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The Washington times., 1925-05-15
AURORAHE|GHTS.
HAS HOMES
EXHIBIT
Landscape and Planting DEM
onstration to Be Held
There Also

ARLINGTON COUNTY, May Is.
Extensive plans have been COM
pleted for the landscape and plant
ing demonstration to be carried on
tonight at 6 o'clock under the
auspices of the Aurora Heights
Civic Association, announced E. l..
Kirkpatrick today. the chairman in
charge.
The demonstration will be under
the direct supervision of Professor
David Lumdsen, of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, who has
selected the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh McCaffery, of Arlington
avenue, Aurora Heights, as the
most suitable.
Led by a truck upon which was
mounted a, model home with the
proper landscaping effects, built by
William F. Tyler, Of the Soldiers
Home, Washington, more than 100
citizens in automobiles from Aurora
Heights last night attended the
better home demonstration being
held during this week at Aurora
Hills.
Several hundred citizens of the
county have visited the model
house located in Aurora Hills which
was planned and furnished under
the direction Of the District of
Columbia Home Economics Asso-
citation.
The house is open for inspection
between the hours Of 3 and
o'clock. Today and tomorrow the
members of the woman's clubs OF
the county will act as hostesses.
Failing to obtain the necessary
merchants license, as required by
the State law, resulted in +. n;
Nflkis, who has a stand in the Old
Dominion station at Rosslyn, being
brought before Judge Harry r.
Thomas yesterday.
Nikis claimed that his business
was on Government property and
he was not required to, take out
merchants license. Judge Thomas
dismissed his case. Commonwealth
Attorney William V. Cloth imme-
diately noted an appeal. The case
will be presented to Judge Samuel
G.. Brent at the June term OF the
circuit court.
Plans for the formation Of a
Sunday school council to be COM
posed of the country and district
officials of the Arlington county
Sunday school association have
been completed.
President Charles Kincheloe. stat
ed that with the forming Of. this
council to lay out the workSof the
various Sunday schools of the coun-
try and district, the association at
its recent meeting provided for the
appointment Of committee on re-
Hgious education to promote the
forming Of summer Bible school
and teachers training class. This
committee will be composed OF the
pastors and superintendents of the
several Sunday schools in each
community.
Tomorrow night will be known
as Feature Night" with Columbia
lodge No. 2S5, AsIF-~ and A. NJ,
at a special meeting to be held
In the Masonic. temple at Claren
don, at which time the master ma
sons degree will be conferred. The
principal speaker of the evening
will be the Reverend Doctor John
C. Palmer. of Washington. grand
chaplain of the grand lodge of the
District of Columbia.
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:, to convince you It is better

Filtered water is used to
wash the butter, the salt
which seasons Meadow Gold
Butter has been tested for
purity and refinement; even
the parchment paper in
which Meadow Gold Butter
is wrapped is analyzed to
make sure that it is free from
impurities.
Apatented package, which
affords fourfold protection,
carries Meadow Gold Butter
from the creamery to you,
fresh, full Of rich flavor, and
secure against contamina-
ton.
Human hands donottouch
Meadow Gold Butter until
you remove it from its pro-
tective wrappings.
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SOUTHEAST

8. Blumberk. 341 18th st.
l.. Sugar, 18th & SITS.
B. Zaky. 18th & d SITS.
p. Cohen, 18th g. q SITS.
NJ. EdelAOn. 18th & Eye Sts:
H. Brady. 272S Nichols ave-, G: AeTSA
ShOach Bros, 80 Sheridan road.
Deslkin q Sander. Good Hope Hill.
The Home Meat Market, ISIS Pa ave.
j. w. Payne, 2337 Penna ave.
j. Myer. 1920 Minnesota ave.
@. j. r. Maker q Sons, 1900 MINI. ave.
III. EfegeI, 1901 c st.
r. NJ. Latham, 500 9Th st.
Blue Front Meat Market, 1901 Pa ave
SagerS Market, eth St.
Shegby's Market, S03 Pa. ave.
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SUBURBAN

Schneider Supply Co., Beltsvills. Nd.
l.. Parton . Son. Berwyn. Ma.
Mrs, Morris. Bethesda, ma
Bradley Hin Market, Bethesda Nd
s. e. SaclEfoVd, Bethesda, Nd.
Bethesda Provision Co., Bethesda. Md.
Ed. Smith; Brentwood IA. Brent
wood. Md.
L. s. Paxton. s511 HflI St.. Brent
wood, Md.
Max Hoffman. Brentwood, Nd.
Phillip Brainin, Central Ave. Capitol
Mrs. Rose Glare. s1st st.. Capt Hsta.,
j. MuIitz, s1st St. Capitol Hrts. MD.
Sam RacOssin, 61st St. Capt. Hgta.
Mrs. e. Hurdle, s1st St.. Capt. Hsts.
Md.
M. H. BlinOIsr. Cottage City, Nd.
David Venezlky, Hyattsvflle. Ma.
e. Fine, Hyattsville, Nd.
Mrs. Manner, Hyattsville, Md.
4. PekofskX. Mt. Rainier; Md.
W. 8. Brown, Mt Rainier. Md.
Rubin b SkOlintx, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Jones' Grocery. Mutrkirk, Md.
Sam Pollock. Riverdale. Nd.
Day & Ward, Rockville Nd.
j. o. MOulden, Rockville, Nd.
ThOs. Bowman. Silver Spring. Md.
Mrs. Austin. Willow Lane. Nd.
j. M. Swan. Langston & Anger P1
Garfield City.
M. j. Mcfarland. 1901 Prince st..
Alexandra, Va.
j. T. Sweeney . Bro. 11o1 Duke g..
Alexandria Va
p. e. IgO, 1000 Duke st.. Alexandra.
Carter Marshall. 1898 King ST..
HeiimGth Bros. sol King St.. Alex
Parker Bros, TIT King ST.. Alex
Duke & Assph St. Market, DuL. &
st. Asaph St, Alexandria. Va.
King st. Market. 5o4 King St, Alex
G. n: Anderson. sos Queen ST.. Alex
H. r. Beach & Bro. sac N. Royal
St, Alexandria. Va.
Alex. Meat Market. 115 N. Royal St.
NJ. Friedsen. 400 S. Fairfax St. Alex
H. b. Gray, S, Lee Wolfe ST.. Alex
andria, Va
H. KessIer. Wolfe & s. Lee Sta.
Alexandra. Va.
s. Fox. 400 Wolfe St., Alexandra, Va.
NJ. FagelsOn. col S. Wash. ST.. Alex
s. J. simpson. sol S. Alfred St,
j. shapiro. s25 Duke st.. Alexandra.
w. H. Simms, so4 N. Columbus ST.
Alexandria. Va.
J. Apple. 700 N. Columbus ST., Alex
andria. Va.
John Baraza. Patrick & wythe SITS.
Alexandria, Va.
Anna Burda. 527 n. st. Asaph ST..
Alexadnria, Va.
NJ. Berman, S17 N. st. Asaph St,
Alexandria. Va.
Columbus st. Market. Sss N. Colum
bus St. Alexandria. Va.
A. A: Huff. 1901 Pendelton St. Alex
Nj: %a Var ss7 or6noco St. Alex
c. e. Potterfield. 1Os N. Patrick St,
Alexandria. Va
Fl. ZaIxind. 900 N. Patrick St. Alex
andria, Va.
VIM. Il. Hammersky. 13o N. Henry
4. NJ Meatrdelseen. 1900 King b..
Alexandria, Va.
VIM. Rocker, 1925 Prince St.. Alex
Leachmsn & Sons, Payne & Queen
SITS, Alexandria. Va.
whips Market. Clarendon. Va.
Economy Meat Market. Clarendon. va.
Ray Marsey, Cherrydale. Va.
Ideal Store, East Falls Church. Va
T. q. Abbott, Falls Church, Va.
- r Elliott g. Son, Falls Church Va.
j. c. Elliott. Falls Church. Va.
Mrs. DOrphin, Lee Highway. Va.
u. Parks, Park Lane. Va
Shrave Market, West Falls Church. Va.
WiIIett Grocery, West Falls Church.
r. r. T. e. G. Shreve, West Falls
Church. Va.
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Be Sure to Try 1t

Clip the coupon NOW before
you lay aside this paper - SO that
you will be sure to get the Special
Size FREE Trial carton Of Meadow
Gold Butter which your dealer
has for you.
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NORTHWEST

Lakewood Market, 1860 ST.
Max Every, 1871 10th st.
II. KatZ, 400 LIST st.
shapiro Reliable Meat Market, S6oS
Center st.
New Hampshire Market, N. H. ave-
g. II st.
Geo. G. Langley. Riggs Market, 1+th
& r SITS.
MarshalI's Market, 10th at. & N. Y. ave.
John Sheahln, 18th & Fl SITS
kahnOv Delicatessen. I'LL nth 1T.
Pure Food, Chevy Chase, D. C.
Ineda Market, 1913 N. ]. ave.
krafCs Market, 1925 1Ath 1t.
Burka Bros, 942 La. ave.
z: V. HOuEh. Center Market.
w. X. Sacks, Center Market.
$. e. Martin, Center Market.
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Some Facts about
"MeadOqv Gold"

1t is churned from pure,
fresh cream especially selec-
ted for its richness and fine
flavor. The cream is then
double pasteurized so that
there can be no question or
doubt as to its purity. Expert
buttermakers churn the
cream by the most modern
and scientific methods in
plants which are models of
cleanliness and sanitation.
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Only ONE COUPON to family
NORTHEAST

J.! Ralph Barr, Hamlin q Mills ave.
j. Wiseberg, 1900 Benning road
q. M. .Chaoen. SO r. I. ave.
n. Dobkin, 141 INLAND Terrace.
New Lincoln Market, - U St.
Progressive Market. 1929 Lincoln road
y. A. lfcGivern, 1727 No. Capt. st.
O. =. TOIson. 2503 N. Capt. st.
v. 8. StAsulli, S26 End ct.
O. AbramSon, 6th and D StA.
CaoeII's Market. eth and b St..
Shapiro, 9Th and p sta
w. C. Campbell, ga 7th gt.
N. z. Sislen. 9Th and @ sta.
V VeneIFy' SVy Market. s14 H St
v. VaccaRo. 6th and H So.
o. COstantnlO. 4os H q.
N. CFivell0. 10th and H SITS.
9. J, ThcmaS' 1915 1919 = 3: 81
Bundick. 71s 18th St
b. Wolf, 1855 II st.
]. Fischer. 1857 H st.
4. a. Katz. sth ana Acksr sta
Gamahe Bros, 1486 H St
8. KascfAky, 18Th 1.o ENG q 9 sta
i Z. sisys MmE2n'ii 18TH tSOs and Tas.
Mrs. p. G: Martin. 1850 F st.
Philip Miller. 13th and sts.
Home Market, 1850 st.
Congressional Deltcatessen' lSS n
NJ S n Hip &C. . snd St.
, Y; Cohe9. sol 1,. Mass; ias Ave ,S,h 81.
Rlumthal Slegea' 4SS hSen o.
& W. Johnston. asa 10Th 81.
J. RU1neEman. S51 sth St
& sor i 49, Es.s flrS sts o.. a1s = st..
y: Trsi1in, 7Ol 10Th St;
Webers Market, 404 H st.
r. Terry. $40 st.
Max Friedman, 1901 Kramer St
g: Stein , III 18th h.s st. c.n,.o, ST..
1. HcisRin. 1875 B St:
Mrs. L. Feinstei1, 2sT 18th ct.
r. Remel, 18th SITS;
B. RosenblOOm, 433 18th st.
d. Davis, nth q Gales st.
8. Ffi0dIandeF, 18th 4 Gales st.
0. w. Madden, Deanwood. D.. c.
r. Mangum, Benning Rd. l. Marlboro
L. LaEaria,, Central Ave.
Dixie Meat Market. e1st q Dix stS.
West Miner, 6701 Dix st.
Gertrude MaincIse, 492o Dean Ave.
o. w. Madden, Deanwood,4 D. C.
NJ. M. Daniels, 18th st. & Dean Ave.
8, AbIeman, HIllbrook. D. c.
H; Z. GOEdo1 HiliOrOOk Market Hill
Mrs. Il. JanofsIzy, 4e1s Sheriff Rd..
T, SSs.w9 S:r1 s ass Sheriff RA..
j. w. G. Brown, 1903 KeniIworth Ave.
Clarence Phelps, 1854 Bladensb1rg
Rd.
Sam Fine. PHI Bladensburg Road:
Irving Gold. is p st.
Frank Daneri, ia quincy Place.
C. Athans, 1901 North Capitol st.
8. Lenkin 3rd & C. SITS.
N. C. KOUteouFus, 315 1st st.
l.. ROSen & Son, 4th & B SITS.
Irving KOgOd, 332 st.
n. DenIsOn. 400 East Capitol st.
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NORTHWEST

II. Baum, 1853 Mt. Pleasant St
A. #. Schultz. Chappell Road, Chap
.pelI Junction.
A.. WuIf, 1857 CorcOran st.
r. h. Cell. Delicatessen. 1901 MI
Pleasant st.
shapiro Meat Market, 18th & S SITS.
Nader Market. 1900 18th st.
New Hampshire Meat Market, 1910
New Hampshire ave
u. AmbrOgi, 1906 You st.
T.. MenSh. 232S Ontario road
r. II. BOdanIdn, 1885 ChampIain st.
s.. WeFtIab, Fla. ave. & Seaton st.
Martin Sari. 2452 18th st.
George Cafrltz, 2446 18th st.
California Delicatessen, 21O0 18th ST.
w. g. Price, 2011 18th st.
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The coupon in the upper
right>hand corner of this page
entities YOU to a Trial Size
carton Of delicious Meadow
Gold Butter absolutely NTH
out a penny cost to you!
Clip the coupon, present
it, tomorrow or Friday, to a
dealer near you whose name
appears on this page, and he
will give you a carton of
Meadow Gold Butter sufi>
Gent for one meal for five
people.
We pay the dealer the reg
ular retail price for the butter
he gives you; SO have no hest
fancy in getting your trial car.
ton Of Meadow Gold Butter.
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NORTHWEST

F. Er"1t S sUtns' ss,S s'tR : s. F St
j. Muller. 2Srd g. II ST
NJ BFOtman. 23rd & Eye St.
T.. W. .BaiIey, 24th & Eye st.
A. KOIker. 9f2 n. H. Ave
/. Permit. S42 n. n. Ave.
,. Kligman, 26th & Eye st.
s. Berman, 9SS 25th St
G. Berger, 26th & Eye st.
j. Goldberg. 2639 Eye st.
r. BiaIeIx. 26th & K ST
o. PerIsteIn, 25th & X St
H. C. Smith, 26th g. M st.
r. Boxer, 23rd & M ST.
Rubin Cohen. gard & NJ st.
A. KaminSky, 1923 23rd st.
NJ. Cohen, 1925 Ga. Ave.
/. Sussman, 1886 Ga. Ave.
s.. JeweIer, 2400 Ga. Ave.
ri. Katzer. 25O1 Ga. Ave.
3. Bernstein, 2574 Ga. Ava
L. Stein, 2724 Ga. Ave.
NJ. GittlesOn. 2S27 Ga. Ave.
/. Paskei. 5000 Ga. Ave.
r. r. Leitch, 3Ol4 Ga. Ave,
S GHrs ME.y WG@; ' sSo Ca Ca A Ave-
l.. TItiversky, 5000 Ga. Ave,
Mrs. r. Wolf, 52s Kenyon ST.
David CeppOs, 1913 9Th st.
r. NJ. BratTnan. s32O Ga Ave.
Nj. Coda, Irving & Warder st.
q. AmOtO, 1906 Ga. Ave.
AIpert's Market, 4O1 V~St.
n. Gilman, 343 st.
John Lee. 24O v st.
s. BeIn, 18Th & T SITS.
E. v, Ford, 800 w st.
j. III. Pfleiger, 1924 M st.
T.. Gilman, 1915 st.
/. Kaufman. 1905 18th st.
Angelo ChiccO, 1926 l4th st.
E. GhiIardI, 2426 14th ST.
Victoria Delicatessen, 18th CLIFTON
SITS.
r. AItemus, 2744 14th st.
Portion Market, 18th & r SITS
A. KammrOw, Sth M SITS.
Jack Rubin, 3702 Macomb at.
Neal e. Bro, Wis ave e. Macomb st.
Freeman a. Bro, Tenleytown, p. c.
J. A. Richard. Tenleytown. ID: =.
A. E. Phillip, Tenleytown, ID. c.
Canada g. Bro. Conduit road.
c. Il. Benson, Conduit road.
Truiet's, Conduit Road
ChastIetOn Market, 100 nth St
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Why We Do This

Meadow Gold Butter has
such a delicious flavor, is SO
rich and pure and Of such
fine and even texture that we
believe if you will try it, you
will like it better than any
butter YOU ever have used.
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SOUTHEAST

SOO 61GASk
Harry KartOfeI, 4th q A sta
MOrrlS Rubin. 421 B st.
]. Sherman, 9Th & B SITS
e. T. Mccormick, TOO B st,
Sam S"1 RS.:nslEm: 100 18th St:
r. HammeibTrE. 14o1 E st.
3. Metro. 1864 E St;
1. Baker, 1247 E St.
L. Spectre, S43 18th st.
L. WidOme, 4O2 KY. Ave.
I. Haddes. 14th & Penna. Ave.
q. Gordon, 14S4 Potomac Ave.
D. FaIk, 1000 1sth St.
u. Millevasky. 1889 K st.
/. Patzee, 1927 6 st.
n. H. POtzler, 1900 @ st.
II. Abelman, 1901 G 81.
Maryland Market. 1129 Penna. Ave.
Deckelbaunl Bros. Meat Market. Sic
wriSht's Store, s7O1 Nichols. Ave.
Congress Heights.
j. KHban, 1919 First ut.
The Library DSlicatessen: 2o1 End 1T.
B. Fl. FriedIander, N. ]. ave. & D St.
n. lola. 4O6 First st.
@. GOtlin, Third. and D SITS.
r. SheR. 1O6 North Carolina ave.
-. AS6GHGEe
Max Exler, $50 Hickman ct.
ID. COOperSmlth, 131 e st.
BrinIkley Bros. Fourth and K SITS.
F. p. Zuschnitt, Fourth and K SITS
E sS,'Sx. q GrScer ave T anG sn st.
BFinkley Bros. 10S N st.
6. H. Holloway. So N ct.
Z. Hurwitz, 1929 N. J. ave.
G. HI. Duke. 200 M st.
A. Lipman. Fifth and L sts.
F. GefOund, 424 l. st.
NJ. Cohen. Twelfth and D SITS.
Frank Del Vecchio, 1912 Eleventh ST.
+. <. Alien. 1925 Good Hope road
w. C. Austin. 1925 Good Hope road
J. Winkler, 18th and U SITS:
Mead's Market, 2243 Nichols ave.
NIrs. HeaIy, 1851 Nichols ave.
rates Market. 2437 Nichols ave.
!. B. williams. 2444 Nichols ave.
1. LubIn, 1924 Howard place.
L. Miller, $500 Nichols ave.
2. Meyers, Sheridan road.
n. b. Pen. 27Oo Sheridan road
Frank f: Howes. bo7 p st.
A. Resnik, 4th & D SITS.
II. Schneider. 6S5 4th st.
Ralph CRrellO, 400 G St
J. ROdlsky. 500 Va. Ave.
" Shereshevsky. 9Th & Va. Ave.
NJ. Bass. 500 Eye St:
Joshua s. Owens. $40 G st.
Sam Mihshlsky. 701 7th st.
r. Gardner, $50 st.
F. Taylor, 7th & e Ste.
r. w Tucker, 7th & D SITS.
r. Lgagari, s2S Sth st.
p. KrupnIk. 7th & Eye SITS.
II. Cutler. $50 Navy Place.
s. Miner. 1925 7th St.
NJ. CatZVa, 7th & L SITS.
ID. Tauber, 700 l. St.
ID. SimOne, 914 9Th ST.
American Meat Market, Sth & X SITS.
=. Tanenbaun, eth & Eye SITS.
L.. Rassin, 10th & Eye SITS.
=. KessIer. 1913 K st.
G. w. Raley. 739 10th ST.
y. EdeIsOn, 10th & G SITS.
j. w. Humphrey. 254 18th st.
l.. witt, 10th & B SITS.
Square Deal Market, 18th q A pats.
&. stein, 18th & A SITS.
n. Chupreck. 1890 St.
Quality Market. 14th & A SITS.
Bailey's 8. f. Market. 116 18th st.
Washington Market, 1900 Mass. Ave.
NJ. Goldberg. 200 KY. Ave.
A. ROsenblNm. 18th g. B SITS.
NJ. Burka, 18th a c SITS.
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A trial Of Meadow Gold
Butter, we believe, is all that
YOU will need to make YOU
want to.serve it regularly. So
we make it easy and costless
for YOU to try Meadow Gold
Butter. A progressive grocer
or market near you has a full
supply Of these Special Trial
Size cartons. They are not for
sale; one will be GIVEN to
YOU in exchange for the cou-
pom on this page.
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NORTHEAST

X. Schwartz. 5th & A SITS,
r. Sugar, 20 6th st.
Leon Bauman. 6s6 Mass. ave.
Audrey Freedman, 9O1 A 1T.
A. DesIxin. 1000 B st.
Kuschner & May, 1887 G St.
A. GlmbIe. PAS nth st.
s, witt. 62S 3rd st.
Frank Market. 236 E st.
M, ChernIkOff, 800 E st.
Sherby's Market. SOL H ut.
j. PuGlise. 80 H ct.
vincent MarinOs 1914 Tenn. ave.
L. Eisenberg: 1910 B st.
p. Menick, S01 K st.
NJ. Davidson, 400 K st.
N. Fischer, '501 L st.
e. II. Mills. 500 l. st.
y. Abraham, 6th & NJ SITS.
Wver & Haddad. 7th & Fla. ave
R Mudrick, 655 Morton st.
r. Levine, 7th & L SITS.
+ CIayman, 1925 18th ct.
a. f. Krause. 6Ss N ST.
a. WidOm, 7th & K SITS.
X. BretIeF, 1909 Fla. ave.
n. Jaffe. 1901 Morse st.
p. shea, 727 18th st.
s. Rosin. 1922 Fla, ave.
s. Recker, 1901 H st.
NJ. shapiro, sos 18th at.
e, II. Baker, 18th & Gales sts.
T. BonnaVO. $50 18TH ct
Anna WeintrRub, 614 Tenn. ave.
Wm. II. Eblt. 14th & + SITS.
X ErIick. 14th e. c SITS.
ECONOMY Market. 315 18th st.
". Miller, 800 18th ST.
C. o. MiddIedOrf, 9Th & l. SITS.
N GolIar 144O Newton st.
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SOUTHWEST

4. Goldberg, ~ Is St
=: T: shlnsly' i iSS - u
3i Koah,. 1855 1895 ~ ~ st. .
I. slIverman. As6h st.
y. sllverman, 1919 Union st.
Mrs. HaltEman, 3S3 Eye 81.
II. Pasternalx. So Capitol and d std
James II. Brooks q Son, ara . n sts.
I. Feldman, Third and r SITS.
L. vangreek. Third and HI sta
A. POmerantx. Second and H sta
n, Goose, Delaware ave. and q q.
b. Cohen, First and X sts.
NJ. Seeslxy, Half and q sts.
/. Eps Das1; s second s and ST.: st:.
L. MendelsOn, Second and r sta
j. Bernstein. Second and = sta
A. sess0. 4S1 First st-
Louis Htlmans First and d st0.
J.. Sansalone, 240 First IT.
N. Alien, Second and G SITS.
M. Sherman, 313 Second ct.
s: ROsenberE, Third and st.
8. Cohen, 500 Md. Ave
Peoples Market, 500 Tth 81.
L. Brooks, 6th & SITS.
8. Wolf. szS 9Th et.
Z. RoSenberg, 9Th 3 I sta
WO0lsons, 9Th & H Sts.
b. SCheCeefs ezO 6tn ST
j. ImbeF, 7th & L SITS.
Jones Market, 9Th & n Sta.
F. KOgOd, 9Th & n StR
Mays Market, <29 7th IT.
Sacks, ID & Eye sts.
MilIer's. 9Th 4 L ste.
j. KupeF, First ana I SITS.
ChaA. Cohen, as Va. ave.
8. Levine, 1900 c st.
NJ. KessIer, 336 18th St
Prices High Grade Market, e25 7th et
r.. G. Black, ais 18th St.
e. Gelmam, 217 10th st. i
StOleFs Meat Market, sol 10th 81.
Miss s. Enrich, It's D st.
9. BOsin, 500 e st.
w. Stein, 100 9Th St
N. Shapiro, Sth q r StA.
III. Clark, 1917 AZ st.
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Kris DeIicatessen, Lincoln Road
Mrs n v. walton, End & c SITS.
j. Newton, End st.
j. Greenberg, 9TH SITS.
r. Belnick, 255 10th St
j. Levin, 10th g. SITS.
Schuster Bros. 18th & r SITS,
l.. Lichterman. 9Th & | SITS.
EveryOnes Market. 18th Fla ave.
l. FinkeIstein, 12th e. SITS
Gales st. Market, 18th g. Gales SITS.
l. Murdoch, 14th & c SITS.
Handy Market. 1900 East Capitol st.
Is. SeigeI, Sth & l. SITS.
Joseph Kappa, 10th & Eye SITS.
Max Friedman. 10th & Kramer sits.
w. p. ROCkecharlie, 9Th g. NJ SITS,
Hartman Bros, 1901 Montello ave.
Kun In Market, 2os1 r. |. ave.
Spund Bros. 2101 r. !. ave.
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He made Mickey Walker put On
all his steam to exc out winning
margin in two bouts. Gill fought
his FIST thirty battles without a
decision being scored against him.
Today he is minus part of his
left foot. lost i'm battle. but not
i'm u ring battle. German shrap-
mel wounded him, but it has never
affected his boxing. Gill was a
kid i'm his teens and coming TO
the front in ring ranks when
Uncle Sam declared war, and it
wasn't long before Johnny was
i'm the front ranks Of another
game.
+ After the war the youngster from
York remained on the other side
and played in every game Of the
A. l.. r. football team, which, in
twenty-seven contests played at the
rate Of two a week, was never
scored on. He IL captain of the
York. Pa. Legion eleven. and per-
forms with ii regularly throughout
the fall
He also coaches the York High
School athletics in basketball. foo
ball. swimming and soccer, in all
Of which ha 10 himself proficientu
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De RBY DRAWS
1879 NAMES
To DATE
Harry Payne Whitney Alone
Has Twelve Horses
Entered

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 49,
Al hundred and thirty-nine entries
have been received for the running
IL the fifty-first $4,000 kentucky
Derby. one of the leading turf
events in the United States. it was
announced today by Matt j. Wynn,
general manager OF the Kentucky
Jockey Club. The race will be
run on Maybe at Churchill Downs.
Every -year-old thorough
bred star is among the nomina,
lions, including all of last years
two-year-oId stake winners.
Harry Payne Whitney has twelve
candidates.
Among the horses which are ex-
pected to face. the barrier are:
Ouatrain, winner of the $25,0VV
New Orleans handicap; Master
Charlie, champion juvenile last
year; Mother Goose, winner OF the
Belmont Futurity; Candy Kid, VIE
ner of the Lexington Futur1ty;
Stimulus, Sunsard and Sunny Man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-07
ELSIE MUELLER BREAKS
ICE SKATING RECORD

PITTSBURGH. Pa, March T.
Elsie Mueller, of New York, broke
the woman's indoor worlds record
for the mile here last night in. the
premier event of the international
ice skating meeting with the time of
3:19 3-5. The previous record OF
1851 2-5 was made by Miss Gladys
Robinson at Milwaukee in 1922.
Charley German, national indoor
champion, St. John. y. b., tied the
worlds record of 81 3-5 seconds fer
the 440 yard dash.
Joe Moore. of New York. present
holder of the internati mil indoor
speed skating championship. cap
tured 40 points in last nights races
taking two seconds and one first
place
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Yet despite the hundreds of box
ing, football. basketball. baseball,
and other contests he has engaged
in with risk of INJURY, Gill. it is
said, is unmarked. Instead of Il
fighter, his description Is that Of
a promisiong young college gradu-
ate.
1t may he accounted an UNI
usual twist i'm Johnny Gill that he
never reads newspaper reports
of his bouts. This is his man.
ayers business he contends, and
moreover he has never been
known to save newspaper clip
pings, things highly priced by
most boxers.
1t is said, too, that he has never
been known to pred. ct a knockout
victory for himself. which is quite
a departure from cauliflower policy.
A stock remark with Johnny Gill
is. II will do my best to VIM"
These personal facts about Johnny
Gill ,Ome secondhand, in part, but
his rinr record is III the books. 1T
is more than sufficient to lead one
to believe that Charley Baum il
due for a stirring evening Monday.
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CHRIS DUNPHY WINNER
OF PALM BEACH PLAY

PALM BEACH, Fla, March g.
Chris Dunphy, star Washington
amateur, added another Southern
golf title to his list here today,
when he captured the annual Palm
Beach championship. In winning
the honors Dunphy defeated a
metropolitan district golfer, r.. t.
Martin, of New Rochelle, in the
thirty-six hole final match. The
margin of victory was up and 3
to play.
In the championship division con-
ISOLATION round Hugh l.. Wlllolgh-
by, of Philadelphia. defeated j. j.
DAILY, of New York, by and 2.
Fl. c. Peck, of Richmond, Va, won
the honors in the second sixteen
when he triumphed over his father
Judge. Melville Peck, by up.
Albert r. Hakes, of Buffalo, won
the title in the third sixteen, de-
feating Sam Scribner, of New
York, 3 and 2.