Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1930, Page 56

T0 DISTRICT TOTAL}:3 x| Employes Are Added in Both Local Office ‘and on National Staffs. it trust of the &{" nise: ’ru-fi'fl" rxagal it (8) in' square o (SoTTa atret 3 A ...':.'i?;c tm 215 inch hu 1o n o haid ok, thege. i Teot. d ‘hflhf"ll( In NS ’V. 1incl sale; Olle-lolllfll au). balance o two ln‘d ll:‘l’t! years, ' Int-u:t per cen ‘an nua of :m mmeu at time iy e M?:u "“Allowed Afteen s ! e rapiote. the Dur: her mrugxm st time of sale. 5 @ owlu 11928-d&dbs. exannwl ' & SON, lmc'nou lu THOS. J. um £, ALE_OF VALUABLE SEMI- HED BTUGCO D WELLING OWN fia PREMISES 2047 TILDEN Carrying $4,386,755 for the Post Of- fice Department in the District of Co- Jumbia, the Post Office appropriation bill re) out yesterday recommends $141,620 more than the current appro- priation and $50,140 less than the budget_estimate. The amounts elimi- nated from the budget estimate include $16,480 on account of salary increases. In addition to this item, an engineer at $3,800 is omitted from the estimates of the Fourth Assistant. Investigation Held Here. o The budget estimates proposed two Y | additional employes in the office of the first assistant, with salaries totaling $5,200; four employes in the solicitor's office, with ries aggregating $12.320, and five employes in the chief lnspec- tor’s office, with salaries of $10,300, in connection with a centralization in Washington of the investigation and direction of action in cases under the criminal fraud statute, and a deter- mination of the financial accountability Da of postal employes for mail mistreated un-? lnn-l iments, Dasable in one and (o | through their misconduct. The House Fears, with in r centum per -lnn}u ly AT > following-de- i doate in. the District of Colum- 1 -third of the purchase CEgK "' "D 10'1'5 ‘Cash, balance in 1wo Loy ot | Appropriations Commitiee eliminated by trust upon the | these increases in the belief that such . or -n I, cash, at, the option of | work should remain in the field where Y“' m nonnnncln' it was formerly done. t pure! Jerms | The increase of $141,620 over the s '1 ] '5."“"‘ R mx » propriations includes $8,280 on e e property At of reallocation of positions, 'i." i A IS | 1508 o core the ot of e Broc - | hart-act, 2} employes. gale tn ',‘,""' “"’“":' "“‘“;:': 1‘:);”" offce of the Second. Assisant, with sl THE aries aggregating $27,220, on account of st s, 23 increased work in connection with star route and’ ocean mail contracts, and ton additional employes, with salaries totaling $23,540, in the office of the Fourth Assistant, on account of in- creased work in connection with the publ\c building program, the enlarged motor vehicle service and the furnish- mg of rural route maps, and an assist- ant accountant at $2,600, in the Bureau of Accounts, in connection with im- proving the accounting method in the & Soriain deed of trust r;.— postal service. st Tollo 135, ot the Wiodlh Piating Arveaiel. ¥.| An increase of $45.000 is provided o DE- | under the item for printing and bind- M., the follwln.d'n’urll:fl’lonfl an. cx.ocx o Jied o o Ry <4 ‘c‘:ltwn';:t m- | the postal laws and regulations, the u'"n‘fin?.‘i"fie»&'y-fé’.}‘r"&o last edition having been . published in ) in the subdivision 1924, since which time lpproxlmnu)y umb 650 changes have been made. “The pareel post division, provided for the current year under the Fourth As- POSTAL BILL ADDS | 1) | sistant’s office with salaries totaling hundeed and twe; 82 ..’,l,'m hmn::;:n&wtmafllee“?( -kix hundred and Sixty-two the Third Assist accordance . :‘" will be made upon the| the requests of the Postmaster General. : Purchaser to pay one third e Faliments. in one.lnd iwo| Arcadia was the original and at pres- . with interest at the rate | cent the poetical name of Nova Scotia dosecired 17 | and New Brunswick. AUCTION SALES. 'IJ‘I'UII DAYS. "u:wm Lfi - QUL Eye street N-W. uh and the lmu« rulrn fll' Hl SALE OPF FIVE-STOR HOV!I c&nm‘ e flv I:n‘ ld- u- NO. o7 PARK ROAD N Paper b THE PARKRIDGE APART- " Union Trust nu.’uwunu- t Baltimore, M¢ & SON, mmoifiiii By ¥ITE of certain flevd of trust, duly recorded in Liver - No. eed oFrrist Th amendment R R R d ds of the District of Columbla, snd st of the party secured 'thereby. Taigned {rustees will sels at. publlc '0g | juction in front of the premises on M. D. 1930, AT FOUR O K 1| e, St e \Piet ll Golullill, ll{d dll‘l.n.l e No, 7 tolio 127, e survevor more fully of uu Sofd subect 16 prior deed wfi be' anotinced wt Hime of sele: nl-nu flcash over said frst trust. A dec enty five hundyed dollars ‘st Bime of aae AII conveyanc recordi note; and ng"’:tm o Durchase Shie. to Vit within izt Further particulars nm:x-- Stherwise the & i e e e A A he e, -mh-u g.n S advertisement per publisi A 1 the ity ‘ot w-mm B D G 1222 Cont, Aver NW. Shoreham dufldlnl stees. per it o County 031‘-“ Lmk Humbered om sale, rustees mo;lvi. the right to T exBudhol & SON, Aucmmm Ifl.l OF V. M.,i‘?:’:‘fw, & dee: del-d&dsexSu Adam A. Weschler & Scn, Auctioneers HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS UPRIGHT PIANO, ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC RUGS, AN. & of A le. Al .‘ \Irthll!‘n‘ £ l.:rlnl l.(l At Weschler’s 920 Penna. Ave. N.W. SATURDAY 'I'mhn' .. Seven-Stsry Office Building, | & No. 412 Fifth Street N.W.,|A0A 4 WESGHLER & SON, Auctioneer, Known as the Century Build- | »* Vm'lofi,}gfl ACTTE_CORPORATION p % T eolh‘:etl’l. notes, on By virtue of el on L'Er. named | T-r.x”a’“u‘-'f” ortea g Pun AAx'l'()}l‘VlIOBll.ES t Weschler Auto Auctwn‘ a 613 G St. N.W. SATURDAY December 6th, 10 AM. Consignments Received Any Time ded5 MEMBER W. A. T. A Ay of 1"'0f_ maid inn in 10 Lfber. 805 Folle Ve Yo "Tecords of the Distriet of slumbis. Terms: Bold subject to a prior deed of hm for ¥60.000, further particulars of parchate fi. s 3 ik recor X -auunuuufig .‘“‘ni'mm-. Handsome High-grade ¥ CLOTHING, HABERDASHERY AND SHOE g r IX dTl'U RE Sw e Py, Gtk Seiies, Satos, TO BE SOLD IN DETAIL BY PUBLIC AUCTION WITHIN PREMISES RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY . PARKER-BRIDGET & CO,, Sth and Pennsylvania Ave. NW. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1930 ml’cflfl AT 10 o'm AN uipment, te., INSPECTION PERMITTED MONDAY, DECEMBER % 1980, q'mmmacomw“:u‘r,n:rmmurmnl'.m 180 | ecutor Joseph W. TODAY'!AIUIII“;N Shubert-Belasco—Grace “The First Mrs. Fraser,” n:mufl l:o pm. Nlllnfl—"flhAmM"fl 20 Glylty—"!llllf Bables,” at 2:15 and l.lfi p m. tan—“Outward Bound,” at 2: 46 and 8:46 pm. r.x—"Luhmln n 11:30 a.m,, 2:07, 4:36, 7:1¢ and Col-nbh— “Feet Hnw’ at u a.m. 1:05, 3: 0 p. Ambassador—"The me of the Party,’ at 6:15, 8 and 0° Central—"“Sinner’s Hnlldly." 11 am. to 11 pm. Tivoli—“Scotland Ya: 6:05, 7:50 and 9:40 pm. AMERICAN POMIPE RUINS ARE SOUGHT Pennsylvama Expedition to Dig for Supposed Buried City in Arizona. ” at 2:30, 4:15, By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, December 4.—The ruins of an “American Pompefl" will be sought in Arizona next year by an expedition of the University of Penn- sylvania Museum. This was disclosed today by Dr. Harold S. Colton, professor of anthro- pology at the university and a member of the expedition the museum has had for several years in the feld near Flag- staff, Arizs. ‘The ruins, Dr. Colton said, are be- lieved to lie beneath a layer of black basaltic sand 18 to 20 feet thick, whlch in turn is overlaid by centuries of drift sand deposits. Should the buried clty be located it is expected that mnny relics revealing the habits and customs M Lhe real American pioneers will yevedled to university fleld workers when a number of it Pueblo ruins were discovered showing that volcanic action had been heavy in the vicinity after the dwellings of the Indians had been in ruins several hundred years. Sunset Crater, near the Coconino forests of Arizona, held responsible for the eruptio which are estimated by sci- musu to have occurred centuries ago. Efforts to learn the date of the erup- tluns will be made by Dr. Colton and Dr. A. E. Douglass, professor of astron- omy at the University of Arizoga; who is reported to have discovered a method of determining geological time in Ariz- ona by means of “tree ring chronology.’ TEACHERS’ ANNUITY AID GRANTED $500 LEGACY Emma L. Duvall Remembers Life Work When Distributing Her Personal Estate in Will. The Teachers’ Annuity and Ald As- sociation of the public schools is left $500 by the terms of the will of Miss Emma L. Duvall, a former teacher, who | died November 2( She names as ex- Cox, now associate wuee or the District Supreme Court, t should he decline she asked that Altwmey Joseph T. Sherier act in his Pplace. ‘The Foundry M. E. Church is given $1,000 and a like sum is left to a cousin, Adele Bennett, of Spencerville, Md. The Flnt Spiritualist Church Alfred H. Terry, Pastor Message Seance labor d wiring for bl chines, el he supervis) WETMORE, Acting Sul OF T arlington” Memoriai Bri uflding, Washington, D." C- iil be received in this office until 1 JEastern Standard Time, 1930, then publicly opened in Navy nmlam;. or (he Tornshine, iR delivering, 'h stting of the sranite block the, i he equestria: e on" the Brides Plate |‘: 10D ';'o nl:‘l:g nite e furnis} oroxim 40 lnd et Slocks approXimately SSETegALe quantity of the cuble feet. ~ Fur- de3.4,5-3 EDUCATIONAL. Emphasising In, udu-l Instruction in Bu cnl Secretarial Tra :| 1420 K St. “NA. 3258 RTS. Homs..fgm T by ous TO ENGLAND—FRANCE HOLLAND—GERMANY Ana gt paris of | of lmu '{Tm Plymouth VOLENDAM, Dae Rotterdam Dee. 13—New Amster u.m-u.u LUXURY CRUISA'S .‘::m.. a LEESE °z Hour Kodak Finishing Pages from o 10:30 am. ready 4:30 same day. 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M K!"IGA\ —ON THE STAGE— FANCHON & MARCO’S “ROSE GARDEN” IDEA 9th and Gee Now Playing To what ends will 2 woman go in search of luxury2 THE GAY TRUTH OF CHEATING WIVES! (rirst !n‘ne; ion of the Sccond Wash- in “SEA LEGS" “LAUREL & nm‘ Foxy ON THE STAGE ALLAN ROGERS in “TANGLED TRAFFIC” COMING SATURDAY. CHESTER MORRIS in “THE BAT W) QN THE STAGE TRIXIE FRIGANZA THE THEATRE GUILD, INC. \The N-waf Play b, the World's G::d-, est st GLENN ANDERS, LINDA WATKINS, FREDERICK PIIIYJOBIPIIN‘I HULL 831 Bal, MIIBARA KEN'I’ "SEATS NOW ON SALE BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DR. SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY Conductor CONSTITUTION HALL n:c.z.s.s,c i Fi lnui-.Du.‘ Planoforte Soll COSSACK RUSSIAN MALE CHORUS OF 36 SERGE .umn. Conduetor reau, Droop’s, 1300 Seats now u;uh. Mes. ylbu 6493, nes