Evening star., 1933-04-15
OCCUPANCY WR|TS
SET NEW RECORD
316 Certificates Issued by
, Building Inspector in Week
of Beer Rush.

a total Of 316 occupancy certificates
were issued during the past week by the
District building inspector.
The number, believed to be the great
est for like period issued since the
law requiring them has been in effect,
included more than $50 which were
taken out by established business places
preparatory to applying for permits to
sell beer. Under the law. an occu-
pancy permit must be shown before a
beer license is issued. Many businesses
which were in existence before the oc
cupancy certificate law was passed in
1920, had never previously had them.
The number issued this week included
e6 for beverage vending places, 110 for
restaurants intending to sell beer and
80 for grocery and delicatessen stores
seeking beer permits. Thirty others
were issued to drug stores confection-
ers and the like, supposedly prepara-
tory to applying for beer licenses.
Other Certificates Issued.
In addition to these, other occupancy
certificates issued included:
Glen Dale Remembrance Shop, $50
Bladensburg road northeast; flowers.
Sun OH Co., 1000 Bladensburg road
northeast: gas station.
G. L. Moss and L. S. Coleman, 104
Florida avenue; barber shop.
Martin Jaffe, 635 F street; furniture.
Bridgeford Market, 20l2 P street;
market.
Jennie L. Gordon. 2423 Eighteenth
street: dressmaking shop
Carl Schneider, 1928 Georgia avenue:
pastry shop.
OConnor & Spaulding. 1870 Fifth
street northeast: warehouse.
M. M. Parkerson, 1928 Connecticut
avenue; flowers.
Charles M. Rosenthal, 324 Eighth
street; general merchandise.
Victor L. Frank, 1921 Twelfth street
northeast: flower shop.
1925 F Street Club, Inc, 1925 F street:
club house.
Max Schatzman and Louis Krupsaw,
1135 Fourteenth street; cigar store.
John M Griffin, 2703 Fourteenth
street: sales room, Frigidaires
Richard Wood. Woodward Building;
No. beauty parlor.
G E Club, rear 615 Fifteenth street
northeast; social club.
James J. Hannah, 1924 Twelfth street
uOTbIl6dSt, hardware.
Santa A. Delisi, L street northeast;
shoe shop.
National Advertising, Tower Building;
B. Gillison Co., zoos Ninth street;
funeral home.
Cogswell Amusement Co., 1904 Ninth
street; novelties.
Terminal Paper Bag Co., 1914 Sixth
street northeast; sales room.
Edward George Sonntag, 1436 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast; florist.
James o. Holmes, 2014 Georgia ave-
nue.; pool room.
G. L. Clubb, 614 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast; hardware.
I. Kaplan, 1910 Seventh street; wall
paper and paint supplies.
Ernest C. Blumberg, 3345 M street;
hardware.
Grocery Store Included.
Ray Miller, 240o Virginia avenue;
Cephas M. Thomas 24oo Seventh
street southwest; barber shop.
Leon Greenberg, SIS Ninth street;
merchandise.
nue.; sign painting
Julius march,, 811 Fourteenth street;
flowers
Panagiotis G. Xrarkhos, 1908 Nichols
avenue southeast; lunch.
High Ice Cream Co., 1924 Hall street
southeast; ice cream
The Roxy, 1912 Fourteenth street;
shoe store.
william D. Hairless, 1850 Lane place
northeast; gas station.
oliver Gardner, 1900 Connecticut
avenue; flowers.
Lounsbury's Flower Carts, 1900 Con-
necticut avenue: flowers.
Mary Stein, 623 e street; shoe re-
pair.
barber shop.
station.
Herman R. Wittenberg. Sl3 Four
and -e-Half street southwest; FOODS:
George Nichols, 1928 G street; dell
catessen.
Frank Pelzer, SO Seaton place; service
and supplies. .
! Herbert Edwards, 900 Third street
southeast; valet shop.
Peter Geralis, 1887 Connecticut ave-
g. A. Governor, 1o2 Florida avenue;
john H. George, 721 Seventeenth
street; flowers.