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NAVY LACROSSE MEN
EASILY WIN OPENER

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 30.--Navy
opened its lacrosse season here this
afternoon by defeating New York Uni
versity on q muddy field by II to o.
The Midshipnefi excelled in stick
work and other individual elements and
promised, with expected improvement
In team play. to be dangerous team
during the season.
K New York was without any effective
system OF attack and never seriously
threatened the Nays goal However.
Its attack stiffened during the latter
portion OF the first half and got even
stronger In the second.
The Navy scored goals during the
flrst i've minutes, Castree. eastman,
parrisl, and eastman counting In that
order. However, 1t did not exhibit such
ia fiashy attack at any other portion OF
the game.
Tie Nays attack was recruited large
" from the backheld Of It's eleven,
those players including Capt. Parrish,
Spring, Castree, Whelchel, Peterson and
Miller 58
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il IS Contests Here This VIII Be cie
CAPITAL CUNTS READY
FOR S. A. FINAL GAMES

Three Washington basket ball
teams. winners In The South Atlantic
championship elimination touriia-
pnent kast concluded here. are all set
for matches I'm George Washington
University gym tomorrow night with
finaiists in o similar tournament in
Baltimore for South Atlantic titles.
Jewish Community Center Of
Washington will meet Jewish Educa-
tionai Alliance Of Baltimore in the
100-pound class final ut 1880 o'clock
TO open the nights card. Hyattsyillc
High School girls, representing the
District, and Baltimore A. G. sextet
/ will clash ut $3.50 o'clock 10 settle
girls junior class supremacy, and st.
Peters Of Washington and Reliance
A. C. of Baltimore win try conclu-
siOns ut $3.50 o'clock In the title
game In the 145-pound division.
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C. u. NINE TO PLAY
10 MORE CONTESTS

Nineteen more games remain on the
revised Catholic University base ball
schedule announced yesterday. Dart
mouth, scheduled to appear at Brook
land Wednesday, has Cancelled the game,
the Big Green having abandoned its
Southern trip. and . practice tut with
st. Mary's Celtics of Alexandria has
been caried for Brookland on this date.
A game with Wake Forest to be
played here May has been added to
the Cardinal schedule, which follows:
April 1--Drexel Institute.
April 3-St. Mary's Celtics.
April 5--Boston College.
April 6--New York University.
April 9-Mount SC. Mary's.
April lO--Gailaudet.
April l2-Harvard.
April l5-- Quantico Marines At
QuanticO.
April le--Rucknell.
April 2O--Quantico Marines.
April 23--Mount st. Mary's at
Emmitsburg.
April as--Delaware at Newark.
April 2c--Drexel Institute 1t Phila-
delphia.
April 27---Manhattan ut New York.
May 2--Wake Forest.
May 4--Manhattan.
May S--Navy at Annapolis.
May S--Gestysburg.
May I7--Delaware.
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LAW COL LEGE FIRES HMEM
FORM. "A BOW. ING TEAM

freshmen 81 washington College Of
Law have formed = bowling team and
have challenged the junior class 70 r
tournament VI ss .s
crown Hamley. wiley, Herman, Doyle,
Hinde11. Goodman ana Gamexs Il Mer-
TiIl Hawley has been chosen temporary
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KESsLER NAMED CAPTAIN
OF OLD LINE BALL TEAM

Gordon Kessser, who earned his
first distinction - an athlete at
Tech High. has been elected captain
Of the Maryland base bah team.
Kessler was the first-string
quarterback Of the Terrapin eleven
last Fall. He b president Of the
senior class and prominent In other
campus activities at College Park.
He plays center field. and during
the 1927 campaign led the Old Line
squad In batting.
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HIGH SCHOOL MINES
MAY ADD TO LEADS
Stronger Teams Play Weaker
Ones in Third District
Title Contests.
LExANpRIA. va. March 30

A LEXANDRIA, Va, March 3d.
~ Leaders in section A of the third
Il athletic district Of Virginia
4 j scholastic base ball series viii
be afforded an opportunity to
fatten their averages next week, when
they entertain the cellar clubs on their
home diamonds.
Washington-Lee High School. which
drove George Mason to the bottom by
a 20 to triumph, will meet Alexandria
High School at Ballston on Friday,
while George Mason will travel to
Fredericksburg, Va. the same day for
a game with Fredericksburg High
School, victor in its inaugural with
Alexandria High by an 8 to count.
Five track meets probably will be
scheduled for Alexandria High School
by Coach w. II. Edmund, who expects
to put his candidates through their
first hard work on Tuesday.
A dual meet viii be held with Wash
ington-Lee High here on April 90
while q triangular meet with Washing
ton-Lee and George Mason is also in
the making. The squad will be sent to
Charlottesville, Va. May 4, for the State
championships at the University OF Vir-
ginia. Alexandria also will be entered
In the Central High School C. Club
games at Washington on May ID.
The third athletic district OF Virginia
track and field championships viii be
staged here. but no definite date has
been set.
Columbia Engine Company will prac-
tice tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O on
Hayden Field under Coach Harvey
Lunceford and will work out several
afternoons next week In preparation fol
squad are: Hewitt, Lunceford, Vance
and Harris, pitchers; BARLEY, Elliott
Roland and Peyton, catchers; Ross AND
Bremen, first base: Bennett and Scriv.
ener, second base; Robertson and Gal
lagher, silortstop; Shapiro and Scott
third base; Latham. Padgett, Cabell
Hoy, Sutton, Peyton, Harris, White
Hull and Wingfield. outfielders.
A game has been scheduled with
George washington University OF Wash
ington for Hayden Field here, April IA
w. A. Richardson. George Mason
High athletic director, plans to entei
his track squad in the third athletic
district championships here, dua
meet with Episcopal High junior var.
sity, a triangular meet with Alexandra
and Washington-Lee here, and a dua
meet with Westinghouse at Ballston
Sidney Hancock, Alexandria High
trackman, is lost to the maroon ane
white squad for a while with an injured
foot.
No. 5 Engine Company will workou
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock or
Carriers Field.
Del Ray A. c. is to practice tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock on Edward Dun
can Field A meeting OF the club vii
be held wednesday night at the hom'
of Coach p. p. Clark, l0l5, Clyde avenue
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RACE MEET APPROVED.

LEXINGTON, KY, March 80 lP).--
The FaIl meeting at Dade Park track
near Henderson, KY, was authorized
by the State Racing Commission here
today. Dates viii be September TO
IL, Just preceding the Lexington Fail
meeting.
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G. W.. NINE. TO PLAY g.
CONTESTS WITH UNlTEDS

A three -game base ball series between
George Washington University and
United Typewriter Uniteds has been
scheduled, the games to take place
April Il. 10 and rs on the Monument
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r " YITH the Easter holidays has
come the close Of the varsity
NM rifle season at George Wash
tngton University and the
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Del Ray A. C. is to practice tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock on Edward Dun
can Field. A meeting OF the club will
be held wednesday night at the home
OF Coach p. p. Clark, 10l5, Clyde avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

Sidney Hancock, Alexandria High
trackman, is lost to the maroon and
white squad for while with an injured
foot.
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LACROSSE BATTLE
TOPLINER OF CARD
Maryland viii Open Against
New York U. Tomorrow.
Ia Diamond Tits.

~ ENT upon keeping its rank this
season as one of the country's
foremost proponents of lacrosse.
IL Maryland University will open
its championship campaign to-
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No. 5 Engine Company will workout
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock on
Carriers Field.
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r rYATTSvILLE, Md, March 81
Hyattsville Fire Department.
which will place base ball
Is team on the field this season,
is after a practice game for
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
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ENDS HIS WORRY
W|THLIF

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Dec. s.
Worries are believed by his
friends to have caused Phil
Smith, II, prominent Culnber-
land business man, to take his
own life in the bathroom Of his
home at LaVale, one of the show
places Of that residential section,
Tuesday morning. His family and
close friends say that III recent
weeks he was not his nornIal self
His wife found his body witt a
razor lying near. The authorities
concluded an inquest was not nee
eSSary.
Mr.. Smith was engaged in the
wholesale beer business here for
a number Of years, and Accumu-
lated much property. He owned
one Of the largest garages in the
city. He was active in Demo
cratic politics and was q staunch
supporter of David j. Lewis al
most from the time Mr.. Lewis
entered politics. He was Lewis
political agent in his race for Con-
gress last year and seut out
strong personal appeals for him.
Mr.. Smith served in the city
council in 19O7-1908 when the late
Clarence M. King was mayor. He
gained considerable prominence as
. follower Of Henry George in the
single tax theory and brought lee
turers to Cumberland to advance
the theory.
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$500 LOO 7
81 Y { n
BACK

HAGERsTOWN, Dec. ,5.-Paul
R. Hesson and Ffed A. "Tobie"
Stauffer were sentenced yesterday
py Judge G.. Wagaman to serve
Tour years in the Maryland peni-
tentiary for robbing the Maugans-
vile branch of c=:e Hagerstown
Bank and Trust Company last
June. Both men pleaded guilty
When arraigned a few days ago.
The bank was held up during
the noon hour, and one of the
men hit the cashier, C. E. Riggs.
on the head with the butt of
revolver. Obtaining $500, the men
made their escape in an auto
mobile and hid he'money some,
where along the road between
Maugansville and Hagerstown.
About two weeks later Stauffer
surrendered and returned all but
a small amount of the loot. Hes
son was finally located about six
months later in Iowa City, Iowa,
Wnere he was living under an as
sumed name, and was brought
back to answer the charges.
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Every day and week let greater the dental Hill will
pc et me attend to them at Ny prices positively
charge All guaranteed Teeth
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Z6 years of Practical Experience Washington
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70 Md YOUTHS GET YEARS EACH FOR ROBBING BANK
IN FATAL
CAR M|SHAP

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, Dec.
5.-Charged with fatally iniuring
P. B. Long, Of Alaska, Mineral
county, while driving under the
influence Of liquor. Clark Haines,
Of Levels, is being held in the
Keyser jail on a charge of man.
slaughter.
Haines was said not to have
stopped to render assistance after
striking Long, 67-year-old mer-
chant, and was arrested later on
a charge Of driving while il1toxi.
Gated.
The man died in a Cumberland
hospital. He was unmarried and
is survived by six brothers and
three sisters.
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TREAT YOURSELF NOW!

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Life enjoyable you NOW the time to start
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OLD HE|RLOOMS
DESTROYED
BY FIRE

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Dec.
5.-Priceless heritages from past
generations were destroyed in a
fire which last night burned
Arcadia" home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Mountjoy, in King George
Included were portraits, antique
furniture, old prints and books.
Many of the objects came from
"Gunston Hall" home of George
Mason, Mrs. Mountjoy being a
descendant Of the author of the
Virginia Bill Of Rights.
Fire was caused by q defective
flue. Before it was discovered,
however, 1t had gained such head
way that it could not be checked
with the inadequate means at
hand. The house was valued at
about $4,000 and the intrinsic
value of its contents at about
$4,000. Some of the contents,
however, would have brought
greatly higher prices as historic
and art objects.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
DOuthitt Bribery Trial
To Be Started Saturday

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOU s Z, Dec. 5.-Tbe case
Of Harry N. Douthitt, former
publisher Of the Clarendon Chron-
icle, charged with attempting to.
bride Judge Howard w. Smith,
Of the Circuit Court Of Arlington
County, will be heard before
Judge Frederick w. Coleman. Of
Fredericksburg, Saturday at $50
q. m. in the Arlington County
Courthouse, Commemorative At
torney William Cloth said today.
Douthitt was indicted by
grand jury at the June term Of
court.
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D. c. Police Give $50
In Red Cross Roll Call

The sum of $50 was yesterday
turned over to the District Chapter
Of the American Red Cross as the
Police Departments contribution
in the recent annual drive.
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Photo by Information

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MISS MILDRED SHILLINGTON
OF ALDERSHOT, England,
wealthy plane enthusiast. who
Is not content with one ship
with which to soar the blue;
she has three, the only English
woman to be that lucky.
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Thousands Of of administered the last rs
practice by extracting untold numbers bad
teeth successfully right here in WashngtOn-don you hin
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Out OF Town Patients

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20 back in the evening
with new sets Of teeth or
bridge work finished the
same day.
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Phone jour order early.

JAWS" P%oa S'' North z aSs1 ''''''''' 81
OBSERVATORY MARKET. 1852 Wisconsin Ave
| PHONE Cleveland 1884
ANTON osTMAN / SON. .ssIe esOrsIs Ave
Phone Adams 64S5
Phone West 1925
D. 0PPENHEIMER.. sos 9Th 81.
Phone National 1861
PARKsIDE MARKET. 800 Mt. Pleasant St.
Phone Columbia 1901
| PAUL's MARKET. ...............iIIs I4th St.
Phone Metropolitan S21l
J. n. PRINCE. ...........s2 2t NJ. Pleasant st.
| PhOne C0iumbid 0SS0
| PURE FOOD STORE. 5548 Connecticut Ave.
Phone Cereiand $500
PoMERANTz's MARKET....,..le3 1887 18th ST.
Phone Decatur 2755
PIONEER MEAT MARKET.......4 1870 18th St.
Phone Columbia OBS
Pi1ne West 079S
QUALITY MARKET INC. 4si7 Georgia Ave.
Phone Columbia 0S76
QUALITY FOOD SHOP. 5OIS Connecticut Ave.
Phone CIereland 0931
QUINCY DELIcATEssEN SIPS Georgia Ave.
GEO. " REckERT.. 1882 St.
Phone West 2647
NJ "O't Phone Decatur sos '' '''" o.
-N''' " Phone west 277S w ~
RosEHBERG's MARKET. 1888 Sherman Ave.
Phone CO{um bid $3.50
RANDOLPH MARKET............H2 O First 81.
Phone North 1888
LOUIS 'O'I SH"ne North Iojsd 5''' lot" st.
w posENnrpe Ikot sth A.
w. Phone North 1878 ''|' ''" '''
! ROSS MARKET..........253 $3.50 wisconsin Avs.
Phone CleUeIand 1913
Phone Mciropoiitan Gas -
RozAksKY. Z LEVIN..I7s2 Columbia I'd.
Phone Columbia $3.50
A. s'LVER pt x;, ,S' St.
sisLEN's MARKET. .S44 Rock Greek Church I'd.
Phone Columbia 1896
scHENKER's MEAT MARKET. .s36 23rd st.
Phone West 0237
EDWARD ScHiNERMAN. ...........I452 p ct.
SIMPSONS MARkET...........s23 Carroll ST.
Phone Georgia 0SI9
]. o. SPUND...........342I Connecticut Ave.
Phone ClerelHnd f404
sCHEELE's MKT. 2sth ST. L DumbartOn Ave.
Phone Potomac 4l|5
sAINk sG Psoa: North ioJ7s s''' St.
Phone West 1878 ''' "
Phone North 0620
SOILS CORNER. 18th St.
Phone columbia 5995
SHEPHERD DELIcATEssEN. I4th 4 Shepherd ST.
Phone Columbia 101I2
18TH ST. DELICATEsSEN.....i6I 1912 18th 81.
Phone North 1866
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Phone Columbia 1887 " "
". SLOVENIAN. .34oi Sherman Ave.
Phone Columbia 1929
Prone North 1915 1910 '''" o.
Phone Franklin 6229
sEAToN MEAT MARKET. 1922 N. Capitol 81.
Phone North 1871
W. r. SHERWOOD. 1910 SD St.
Phone West O55S
L. isLEN...,..........I0 1904 hsrth Capitol ST.
Phone Metropolitan 1905
Phone North 1925
SANITARY MEAT MARKET. .si22 Conduit Rd.
Phone CIeCeidHd 2773
Phone i3ii;iic 5Ss So ~" OF
C. A. 1RUEwoRrHY.... Riggs Market
Phone North so74
Phone IVES: o5as '''E' o.
TAYLoRs MARKET.............3 1913 18th St.
Phone Columbia 260s
Phone North 3giS
L. TIEVsKY; 49,; $500 New Hampshire Ave.
Phone Columbia 60S9
the COUNTRY STORE. .A4As Connecticut Ave.
Phone Clereidnd 1856
YOU STREET MARKET........IsO 1908 xsu ST.
Phone North 1851
VIRGINIA MARKET.............. I77s Ysu ST.
Phone Decatur S84S
VICTORIA pELicATEssEN....2 S2O l4ta St.
Phone Columbia 1891
WHITE unlISE nrI tcArEssru I,ao z a.
Phone Franklin 8059
WILLIAM WIEGMANN .... 400 New York Ave.
Phone Metropolitan 9066
WHITE HOUSE MEAT MKT. .452S Georgia Ave.
Phone Columbia 9543
GEORGE R. WASHINGTON & SONS, 227 Upshur
Phone Columbia $500
VOLTS 1868 T ST.
Phone North s6sa
A. WULF.................. i457 coresran st.
WHITE HOUSE MEAT MARKET. .32Is St.
Phone West 1919
woLFE's MARKET....,......7s 27 i4th 81.
Phone Columbia 1919
WATSON 4 HOLSTER. $50 Center Market
Phone Metropolitan 1888
Phone METROPOLITAN sos
N. L. wEINsTEIN. 1910 North Capitol St
Phone North 1912
WASHINGTON SUPPLY MARKET. $50 la. Ave.
Phone National 1887
A. WOLF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1901 t4th st.
NOR HEA ST
AMERICAN Markell. 81.
Phone Lincoln 1929
RAUM'S IDEAL 1901 o ST.
Phone Lincoln O79I
T. 3. BAILEY SON..434 f3th s.
Phone Lincoln 1851
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GEO. K. CHAcoNAs. INC. s24 La. Ave.
Phone National 1914
CHESTNUT FARMS DAIRY.26th ST. & Pa. Ave.
Phone Potomac 1000
land All Branehes)
CAROLINA MARKET co....7os iith St.
Phone District 1922
CAIRO MARkEr.............. 1922 Que St.
Phone North 04S5
CALVERT DELiCATEssEN. 1867 Calvert st.
Phone COinm6id 1899
Phone C0Iumbid O724
DAWES MEAT Markell. 1899 goth ST.
Plane MetrOpOlHdn 1900
Phone North 1861
Do-RlGHT MEAT Market. 1904 First st.
Phone franklin 10049
GEORGE W. ESTHER 1924. 1919 Georgia Ave.
Phone C0lHmbid 1858
EAGLE MEAT MARKET, ...ssSI N St.
Prone West O324
John r. ERTTER............6i3f Georgia Ave.
Phone CO}umbid 4J6S
FoER's MARKET. Georgia Ave. at Shepherd St.
Phone Columbia 1923
A. FLAX. Observation-Disclosures. 1920 18th St.
Phone Franklin 1855
n. W. FISHER & SON. Wis. Ave. & N ST.
Phone West 1860
C. C. FAwsEIIT.....,nn....,lss 1887 Wisconsin Ave,
FLORENCE S S1ans North oi65 '72' 2''' St
" Pione Columbia; j,;';.6jjii O.j74 "''
FAIRMONT 0ELTcATEssEN.. 1929 i4th ST.
Phone COiumbin 1927
'N'F"O"' p %@HF c1iam5ia iia2 z'2' III" st.
NICK FILLAH......:. 1903 Florida Ave.
GEO. N. FEES Bn v;;:, (; Gen Center Market
A. GLICKMAN. ................2s 1853 Carroll st.
Phone Georgia 1927
s. n. GwYNNE.. 1906 Adams Min Rd
Phone COlunebia 1927
Phone Columbia 1915
s.. A. GATH q BRO. .......... Center Market
a Phone National 1862
GEORGES DELICATEssEN. .344s i4th st.
Phone Columbia 1925
CHARLES GEoRGE.........lsO 1900 Wyoming Ave-
Phone North 1929
Phone North I0ii7
WIN HARRIS CO. Convention Hall Market
Phone Main 1913
Fione Nationai 900 '
r. NJ. HODGES 1908 18th Ct.
Phone North 2+7S
HAMILTON COURTS MARKET. .22d & N SITS.
Phone Decatur 56I5
HILLSIDE g nARKET ssOa I4th St
HARVARD DELIcATEssEN. .. 1890 I4th ST.
Phone Columbia O577
HARVARD MARKET Harvard st. L Sherman Ave.
Phone COiumbid 0247
WILLIAM HANNAH 1921 I7fh a.
Phone North 0760
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]. A. HOWARD. .................... SAYS M St.
Phone West 051s
WIN. JEWELLERS MARKEr........I44sP St.
Phone North 7175
KALoRAMA MARKET .33I7 Connecticut Ave.
Phone CIeUeidnd 2131
KNICKERB0cKER Market. 244o 18th st.
Phone Columbia 1923
PHONE North 257S '''' ''' "
Phone North 6Ii6
L. KosOO Phone coyvi biz 2S Si5S Sherman Ave-
Phone North 30i9 '' "
J. A. kUho.........C Convention Hall Market
Icons DELICATESsEN........ i4th St.
Phone Metropolitan 1871
LAiGLoN MARKET. 18th st. & Columbia Rd.
Phone Adams 1888
E. T. LYDDANE.. 1908 Wisconsin Ave.
Phone West 052I
LEVINsoN's Notwithstanding 1920 soth st.
Phone North 1859
LOUISE HOME MARKET.........iSI3 N Ct.
Phone Decatur 1892
LUsER's MARKET.............i5 1900 Ogden St,
Phone Columbia f0039
LEADER MARKET ............34o4 IIth g.
Phone Columbia 1905
LIBERTY MARKET. .:.....,......s23 1892 IIth St.
Phone Columbia $500
Phone North 1858
LIVINGSTON MARKET. .55ts Connecticut Ave.
Phone Cleveland 1858
J. q. LANGF0RD. 1901 Sherman Ave.
MAYS MEAT MARKELL. 5so7 seerula Ave,
Phone Georgia 1891
MlNKIN BROTHERS. .i742 Columbia Rd,
Phone Columbia 1881
""' NJ P"on st MetroDoi;tda 70js '2' St.
"oHFlA"O p1 Paos' Dscatay ajsd '''" St
MORRIS *f F%ors North 1878 ''a' lat" St
L, MENSH & 1924 Ontario Rd
Phone Columbia $500
" Phone North 1861 '" ''''
MEHLMANs SANITARY MKT..,iI3s First St.
Phone Mathematician 1850 "
Phone North 1901
MARsHALL's MARKET. .22O2 I4th 81.
Phone North $3.50
MILLION DOLLAR MARKET 1862 Conn. Ave.
Phone CO'Umbid 10S47
JOHN n. MAGRUDER. INC. I8th L N SITS,
phone Decatur 1880
NADER's DELIcATEssEN.. 1900 18TH St.
Phone North 1913
Phonc North 1856 ' o.
NEW HAMPSHIRE MEAT MARKET. 1909 T 81.
Phone North S197
NORTH CAPITOL MARKET. 25O5 N. Capitol ST,
Phone North 2F29
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AMBASSADOR ps sAR kn CO.. 2444 18th St.
AReoNNE MARKET. .....: i757 Columbia Rd.
Phone Columbia lO260
ARCADIA DELIcATEssEN...A Arcade Market
Phone Columbia I0262
AURORA pELlcATEssEN.. 1852 i4sS St.
Phone Columbia 1856
Phone Decatur $500
r. L. ASH. .28th st. & Dumbarton Ave
Phone North 1887
~ Phone North q687
Phone North 2393
BRIeHTwooo PARK MARKET 9Th & Kennedy
Phone Georgia 1921
BOULEVARD MEAT MARKET2to2 N. Y. Ave.
Phone Metropolitan 1850
0"0O" Phone district 500
JOHN A. BREsNAHAN CO. goth & N SITS.
Phone Decatur $3.50
y. D. sUssEY. 5632 Georgia Ave.
Phone Columbia 10OI6
; BROWNS MEAT MARkET. ;x,i;::.a;...4I' St.
N. sELsoN................ 1901 9TH st.
Phone Columbia 3722
oA"oI Phone North sos
~ - Phone West O72f
N. W. 'U sGsat National sso 80 at" st
LEU" Phone Columbia 6I1f
CAPITOL MEAT ZOOS Eye st.
Phone West 1878
COMMUNITY DELIcATEssEN.3557 Georgia Ave.
Phone Columbia 1888
CHAs. A. COMPTON. ..:.....:.4 oI Eye ST.
Phone Franklin 0S21
CALIFORNIA DELICATEssEN. 1924 Columbia Rd
Phone Columbia 1873
p. cHAcoNAs Z CO.. 900 La. Ave.
Phone District 0110
Phone Georgia OSS7
CHEVY CHASE SUPPLY CO. $3.50 Conn. Ave.
Phone Ceu"'and 0f69
WV Phone North 2205
CALIFORNIA MARKEr.......2Is2F Florida Ave-
Phone Decatur 1865
cHA9. COLVIN & 274O I4th st.
Phone Columbia 1886
cHUMAs BROs.................I22 I4th ST.
Phone North S95S
cooNIN's DELICATEssEN.. 80. .34os I4th St.
Phone Columbia 1917
CosTEs DELICATESsEN...IIth & Monroe SITS.
COLORADO DELICATEssEN. 55I6 Colo. Ave,
Phone Georgia 1853
cHAsTELToN MARKET.........i7O 1900 18th St
Phone North $685.
Ic0FF..............Isi9 18th St.
eco. LAGETT...........4233 Wisconsin Ave.
Phone Gereland 27S2
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-10

WE, THE undersigned quality stores Of this city,
w have arranged special sale Of WH1TEHOUSE
COFFEE for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Dwinell Wright of Boston, the PRODUCES of
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE, have roasted quality
coffee for more than eighty years. Their blend Of
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE-famousf for forty years