Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1931, Page 40

AUCTION SALES. (CIIIIIIA ‘g 8T. SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- CK DWELLING, SITUATE 01 wo and seventy. a5 per L Tecord e i1 "at Tolio 104 1h surveyor's gffce of the District of Columbia: besinning same at the northwest corner of £ Yo ini R street 18 feet, thence south 79.80 feet, dhence teet foot alley, Ience north t to the beginnins | HIT PARKING RULES - ;|Member Asks Police ‘Shake- up of Officials Responsible as Study Is Begun. Parking regulations recently put into d |effect were condemned last night by ON G. OWEN, gltlnlfnu G. ucnnmm'r TE! ALE _OF VALUABLE TWO- TRUTOR Eys.\rfn BASEMENT BRICK DWELL- CK GARAG UB! 613 UPSHUR STREET T as and being ot numb in Winfleld Preston's subdivision of lots in ed 67) worth s being designated for the purposes of taxation and assesment as lot 72 in square f sale: One-third of the purchase 1din cash. balance in two annum, payal nnually, i Thedured by deed of t e oserty Soid. OF all cash, at ihe option of the purchaser. A deposit of $500 will auired at time of sale. All convevancing, re; . ete. Terms of Complte days e Sinerwise the. trustes Teserves property at the risk purchaser after five f such resale in some publis; THE WASHINGTON LOAN & T s By ALFRED H. LAWSON. p20-d&ds.exSu Vice President. THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. 1431 Eve St. N.W. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF_VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, BEING TWO TWO-STORY, SEMI-DETACHED BRICK DWELLINGS CONTAIINING SIX ROOMS AND TWO BATHS, WIT. UILT-IN _GARAGE. RNOWN A8 3120 AND 9121 YUMA ST NORTHY REET By virtue of & certain deed of trust re- eorded in Liber esu 2t follo 205 of tne land of the Dist Columbia. and Barijes sebuted” thereby. blic auction, the Midcity Citizens' Association, which directed that a study be made of the|p new rules by an Executive Committee. The attack was launched by William H. Richardson, who stated that the con- ditions were the most ridiculous and absolutely asinine in the country. “If they hit us one more crack,” he said, “we might as well throw the keys to our cars into the nearest police sta- tion and move to another city. I would like to move the permanent retirement of some of those responsible for condi- tions of this sort.” Strest Dangers Cited. A. J. Driscoll, president, called the situation “deplorable.” The conditions on Tenth street were described as “ter- rible” by Mrs. Mary C. Willlams. Stressing dangerous conditions exist- ¢ ing on Thirteenth street, both to pe- destrians and drivers, the association adopted a resolution requesting that the District Commissioners widen Thir- teenth and Eleventh streets from Mas- sachusetts to Rhode Island avenues. Congestion of traffic is created on Eleventh street, it was stated, because of the space taken up by street car tracks. Ancther resolution requested new sidewalks in Franklin Park. The Dis- trict Commissioners were asked that an increase in guards at the District jail be hired so that present guards may have a six-day week. Gas Refunds Asked. A refund by the Washington Gas Light Co. to citizens who can clearly demonstrate they have been over- charged, due to increas-d gas pressure, was asked in a resolution adopted. J. C. McNerney intreduced it. Ind-rsement was given a petition for rezoning N street between 12th and 13th streets from a residential section to a first commercial zone. Because of the traffic L‘Onflltlun.l lt Fifth and K streets it was asked tha ., THE | L street be widened from Fourth to BEV- enth streets. A $15,000 increase for the TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. Belasco—“Up Pops the Devil” at 8:20 pm. National—Ni al Players in “It's & Wise Child,” at 8: :o pm. y—“French Frolics,” at 32:15 5 pm. Colu: )h-"UnfllMu\ " et 5:40, and 11:40 Plhet—'l‘l Made Man,” at 11: 50 mm,. 2:10, 415 7:25 and 9:50 pm. r's Wives,” at 11:57 am., 3!0 4:45, 7:45 and 10 pm. R-K-O Keith’s — “Bachelor Apart- ment,” at 11:43 am. 1:43, 3:43, 5:43, 7:43 and 9:43 p.m. Earle— “It Pays to Advertise” at 12:05, 2:35, 5:10, ’1W‘ndlfll°nm Rialto—“The Virtuous Husband,” at 11:27 , 1:30, 3:30, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:42 Metropolitan—"Ten Nights in a Bar at 11 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, 6:10, 8 and 9:45 p.m. Tivoll—“Fifty Million Frenchmen,” at 2:30, 4:25, 6:10, 8 and 9:45 p.m. Ccnkll-— Mlchlfll for the Moon, 11 am. to 1 A!lbll-‘tr—“n Pays to Advertise,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. HURLEY, “VERY TIRED,” RESTS AT SPRINGS Secretary Hopes to Get Relaxation From Arkansas Thermal Baths. By the Associated Press. HOT BSPRINGS, Ark, April 28.— Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley, who is making his headquarters at the Army and Navy Hospital, Sunday said he is here not because he is sick, but because he is a “very tired man” and felt the thermal baths would give him needed relaxation. Secretary Hurley, who arrived here Saturday night, intlmlmd he WOIM be here a week or 10 days. id he would accept no lnvlhuonl iw wbllc appearances. ADMIRAL LEAHY SHIFTED Will Assume Command of Scouting Force Destroyers. Rear Admiral Wiliam D. Leahy, chief of the Naval Bureau of Ordnance, bas been ordered to assume command of destroyers of the Scouting Force, United States Fleet, succeeding Rear Admlnl Walton R. Sexton, effective in new extensicn work of community serv- Jun ice in the city wes roquested in a reso- lution adopted. Edith L. Grosvener in- iy | troduced the resolution. rm. 'ms_o 5 s-m properties will be offered sepa: ubject to a prior deed O “trust " securing an indebtedness of elght thousand dollars (38.000) on each lot. an X nflr’cr_-mr .m‘r flnve ) days’ Auvenh; in’ Washington. D. c T T WILLIAM P. BENSON, 925 15th Street Northwest. u Burviving Trustee. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL KNOWN AS 1912 R’ STREET BEING A THREE- G, By vmnr oF & cetiain deed of vrust dui Tecorded i Liber No. 5823, folio 415 £ sea, of the lnna records of the District of Colum bia and at the request of the opkins n of lots in nulre‘one nundred . as Liber R. w. Tolio 116 Of e Tecords of the of the of District AR e A ‘Terms of sale: One-third x5 bt ll‘ Lll obl.nu nuuhnu money o be : Baiaice 1o twa Sears, ‘iR Intereet st sy per centum per r centum per ennum, payable semi-annual sale, secured by deed of trust upo: griy soid, or, all cash, at the’option » St ST e ST "Ml e of pure shle to be complied with within 30 ut.h:lrilu toe trusi and ‘cost of defaulting purcassér, after nve days advertisement of such resale in some newspaper, puplished 1 Washington, D. C. AN FRUST GOMEARY, Tr By HOW. A, HOWARD MORAN, Vice Presiaeut. U holding 1d Zos! e known nem. .uut‘::. e naevisns 5 , deceased, 1- e SRiect o estab) lumbia, e o) 22107107 and Tunning thencs west. Bione Rorth line of said street 14 feet, 113 hence north 99 feet, 8% nhn w’uu"c:':: 5 true cupy. cummwmua Clerk. By “Asst. H 221,28, my5 —_—— PROPOSALS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Apri i e LTURE, WASH- nt of. Atricultire, ‘Washington, D' C. o'clock pm. on the elghth day o Ma, io3i and Fhen Opened. for furnishine materials and erection of one fouse and heating piant at Marsh Botanical Garden. New' Haven. Conn. in accordance T shecifications which may be'had from the Chief, Division of Purchase, Sales and Trame. apas.38. BEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Section. Bureau of Stand- Bail ro; oae, sics Apgy Cai t Travel by a Famous Service EUROPE Vis Plymouth, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Rotterdam AMSTERDAM MAY 2 1 #1st class rate slightly higher than cabin class 9 !hlnfi-. May 23 y *Only 7 da: 24 State St New York. ‘e Losst ‘Ageats e IDUCA'I'IONAL ER LANGUAGE %fi"fl‘!‘h' ‘l m“h . uull IM'm Berlits School of Langusges Bl peet T d | Washington Chamber tee reserves y, &t the risk | Themas 8. Settle addressed the body 85, on the “clean-up campaign,” umns as a health measure for the city an relieve unemployment in the District. Gecrgs E. Keneipp, director of the of Commerce, spoke. po members accepted are Isabel Pnce, Mary F. Lally, Martha Fitzpat- rick, John C. Wineman, J. Prank Kelly, H,“G. Gibson and Miss Helena O'Con- nell. RECRA Transferred to Fort Meade. “rst Lieut. ECward H. Bowes, United ‘States Infantry, has been ordered trans- ferred from duty as a military in- structor at the University of Maryland tc Fort George G. Meade for duty as & student in the 1931-1932 course at the Tank School. The order is effective at the end of the present course at the uriversity. Lieut. Bowes' successor there has not been announced. 1% Miles South of M'iy Bridge Chinese Restaurant 519 13th St. LOBSTERS OYSTERS CLAMS CRABS All Seasonable Sea Foods 1207E St. N.W. NEV The BHob- finb s A AT O Steak Dinner AAANY Brmkley’s El Superb ‘Music at All Meals Open From 10 AM. to 2 AM. 533 8th St. S.E. Orchestra Every Night WEBER'S CAFE ,Z7& You'll always find an ai tizing Dinner. Our Sandwiches are the Talk of n. the Tows 4 402-4 H St. N.E RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. i e 2T A0 €T, Rk ring the early Spring R TR n-q--tc-.u.n- —— Ad.mlnl Sexton will become assistant to the chief of naval operations, and Capt. Edward B. Larimer will succeed Leahy in the Bureau of Ordnance, with the temporary rank of *rear admiral. Rear -Admiral John Halligan, present assistant to the chief of operations, has been assigned to instruction at the Naval War College at Newport. MT. VERNON . STEAMER Charles Macalester U o et BT Whart Doy 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. on unday Lun, tor 5"'.:"v‘mu- ot "Ore TODAY’S MENU Soup. Prult Cup or Tomsto Presh lhrlml Creole, nmlu nd Salad. Demm and Beverages. 75¢ Other Dinners-60¢.75¢ - $1 Served from 4010 nfif Eu;uc-r l( you need eyeglasses m-un Totomerrist l::or 'fi 'lllfl‘n ina- sjpases if tion. make you need them: No Appointment Necessary a LEESE °¢ 614 9th St. N.W. | Enjoy our fresh, tasty ) Soft-shell Crabs, tantal- izingly t'omptin' Conshtuhon Hall It Has Everything MUSIC DANCINDG Popnht Prim Tickets = eoulmunol IAH. Established 1889 lowers— —for the sick —for condolence —new baby —bon voyage —and every special oc- casion! Special Sale 2-Year-Old Pot-Grown ROSEBUSHES —including Red Radiance, Pink & M!-nce. Talisman and other vorites. Each plant luxuriantly tnlllled and with numerous buds this Spring and Summer. % EYE OPEN EVENINGS 7:30 to 10 P M. During Johnny Jones Show lNVALIn CHAIRS For Rent & For Sale GIBSON'S 917 G St. N.W. Northeast 0 YOU I T —know_we are ready te lmlyllllk)o.h'hl‘n you say the word. Stors Hours, 8 to 5:30 E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. WHERE GOOD FURNITURE COSTS YOU LE Nationally Advertised at $39.50 Simmons Make POSTER BEDS Mahogany or Ma- Also— with plain d top pests or “without footboard. Rigid rail locking and heavy posts. Simmons Beau- tyrest, Deepsleep and Slumberking Mattresses as de- scribed over the radio on the Simmons pro- gram. Listen in Mondays over WMAL at 8:30 o’clock. 905 7th St. N.W. 107 New 1931 Models Leonard Refrigerators Reduced 259 Beautiful New Green or White Models Overbought! That’s the only reason for this large reduction at the very beginning of the refrigera- tor season. These are all the latest im- proved Leonard Ice Refngerators— smart designs—offered just when you need them at 25% off. 6 Leonard Refrigerators, white enamel lined, De Luxe steel, 50-1b. Formerly $52.50, now......... 9 Leonard Economic Refrigerators, green enamel exterior, white enamel lined, 50-1b. Formerly $36, now......... 6 All-white, enamel-lined Leonards, 50-lb. Former- By SHUED, DIOW. . ooovolovainenmsinmioimnsaissisiovasiossse 2 Porcelain-lined Leonlrds, 50-1b. capacity. For- merly $72.50, now. o S5 White enamel-lined Leonards, 75-1b. ice capacily. merly $41.50, now.............. 4 Green Leonards with white porcelain lining, Formerly $74, now. 1bs. $39.50 $27 $25.75 - $54.50 For- $27 % $55.50 12 Leonard Economic Refrigerators, green outside, white enamel lining, 75-1b. capacity. $44.75, now. 8 Leonard De Luxe Steel Refrigerators, green with white enamel lining, 50 1bs. 6 Leonard Economic enamel lining, 75 Ibs. Formerly $42, now........ 8 Porcelain-lined Leonard De Luxe Steel Refngern- tors, 75 lbs., green. o 10 Green Leonard De Luxe Steel Refrlgerntors, white enamel lining, 75 Ibs. Formerly $65.50, now Formerl)" $3 3. 50 $40.50 $31.50 $63.50 $49.25 Formerly $54.25, now Refrigerators with white Formerly $84.50, now...... And Others These Are the Very Latest Designs Reduced , for Immediate Clearance MAYER & CO. Seben;h Street Between D and|E ; 15th & H Sts. BARROOY - WILLIAM FARNUM SOMEDY ¢ “ADVENTURES - QK & MILT .:v'mm 8 GANG RAY & HARRISON ANNIE.JUDY & ZEXE| ‘THE ANDRESENS MAXINE DOYLE 5 THE PUTTER® coc.um;"l"wn \VII.I.IA A TAILOR MADE MAN o gmrm aaren seruae CHESTEK F'}EDER'CKS NINA OLIVETTE “LET'S GO COLLEGIATE” CortimeIA “UNFAITHFUL" COMING SATURD 'DOCTORS WIVES =SS YASE T FANCHON bMARCO'S MEMBERS OF THE FAMOUS ROXY GANG Old-Fashioned Bazaar Benefit St. Dominic’s Church IN SCHOOL HALL Sixth at F St. S.W. Thurs., Fri., Sat. * April 30th May: 1st and 2nd $25 Cash Door Prize Each Night The Jewish Comimunity Center Presents en to the Public Call Decatar 5030 f-r'n-.rum-- GAYETY--BURLESK The Queen of Melady and Song JERRI McCAULEY' 15th and H N.E. E. LAWRENCE PHILLIPS Presents 'JOHNNY J. JONES SHOWS 20 RIDES 20 A 0" TO OUR MIDWAY FRE PATRONS ZACCHINIj™ THE HUMAN BULLET Shot From a Huge Cannon WISE CHILD” By LAURENCE JOHNSON The outstanding farce Ait of this or any other season TEXE “DEATH TARES A ROLBIY" Tonight SHUBERT at 830 900 10 52.50 ELASC Oth Prof. Players Subscription Offering 4 Riotous Comedy of Greemwich Village ““UP POPS the DEVIL" with ROGER PRYOR Sally Bates and Original N. Y. Cast The. & Set. 230 800 te 3130 Next Week Seats Wed. Gay—Spirited—and SPICT! ““A Modern Virgin’’ By ELMER HARRIS (Author of “Youns Sinmers™) | HAE MURRAY- NORMAN KENAY-IVAN LESEDSPY | BAC GI.O'I\ Aup oTHI ATTRACTIONS STARTING F| NDAY Conbtance” ELLIOTT JEAN ARTHUR w-mr Bros.” Ave. and Mol St., TODAY _and TOMORROW HARDING in_“EAST LYNNE." Warner Bros.’ o ave TE AVENUE GRAND TODAY 1And IQMORROW: - HELEN Famer Brws o et D ois'S TODAY and TOMMOROW. 3 IRBANKS in ONEACRING ~Warner -r- Ga. Ave. & Farragut St HARDINO ln EP TR Warner Br SAVOY lin & co. ma. xw. TODAY and mg_mow—%xg- SLAUGHTER." e l"”l"“l & Park R4, NW. TODAY _and TOMORROW- x‘.'l'd JOHNBON N FIPTY St i PRENCHMEN. ?b'i'l'( GarAve. & Quebss Bt N.W. TODAY and 10“0“”'—!22”‘ ROGERS and NANCY C. "FOLLOW THROUGH." - LYRIC aro. SH¥SHEFF B* DERELIK( Charlie Chase Comedy. STATE aome ..'%'..""’fi..m Souna INSPIRATI GRETA_GARBO in ! otophone. woone LidiTRes and BROWN 'in "SIT TIGHT.” ey m 8t . R l. Ave.