Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1928, Page 44

LEGAL NOTIC! LEGAL NOTICES. WILLIAM W. BRIDE W] wnm:i.’r.. FOWLER, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia. holding a District Court. —In 7o’ condemuaiion of land for_alley in 1769, in the District of Columbla. Bistric 'Court No. 1048.—Notice and_order of nublication —Notice is hereby given that fhe’ Commissiovers of the District of Co- Jumbia, pursuant to the provisions of sec- tion"1608 to section 1610, inclusive, of the e of Law for the District of Columbia, Tave flled a petiion in this court praying for the condemration of the land necesary for the opening of an alley in square 1769 ‘bounded by Brandwine street, peal ADounded by BT id Foriy-nret Sirce); in the District of Columbia. as shown on a'map or piat filed with the said petition as art. thereof. and praying also that this ourt emparier a, tury in sccordance, with the law provided for in such cases to assess the damages each owner of land to be taken may sustain by reeson of the opening of the alley in the said square and the con- dennation of the land necessary for the Purposes thereof and 1o assess as benefits Tesulting therefrom the entire amount of said dumages, including the expenses of fhese ‘procecdings. upon each lot or part of 1ot or parcel of land. which will be Denefited” by said condemnation. in the roportion tant the said jury may find raid Jots: arts of lots or parcels of land will be benefited #s provided for. in and by the sforesaid Codw of Law. It 15 by the conrt, this 16tn day of October. 1928. ordered, that ng ahy interest in these pro- Coedings be. and they hereby are, warned 4 Commanded to appear In’ this court on or before the 20th day of November. 1928, ten o'clock a.m.. and continue in attend- < until the court shall have made its The: Washirsron Evening Star. T o R 4T THE® Washington | Past newspapers published in the said Distriet: fommencing st lrast ten days boefore the aid 20th day cf November, I 21, 200, 1353 Ghat s opy of this motics and ‘order be served by the United States marshal. or his deputie. upon each of the guners of the fee of thie land to be con; demned herein as may be found by the said mershal or his deputies, within ths District before tre said 20th dsy of looa "®y order of the court: FRA l"?""”w'enc"x 2, true copy. Test » Cletk. Be HARRY M. HULL, Asst. Clerk. 0023,23,20.30 WILLIAM W. BRIDE and A. H. BELL. Jr. ttorneys. | IN THE SUPREME COWRT OF THE DIS- triet of Columbia. Holding a District Court.—In re: condemnation of land for the opening ot Van Ness Street from ‘Wis- consin - Avenue_ to 45th Street and for the widening of 43rd and 45th Streets imme- diately north of Van Ness Street, in the Dlsmct of Columbia.—District Conrt No. 947. —Notice end Order of Publication.— Nonce s hereby given that the Commission- ers of the District of Columbia (pursulm to a certain provision of the acts of gress, approved March 4. 1913. entitle ICI ‘making appropriations for the expense: he government_of the District of Cu- l for the fiseal year ending June (hlrt!eth nmtlcen hundred and fourteen, and for other purposes.’” whereby they ere | authorized to open. extend. or widen any street. avenne, road or highway to conform Plan of the permanent system of highways in_that portion of the District of Columbu ontside of the cities of Washing- fon and Geoigetown adopted under the act of Congress approved March 2. 1893, as Smended by the Acts of Congress approved June 28. 1808. and May 28. 1926. respec- tively, condemnation wnder the pro- vlslom of subchapter one of chanter fifteen ode of Law_ for the District of - have flled a petition in this court praying the “condemnation of g e e omcaine o Van Ness Street from Wisconsin Avenue to 45th Sh‘nl and for the widening of I!dv’nd 45th an on a map or with peti- tion, as part tl ermf and praving Aln Rhat this’ court empanel ury_in lance Yl The s brovided for in Such, Cases 15 n-es-kun dsmages each owner. of land to taken Fef mber, 1028. at ten o'clock a.m. B Sh bt eaiance. uhillthe. Qonrt its final order ratifying Siceesgive weeks in The Washington Eve- wn' Star, “the Washington Post and the ashington Times. newspapers published in said District, commencing at least enty duss Defore, the aid - 20th d-y ol Novem| It “is further %28 hia hotice. and_order be e United Stetes marshal, or his owners of the Test: cop fl‘ %NMHAM. Clerk. " By -4, Fod! Asst. Clerk ©0c16.17.23.24 ‘WILLIAM W. BRIDE and ALEX. H. BELL, Jr., Attorneys. IN THE § COURT OF THE DIS- rict of Columbis —_Holding o District e mnation of land for the road !romlceném e WILLIAM W. BRIDE and ALEX. H. BELLJr., Attorneys. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia, nolding a District Court. —In Te condempation of Jand for the widen- ing of Benning road northeast between Min- nesota avenue and the District line, and for the extension of Southern avenue be.ween nning road and 46sh street southeast, in thie District of Columbia. - District Court, No. 1944.—Notice and order of publication — Notice is hereby given that the Commission- ers of the District of Columbia (pursuant to a_certain provision of the act of Congress approved March 4, 1913. entitled “An act making appropriations for the expenses of the government of the District of Colum- bia for the fiscal vear ending June 30, 1914 other purpuses, Sithorioed to open street, avenue, road or highway to conform with the plan of the permanent system of highways in that portion of the District of Columbia outside of the cities of Washington ongress approved March 2, by the acts of Congress approved June 28, 1293, and May 28. 1926, respectively, by Jemnstion under the provisions of subl of chepter 15 of the Code of Law for the District of Columbia), have fiied a petition | inthis court prayng the condemnation of the land necessary for the widening of Ben- ning road northeast between Minnesota ave- Due_and the District line. and the extension of Southern a/enue southeast ning rond and 4gth street, In me Dwrm e: Columbla, as [ ith the said betmon 8 Ph Shebaol, aad praying also £qurt empanel & Jury e e with te Jaw praviaed Tor-In Such cases 1o assesy the damages each owner of iand to be taken stain by reason of the said widening of Benning road north- east betweer Minnesota avenue and the Dis- trict line, and the extension of Southern avenue southeast between Benning road and 46th street. in the District of Columbia. and the condemnation of tae land necessaiy for the purposes thereos, and to assess the bene- fits resulting thorefiom art of the costs and expenscs of saf upon any lands whicl be benefited, s provi aforesaid act of Congress a 1926. it 1s by the court, U October, 1928 ordered that all persons ing any interesi in_these proceedings be and they are heteby, warned and commanded in_this court on or before the 5B Gas of " Novomper. 1658, at 10 o'clod I, ‘and ‘continue in ttendance until the court shall have made its final order rati- fying*and confirming the award of damages and the asscssment 0i benefits of the Jury to be empancled and sworn herein: and it is further ordered that a copy of this no- tice and order be published twice a week for two successive weeks in The Washingion Evening Star, the Washington Post and the Washington Times, newspapers published in the said District, commencing at least twenty days befare the said 20th day of November, 1928, "It is further ordered that a copy of this notice and order be served by the United States marshal, or his deputies, upon each of the owners of the fee of the land to be condemned hereih as may be {ound ¢ $0id marshal, or his deputies, within the B o1 Colmbin. and abon. the ‘tenants d ‘occupants of the same. before the said mh dey of November, 1928. By the Court: YTON GORDON. Jiistice.” (Seal ) A true Test: FRANK B CUNNINGHAM, MAUD A ROGERS. Asst._Clerk. McKENNEY, FLANNERY & CRAIGHILL, Attorners. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that under & certifl- cate this day filed in the office of the clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Co- f Rockville, M undersigned haye agreed to continue. their go-partnership under said firm name of W fo ose of carryiny nge,, b mission busl- e Hiibg Buumu. on, D. C.. from the nd continuine until termi- Atoq by the mutusl consent of the PATERErS. their legal nnruanuuvu of ' assigns. with & Capital of one. million seven hundred A1ty thousand _ dollars = (£1.750.000). _ h rhi andrice as 4. b partner and e remainder of said fiunu-n by Wil Hm - iibhs and _ Willis of B and by Rari W le, Md.. as ral partners. acted Thilman Hendrick. ot Be iable for or subject o any: 1oss or liability besond the amount of his afore- i tribution. .1 THIL‘\‘D‘! mnmvx. Wastitrigton, B i, e SR Y, oc;?d 6.4 9‘.“ 13, lb.l! 20&’3 ale EDUCATIONAL. COLUMBIA Kmn!:mmm TRAINING. K. LxPPmco'n' Principal, i Wettimoreland: North_4134. WOOQD’S SCHOOL Established, 1885 811 Fast Cabitel 8¢, Livcoln 88 MMERCIAL BRANCHES A URT F WOOD. " Frincinal Day Bates $16'a Month: 10 ll-num s100 5 Bates, 5560 & Month e aonths. 880 to WALTER T.HOLT School of Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo, Hawaiian Guitar and Ukulele Established 1894 A. E. Hill, Assistant Teacher Ensemble practice with the Nordica Clubs 1801 Columbia Road N.W. Col 946 i d Commercial Art | tion of an incinerator plant in George- d_cond m 'enm n.nnu stonk 4 Thirteenth . and = Upshur strects was THE EVENING CITIZENS CONSENT STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1928/ KAPLOWITZ A FASHION APPAREL INSTITUTION TO INCENERATOR) " e Georgetown Association Re- solves Not to Oppose Trash Burner Location. A resolution not to oppose the erec- town provided it is used exclusively for disposing of trash and not for burning garbage was adopted by the George- town Citizens’ Association at a meeting in the Potomac Savings Bank last night, following an address on the District’s incinerator projects by Maj. Donald A. Davison, assistant engineer ccmmis- sioner. Maj. Davison declared the proposed plant, which would be located near the foot of Forty-fourth street, would not be | noticeable or objectionable to citizens living nearby, emphasizing that there would be absolutely no unpleasant odor from it. The_incinerator plant in Georgetown, : Maj. Davison explained, is one of two proposed incinerators to be built in the District at a cost of about $750,000. The other plant would be located atj Fourteenth and Water streets south- west. The plants would be of sufficient capacity, Maj. Davison stated, to taks care of twice as much trash as is now handled in the District and would auto- matically do away with the Montello avenue trash plant and trash stables adjacent to it. The association adopted a resolution approving the proposed erection of a $5,000,000 Roosevelt Memorial Stadium as sponsored by the Washington Board of Trade. A resolution also was adopted ex- pressing the disapproval of the asso- ciation at the location of any such place as the House of Detention in “a good residential area.” The latter motion was adopted following the reading of a communication from citizens of south- west Washington. Direct reference to the present location of the House of Detention in the southwest was avoided in the resolution upon the suggestion of several members of the association. A resolution regarding a request for an appropriation of $400,000 for a new Business High School to be located at referred to the committee on schools. An address on the proposed appropria- tion was made earlier in the meeting by James T. Wilkes of the Business High School Alumni Association. ‘The executive committee reported be- fore the association that it has sent: recommendation to the Board of Edu- cation requesting the purchase of sites to serve as playgrounds for the Curtis, Addison and Hyde Schools and a re- quest for an addition to the Fillmore School. Groten James, John Paul Jones and John I. Langer were elected new mem- bers of the assoclation. Isaac B. Nordlinger, president, presided. COURT GRANTS REVIEW. Supreme Tribunal Considers Case of Hindu's Naturalization. The Supreme Court yesterday decided to review the case of Shanker Lax- man Gokhale vs. United States, involv- ing the question whether the United States may cancel a certificate of natu- munuon given to a Hindu by a State Shnnkzr L. Gokhale applied for cit- lzemhlrp in the Supreme Court of New York for. Schenectady, stating that he was a Hindu. He was examined by a United States enmlner of naturaliza- tion, who opposed the petition on the ground of his racial origin. The court granted the Hindu his certificate of naturalization and the United States did not take an appeal. Four years later the United States instituted an action in the United States District Court to cancel the naturalization on the ground that he was not a free white person and could not be naturalized. The District Court decided in favor of the Government | and the Circuit Court of Appeals af- flrmed the decision, holding that the “GLORIFYING THE AMERICAN GIRL"” A SALE EVENT COATS 358 REGUEARLY THE PRICE WOULD BE $90 FOR MADAME, MADEMOISELLE THE JUNIOR MISS THE PETITE WOMAN The Parrot Tea Room 1643 Conn. Ave. “Speaks for Itself” Luncheon, Tz?, Dinner be d n« e and a la Carte Service - ATdelighttul piace "to gntertsin your riends at The city’s foremost m|mm available o our ruests during Tea hours on . Wednesdays and Fridays. 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St NW. e v 1 subchapter one of chapter i ...,,“_.,., % Natlonu—"nevolt " comedy drama, Tuesday, October 23, 20 p.m. Vot “rtie Jeslous Mosn,” sofasith at.8 P.M. fantasy, with Jane Cowl, at 8:30 p.m. Under the Auspices of Strand—“Girls From _Happyland,” i i burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 px'r’npy F“'t cbslfl:dlfil): Chmt Keith's—“Craig’s Wife,” photoplay, cientis! - BILLIE “rie and stage features, contiriuous from 11|| xe Coltection All Welcome FOOAT SILE POVR W, n? to 1;:::; o APOLLO 621 H St. NE. ox—"“Mother Machree,” photoplay, cLive and siage features, St o] T BROOKE AR BATAN n m. to 11 p.m. N T Rialto—"The Melody of Love” (all- talking film), at 11:50 am., 2:10, 4:10, WASHINGTON'S LARGEST RETAIL CLEANERS Why Pa iileyi ¥ y Pay Risky to More? DIE'NE'R Pay Less 5:50, 7:50 and 9:50 p.m. B, 10,5 S ool | FREE. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE i My d,, 08t o111 33t and E Streets N.W. 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