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Thirteenth street, and along the south era line of last mentioned property, one hundred forty (140) feet to another iron pipe on the western line of an unnamed sixteen (16) feet wide alley; thence soutn wardly along the western line of aforesaid sixteen (16) feet wide unnamed alley, fifty (50) feet to another iron pipe on the northern line of Lot No. 17; thence westwardly along the northern line of said lot No. 17. one hundred forty (140) feet to an iron pipe tne place or beginning. Being lots known and numbered as 18 and 19 on a Plan of Lots of "Raysor Place," as laid out by Harry B.

and Charles R. Raysor, under date of Janu ary 1922. and recorded in Flan Book at pages 67 and 90; having thereon erected dwelling No. 109 N. 30th street.

Being the same premises which James w. Fannestock by deed dated April mn, 1926. and recorded in the Dauphin County Recorder's Office in Deed Book Vol. 20, Page 386. sold and conveyed to William P.

Stuart. Sale will take place on April 3, 1934 at 2 p. m. in front of the Dauphin county court House. Harrisburg, pa.

Dated, March 2, 1934. JOHN T. OLMSTED, Referee in Bankruptcy. MOE BATURIN, Atty. WM.

J. DAYLOR, Trustee. J. T. Ensminger Sons, Auctioneers.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. In the matter of George C. Heagy, Jr. and Stuart M.

Heagy, trading as Heagy Brothers, Debtors. In Proceedings for a Composition or Extension. To the creditors of George C. Heagy, and Stuart M. Heagy, trading as Heagy Brothers, of Harrisburg, in the county of Dauphin, and district aforesaid.

Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of March. A. D. 1934, the petition of the said George C. Heagy, and Stuart M.

Heagy, trading as Heagy Brothers, praying that they be afforded an opportunity to effect a composition or an extension of time to pay their debts under section 74 of the Bankruptcy Act, was approved by this court as properly filed under said section; and that the first meeting of their creditors will be held at the office of the Referee, 317 Cnestnut Street. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on the 26th day of March, A. D. 1934, at 2 P. M.

o'clock in the afternoon, at wnlch time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, nominate a trustee, examine the debtors, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Dated March 16. 1934. JOHN T. OLMSTED, Referee in Bankruptcy.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debt contracted by any other than myself. W. CLAIR MOORE. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the estate ot Wesley L. Forry, lata of Harrisburg.

Dauphin County. Pennsylvania, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them for settlement, to ADA MAY FORRY, Executrix, 224T North Front Street, Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. Or to Horace A. Segelbaum, Att'y, 14 North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, CITY RE BIDDING ON ZOO KEEPER'S HOUSE will be read by the Director of Parks and Public Property at his office, 1 room 306, City Hall, Harrisburg, until 11 o'clock.

A. M. Eastern Standard Time, Monday, March 26th, 1934. For the erection of the Zoo Keeper's house in Wild wood Park. Apply to above office for plans; specifications; Information to bidders; bid forms; etc.

J. CALVIN FRANK, Director. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION On the estate of Annabelle Leavy, late of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned residing In Harrisburg, all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims to present the same to NATHAN H. LEAVY, Administrator. W.

H. MUSSER. Attorney. PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Bids will be received March 29.

1934, for the construction of 3 road projects, totaling approximately Hi miles; construction to be reinforced concrete and bituminous Specification A. Projects situated in the following counties: Chester Philadelphia Philadelphia Montgomery. National Recovery Projects. Fun particulars upon application to 6. 8.

Lewis, Secretary of Highways, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Norma Shearer is te get the title role In "Nancy Stair" to be filmed from Elinor MacCartney Lane's novel about Scotland and Richard Bennett in the film version of Robert Burns. "Nana," starring Russia's Anna Sten, at jLoew s. "Goodbye Love," a hilarious farce of the alimony racket, has Charles Ruggles and Verree Teasdale starred. Production of "Mrs.

Wieirs of the Cabbage Patch" has been de lated two vears as the film makers hunted a "Lovely Mary." Their search is ended, Charlotte Henry of "Alice in Wonderland" fame has been signed. How did they ever overlook Janet Gaynor? Carded for the Colonial: April 6, "Wonder Bar." 18, "Flying Down to Rio." April 20, "Death Takes a Holiday." April 27, "The Turmpet Blows" (Geo. Raft starred) There's a winning quartet. Gilbert Seldes in a recent Esquire, wrote of Mae West: "Miss West constitutes, inr my opinion, a threat to the Hepburns, the Craw fords, the Garbos, the Shearers, (lumping in these plurals themselves and those who aspire to be like them) and in fact, to every woman player except Marie Dressier." For" you radio tuners in: The film, "Looking For Trouble," starring Spencer Tracy, Jack Oakie and Constance Cummings is to be pre viewed over the Columbia Paul Muni, the "Bradshaw," of "Hi cnam Saturday at 8 p. m.

Nellie," now at Colonial. Lee Tracy in "I'll Tell the World." A suitable title Including Mexico Edward Everett Everett Horton and Geneiveve Tobin have top parts in "Uncertain Lady." The boolg "Little Man, What Now," is to be pietnrited with Douglas Montgomery and Margaret Sullivan starred Constance Cummings and Paul Lukas in the cinema version of Edna Ferber's "Glamour." Lew Avers in "Let's Be Ritiy." On the way another mystery, "The Vanishing Shadow." Your old friend, Mai Hallett, and his orchestra at the Madrid on Monday night. Better make the dates now! HERSHEY COMMUNITY THEATER (By CADI) Harrisburg's own George Kobler singing a solo with the theater orchestra introduces a five act program in the Hershey Community Theater which is very entertaining although a little top heavy with dancing and dancers. Every act from one to five finds at least one nimble figure tripping back and forth behind the foot lights with a variety of dances which we couldn't begin to name. The advertisments don't name the acts but if you will follow closely we will endeavor to name them as announced by Mr.

Chubb, who was on the job in spite of a cold which made him a basso. Act number one Sandy Lang and Company, with Eleanor Bunting and the Penny Sisters. This is where the dancing starts. It begins with an 1873 interpretation and closes with a 1933 Sally Rand Fan dance. Nuf said.

Not quite the costumes and lighting effects are unusual and add greatly to the act. Act number two Jerry Coe and Barry To the tune of "Jericho" this duet bursts forth upon the stage with accordians wailing their loudest. The boys unfortunately wear frozen stage grins which they do not discard wnen they cast off the accordians and begin danc ing. We liked the music better than the dancing. Act number 3 Bobby Jaris and Company, in "Shoefly." Plenty of comedy and dancing in this number.

A rather pretty dance by a fair maiden became dirty when the dancer rolled on the stage and came up covered with dust. It's a bet that it won't happen tonight. The man in the seat just behind mine enjoyed this act most of all and laughed until my ear drum hurt. Act Tiber 4 Ross and Edwards in "Delirious Moments." Joe E. Brown is longer in the running when it comes to big mouths, two members of this entertaining trio have him stopped.

Lon Chaney's successor will also be found here. Of course dancing concluded the act but it was by far the best solo dance on the bill and believe it or not the young gentleman did not tap once. Act number 5 Ruth Miles and Eddie Cover Revue "The King and Queen of Adagio." The best is always last and this was no exception The revue snapped through a difficult routine with the perfect timing and percision of the Shawn dancers. The aesthetic and adagio dancers executed their numbers with grace and ease seldom achieve. The boys, in Hollywood stretched a point when they named the picture "Eight Girls in a Boat," but they knew what they were doing when they selected the girls and the music.

A good shot Dean of the girls school breaking the news. STATE (By GB) A delectable modern racketeer picture and five fast moving fantasies of the footlights (otherwise known as vaudeville) comprise, a A bill at the State Theater the last half of this week. William Gargan and Paul Hurst have a lot of fun outwitting each other in the search for a gang of fur thieves in the film "The Line Up," and the reviewer heard various expressions of opinion as to who 'stole" the picture. Some said Paul Hurst others Marion Nixon, etc. But me personal, I have kinda of a yen for them there suave villians like John Miljan, the prettiest fur thief as ever faced tne not lights of the line up.

Take it from me its a smooth little picture and any of youse guys what don't think so can step right up and take me on. You know something though? I could put that young man over in the fourth act who Ways the twelve string guitar I believe his name is Steve. All that's needed Is a nice romantic garden patio drop and some Spanish clothes salary, $1000.00 a week (adv.) No foolin', though, it's a darn shame for little Stevie to waste sucn talent rjeiore a sweet drop and in an impressed sport suit! The last act. "Music Madness" is just wnat tne program says a spontaneous side splitting episode," with emphasis on the spontaneous. In fact, the entire bill is beyond reproach except lor tne suggestion that "The Three Little SteD Children" might learn a few new routines.

You've irot to hand it to them for a name, though, don't you? tits dance act of course). State that you'll see the state ana shck to your statement you won't be sorry. It's true. As reoorted exclusively in this column weeks ago, the Ma jestic is to be opened as a second run movie house on Easter Monday Second runs and re re runs, wny not open witn uavaicaae. Mr.

O'Rear? NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Department of Property and Supplies Room 163, Capitol, Harrisburg, Pa. Sealed proposals will be received here until two (2) p. m. (EST), Wednesday, April 4, 1934, and then opened, for construction of the following State projects; I. Garage, Offices and Shop Wing (Including Heating Plant), Indiana, Indiana County.

II. Alterations to Garage and Office Building, including Alterations to Heating Plumbing and Electrical Work, Clearfield, Clearfield County. Full information upon application to our office at Harrisburg, and the district offices of the Department of Highways at Clearfield. Franklin, Indiana and Williamsport. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified, bank cashier's or trust company treasurer's check, drawn to the order of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the amount stated below: Proposal Cost of Pro for Con Plans and Amount of Ject structlon Speclfi Proposal No.

of cations Guaranty General $5.00 5OO0.O0 Heating 2.50 500.00 Electrical 2.50 100.00 Plumbing 3 50 500.00 II. General (Including Mechanical) 2.50 600.00 The Commonwealth reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to accept or reject any part of any bid. JOHN L. HANNA, Secretary. "THE LINE UP" CAST "Bob" William Gargan "Peggy" Marion Nixon "Doyle" Paul Hurst "Fields" John MUJan "Mile a way" Harold Huber "Mrs.

Peterson" Greta Meyer "McGrath" Joseph Crehan "Mable" Noel Francis "Trigger" Francis McDonald "Chuck" Charlie Browne NOTICE OF LOCATION OF PENNSYL VANIA LIQUOR STORE FOR THE RAI.E OF UOIJOR. In accordance with' the provisions of the Act of November 29. 1933. No. 4.

no tlce is hereby given that the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board has determined upon the location of a liquor store at No 5 South Union Street, Middletown, Penn' sylvania. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, Robert S. Gawthrop, Chairman. Letters of Administration, c. t.

on the Estate of Stella E. Earley, late of the Citv of Harrisburg. Dauphin County. deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present tnem lor settlement, without delay, to JAMES W. EARLEY.

Administrator, 218 Woodbine Harrisburg, Fa. Or to: SNYDER, MILLER, HULL HULL, 206 Walnut Harrisburg, Pa. WEARY FARROW Carlisle, March 16. The marriage of Miss Melva Grace Farrow, daughter of, Mrs. Mary Farrow, of the Y.

W. C. A. staff here, and Dale E. Weary, son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Weary, 430 North Hanover street, took place Wednesday at Hagers HARRISBURG tgggb TELEGRAPH 20 FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 16, 1934 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Suburban For Sale SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE FURNISHED wrm THREE ACRES OSOUBU on What to Do, See and Hear By L. U.

K. condoguinet creek, all coNVEN 1 jT is reported that S. L. "Roxy" Rothafel Is going to build a Radio rrf" MRaraoM1 moore. I City in London, Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickiord doing the MILE HOUSE." CARLISLE, PA.

AUCTION SALES 90 PUBLIC SALE Of furniture and household goods at 2444 Penbrook Pen brook, Sat. March nth at 1 P. Koons. Auctioneer. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STATES FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OP PENNSYLVANIA In the matter of the New Idea Hosiery Company, bankrupt.

In bankruptcy No. 8361 PUBLIC SALE Thursday, March 29th, 1934 At 3 O'clock P. on the Premises at 14th and Howard Harrisburg, Pa. The Following Described Real Estate: All that certain tract or parcel land aituate in the City of Harrisburg, County of Dauphin, State of Pennsylvania, more particularly bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the southwest corner of Howard and South Fourteenth streets: thence southwardly along the western line of South Fourteenth street, one hundred and fifteen (115) feet to the northwest corner of Mayflower street and South Fourteenth street; thence west wardly along the northern line of said Mayflower street, ninety (iO) feet to a point at the line of other property of the New Idea Hosiery Company: thence northwardly along the line of said property and continuing along the line of property now owned by the Private Earl E. Aupand Veterans' Memorial Home Association, a line parallel with the western line of South Fourteenth street, one hundred and fifteen (115) feet to the southern line of Howard street, and thence eastwardly along the southern line of Howard stteet, ninety (90) feet In thft nines of beeinning.

Having erected thereon a two story brick, fully equipped Hosiery Mill, approximately forty five (45) feet wide and ninety (90) feet deep. Subject to the first mortgage of $30,000.00, otherwise tree and clear of all other liens and enr.umben1.nc4M;. Also the following contiguous plot ot around, not, however, subject to the aforesaid mortzaee. situate in the City of Harrisburg, County of Dauphin, State of Pennsylvania, bounded ana oescnoea as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the northern line of Mayflower street, which point Is ninety (90) feet westwardly from the northwest corner of South Fourteenth and Mavflower streets: thence extend' lne westwardlv alonz the northern line of Mayflower street, ninety five and nine tenths (95.9) feet to a point; thence northwardly by line parallel with the eastern side of Forest street, fifty and sixty six one hundredths (50.66) feet to the southern line of a four (4) feet wide alley; thence eastwardly along the southern line of said four (4) feet wide allev. ninetv flve and nine tenth (95.9) feet to a point; and thence southwardly by line parallel with the western side of South Fourteenth street, fifty and slaty six one hundredths (50.66) feet to point In the northern line of May' flower street, the place of beginning.

Having erected thereon three (3) two and one half (2Va) story frame dwellings and storage shed. DONALD ROYAL, Trustee w. H. DUNBAR, III, Attorney J. T.

EN5MINGER SON, Auctioneers. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. In the matter of William Patterson Stuart, Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy, no. tKM. PUBLIC SALE AH that certain tract of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate in Susauehanna TownshiD.

Daurjhin County. Pennsylvania, more particularly bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at an iron pipe on the east' em line of Thirteenth street as widened to forty (40) feet at the northern line or Lot No. 17 (on a Plan of Lots as herein after referred to), said point being about two hundred eleven (211) feet north of the northeastern corner of Thirteenth and Herr streets, thence northward' ly along the line of Thirteenth street, fifty (50) feet to another iron pipe at southern line of prop' erty now or formerly of Clara Hunter; thence eastwardly at right angles to financing. Doug and Mary had better count their change. Even the Rockerf ellers couldn't stand the Roxy spending pace in New York.

The man who knows tells of one instance of Roxy's free spending of the Rockerfeller cash. The costume room needed needles. Roxy sent out and bought $600 worth enough to last three or four generations. (Since writing this, London dispatch advises that Doug denies all. He didn't need our advice.) New today: "Hi Nellie," Colonial "Nana," Loew's "Devil Tiger," Victoria "The Line Up" continues at the State "Eight Girls in a Boat" at Her shey Let the shufflers try those.

sasjsjajajjajjajj nsfJt BIG SHOW DUE AT HOLLYWOOD CLUB St. Patrick's Day will be more than St. Patrick's Day for night club fans who frequent the Hollywood Club on Carlisle Pike. Man JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED DRINK A LITTLE DANCE A LITTLE EAT A LITTLE HOLLYWOOD CLUB 8 Minutes from Hbg. on Carlisle Pike NO COVER CHARGE Reserve Now for St.

Patrick's Party Saturday ST. PATRICK'S PARTY at the HALFWAY HOUSE S. Front St. Steelton Favors Noisemakers for All Beer, Ale and Mixed Drinks Celebrate St Patrick's at ACE OF CLUBS 336 Mohn St. Steelton AL TROMBINO And His Seven Collegians NOVELTIES FOR ALL FRANK JEgACO, Mgr.

BARGAIN NIGHT BEER AND ALE REGULAR 12 OZ. MUG WW REX CAFE Formerly Savoy Cafe 249 S. Front St. Steelton Valencia usss SATURDAY, MARCH 17 HARRY RESER World's Greatest Ban joist In Person With His CLIQUOT CLUB ESKIMOS Admission 85c, Tax Included TONIGHT DELICIOUS SHRIMP BESSAMER HOTEL 243 Main St. Steelton, Pa.

PRE ST. PATRICK'S PARTY SKIPPER SANDICH Going to Town With Bis Dogs JACKIE STEELE In Roll'em, Boys Roll'era Al Parfait's Hollywood Cadets In Latest Dance Hits Police Benefit Ball FOR PENSION FUND March 17, 1934, 8 P. M. Brownagle's Orchestra The Best Dance Band Feature Attractions Unlimited Facilities Zembo Mosque Admission 50c BIG BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR DANCING JOHNNIE Sensational Tap Artist WILSON HOTEL 143 S. 3rd St.

Penn Royal Orchestra FEATURING GINGER LEE The Originator of the Jungle Dance Beer and Ale, Mugs lOe NO COVER CHARGE ager Dick Clark has a real treat in store for them. By a turn of very good fortune Mr. Clark has obtained for this one night only, the featured artists from the "Girl of My musical RED MILL INN York Highway Between Hbg. and York SATURDAY NITE, MARCH 17TH ST. PATRICK'S DANCE and FLOOR SHOW No Cover or Minimum Charges CHARLEY KEAN, Owner Kctam or Mng or in en sn I HALLETT "Every Man A Sensation" MAR.

19th CfXtf Special Admission rim in Coilas BUneht CALLOW AV BALI ROOM imkHRISSUBOM WHAT A SHOW! ON THE STAGE A GREAT FIVE ACT VARIETY PROGRAM PACKED WITH GIRLS MUSIC DANCING AND SPONTANEOUS, SIDESPLITTING EPISODES! in ON THE SCREEN CAUGHT FNAWEB OF 4 Continuous Performances 4 comedy, which production would skip Harrisburg in the natural course of events. In his own words he says, "It's the finest show ever presented on the Hollywood floor and only modesty py John Harris Red Cross PATRICK'S BALL HARRIS2NIAN ORCHESTRA Mar. 17th A4a.if Vi I THl YBJX IS LIFTED? JP 'BtboldaitdbeMdb Zola'i tvluptuota UJj tf tit bouUmtrds in NANA' "YOU HAVEN'T BEEN ANYWHERE UNTIL YOU'VE VISITED THE OLD LIVERY STABLE Every Night Except Sunday There A Good Floor Show and Dancing et The Old Livery Stable Palmyra tt1 community theatre rvJS HERSHEY.PfNNSVL.VANI A WmmAS Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Mar. 15, It, 17th. big time i STAGE ACTS Comedy song dancing and a "skating classic" ON THE SCREEN "EIGHT GIRLS IN A BOAT" Thuri.

Fri. One Show Piehira 7.30 P.M.; Stag Shw 9. P. Pictur. 10.15; Sat.

Two Shews 6.30 9. P. M. Adm. 50 75c Uclu.

tat. Children under 12 yean 25c iKwaMVMMeima A A nniTn il Pi 4 prevents taking in a vastly larger territory. in. Take a tip, get your reservations For the first time in history THE KING OF BEASTS BATTLES THE MONARCH OFTHE JUNGLE In murderous frenzy the lion and the tiger dagger like teeth bite claws like tempered steel rend living flesh. settle the age old question "Which Is king? As a Newspaper Man He "Muffed" the Biggest Scandal the Town Ever Knew! 4 So They Took His Job and Gave Him the Heart Throbs Column i UVU Mil III ASIA'S FIERCEST JUNGLE BEASTS CLASH IN MORTAL HI, NELLIE Hailed Him.

And He Turned the Town Inside Out! Don't Miss This Exciting Picture! A Warner Bros, "nit with the blonde menace of ul Am A Fueitive" GLENDA FARRELL DARKNESS' 10 WOULD LORV lllllllfll Out, of, mystery, chaos and terror bringing excitement and rare magnetism to the role of Zola's lady of the boulevards! STARTS TODAY II MI 1 makes her long awaited debut in American, pic tures in the Samuel poldwyn Production of NANA with Monel Atwill Richard Bennett Mae Clarke Phillips Holmes Muriel Kirkland Adapted by Willard Mack and Marry Wagstaff Gribble directed by Dorothy Arzner Released thrulJnited Artists.