Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1927, Page 3

Between )RCORAN COURTS and D Streets N.W. .DE LUXE APARTMENTS %fi:fim. ] . : Residen! B iR s %flfl dfldd Service. CAFRITZ SPECIAL NOTICES untmn STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Seventh Strest Savings Bank will be 10th, 1928, at three room. for the ch other business ooty come.. before_ Lhe. mecting —— JOHN D_HOWARD. Cashier. ls nl&“ GIVEN THAT THE Co. first mortzage u. 5. 75. b5, w- 120. 145, 194 :zo will be med L PICTURE TO SWELL DRY LEAGUE DRIVE Service Group Will Show Movie Next Week to Raise Funds. In line with a decision to conduct a drive for $10,000 to further its work during the coming year, the Citizens’ Service Association for Law and Order has secured the prohibition pic- ture produced by Rev. Charles J. Hall of Los Angeles, field secretary of the Bone-Dry Federation of Amefica, which is to be shown each afternoon and evening of the week beginning December 26, it is announced. There is to be no admission charge for seeing the picture, which will be shown in the First Congregatiénal Church at 4:30 o'clock each afternoon and in the Columbia Heights Christian Church each evening at 7:45 o'clock. h- | The work of the Citizens’ Service As- tate eol'porlllnn Cnmm\umn at Richmond ission to lranl(@rl(‘erl\f: l;e e Bridge, and Fairfa M, S 'KHOLDERS OF Insuraniee Company o -Pursuant 10 8 reml\ll{m Na- sociation, however, will be explained to the audience at each showing and voluntary contributions solicited. The title of the picture is “Let's Finish the Job.” Dr. E. M. Ellison, secretary of the association, stated today that Mr. Hall is to get a small percentage of the money collected at each showing of the picture. The officers of the association are A- Rev. W. S. Abernethy, president; Dr. Ellison, secretary; Harry N. Douthitt, field secretary, with a board of direc- tors, including the following: Dr. Abernethy, Miss Hettie P. An- > |derson, Miss Ethel Bagley, John S. g ‘“Itmcolumm? Dotice u'hr;m?;‘y 2 e _annual meeting of stocl old-‘ company. to be held January lm at 12 o'clock noon. at the office n?l . 336 Pa_ave. se. Washine Juestion, of aménding the enn. u pany so as to extend its et muklnx of insurances houses stores and all kinds of household furniture and other o and the stockholders asked To vole for & rsolution authorizing suc PETT! ?usm%cg v‘ Epovoflo: Tovts “"J‘T‘{f’gmp | Jos”"A!p‘n"nEm 3. SR GARRY. T NEWSOM. x%nms E. MARLOW, e & gajority of the 1 “Trustees WILL BE AN umu.u, MEETI, 3 Afitic Butiding Cor K ¥o. T16"Soutn r:lr \Jexandrit a.. on Thursday. Jan 98, s mecting 18 for the " of officers. A BUILDING COMPANY. By A L. ZACHARY, Secretary-Treasurer. m FIREMEN'S INSUR- %.n.mt norlh"n:‘);!n‘; men rance oiints owice & the T HOL’ A! Federal Power Commission. In compliance with the Fed- eral Water Power Act (41 Stat., 1063) notice is herehy given that the South Branch Power Com- y, of West Virginia, having its office in Philadelphia, Pa., has filed ‘an amendment to its application for a preliminary permit for a water power de-! welopment on the Cacapon River and South Branch of Potomac River so as to enlarge the proj- ect to include the construction of dams and storage reservoirs at Brocks Gap, Va.; Edes Fort, Petersburg and Spnngfield w. Va., and dams and power houses ain Bridge and Great Falls, ‘Washington, D. C., Any mon to-such application, or sequest for a hearing thereon, ‘ogether with any briefs, reports ,mf'athct data for which con- wideration -is desired, should be submitted to the Executive Sec- Federal Power Commis- ashington, D. C. UESTED AS TO ) ster which 5F Chavaler road: " 'ilh two ladies at lfllh & H n.w. ‘z December 17 af - iz 10 Connor Sonker ([T . 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ADAMS PRINTING IN A HURRY b e S0 82 R Ot HOW IS YOUR ROOF? || L Dad Fpether, fo come. Play m&l o IRONCLAD ROOFING CO. 4 20omn 38 SWorth 7. L Help Save thc Forests BUY A ! Live Christmas Tree 4 selection today or any day at Make Acres Nursenes Quaint and purchased a large ||| Zoods not_deliver the building. but we are ||| n.w. at wholesalers | || end plagt it it later. Choice Norway epruce | || D Bennett, Edwin M. Bryan, Arthur C. Christie, John H. Connaughton, Wil liam Knowles Cooper, Homer J. Coun- cilor, Alfred W. Cummings, Rev. Mark Dépp, Rev. George M. Diffen- derfer, Harry N. Douthitt, Dr. Ellison, Page McK. Etchison, Bishop James E. Freeman, Rev. Frederick B. Harris, Rev. Willlam A. Lambeth, Rev. R. Y. Nicholson, Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, Bart B. Pigmai, Noah R. Roginson, Rev. Freely Rohrer, Mrs. George A. Ross, Rev. Harvey B. Smith and Hor- ace L. 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As_the Federal Alcoholic Liquor Board in the Department of Agricul- ture it would issue licenses to co- operative marketing associations for the production and sale of the liquof. A similar measure died in committee at the last session. . FLYING LIMIT ORDERED. Air Corps Chief Will Prepare Ma- neuver Regulations. Seeking to miaimize the danger to ground troops resulting from low-fly- in airplanes during maneuvers in which Air Corps units participate, the Chief of the Air Corps has been di rected to prepare regulations to meet the situation. At present army regulations set no specific limit as to fhe distance at which an airplane !may approach ground troops, leaving the determina: tion of that distance to the judgment of each pilot. b gt DRAINAGE BILL PLANNED. Trammell to Urge U. 8. Co-opera- tion in Reclamation Work. A bill proposing Federal co-opera- tion in the reclamation of swamp and overflowed lands will be pi the Senate after Christmas by Sen: Trammell, Democrat, of Florida. 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