Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1931, Page 46

. OFFICIAL NOTICE. W tice is hereby Commissioners intend to mi ving named {mprovements. which Ate, I fudgment, necessary *or the n tety and comfort, Assessmen he cost of the same St 83 provided n. puplic Act No. 171, Au’mn %1604 All versons mmuua the proposed work are notified thi " pronosed, HOTK &6 Dublic hearite a6 sict Bulding oy Hednesda west_ Section: Construct cement cur| Both sides of Onk Strest between 14th d "Opden Streets, both sides of Ogden Feet between 14th and Oak Streets and on west _side of 14th Street between Onk Street ind Meridian Place, at an estimated cost of o be assessed against all property utting said work. On both sides of Haw- jorne Btrect, between 32nd Street and Wood- ey Road at an estimated cost of 3330, to be @ssessed_against all property sbutting e s db” 50 Delancid Blace pe tyeen 13th and 14th Streets at an estimated gbst of 31200, to be assessed against all operty abutting said work. oth sides Bl Ree ooy "Sirect between 160h Siveet and orado Avenue at an_estimated cost of 950, to be assessed against all property butting sald work. On both sides of Mon- Toe Street between New Hampshire Avenue #nd 14th Street at an estimated cost of $1300, to be assessed igainst all property butting said work. On both sides of Wood: fand. Drive. betweeri 30th and 31st Streets at an estimated cost of $800, to be assessed gainst all property abutting sald work. On BaMhclals. of Cathedral Avenus between Con mecticut Avenue and Woodley Road at an estimated cost of $1650, to be assessed agatnst il property abutting ‘said work. On_both | §5 gides of Military Road between Rock Creek Bridge and Georgia Avenue at an estimated cost of 35000, to be assessed against all Prop- griy, sbutting said work. on both sides of n 1 treet between Georgia Avenue and treet at an estimated cost of $1400, to assessed against all property abutting said Work. On both sides of 9th Street betwesn Kennedy and Longfellow Streets at an esti- mated cost of $500, to be assessed against 8li broperty abutting said work. = On both 8ides of Reno Road between Harrison Street and Military Road at an estimated cost of 32500, to be assessed against all property gnmm sald work _ On both sides of Allen ace between 20th Street and approximately 0 feet west at an estimated cost of $300. to assessed against all property abuttin id work. On both sides of Kalmia Roa tween 16th Street and Rock Creek Park entrance at an estimated cost of $3300, to be assessed against all property abutting said work. Lay cement sidewalk: On the south f Whittier Street between 4th and 5th reets, where no walk exists, at an estimated €08t of $295. to be assessed against all lots in Square 3273 abutting said work. On rth side of Walnut Street between 2nd and urel Streets, where no walk exists, at an estimated cost of §515. o be assessed against all lots in Square 3361 abutting said work. the south side of Decatur Street betweer rkansas and Towa Avenues at an estimated st of $520, to be assessed against all lots in Square 2610 abutting said work. On both d ‘Wisconsin Avenue betweer K and Do ‘walk exists, at an est mated cost_of 35570, to be assessed against all lots in Squares 1188, 1189, 1199 and 1200 sbutting satd_work. Fern Street between abutting lots 10, 11 and 12. an_estimated cost _of $200 @gainsi all lots in Square 3 Work. On the east side of On the south side of 7th and 8th Streets, Saquare 3176. at th_ Street - tween Elder and Fern Streets at an esti- mated cost of $560, to be assessed against all Jots in Sauare 3176 abutting sald work ©On the west side of 7th Street between Elder ind Fern Streets, where no walk exists, at n estimated cost of $250. to be assessed sgainst all lots in Square 3176 abutting said Work. | On the east side of 1st Street be. $ween M Street and New York Avenue at a @timated cost of §620, to be nsiessed asainst all jots in Square 619 abutting said work. the west side of Bth Street between Quin- ;m Place and Rittenhouse Street, abutting t 80, Square 2081, At an estimatéd cost of 200, to be assessed’ against all Jots in Sauare 8L abniting said work. ‘GO boin sides of Street between Georgin Avenue and 9th Street at an estimated cost of $2540. to be ssed against all lots in Squares 2875 and abutting sald work. Pave alleys with gonorete;, Alleys in Square 2022 (Oliver, Pat: ferson. 32nd and 39rd) at an estimated cost g, 34900 Alleys n Sausre 1814’ (Bellev h. Garfield an; Cathedral Avenue) at an Sjiimated cost rf £3800. “That” portion of y in Saurre 2958 that abuis lots 40, 41 d 43 at an rstimated cost of 3700 _Alley E.Bq\urp 202," running parallel with Ne- ska Avenue at an estimated cost of $3200 East north and south alley and the east and west alley in Square 2138 (Hemiock, Iris, gh and 16th) at an estimated cost of $2900. portion, of alley in Square 2731 abut. ting lots 43 to 85 inclusive at an estimated eost of 13100, Alley ir, Square 2777 (Gera mium, Holly, 13th and Alaska Avenue) at an gtimated cost of fie0o” Alleys'in Sauare ( 43 at an _estimated cost of $5000. Unpa 240 "Sauare. 2699 At an esmaced cost 2350. Alleys in Square 2776 (Geranium. . Alaska Avenue and 14th) at an esti- mated cost of $4100. ~Alley in Square 2957 &t an estimated cost of $2450. Alley in Bguare 2533 at an_ estimated cost of $1450, 10° north and south allev and the east and west sl Square 2685 at an_estimated 960. ~ Alley in Square 32510 a estimated cost of $1850. North and south n alley, north east and west alley and the east half of the south east and west alley in ‘e 339 at an estimated cost of $2500. Alleys in Square 239 (Riges, S, 13th 14th) st an estimated cost of $2475. That portion of alley in Square 361 now paved ith cobble at an_ estimated cost of $2800. 5oin Bguare 126 at an estimated cost $3575. and south alley in Square 0 at an estimated cost of $850. North and #ouch alley and the north east and west r in_Square 441 at an estimated cost of 8300, 10" alley and 15" lley ih Seusce 485 n estimated cost of $1550. Alley in Bauare 3907 an Cestinated oast ot $i720 North % 1o, Squsre 448 at r'x estimated cost of 98900, Alle; an_estimate: 205%¢ 4150 ™™ i 514 at an ated cost of Jmm Alleys in Square 8t an_estimated cost of $6400. Alley in uare 488 at an_estimated cost of $1600. alleys in Bquare 364 lying between 10th eet and the 30" ailey east thereof at an :ml,-ua cost_of $1500. Cobble portions of 4 n Square 510 at ‘an ‘estimated cost of bble portions of allers in Sauare at an estimated cost of Jlezs uare 101 8t an estimated cost of 34335, alley and the west north and south 1§ in_Square 163 st an estimated cost of . Unpaved portion of alley in Bquare (U, Manor, 37th and Huidekoper) st an estimaied cost of $1600. Lay cement side walk: On the north side of ryoir Road g-m opposite 38th Street west: to U. Tk (east of 4ih Street) at an “esimuted of $2585, to be assessed against ail prop- 03 abutting sald work On he norit sige randywine Street’ between Wisconsin venue and 43rd Street, where no walk ex- iy o3 an estimated cost_of $600. to be gasessed against il lots in Squsres 2732 and § abuiting said work. On the west side Reno Road between Ingomar and Hunt- igton Btreets at an estimated cost of $598, be assessed against all Jots in Square 1083 d_work. On_the north side of servoir Road between 36th and 37th Streets &t an estimated cost of §800. to be assessed Bgainst all lots in Square 1304 abuting sald work. On the south side of Nor.on Street beiween Bherrier Place ard Corduit Road &% an estimated cost of $485. to be assessed inst all lots in Square 1435 routting said ork. On the north (or dast) side of H rie Place from Cathedral Avenue to and cluding lot 821, Sauare 1439, at an esti- mated cost of 3495, to be assessed against il lots in Eaquare 1439 abuiting said work. the south side of Hawthorne Street be. Deen adrd Bereet, and Tunten Rosd st an mated cost of $200. to be assessed against all in Bquare 1701 abutting said work. On the south (or east) side of Galena Place between Sherrier Place and Conduit Road at an estimated cost of $390. to be assessed sgainst all Jots in Bquare 1441 abutting said work. On the west side of Dana Place be- tween Conduit Road and Fulton Street at an ufi!mnt!d COSL 0f $435. 10 be assessed asainst lots in Bquare 1419 abu said work. On the norih side of Brandywine Street be. tween 43rd Place and 44tk t. where Tk exists, at an estimated cost of $175. 1 sessed again lots in Saquare 1649 utting said work. “On the' east ‘side of eno Road between Ordway and Porter ets, where no walk exists, at an esti- mated cost of 1150, to be ussessed against ), Jots in Sauare 3067 abutting said work ortheast Section: Construct cement curb: | On both sides of Newton Street between 10th | 8pd 12th Streets at an estimated cost of 2500. to be assessed all property sbutting said work. Lay ¢ sidewalk side of Ec 1 Place between except that nd Ohlo estimated cost nst il property e south side of | Street and_Plarida ated cost of $1180. to be lots in Square 855 abut- | Bsessed agninst ing sald work. reet between 48ih S &t an estimated cost of sgainst 81l lots in Squ; Wwork. On both sides o all On the north side of Jay reet and 48th Place | 10 be assessed ¢ 3152 abutting said Zads Street between and 49th Si-eets at an_estimated cost to be assessed against all lots in uares 5142, 5143, and 51%4 abutting said Work. On the west side of 4Ath Place be- tween Eads and Grant Streets at an -esti-| mated cost of %875, o be sisessed sgainsi i jlot in Sauares 5144, 8145 and south of 45 abutting said work. north side Pitch Place be ce_and 49th | reet 3345, 10 be 5146 abut- | sessec jne said work twee &3'a0 estimated cost of 11030, 10 be ainst ail lots in Sauare 5161 abu work. On the north side of oo n Brreet and Kastle Place st gflmku cost of 500, 10 be assessed against on ast dots In Square 5182 abutling said work the west side of 48th Street betwee ant Street and Deane Avenue at an estis | | merly Green), 2032 O Street, Northwes! omcul. No'l'lcl. W.“‘ln"fi Wt an estimated are 4143 at an . in Square 200 o S0 South -ufi o Construet coment. eurb on Both sides of Alabama Avenue and Bowen % fenniylvani Avente s cont °lui"u Al triel tm-hd cost of $6000, m‘ S3 ity g Y of Howstd Road between Shannon A l AN l entrapce to Bolling Field a an_ estimated cost of $2600, to be assesse Against all Jgts 10 Sa 5860 abutting said work.' on the Forth side of W Birect ‘be: tweeri 15th and 16th Streets at an estimated gost, of 8850, to be assessed against all lots in Square 5779 abutting said work. On tl north side of Pennsvivania Avenie Where no walk exists, between 28th and 30th Streets at an mlmnel cost of $1300, to be asscssed against in Squares 5546 and 5850 gbutting 1d°ork. POn etn sides ‘of 14th Street from & Btreet fo the alleys north at an_estimated cost of $290, to be assessed against all lots in Sguares 5603 and 5604 = abutting said work, On both sides of l6th Street between Good Hope Road and Street at SO0t of 43060; 10, be Bisessed -axainat ml oty i 8786, 576, STt 5118 and 8710 Abutiine spid work. On_the’ south side of R Street tween Navior Road and a5th Street at estimated cost of $43! d 2 &l Tots in° Square ‘5635 abuttin On 'the south ‘side of Naylor Rond. betwech Que and 23rd Streets and on the west side of 23rd Sireet from Naylor Road southward fo present walk at an estimated cost of £566, e assessed against all lots in Sauare 5390 uares 5765, aDutting sad WOHk" Bave sllcva nith con crete. portion of alley in Square 5608 (. “Ridge, 18h and 17th)* that abuts lots 1870 165 tnclisive at an estimated”cost of . Unpaved portion of alley in_Squar 3603 (8. Ridge, 13th and 14th) at an estic mated Cost of $1350. Alley in Square South of 1072 abutting lots 80l ‘ana 34 to 40 in- CRoSeY, JOHN ©. GOTWALS, Commission- ers, D. C. 185.6,16,17 LEGAL NOTICFS. LEO A ROVER, HENKY H. GLAS: the_Attorne BERT. Spec torney; United States Atiorne Uni a T ‘u IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict_of Columbia. Holding a Special Term as & District Court of the United States— In the matter of the acautsition. of ailof the - Drizately” owned iand in Sagare 786 1sing South of the’ North side of the. aliey in“Said square.and all of the Drivately gwned ‘land in Square 16 in' the City Of Washington. District of Columbia, together with' any’ easements or riehts of reversion {0 the District of Columbia in said part. of Sauare 760" and said . Sauare. 761—District Court Docket No.' 3073ORDER OF CITA TION.—Gpon, consideration of the. petition of the United States of America Rled herein on ‘the 29th day - of December. 1930, by Leo &' Rover, United’ States Attorney for the District 6t Columbia. acting under. the ine structions of 'the Aftorney General of the United States and a¢ the reauest of the Commission to acquire a site. for additional bulldlags ‘for the Library, of ‘conpress. seel- ing ‘the condemnation of the. followins de- scribed. lands 10 the Ony of ' Washiheton, District o Columbis. for public \ise 0 bro: fides sfte torRddlisonn” bulldings for the Librafy ‘of Congress. (hat 13 to £ All ‘of The privately owned land in Sguare 760 Iying South of ‘the North side of the alles "in" sald" tadare.‘as’ $01d_saiate ap: ears on the records in the office of the urveyor for the District of Columbia, ir- cluding any private ‘inte-est, i Such ihere be, in" the publle alley in sald sauare stos gether with any ‘ease-aents or Fiv.ts of Feversion in e istric, of Conimvl i safd art of said Square: faid parc of Sauare £88 pelng ‘bounded on the West 5 Stcond Street. East; on tht South by 'A_ Streets SOH: on'the *Bast oy “Third Bireet, Fact: and ‘on ‘The North bs “the Notth line of he Sublie "aliey in said . qunre. ALl orivately ‘owne " Jand in Sauare 761 {n”the"City of Wash. 1gton, District of Co- lumbia s sald_square appears on the rec- ords in ‘the office of the Survevor for the District of Columbia. including any private interest, it such there be, in the publlc alley in said ‘square, together with any snsements or Fights ‘of reversion in the District of Go- fumbfa in sald square: Said Suuars 761 be. ing bounded ‘on the'’ Norin ByVR Bireet Soutn’ on the West by Hecond Btreet. Bast: on the Southwest by Pennsylvania Avenue: on the South by B_Street. South: and on the East by Third Street, East. It is this 29th day of Decémber. A. D. 1930, by the Court ORDERED THAT Amer- ican’ Building Association, 300 B Street. Southeast: Albert K. Arnoid. 208 A Sireet. i Elizabeth A. Arnold, 208 A Street, Butheas: : §- Breckenridge Bavne, 2010 Kalo: rama_Road, Northwest: Cora e, 213 A Street. “Southeast: Robert Beale, 1318 19th Street, Northwest; Henry H. Bergman: Trustee. 5i1 7th Street, Northwest: He mann H. Bergmann, Trustee. 629 F_Street, Northwest: Melvin 'F. Bergmann, ~Trustec, 511 7th Street, Northwest; Mabel Cornish Bond. 4120 Warren Street. Northwest: Bessie nnie L Brennan, 214 B Street: Southeast: Mi E. Brooks. 224 A Stree, Southe: Brown, A Rureet, Southeast; Baltz, Trustee, 500 iith Street, TLizzie W. Calver, 207 A Streef, Harriet Bayne Castle, 2010 Kalorama Road, Northwest: Church of the Reformation. (Lu- theran). Washington, D. C.. corpo- fate for Teligious purposes. c/o Henry A esse, _Trustee, 510 A Street, Southeas Trustees of the Ohurch of the Reformatio itheran), Washington, D. C.. & body coi rate for ‘religious purposes, c/o_Henry A. esse, Trustee, 510 A Street. Southeast: Mary' T Cofer. 200 A Street, Southeast: Aubrey E. Columbus, 229 A Street, South- God 1123 13t Sreet, Florence 114'8econd Street. Judson T, Cull, 114 Second Streei, Judson L, uil, 3. 114" Second Cill; 114 Secone Viralote Gu, ‘14 Wyihe Beale, Denby. 41 District_of Columbii Downey, Trusiee, Chureh of the Re (Lutheran), ' Washington, C. 3outher Southeast; ormation, 813" Norin ‘Capriol tkveet: “WiIbur . Brow, S5tn Street, Northwest: Edmnund Emmerich, Trustee. &0 Northern Liverty Bilfdfng Association, £1f 7 Sirest, Rorin: wen: George M. Bmmerich, Trusiee. $/o Northern Liverty’ Bulldin iatior. $11 R Birer Nortnwest: Blnora & " Eolkmar, 1730 *f"Sirect, Norihwest: Daniei Folmar. 1730 1 Bireet, Norihwest: Helen B. Poote {formerly "West), 5435 Connecticut -Avenue, Horthwest: | Ethel H. French, 114 ‘Second Breet” Soiyneast: Martha A Georetus (also Kniowr as Martha A. Wolford). 336 A, Streety E00Theas:: Firman k. Hotner; Trustee. 1000 GOBireet Northiwest:: Mty Tds Glven, dor- Serly *NicCanley): 316 - MorHson - Street: Northwest: ~ Erskine ‘Gordon. Trustee, 3013 Q Street, Northwest: Glenna I Hanna. 237 A Street, Southeast: Mollle T. Hanna, treet. Southeast: Henry tee. Church of the Reformi Washington, D. C., 510 A Skreet, Southe Claude M. Hughes: 218 A Street. Soutn: Tnternational Reform Jederation. a District of “Columbia_corporation, 206 Pennsyivunia Avenue, Southeast: Avwust Janssen. Lrustee, 927 15th Btreet. Northwest: Mary E. Kloeber: Executrix under the will of Annie Campbeli Erric. Apt. 201, 1669 Columbia Road. North- west: Charles A. Knauff, Trustee, Church of the Reformation. (Lutheran'. Washington D.C.. 1841 Newton Sircet, Northwest; Kretol Company, a Delaware corporation. 230 B Street, Southeast: Addie Thompson Lyon. 112 Becond Street. Southeast: Addie Thomp- yon, Jr., 113 Becond Street, Southeas Helen Lyon, '112_ Second Street.’ Boutheas Nettie Evelyn Lyon. 112 Second Boutheast: Robert Isaac Lyon, 112 Street, Southeast: 1. A. Mannakee, Trustee. 1010 Vermont Avenue, Northwest: Einma Marks. 301 A Street. Boutheast: Catherine ¥, Mccauley. 3716 Morrizon Street,’ North- west: P, McClure, 204 A Street. Boutheast: Henty i Sfckee, Trugtee: Pennsylvania Avenue, Boutheast; Einathen | 508 it Breet, Norhwest: Eugene H Meachicn 100G Strect. Northwest: Wal- tert Ealne. 17 A Btrect. Southeas: M tropolls Bullding Association, 201 Pennsy] Vania Avenue, Boutheast: Vireinia W. Mo ton, 6600 Piney Branch Road. Northwes National Herb Company, & Delaware co ation, 220 B Btreet. Southeast: National avings ‘and, Trust Company, Trugtee under the will of J. Forbes Beale. 15th Street and Rew " ook T avenve, Northwest: > Joph O'Connell. 113 Third Street, Southeast; The Oriental Building Association, 800 F Street. Northwest. Vernon G. Owen. Trustee, 1431 Street, ‘Northwest: Ruby D. Owens, 210 A Street, Southeast: Charles Edward Paine, B17 A Bireet, Bouthersis Eva: Catherin Springman Paine, 217 A ftreet, Sourheast: Perpetual Building _Assoclavion, 500 1ith Street Northwest: Eilen Besle (for- Ber- at: Hesse, Trus- . (Lutheran) Peter 221 A 221 A Boutheast: James Milford Place, 1857 Park Road, North- west: Willlam _B. 'Prigg, Clifton ‘Terrace South; Louise Bayne Proctor, 2010 Kalorama Road” Northwest. Jame; B, Rosere, 214 A Street, Southeast; C, L. Rout, 3511 l4th reet, Northwest; T J. Rout, 3511 14th reet, Northwest: Willism E. Rowles, 107 Third’ Street, Southeast: William M. Beay, Trustee. Apt. 409, Clifion Terrace ‘South Johanna H. Blve, 212 A Street, Southeast: John Queen Blve, 212 A btreet. Southeast: E. Geraldine Snyder, 219 A Street, South- east: Alice T. Roeth. 116 Becond Street, Southeast: John Reese. 225 A Street. South- east; Garnett F. Snyder. 219 Ajfkreet, South- ‘Sout tha Pavne Phelps, T. Riley Phelps. east: Katherine D, Steele, 206 A Street, foutheust; Isidore Suser, 231 A _ Street. Southeast: Samuel G. Swain, 200 Pennsyl- vania_Avenue, Southeast; Mary D. Thorn- ton, 222 A Street, Southeast: Domenico Trl marchi, 10vs B Street. Southeast: Baiva grice Trimareni, 2 218 18 veet. Souh South- Margaret Trusheim Mziina E. Trusheim, 210 B Street, esst: Elizabeth Turley, 226 A Street, South- *ast; Thomas B. Turles, 226 A Street, South- east; Raymond J. Vierbuchen, Trustee, 1413 I Street, Northwest: E. O Wagenhorst, Trustee, 2400_16th Street, Northwest; Wash- irgton Six Per Cent Per-ianent Buildiny Association, 620 F Street, Northwest: C. J. Weedon, 1727 K Street, Northwest: John C. Weedon, Trustee. 1727 K Street, Northwest mated cost of 3300, 1o be assessed agains &l ote T Sauaze 6147 wbulting said ‘work ©On both sides of Owen ce from Montello | Avenus to the alleys west al an estimated | % of 3380, o be arsested against all iofs i | e 4060 abutting said On_both sides of Penn Strest bei Avenue and Montello Avenue. where no walk | exists.” at an estimated cost of $525. to be aasessed against ol oty in Saugres 4658 and | 4085 abuttlig saif work. "on thesouth side | £ Girard Btreet between 14th and . 15¢h | brects &t an estimated cost of $840. to be assessed against all lots 1n Bauare 4030 apute $ing"saia"Vorkt ‘On the South ‘siae of Mon- Re, Biyeel between ‘Breiitwood Road wnd Hode Tsiand Avente, where ho walk exists; 8t an esumated cost of 3580, o be assessed ainst all lots in Square 4316 abutting said work. On the east side of 15th Street be- | feen C and D Streets, where no walk exists, an estimated cost of $95. 1o be assessed en West Virginia [ w. Laurs Denby Wheeler, 2100 ioth Street, Northwest; Sadie Wickham. 205 A Street, Southeast; H_ T. Wilder, Trustee. 3719 Joce: Iyn Btreei. Northwest: 'Annie B. Williams. 803 Mt. Vernon Place, Northwest; Fannle L. Washinigton, 216 A Sticct. Southeast; Qeorge ‘White, Trustee, 613 isth Street, North- west: Harry Wood, 203 A Street, Boutheast. All the foregoing of the City of Washing- ton, District of Columbia, and Mae A. Bayne, Oxenhill, Marvland: Mae A. Bayne, Trusice nder the will of 'John W, Bayne! Oxenhill, Maryland: Hilds Beale, 1251 Wa: verly Place, Elizabeth, New Jersey: Robert B. Beale, c/o General Electric Company. | Schenectady, New York; Robert ale, Trustee under the will of Ellen M. Beale. ¢/0 General Electric Com) Scheqectady. nls New York: William H. ale, c/0 Viry Chemical Oommn Nolf(fll. Virginia: Lillie £ Blank uflp "Avenué, Takoma Park. a against all lots in Square 4564 abutting said Work. ‘On the south side of Varnum Street itwéen 12th Place and Sargent Road at an timated cost of $435. to be assessed against Iots in Bquare 3919 abutting said work ) R i the south side of Bennin Street and Cool Spring Road, where no Tolk ‘exints. at an estimated cosi of $isd0, Do _assessed against all property abutting ‘:M work. " On the east side of Oth Street Lawrence and Monroe Streets at an d cost of $490. to be assessed against in Square 3829 sbutting said worl south side of Childress Street from Avenue esstward to the alley at an estimaied cost of §200, to be sssessed lots in Squsre west of 4076 abut- ing said work. Pave aileys with concret and south alley in Square 3833 at an of i o8t of §2100. Alleys ‘in Square Queen. Montello " Avenue and 8 Aveniie) at an estimated cost Unpaved u es! ted e nih o % i g,g‘f o o Bauars 4241 &t o ;" Seritude " Bayhe Breckentids ot ave “Bile ron n"nug "Kentucky Nagile X" Catver,“Address “uhlknown” Cat% erine auett, " Hyatisville, | Marsland les W, Claigett, Trustes uider the will of Bllea i Beale, Hyatisville, Mary Mrs. E. M. Davison, guardian of Ellida Jug [dareion and Narey Reeves Middietop, Stk Streot, New ¥ork Giuy. New York: Sevnen Pield Denby. 845 Sutier” Street Ban Prancisco, Caiiforn) Uuion Fa Trust Building, Clovehud. Ohlo: Manuel F-un. umon I’“ Bul ding. Cleveland, i0; Ei lI revoun; Fookiva New Yorkr Ehen Ross Go Garllslp Biregt, valdvllnl;cr.enmm«wm nd: ngon, Wa . “Virsinia; r‘l) CQZI! AV ml Tawre Boundary n&mlfll 1on Staies and "Mexico, First Bul Paso. 'Texas: whon, Trustee - ub iwson, Inter: -."55*2‘;.’!'-’&.. S 316 | IFREED PRISONER ENJOYING LIBER Wrongly Convicted in Rob- bery of Filling Station—Pair Confesses Hold-up. By the Assoclated Press. NEW MARTINSVILLE, W. Va., Jan- uary 16.—Instead of having to report to a prison tailor shop, there to m through the day at a sewin chine, Frank Howell today breat! o MACHINE FOR THE HOME the pure, crisp West Virginia moun- tain air and enjoyed his first full day of freedom in 14 months. ‘The man, veleased yesterday from the | g¢rated, State prison ai Moundsville after serv- ing time for a ciime he did not com- mit, planned to spend today with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howell, on their farm just across the border in Ohio, He spent last night with his wife l):n their modestly furnished apartment ere. Howell, convicted of robbing the Jack Cotts filling station at Fairview Sep- tember 5, 1929, was released after a confession by Mrs, Irene Schroeder and W. Glenn Dague that they committed the robbery. Mrs. Schroeder and Daguc, under sentence of death for the slaying of a Pennsylvania highway patrolman, told their story recently to West Vir- ginia authorities in the Lawrence County Jail at New Castle, Pa. Howell is lenient in his attitude toward those who identified him as the filling station robber at his trial. i “Well, we all make mistakes,” was his only comment. 1,000 SCOUTS TO TAKE PART IN PAGEANT HERE Will Be Given in Connection With 21st Anniversary of Organi- zation February 7. More than 1,000 Boy Scouts in Colo- nial costumes are to take part in a pag- cant, “Scouting in Washington,” to be given in connection with the celebra- tion of the twenty-first anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America Saturday evening, February 7, in the McKinley High School Auditorium, according to an announcement by Commodore W. E. Longfellow, director of the pageant. The Scouts will stage 21 episodes covering incidents in the life of George ‘Washington from the celebration of his first birthday through his career to final victory at Yorktown. The committee in charge is composed of Commodore Longfellow, chairman; Samuel H. Kauffmann; Isaac Gans, J. W. Talley, J. P. Hovey, H. L. Webster, E. C. Hartung, Charles A. Bell, Edward W. Perkins, Willlam A. Van Doren, Les- ter G. Wilson, and D. D. Withers, sec- retary. WILL RECEIVE LOVING CUP Clarence Donohoe to Be Honored at Banquet Wednesday. A silver loving cup will be presented to Clarence Donohoe at the annual ban- quet of the League of Laymen Retreat- ants, to be held at the Mayflower Hotel next wednesdn evenin, The cu ich was awarded Mr. Donohoe luse he took the largest number of men to Manresa-on-the- Severn for week end retreats during the past year, will be presented by Patrick J. Haltigan, reading clerk of the House of Representatives. A similar award will be made to Wil- liam Joseph Neale, an attorney, for hav- ing taken the largest single group of re- treatants. He is president of the Holy Name Society of 8t. Ann’s Church, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Palace—"One Heavenly Night,” at 12 noon, 2:17, 4:40, 7:27 and 9:30 p,m. Stage shows at 1:25, 3:50, 6:35 and 9 pm. Fox—“Once & Sinner,” at 11:30 am., 2:15, 4:47, 7:33 and 10:05 pm. Stage show at 1335, 4:07, 6:53 and 925 pin. R-K-O Keith's—“The Royal Bed,” at 11:42 a.m., 1142, 3:42, 5:40, 1:40 and 9:40 pm. Earle—“Viennese Nights” at 11:30 am., 3, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:05 pm. Stage shows at 1:05, 3:35, 6:35 and 9:05 p.m. Rialto—"Free Love,” at 11:45 am 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:40 and 9:40 pm. Columbia—"The Right to Love,” at 11:25 am, 1:25, 3:30, 5:30, 7:35 and 9:40 pm. Metropolitan—"Going Wild,” at 11:50 am., 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 7:50 and 9:50 |pm. Tivoli—“Divorce Among Friends” at 2:40, 4:30, 5:15, 8:05 and 9:50 pmn. Ambassador—“Just Imagine,” at 8:45, 7:40 and 9:40 pm. |, Following the recent nmmu tion from Rome of a decree of “Strict Papal Enclosure,” Dominican Sisters at Sienna Convent, Drogheda, Ireland, have taken solemn vows to seclude themselves from the outside world and to converse with louwden only through an iron grille. LZGAL OTICES. GoTPoTaTad o Marylang SO Bev 3. Henty “Harme Sanson_ Street, | Philadelphia, C. “Mc- Cauley, Massa- chuseffs; Joki . . Laurel, Marylond: Ry Aedhtiey, Trustes: Laurel, Bamuel MK, McCauley. 6104 Utica Avenuz, Cleveiand, Ohlo: xllidx Juell Mi dieton.” infant,_ ¢/o Mrs. E. M. Davison | Guardian, €8 ‘Bast_86th Sreet. New. Yor City, New Yorki Nancy Reeves Miadleto infant, ‘©/o Mrs. E.'M. Davison. Guardia ast 86th Sireet, New York Ciis, New Catharine " Lawson Newman ~ (aiso known G5 Katharine. Tawson" Neam 1026 Harper_ Avenue, Hollywood, Widow of Stanley 'Plummer. if any. Ade gress unknown. Mary Campbell Rasmys. §720 campo Walk. Long Isignd Beach. 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