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rd Touring. Motos 107742 T . f oty % 7’" 3 Sogpe, Moy lingiet ¥ B Mr n l‘gl Cldtr:c caun Motor 61-J-353 1929. Fo! m?‘::mbl;:umun 2 lnn l‘ord ster. Motor 130 4 3035052; December 24, 1922, Buick_Seden. Motor 1081129; December 1. tor 128€801: Decem 1829, Buick Touring. Motor i i b‘e”'n 1 Motor A-J133 Drecempet on Touring, Motof Ford ouring. _ Moto: ot “'m 236; January . : Moior Motor 61 !-z;a Mata‘v 91856 the ste o(‘ of ns 3450 & ol sections 430 and Any'p ‘r e above property are re- ar d mlk» x\ll‘h ‘claim on Gy 5, 1830, ‘a8 vided {?n, -'fl‘!g' (:X (h’ lng Bd (l!lflel of the te ates. ixtrstor Disjric “ me WIELTA gMI?‘AND,()RB on Administ! ot District " of Dated January 27, 1930. W~ WAL '""'"'rgwul. Attorneys. PREME COURT OF THE DIS- eri T of Colymbla. _holding_ & Court—In re Condemnation of el nment of buldin restriction line on of 17th street northwest {rom the tde of Newton stree i g i otice honni Hen rict that the commlmonen of “the of Columbja. P! th lrell ID oved -hlne S erfl. o ded by !h! l(‘: i‘ n""ld? lor th 3 to “Drovi s ‘z‘i‘l":m"inmm ot e District lllbm for the fiscal vear ending June ‘mineteen hundred and eighteen. rposes.” have filed a peti- ng the condemnation el Ztor L o She wert ing restriction lin 3 of, opuling THiEcn o norin ll‘l of ]'"tofl ;.I’r'fll to_the north line of re the District of Co. how! '“fl the "faid petition Piat or map fled part Thereot, and tms court empanel & apIng gl m:‘n.h::ae law provided for in dses to assess the damages each o¥n- | t0 by rea- o may ited by|lhe elsllbhshr&ennt’ rg( the pullding restriction line in - fon thas e jury may find said pieces or parcels of ."as provided for in acts of Congress. It 3ist day of January. Detsons h-vn’a‘ ;‘n; ID.C. MEN ARE URGED FORD. . POSITIONS Sixteenth Street Highlands Association. Supporting the stand taken by the | Pederation .of Citizens' Associations at its meeting Saturday, the Sixteenth Street Hignlands Citizens' Association went on record last night as vigorously opposing the Jone.\ resolution, recently introduced in the Senate, which would liberalize the qualifications of candi-| dates for posts on the Board of Com- missioners of the District. The civic body, in condemning the Senate resolution, declared that there are in the District men amply qualified d_competent -to fill posts as heads of the local government. The citizens also recommended that the three- residence requirement be increases at Jeast 10 years, and that candidates for Commissioners should not hold voting rights in their home States. The assoclation last night indorsed a proposed plan of the Welfare and | ‘chre-tlon Association to transform the vacant lot-on the northwest corner of Sixteenth street and Colorado ave- nue into a miniature golf course. The sponsor of the resolution supporting this plan pointed out that the placing (of a golf course on the site would forestall the location of any undesirable recreation center there and block plans for any other objectionable enterprise on the land. It was known that plans were being considered to make a play ground of the site. The Sixteenth Street Highlands As- sociation some time ago vigorously pro- tested a plan to erect a fire engine house on zhe lot in question. ‘The meeting of the association, which was held in the Sixth Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth and Kennedy streets, was presided over by Dr. Lewis J. Battle, president. RADIO COMMESSION MAY MOVE INTO PRESS CLUB Negotiations are in progress between the Federal Radio Commission and rep- resentatives of the Natlonal Press Building for a lease of 8 number of of- fice rooms in the Press Building for the use of the commission. The expanding work of the commis- sion and overcrowding of its present cramped quarters in the Interior De- partment Building make it necessary, officials of the radio control body said, find adequate quarters. Recent legislation has added a number of employes to the commission personnel. At present the rooms occupied by the commission in the Interior Building are scattared over three floors and officials claim this decentralization hampers the progress. No further expansion is pos- sible in the Interior Building the com- mission has been informed. nor is other | office space in another Federal bullding available. RAILMEN WILL STRIKE. BOMBAY, India, February 4 (#).— ii | Employes of the Great Indian Penin- st . w"hm"on o3 euspapers published” in. ‘the " said Districe. commencing at least ten auy fore the said 8th March. 1930. Tt T Furiier orgicred that & copy ot thls. nos and- order be served by the United of the ewn condemned he; by gai6 marshal or his aepmm within: the Disc e of he tenantx ambiy upon gccapants of ot |h! umr. before the said | By Justice. tue, copy Test: r‘nmx % comNinG: fi ik By 4. WESLEY GARDNER - Jed 5,11.12 EDUCATIONAL. Civil Service Exam Prepare Now_fo Post Office ice Civil Serviee Pr Cor. 13th & ¥ Sts. pagaters, Schocl. Advertmng, Interior Decoration Costume Design Curtis-Wright Flying Service Beginners’ Ground Course Lmnptone Academy A%. LANGUAGE i conversationsl method. fa- mous for 32 years. Private or class in- ltnntlnn sfoderate rater TF pree tola) e Berlitz School of l.lngulges 1115 Connecticut Avenue Tel:: Decator 3932 Nood’s Commercial School | " All Commercial Courses 311 East Capitol St. _Linc. 0038 Complete Your High School Education 80! All Worl Fully Accredited ADMITTING T“O UNIVERSITIES CERTIFICATE Universal School of Specialized Accounting Courses available i al accounting omotive accounting. Individual Instri Enre PLAC 3 839 17th SL.N.W. _ Suite 501 Met. 5180 CLERK.CARRIER, POST OFFICE. statistical % l(;lerk 5] erul course for Patent e cor sula Rallway, with a mileage of 3,656 miles, will strike today in hebalf of demands including increased wages, security of cenure, reasonable hours, abolition of racial discrimination and non-victimization of union officals. Orginally the strike had been ranged for only one day, but the prenh dent of the union. Ruikar, now says it will continue until the workers' de- mands are granted. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. “Strange Interlude,” at -Dinner_intermission, 7:40 to Gayety—“Record Breakers,” at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. lule—Mnrlhm Miller, in “Sally,” at 11:10 am., 1:15, 3:20, 5:10, 7:15 and 9:20 p.m. Fox—"Nix on Dames,” at 2:41, 4:45, 7:56 and 10 p.m. Palace—"The Bishop Murder Case,” at 11:40 am,, 2:20, 5, 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. Metropolitan— ‘The Sacred Flame, at 11 am., 12:50, 2:35, 4:24, 6:11, 7:59 and 9:48 p.m. Rialto—"Phantom of the a,” at 11:30 am. 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Ci mbll—"chlslng 10:25 a.m., 12:50, 3, 5:0! pm. R-K-O Keith's—"“Hit the Deck” (third week), at 11:15 am, 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15 and 9:25 p.m. Ambassador—"“The Sacred Flame,” at 6. 8 and 10 pm. Central—"“Taming of the Shrew,” Rainbows,” at 105, 7:15 and 9:20 |from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. State—Charles Farrell in “The River,” at 6, 8 and 10 pm. Tivoll—"The Painted Angel.” at 2:35, 4 5 and 9:45 |ILOOSE LEAF ACCOUNTING SYSTEM BINDERS’' FORMS AND ANALYSIS PADS Livingston, Inc. 722 13th St. N.W. Lobster a la “Harvey” Broiled Live with Harvey Lob- ster Sauce, very piquant and a delightful relish, poured hot over Lobster at table. RESORTS. ATLANTIC_CITY, N. J. Felix Mahonv s National Art School Color, Interior Decoration, Costume Design, Commercial Art, Posters The eostumes at 1930 Bal Boheme awarded our atudents. New Classes Forming February 1 1747 R. 1. Ave. North 1114 N ) .Innnrm n IIIIII of Individual Training The Temple School ginners’ Class in Gregg Review Class in Gregg Beginnérs’ Class in Business English, February 3 1420 K St. N.W. Nat. 3258 tiro Arst prizes for most beautifu! | MONARCH OF THE BOARDWALK' \)d ATLANTIC ci EUROPEAN PLAN 685 ROOMS BATHS ATLAN'HC CITY.N.J. RATES N Now m EFiEcT Walter J. Busby, Ine. THE EVEN 8 MEN INDICTED ONLIQUOR CHARGES Jones Resolution Opposed by |Federal Officers Seize Stills and Lacquer Thinner in Baltimore. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Februas . —Twenty- eight men charged wnhryexzncuu al- cohol from a la :3““ thinner with agi tators and distilling apparatus have been indicted by the Federal grand jury, United States Attorney Amos W. W. Woodcock revealed yesterday. With the arrests of the men, several of whom are residents of Neward, N. J., Federal officers seized a 5,000-gailon still in an old Baltimore distilling plant and two smaller stills and twe 3,000- gallon agitators in Baltimore County, a few miles from the city. Federal officers said the lacquer thin- ner was transported in drums by the alleged ring w Baltimore from Newurk process was described as “cracking” by the Federal officers. Although each of the indictments contair. several counts, the general WWW“%&“%”S” Steam Table. 1113 Pa. Ave. skinned , winter ills. charge against all the men, accordiny to Mr. Woodcock, is diversion of s o cmlly denatured alcohol. The lnde'.- ments, although returned a few days ago, were not made public until yester- day to enable the Federal officers to make the arrests in the case. Unique Record Claimed. KEY WEST, Fla,, Februa: — Franklin Jones, a bo'sun’'s m:yu.‘ qupmd States Navy, has gone down in & sub- marine once, but never came up in one. He ascended in & diving bell, ASTHMA CAUSE DISCOVERED Free Booklet Mailed on hose who suffer from | n hay fever will be hat at lnz flclrncv sic Indianapoli | bronchial ast] fled to conditions and hay olien. *"Fhe” discoversy ‘of '{m"r':‘-': lt’nu:g who suffer from | ese e A7, has also been 8530 00 Gintin e, S el symi ing the surface symptoms, as has been | r Here It Is! BIG 10c CAFETERIA You Can Select Choice Meats, Fish, Vegetables, Etc., at Our Mammoth Also Salads, serts, Etc. Nothing Is Over 10 Cents. Opens Tomorrow 11 A.M. Des- Modernized and Attractive White Palace Cafeteria Next to Raleigh Hotel HERE they are! Seald-Sweet Grapefruit fresh from Florida . . . and thin- « just loaded with delicious juice. See if you don’t find them sweeter and richer in flavor than any other grapefruit you’ve ever tasted! For Seald-Sweets are the pick of Florida’s crop . .. the juiciest grapefruit grown. But even more than downright delicious- ness, Seald-Sweets bring you a rich store of minerals, vitamins and antacids—health- building essentials to help you ward off This very day, let Seald-Sweets tell your -taste what grapefruit pleasure really means. —we have them— what you meed. lkrlflnrl 8 AM. to 5:30 P.M, E. Morrison Paper Co, 1009 Pa. Ave. BLANK BOOK For Real Smart Furniture Go to Baum’s CONNECTICUT AVE, 0pp. Mayflower Hotel OOFS LEAK? Phone GICHNER Natl. 4370 15¢ Jergens Violet Glycerine Soap Very Special Tomorrow 5 for 25¢ A Great Bargain GIBSON’S 919 G St. N.W. OUR FAMOUS GREEN BAG COFFEE Per 5 C Lb., Tables of These Whe Know" and Piggly Wiggly Stores NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1930. AMUSEMENTS. ON e BB %i:‘ s Peatured ave MAE CLARKE Rebert Ames William Harrigan ——the stago— ALEXANDER CALLAM in s Fanchon & Mareo Idea “FEMME FOLLIES” Fox Grand Orehestra Pox Movietons News THE QUALITY OF OUR HOSIERY REPAIRS by any other method ern Stelos Co. 701 lllh N.W. 415 7th S.W. llll Founta ens Repaired and Pen thoroughly GARmsofi's K New Sne, cleaned, only 25c TOY Nn.uu Franklin’s BIG REDUCTIONS Clean Up of 1929 Models NEW CARS Now .. 212 . 285 135 Vietoria Bre 2,605 137 Roadster 2928 135 Sedan (demonstrator) .$1,875 135 Conv. Coupe . 1,950 (demonstrator)........ Franklin Motor Car Co. 346-348 Penna. Ave. N. ' Metropolitan 0961 SEALD-SWEETS will convinece you there is a difference in Grapefruit! For no other brand can give you such juicy goodness . . or such loads of liquid Florida sunshine. AND ORANGES “Seald-Sweet.” That famous name is all yon need remember to get not only the finest oranges that Florida grows, but actually 14 more juice . . . sweet, sparkling juice that holds a flavor-treat in every single drop. So next time you buy either grapefruit or oranges, look for Seald-Sweets or ask for them by name. That’s the sure and easy way to get the juiciest, choicest fruit.., every time! the pick of Florida’s crop Seald-Sweet ORANGES & GRAPEFRUIT —____AMUSEMENTS. GAYETY THEATRE JACK REID rro . JERRI McCAULEY RD BIG LAFF, LOVE WEEK! little words—the title of the BIG- GEST entertainment treat of the| ICs another “Rio Rita \ JACK OAKIE- 2 DOI LY. WALKEPV "vn . ADMISSION' 1L AM. to 1 P.M, 25 1 to 6 P.M..' 350 . to Closing, 50c ren All Times, 250 m’u‘?’z#i&'fl%?’d s )r//é JOE E. BROWN. ALEXANDER GRAY Worps Can'r DescriBe/ | AcTing ~Bevono PrAiSE/| CoNrAD NAGEL Wignes B ol Yilaphore it o THE — TACREDFAME ve. LEEPER _in JTAXI 13 Par S 10, "USE MA! ., Collesian Nor YOUR (Sound). "WELCOME DAN(IER" Warner Bros.” DOR c.l*2,* ol Ra.'N. TODAY—CGONRAD NAG LILA N ® EachED FLAME"S0 BELICATE A THEME THAT WE DO NOT RECOMMEND IT_FOR CHILDREN. “Warner Br 62 B St NE. TODAY__JOHN BOLES_ AND BEBE __DANIE] “RIO_RITA = Conn. Ave McKinley TOMORR TELLO TODAY Hre E0% in ;6 DOL- “SECOND AMUSEMENTS. exgement En. Prices 88 B0 o0 b2 *41 ment of 7 Days. IGIIOSS TIIE WorLD with Mr. a MARTIN JOHNSON festoring % 2% POLI'S 228 BTk & 8Rx. 'WORLD'S GREATEST OPERETTA BI.OSSOH S TIME & ALL NEW~SUPERB PRODUCTION Even.: 500 to $2.30. Th: 3 fo 31.50,% ‘Bat: Ma. goe to 32,00, NEXT WEEK—Seats Tomorrow CHICAGO (IVIC SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY - PRESENTS FRITZ LEIBER 7he PLAYS OF SHAKESPEARE ues. Eve. Wed_Eve., Thu. Mat. TWELFTH NIGAT Thu. Eve m Fri_ Eve. JULIUS CAESAR Sat. Mal. ve. CRICES—-Night M KING LEAR OTHELLO e to — ACT 2. GRDENS NO QUICKT Avold Disappointment. NEW s nm.':i 1300 G." Distriet unE 2 RIALTO 2nd BIG WEEK—NOW ‘““THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA™ A_Tremendous Sensation in Sound Talking—Singing—Danein, MANT. SCENES TN COLOR. NOW PLAYING- A Paramount Picture THE BISHOP MIII!I)EI! CASE —on m STAGE. LOU LTZ in @ Loew Production Sl bl 5 St._at_13thCont. from 10:15 A M. NOW PLAYING A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture CHASING RAINBOWS with the itars of “THE BROADWAY MELODY" BESSIE LOVE CHARLES KING MARIE DRESSLER POLLY MORAN HEARST METROTONE NEWS cl-lolc: Warner Bros.” AVENUE oo Ave. TODAY AND TOMORRO“« 'ilfl'fl SOWRLL CRARMING BIN- NERS." iy Warner Bros." 9th St. Bet. D and B MORROW—MARY Warner Bro: LONY G- Ave. & Farragut st. MORROW—BETTY R 1230 C St. N.E. O D TOMORRO W GRORGE ¢ 'iktn & Cob. mA. NW. TODAY—MARION DAVIES “MARIANNE." Warner Bri in Park RA. N.W. ROW-—BILLIE 'TED_ANGEL.” 08 un a VE m m PAT Warner K 2" ave. & Quebes 81 N.W. TQDAY AND_ TOMORROW MARY CKFORD D PI DOUGLAS PAIRBANKS “TAMING OF in PEOREE: K near otn L & HARDY in ALEXANDRIA, VA, 1 LEWIS 1n g H PP Vita- phone All-Talking Hit. m- N Ganitol n LIVE AND LAUGH Al Talking: Mt. Rainier, “HOLLYWOOD "REVUE. A’ Talking, Singi) d STANTON with MARY PHILBIN, FRED KAYE. 6th C §ts N “GIRL OVERBOARD' MA R NOR All-Talking and_Singing. PRINCESS W 1110 B 8t NE NEE R A F THE EMPIRI csunl-n Comedy’ STATE n......'i%v‘.'.‘“.m Fiectric souna THE RIVER” District of Columbia. THE EARLE—13th and E sts. n.w. RIALTO—9th near G AMBASSADOR—18th ma Col. rd. n.w. APOLLO—624 H st. AVENUE GRAND—645 "Pa. ave. se. CENTRAL—9th st AVALON—Conn. ave. and ‘McKinley. COLONY—Georgia ave, and Farragut HOME—1230 C st. n JESSE—3100 18th st. n. TIVOLI—14th and Park YORK—Georgia a Infl Quebse n.w. STANTON—515 C savox—30 P 4 Rhode Isiand ave. m.w. TAKOMA—4th ‘ang Butternat sts. mow: Maryland and Virginia. MARYLAND—Hagerstown, Md. OPERA HOUSE—Leesburg, Va. REPUBLIC THEATER—Annapolis, Md. MARADA—St. Michaels, Md. STATE—Bethesda, Md. MELVILLE—Sykesville, Md. STATE—Westminster, Md. IMPERIAL—Brunswick, Md. PAI.A(‘E-—FI‘MDI"[. Ma. NIAL—Wincheste: SRR ANDStaunton. ¥ MnoNlc—-cnnon Forge, Va. tminster, Md. CLORE Tertim: ™ NEW—Lexington, NEW IRGI\IA—Inrrlnnbur‘. Va. ASHTONA—Clarendon, Vi OPERA HOUSE~bledemont, W. Va. AUDITORIUM—Onancock, Va. NEW—Elkton, Md. NEW—Aberdeen, Md. NEW—HANCOCK, Md. WALLACE DALI— lllfir. Va. EMPIRE—Saxis, V. NELSON HALL—Lovingston, Va. WEBB—Alberton, COMMUNITY—Ridgely, Md. EMPIRE—Pocomoke Clty. Mfl. CAPITAL—Cumberland, Md. MARYLAND—Kitsmiller, M PALACE—Hagerstown, Md. FIBEMEN S HAl.ll—Wlnllil. Md. s ' ’Qy w. LYRIC—Fishing_Creek, X Yo n SSIPPI_G. BROADWAY SCANDALS BALLY i) Worth szt MISS ELLEN WALLER Modcrn room Dmlng’ ur a.‘m