Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1929, Page 52

avy Yar Droposals 6 the Buress counts. M General of the Navy. U. 8. OFFICE, 1068 luvv C. Sealed, ‘ashing posals 'lllvlb. rec-lxv‘ed here until 12 l‘. April 30, 1929, and then opened, for build- ‘fll ‘wooden houses anc h trnulerrlns nstalling lll cnh\‘lchlne { K o x“h“ Bl et . ap10,11,25,26,27,29 OFFICIAL NOTICES. ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT of Columbia, Washington.—April 19, 1929. D accorasnce with the provisidns of Sec; don 3 of en Gongress, approved March 1, 1620 (PnblchcNo 153, "66th Con- Commission, and for other purposes,”) no: tice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the Board Room of the Dis- trict, Buliding besinning at, 10:00 AM. May 1 T the purpose of consideriig the following proposed. changes in the Zoning Regulations, and_the boundi of the use, height ? O CHANG FROM 61, e ‘aast side of 20t Srest, between B § Streets, NW. 3 CHANGE, FROM 'OMMERCIAL. 90', BUSTRIAL 90+ B AREA: Squs Bounded by R and 8, Hait and Furst Siree CHAN( rn’ng FIRST COMM & g 161 162, 163, 817 and NL mulre 859, known 7-659 ¥ Street N.E. '5. CHANGE FROM RER TG FIRST L. REA: Lot 62, square A Bortieast coinet ALk Sha O 6. NGE FROM RESIDI Saiare de3e. m¢ north of Qak Street and front ;,ug“smet ANGE | and has held some club, district or in- W; |to serve as ‘an officer or director of 0} ENTIAL. 40, B D REA TO FIRST COMMER- AREA: So much of lot 827, 575 how. vonea. Resigention 14th Street, between Buchanan and Critten- gen Streets) N'W, NGE IDENTIAL. 40", & SEMLRESTRICTED AREA TO_ RESIDENTIAL, 40 RESTRICTE! AREAT"TR: facing Quintens Flace, both gides of the street, between sth and 7Tth Streets, CHANGE FROM RS DENTIAL. 60’. A AREA TO RESTDENTIAL, s A REs-rmc'r:D AREA: The strip of Residential, 60, A AREA on_both sides of Mansuchisetis. Avenue, from Macomb Street M D) 0 FIRGT . COMMERCIAL ARER: 0 o iots & and 803, seviare 1134, fronting on the southwest corner of Daven- port anc dist Streete, N.w. CHANGE ROM_FIRST COMMERCIAL. dn’ S AREA TO_ RESIDENT! C AREAThe First Gommercial Srip. onboth sides of 18th Sureet, between Otis Sirest Burker Hill Road, NE. 14. !F.oM RESIDENTIAL, 40, A RESTRICTED TO FIRST G C (AL, 60", ARER: Tores 130/100 Yeantne Mills Ave- nue, about 100 feet south of Rhode Island Ave N.E. 15. CHANGE FROM S| coM\lEnchL, %5 D AREA TO RESIDEN. B AREA: Lots 101-126 incl.. 800 ‘803, 'square_ 5604 and lots 146 incl. sauare 5598, being on R Street. between 14th and lstn Sireets SE. 16 CHANGE FROM FIRST COM RCIAL 40','C AREA TO RES- A AREA: First Commercial =l B £ 942, square 5368 to Jasper Road: Sastand norin sides of Sheridah Road from lot 861, square 5872 to 15th Place, all in- clusive. Add to Section III of the Zoning Regulations, two paragraphs, as follows: “Fire engirie houses, police stations, and punping stations.” ' “Public nlaymmnes. recreation centers, and xwimmm& 0015, P Btwrv. ADUE. SIDNEY F. TALIAFERRO. T NT 314, Somine Gommission of the District_of Columbia. ap19-10t. 1s% WENGINEER OFFICE. 1068 NAVY Washington. D. C. A public hearing e eld in the courthouse. Tappahan- nock, Va.. 30 p.m. Monday. April 29, 1550 on- appiication. oF the "DeBariment of Highways, Richmond. Va. to construct a a. Thents " from IMierestcd partics Wil be ceived, but all important facts and ments should be submitted in writing. formation on application. wisas = Tg Maryland, Virginia and the District. = IWANIS ARRANGES | 10 HONOR LEADER Clubs in Capital District to Greet International Presi- dent 0. S. Cummings. O. Sam Cummings of Kansas civ.y,' Mo., president of Kiwanis International, will be honored by members of the Capital Kiwanis district at meetings to | be arranged at Washington April 29, and Richmond, May 1, for the official visit of Mr. Cummings to the district. ‘This district comprises 49 clubs with a membership of more than 3,000 busi- ness and professional men in Delaware, The Washington meeting is being arranged by Harry G. Kimball, district governor, in conjunction with Lieut. | Gov. Finley C. Hendrickson of Cumber- land; Edgar Morris, president of the Wi n Kiwanis Club, and other officers of the clubs of the first divi- sion, which includes Washington, Alex- andria, Fredericksburg, and Manassas, Va; timore, Towson, Frederick, Hagerstown, Cumberland and Havre de Grace, Md.; and Wilmington, Seaford and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Mr. Cummings was the first inter. national executive secretary of the o ganization. He has been actively iden- tified with Kiwanis activities since 1907 ternational office continuously since that year. While a majority of his avocational time has been devoted to Kiwanis for the last 11 years, he has found time philanthropic, religions and civic enter- prises, including the presidency of the Epworth League of Chicago, the chair- manship of the board of the Texas State Sunday School Association, the vice chairmanship of the Dallas Com- munity Chest and as superintendent of a large Sunday school. He is a Pres- byterian and a member of the Ma- sonic fraternity. NAVY PETTY OFFICER ‘ CONVICTED OF ASSAULT Despite the declaration of Miss Alma Williams of the 1900 block of K street that she did not wish to prosecute, Harold E. Wheeler, a chief petty officer in the Navy, was convicted of assault in Police Court yesterday and sentenced to serve a total sentences of 75 days. Testifying in the case, Detectives S. F. Gravely and R. F. McCarthey of the third precinct declared they had been summoned to the girl’s apartment and upon arrival heard her scream for aid. When they entered, they found thc girl beaten and in need of hospital treat- ment. The case wus continued three times, Wheeler was first arraigned, necessitat- ing the issuance of a subpoena. Placed on the witnes stand yesterday Miss Williams refused to discuss the charge against Wheeler. The court imposed a sentence of 60 days for assault, $10 or 10 days for in- toxication and $5 or 5 days for disor- derly conduct. EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND W0 éVenings a week. xndmdu-l instruction. Pirst lesson free. Address Box 192-M, Star office. 25% RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. LEGAL NOTICES. STANLEY D. WILLIS, Attorney. IN RE CHANGE OF NA Lazto e T 1o Aoy, Wedwer: We. the undersigned, he president and secretary, respectivels, of ‘Louts H. Levian Co., Inc., & corporation duly Ol’llmled nd Existing ‘uwider the laws of the District of ‘at s lar meeting of the corporation, held on the 13th day of April, A.D. 1920, pursuant to a written waiver of Qotice thereof signed by all of sald trustees, the following resolutions were adopted: Resolved, That in the opinion of the board Jthis ‘corperation should Louis H. Co., Inc., vton Woodworking Co. order to more fully and properly refl buginess activities of the compan meeting of the mu-.knola- ton ‘asaforeeaid And we do further certify that at a meet- of sald corporation duly held pursuant to a written waiver notice, i by all stockholders. the fol- lowing_resolution was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That the recommendstion of said board of trustees relative to said change of name as aforesaid be approved, and the officers of said corporation suthorized to take any and sl actiop required by law to complete said change of o witness whereof we have hereunto sub- scribed our names and afixed our corporate geal of the Lous H, Leyion Co, fnc. at w-smnnon, DGy it TR &y’ of Abrin 1929. ' LOI LA’ AYTON, President. Aueust (conmnte Seal MA x MON. secunn. Dllt!_}l‘:): o eol‘:lmfllker s notary public. in o hereby A T Here. -:g: ”fk“.f.f'"' kg Nowt h-dd.n-vlu!nop\fm‘nh- 2 cozy touch to indooe CRUISE June 29 se. “LANCASTRIA" s‘% (P Lndm. fi.‘ in m——mm Ober's 8. 8. and Tourist Agemey. H St. N. , New York and for 'h. District of Columbia, A n and Maude wn“’ e to the aforegoing l he l!fl:‘dfll‘: 1°flr tlifl nlllrlcl fll Calumb?ty 0wl iorowr o me, a8 the own {0 Sl En s ibin 3 nc‘kn;:"l:d“lhe':{he d:'lme Go"be their fres and “Given under iy Bahd and seal this 13th M m H &uown.}‘B"A Frank C. Clark, Times Bl STEAMSHIPS. NEW ZEALAND The Well Feaipped Roval Mail Steamers 000 tons). from Vencouver, etc., apply Can. Pac. Bw. ‘Washington, or to the Ca tfll.n Line, 999 Hastings St., W. Va Couver. B. C. CERTIFICATE FOR CHANGE OF NAME from Marmon Motors, Inc, to A. C. Moses Motor Company.—The undérsigned A, Moses and Benjamin president. i secretary, respectively, ox NaPmon Motors, ration_Orf and_existing Corporate sen to Bel e o ot n:{’tomcy in fact to acknowl gdge and deliver this cerlifcate af, to its sct geed.” Corporate 'MOSES, Seal) Bresident. BENJAMIN HOI Caecretar. Attest: BENJJ HOLL, District of Columbis, to W 8 otar nd, who is vurumnlly 'mg u?e"".: s Derzon named s sty SAMUEL M. BOYD, Atterney. ‘COURT OF THE DIS- mmnflz“ol Cojumbis.—United States of Amer the use of ‘l!fln 228 lll ey & ] B ok 5 & W‘Sanic beauflei'é.. ness opportunities Gay Latin i & STORAGE €o., INC. 616 EYE ST.N.W.+ MAIN 2010 0. SAM CUMMINGS. WAR MOTHERS ARRANGE CELEBRATION TOMORROW Virginia Night Will Be Observed at Joint Meeting in Hamilton Hotel. The American War Mothers of the Pledmont Virginia Chapter and of the District of Columbia will hold & joint | meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the Hamilton Hotel in - celebration of Virginia night. ‘The Sons of the Revolution and the Kenneth Nash Post of the American Legion are invited guests, as well as members of the Virginia delegation "in Congress. The essay of Charles Wil- liam Hart on “Virginia's Contribution to the Revolutionary War,” which won the prize of the Sons of the Revolution, { will be read by the young author. The meeflng wm be presided over by Mrs. Mary T. , president of the ornnlnnon, A section of the Marine Band will p{:y Southern melodies and popular airs. DRYS REPORT GAINS. W. C. T..U. to Campaign Against Repeal of Wisconsin Law. CHICAGO, April 25 (#).—The Wom- en’s Christian Temperance Union an- nounced Tuesday that it will campaign to restore the Wisconsin prohibition law i it is repealed by the State Legislature at the present session. ‘The official announcement pointed out that there had heen an “amazing increase in dry stren in the state" in the recent referendum. The figures show, it stated, that 350,337 wet ana 196,402 dry votes were cast—a gain or 22.0&%6dry votes bver the referendum o 3 The announcement noted also that 31 countles voted dry this year, com- pared to 18 in 1926, and that more than half the wet vote came irom ® counties. Everything comes to the man who waits—on himself. Shore Dinners, $1-$1.50-$2 Established 1858 CTHE BIG HITS when hemldcrbu fox trot—, antidote fo 'petf.a less, x-hydnm f."- Earl Burtoett in a Fox Trot that’s either a nursery SOng or a slam at some over- Phillips Exeter Dinner Tonight. The Southern Alumni Association of Phillips Exeter Academy will meet for its annual dinner at the Army and Navy Club at 7 o'clock this evening. Principal Perry and Prof. Tufts will All alumni members It Means Bigger Profits —for Hotel and Cafe men to make this headquarters for Flour, Cooking Oils, Canned Fruits and other supplies. Lowest prices. B. B. EARNSHAW & BRO. WHOLESALE GROCERS 1105 11th St. S.E. Phone Lincoln 93 WE HAVE .I ES —all kinds. See us first . . . BLANK BOOKS E. Morrisen Paper Co. Our Friday Specials Shad Roes . ......75c¢ set Lump Crab Meat. ..75¢ Ib. Fish Roe ........25¢h. Live Lobster .....65¢Ib. Filet of Flounder. . .35c Ib. ‘Wholesale Eacho & Co., lnc‘ 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th & Water S.W. Phone M. 10130 $49.50 3-Door REFRIGERATOR ily size. .5_72 INETS; wit.h ulldinl ‘white porce- 1ain to] ped vm.h -u un-m- date features...... 328 75 (8) $9.75 HEAVY IMPORTED GRASS RUGS, sizes 9x12 and 8x10; new designs blong :nd 5 :Id; chairs ‘with tapestry seats. 1) SOWFMRIEEDIPC ”, ROOM SUITE, made w‘lt,h aum-style spring seat cush- ions, roll-arm settee, 337.45 chair and rocker. (7) 515“ SIMMONS 50-LB. E COTTON ROLL- 3 snm: mnn.}:ssus. s7 45 l‘) Sl 95 TELEPI]ONE STANDS ANDS’IOOLS.”“‘" s] 98 gumwood and in mahogany 2] 39.00 LARGE SIZB ” ’ S, made of good woods ln flnished $29.75 TWIN SIZE 4-POSTER COLO] NIAI- BEDS, made of gum- T ot meiey $1465 VENEET ....ierenene ll'lsl “LANE” GENUINE EDAR cnms‘l‘. guaranteed mom-pmox 59 75 copper trim styles $139 4-Piece $4.75 198.00 DINING ROOM SUIXE, made of fine_cabinet ‘Woman Barrie comdy'v:?u 120 pm. Poli’'s—"Coquette,” with Helen Ha at 2:20 l.nd 8:20 pm. b Belasco—“The Little Show,” revue; af 8:30 pm. Strand—“Radium Quee: ,"buflm 3 at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. 2 e Rialto—"Show Boat,” photoplay, at 4:30, 7 and 9:30 pm. i 1 Palace—“S) Marriage,” at 11 am., 1 15, 3130, o e ag pm, = —‘‘Speakeasy,” from 11 am. o Earle—“His Olpt!.ve Woman,” at 11:25 5, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 pam. houo—“'r Days That ls’l‘inook the World,” !mm 11 am. to 11 Metropolitan—‘The Canary Murder Case” (second wuk). at 11:35 a.m. 1:35, 3:35, 5: 35. 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. Columbia—"The Broadway Mel (fourth wetk). at 10:50 l.!’ny 12:55, 3, 5:10, 7:20 an 30 . Anh-don— ‘Wury River,” at 6:05, 7:55 and 9:45 p. Tivoli—*“The Ohost'!‘tlks" at 2:35, 4:20, 6:10, 7:55 and 9:45 Central—"Wings,” at P:ao 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m. ll pm. l 1‘ Enjoy a Good Meal at 9 Herzog’s Overlooking the Beautiful ‘ Pdom-: and Speedway ‘Delicious Imperial and Devil Crabs, Shad, Shad oe, Lobsters and fresh Fi-h of all kinds., Open Until 9 P.M. 11th & Water Sts. S.W. MT. 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Pictorial Pagent Ed Ziegtoid's Eies Sinee Hovel Shew 5 S| WB DAILY u«-u :45—3:00—5:15—7:30—=~9:45 ISSION, WEEI\ DAYS Al.l. SEATS, S0c Except Box Seats. i5e—Children, 25¢ RIALTO & AT GEE All-Talking Sensation ~——ON THE STAGE— JOHN IRVING FISHER 40—FOX JAZZMANIANS—40 GORGEOUS FOXETTES AND A GREAT ARRAY OF BROADWAY STARS STANLEY-CRANDALL THEATERS ENTERTAINMENT PERFECTION EARLE TODAY 11 A. M TO 11 P. M. MILTON SILLS DOROTHY MACKAILL In the First National-Vitaphone Talking Sensation “HIS CAPTIVE WOMAN” METROPOLITAN TODAY 11 A. M. TO 11 ¥, M. FINAL WEEK See It Now—-The Greatest of Mysteries ‘THE CANARY MURDER CASE’ A PARAMOUNT 100% TALKING PICTURE ~AMBASSADOR ¢ TODAY—RICHARD BARTH.ILM!;ss Y RIVER" (SYNCHR( NIGEQNIGHT 18 CHiNA- .APOLLO ~ e B 8t NE. and TOMORROW—WM. TRND. (e VELEZ and JETTA GOUDAL in “LAD THE PAVEMENT! leNcnnomzzm “AVENUE GRARD &% Ave. S.E. TODAY—EDDIE QUILLAN and MARION NIXON in “GERALDINE" (SILENT). CENTRAL *® st Bet. Dand E CHARLES ARLEN in I3th St and “WINGS" (snlcl-momzlm CHEVY E eRnid s B TODAY—ALAN HALE and RENEE __ADOREE in “THE SPIELER.™ COLONY Ga. Ave. TQDAY—ESTHER RALSTON in THE CASE OF LENA SMITH" (SILENT). EMPIRE T E s X o TODAYZLOIS WILSON and HUGH ALLAN in “OBJECT ALIM HOME 1230 C St K!. TODAY—_ALAN HALE and RENEE ADO] in_“THE SPIELE TODAY_-DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr., n_“THE J SAVOY un n coL R N.W. TODAY—DAVID ROLLINS and NANCY DREXEL in “PREP AND TODAY and TOMORROW. SPECIAL CAST_in GHOST TALKS" AL TALKTE TODAY—WM. BOYD. JETTA GOU- DAL and LUPE VELEZ in “LADY OF ' THE PAVEMENTS® (SYN- ONIZED). STRAND .=.. reE oty THEATRE 1N Town PLAYING BURLESQUE TERESINA and Her “RADIUM QUEENS.” Wrestling "aursday Nite. Pete nuu-uu a: ‘Tom Clayton. 9th Bet. F & G Sts. “TEN DAYS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD” Greater Than “Potemkin” Cont. 11-11 Adm. to 12:30, 25¢ OUR RADIO .BATTERY . SET IS WORTH 1920 | n the ll-aulc | NATIONAL $1.90, 156 & 80 —— MAT. SAT., T5c & 50c NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS Offer SIR JAMES M. BARRIE'S WHIMSICAL COMEDY. nnlgm !hlrp ONITE SHUBERT SAT. at8:30 at 2:30 50¢c to $3 50¢c to $2.50 Wm. A. Brady, Jr.. and Dwight Deere Wi in"Association wilh Tom Weatherly Prescnt THE LITTLE SHOW An Intimate Musical Re With CLIFTON WERB FRED ALLEN xy_of Glorious Girls BALIEFF'S CHAUYE-SOUR!S NATIONAL RE llre\,’t From Paris. % and Cartain of the Talki 5/{;.2/}4; H | Eves. 3100 un 00—M: Week of Mas The A:un' 'nmu BLAHGHE VIIIII(A “THE WILD DUCK” By HENRIK IBSEN Mats. 50e $2.04 'MAIL ORDERS NOW 20 35c & &7 POLI'S ' ‘Tonight at 8:20 Matinee Saturday The yichest fl"lmmame of her young ONE YEAR AT THE MAXINE ELLIOTT THEATER, NEW YORK IEG. SllN. NITE-Seals NOW World’s Greatest Musical Hit inest Singing Comj Peaturing Grand Symphony t 50¢ Thur, Mat. 30c t Saj. Mat. 50c GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF LITURGICAL MUSIC Gregorian — Polyphony — Modera Chorus of 200 Voices From Balfimere Catholic Church Choirs The Rev. J. Lec Barley Conducting Gon: H: St._at_12ih—Cont. from 10:30 HURR LAST TWO DAYS THE BROADWAY MELODY SOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “THE_RON MASK” Talking Sequepes LOEW’S E St._at lllh—cenl ALAC (un 11:00 an M0GM SOUND slcture JUSTER KEATON in his latest comedy "SPI'I'E MARRIAGE” IN THE STAGE——— WESLEY EDDY in & Colorful Unit “SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" With SAMMY COHEN HOWARD U IVERS] Y GLEE CLUB IN ANNUAL RECITAL Tonight, 8:15 P.M. | Rankin Memorial Chavel. University Camous Admission—50 cents Tickets on sale at Hunton's Drug Store & You Streets N and_Ofieeof the Dean of Women. DUMBARTON ‘CKAL CAST l!? GERMAN INE COMEDY, “THE UNDER_DOG: BETHESDA o281 800" Rics ASTHER in “WILD ORCHIDS." TAKOMA Sk and B sigernut St Sis. House of R.C.A. hone RIN-TIN TIN The Wonder Dog. in his first sound picture. (Talking—Music—Effects) “The Million Dollar Collar" Also PATHE NEWS. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS and & CHA in U'FFALO, SYLVAN Tst & Bhode Yaland Musically synchronized and with sound Ave. N.W. effects — VITA: PHONE 6th & C STANT ON “SNTHETIC yith COLLEEN MOORE. 1ith & N. C. Ave. SE. CAROUNA JSPIES" “withan ALL-STAR CAST. m HIPPODROME | e CARROL LIBERTY un ll. c-'lm 'u. “THE GREAT Wm'rl Nom'n smns‘!!' s | LADY ARt FiatoN jts. N.Z. * awith GLENN 'MILLER. MAN in ‘TOMORRO! 0 'fllYgN and PATSY R ‘OMEDY. “NONE BUT BRA i Pflgl!l A'ifl' AND m:ws“ bov' e DANCING. “ME_STAFFORD rxw‘i— 11 STYLES STAGE BAl (CING. Stdio. 114" Cor: ave. Phons N. 3523 FOX 10 == m?nua.mn-umd ma{fi" DAVISON’S E“'Tw- fas m 12.