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The Washington times., 1929-09-10
SHEARER CULT
ADMITTED
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for years an active rropasandist
regarding the naval policies of the
United States. We felt that the
employment of such a man as an
observer was in conflict with the
policy to which the Bethlehem in.
terests have strictly adhered of
refraining from participation in
propaganda intended 10 influence
the naval and military policies of
the United States Government
Il, therefore, directed Mr.. Wake.
man to arrange for the tremina.
ton Of Mr.. Shearer's employment,
which he promptly did, paying
Bethlehem's share Of the final pay.
ment Of Mr.. Shearer's compensa.
ton. This ended Bethlehem's rela.
tons with Mr.. Shearer.
1T was after this termination of
his employment that Mr.. Shearer
advanced for the first time, am
informed, his claim against the
shipbuilding companies for COM
pensation in much larger amount
than he had already received.
I'VE should add that we have
also learned from Mr.. Wakenlan
that in December, 1925, he Joined
with other shipbuilding companies
in the employment of Mr.. Shearer
in connection with the movement
of encouraging the development OF
an American merchant marine for
fee of $500, of which Bethlehem
paid a third.
"Mr. Shearer's claim in his pend
ing suit against our company and
two other shipbuilding companies
that he had been employed by us
to any greater extent than as
above stated or that he is entitled
to compensation beyond the amounts
already paid to him Is entirely
without foundation.
Bethlehem has nothing to con.
ceal regarding it's share in the EN-.
pIoyment Of Mr.. Shearer on the two
occasions above mentioned, and we
shall be glad to furnish any further
Information on the subject you
DESIRE"
BERLIN, Sept. 10 Q.N.S0.-
William B. Shearer. American big
navy propaganda, has been well
known In Geneva as 1.-The man with
the five.franc pieces" according to
the Geneva correspondent of the
Ullstein newspapers today. The
correspondent added that Shearer
usually significantly jingled the
coins either in his pocket or
openly -r
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
LINES SUSPENDED FLIGHTS IN STORM THAT WRECKED A. T. SHF
NUMBERS GAME.
DRIVE BEGUN
BY ROVER
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In connection with the violation,
624."
There is no evidence that gambling
activities In the District have been
on the increase, according to attaches
OF the District Attorneys office. but
on the contrary it is believed that the
condition Is already improved. The
heavy sentences imposed have had
the effect of making the offenders
more wary and have caused many of
them to seek other fields.
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
Direct Radio Reports
On Weather to Pilots
Will Safeguard Planes

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Direct
radio communication between air
plane pilots and the weather man
will remove probability of another
disaster like the crash of the T. A.
r. passenger plane on Mount Tay-
lor, New Mexico. in which eight
lives were lost. according to william
z. Berchtold, official of the Aero
nastical Chamber of Commerce of
America.
Experiments are far advanced
along this line and within a year
all transport planes probably will
be required to carry radio systems
for communication with weather ex.
perts," said Berchtold today in an
exclusive interview with Interna.
ttona1 News Service. ''This will
permit a pilot to receive continuous
information as to the weather i'm.
pnediately ahead Of him."
Exacting Requirements
american air transport COM
pantes travel $4,000 air miles a day
with passengers alone, and $4,000
miles daily with passengers, mail
and express matters" Berchtold
said. IT,.
mo business, not even the rail.
roads, are more exacting in their
safety requirements than the air
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
Ten More Babe Ruth
Winners Named

WE'LL FANS here 10 winners in the Babe Ruth All
America contest.
These lucky lads and lasses will receive Babe Ruth desk
botters for their choices of aar baseball players match
the team chosen by the King of Swat.
The Washington times., 1929-09-10

Here are the winners-four OF
'em girls-who get the blotters:
Ruth Allen, 900 block South Da.
kota Ave. n. e.
Elizabeth H. Whitney. 1900 block
B st. N. e.
Helen Magee, 100 block Tennessee
Ave. N. E.
Celia K. Wyand, Keedysville, Nd.
James II. Hayre, 200 block Seven
teenth st. s. e.
Charles Sparshott. 21OO block X
st. N. w.
Louis A. Baker. 1900 block E
st. s. e.
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'. ssy. .eII. rs@s sE s%gIsy.rss %! The
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M]RE O|V MINES
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tions the coming season.

tlonS the coming season
 It is time for the young men en- Iployed in this part of Alaska in sea-
 sonable work, to cease frittering their winters away, and get camp outfits and go to the hills. Chick Nelson did not make his discovery sitting around town giving his views on how the country should be run. He spent many weary years among the hills. The smoke of his camp fire greeted the morning sun, and he laid down under the stars lat night healthy and tired and alone, to arise the next morning and try again.
 A very short distance from Cor 'dova the Mckinley Lake country calls for prospectors. The hills con- tain much fine looking white quartz float; but outside of McAl- lister and Scotty Malone and a few others, who actually have the ore in place, and are patiently pursuing thepaystreak, the call has not been answered.
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SEATTLE ERICA ILE CREAM ALL NEW FLAVORS-PINTS AND QUARTS. CANDY COTTAGE
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0R. ,. 5. HARDY AND
 KODIAK GIRL ARE WE'D

KODIAK, Sept. 3, Special tc the Gateway After returning from trip to the Outside, Dr. p. 2. Hardy, dentist, who prac- ticed in Westward ports last winter, was quietly married last week to Miss Gertie selig, a young lady of this town before U- s. Commissioner Stowe. Imme- diate plans of the young couple have not been announced al- though it is presumed that pr. Hardy will again take up his professional duties on his far flung rounds of call
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GERMAN RADIO OWNERS
 PAY B|C SUM YEARLY

BERLIN, Sept, 3, (R-Holding monopoly on radio broadcasting is providing one of the most lucra- tive undertakings that the German ministry of posts has engaged in. Some $3,OOO,O00 in marks annually flow into the coffers of the minis try thru this monopoly. Every set owner must pay about $6 per year, for the privilege.
 There are nearly 100000 radio subscribers in Germany.
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Don't fail to tr-y our brick Ice cream. It's the only kind tor parties. Candy Cottage.
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DISCOVERS THE CURE

biting" one of the many scourages hampering the fur farming industry, will soon be a thing of tl'e past, in the opinion of Pr E. IA Graves, Territorial veterinary, in an article in the Anchorage Times. He says he be- lleVes ne has found not only the cause but also the cure for the disease.
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# $ AL N ! I l cE
List SPA ID" NMB RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL
 FOREST

Notice is hereby given that the
 lands described below. within the
 Chugach National Forest, will be
 open to settlement and entry at
 the United States Land Office at
 Anchorage, Alaska, under the pro-
 visions of the homestead law and
 act of June II, 1906 (34 Stat,
 233), on January II, 1880, by any
 qualified person in the absence
 Of entry by persons coming with
 III either of the two following
 classes: CD Persons named after
 each tract upon whose applica-
 ton the lands were listed, if any
 who, i'll order to avail themselves
 of the preference right must file
 their application within sixty
 days prior to the date of open
 ing; @ Ex-Service men of the
 war with Germany, who, in order
 to avail themselves of the pre-
 ference right conferred by Con- sress, may file application within one hundred and ten days prior to date of opening. All such ap- plIcations filed within the first twenty days of this period will De treated as simultaneously fil- [ ed at 3 3. III. on the ninetieth day prior to date of opening. Ap- pllcationS by ex-service men thereafter, but prior to date of opening will be treated in the order in which filed.
 The general public may file ap- plicaticns within twenty days prior to opening date. These will pc treated as simultaneously fil- ga at a. m. on date of open- ing, but no applications will be allowed prior thereto.
 4 tract of 1534 acres. more or less described metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at corner No. l established on the south shore of Kenai Lake just aOove lIne of ordinary high water. a spruce post 4" 4" E long set 7 i'll the ground, marked HI whence spruce tree 6" diameter bears N. 67' 30 W. IF links dis tant marked VIII I in blaze: a spruce tree 8D diameter bears s. 75 30 W. 3S links distant mark ga Wh in blaze; thence s. 76o 50 E. 3.55 chs. to corner H-2: thence E. 4.55 chs. to cor. H-3: thence s. 1.O6 chs. to cor. H-4: ! thence following south boundary | Snug Harbor Special Use Lots. | E. 1.52 chs, s. 7O' E. BOA chs. 5. 65 E. 3.O4 chs. to cor. H-5 on vest boundary of Louis Bell Homestead List No. 8-1O4; thence ,. 7.5S chs. to corner H-6, which $ identical with cor. No. ? of List No. S1O4; thence w. 15.15 shs. to cor. H-7; thence N. ITS 'hs. to place of beginning. List 'd upon the application of James Newman of Lawing, Alaska. List 3-124.
 July 29, 1929, D. K. Parrott Acting Assistant Commissioner of he General Land Office. | Publish: Sept. 1, Il. IS, 25, 1929. l
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HODJA ON BIKE
STAMBOUL. Turkey Sent

STAMBOUL, Turkey, Sept, 3,(P, I-A miracle of modernization is how recent bicycle ride of a Mos lem priest here was described. Turkish priests often ride in solmen dignity upon the backs of donkeys but this was the first recorded case of "Hodja" on a bicycle.
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SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY
THE SOVIET PLANE

MOSCOW, Sept, 3, (R)-The Russian airplane Land of sov- jets" landed at Khabarovsk, in Eastern Siberia, completing the first stage of the flight across an ocean and three continents
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WILL PRESENT PROJECT

The International Highway pro- ject will be formally presented and proposed in Canada this week, according to the News Min er, when Premier Tolmie of Brit ish Columbia will present the matter to the conference of Can- adian provinces at Toronto.
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GRANTED A LEASE

A lease for fur farming has been granted to the Alaskan Fur Corporation for Long Island. Alaska, serial O73O5. This lease has been granted for a term of 10 years, for the propagation Of blue foxes and other fur-bear- ing animals.
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Volney Richmond, Jr., is now in charge of the Nenena N.' c. store which previously was man. aged by Walter Phelps, Jr.
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HeaF tne new Dinnow.t.. records, Carolina Moon and Wear a Hat with a Silver Linning, at SCHAL- LERER'S ALASKA S7'ou
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MAGAZINE ANL NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. schal- erer's Alaska Shop.
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QUALITY FOOD SHOP. :. .5o15 Connecticut Ave.
III CIeUeldnd 0931
QUALITY MARKET INC .4s17 Georgia Ave-
Columbia US76
QUINCY DELICATESSEN =. . S725 Georgia Ave-
No Phone
RANDOLPH MARKET. ...... .172o 1st ST. NV
North 1898
GEO. v. REcKERT. ...... 1882 M ST. NV
J. RErn. sol H st. NV
Metropolitan 6423
LOUIS ROSENBERG. .14l5 10th st. NV.
North I0490
RosENBERGs MARKET. 1858 Sherman Ave.
Columbia $3.50
W. ROSENBERG. ........... 1921 5th St. NV.
M. RosENFELD. .........114O 10th ST. NV.
Decatur 5505
ROSS MARKET. $3.50 wisconsin Ave. NV.
Cleveland 3148
LOUIS ROTHENBERG. -. 1000 goth ST. NV.
West 2779
RozANSKY & LEVIN. 1882 Columbia Rd. NV.
Columbia $500
SANITARY MEAT MARKET. 5122 Conduit I'd.
CleUeIdnd 2773
sCHEELE'S MARKET. 18th & Dumbarton NV.
Potomac 4145
sCEENKER's MEAT MARKET. 1886 23d st. NV.
West O237
EDWARD SCHTNERMAN. ..... .1452 p st. NV.
No Phone
WILHELM SCHMIDT. 49,. 18th 81 S SITS. NV.
North 0620
SEATON MEAT MARKET. 1922 N Capitol st.
North 1871
sHENK g. SON. 27th & P sts NV.
North 1912
SHEPHERD DEIICATESSEN 14th g. Shepherd
Columbia 1912
W. R. SHERWOOD; Wa, os:, 1910 ssd ST. NV
r. D. SHRER. %. 232 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
Franklin 6229
sHUMAN BROS. 1904 M st. NV.
West 1878
A. snvERNGAN. Acknowledgement SO L st. NV.
. ''' A''''O North 1875 1910 i''n o. NV
JOE SLOVENIAN. ... 1916 18th st. NV.
North 1926.
w. SLOVENIAN. go. 3401 Sherman Ave- NV
Columbia 1922
SIMPSONS MARKET. 1923 Carroll st. NV.
Georgia O849
L. sIsLEN. ................1 1904 N. Capitol st.
vs. Metropolitan 1906
SISLENS MARKET. .644 Rock Creek Church Rd.
Columbia 1896
18th ST. DELICATESSEN. 1912 18th ST. NV.
North 1896
SOILS CORNER. .......... .2343 18th ST. NV
Columbia 1926
SOUTHERN MARKET s1so 18th st. NV.
Columbia 1887
J. B. SPUND. 49,. .342l Connecticut Ave.
Cleveland 4404
TAYLoR's MARKET. -. 1913 14th st. NV
Columbia 1908
a. TEMPCHIN 1916 14th st. NV.
Columbia 1894
TEMPLE MARKET .....17th g. o Sts NV
North 1885
L. sTIEVSKY. :. $500 New Hampshire Ave- NV
Columbia 60S9
W. L. TOBIAS. .so45 M St NV.
West 0523
J. W. ToLsoN.. 1921 lst ST. NV.
North 1918
G. A. TRUEwoRTHY; SO Riggs Market
North 8074
VICTORIA DELICATESsEN. 2520 I4th ST. NV
Columbia 1881
VIRGINIA MARKET. ...... .177s U ST. NV.
Decatur 3S48
GEORGE r. WASHINGTON g. SONS 227 Upshur
Columbia 1929
WASHINGTON MARKET. :. lI09 9th St. NV
Metropolitan S409
WASHINGTON SUPPLY MARKET. $50 La. Ave-.
National 1887
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at the Quality Stores Listed Below

WYE, THE undersigned quality stores of this city.
w have arranged special sale of WHITE HOUSE
COFFEE for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Dwinell- Wright of Boston, the producers of
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE, have roasted quality
coffee for more than eighty years. Their blend of
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE-famous for forty years
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WATSON & HOILISTER. .658 Center Market
Metropolitan 1888
North i;i5 :. o-''''i
WHITE HOUSE DELICATEssEN 1889 ST. NV
Franklin S059
WHITE HOUSE MEAT MARKET. 452s Georgia
Columbia 9543
WHITE HOUSE MEAT MARKET. 3215 st. NV
West 1549
WILLIAM WIEGMANN. 400 New York Ave NV
Metropolitan 1866
A. WoLF".,.... 1901 18th st. NV.
woLFE's MARKET. ;2s27 l4th st. NV.
VOLTS MARKET. ........., 1853 T st. NV
A. wULF. .................. 1457 corcoran st.
YOU STREET MARKET. =. 1903 o st. NV.
North 1854
GARDEN MARKET. -. 2O11k Upshur st. NV.
Columbia 1916
s. A. GATTI & BRO. Center Market
National 1862
CHARLES GEORGE. 1900 Wyoming Ave. NV.
North 1928
GEORGES DELIcATEssEN. s44s 14th st. NV
Columbia OOPS
H. GILMAN. .....................s5 $50 ST. NV,
A. GLIcKMAN. .......... .2es Carroll st. NV.
s. H. GwYNNE. 1906 Adams Mil I'd, NV.
Columbia 1927
HAMILTON COURTS MKT. .22nd g. N sts NV.
Decatur 5615
WILLIAM HANNAH ... 1921 18th st. NV.
VIM. S. HARRIS CO.. !. Convention Hall Market
Main 1873
HARVARD DELICATEssEN. .2s20 14th st. NV
| Columbia 0S77
HARVARD MARKET. Harvard & Sherman Ave.
Columbia O2E
S. w. HENRY. 1917 Pa. Ave. NV.
National 26l0
HILLSIDE MARKET. ....... 1908 14th st. NV.
Columbia 1884
F. M HODGES :......... 1908 18th ST. NV.
North PATS
west o5is
VIM. JEWELERS. MARKET. u. .144s st. NV.
North TITS
KALORAN1A MARKET. :. .33l7 Connecticut Ave.
CLeDeldnd 2l3I
A. KAUFMAN. 1915 ST. NV.
North S416
KNIcKERBocKER MARKET. 244O 18th St. NV.
Columbia 1928
l. KoGoD. 1890. ...~. 26Ol Sherman Ave. NV
Columbia 1854
LOUIS k0Tz' North s,yy 1905 18th st. NV
'->i'i'-' ''N' North 1878 AsA' i'1' o. NV"
J. A. KUNLo. Convention Hall Market
No Phone
Adams 1888
]. E. LANGFORD. -. 23Ol Sherman Ave- NV
No Phone
Columbia 1905
Icons DELICATESSEN ..113l 14th st. NV
Metropolitan 1871
LEvINSoN's MARKET . 1920 3oth st. NV
North 7459
M. LEVY. .2012 3rd st. NV.
North 1858
LIBERTY MARKET. .... s2s2 18th st. NV
Columbia 6399
LIVINGSTON MARKET. .551s Connecticut Ave-
Cleveland 1858
LOUISE HOME MARKET. 1918 M St. NV
Decatur 1892
LUBER's MARKET. 80. 1900 ogden st. NV
Columbia 10030
E. T. LYDDANE. 1408 wisconsin Ave. NV
West 052J
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MARYLAND

MARYLAND ass-e
Bradley lev ~ : -'e'''' A-1'
BRADLEY HILLS MARKET. . Bethesda, Nd.
Bradley AIS
KENwooD MARKET. ....... Bethesda, Md.
Wisconsin 370O
w. E. SHILLING. Bethesda, Nd
Wisconsin $3.50
EDWARD SMITH ......... Brentwood, Md.
Hyattspille sos
CHEVY CHASE MARKET !. Chevy Chase Nd.
Wisconsin, 40ll
McGIvERN's MARKET CHEVY Chase Nd
Wisconsin 2793
H. PINcus. ....:............c Cottage City. Nd.
Hyattsuille 63f
" Hvattspiile iii0 e ivy A11'
CARR BROS. & BOSWELL: :. Hyattsville. Md.
HyattsuilIe 202
J. W. HOPKINS: !. .Kensington. Md.
Kensington 18
W. S. BROWN & CO. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Hydttspille 1898
MAYS MEAT MARKET. Mt. Rainier. Nd
HyattsviIe 4sO
CARR BROS. & BOSWELL. -. .Riyerdale, Nd
HydttsUilIe 3S2
H. p ENGLISH Rockville. Nd.
Rockville i62
ECONOMY CASH MEAT MARKET. Silver Spring
Silrer Spring ~
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, CO. 500. city Market
Alexandria IS
GEO. K. BENDER. ....-...Ci City Market
Alexandria I56
j. B. CARTER. ..........R F. D. Alexandria
Alexandria ll-F-2
CARTER & MARSHALL. . 1923 King St.
COLUMBUS ST. MARKET 1888 NJ Columbus St.
Alexandria 957
c. W. ENTWISLE. .. 437 N Columbus St.
Alexandria l29
JOHN T. FINNEIL. 5000. Queen g. Pitt SITS.
Alexandria 1872
HELLMUTH BROS. Observation-Disclosures King Sc.
Alexandria 2175
FRANK B. HOWARD .......7 100 King st.
Alexandria 1877
E. L. JOHNSON ..........W Washington ST.
Alexandria 36S
KING STREET MARKET. King e. PAYNE SITS
Alexandria I0l
LANNoN. ........... 42s Cameron St.
G. H. LYLEs. ::.... :....R. r. D. Alexandria
Alexandria l3-F-23
j. d. MATTER. ............5 2l s. Fairfax st.
Alexandria sos
M. J. MCFARLAND. .l4Oi Prince ST.
HENDERSON. .......-....ls King st.
NEW VIRGINIA MARKET. 49,. 1921 King ST.
Alexandria 1891
NJ E. PARKER & BRo....713 King St
Alexandria 2I3
PEOPLES MARKET king st.
Alerandrta 22l2
PRIEST QUALITY MARKET. Queen g. Henry SITS.
Alexandra 269
VIM RECKER g. SON. ..1l26 Prince st.
Alexandria 1875
H. W. STANTON R r. D., Alexandria
Alexandria 166f-R
MRS. F. P. MCDANIEL. $685.. .Annaneale. va.
AIeIandYin l1-F-3
BALLSToN MARKET. .........B aIiston, va.
ERNEST M sHRE 'azs"a0a :. .ch.rrydae, va.
Clarendon 1925
u E. RICE. .................. Clarendon. Va.
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r. D. BUssEY. ,56s2 Georgia Ave. NV,
st Columbia 1906 eva
- North olss wee ~D' ''' wv
CALIFORNIA DELIcATEssEN :. 1924 Col Rd.
Columbia 1743
CALIFORNIA MARKET. .2132 Florida Ave- NV
Decatur 1866
CALVERT DELICATEssEN 1867 Calvert St. NV
Columbia 1899
CAPITOL MEAT MARKET. .22o5 Eye ST. NV.
West 2S75 r,
LEON Gardner. ........... 4s4S Georgia Ave-
CAROLINA MARKET CO.. " .7Os 18th st. NV
District 1922
CARROLL MARKET. 49,. . 3o4 Carroll ST. NV
Georgia O3S7
GEO K. CHACoNAs. me- :. .s24 La Ave- NV.
National 1914
p K: CHACONAs & CO.. :. 300 La. Ave. NV
District Clio
MARKET. .I7Oo 18th st. NV
North 1854
CHESTNUT FARMS DAIRY. .26th & Pa Ave NV
(And All Branches)
Potomac 1000
CHEVY CHASE SUPPLY Co. $3.50 Conn. Ave.
CleUeluRd 0469
0HUMAs BROS. vo;is ;s;s 1928 i4th St. NV.
North sssS -''' '''n o. NV.
GEO CLAGETT. 1888 Wisconsin Ave- NV
Cleveland 1882
COLORADO DELICATESSEN .5516 Colorado Ave.
Georgia 1888
CHAs. CoLvIN g. co... .274o 14th st. NV.
Columbia 1886
COMMUNITY DELICATEssEN. 1857 Ga. Ave.
Columbia 1888
CHAs. A. COMPTON .4o1 Eye st. NV.
Franklin OS21,
COONINS DELICATESSEN 34O9 14th st. NV.
Columbia 1887
CosTES DELICATEsN. 18th & Monroe Sts NV.
No Phone
THE COUNTRY STORE. .444s Connecticut Ave.
Cleveland 1866
North 22cs Wv ~
Dawes MEAT MARKET. 1899 goth ST. NV.
Metropolitan 1900
Do-RIGHT MEAT MARKET 1904 list St. NV.
Franklin 10049
DUPONT MARKET CO.. .2lst and p SITS. NV
North 1864
L. DWoRN. 1851 Mt. Pleasant ST.
Columbia 0724
EAGLE MEAT MARKET. 1851 M st. NV.
West O324
JOHN r. ERTTEE. 61Sl Georgia Ave. NV.
Columbia z468
GEORGE w. ESTHER. ss1s Georgia Ave.
Columbia 4l68
FAIRMoNT DELICATESsEN. 1929 14th st. NV.
Columbia 1927
FA1RMoNr MARKET. -. 1928 18th st. NV.
Columbia 4422
Q. 9. FAWSETT. -. 1857 Wisconsin Ave- NV
West Os47
NICK FHLAH. $500. iOs Florida Ave. NV.
North ssss '' ~ wv
W. FISHER d SON. Wis; Ave. g. st. NV.
West 1860
A. FLAX. .....:::......1 1920 4th st. NV.
Franklin S435
FLORENCE MARKET. .1727 21st st. NV.
North O465
FOERs MARKET. Georgia ave. at Shepherd st.
Columbia 1923
aEo N FRIES. .:.:............ Center Market
National $3.50
L; FRIES. 49,. 40 Arcade Market
Columbia Ol7l
AMERICAN MARKET. TIC r st: NE.
Lincoln I0292
r. b. BAILEY a. SON .4s4 18th SIT NE
Lincoln 5i5I
JOHN BRAYsHAw SIS A st. NE.
lincoln O255
" BURKE. 49,. ass 10th st. NE.
Lincoln 1896
LEO cAPoNE .::::....>ls5 st. NE.
Lincoln 10004
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JOHN II, MAGRUDER, Inc. 18th 81 NJ sts NV.
s5@i Decatur 1IS0
MARsHALLS MARKET. >. .22o2 14th st. NV.
North 5SSO
MAYS MEAT MARKET. . SCOT Georgia Ave.
Georgia 1891
J. G. MCQUEEN. ........... .11sl 18th st. NV.
MEHLMAN'5 SANITARY MKT. 1889 1st. st. NV.
No Phone
L. MENsH d SON. $500. 1924 Ontario Rd NV.
Columbia $500
MILLION DOLLAR MARKET .2sO2 Conn. Ave.
Columbia I03l7
MINKN BROTHERS. .1742 Columbia Rd. NV.
Columbia 1881
MODEL MEAT MARKET. 1900 You st. NV.
North 1904
VIM. NJ MOORE: ....::...s 2l H st. NV.
MoRELAND BROS. Ills 18th st. NV.
Decatur OS6O
MYERS GROCERY. 80. 1766 Florida Ave NV.
North SsSi $3.50 -'''''
NADER's DEIIcATEssEN. 1900 18th st. NV.
North S313
NADER d NADER. ....... 1898 18th st. NV.
NEW HAMPSHIRE MEAT MT. 1909 st. NV.
North 1927
NORTH CAPITOL MARKET. .2Sos N. Capitol st.
North 2l2s
OBSERVATORY MARKET. .a5e2 wisconsin Ave.
Cleveland 1884
North 2SS1 $40 ~ w.
OHIO DELICATEssEN. . 1886 18th st. NV.
No Phone
WILLIAM oLIFF. .2osO wisconsin st. N.w.'
West 1925
D. OPPENHEIMER. s0s 9th st. NV
National 1851 - ~
ANTON osTMANN g. SON. 1910 Georgia ave.
Adams 6485
PARKsIDE MARKET. :. 800 Mt. Pleasant ct.
Columbia 370f
PAUL's MARKET. .111s 18th st. NV.
Metropolitan S2i1
PIONEER MEAT MARKET. 1870 14th st. NV
Columbia 1915
POAERANTz's MARKET. 1887 18th st. NV
Decatur 2755
s. POTTS. ................ .1147 22nd st. NV.
j. H. PRINCE. ......... 1921 Mt. Pleasant St
Columbid ESQ
PURE FOOD STORE. :. .554s Connecticut Ave.
Cleveland $500
8. ABELMAN. 4th and Sts. NV.
FRED Il. ALTEAGus. ....... 1919 st. NV.
AMBASSADOR MARKET CO.. .2444 18th ST. NV.
Adams $40
BIAGA AMBROGI. -. .23s n. /. Ave. NV.
ARCADIA DELICATESsEN. . . . Arcade Market
Columbia 1922
ARGONNE MARKET. .. .l757 Columbia I'd.
Columbia 1026O
F. L. ASH. -. .28th st. and Dumbarton Ave. NV.
North 1887
AURORA DELICATESSEN. 1852 l4th st. NV
Columbia 1856
H. J. BAKER. .............. 1901 sSth st. NV.
West O72l
H. BELSoN. .................1O 1901 9Th st. NV.
No Phone
G. BERGER. .......... .2737 Sherman Ave, NV.
Columbia 1922
BOULEVARD MEAT Mt .2lO2 NJ Y, Ave- NV
Metropolitan 1850
JOHN A. BRESNAFAN CO.. goth q N sts NV.
Decatur $3.50
BRIGHTwooD PARK MT. 18th a. kennedy SITS.
Georgia 1891
SAMUEL BRILL. ...............3S N st. NV.
North 3Ie3
BROOKE a. HARRY .,...... TAO 2oth st. NV.
District $3.50
BROWNS MEAT MARKET. ;. All St. NV.
North 6l52
N, W. BURcHELI: ....:..... sIs 18th st. NV.
National 5000