Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1930, Page 42

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Ahe "PHOD 3" doflagy (4400 will of sale. converanc- T such sale in some newspaper pul rshington, D. C. R. mh22-d&ds.exSu THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Eve Street Northwest OF GROUND nofvmfil‘ FRONTAGE QF 30014 PEET ON Hm\%}\b STRE®T, ON SUMMIT . certais trust s, Yoo 41, Duu‘ t rus- Cront HE cash. mr-. ith lnmm’:{ it i-annt Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers VALUABLE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY No. 916 11th St. N.W. By Public Auction Thursday, April 3, 1930 At 4 O'Clock P.M. Lot #22, Square 817, improved by gore and 5 rooms, b metal earage for 2 cars. 000 Faue Novem $500 dej cas to be compli % Souveyaneine b oot of ' Adam A. Weschier & Son, Anets. mh26,28.31:apl1.2.3 . TREABURY e Supérvisin 0" the offics Biet clerk 8t goened in_the ehief_clerl .. April 22, “30 !l!r furnishing and lline new window sash. etc.. in_ the Tn.lsun Bullfllnl. ‘Washington, C. obtained from the Rt Cerk "ot The Treasury Department o at ihis office in the discretion of the tect, WETMORE, Act- i e nn‘flmmlnl Archl nlfl'l 29,31 o il LEGAL NOTICES. DAVID. Union Tr Attorney. IN THE SUPREME OP THE DI LEich ot Corumbla. howding Probets Bourt = state of Rovert Bruce Watkins, Decoased. 38884, “Administration Docket noiification as to the trial of the issues in is case relating to the validity of the b ay of March 8t Robert. Bruce w.mm deceased. Dhen Torined ss 10 Eva W. Newman. Ameli 1, Watkins, Anna Watkini Wyaat, Corinpe Watkins Jackson ‘not (o be fownd,” Shiin JAKOP oot %35, ‘orderea that the tasues be sct down le':’r“(rlm on the 5th EDUCATIONAL. ~FREI"ARE NOW CLERK PROMOTION. STATISTICAL Clerk, File Clerk. Special course for statl feal clerk. The Givll, Survice: Breps \on School and [ St 'women. 1,620 Yildtrviu "fl""“"{ Schm‘ th pStatistical Clerk exam. aulny vil DI’HN Pre) Tor, th'and ¥ nw Mets 837 COF STORAGE FOR Shi oderate o YeREHANTS INDIA BABY BRIDE BAN STIRS FIGHT Law to Become Effective at Midnight Forbids Marriage of Girls Under 14. By the Assoclated Press. NEW DELHI, India, March 31.— Prohibition ot baby brides becomes eflecnve throughout British India at midnight. Henceforth it will be illegal for mature men to marry girls of 7 and 8 years of age. Specifically the new law forbids the marriage of girls less than 14 and boys less than 18 years of age, | but the law was aimed ai the greater marriage evil which brought upon its Indian proponents the condemnation of many Weslerners. A fine of 1,000 rupees or imprison- ment for one month will be imposed upon any person solemnizing a union which wmes under the ban of the child marriage Tiny bfldea have been rushed to the altar by thousands during the last five months in an effort to forestall the law which was passed last September by the Legislative Assemhly by 67 votes to 14 to become effective April 1. In many quarters the new law is resented on religious grounds and it has caused considerable agitation both among Hindus and Moslems. The ban does not affect v.he ‘territories of the 700 natives pnncu NEW YORK WRITER DIES Alfred W. Pierce Victim of Heart Disease on Texas Visit. DALLAS, March 31 (#)—Alfred W. Pierce, 40, New York writer, died last night of heart disease at the home of his wife’s parents, Lieut. Gov. and Mrs, Barry Miller. Plerce and his wife came here 10 days ago_for a visit. They had lived in New York since their marriage in Pierce was ad- vertising and publicity representative for the Interborough Raillways in New York and formerly was political cor- respondent at Syracuse for the New York Sun. TODAY'S A‘USEIENTS Nlthnal—Nlflonll Players in “Holi- y,” at 8:20 p.m. Poli's—"Journey’s End,” at 8:20 p.m. Gayety—"Best Show in Town,” bur- lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Metropolitan—George Arliss in ‘The Green Goddess,” at 11 am., 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 and 9:45 p. Palace—"Sarah and Son,” at 11:45 am, 5, 4:30, 7:30 and 9:556 p.m. ‘South Sea Rose,” at 12:09, E :43, 7:47 and 9:59 p.m. Keil.h'!—mchlrd Dtx in “Lovin’ the Ladies,” at 11:40 . 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 p. Earle—"Slightly Scarlet,” at 11 45 am., 1:45 3:45, 5:45, T:45 9:50 pm, Rogue Song,” and 9:25 p.m. Ambassador—George Arliss in “The Green Goddess,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 pm. Central—"Girl of the Port,” am. to 11 pm. 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Terry onda; M., March 31 Rlagmes by Chiteh Mediums There's action—action— \WHY m=' action that only stops for SHOULD S laughs in “Under the Texas 2 Moon.” Something doing every minute ina story so fresh and fascinating that 3 you bat lly have time to motice the glorious outdoor backgrounds in 3 natural colors or the exciting -__ & singing or the surprising pa: e 8 = rade of stars. am— ”‘m?’ ACTION— — o - Tonight 8:20 Mats, Thur, & Sat. ...The play that s E N n NATIONAL T 1.25, $1.00, 750 & Soc at 8:20 Wed. & Sat Mats., 35¢, 50c & 75¢ The Romantic Comeds Suecess. “HOLIDAY” B Phille Barrs. ear at the Piymo heaters sew Fork, TR NEXT WEEK «BROTHERS” SEATS NOW sweeping the world Baston and Philadeishia Cemp: ves. B0e, S1 F St, at 13th—Cont. from 11 A. M. NOW PLAYING A Paramount Pictare SARAH and SON @ talking picture with RUTH CHATTERTON —On the Stage— RITZ BROTHERS Original Collegiate Comies fn “HIGH SPEED” prod; lireet fs A WHIRLWIND LAUGH SHOW! F ST. AT 12TR " SECOND BIG WEEK! The Sensption of the Year LAWRENCE TIBBETT in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pletare LOIS WILSON and GREAT cast “It All But Breathes” NANA = THE g'ug?:"."i’" ROGUE i a’*’if',.::';.‘" s ,: o SONG - o CATHERINE DA'.I STAN LAUREI-OLIVER nAlD! recied by Lionel Barr Enhnly in chlnueolu 2777 % and Hear 'neu.‘r".u The_Cirele i ) RADIORD, sa r: of seats for slngle Jmm 3 RGHLER L orma ns ESSE_THEA' rneorr;w ;mlfi?m ikckitE. T PV METROPOLITAN OPERA WHI’AIY' FOX THEATER APRIL 23, 24. 25 Thurs \ANDREA CHENIER® Ponselle, Martinelli. De Luea Fri. “" ” Beri. fllkll- I “TRAVIATA e Chorus—Orchestra. | Beason tickets, $30. $24. $21. l!! ‘Bingle _tickets, $10, u. Droor's. 1300 0 St. Dlstrlcl " FLORA McGILL KEEFER| MEZZO-CONTRALTO, IN RECITAL MILDRED KOLB SCHULZE 0 EL irror _Sereen Sts. N, DOR GEORGE O'BRTIN' ' “LONE STAR RANGER” Warner Bios " TODAY AND TOMORRO! - __ LYN MILLER in nu.w e roDAY-—uAYuom:'b“ NOVARRO - w v -romv—mrm -Eg- mgn LADY." 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