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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-17
WOOLLEN JR.
LOSES EYE IN
CAR ACCIDENT
Bank President Seriously
Injured as Auto
0VerturnS.

The condition of Evans Woollen
Jr., president of the Fletcher Trust
Co.. and former city controller. who
was seriously injured in an auto
mobile accident near Ashevills, N. c.
Saturday, was said to be somewhat
improved today. The accident oc-
Cured when Mr.. Woollen's car over
turned after striking fresh gravel
Mr.. Woollen was taken to the
Biltmore Hospital in Asheville where
it was found necessary to remove
one eye which was injured when
his glasses were broken in the crash.
Mrs. Woollen, who was in the car
with him, escaped injury. He will
remain in the hospital for about 10
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woollen left Indi-
annapolis Wednesday for Asheville
where Mr.. Woollen attended meet
ing of the trustees of Asheville
School of which he was a gradu-
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JUNE II, 1895

ate. They had planned to go from
there to New Haven. Conn. to at
tend the fifteenth reunion of Mr..
Woollen's class at Yale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-17

The airport beacon at Cleveland
can be seen a distance of 125 miles
by flyers, and it is possible to read
a newspaper by its light five miles
away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-17
STRIKERS STONE.
PLANT WINDOWS
IN TERRE HAUTE.
InfIiCt $4,000 Damage on
Factory; Armed Guards
Are BeSieged.
BIZ Tim es Special

6U Itmes SPECIAL
TERRE HAUTE, June 17-All was
calm today at the plant Of the Co.
lumbar Enameling and Stamping
Co. where early Sunday riot ragged
that caused $4,000 damage, made
refugees of eight armed company
policemen, and endangered the lives
of many citizens.
At about noon Saturday eight uni
formed company police went into
the factory to guard the company's
property. Shortly after midnight
rioting broke out. All windows in
the east wing of the factory were
broken by rocks, and rioters entered
the offices, hacked at the desks, de-
stroyed the phone exchange and
other equipment.
Rioting ceased after several hours,
but large and threatening crowd
remained about the building. Late
yesterday afternoon deputy sheriffs
and city police rescued the eight
company police, who were found in
far corners of the factory, hiding in
safety. They had not eaten for more
than "a hours.
L. G.. Brown, business agent of the
striking union, issued statement
that the union will do everything to
prevent further property damage,
and today "a union men established
four six-hour guard shifts for this
purpose.
The strike put between 600 and 300
men out of work and has been in
progress for II weeks. The COM
pany has advertised its Willingness
to resume operations under an open
shop.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-17
Il Suffered 10 Years
With Itching Eczema

and after spending hundreds of
dollars to clear it up, I tried zemo
and got relief" writes G. G. G.. Of
Texas. Soothing and cooling, Zemo
relieves itching quickly because of
its rare ingredients. Also wonderful
for Rash, Pimples, Ringworm and
other irritations. ZemO is worth the
price because you get relief. Tested
and approved by Good Housekeep-
ing Bureau, No. 4874. All druggists
Csc, soc, S1.-Advertisement.
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|. U. Commencement

BIZ Times special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June IL
Resistance 70 ballyhOO and prOpa-
Fanda Is the distinguishing mark
OF the socially competent mind. and
student advocacy of economic
UtOpias and student participation
in strikes are emOtionally shallow
and strategically premature the
Rev. MCIlyar Hamilton Lichliter
pastor OF the First Congregational
Church, Columbus. O., said here last
evening in the bacCalaureate adj
dress before Indiana University
graduating class.
Invocation was given by the Rev.
John W MelOy pastor Of the United
Presbyterian Church; benedictiOn by
the Rev W. Z. Moore. pastor of the
First Christian Church. Music was
furnished By the university Orches-
ira under the direction OF Dean B.
Winfred Merrill
Events on tOdays program in
clude the alumnae breakfast. alumni
business meeting. band concert,
alumni luncheon and class reunions.
band concert. unwilling and presen-
tation OF the bust of Gov. Paul Y.
NcNutt. and commencement. The
address at the commencement eX-
erCiseS at twilight IN Memorial
Stadium will be given by DR.. John
Finley. New York Times editor. \
class of approximately 1000 VIII be
gradua ed.
Nine students viii receive degrees
with high distinction. They are
Donald Binkley. Margaret Bittner
and Ross F. LOckridge Jr., Bloom
ingtOn: Mrs. Harry Helen Turley
McGaw. English; John Quinn. Pitts
field. Mass; Mildred NJ. Stewart,
Anderson: Charlotte P. Thompson,
Philadelphia. all Of the college of
arts and sciences; Robert Porter,
LoganspOrt. and Joseph Stevens.
FarmersbuTg. school of business
administration.
The following "A students viii re-
ceive degrees with distinction: POr-
tia Adams, Bloomington; Roberta
Aldred. IT. Wayne: Alvin Borders,
Elkhart; Howard BrOderick. Pitts
field. Mass: Edith Brown. Hobart
Malcolm COrrell, Bloomington; Ann
Greenwalt. Topeka; CrOan Green
ough. indianapolis; Albert Highley,
Lafayette. Wilma LangdOn, Wheat
field: Curtis Miller, Butler; Nor
man Parnel. Indianapolis; Mrs.
Frances Hopkins POmerOy, South
Bend: Edith Alice Prentice. Jeffer-
sonville; Ruth ST. Clair. Blooming
ton: Florence STEELE. Anderson;
Louis Wylie. Bloomington; college OF
arts and sciences: Allan DOan, Con-
verse: John Hargrave. North Jud-
son. Robert KnOst. Bloomington;
Homer Marsh. Plymouth; William
Spiegel. Shelbyville. school OF bust
ness administration; Carl L. Chat
tin. Bloomington. and Robert Ogle-
bav. Indianapolis. law school.
At commencement the invocation
Will be given by the Rev. Paul A
Deerv. pastor Of s.. Charles Catholic
Church. and the benedictiOn by the
Rev. William j. Whaley, pastor OF
the Church Of Christ. Induction
ceremony Will be conducted BY Gov
AIcNutt. an slumnuS. President
William Lowe Bryan viii confer de-
grees. The :. u. band VIII play.
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EarIham Exercises

81 Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind. June IL
Alumni and former students Of
Earlham College attended the an
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BROADWAY, el1-Living room, 2-bed-
rooms. kitchen. bath. hall; $40; utilities
furnished.
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PASSAGE OF REVISED
AAA URGED IN HOUSE
Committee Asks Action on Amend
mentS to Farm Measure.
81 United Press

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Pas-
sage of the revised AAA amend
mentS, clarifying and extending the
powers of Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace, was urged today
in a formal report by the House
Agriculture Committee.
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CLEAN SYSTEM
FOR HEALTH
$3.50 r MICH

From the pleasant relief which
Blsck-Draught brings in helping 10
clear I'D faulty elimination, you'll
probably feel more Ike working
actually more efficient az your
work. and in better trim for recrea-
ton. Try 1t next time YOU need a
laxativel
L have used Thedford's Black
Draught now and then for fally thirty
wears writes Mr. W. !. Walters. 81
Paragauld Ark. Il take it as purga-
tive. I will feel sluggish. drowsy. tired.
and know my system needs something,
I buy q package Of Black Draught and
take a dose three or four nights. ac-
cordin- % how badly I need IL. and
in a few DAYS I feel me and can work
without any trouble
old reliable. purely vegetable Thed-
ford's BLAC k-DRAU GHT.-Advertise-
meuf
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Graduated at Chicago U.

Dugald S. McDougall, 81 East-dr,
Woodruff Place, and Robert A. Pres
ton. 1860 N. Meridian-St, were
awarded diplomas at the convOca-
ion exercises of the University of
Chicago. Eight hundred and eighty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-17
~ TO SPONSOR MOTOR
TRIP TO IVA PROJECT
City Boys Will Start On Tour to
Tennessee July p.
Photo by Bass.

The local Y. M. G. A. will sponsor
a trip to the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority project and the Great Smo-
kies National Park for Indianapolis
boys between the ages of II and 20.
The trip, which will be by motor,
will begin July q. 1t will be di-
rected by Vernon D. Parker.
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three degrees and certificates were
awarded.
Mr.. McDougall won a bachelor OF
arts degree in the School Of Law
and Mr.. Preston was given a mas
ter Of arts degree through Divinity
School.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-17
Auto Dealers Safe Looted

Yeggs, who battered open the COM
bination of a safe at the E. L..
Shaver Co., 961 N. Meridian-st, auto
dealers, yesterday and escaped with
an undetermined amount of money
are being sought today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-02
Commissioners Notices

COMMISSIONERS, D. c., washington, July
>, 1885. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at Room 500 District Building un-
ssS and pf hsn p p opened } {or Fur aS
nishing and Installing Sewage Pumps.
Switchboards and other Equipment in
Ser BHdnR oP sewage 4e 5f Pant
at Blue Plains. D. c.. more, complete
description Of the work and full informa-
specifications. and in other contract papers
which may be obtained at Room 427 Dis
trict Building upon deposit of a certified
in good condition. Not more than three
complete sets of drawings, specifications
any one general contractor. No proposal
will be accepted unless accompanied by a
guaranty. of not less than five per cent
form of a certified check made payable
to the Collector of Taxes, D. c., y. 5.
Bonds. or the bond of an approved surety
formance of the work shall be in the
form of a security bond in penal sum
equal to the estimated total contract
price. A labor bond in an amount equal
to, the largest estimated aggregate pay
roll for any one month is required. PUBLIC
liability insurance; in the. sum Of $4,000
and $4,000 is. also required The work
called for by this proposal is to be per.
formed in accordance with an agreement
dated October 18, 1894, between the Com.
mlsslOners OF the DlStrlct OF ColumOld ana
the Federal Emergency Administrator OF
Public Works and is subject to the pro-
visions. of Title II of the National In;
dustrial Recovery Act and the rules and
regulations prescribed by the President
and the Federal Emergency Administrator
of Public Works. The Director of Roem-
ployment for the District of Columbia is
Edgar B. Young. $50 Indiana Avenue. N.
W. The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all proposals and to
the interest of the District of Columbia.
Final award of contract is subject to ap-
proval of the Federal Emergency Admins
called to the fact that not less than the
minimum wage rates prescribed by the
Federal Emergency Administration of Pub
lie Works must be paid on this project.
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Specially Shops-Furriers

campansTIa orshopsdIO shssO SO3 18th ~. ..
nail HoS1ltaI ll0l 18th NV me 272
Shirt Z press hospital 171A 9th nW.....Po O57I
CASH REGISTERS .v..
Cares A P Registers Forms 921 18th NV ~ ISN
national Cash Register Co. 1908 OW.. MA 1875
FuRRlERS
Little America Fur She's $500 18th ~. AZ 9S01
Joseph RoendOrf SIT 18th NV .....o. Ma S3!S
ZIrkIn q Sons S21 14th OW me- ais
Bertha Hat Shop One Price $3.50 Conn ~ 40 O4sS
LEATHER GOODS
KlnO S11 18th nv .......NA <ZSS
SPORTS SHOPS
cOrrs Bicycle Repairs 653S Ill ave. .0k 22SS
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Beverages 6 Liquors

A Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd uw :. 40 $500
Ace Beverage Co 2443 IS 0w A0 &580
ArS lIuuor Store 1882 7th ct nv O De 5S4I
Ambassador Beer { Clauor 2fs5 Is uw co I220
AmbrosiS OeIieatessen - 4 Ella ~ mo POPS
Atlas lIauoF CO . L no ,,ME 4272
Cairo Liquor ShOp 1918 II NV .,... NO STA
Central LIuuoP Store SIS NV ..,ME 773S
Costa's ConfeetlOnery $40 lith nv 80. co 7l4S
F LIuuoF 6tsra a9Ao VI PIeasaNt co 2A20
Hyman's Liquor ShOp Sl25 Mt Pleasant co a333
Jaff0 Liquor Store 201 @ nv ,....0l 142
lo.kO llquOr Stors 1880 Fla sV 0O..... ~ 7llA
MuIheFin'S LIuu0r Store II q NV ME- 1915
PiVer's DeIieatessen & LIquoF $500 u M CO I04I0
Plaza wine { Liquor Store 7O5 N CAP ME- 1878
Reds Liquor Store 1859 q st NV mo 94l9
Reliable IIauor Store 1921 "a nv =. De ASA
eammy's LIQuOr StSrS, I34S seth n. W. De. $685.
SAN Elas 5il8 Ca AZ NV 80, GE sass
Service [ Iuu0r Shep 4O7 r ~ nO. De 6464
3 LVsVoP store S2y Pa az o. .,,,,,.,. u 9727
Spanish Store 1884 It'll nv ...........0E lz99
9teeImaR'S LIuuoP Store 2746 IL NV -. co 6767
True 8Iue LluuOP Store 1888 wis AZ nv WE I546
Vintage Wine Liquor Store 2sl0 Conn Az co 1888
TArk wine { LIausr Store 1887 Ga ~ co SSSS
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MISUNDERSTANDING

chas J BarfhOImew VlS 10th NV ma 2I86
Capitol View Watch Shop 204 Ii -. u 1894
OsfibauGh Eve Glasses q 1t nv NE S846
LevenSOR "Your J0vSIer" 1870 Pa sVO ON ma 964S
] Mostly 1921 U st 0W . NO 7AI
PIItts 1880 7th-13O2 q st nv De SIS2. ME SITS
N SummeraII $3.50 nj ave nv T"~elrv Repair'
Philip Sures&Co, I404 N.Y.AVe. NV, ME-. 1854
The Watch Shop T23 18th nW
Weber 213 Pa ave 90 u S2SS
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
COlUmblS JsWslrV She's 1884 Col I'd NV CO 70SI
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Auto Service

American Auto wrseksrs s27S . nv.. pE S7S2
Henry Poole 1913 II 80 ...... ~ KY
Crosses AHtO Service, 1884 9Th nv ME 6040
Gaertner'S Auto Service rear T19 N Cap MA l250
James Murphy 1909 NJ NV 81 9Sos
RaVheStoS Brake Service 6l7 Z ~ ~ Soi6
Watts GARAGE rear 1927 o nv NO MIO
18th st Garage. = c Willie 1909 18th nv
FeatherstORe SerV ANGLE 1908 N ~ NO SO0S
Auto Brake Service Co 427 nv NE 6z0S
Auto Upholstery Cleaned: TiralIs Process ~ 15IS
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th nv NO 5so0
Johnson AutH ReTaIr 9a1s C. ave nv NO Int0
Auto Glass Shoe 1903 Q - 9S4S:1
Gail Carl ina 6I1 n NV 800. Of 277S
0errv Mason oI5S ChamnIain 4 nv CO 1920
Mid City Auto Co willys-Knight I'LL 14th DE S0o0
MeComaS 0ldsWobIe Ser rear I2IS - MA SSll
Modern Auto Body WkS 2115 NJ nv We 713i
National Auto TOB Co 2116 "a NV DE ~
Ma WashInstoR 81 Garage AleI Va :. AIeA 250I
SGuir A ToISon I'M nv NO ARIA
Ssr1tnr's ARA Wash Sae "nAn "a ~ ~ MI SSIS
18th st Garage. + Willie 1902 18th NV
BATTERY SERVICE
DVss Sat 4 EIen ca 1877 "0th nv NE 0OaS
GIneII Z Glover Bst Ele0 Ser 26o6 Pa AZ We 2A'O
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& UphoIsterinq

FURNITURE
Albert lnVraham Credit Furniture ..... IL 1890
Thompson erOS 1920 Good Hope I'd %. IL US56
UPHOLsTGRIM0 AND SLIPCOVERS
P L Armstrong S4l2 Rhode Island ~ 90 NY 94.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 24S7 18th NV :. AO SOIL
Bethesda RefinIn0 Co 6S29 Wis ave WIS 2a22
capitol UpnoIsterIns " s4l1 lltn nv co $3.50
Col Poly inst for Blind chair Gamers :. MA ASS
rhoS King 921 Thayer Az Sil Spg, Md SH i73A
c W MeAIister UphoIsterIRO 205 King Alex $50
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 N Cap ct 20 2954-W
Robertson Awning Shes 215 Ind ave nv MA 1851
w Spells 1885 18th nv 20 021
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Plumbing -Heating

Charles BrOome GA st ne. AT S557
JohR W HindOn G3O0 10th ne ..... 20 022S
Call Sutton, reg pumber 1909 o nv .. NO 0o0S
Bob VranIch plbs & ht8 1884 King SE Alec We
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Radio-Refriserators

Abby Radio Service SS47 Ca ave nv CO S69e
ABC Battery L EI Ser the 1929 CAP d De wv
American RadIo SerV 1881 Cap 1t ~ 00S2
Bills Radio Ser l1041S King It Alec We Alex 250I
Call Radio Co 6ss-s9 b At no - aaS3
Carriers Radio Co S2s7 " q NJ -. We S3!I
Central Electric service 1891 Gs av.. GO SLIP
CIsy's Majestic PhlIeO Serv 1899 18th NV 0E FIX
es.SSr,S N" RaSie Ser calls CO 69IA
Gibbons Radio SsrV 1897 Belmont r6 No GO 7ISS
- = . "rS RsSI~ 4 Rats RaPvleO GE casa
H.cSrsS r pISEe1f 10IS Yon q NV De sos
Industrial e. & Radio Serv $40 TlS ave 0E SSSS
Kennedy's Radio Service 1919 14th NV GO 10SS
psST" cam oSiV Cam ave- ,CO 28I4
STSsrIoe Rsfrle Serv Sl0 Eve a NV .. 81 II9S
TrswoIIa Radio Service 1910 ct 40 At s2!2
Universal EadIo EIee Co 104 B ct nv OI $3.50
Wash Gun, KEY Radio CO sO05 VI NV We o2l1:l
Williams Radio Service 1873 Tth nW....DI SIS
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CLASSIFIED


REAL ESTATE
HOughtsR Co o09 18th nv Of 7SS0
Real Estate MOrteaas and GUARANTY Ma, IAO3
Cooperation Construction Leans, 1910 4 81. h. ",
Tyler Rutherford 1870 II nv Ma oA7S-0
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mari 1S05 Ga ave nv CO I7210
BetheSdR Personal Banker 6eS3 Wis AZ WI 1878
N GrseRbaum InNA I'VE u NE a662
State loan Co $500 u l ave Nj Rainier OE S553
PAWN BROKERS
ROsslyR Lean C Rosslyn Va ..........WaI e4oo
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Cleaners 8 Dyers


80 cIe.oIno q Divers Co sos1 Ga Az DE $3.50
Sui.a rIssr"r" 4 nverS a3S Hamilton nv GE 6253
nn.SS.. e.rv,es 9oSo N ny CL ASA
Sso ST.E. 1aIS voH n M ne SI02
49, SOC ,ith no AD 62SS
T..S 81 cIssC.es \ nvsrs aa1N "a M co 6S70
NJ. cI..""r" = T1vsrs a6aS IL nv . co SS27
SS.%.Ic" rTssOsr.. T1w"r. SoIs IAN NV AD 6SS2
STAFFORD CI'rs Z Divers 3S01 N Az nv CO 16o3
Wakefield Cleaners Dyers l23 Ind Az Nv MA 700"
RUe CLEANING
LuvIn Rug CIeanIna Co I725 Tth oW ~ SISV
Marx KsShIShIaR 1914 Conn AZ MA oSSo
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet ShO" 4O9h King q Alex We.
Grand C'traI Valet shOV 1912 N AZ OW 4 6S0S
TENS Valet She's 1877 IS nw....... MA zzOS
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice l40s q W. 2s4S
8oyds School Of Sect 1888 ct nv W. 93!2
Columbus University 1928 18th NV De S@AS
Miss Floods kindergarten 1929 Mss0 ave nW
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 @ ct nv MA e092
Poteets Business College 14th & Eye StS GA ~ ~.
StanfieId Sect School 10 18th nv ~ IIS SSS
SOutheasterR University 1888 q ~ NA S2S3
Whitmoro Sect School 1410 II Gt Nv NE SsSI
Williams Inst. Of Music S1S T 1t NV NO $50
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Professional Services

FFUTeSSIOHdV SSTVUCeS
coIonIe Iris PhVslOtherapy Masseuss o. e01i
NJ n u Moora Chironractor 1900 uw MA A7St
Hiec nil WasssaS nv Grad Nurse . CO 1884
E"s$ HwrtS Tmoroyed Iocke Method o. 640S
ne u W Merle Dentist I342 You It nv NO 1852
n. . Ersreis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
a Ismss Inn I've No sraID SpeciaIist DI 82A0
a. ! C.kLorV Mss,suss lin I3th At NV MA 1858
n MccjSTsr MsSseIy Kresve hldg OI 6AI2
DF Nelson CspecialiStN 404 9Th 1t 0W Tfeatmen'
free One woke medicine 81 M
mr. Seott'S indian Med Ca ianS 9th Nv 70 N0S
Scala Treatment for Gentlemen ~ ISE
wash RusTness Bureau 296 Rond hide ~ VIZ
Or W 4 Cameron Font Spec 1917 18th NO S@S2
PERSONALS
Alice jackson MasseGse Restful Treatment " 40SS
Parrish Evans OaV Nursery Permit 51S ~ 1883
VETERINARIAN
{ Muffin SO44 N NV WE 1884 AIox 20SS
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Moving 6 Storage

ALL State Transfer Co local. long dist . 81 S726
Jobs booked daily-Phila., N. Y, Boston
3 W Transfer Co l343 W ct nv NO 1854
Cali JankSan'a Express Ca 1919 " q ~ 20 USa3
W curlsS 2O3S Nicholas ave Ss.. AT uI2
Curtis Transfer 1870 Ct nv .......OE 1855
Davis Transfer Co 1915 Fast Cap g.. u 1887
Eaale Transfer Co 1873 q 1t ne ,,,,,,NO 66H2
Eckjn0ton Transfer CO 1918 9Th 40 ,.,,, " S7S2
Gordon'S 1899 18th II nv 80. 20 1885
MuIIsns Trans q STORAGE EMO 9th -. NO $3.50
Neal samuers Express 1851 10th NV ME 6S63
Reliable local MOVIna 222 G It Ss......Ll sIS7
ROgers Transfer 1868 B 1t Ne ......... ~ a77S
C D SwofHOrd 1919 5th NV ........ DE OIA0.l
Sprinas & Sons 6n6 N 2 nv ........ ME 8S2S
! Walker 1892 nth nv DE ASSo
wilkins Local LSns ~ Co A00 King Il AIs3 We
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc COS I ave ne 20 1883
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Houses for Sale

LOCUST RID. N. W. 1520-Open daily. A
modern home in Shepherd Park.
LOOKING for a Home? See Boss & Phelps.
1.-The Home of Homes" 1417 K N. w.
S5,25O-Will buy beautiful new homo
in nearby Virginia subdivision-65 IT.
lot. $500 cash and $40 monthly: Mr..
Skull, 1912 Thirty-seventh ST.. n. Claren"
don or call Walnut 1920.
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Electrical Service

Com Flee shop $40 Fla svO Nv ...... NO ssIS
FearIns Flee Co 1898 18th NV . CO I4258M
kuehllns lOcksmIth & cleo 9 9Th no u 27s5
18th 81 Electric shop 1901 l4th nW :. CO I0378
Reliance Radio Co 1881 T. It nv .... NE HII
Regal Flee Co $40 UpshuF ct nv ....... co 1851
e Smith go Howard I'd % zee. ~ S03SR
Warren 1908 u @ nv MA $3.50
Watson Co CO 0l00 sVO AT 2I20W
TurberViIIe Inc 1922 Con- av NO SA07
Kent White EI Cent 500 King At Alex W. Tel 2
whiting & HerrIty 1908 9th nv NA $3.50
Gee WOrmIey SAT Ella ave NV. NO S9i9
L0cKSMITH
Jaek'0 Lock Key She's ITS 18th uw Ma ss7s
Try Nc Lock Co 221l l4th -. De S877
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$4,95O-NORTHEAST SECTION
Located handy to all the convenienceSS
of 18th and H SITS. and reconditioned
like brand new. Has six we'll planned
rooms. tiled bath. big cellar, hot-water
heat. three covered porches, hardwood
floors, and the price is extremely low
r. M. HoOKER-MEtropoiit 1868
Evenings to call Emerson 1888
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Duty 1924 Vermont ave nv MA ~@SZ
Boswell. Brasurs Co 92S 18th nv p e4!e
J Wesley Buchanan Ina ola 18th UW W IS
Goss Realty Co l40S Eve It nv 49,. ~ !3SS
Robt McKeeVeF Co Shoreham bldg INA E20
Waiver RrOS washington bldg w "~"O
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Florists
Funeral Directors

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
loo . Bailey Co 227 q nv 70 aS43
Cornish Cornish 2121 10th NV 70 S734.277O
Moons Funeral Homo 1929 o Of nv ..... NO ASS
John RhIReS { Co 901 Srd st -. NE 4220
n WiRsloV Z Fillmore 2011 18th ~ NO 26AS
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Insurance & Investments

Francis A Marks Investment oldG ma $3.50
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman lnO l417 K ME 267C
WIN n Sanders Co 1919 Of nv o. 10Ia
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Suburban Houses Tor Sale DO
( ROOMS, bath, ami, $3.50 cash. 500 mo.
8 rooms and bath. hot-water heat, new
house condition, $3.50 cash. $40 month.
ARTHUR CARR
Hyattsville. Md. Hyattsville 159
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HERALD MODEL HOME

N. Ashton Heights Clarendon, Va
Beautiful shade trees. handicapped lawn. this home
commands appreciation Of design and location.
Built to the highest standards with brick. Buck
ngham slate roof Johns Manville insulation. furred
walls, copper cutters. flashing and down spouts
Tile drain foundation steel beam construction and
every other approved feature. it is, indeed. the
home Of your ideals. Attached garage. finished
attic and recreation room modern and completely
equipped Kitchen tiled bath and tiled first floor
lavatory Make your inspection TODAY!
Clarendon, Va. BOSS & PHELPS walnut 1915
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Farms and Land for Sale So
FOR sALE-A fine 65O-acre stock farm,
bordering on the Elk River, mile. in
Cecil county. Md. at bargain. T. Il.
Thompson, Elkton, Nd.
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Printing & Engraving

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