed to obtain
the pocketbook and made his
escape.
Yolande Forand, 1719 Riggs Pl.
N. w., reported to police that a
colored man snatched her purse,
containing SIS. last night while
she was standing in front Of her
home.
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AAA Worker Shows
Talent AS Painter

Wardi in Rome, had later expert
'ence at NeuillySur-Seine and
concluded her training under
Bernard Adams in London.
Residing with her brother and
mother at 1911 N st. N. W.. she
recently completed a mural paint
ing for Georgetown University and
is working on a portrait of Father
Edmund walsh of that institution.
Among others she has painted this
year are Mrs. Jack Mathews, Nine.
Conrad Bernier and Miss Pola Fo.
itch, daughter of the Minister OF
Jugo-Slavia. z
Slender and pretty, the young
painters years of European resi-
dence have produced a clipped
British accent which she rattles
off as speedily as when she speaks
French.
Her brother, who is an auditor
with the "C-3" division of AAA., is
likewise a talented painter but
confines his artistic endeavor to
his spare time.
Educated at Culver Military
Academy and the University of
Rome, while his sister was study
ing art in the Italian capital. he
was formerly a test pilot with the
United States Naval Air Corps.
Red haired and jovial, he is well
known at the Old Post office Build
ing and has made many friends
during his tenure, but with the de-
Capitalization of the agency he is
planning a career in shipping and
ocean transportation, on which he
specialized while in college,
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FIRE RECORD

Twenty-four hours from 10 a. M, April
26 to 10 a. M, April 27.
1851 p. m.-Seventeenth street and
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast, street
car.
1852 D. m.-Box II. Fourth Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, false
alarm.
7:I7 p. m.-7O1s Georgia Ave. N. W..
incinerator.
IA p. m.-ss17 Upton st. N. W.,
sis D. Mile I st. N. W, gas pipe
SAB p. m.-Bell and Jay Streets North
east, electric light pole.
7:46 a. m.-1t00 L st. N. W., coal
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ADVERTISEMENT
Relief For The
Itching of Eczema

It's wonderful the way soothing,
cooling Zemo usually brings relief
to itching, burning skin. Often in
severe cases itching is relieved
when zemo touches tender and
irritated skin. To comfort the itch.
ing of Simple Rashes, Ringworm,
Eczema and PimpleS, always use
clean, soothing Zemo. It should be
in every home. Insist on genuine
Zemo, Approved by Good House
keeping Bureau. 35c, 60c, 81. AL
druggists.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert Lee Russell, 2s. 1919 Perry St.
N. E.. and Catherine Cecilia Streeks; ~
S2o6 Eighteenth St. N. W. The Rev
Chester woodbury. Cummings, tr., IS.
1910 Irving St. n. w. and Virginia Val.
entine Kelley, %. Springfield, Mass. The
Rev. Albert Evans. 6.
S st. S. d. The Rev. ]. C. Ball.
Gordon p, Ellis e; Darby P PRi,, and
phs Pa so. The Rev NJ f 5s S'FM Ma9sachu
sets Ave. S. E.. and Mary Catherine
Cariin, 81. % K St. N. E. The Rev. N.
Jennie y Reed.r g. Il + Tsno Mas ssSin..
ter. so. same address. The Rev. H. M.
Herbert Fuchs, 81. New York city, and
Frances R. Rice, 20, Long Island, N T.
Chester william Mclaughlin. %, s717
Mead. 10, 15i7 Valley Pr S. e. The
Rev. J. J. Clark.
N h2 Wi . GS0F S: u 5SoS s5''n It,
F ST N. E. The Rev. H. N. Canter,
Charles KolaviK. "a, U. S. Soldiers
Home. and Jessie Nj Edwards, 81, 1920
Monroe ST. n w. The Rev. j. s.
woodrow Wilson Harley, 81, sO14 R
st. N. w, and Ruth Fox, 90 1912 Reser-
voir Rd. N. w. The Rev. ]. H. Dun
ham,
Melvin Carter, %. 1634Tenth st. N. W.,
and Ella Cooper 81, Norbeck, Nd. The
Rev. C. T. Murray.
Hugh Douglas Marlborough, 81, Alex
andria. Va, and Paulie Evelyn Price, 18,
423 Fifteenth st. S. E. The Rev. Freely
Bradford c. Lynch. 25, 1925 Nineteenth
st. N. W., and Alice Nancy Rogers
Morse. %. same address The Rev. ]. H.
Durham.
Jesse L. Debrew, 25, 1919 s st. N. W,
and Katherine Smalley. 49, Croome, Md.
Judge Robert E. Mattingly.
Caleb EldridEe Jackson, SO, 1903 Eye
St. N. w, and Mary z. Mahoney. 81. 6S1
Fourth st. N. E. Judge Robert e. Mat
tingly.
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DEATHS

Jennie B. Rogers, SO, l4o1 Thirty-first
St.. N. W.
Harriet D. Warner. 70. Emergency
Hospital.
Emma W. Young. 70. SIT Roxboro
Pl. N. w
Charles H. Gerlach, II, 1903 NJ ST..
N. W.
Alice E. B. DeFoe, 70, Garfield Hos
pital.
AdeIaid Roland, 20, Gallinger Hospital.
Annie Corssen. 81, 42O5 Forty-first
St. N. w
Eva Dwyer. 81. GaIlinger Hospital.
Infant Witt, George Washington Hos
pital.
Infant Witt No. 2, George Washington
Hospital.
James T. Miner, So. 2SOS Elvan Rd.
s z
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Society to Give Dinner

The Ladies Aid Society Of
Bethany Baptist Church will hold
an Old Virginia style country
dinner at the church, Second
Street and Rhode Island Avenue
Northwest from S to 7 p. m. today.
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DEATHS

LEVY, LYMAN Non Friday. April %.
1887, at Miami, Fla, LYMAN N: LEVY.
aged 81 years, beloved husband Of Berthe
Shirley Si HM Morgan and Isabel Levy. He also
is survived by six sisters and three broth
. Funeral from the chapel Of Bernard Dan.
Wednesday April. 20. 1887 at IL a. m.
Interment Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation Cemetery.
LLOYD, JOSEPH H.-on Sunday, April
25. 1887 at the residence res Ct his son,
P Pessaat MD ko'G jo g ' LLOYD
trude Lloyd (nee Cray and beloved father
Joseph E.. George N. and Edward A. Lloyd.
Ions funeral home. 641 H Street North.
sasto on RaeSjsT Aps At e MAI stbas
Catholic Church. Capitol Heights Nd. at
ffnterment in holy Ghost Cemetery, Is
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
McKENNON, ANNIE B.-suddenly, on
Sunday, April 25. 1887, at her residence,
1901 Sixteenth ST. N. W., ANNIE B. Nc
KENYON the beloved mother of DR.. En-
DRY F. McKennon. in the seventy-first year
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home, 1400 Chaplin st. N. W., on
thence to ST Aloysius Catholic Church,
North Capitol and Eye SITS. N. W. where
mass will be said at 10 a. m. for the re-
pose of her soul
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment, Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MURRAY, MARY E.-on Tuesday. April
81. 1887. at $40 a. m at her residence,
lingering s St Illness So MARY E. &HUtRRAY
Funeral services will be held on Thurs
day. April 90. 1887, at Q p. m, from
Harry M. Padgett's funeral home, 131
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Congressional Cemetery.
STEED. THOMAS Bon Saturday. April
"a. 1887. at Wayne, Mich. THOMAS B.
STEED the beloved husband of Lucille
z. Steed (nee Jacobsl
Services at the residence of Robert
Steed, near Oxon Hill. Md. on Wednesday,
April %. 1887. at Q p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Interment in the home cemetery.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

} Infant McQuade, Columbia Hospital.
George Clemens, SO, AHA Eighth st.
N. w.
Howard Turner. 40, Gallinger Hospital.
Garfield Anderson, a., Gallinger Hos
pital.
Benjamin Kelley. 80, Casualty Hos
initial
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In MemOriam

GRANER. LEONARD-1n sad but loving
remembrance of dear friend. LEONARD
GRANER. who died six years ago today.
April ~, 1881. p,
MARY s. WILSON. ::
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DEATHS

BLAIsDELL, JOHN M.-on Sunday. April
20. 1887. JOHN ". BLAISDELL. the
Oe Funeral i services from the ". ". Cham:
bers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin st.
n. W.. on wednesday, April %, 1887. at
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment, Arlington National Cemetery.
g. 19s7. HENsoN c. BROWN. the be;
loved husband of Violet H Brown and
father Of Lottie, G. Brown, Louise M,
Remains in resting rfi at the ". ": Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home. 517
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Notice Of funeral services and interment
CHAMBERLAdaSS. MARY I! s. Lmon 1 Sunday
MARY {. CHAMBERLAIN, the beloved
sister of James W Chamberlain.
1srS h from 4 Ss c " IN ST. ShaRO w. C on
Wednesday. April %. 1887, at $50 a. m,
thence to St. Mary's Catholic Church, on
Fifth St. N. W., between 6 and h Sts:.
where mass will be said at a. M, tor
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment. Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
CLARK. ALFRED Bon Sunday. April
20. 1887, AZ his residence 1903 Lee
HghEay AEi1EtOn Va ~ Al AaE Isss Alee
Clark He is survived by four daughters
funeral services will be held on Tuesday.
april re I'd 1897 1905 Lee Hr6 m irI arnE
tom. va. thence to Mount oliyet N; p.
Church. Glebe Road, Arlington, Va, where
services will be held at p; m.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
Interment in church cemetery @
GLEN, -NANNIE-on Monday. April 90,
1887. at her residence, AL Eleventh
Mrs S MARY 5q 6uva Grs Ds na bHTs and
Clarence Rose and sister of Mrs. Martha
Rogers. Mrs Ella Maddix, of Rockville,
Md; Mrs. Margaret Selby of Gathers
burg. Md. and grandmother of Charles
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, OH
Funeral services will be held on Thurs
day, April 90. 1887. at 2 p. m. from the
W W. Chambers Company Southeast fu-
neral home. 517 Eleventh Street Southeast beast
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CURTIN. NORYAL Con Sunday. April
band of the late Charlotte M. Curtin.
Funeral from the W, Warren TaitsvuiI
Road Northwest, on Wednesday, April 20,
1857. at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
CtudT NIL CeueIeTEs
DE FOE. ALICE E. Bon Saturday, April
"a. 1887. at Garfield Hospital, ALICE
E. B. DE FOE. the beloved mother OF Theo-
dore B De Foe and sister of Mrs. Mary
Ida Hart and Samuel D. Barron.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. SIT Eleventh St.
s. E.. on Wednesday. April %, at II 3. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
Memorials
MEMORIALs m GRANITE MARBLE
and BRONZE, Large stock Of finished
FALvEY GRANITE CO. INC ..o.
200 unahur 81 n " co OBS
Marriage, Announcements
WEDDING announcements. 1913 up: 24-hr
service Goodhart'e 1914 b MA 9l72
Florists 4
GUIDE BROS. CO.. Funeral Designs
1919 2 q. N. W. NAIL a25S
BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL SPRAYS
| 60 and Up. Delivered. r. +. LEAPLEY'
va Florist. 0OS 9 st. N. ".
l
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Myrtle Richards, who is trying
for a position in the Forest Serv.
ice, appropriately submits a poem
entitled, Save the Tree:
"a tree-why cut it down?
For it will be
A resting place for man,
A tomb,
Or haven for a weary
traveller,
A boon,
A blessing with its shades
of lavender
Upon the ground.
Twas God who made
the tree
So let it be
A resting place for God
AND man,
A glorious temple nObler
than
The soul of man.
For it is God
And springs up from His
simple sod"
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Inc Soul OF maH'
For it is God
And springs up from His
simple sod"
Folk who stroll into the Rialto
Theater these days are receiving
an especial treat.
David Manley, who by day works
with the Soil Conservation branch
of AAA, is scoring personal and
vocal triumphs twice nightly at
the Ninth Street entertainment
spot, where he is appearing this
week as guest soloist with Pearl
Hauer accompanying him on the
organ.
Each evening his special ar.
rangement, in medley, Of the
currently popular Little Old
Lady" and Irving Berlin's hit Of
yesteryear, Always" brings bar
RACES of spontaneous applause.
And speaking of music, don't
forget the symphony concert which
Dr.. Walter Bauer'S Agriculture
Orchestra will present in the Agri-
culture Auditorium at $50 p. m,
May 3 and 4. Admission to the au'
ditorium, which is in the South
Building at Fourteenth and Con-
stitution Avenue, will be free to
the public.
Giuseppe Bruno, baritone, will
feature the program. Other items:
Beethoven's "Coriolanus Over
ture," Sibelius' THE Swan OF
Tuonela," Leoncavello's Pro
logue' from Pagiiacci," Massenet's
"'Vision Fugitive from Herodi-
ade," the Overture to the Secret
Of Susanna" by Wolf-Ferrari, and
Mendelsohn's Symphony No. 5
(Reformation) Also. per me
giunto" and &C Carlo aScolta"
from Don Carlo" by Verdi.
The Admiral Club, 1910 Rhode
Island Ave. N. W., will be the scene
Friday of two addresses on Ca
reer Service ano It's Relationship
to Administration, presented in
sequence by Civil Service Commits
sion member Leonard D. White
and William H. McReynolds, ad-
ministrative assistant to Treasury
Secretary Morgenthau.
John NJ Carmody, adminiStra-
tor of Rural Identification Ad-
ministration will be chairman of
the meeting, which is sponsored
by the Washington chapter Of
Society for the Advancement of
Management. Preceding the talks
dinner will be served at 6 p. M,
according to S. P. KaidanoVSky,
of the Labor Department.
For the purposes of computing
retirement annuities. the Civil
Service Commission has been told
by the Acting Comptroller Gen
eral that employees who are paid
on the basis of when actually
employed" by be credited only for
the actual periods which they
serve. Leaves of absence, or
carrying the employees names on
rolls without requiring them to
work for the time being, do not
count.
Federalisms: General Account
ing Office doesn't keep its bulletin
board exactly up to date. at pres
ent there is a notice of a bowling
meeting for September 2-last year
:. the fish in the Commerce aqua
rum never fail to entrance. the
piranaS from the Amazon, most
vicious of all fish, are said to
travel in schools and be able to
tear a man or large animal" to
bloody shreds and skeleton within
a few minutes the two speci-
mems at Commerce continually
butt their sharp teeth on the
plate glass separating them, will
ing to try a bit of civil war in
the absence of anything better. .
and they'll frantically snap at
your finger if you keep it against
the glass of their pool.
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MARITIME PERSONNEL SLASHES
PREDICTED AS UNLIKELY

General, who will submit the
names to the President for nom
ination. confirmation by the Sen.
ate being the final necessary &C.
ton. Other pending tests;
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Memorials

MEMORIALs m GRANITE. MARBLE
and BRONZE, Large stock Of finished
FALvEY GRANTrE co.. INC
zoe rIpahur 81 n " co 0793
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DE FOE. ALICE E. Bon Saturday. April
E. B. DE FOE. the beloved mother of Theo-
dore B De Foe and sister of Mrs Mary
Ida Hart and Samuel D. Barron.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. SIT Eleventh St.
s. E.. on Wednesday, April %, at II .. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to
Tnterment. Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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| BROADWAY 1915 9Th NJ ?
Ralph Cooper in DARK MANHATTAN"
with Cleo Herndon. Clarence Brooks and
| others.
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Marriage, Announcements
WEDDING announcements. 1878 up: 24-hr
aerYicA GoodhaFt'0 1914 b MA 9l72
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RAPHAE l4OO 9th 81. n. y.
MIGHT WAITRESS" with Msrgot Ora:
hame and Gordon Jones. AlSo-Edward
Everett Horton in LETS MAKE
MILLION"
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MOTT 1907 ssth street Northwest
LADY FROM NOWHERE" with Mary
Aston and Charles Quigley. Also-"HoL-
LYWooD BOULEVARD" with John Halh-
day and Marsha Hunt.
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PRINCESS 18th q a Sta. N. Z.

Double Feature! Burgess Meredith and
Marco in "wINTERSET." Also-Judith
Barrett and VIM. Hall in FLYING
HOSTESS"
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LicEtmon'S TheGters NO. 5000
BOOKER T I4ss St. N. ".
THE SOLDIER AND THE LADY" with
Elizabeth Allan. Anton Walbrook and
MarGot Grahame.
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GUIDE BROS. CO.. Funeral Designs
1919 &c. N. W. NAIL ATS
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s2s7 N Street Northwest

NAVY SPY" with Conrad Nagel. Also
"SMARTEST GIRL IN TOWN" with
Gene RAYMOND and Ann Sothern.
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REPUBLIC o st. Ness lAtD
Pat o'Brien and Humphrey Bogart In
THE GREAT oMALLEY."
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STATE BETHESDA. AD.
Merle oberon in BELOVED ENEMY"
Also-Jane Darwell in LAUGHING AT
TROUBLE"
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SECO sS44 Ga. Az. Silver spE.' Nd.
Starting p NJ. GREEN LIGHT" with
Enrol Flynn and Anita Louise. Color Car
| toon - Selected Short Subjects = Para.
mount News. March of Time No. g.
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LINCOLN lslO Q stFs't N. w.
Victor McLaElen. Walter Connolly and
Peter LORE in NANCY STEELE IS
MISSING"
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STANTON 9Th and Sta. N. e.

love LETTERS OF A STAR" with
Henry Hunter and Polly Rowles. Also
Buddy Rogers and Mary Brian in WEEK
END MILLIONAIRE"
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TEST REGISTER
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ROSALEA 0ls Street Southwest
MORE THAN A SECRETARY" with
George Brent and Jean Arthur. Also
Dorothy Lamour and Ray Midland in JUN
GLE PRINCESS" "Blaek Coin" 70: 3.
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Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.. and Elissa Landi
in AMATEUR GENTLEMAN" Also
Mary Brian and Russell Hardie in
O.. KILLER AT LARGE"
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CURTIN. NORVAL Con- Sunday. April
%. 1887. NoRvAL c. CURTIN. hus-
band of the late Charlotte M Curtin.
Funeral from the W. Warren Taltavulr s
Road Northwest, on Wednesday, April 20,
1857. at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment. Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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BLAISDELL, JOHN Won Sunday. April
Is. 1887. JOHN W. BLAIsDELL. the
beloved husband of Emily Ann Blalsdell.
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chaplin St.
n. W., on wednesday. April %, 1887. at
IL a. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment, Arlington National Cemetery.