Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1929, Page 46

STAR., . WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929. THOS. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. Tnutee s Sale of Property Dis- tinguished As Premises No. 4804 Fourteenth St. N.W. rtue of the last will and testament d C. Munck, late of the District of deceased. ' I will sell at_public . in front of the premises, on F! £ TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEM- deceased, to- | two'equal instailments, p two vears from day of payable semi-annuaily, secured by the notes of the purchaser and first deed of trust on the property. or all cash. at option of pur- chaser. Taxes to be adjusted and paid to 4ay of sale by the trustee. s from day of the trustee, in | profession. 11 the property CHARLES H. _ de10-d&ds.oxSu 7 CRAGIN. _ Trustee. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, uctioneers. LEARN ANOTHER LANGUAGE by our easy conversational method, fa- Tous. fos 3 sears. - Private or class in- SiRiction Moderate rates. Present _this advertisement Tar tree trial Tewnon. Berlitz School of Languages 1115 _Connecticut Avenue Tel. Decatur 3932 Editorial clerk, statistical clerk, file clerk. post offce clerk, Special course for Patent Office exam. The ‘Clvil Service Preparatory Sthool: s.e. Cor. 12th & F n.w. Met. 6337, = Well known and successful experts prepare sou VINY advertising fascinating United States Marshal’s Salz of Desirable Household Furniture and Effects, Wil- ton Rugs, Chimes Hall Clock, Silverware, China, Ornaments, Linen, Etc. By virtue of a’ writ of fierl facias - s ¢ LEVE O(‘LOCK A . DECEM! 5 e Y entire " conton well ' furnished home including Coniwell ehalt wWith: ctoo) mahogany _ d draperi seiged of solt s drop-leat table, lassware. 371% 'in favor of B, A. F EDGAR C. SNYDER. Untied States I in and for the District ot Columbia: de3,10.16,1 THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve St. N.W TRUSTEES' SALE OF FIVE-STORY BRICK . BEING PREMISES 1731 D STREET NORTHWEST. tain deed of trugt. dated . the ' following _described mises, situate in the District of Columbia, d deslinated as and bein lots 85, 89 and A. Willard's subdivision of Iots i 3 Der piat recorded In the office T for the District of Columbia 122. ms: su!d *ibseet to s prior deed of 5,000, further ~particulars _of the puskhase price above said trust to be paid in lash. A €1posit of $3.000 required. Conveyatcing, reco:ding, etc. at the pur: chaser's fost. Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit for Teiied and the Droperty mas be' advertised and resold at the discrction of the trustees. FRANCIS JENKINS, WEST de1-dads.exSu Pl St visions of the Internal Revenue United States, notice is hereby given that the following automoblles were seized in, the ¢ oSeptemoer 1. 1928, v—o Octaner 6. 1976, Ch!nd)ex conch: motor 207041; ber 7. 1929, Buick Toasine, motor No. 2. olor . Buick sedan, motor 1629, Chevrolet 1929, ine seizire being violations of Sections 3450 and “3458 of the 'Revised Statutes of ‘the Dnited: States, respectively. “Any berson of Dersons claiming any of ihe above property Bre vequired o appear and make such claim o or before the 3rd day of January, 1930. 25 Provided in pection 3460 of the Fevited | Blablites of the United States. By directi o the’ Pronibinion Aqminieirator, 0. "7 'by WILLIAM R. BLANDFORD, Deputy Blaniottion - Adrinistiators. District’ of - Co- Tumbia: Bated November 25, 1929, Toz8.des&10. of Columbia, November tordance mm the nmmom of Section 3 ot Con approved March ;szn e Sor S50tk Coneres, entitled “An’Act to reguiate the height, area and use ) buildings in the District ot Columbia and lo_create a Zoning Commission. and for s nehuhy wiven med' ! t in the n‘fldl‘nnnl district a puk: facilities ure u 2 Distalet of, Columbly RS Tent or ) the Dproperty within the square where it is pre posed to establish, erect or enlarge such & 1 all other property with the “provosed "establishment; vided, no ‘pert of said Baouke shall be within 5 feet o an; building line. ~ In computing the consents reauired under this regula much of the property as is used as uuh,xc garages or, stables shall be counted as senting. A publio garage where n gr gervicine faciiities are mainta 4 hed. erected, or enlarred without Consents In_an apartment “house, " provided 1hat the floor area of such garace aoes not exceed one-fourth of the total flocr i rea de- signed for use or used by tenants in ruch and provided, furiher. | Commissioners of the Di may deny approval of an application for permit to erect such public garages in t Tesidential district if after due public nea ing held either on petition of resicents. of property owners, or on the initiative of the Commissioners themselves, that the location of & Dropo: its entrances, or of its exits i cause dangerous or otherwise i after I A public garage in facilities are maintained lished, ~erected, or sénts in‘any building b Commercial_district : f: ZSfiamslul')s_[x_nesw Loy £5. in the opinion of the C the District of Columbi 5 | Trunks, parts of m« 815 end 80 N.W. 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Smlth to Be Speaker at Congregational Club Session Tonight. Fred B. Smith, moderator of the Na- tional Council of the Congregational Churches of the United States and one of the most widely known religious | workers in the country, will speak at the December dinner meeting of the ‘Washington Congregational Club this evening at 6:30 o'clock. ® His subject will be “America at the Crossroads. The meeting, at the Mount Pleasant Church, 1410 Columbia road, will be attended by representatives of the Con- gregational Churches of the city. Mr. Smith, elected moderator by the Natfonal Council last May, aiso Is chairman of the World Alliance, and under his leadership this movement is exercising a far-reaching effect on the life of America. His activities in be- half of the church and allied move- ments have taken him on lectures and crusades all over the world. He is said to be one of the greatest orators in the church. For nine years he was chairman of the Commission on Councils of Churches of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, but per- haps his most effective work was the organization of the citizenship move- ment in 1923, which had for its object the rallying of forces for the preserva- tion of law and order, with particular reference to the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead act. He now is per- manent chairman of the Citizens' Co mittee of One Thousand. which perpet- uates the work of the citizenship move- ment. Mr., Smith was born in Iowa in 1865 and for many years engaged in Y. W. C. A. work. He is a veteran of the Spanish-American War. Before enter- ing church work he was connected for ten years with the Johns-Manville Co. of New York. After the World War Mr. Smith toured Europe in the inter- ests of the World Alliance for Interna- tional Friendship. He has written & number of books on religious and soclal subjects, WILLIAM AND MARY ALUMNI CLUB ELECTS Maj. Francis S. Key-Smith Chosen President and Admiral Grayson Is Among Other Officers. ‘The Willlam and Mary Alumni Club of Washington elected officers at its Fx]allbmeetlng Thursday at the University The following were chose Maj. Francis S. Key-Smith, president Admiral Cary T. Grayson, U. S. N, first vice president; Dr. Elson L. Whit- ney, second vice president; Charles P. Pollard, third vice president; A. Paul Hines, secretary,-and Campbell Dudley { Shreve, treasurer. The club decided that subsequent Fall meetings.will be held in November ‘The annual dinner will be given at the | Spring meeting in May. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office ot “the Supervising Architect, Washing D. C. December 1, 1020.—- Sealed bids will be opensd in this office at 3 p.m., December 30, 1929. for desks and. rails i’ the U. 8. Interngi Revenue Bullding (bullding. 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Mahoney stopped his machine at Twenty-third and E streets and was apprehended a few minutes later when Greenlow_cornered him in a basement. ‘The policeman testified that on sev- eral occasions during the race he was near disaster and that the fleeing auto- mobile nearly crashed into parked cars. For a great-part of the distance the officer said, Mahoney was driving with the car lights turned out, al- though the chase took place at 4 am. TODAY‘S AMUSEMENTS. National—Earl Cm’roll s “Vanities,” with W. C. 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