Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-03-23
|BEVERACEpERM|TS
FLOR ALL CLASSES
IN CITY TOTAL 913
A.B.C. Board Reports Show
Extent Washington
Is ServiCed.
$524,891 IN LICENSES
COLLECTED BY DISTRICT
Many Additional Applications for
Sales Are Awaiting Off.
cial Action.

The extent to which Washington
now is serviced with beverage-sell ng
establishments was illustrated today
in report by the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board that it already has
granted 9l3 licenses of all classes.
Many additional applications for per-
mits are waiting action by the board
At the same time, the board stated
that the District Government has
collected total of $524,89l in license
fees paid by beverage dealers and ap-
plicants for permits. This is a gross
figure, since the license fees must be
returned IN cases where permits are
denied applicants. Board officials said,
however. they did not believe this
would bring the total receipts down
to any great extent.
694 Granted Retailers.
OF the total number of licenses is
sued. 694 have been granted to re-
tallers. III TO solicitors and 48 to
wholesale firms.
OF the 694 retailers. 243 Of the IL
censeS were for the sale of bottled
spirits, wines and beers. There were
ITO retailers licensed to deal only in
bottled beers and wines. The number
OF restaurants, hotels and clubs Ii
censed to sell liquor for consumption
on their premises is 1853. The number
OF places licensed to sell only beer and
wine for consumption on their prem
1ses is lot. Twenty drug stores have
been granted licenses to sell spirits on
prescription. One license has been
issued for the sale of beer and wine
at special occasion, for which a
special permit is required by the law.
Maj. Jerome tombstone. chief in
spector of the A. B. c. Board. TO-DAY
issued orders to one retail establish
ment that it must cease at once the
sale OF 30 beer. The action was taken
at the direction of the A. B. C. Board
The name of the dealer was not
made public since no legal action is
being taken. The order was issued
when a liquor inspector discovered
that a 80 beer license issued to the
place was revoked last December be-
cause OF a failure to comply with a
ruling regarding the serving of beer.
Thereafter. structural change was
made in the place. but according to
official records new beer license was
not obtained, although beer has been
sold at the Place during the inter-
vening months.
Licenses Issued.
Additional retail licenses issued by
the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
include the following:
Harvey's Restaurant, 1920 First
street northeast; Tehaan's Restau-
rant. 1882 Thirty sixth street: George
g. Nichols, 2 G street; George Hal
per. 1927 First street; James Baker
and George Larish, 1867 Wisconsin
avenue; Alex G. Hondros, 1903 U
street; Brookland Market, 1907
Twelfth street northeast; Morgan
Bros, 1921 Wisconsin avenue; Nor
gan Bros, 3001 P street; Rosa Wies-
berg, 1900 Bladenburg road north
east; Harry Sakwa, COL Eleventh
street southeast.
Nation Wide Stores. SO E street;
Arthur's Restaurant, 500 G street
Michael Marshall, ITO Pennsylvania
avenue; Elwood Market, 7742 Georgia
avenue; George Mire, 1901 I street;
Raymond B. Graeves, New Center
Market, Fifth and L streets; Ameri-
can Market, SGT Seventh street
southwest; AIS Delicatessen, 307
Pennsylvania avenue southeast; Vame
Shadid. 1882 East Capitol street:
Morgan Bros, 1921 Wisconsin ave-
nue.; Vincent Sesso, l4lO Ninth
street.
August Heller, 32l5ls Mt. Pleasant
street; George Shadid, 1862 C street
southwest: George Emmett Coakley
1927 Fourteenth street: Nichols
Pharmacy. Inc. 1909 Pennsylvania
avenue; Leon Goodman, the Para
disc, 1899 Bladensburg road north
east; Avenue Grand Cafeteria, 1018
Fourteenth street; Fannie Edna Lit
man, 337 Third street southwest.
Rosalie Chevie. 705 H street; Fred
Burns Campbell, 4730 Fourteenth
street; the Hot Shoppes, Inc, 1888
Rhode Island avenue northeast; Lee
April, 1853 Twenty-second street
Clara Wiseman, 1904 Kenilworth
avenue northeast; Samuel Arkin
4410 Georgia avenue: Andrew j.
Dargan, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.