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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-12
Weather Report

I1lSueSL Wluu NCiOCiIy 90
Weather Forecast
For Bismarck and vicinity: Cen
orally fair tonight and Sunday. Not
much change in temperature.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Sunday. Not much
change in temperature.
General Weather Conditions
The pressure is low over the Mis-
sissippi Valley and over the South
west and scattered showers occurred
over these sections. Light precipi-
tation occurred in northeastern
North Dakota and in western South
Dakota but elsewhere over the
Plains States and Northwest the
weather is fair. Cooler weather
prevails over the Plains States but
elsewhere temperature changes have
been slight.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Meteorological.
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Olympic Stadium. C 10 m e s.
France, July 12, (By the A. PD-
Paavo Nurmi, the marvellous Fin
nish runner, scored his third Olym-
pic triumph today when he won the
10000 meter cross country race by
more than 500 meters from his coun-
tryman. Willie Ritola. with Earl
Johnson. the American negro run
ming star, surprising the field with
a great race which gave him third
place.
The United States team broke the
worlds record in the 400 meter
race. six trial heats, makingg the
distance in al l-5 seconds. beating
the new record of AZ seconds flat
made earlier in the afternoon by the
British team.
The Americans raced like the
wind to clip as of second off the
mark set by Great Britain in the
first heat and equalled in the third
heat by Holland. The United States
team was composed Of Frank Hus-
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The word family" as used in the
census, means group of persons,
rather related by blood or not, who
live together as one household.
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st. Paul. July IL. (By the A. P.)
"A definite policy for farm relief
legislation was expected to be adop-
ted here today ut the concluding
session Of the national conference of
farm organizations.
A plan favored by the resolutions
committee of the conference would
provide for a centralized farm Or
ganization to work for the interest
of agriculture, and it was indicated
some such body would be formed
here.
1t was proposed before the reso-
lutions comm ttee yesterday that a
federal committee composed of dele
gates from every state and repre-
senting all farm organizations should
be named to formulate any legisla-
tive action to be taken. One sug-
gestion was that the central COM
mittee should be chosen from leaders
of farm organizations now existing.
One of the purposes of the con-
ference is to obtain passage in the
next Congress of the McNary- Haugen
export corporation farm relief bill.
which was defeated at the last ses-
sion, or a measure drawn up along
the same lines.
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j. s. FLIERS
ON NEW HOP
Leave COnstantinople For
Bucharest, ROumania

Constantinople, July IL. (By the
A. P.)-The United States Army avi-
ators, on a round the world flight,
left Constantinople at 1916 o'clock
this morning, Greenwood time, for
Bucharest, Roumania.
Lieut.. Lowell H. Smith. the COM
mander of the flight, and his five
comrades, had an uneventful trip
from Aleppo, which they left at 6
o'clock Thursday morning.
Although the engines have been
working splendidly they will be re-
placed with new ones at Brough, on
the northern tip of Scotland. where
pontoons will be substituted for the
wheeled landing gear preparatory to
the passage of the Atlantic.
Their routes from this part of
the trip lies over the Orkney and
Farce islands. Iceland, Greenland
and thence to Labrador.
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Acid should not be used as a SOL
copper.
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u, 9. STlLl.LEADS

Olympic Stadium. Colombes,
France, July 12.--With the next
to the last day Of the Olympic
track and field games complet-
ed, the standing of the nations
on points was United States
1914; Finland 1856: Great Britain
63ia; Sweden 26ia; France 1919;
Switzerland II: Australia 10:
Hungary ~; Argentine 3;
South Africa 5; Canada S; Nor
way 4; New Zealand d; Denmark
3; Japan !.
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Kansas and Nebraska grow more
than 1900, 900 Of the less than 1c,000.-
600 acres Of alfalfa in this. country.
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FORCED BACK

Kasumigaura. Japan, July ia.
Stuart McLaren, who hoped off
with two companions this afternoon
for Manato. on a flight around the
world,N was forced to return here
by engine trouble which developed
soon after the start.
McLaren hopes to start again to-
morrow morning.
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NEW CAMPAIGN
FOR FARM BILL
IS PROPOSED
Conference in St. Paul Urges
Creation of Export Mar
keting Agency

st. Paul, July 12.-Organiza-
ton of a national council for
promotion of the interest of
agriculture is urged in the res
olutions committee report pre-
sented to the national confer
ence of farm organizations here
this afternoon.
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WEATHER FORECASTS

TOT bismarck and Vicinity: Gem
orally fair tonight and Saturday.
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{ H0colate Sponge is now put up in great
~ big Family Package" - approximately
"a pounds---containing 120 generous pieces
of this fine candy. 1t is just the thing for the
weekend party for the automobile tour; for
the camp and for the children at home.
(JUeighing approximately "a pOur,ds)
ig Family Package (UOeighing approximately "a pO

Bayer's Bakery & Conf, HyattsviIle.
Clarl's Stumble Inn, La Plata.
Deskln's Market, RiveFdale.
DudrOw's Pharmacy, Maryland Ave-,
Fisher Z Blumberg. Upper MARI
Frest, Berwyn.
George Candy Kitchen, r. A..
Hyattsville.
Gillnm's, Marlboro Pike,
Glazer, B., 210 61st St., Capital
Glickman, A.. zee Carroll ST., TakOma
Gcldsman's Market. Bunker Hin,
Mt. Rainier.
Harrlson. James, Meadow.
He HTy ~. MaE nHs:;,. slss q Rainier
HsrbergeE's Grocery, sS4s. Goth st.,
Hyattsville Restaurant, Hyattsville.
K Ksr5; ]: N, WaII;dorf. -.
La Soda 81 slO Carroll Ave.,
Loalse's Grocery Store, wells Ave-,
E., Hyattsvil1e.
LOvelace. e. A., Pestoffice, Clinton.
Mangum. g.. A.. Marlboro Pike.
Manning's, Bladdensburg.
MRttIngly BrOs., $50 Cedar ST.,
TakOma Park.
MOst0w, BIadensburg.
Park Lunch Room, Fl Laurel Ave-,
TakOma Park.
Park ,.. PhaF1m1asy. IS laurel Ave-.
Payn's Candy store. Mt. Rainier.
Peackam, Mt. Rainier.
Pekofsly, A., 1887 saith st., Mt.
F Fssssai, +. Viper a Ne MsrlNS Gss.r st.,
TakOma Park.
G.. j.. Ross, HyRttsville.
SchOlnick, j.. Mt. Rainier.
Shultx, g.. Clinton.
smith's Market, 4OOs Newton st.,
stalllngs, Geo., Marlboro.
q. B. Mercantile Co., r. b.
Takoma Art q Gift shOppe, 10 Car
roll Ave-. TahomR Park.
Troll Bros, s48 Cedar, TaIxOma Park.
Truman Bros. Camp Springs.
Van valkenburg, j. r., Berwyn.
Well Pharmacy, RiverdAle.
Wentx, L. j., Floral Park, Brandy
Wood Bros. Route 8. woods Corner.
VIRGINIA.
dria.
Anderson.s Grocery. sos Queen st.,
Alexandria.
Astryxe. Chas.. 700 King &c.. Alaz-
Ballston Pharmacy! BaIlston.
Bartle's lunch. Gum Springs.
BerRman's Grocery, Va. Highlands.
Boyer, w. r., Clarendon.
CArvel, j. r.. S2S 8. Pitt st., Alex
andria.
CherrydaIe Lunch, CherrydaIe.
Cheseevoir, .027 OrOnocO st., Alex.
andria.
Clarendon Cafeteria, Clarendon.
Columbus Sc. Station, King and 90.
Humbus ets., Alexandria.
Co0ley's Lunch N0Om. Vienna.
CHOwell, n. E., West Falls Church.
Darden, POstOffice, Arlington.
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DaGiaI's Grocery. s1T N. Asaph g.
Del Ray Drug store, Del Ray.
Del Ray Service Market, Del Ray.
Denty, Mrs., Pohick.
Dove; +: AccOtinIxs. -.
Freeman, L. L., vienna.
Friedson, 800 8. Fairfax ST., Alex
Gaines, 2. T.. ssS n. washington
Grey, Il. B.. $50 .. Lee g.. Alex.
Harrison. Mrs.. es7 s. Columbus d..
HiIderbrand, d. A.. Falls Church.
Hines, L; g., Shocking Station.
Hinton, W. G.. Camp HUMPHREYS
Ideal Store, Lee Highway ana let
St., East Falls Church.
Igoe, r. f., 1000 Duke st., Alex
Testers, 1915 King st.. AIexandrla.
johnson. =. L.. n. Washington &C.,
KeSeIeF. 400 s. Lee ST., Alexandrla.
kirshenbanm, n. b.. Nails Aill.
kisseleff, M, Park Lane.
Leary Cen. Mdse. ACcot,nk
Lyons Ice Cream ParlOr, BalIstom.
Mccormack, Cherrydale.
MitcheIl's Ice Cream ParlUr, CIaFen-
Myers, 3. c., Tyson Corners.
Nic,IIn's Drug Store, SO1 Duke st.,
Norfolk, J. A.. Route 8, Alexandria.
Orioie, The. 1000 King 81, Alexan-
Pouten, R. c.. Ss4 King st., Alex
andFia.
PiersOn, Accotink.
Pulley's Pool Room, 1901 King st..
BeHai i Prar store. srs King ST..
Rice. 400 N. Fairfax St., alexandria.
RObey's Drug store. Fairfax.
RubeR'e Market. SSS N. COIumbus
St.. Alexandria.
SamahR' Bros. ROsslyn. Va.
schlichting, 12S 8. Fairfax &c., Ajax
see@i. so7 wolf st., Alexandria.
Service Pharmacy. 5O6 King st.,
Alexandria.
s shsr 3 son. S% Arlington Sst c.,,,,..,.,
St.. AIexandria.
Temple Pharmacy, lels King g.,
Alexandria.
TiIlinRhast, Mrs.. LawtOn.
Tourist Lunch, SOS King St. Alex.
Trayersc, J. w.. 400 Prince g..
Alexandria.
TRIGGERS, Potomac.
Trlpp's Handy Store, 200 N. Payne,
Alexandria.
Wares Pharmacy, East Falls
wsrfieid. Edgar. SOL King g.. Alex-
andrla.
Washington sc. Market, 0OI q.
Washington st., Alexandria.
Weil'e Pharmacy, 1901 King st.,
Alexandria.
WhitestOne, 1A8 8. Royal &c., Alex-
mndria.
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Peters, Frank, 1918 M st.
PetwOrth Food Store 4213 9th st.
Petworth Variety Store, SSS shep-
Ph!ls.delpGia Cont. 1888 18th St.
PRueas. n. NJ sico Georgia Ave.
PiEEia, p, 100 Az st.
Polend'S. 1222 Potomac Ave.
Pomerantz's Market, 02B 18th 81.
Portion. Joseph, nth q I SITS.
Post Exchange, walter Reed Hos
POtosixy. A., sss N st.
Potts Market, 1000 Goth st.
Pott's Market, s:nd q N st.
Quality Pharmacy, Sen q Eye sts.
Quincy DeIicatessen. 1901 14th 81.
R RsssheF' j.; sis!1 r 81: =. =.
Rs ssneSds A nS1S 20 500 s. Co. Av.
Rhode Island Pharmacy, ISt q
Rhode Island Ave.
Robins Market. 1859 sherman Ave.
Robinson ROOi, ,; w; 1111h YOu st.
Creek Church Rd.
Rosenblatt, g.. 1919 18th st.
ROsenfield, s., 5th 8 M SITS.
Moss PnaFmacys 10th n r. SITS.
Rubin, H., 3rd & X SITS.
81. James Jane y, Cigar Stand, 9Th . Penn.
Sacks Confectionery Store, sO1s LIST
SANS Candy store. 1881 N. Capitol.
Sanitary Delicatessen, 1926 N. Capitol
Sari, Martin, 24b2 18th BE.
Sauer, J. H., B6O8 Broad Branch Rd.
Savoy Confectionery. 3O12 I1th ST.
SchHm. D.. as1 One st.
Schneider, Chas., 90 o 50.
Sholer. Norris. 1907 9TH So.
s sc%%arss. E. E. 1874 1871 19 sa y e. st'
schwoerer. r. ". 800 nth ct.
Segel's Grocery. $50 send sc.
Senate Cigar Store. 1904 7th Sc,
shapirO'a Meat Market, All o 81.
sG; M MasseeE RHf ,Ss. =: ssnd a.
shiIherg. s.. 1908 18th st.
shukln.. NJ. 900 Barry Place.
sIluster's Market. 1850 8rd ST.
sieReI, IhiiIip. 2eOl 18th st.
silva. Tony. 2l09 C7h. ave.
SIIvernnAn, j., 1885 18th Sc.
silverman, w. s4O1 sherman Ave. s.
simon's Grocery. cath and II Sta.
Simpson, y. f.. 18th and r. I. Ave.
sIeeados' Confectionery, 1908 7th 81.
Smith, J.. 438 v St.
Smith Bros. 10Th and PA. Ave.
Hnellinge. 624 Eve re.
Snlder's Market. BDAs (sa. Ave.
sOdy. NJ, 500 Irving st.
spauIding. r.. S4Ol Dent Place.
Stein. T.. 2524 Ga. Ave.
et"ln'e Confectionery. 1881 18th Sc.
Stirrlss, r., 3420 Prospect &c.
suRarIand. 1915 I4th Sc.
Susser. B., 21BS PA. Ave.
Suffers Drug store. casa 18th ct.
TayIor's variety Store, l520 a., Az.
Tehan, O., 1883 Seth Sc.
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Golden. F.. HOO n. !. Ave.
Golden, 8. A., 3Ol 18th Sc.
Greenberg, j., col e st.
Gree p sSo "; a. 4Ap 3. Bowen Rd'
Harry's M Market, itiss 4th st.
Home Market. Attn and a SITS.
House OF Commerce, I28e Half st.
HOwley's, 5O7 ID st.
Hurwitz's Market, 1899 y. J. Ave.
jackson. A.. 1000 south Capitol.
Jaffe's Delicatossen. 72B b st.
johnson, 3rd and L SITS.
Rays Market. Half and n SITS.
Keller, n. f., Srd and @ Ste.
KOblon, l., 1855 s. Capitol.
Krupnik, 18th and Eye Stss
Library Delicatessen, 2O7 End st.
Lifts Market, coo Alabama Ave.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy, 1901 n.
Capitol.
Lincoln sI c Park Confectionery. i1oN
Fast, East Capitol sIh a.a r "a.
Little Wonder Delicatessen, sO6 End
MaIts, j.. 1904 st.
Manhattan Bowling Alley. 14S b
Matthews Pharmacy. 1900 s. Capitol.
Mentei, W. r., 500 Pa. Ave.
Milabsky. 1850 X st.
Minioff's Market. 2SS 18th 81.
Navy Pea House, 4S7 Sth st.
ODonnell's Drug Store, 4Ol Il. Cap.
Olive, 9. H.; OsS 9Th st.: us.
Pani's Conf: and Lunch, ssOS Pa.
Peacosk': Confectionery. 1919 Good
Hope Rid. 49, ..
Pecker. l.: 1904 9Th st:
Pizzia' Raymond, lOl4 Sth st.
Plat, l., 1900 Eye st.
Resnik, A., $50 d ct.
Rosenberg. VIM, 147 g st:
RosenblOom, B.. 1l20 b st.
R% USSn.AM NJ. All B 81.
Saidnan, b., 700 4th st.
Samples Pharmacy. 18th and Walter
SITS.
sSSnsiGsr. A. s sss sth o g.
Shanks, Half and Eye SITS.
Sher, H., 1O2 North Carolina.
sherman, 900 ID Sc.
siegel's. I0Oh G St; tao, ,,,.. A..
silyer's Pharmacy, s2O4 MINI: ave.
spSetre;s Market, S4s 18th 81.
sSs"r Bowl S T CANDY ~ shop, 7Os sth 81.
Tanenbaum, g., 900 Eye st.
T TSgISss., D 1sss 'g sth 7 a. r.
T TrEp"|' n. p u i 4 Il. B st.
Victory Market, Srd and A Ste,
Wilmer, A., 800 Srd st.
Wolf, H., 18e Hickman st.
ZOIo. H., 400 First 81.
MARYLAND.
BraInIn, r.. Central Ave-. Capital
Heights.
Brentwood.
Browns Novelty shop, Belt Pike,
Cottage City.
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'hoc0late Sponge---the best-known, best
~ liked candy in America!
Everybody likes it---for its crisp, "crunchy'
taste; its rich, fresh, real chocolate flavor; its
golden-brown, delicate molasses ''insides"; for
its absolute purity and healthfulness.
Only ST for the Big Family Packa
NoRTHWEsT tCoNTINUEpl

NORTHWEST (CONT1NUED)
LeibOw, B., SCI I'd st.
Lemmer, H., 1889 Bth st.
Leuchessie. A., SCI Pa. Ave.
LevensOn. b.. ls46 9th st.
LLe Lew, NJ. =; sso1 ls4 60 G e. st.
Litman, j., 1923 Sc.
IittOn. A., 1870 C st. t
LODatIn. Burman, I4th and G SITS.
EUSer n~l F.. sos Si gee GsOr q 81 Ave.
Lundon. j., 400 q st.
Mcclure. g.. och and You SITS.
MMScnilla; G 52So s9s0 Georgia Ave.
MMskiIEsaSf. s ssf lt 3 st. f.
Marcos, John, asia Pa. Ave.
Marquette Pastry shop, 1909 18th st.
Msrsha1I M I., i14s Pa: Ave; ,s
May. d. b.. 461l i4th 81
Ms sssSSsehil, 4 l.. FL ioG sl is.h c g. Ave-
MsS SSSsi l., sSss o sGaa 81 nd Ave.
Mercer, llO4 r st.
MMsrvi;' i. A.; S4ss 14th st.
MsyeSrs Nj Make sFe a9 7ssa Es sst Et s..
M sT,',S G., zoos Ga. Ave.
MiIIer;s Nj tiro SrG ana Ses Up; q SITS.
MiIIer's, 10Th ana You a. a.
Million Dollar Grocery, S8Os COnnec-
NLinassIan. l.. 1896 9th 81,
Ni,noHx BAKERY. SSl5 Ga. Ave.
Mires, I7I9 North Capitol Sc.
Mtcheu: James, 1898 l. Sc.
Monck. q. Paul. HEOS Ga. Ave.
Morgan BrOe., SOth q r Sta
Morgan RRna al n HNR.
MOstOw. l.. lS47 Goth ST,
Mount vernon Station. l2th G. Pa.
NSehsln.s' Grc:er w. s SsS'S g 3 s., s,..
Nader 9 Nader. Uses nth 81.
Nean Bros. $500 McCofi1b 81,
NcIson's Drug store. N. Capt. q n
Nolan. J.. A.. Recreation Bldg.
Ne '.S fSrk Pure Food Shop, SdOe
O.Doneli,s Drug store, ssO4 NJ At.
ODOnneH's Pharmacy, 14th q Ken
S S!ssHSaf SsiA a "a, FL ~ sSth r 4, S.
Olympia Confectionery, 1886 VIE.
GRIM: 9 '; ;.s e: :ss r. :. Ave-
Ouiiinow. M. ISIS 10th 81,
0xenberE's. Meat Market. l42 o 81.
Paganna, J. r., sol Pa. Ave.
Paregol, j., sO1B 10th Sc.
Parket, G. r., 10 N Nt.
ParlSview DeIicatessen, 36Ol Ga Ave.
Parkylew Market, $50 Lanier ~.
Patlen, H.. 243 o Sc.
Payne's Delleatessen, 1427 N. Capitol.
PearsOn'E Meat Market, 233 Up.
shur &c,
Peoples Drug Stores.
Pete'S Deiicateasen, 1887 You Sc.
Peters. E. Ohio. 1st q Ste.
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Tehan, o., 32s3 NJ st.
Thomas & Jepeway, LIST and X SITS.
Tidal Basin Bathing Beach, Speed
TievSky, L.. 1900 Co. Ave.
Trangoqlis, p. NJ, 1883 9TH st.
Tropical Fruit Store, 1880 N. Y. Ave.
Troshensky Grocery, 23rd and Va.
Tucker. @. D., s4OO North Capitol st.
Udoff, b.. 42S Taylor st.
Tneeda Meat Market, 400 Ga. Ave.
University LHncheopette, $500 9Th st.
yersis Bros, 9th and o SITS.
Victor DelAcatessen, 1913 Eye st.
Yictor Meat Market, nth and N Ste.
vtnci, 1909 North Capitol. st:
"s ~ SKSdnfectionery' 18th ana Column
walk, Mrs, $500 Ga. Ave.
Walker Gauley Co., 45O1 Wis. Ave.
Walsh's, 1901 Ga. Ave.
WeinstOck. Oscar, sSrd and e SITS.
Meisblatt's Grocery. 26O1 Eye st.
Werlich, g., 1866 Fla. Ave.
Whips, VIM. W., 18th and T SITS.
Wilson's Corner, 1O5 Upshur st.
wisconsin Ave. DeliCatessen. 1850
WishnOwsIy. eO1 N. j. Ave.
Wohl. B., gal John Marshall Pl.
Morkman's Market, 9s8 10th st.
Xager's DeIlCateasen, 1889 F st.
Ya.om, Benz, 9th and SITS.
Yaxge, George. $50 Park Rd.
York Confectionery, 1851 Ga. Ave.
NORTHEAST.
Abelman's Market, 44OO Dean Ave.
Adler. H., 8H FentOn st.
AlIaband'. Pharmacy. sOsB Rhode
Arnoff. g. 1889 Benning Rid.
Atkins, p, 9th and A SITS.
Bars, j., 20O8 Mills Ave.
Basin, M, 1928 Lincoln Rd.
Relnick's Market, 265 10th St.
BOn0mon. D., B53 18th st.
BrooRiand Ply, sois 1sth 1t.
Browns Confectionery, sOs6 H. I.
Byrne. Mrs. NJ, 14sS @ 81.
Chaconas Confectionery. SCI II st.
ChasssIn e.! g BSSn nd go r. I. Ave.
Ci"Trocci. O., sss D S. 81.
Cokinos, 11O3 H St.
Colonial Confectionery. 1858 II Sc.
Collins Pharmacy. 20OO n. I. Ave.
Daneri. ina Quincy Sc.
Desltim, A., 1000 h sc.
Dobkin'e Grocery. l4l Uland Terrace
D0uElas' Pharmacy, 1905 ID st.
DReAtrtland Conf, CAS- II sc.
EeOnOmon, IS Fla. Ave.
Exler. M, is r. 81.
FabFixiO's. l4OO III AZ.
Fanaroff's Market, S1a4 18th IT.
Farris, 1888 N &c.
Feinatein, 9a5 1Ath sc.
Fines Market. 27l1 BladensburE Rd.
FOef'A 500 r Et.
FreldmaIA'e, 1901 KRAMER 90.
Gaes. B., 1901 BennIng I'd.
Glaeemnn, W., 81 II. /. Ave.
GOldstcln. col Il Sc.
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Gordon, 1880 b st.
Greenberg's Grocery, 18th 4 G SITS.
Migdon, s2O0 Charming Sc.
Hildenberg's, 619 10th st.
Home Drug Co., 4th & HI SITS.
Inoff's, 81 18th ST.
Jaffe, Harry, 1901 Morse ct.
Katz. 1st 3 O SITS.
KOgod, L, $50 A Sc.
krias's DeIicAtessen. 9 Quincy at.
Leonberger Bakery. 400 e. I. Ave.
Levin, e.. 1889 18th st.
Lichterman, L., 9O1 9th St.
Madden's, $500 Dean Ave.
Mayo's, istf 4 Monroe sts. -
Merits, /. g., 635 II sc.
Meyer. 200 Capital Ave.
Minson's, 728 r st.
MuIitE, j., 61st g. Franklin.
M1rphy's Novelty . Conf, il4 n 81.
NelghbOrhOod Market, 9th d r SITS.
Nichols & Co., 4O1 Maryland Ave.
Northeast Candy Kitchen, 500 VI 10.
Parna. NJ, 1914 Lewis SC.
Peak Dry Goods Store, 426 X vt.
Pure Food Bakery. 1850 18th st.
Reznek, f.. sol 18th SC.
ROchecharlle, N. p, sol M St.
s sIS1s'i ph haSD asn 81 sth 9 X Sta.
SchwaFtz's, 142S r st.
Schwartz, X, bth . A Sta.
shapiro, 65B 10th sc.
Shultx, Il. NJ, 10 18th st.
simpson. J. A. Co.. 61st B Dix Ave.
Simpson simpson: r. Sxl 1899 SO, Eyarts st.
sIyman's Confectionery, 1909 n st:
Stein, M. cal 18th st.
stswart; MR. < $ SSSss 9Th ST. ~.
TObin Bros, 3406 18th 50.
Witt, 828 3rd st,
ZabrelI. L., 1900 b st. \.
SOUTHWEST.
AAe eiS'S MARKET y. S I'll 3 1tp &. ST.
BablnslIy, Sam, 1901 Srd st.
BeIlucei, E., 9O6 Ar st.
BelsOn's Market, 1876 L. st.
Berger's Market, 8O1 lat st.
Berkman's, 400 7th Sc.
Betman, H., Srd and Mclean Ave.
BOrak, Sam, 1887 End St.
Brooke es%S,I L. pS 500 Sth ST. ;oeo az g.
Cooper, j., 0O1 LIST 90.
Cut-Rate. Market. 90 N 50.
DEyidson's Pharmacy: "a M 81.
0iIlard, w. H., M SC.
Downs, c., 625 9Th st.
Epstein, D., 141 # Sc.
Feldman, l., Srd and r st.
Fisher, Bruno. 1900 9TH st.
Fradin, Louis, al Delaware Ave.
FurF's Pharmacy, LIST and Va. Ave.
Georges Confectionery, BO7 ma. Ave.
Gilman, D.. 8ST 0rtl Ht.
Gllman's Market, 217 10th Sc.
GlnesberR, l., 80 N st.
Glaubach, f., 210 N sc.
GlaEer's Market, 118 ID 81.
GO0dmnn's DellCatessen, see Az st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-25

Goose, H.. 700 list st.
Gordon, Harry, 945 E st.
GordOn's Market, 80b n st.
GSuId's Quality Bakery, aso TIN st.
Hailstork's Pharmacy, End q HI SITS.
Herbert's Pharmacy, 10th q Va. Ave.
Hillman, Louis, % d st.
Holmes, F. NJ, 1900 G St.
HymRn's Market, 48O T. st.
Keller's Market, 900 9Th 81.
keasler, NJ, 12th d c SITS.
KirsOn, A., 1881 3Fd st.
Klein, Joseph. All L st.
kSESk' R Georgs En- s1 y 1 h4t n. st.
Levin's Market, sol 12th st.
Llppman's Market, 337 Srd &c.
MaIlos, NJ, 909 AZ sc.
Miller, L., 100 eth st.
Mindless Market, 634 2nd st.
NeighbOrhOOd Market. 400 nth st.
Nelson's Confectionery, 6O4 Srd st.
NimetE. Max, FL M Sc.
Pettit's Delicatessen, ESQ 14th st.
POmerantz, A.. 1870 III st.
Rosenberg. Louis, 65i f st.
Rosenberg, s., 400 3rd st.
RSssnSiln. /. 10 AZ 81.
SansalOne, j., 240 LIST st.
ScherF, L., S3I 7th &c.
Schoe1n's Meat Market, 900 srd, sc.
Selsky, M, 81 G st.
SessO, Antonio, 431 LIST st.
ShanblOOm's Market, % M st.
Shaub's Market, 2O1 " st.
SheF's Market, 1874 3rd At.
Sherman's Market, 3Is and st.
Siegel's Market. 1887 C st.
Silverman's Market, SO NJ Sc.
Silverman's, haas 4h St.
Starr, NJ, 1900 Half st.
Up-tO-Date Meat Market, 900 Mary
WasSerman's Market. 9th o r sts.
watson, j. M, 6OI AZ st.
Wilson's Market, 727 eth sc.
Zugibo q Barba, 500 Az St.
SOUTHEAST.
Abelman, H., 1901 G st.
Anstin's Goody Shoppe, 1895 Good
Bass, 600 Eye sc.
Berkeley's Pharmacy, 100 North
BIeiouss' Pharmacy, 9Th and East
BrIniisy Bros, ass 4th st.
CapaneIIi. f., 400 9Th st.
CaFTelO, Ralph, .4O2 G st.
Charalxus 427 Sth st.
Chester NelghbOrhOod Store, S7O4
COLONY, H.. ist ana " Ste.
Congregational DeIicatessen. 1OS East
Coopsrs~,th, D., 1871 u Ct.
Dave,s Place: n. =. Ave. and Q g.
Deckelbaun's Market. BSs lac 81.
Del vecchlo. y. L.. 500 18th st.
DenisOn, 400 East CADltOl
Douglass. 18th and b SITS.
Duke, @. H.. roo nj Sc.
EIkon. l., se7 4tth st;
Evening star., 1924-07-04
TOLERANCE PLEA
IS MADE BY SMITH
independence Day Message
to Tammany Calls Spiritual
Freedom Vital.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 4.-Tolerance is
emphasized in an Independence day
message from Gov. Alfred E. Smith
today to Tammany Hall
Gov. Smith, who has been working
with his campaign managers in the
fight for the Democratic presidential
nomination, was unable to attend the
sent his message with his regrets.
''The well-springs of our national
life" he said, "are in the Declarat tion
OF Independence and in the Constitu-
tion of the United States. The spir-
ftual freedom guaranteed in these
documents is more vital to us than
the safeguarding of our material pos
Whatever threatens freedom of re-
ligion, of speech, of the press, is a
body blow at the United States of
America. I have such abiding faith
in the institutions of our government
and the good sense of the American
people that I refuse to believe that
intolerance can ever gain SO much as
is fairly held up to the sunlight of
true American public opinion it
withers and is blighted, as it should
be. Fear and hatred never survive
courage and reason. For tolerance
we will always battle willingly, be-
cause the foundations of peace and
progress are rooted therein"
The reconstruction problems Incl
dent to the war, the governor said,
require all the brains and the char
acter to solve them without being
distracted by temporary dissensions
not representative of the sound heart
of the American people"