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The Washington times., 1938-02-05
AGED SUFFRAGE
LEADER EXPIRES

Word was received here today
Of the death in Austin, Tex, of
Mrs. Percy v. Pennybacker, noted
suffrage leader, who died at her
home yesterday at the age Of 76.
She had been in failing health for
some time.
Mrs. Pennybacker was a close
friend of Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
velt and had often been q guest
at the White House.
She was internationally known
for her work in women's move
ments and was a former president
of the General Federation of
Women'S Clubs and the Chau-
tauqua Woman's Club of Chau-
tauqua Assembly, New York.
Her activities vered many
fields, including teaching, politics,
war relief, woman suffrage and
writing.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05
Mrs. Winters
=.
Civic Leader Burial
Set Tomorrow

- Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie
Cherner Winters, who died yester-
day at her home, 1725 Kenyon st.
N. w., will be held tomorrow at
II q. m. in the DanZanSky funeral
chapel, 3501 Fourteenth st. N. w.
Interment will be in Tffereth Is.
rael Cemetery. She was 81.
y Born in Russia, Mrs. Winters
came to this country in her youth.
She had lived in the Capital for
the last Is years. Her husband,
Samuel Winters, Is q dealer in
antiques.
Mrs. Winters had been active in
civic affairs, serving at one time
as president Of the Ladies Auxil.
larry Of Congregation Tifereth Is.
raeI, - vice president Of the He
brew Home for the Aged and
other charitable institutions.
j Surviving her, besides her huS
band, are four sons, Joseph, Leon,
Henry and Reubin Cherner, and
two daughters, Mrs. Abraham Lat
koff and Mrs. Henry Cartier. all
OF this city.
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DEATHS

Frances T. Endicott, 81. Second and
Streets Northwest.
\, Sarah Hogan, II. 4Olh Seventh st.
Richard John Jones, II 6GI A st. s. e.
Josephine Keithley. rs, s2s North
Carolina Ave. s. E.
Alfred W. Dey, "a, $40 East Capitol st.
william Hesen. 73, 1898 Ogden st. NV.
ids Hausmeister, So, Gallinger Hos
John v. LittIs. 81. Walter Reed Hos
... Eleanor Harrington, "A. Emergency
Donald Lsith Hay, A, 2s3O Wisconsin
Maggie BOwd Casper. 4s. 4s12 Georgia
Conduit Rd VI
=, Dorothy Mae Hurdle. s5. s723 NJ st..
Hospital.
Mailih Robey. 25, GalIinEer Hospital
Abraham Rubin, 25, Sibley Hospital
Agnes Kirby, 22, Sibley HospitaI
Thomas Atkins. 2, Chiidren'e Hospital
Carrie Marshall, II, 514 r st, N, w
Jane Duckett, 76, Freedmen's Hosuital
Emmtt Jones, II, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
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Single Tax Move !.
Leader Dies at 81

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Williarn
B. Vernam, 81-year-old exponent
Of the single tax movement, was
buried here yesterday after simple
rites at the Fairchild chapel in
Brooklyn. His death on Thursday
marked the end Of q career which
had run the gamut Of common
laborer, street car conductor,
travelling salesman, author and
political campaigner.
A native Of Trenton, N. j., Mr..
Vernam was q personal friend and
campaign manager Of Henry
George, famed leader in the single
tax movement and candidate for
mayor of New York In 1885 and
again in 1897.
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BIRTHS

James and Marie Ridgely, twin girls.
Robert and sara Claiborne, boy,
Chester and Marion Abele, boy.
William and Helen McAinsh, boy.
James ..hd Mary Swart boy.
Charles and Madeline Williams. girl.
Oscar and Rebecca Torreson, girl.
Raymond and Frances Harris, girl,
Leroy and Joanna Fakes, boy.
Wilbur and Georgetts Bruner, boy.
Herman and Alma Rosia, boy.
John and Katherine Hall, boy.
- .<4sFSE~ and Mary .srahlu. 6ny.,
Richard and Virginia Sullivan, boy.
Thomas and Susie Oakley. boy.
George and Arietta DeVane, boy,
Robert and Eva Grgsby, boy.
Edwin and Edith Turnkey, boy,
Emil and Clara Paschal, girl.
Sidney and Lena Maisel, girl.
Herbert and Mary RaueIler, girl,
Francis and Lorena Shea, girl,
Max and Sonia Milask, girl.
James and Mary Mattimore, girl.
Homer and Zelma McCann, girl,
Charles and Marion Reithmeyer, girl,
Thomas Ellen DeckeIman, girl,
James and Margaret Taylore, girl.
Lewis and Mary Hudgina, boy.
Bradley and Hope Smith, boy,
Louis and Hilda Major, boy.
Milton and Mabel Pike, boy.
Charles and Margaret Wolf, girl.
Herbert and Katherine Wood. girl.
anu AIO0 BlEAs
John and Nellie Reeves, girl.
Edward and Margaret Hardy, boy.
Carl and Myra Recknor, boy.
Carlton and Florence Diversion, boy.
Theodore and Margaret Perrigo, boy.
Claude and Gladys Todd, boy.
Walter and Margie Cooper. boy.
Paul and Ruth Boyer, boy.
Frank and Jane Conner, boy.
Delford and Lura Walthall, boy.
George and Mildred LitZ, boy,
Carl and Florence LinkinS girl.
Joseph and Hilda Sullivan, girl,
Thomas and Elizabeth Edmunds, girl.
Henry and Catherine Kirkpatrick, girl.
Bernard and Jean Napoli, girl.
James and Doris Conley, girl.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05
Births, Deaths, Marriages

Carson and Lucille Howell, girl
Pete and Madeline Micale, girl.
william and Annette Murphy, girl.
Frank and Florence Coon girl.
Robert and Susie Moore, girl.
Edgar and Earlene Stanard, boy.
Thomas and Edith Robinson, boy.
Rudolph and Edna Lindsey. boy.
Stanley and Louise Jones. girl.
James and Sally Marshall, girl.
Burnett and Marie Robinson, girl.
George and Virginia Shields, boy.
Melvin and Zenolia Collins. boy.
Edwin and Lola Washington, boy.
samuel and Martha Jones, girl.
Washington and Hattie Hawkins, girl
Frederick and Lillian SmootS- girl.
Ermine and Dorothy johnson, boy.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05
ROOD FUNERAL.
lis SCHEDULED.
II E R E MONDAY.
Pioneer Doctor Died
At Daughters Home

Funeral services for DR.. Susan
A. Rood, widow of Granville Rood
prominent railroad man, will be
held Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at the Chambers Funeral Chapel,
1400 Chaplin st. N. w. Interment
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
DR.. Rood died yesterday at the
home of her daughter and son.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Gosnell. 1922 Thirty-ninth St.
N. w. She had been ailing for the
past two years. Death was due 10
heart disease.
NATIVE OF INDIANA
Born in Indiana 81 years ago,
DR.. Rood studied medicine at the
Homeopathic College Of Physicians
and Surgeons in st. Louis, Mo.
Before then she had operated a
in her home town,
where she was a noted belle.
Seeking new fields, she went to
Albuquerque, N. NJ, to practice
and there met Mr.. Rood, who was
president of what was then known
aS "The Southern Road" and is
now the Southern Railway.
After her marriage she retired
from private practice. Not only
vas DR.. Rood brilliant writer
and physician, but she was an
musician as well. She
studied piano at the Boston Con-
Of Music, graduating
with honors.
ONE DAUGHTER
There was one child, a daughter,
DeEtta Mae Rood, now Mrs. Cos
nell.
DE. Rood is survived by her
d lighter, Son-in-law and two
grandchildren, DeEtta Mae Cos
nell ard Raymond Gosnell.
"SPARROW" ORIGIN
The word sparrow" originally
meant any small bird"
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

CIRCLE - Sunday and Monday:
Carole Lombard and Frederic March
Party" with Charlie Mccarthy: short
subjects. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Oscar Homolka and Frances Farmer
in "Ebh Tide: Fopeye: "A New Day
L. s. Public Health story. Thursday
and Friday: Man Proof" with Myrna
jects. saturday: Bing Crosby and
Shirley Ross in Waikiki Wedding;
comedies
TAKOMA - Sunday and Monday:
Alice Brady in Merry Go Round of
1888: selected short subjects. Tues
day and Wednesday: Bette Davis in
ITS Love I'm After; also, Gene
Autry in "Springtime In the Rockies"
Thursday and Friday; Joan Blondell in
stand In: selected short subjects.
Saturday: Jan Wither in "FOrty-Five
Fathers: also. Jimmy Newell in
'Renfrew Of Royal Mounted.
FAIRLAWN-Sundty and Monday:
Katharine Hepburn and Ginger Rogers
in Stage Door" Tuesday: Gertrude
Michael and Larry Crabbe in Sophie
Lang Goes West; comedy. wednes-
day and Thursday; Jeanette Mac
Donald in The FREELY" Friday:
Ricardo Cortez and Phyllis Brooks in
City Girl'; Betty Boop; news. Satur-
day: Leo Carrillo and Jean Parker
IN Ihe BarrLer matinee only Chap-
'sr NO. o. "Aa Mest lays
CONGRESS = Sunday and Monday:
william Powell and Myrna 10y in
Double Wedding" Betty Boop: Big
Apple. Tuesday: Spencer Tracy and
nnlse Ralner in Big CIty; cartoon;
John Boles in Stella Dallas" Thurs
gay: BACK in Gircula alton" with Joan
biondel ana RAT OBrlen; musical.
A; comedy; Affairs Of Pierre" sat
urIay' "iIilam bo!d IN Hopalong
chapter T. Tin Tylers Luck"
TAIM-Sunday: Monday and Tues
gay: man Proof'' with Myrna 10y
ana ana Franchot Tone: Wednesday. Thurs
gay N.y. and |, Friday: Eleanor Powell and
Nelson Eddy in "Rosalie." Saturday:
All Baba Goes to Town." with Eddie
cantor and June Lang.
>,
Submarine D-1," with Pat o'Brien
and George Brent. Tuesday. Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday: Eleanor
Powell and Nelson Eddy in "Rosalie."
Saturday: High Flyers" with Bert
Wheeler and Robert Woolsey; also
Under Suspicion" with Jack Holt and
Katherine De Mile.
JESSE-Sunday and Monday: Moth
ing Sacred" with Carole Lombard and
Fredric March. Tuesday: She Mar
red an Artist" with John Roles and
LuIi Deste also Beau Hunks" with
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday:
Submarine D-1." with Pat O'Brien
and George Brent. Saturday: This
Way Please" with Buddy Rogers and
Betty Cradle; also 'rThe Barrier" with
Leo Carrillo and Jean Parker,
SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday. '"rhe
FREELY" with jeanette MacDonaId
and Allan Jones. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Love on Toast with stella
Ardler and John Payne; also. Life
Begins with Love" with Jean Parker
and Friday: stage Door with Ksth-
crime Hepburn and Ginger Rogers,
Saturday: "Sh! The Octopus" with
Hugh Herbert and Allen jenkins: also.
Night club Scandal" with John
Barrymore and Lynne Overman.
HIPPODROME-Sun and Mon.
day: Navy. Blue and GoId". also
Love Under Fire. y win T,orettS
Young; cartoon: news. Tuesday and
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MARTIN M'HUGH,
D,C,CAFE OWNER,
DIES SUDDENLY
Funeral Rites Monday
At 10 O'clock
MARTIN J. M'HUGH

Requiem mass for Martin
Joseph McHugh, ST., retired res
taurant operator who died early
today at his home, 1920 Newton
st. N. W., will be held Monday at
10 a. m. at the Sacred H art
Church. Brief funreal services will
precede the mass and will be held
at his late residence. Interment
will be in Abbey Mausoleum, Ar
lington, Va.
BORN IN IRELAND
Born in County Galway, Ire
land, 81 years ago, Mr.. McHugh
came to this country when a
young man. Settling in Washing
ton, he became one Of the most
widely known and popular restau-
rant men in town. At one time
he owned and operated IA cafes.
Forced to retire two years ago
because Of heart ailment, he had
been in apparent good health.
Death came at 1890 a. m. today.
Surviving Mr.. McHugh are
seven children, five grandchildren,
two sisters and q brother. His
wife died about two and q half
years ago.
THOSE SURVIVING
His children are: Vincent, JOS
eph and Martin Joseph, jr., Mrs.
Joseph M. Doroney, Mrs. Charles
E. Fierst and the Misses Monica
and Frances McHugh.
His grandchildren include: Dierr
DIRE Maureen and Joseph Martin
Doroney, Martin Charles McHugh,
Lorraine FierSt and an infant son
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin JOS
eph McHugh, jr., a few minutes
before the death of his distin-
guished grandfather.
GRASSHOPPER MENACE
The grasshopper menace is on
the wane in California, surveys of
egg beds indicate.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05
THOSE SURVIVING
CRAssHoPPER MENACE

The grasshopper menace is on
the wane in California, surveys OF
egg beds indicate.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

CIRCLE - Sunday and Monday:
Carole Lombard and Frederic March
in Nothing Sacred; also, "A Necking
Party" with Charlie Mccarthy: short
subjects. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Oscar Homolka and Frances Farmer
in "Ebh Tide: Fopeye: "A New Day
L. s. Public Health story. Thursday
and Friday: Man Proof" with Myrna
10y and Franchot Tone; short sub
jects. saturday: Bng Crosby and
Shirley Ross in Waikiki Wedding
comedies
The Washington times., 1938-02-05
S!! j ll,s;;.@ e ;|,,'|';'

FARLAWN 1stS &c oC:s : RoU"
THUNDER TRAIL" with Gilbert Roland
and Marsha Hunt. Comedy. Silly Sym.
phony. Mat, wild West Days" Chapter
No. 5.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

WINTERS, HATTIE CHERNER-On Fris
day, February 4, 1888. at her residence,
1725 Kenyon st. n. W., HATTIE CHER
Samuel winters and beloved mother Of
Joseph, Leon, Henry and Reubin Chernef,
Mrs. Abraham Lapkoff and Mrs. Henry
Gertler.
DanEansky, 1901 Fourteenth St. N. W., on
Sunday. February 8. at IL a. m.
Interment in Tifereth Israel Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05
WARNER BROS. THEATRES

WARNER BROS. THEATRES.
AMBASSADORS u ay, Monday
and Tuesday: Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone in you're Only Young
Once" Wednesday. Thursday and FRI
day: Eleanor Powell and Nelson Eddy
in 'Rosalie." Saturday: Edward G,
Robinson in 1.-THE Last GanEster."
AP o L L O-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Carole Lombard and Fredric
March in Nothing Sacred; March Of
Time. Wednesday and Thursday
Myrna 10y and Franchot Tone In Man
Proof: Floyd Gibbons in "PlayinG
With Danger" Friday: Jean Parker
and James Ellison In The Barrier"
Saturday: Ann Sothern and Burgess
Meredith in There Goes the Groom"
and Peter LORE in THANK You, Mr..
Moto."
AVALON-Sunday and Monday:
Eraness Farmer and Ray Milland IN
The Washington times., 1938-02-05
ONE DAUGHTER

"SPARROW" ORIGIN
The word sparrow" originally
meant any small bird"
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

AVALON-Sunday and Monday:
ETaneSa Farmer and Ray NillaAd IN
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

PENN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Bob Burns. Joel McCrea and
Frances Dee in "Wells Fargo"
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday:
Fred Astaire and Joan Fontaine in
"Damsel in Distress" Saturday:
FhiI ReKan and Ann Dvorak in "Man-
haitian Merry Go Round; Tim Tyler's
Luck" No. I.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

EDDY NARY O.-on Thursday, FebFu.
aTy g.. 1888 at Providence Hospital.
MARY c. EDDY, the beloved Wifo oil
James r. Eddy and mother of Mrs. Rose
Barnett, Mrs. MadgO Binns Russell. Ear
nest and John Eddy. Remains resting e
tne W.. W. Chambers Co. funeral homo,
1400 Chaplin st. N. W.
Funeral services will BE- held on satur.
day. February 5. 1898. at . 80 D. m, from
the w. W. Chambers Company funeral
home. Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets
Northwest.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
1nterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

CENTRAL - Sunday and Monday:
Katharine Heuburn and Ginger Rogers
in stage Door" and return engage
ment of Will Rogers in Judge Priest;
Popeye. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Carole Lombard and Frederic March
in Nothing Sacred" Thursday and
Friday: "Sh! The Octopus" with Hugh
Herbert: Walt Disney Academy
Award" Saturday: Wallace Beery in
Bad Man of Birthstone; Our Gang
comedy and Popsye.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

COLONY-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: CaroIe Lombard and Fred
ric March in Nothing Sacred;
March Of Time. Wednesday and
Thursday: Frances Farmer and Ray
Milland in "Ebbtide"; Popeye. Fri
day: Anna Neagle and Anton Wal
brook in "Victoria the Great" Satur-
day: "ShI The Octopus" with Hugh
Herbert; Walt Disney Academy,
award Revue"
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

LAVENDER, CHARLES W.-Suddenly on
THURSDAY. February 8. 1888. at his red.
dence. 64-A Bates st. N. w., CHARLES
Leona Lavender and father of Gladys and
William Lavender and brother Of Mrs. Mar.
garet Jarboe and Robert 8. Lavender. Re
mains resting at the w. w. Chambers Co.
funeral home. 14O0 Chaplin st. N. W.
Notice of funeral later.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

YORK-Sunday and Monday: "Sub-
marine D-l." with Pat o'Brien, Wayne
Morris and George Brent: two-reel
cartoon. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Dunno and Cary Grant in '"The Awful
Truth" Friday: John Real and sally
Eilers in Danger Patrol" Saturday:
Jean Parker and James Ellison In The
Barrier" Mysterious Pilot No. l."
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

LINCOLN 1915 . Street N W.
"RosALIE," with Nelson Eddy. Eleanor
Powell and Frank Morgan!
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

'REBELLIoN," with Tom Keene. Radio
Patrol" No. 2.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

TAKOMA - Sunday and Monday:
Alice Brady in Merry Go Round of
1888: selected short subjects. Tues
day and Wednesday: Bette Davis in
IT'S Love I'm After: also, Gene
Autry in "Springtime In the Rockies"
Thursday and Friday: Joan Blondell in
stand In; selected short subjects.
Saturday: Jan Wither in "FOrty-Five
Fathers; also. Jimmy Newell in
"Renfrew of Royal Mounted
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

500, HENRY D-On Wednesday, February
2, 1898. HENRY D. 500. the beloved
father of King C. D.
Funeral services will be held from the
W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 400
Chaplin st. n. W.. on Monday, February 2,
1898, at 2 80 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend,
Interment in Fort LINCOLN CemeterY.
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

UPTOWN - Sunday Monday and
Tuesday: Claudette Colbert and Charles
Boyer IN '"Tovarieh ." wednesday and
Thursday: Myrna 10y and Franchot
Tone in "Man-Proof" Friday: Edward
G. Robinson in Last Gangster." Sat
urday: Lily Pons and John Howard
in "Hitting a New High" Tim Tylers
Luck No. Il" Our Gang comedy and
Popsys.
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GUST, EZRA ". M.--0n Friday, February
sey Avenue Southeast, EZRA W, n. COST,
the beloved husband Of Alice L. Cost, and
father Of Mrs. Jessie M. Eagle and Mrs.
trace z; Toole. Remains resting at the
o17 EleYenth Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on sun.
gay. February 8, 1888. at 10 q. m. from
nome. 617 Eleventh St. 8. e.
tend. ="
Interme1t in Rose Hill Cemetery. Ha-
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HOME-Sunday and Monday: CIaud-
cite Colbert and Charles Boyer in
"Tovarich." Tuesday and Wednesday:
Katharine Hepburn and Ginger Rogers
in "Stage Door,: Popeye: two-resl
cartoon. Thursday: Ian Hunter and
Pat Patterson in "Fifty-Second Street"
Friday: Ssh! The Octopus" with Hugh
Herbert; Walt Disney Academy Award
Revue. Saturday: Lily Pons and John
Howard in Hitting a New High" and
Claire Trevor and Donald Woods in
Big Town Girr'; Our Gang comedy.
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ARCADE - Sunday and Monday:
Katherine Hepburn and Ginger Rogers
In stage Door; cartoon; news
Tuesday: That Certain Woman" with
Bette Davis: cartoon, news. Wsdnes-
day and Thursday: "Rosalie' with
Eleanor Powell and Nelson Eddy;
cartoon; news. Friday: Leo Garlic
and Jean Parker In THE Barrier"
On stage: Amateur show. S:16 D. M;
cartoon; newA Saturday: Jones
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SAVOY-Sunday ana Monday: "ShI
The Octopus with Hugh Herbert;
Walt Disney ACADEMY Award Re
vus" Tuesday and Wednesday: Anna
Neagle and Anton Walbrook in "Vic-
toria the Great" Thursday: Myrna
10y and william Powell in Double
Wedding: March of Time. Friday:
Gus Pilot" No. s. Saturday: Leslie
Howard, Bette Davis and Olivia De
Havilland in "1t's Love I'm After"
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KIDD, JULIA AGNES-on Friday, Febru.
ary. T. 1898, at Providence Hospital.
JULIA AGNES KIDD (nee Kendricl), WifS
of the late william G. Kidd and mother 81
Harry E.. John T., Joseph W. and MiSo
Anna J. Kidd Mrs. Mary A. GafVin, Mrs.
Lillian c. Stroud. Mrs Margaret L. Kens
nedy and Mrs. Martha z. Vidol, Of the
Philippine Islands
Tuneral from hap Late pa.;Sann~ 101a
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

HOWARD-Sunday through satur-
day: Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo"
with Warner GLAND: on stage, Brown
skin Models;" also "Kaloah," queen of
the shake
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

BROADWAY 1913 7th NJ. r
TRAILING TROUBLE" with Ken Nay.
HArd. Radio Patrol No. 1.
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RYAN, ELENORE A.-on Friday, Febru-
ary 4, 1887. at Georgetown University
Hospital. ELENORE A. RYAN. nee Nor
mer J, Ryan Of South st. Paul. Minnesota.
Remains resting at Timothy Hanlon'9
funeral parlors, 641 b Street N. E., and
can be viewed from to 4 p. m. Saturday,
February 5, 1898.
Interment in MinneROta
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

ROOKER T 1Ass . g. N. w.
COUNSEL FOR CRIME" with Otto
Kruger, JacQueline Wells and Douglass
Montgomery
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

lie" with Nelson Eddy and Eleanor
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CALVERT - Sunday, Monday and
and Bob Burns in Wells Fargo"
Wednesday and Thursday: Fred As
taire and Joan Fontaine in ''Damsel In
Distress" Friday: "Alcatraz Island"
Saturday: Iian Hunter and Pat Patter-
son in "Fifty-second Street"
The Washington times., 1938-02-05

RAPHAEL ~" "'' "' W.
LEFT HANDED LAW" with Buck Jones. |
AIso-"OVER THE GOAL" with Johnny |
Davis and June Travis. Mysterious Pilot /
No. 9, =.
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TIVOLE-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Bob Burns, Joel McCrea and
Frances Dee in "weils Fargo" We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday: Fred
Astaire Joan FontainO and Burns &
Allen in ''Damssl In Distress. Satur-
day: Ian Hunter and Pat Patterson in
Fifty Second Street.; Tim Tylsr's
Luck" No l.
Evening star., 1938-03-24
Housewares

- w - -
Ia Roll Top Bread Boxes, we're
sl.2s; So OF. Enamel. dOc
8 Wagner Carpet sweepers.
$4,95 to $3.50 floor samples,
$2.49 to 1895
. Clothes Hampers. were s249
and s2.98, as is; Is Aluminium
loot. Dinner Kettles, were $l.69;
81 Gals. Red Roof Paint, CT
were $129 -
Odd Lot Enamelware, Alum
inumware' %.nS".r &C Clothes - Price
30 Enameled 4-Qt. Saucepans,
69c irregulars; Is Canis- COo
ter Ape. Sets. were 6sc- Nv
Il Baby Scale. 1898 $1.0R
floor sample -
Odd Lot Bread Boxes. 2Oo
Were 79c. Dented wv
3 Utility 63-In. Closets, were
1898; 4 Porcelain Top
Tables. $698 irregu- @O 90
lars -----------
o Metal Base Cabi-
j, '.*''. Were '':'': As 1898
IA Skirt Boards. Soiled, q.
Were 59c ----
so Yds. Shelving and 60
Edging. Was 12c yd.-
Kann'-Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-24
Hosiery

Odd Lot Burson Cotton Hose,
black only. Regular and H.
outsizes. Were Soc
"a Prs. Budget Chiffons and
Service Weights. q - CT
35c pr. Off, PAo' W.
-125 Prs. Chif-
TO 'onsi si.ss org. sS' 2 prs. ST
-ls4 Prs. Chiffons and 6Oc
Meshes. Now
-112 Children's Long Stockings.
Anklets and ss Socks. 7Oc
"a Prs. Children's Socks 3c
and odd lot of * lengths W
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-03-24
Domestics

Is Yds. 87-In. Unbleached
sheeting Remnants. 2l2
70 yd. lengths. Were 10.
2sc yd. -- lOc
'-4s Wamsutta Percale Pillow
cases, 42x38l2. Plain hemmed.
Made. Made from ends of s5c sso
IS Blue henilIe
s3ssaas; s7'gs ssconGs Twin bed $2.99
- White Hobnail Candlew,ck
Spreads, ball fringe. nznr
Twin bed. Were $1295 %|'7O
&c Rayon Taffeta
Spreads, twin bed size. m0 m
Were $3.95 %I.OS
IA Rayon Celanese TaAFet,
only. Were scaiHs; ssas Ieoaf $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-03-24
Sports Wear

-23 Sports Dresses, were $500
to $l0.95; FL Sample
81 s,sS'''' ss were ''''' to $2.99
$o.So -----------
w.r w.re .1o a na' as to D,ssses; .,aes $6.47
-1S Rayon Satin c1OO
Blouses. Were $2.99-- %A'||
-8 Rayon Lame Biouses. On.
Were s5.95 - ~
Css 81 % Ray'n b'oo'e'' Were 49c
-26 Sweater Sets and Simon
Sweaters. Were 81 to s5.95.
39c to $l.97
Kann'@Second Floor.
JeweIry
% Cigarette Cases 40c
oile. iSC
200 Pcs. Costume Jewelry, orig.
$l.00; 100 Woman Silver Plated
or Gold Plated Rings, 20,
were 81 90 - wv
-l3 Gold Filled Charms. CT
Orig. $195 - VI
-6 Cigarette Cases
and Compacts. Orig. CT 90
s2s5
-25 Children's Solid ct cn
Gold Rings. Orig s1.95 %A'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1938-03-24
Leather Goods

-5 Women's Belts, orig soc
and 81; 100 Imitation %
Leather Bags, orig. 81 wv
Is Chfldren's Bags, orig. 81;
Is Evening Bags, orig. 81 to 81. so;
50 Leather Bags, shop 20.
worn, orig. $2- o1C
10 Leather Bags. Orig. @Q
Evening star., 1938-03-24
SOC artificial
FLOWERS
28c

-Violets and gardenias
in clip. boutonniere and
dressy types. Also punches
Of colorful spring flowers.
Neckwear-Kann's-
Street Floor,
Evening star., 1938-03-24
Underwear

IA Pcs. Girls Rayon Vests
and Cotton Knit Pants. IN.
Orig. 59c-- oN
81 Women's Rayon Vests, Com
binations, Panties and Gowns
(sizes 16). 5 Carter's Cotton
Knit Unionsuits. Orig. COo
3sc to soc z9c
40 Women's Spun-Lo Knitted
Rayon Slips. dark colors. ~.
Were 81 OIC
-38 Women's Rayon ape. Pa
iamas, Gowns, Combina tions and
=, s'oomer.. =" ., 80 Were 2.for ST.
20 Women's Tuckstitched and
Balbriggan 2-pc. Pajams, IIc
small sizes. Were 81
Kann's-Street Floor.