Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-30

Joseph Katz. at 72s 9th street north
west.
Joseph r. Dyer. at $3.50 NJ street
northwest.
French Italian Importing Company.
Incorporated. Angelo Chicca. president,
at 1894 14th street northwest.
Peter X. Chaconas, at 22o 9Th street
northwest.
Lang Supply Company. Incorporated,
Sidney L. Gunst. president. at 4e7 eth
street northwest.
Albert E. Bethel, at 30 10th street
benjamin Resented. at 2lS AZ street
southwest.
James O. vermillion, at s31 eth street
northwest
Daniel Kentor, at 3249 NJ street north
west.
Joseph Rozansky, at 1920 18th street
northwest.
Joseph Richards. at 140S 18th street
northwest.
Morris Fetterman, at 7o7 II street
northeast.
John Gabriel, at 1914 9Th street north
west.
Mary and Bernardin F. Rover. at 74l
North Capitol street.
Abner-Drury Brewing Company, Inc.
Peter A Drury. president, at 25th and
G streets northwest.
George W. Hume, at lois 18th street
northwest.
+ Bernard Walls, at southwest corner
18th and Massachusetts avenue north
east.
James d. Donnelly. at 1906 / street
northwest.
Christian Schmidt, at rs Maryland
avenue northeast
Charles r. Talbert, at 14ss II street
northeast
William Schmidt, at 1903 18th street
northwest.
Lawrence A. Mccormick. at 227 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast
i Chris. Heurich Brewing Company.
rich
25th, 26th. and Water streets north
west.
Joseph p. Smith. at 210s Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Fernando r. Sari, at 1929 14th street
northwest
Annie E. Holman. at 1887 9Th street
northwest.
William and Morris Wolf, at 2l57 h
street northwest.
Samuel w. Henry, at 1917 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue northwest
Arlington Bottling Company. Inc.
Charles Jacobsen president, at 1922 Il
street northwest.
John Flaherty. at 1888 North Capitol
street
George W. Manogue. trading as Ma
nogue & Jones, 1850 NJ street north
west.
Frank Hume, Inc, Frank Hume pres
ident. at 454 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
G.. w. Ofutt Company. Inc, c.
Paxton president, at 3209-3211 N street
northwest
Conrad Page Company. Inc. William
NJ Drury. president, at 1921 18th stree.
William Hannah, at 1913 18th street
northwest
Nicholas H. Shea, at 632 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Samuel d. Minister. at 1900 Pennsyl-
vanfa avenue northwest.
To-kalon Wine Company. Inc, Ed
ward J. McQuade president. at 1405
F street northwest
Capital Liquor Co., Inc. Charles p
street snorthwest.
Rules for Sale of Stocks.
So that retail and wholesale liquor
dealers whose licenses expire October
81, without renewal. may dispose of
stocks remaining on hand the excise
board ordered that wholesale and re-
tail liquor licensees may. under special
permits, to be issued upon Application
therefor. at any time prior to Deem
Der l, 1915, sell the stock of liquors on
hand at this date, either at public or
private sale, subject to the following
Il said liquors shall be sold in bulk,
as an entirety.
40 In parcels, each parcel embracing
the entire stock of distilled spirits. or
the entire stock of wines, or the entire
stock of malt liquor.
3. No stock shall be sold to consumers.
but only to other dealers. or manufac-
turers, brewers, etc.
A. No stock shall be disposed of under
this rule which at the date thereof is not
on the premises: or if not on the premises.
which is not the property of the applicant
and within this District at the time Of
the passage of this rule.
5. No liquor shall be sold which has
been consigned to the applicant on such
terms that it can be returned to the
vendors without payment therefor by
the applicant
6. The applicant shall state. under oath.
the amount of liquor of each kind that
he desires permit for. and whether he
is the owner, or whether consigned, ana
If consigned, under what terms.
Dealers Eager to Get Papers"
Within a few minutes after the list
of licensees had been made public a
ruch for the office of w. H. Coombs.
license clerk, had set in. By O'Clock
a large number of licenses had been is
sued, and indications were that the ma
jority would be disposed of before the
close of business at 4:30 o'clock. For
the convenience of those who could not
obtain their licenses today MIR. Coombs
announced that he would keep his Of
flee open between 3 and 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. The license room Is
No. 119, on the main floor of the Dis
lrlcl pullulHS.
Views of Anti-Saloon Officials.
Andrew Wilson, president of the Anti
saloon League, and Albert l.. Shoe
maker, attorney for the organization,
We're on hand displaying a deep inter-
est in the result of the boards delib-
eratlons. Mr.. Shoemaker said he was
particularly well pIeased over the re-
fusaI or the board to grant licenses
to the hotels having less than nfty
rooms.
Mr. shoemaker was correspondingly
disappointed over the grating OF
licenses to three of the Iour saloons
on upper It'll street within short range
OF the several school buildings in that
section He also WAS disappointed at
the granting of certain licenses on Az
street, he sid. more especially the one
against which the school authorities
made strenuous fight.
FRENCH CLAIM GAINS
IN BOTS EN- HACHE FIGHT
PARIS, October 3o-French progress