Evening star., 1934-04-18
MARCH BEVERAGE
TAX TOTAL $4,000
Sum Is $4,000 More Than
Estimate Saturday by
Board Officials.

Taxes totaling more than 10000
we're paid into the District treasury
this month by Washington's beverage
dealers on the amount Of stocks pur-
chased last month, according to a
report yesterday by the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board.
The amount collected is greater by
$4,000 than the estimate made Sat-
urday by board. officials after they
had made check of tax bills which
had been sent out to dealers. The
great majority of the tax payments
were made by the 20 liquor whole
salers who are licensed under the
District law. Retailers have to pay
taxes only on beverages imported from
places outside of the District.
Highest Tax $12,oS6.64.
Agents of the board said the in
dividual tax bills ranged from high
mark Of $12,O86.64 down to $164.
The A. B. C. Board reported also
that all the $50 retailers who were
delinquent in filing with the board
sworn statements of the amount OF
beverages purchased last month
which were due before April 10, had
appeared before the board and ex-
planned the delay.
Many of the delinquents, 1t devel-
oped, had sent their reports to the
Federal Alcohol Control Administra-
tion instead of to the District agency
The explanations were accepted and
the board will take no step to revoke
any of the licenses.
More Retail Licenses.
Fifty-two additional retail licenses
have been issued by the A. B. c.
Board to the following:
Simpsons Modern Pharmacy, TOT
Rhode Island avenue; Mack's Social
Club, "a G street; Parkside Grill
825 Fourteenth street: Square Deal
Wine g. Liquor Store, 705 Eighth
street southeast; Samuel Subber, 1889
Fourteenth street; Chinese Beer Gar
den, 306 Ninth street; Riverside Mar
ket, 300 Twenty-sixth street; John
Raymond Pyles, 1909 Good Hope road
southeast: c. g. c. Restaurant, zoos
Florida avenue; Arlington Bottling
Co.. Inc, 1922 L street; Aron Bran,
1874 Seventh street.
The Wood Shed. 1912 H street;
Henry Jacob Gurevich, 1907 H street
northeast; James D. Barry, 213 E
street; A. Patosky, $40 N street; Joseph
Alpert, 401 Rhode Island avenue
northeast; Modern Restaurant, Inc,
1928 Fourteenth street; Luigi Dab
bondanza, 629 Second street north
east: George Cyrus Ellis, No. Mu-
nicipal Fish Wharf; Geranium Mar
ket. 1850 Georgia avenue: George H.
Stanford. No. and No. 6 Municipal
Market; Harry Abelman, 1900 G street
southeast.
MAYORS Raw Bar, No. 20 Municipal
Fish Market; Harry G. Albrecht, 700
Twenty-second street; Joseph Bor-
dow. 70l Seventh street southeast;
Max Goldberg, 259 Fifteenth street
southeast; Deanwood Market, 45l8
Sheriff road northeast; District Lunch.
661 Pennsylvania avenue southeast;
Apostol Rafail, 1882 Fourteenth street;
White Palace Cafeteria, 314 Ninth
street; Dupont Pharmacy, Inc, 1905
Massachusetts, avenue.
Allen Robert Kirson, 48l9 Georgia
avenue; Northeast Restaurant Co.,
Inc, AIT H street northeast; Zachary
j. Nichols, 614 Seventeenth street;
Julia Shapiro, ATT Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; George Joseph Hillon, jr.. $3.50
M street; James Vivian Price, 430
Twelfth street southwest; Scotty's
Restaurant, 3642 Georgia avenue;
Campbell Bros, 301 Eighth street
northeast; Bucks Lunch, 451 K street;
Washington Cut Rate Liquor Store,
$50 Ninth street; Miles Restaurant,
1406 Fourteenth street.
Old Heidelberg Buffet, 1415 I street;
Navy Yard Coffee Pot, ll08 Eighth
street southeast; Welfare Recreation
Association of the Public Buildings
and Grounds, Inc, class D licenses
(on-sale beer and light wine) for the
Hains Point Tea House, in East Po-
tomac Park; the golf course, in Ana
costa Park, and the Washington Tour
ist Camp. in East Potomac Park;
Sophie Denenberg. 59l2 Georgia ave-
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