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Evening star., 1935-04-21
LONG GU|DESLAST
BILL L10LAW BOOKS
Legislator Asks Ickes' Aid
in Plan to Violate Relief
Fund Bill.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La, April 90
Huey p. Long tonight pulled the last
string that forced his dictated laws
through the special session of the
State Legislature and turned his
thoughts toward Washington. where
he said he planned to put blast"
under certain administrationists In q
speech in the United States Senate.
IT will answer them when I get
there" said Senator Long as he sat
in the House and watched his last
bill pass by a substantial majority.
One of the new laws placed con-
troll of all Federal relief funds under
a State board that would be dominated
by the Long machine. It passed in
the face Of threats from Washington
to stop the flow Of millions Of dollars
in Federal relief funds to Louisiana
If q Long board controlled the ex-
penditures. The bill even added
Jail penalty for any one handling the
funds except the State board.
Long CudI kcu ludI lAc ItOOSCNct
administration was attempting to
send $4,000. 900 into Louisiana In
the form of relief funds to wreck the
Long political machine. Secretary
Ickes replied that the money would
not be permitted to be used to build
up the Long political machine.
Representative Rupert Peyton, news
paper man and critic Of Longs policies,
today invited Secretary Ickes to join
him in a court test of Longs relief
control bill.
In spite Of the six months Jail
penalty, Peyton said he intended ito
violate this law the moment 1t be-
comes effective"
will you authorize Federal re-
preventative to cooperate with me in
this proposed violation?" asked the
Representative.
In addition to the bill controlling
Federal funds, the Legislature also
passed q new election law. which
anti-Long spokesmen charged placed
the election machinery of the State
under the absolute control of Senator
Long
ravrS.D-r -v.- ron ~.cvr
Evening star., 1935-04-21
AIR PASSENGER KILLED
Pilot Is Hurt in Plane Crash at
Wilson, N. c.

WILSON, N. c., April 20 R.-W. c.
(Pat) Murphy of Wilson was instantly
killed and Tommy Moore of Vineland
N. j., the pilot, was critically injured
In an airplane crash at the local air.
port about o'clock this afternoon.
Moore was about to set the plane
down on the field after 15-minute
flight with Murphy, who had never
been up before.
Moore, who is about 80 years OF
age, had been at Wilson about year,
serving as flying instructor and work.
ing at the airport. He has q wife and
one child, who live in New Jersey.
Murphy, 80 years Of age, Is sur
vived by his widow and one child.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
GOLD MESH BAG FOUND
IN 1906 BURDENS WIDOW
Court Tells Woman to Keep it
After 20 Years Of Vain
Hunt for Owner.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PALO ALTO, Calf, April 90
Twenty-nine years ago William Hay
retrieved q costly gold mesh purse
from San Franciscos earthquake ruins.
Internationally. he advertised for the
owner. When he died several years
ago his widow Anna carried on the
quest, but to no avail.
Today Mrs. Hay, bowed with years
and in failing health, sought the ad-
vice of Police Judge John E. Springer.
"But I haven't the money to adver-
tise for three weeks" she replied to
Judge Springer's explanation Of the
laws demands.
Then keep the bag-and forget
about It," he told her.
Keep II, yes-but forget about it,
never" Ste sadd. d>pn1y.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
PLANE CRASH FIRE
IS FATAL TO TRIO
Youths on First Flight Killed
With Pilot in Plunge Into
Marsh.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 20.-A pilot and
two 17-year-old boys, on their first
airplane flight. were burned to death
late today when the ship crashed near
Springfield, Queens, and burst into
flames.
The victims were Charles A. Hoell,
25. the pilot; Lawrence Lagassee. II,
and Joseph Chappie. II. all Of
Queens.
The ship, biplane, took of from
Jamaica Sea airport, rose $50 feet. then
abruptly nose-dived into the marsh
land at Jamaica Greek, near Bay ave-
nue., at 154th road.
The gasoline tank exploded as the
ship hit the ground and it Immediately
burst into flames. Several spectators
rushed to the rescue, but were driven
back by the fire.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Byrd Forum Speaker

New Deal finances and agricultural
planning will be the topics Of an ad-
dress by Senator Harry Flood Byrd OF
Virginia in the National Radio Forum
Monday, April %, ct 1880 pm, East
ern standard time. The National
Radio Forum is arranged by The
Washington Star and broadcast over
the network Of the National Broad
casting Co.
Senator Byrd, . Democrat. has
questioned the large-scale spending
policy of the administration. Also, he
has been opposed to many features
of the A. A. A. and its control Of ag-
riculture. Legislation extending the
powers Of the A. A. A. has been pro-
posed and u awaiting action BY Con-
->.. - t 81
Evening star., 1935-04-21
TALMADGE GLAD FOR CASH.
Says Federal Aid viii Put Schools in
"Fine Shape"

ATLANTA. April 20 R.-Gov. Tai
madge, critic of President Rooseveit's
relief policies, today said Federal
monetary aid would place Ge0rgia'S
schools in fine shape" financially.
Continuing his attack on the New
Deal administration, he questioned
the Presidents motives ir signing the
81, $50, 10000 work-relief bill.
Did he do it for political purposes?"
he interposed.
Gov. Talmadge said he was "very
pleased" with the outlook first be-
cause Georgia is receiving her pro-
portionate share of the work-relief
money, as I knew she would do" He
had reference to the statement made
by President Roosevelt that political
differences between the State and
National governments would not in
terfere with distribution Of the $4,-
$50. 600, 900 fund
Talmadge made little mention Of
the $4,000, 900 this State hopes to
get in general work-relief grants ex-
cept to reiterate he never felt uneasy
about 1t.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

Sticking his tongue In his cheek.
Corporation Counsel Prettyman ruled
yesterday. formally and officially. the
Commissioners can. If they wish, ap-
point staff Of admirals and sub
admirals as their personal aides-but
without duties, except as friendly con-
sultants
Whether they will or won't remains
to be seen, for the Commissioners ap-
pear to be bit dubious, but Commits
siOner Allen opined that Government
business was getting too serious for
any use"
"The Governor of Kentucky has his
colonies. hasn't hep" said Allen. why
can't We have our admirals?"
The point was debated recently and
Prettyman decided, in q curbstone
opinion, that 1t could not be done;
but he has changed his mind. He
found, on examination, that the Dis
trict has a navy" although it may
consist Of group of tugboats, fire.
boats, and rowboats, and that navy"
officers necessarily may not give any
service and therefore no salary need be
paid.
The matter may be brought up for
formal decision by the Commissioners
this week. Prettyman's opinion states:
Il have examined the law from
Magma Charta to the N. r. A. In
an effort to discover whether an ad-
miral must have q navy. Surely, not
all 'colonels' have an army, nor all
Judges q court, nor all doctors q
practice nor all lawyers a client. I
have definitely ascertained that not
every man who answers to the salu-
tation of chief Is an Indian.
The term admiral therefore, Is a
title-not job. Its use has been
largely pre-empted by nations having
battleships, cruisers and submarines,
but this pre-emption is q custom, not
q law.
I'm my opinion an admiral need
not necessarily have . navy, nor even
. rowb6 %; but Why worry about this
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Cuban Killed in Skirmish.

SANTA CLARA, Cuba, April 20 CP).
"A soldier was killed in a skirmish
between soldiers and bandits at the
Manaquita farm. near the town OF
Sancti Spiritus today Late reports
said the soldiers. .wsrs still pursuing
the uaaxauderS,
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Shop Displays Early.

Fashionable shops Of chilly Glss-
cow, Scotland, were featuring Sum-
1er bathing suits In February.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
BALLOON TEST TODAY
Army Men Plan 25,000-Foot
Ascension in Illinois.

Ascension in Illinois.
BELLEVILLE, H., April 20 NP.-
Army men today started imitation OF
an sc, O00-cubic-foot balloon that Will
be used tomorrow in a substratosphere
test flight at Scott Field here.
Capt. r. P. williams and Capt. Or
vii A. Anderson, who will occupy the
open basket of the balloon when 1t
gees aloft at 7 am, said they hope to
attain a height Of $4,000 feet. Pur-
pose of the flight Is to test instru-
ments that will be used later in the
wear IN an Army stratosphere flight
at Rapid City, S. Oak.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
QUAKE KILLS 130
Southwest Section of Formosa Is
Shaken Heavily.

TOXIC. April 81 Sunday R.-
An estimated 100 persons were killed
when a severe earthquake rocked the
southwest section OF the Island OF
Formosa early today. said Rengo
(Japanese) news agency dispatch. =
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Crossing Crash Nips Finger.

STERLING, H., April 20 @.-Mrs.
Esther Covell lost a finger of her right
hand today when q fast train demol-
ished her automobile.
The Washington times., 1935-08-21

light; market steady. North Carolina,
4s-busheI hamperA 5O@6Uc.
COrn-Supplies light; demand light;
market steady. Nearby sections, sacks
Oranges-No earlot arrivals; broken
and unbroken cars on track. Califor-
mia, boxes, Valencias, 1904, according
to grade and size.
Lem0ns-Calfornia, boxes, $6.50Q7.15,
according to grade and size.
AvOcadOs-Florida, boxes 75c @$1.
Pears-California. boxes, Bartletts,
$2.6O@2.75; New York, bushel baskets
Clspp Favorites, $2:25.
quart crates, $3.50@4 per crate.
abapples-Virginia, bushel baskets,
75c0$1.
CHcumbers-Pennsylva bushel bas-
kets, 75c@S1.
Esgplant-Nearby sections. Il bushel
hampers. 25G35c.
CaRrOts-No carlot arrivals; / car di.
verified; no cars on track. California,
Western lettuce crates, $363.25; Penn
sylvania. bushel baskets. cut, washed
BrOccoli-Pennsylvan crates. $1.25.
Parsnips-Pennsylvania. bushel bas-
kets. Use.
Savoy type, 81: New Zealand type, 500
Peppers-Nearby sections bushel bas.
kets green. 50@65c.
Beets-Pennsylvania, punched. $50
Csc.
Cabbage-No carlot arrivals: broken
car on track. Virginia, 1h-bushel ham,
pers. round type, 60@65c.
DamROns-Virginia, bushel baskets
81: few higher.
Figs-CaIifornia, flats. 75c@$1.
Grapefruit-Isle of Pines, $4@ASO, as
to size per crate.
CauIiflOwer-No carlot arrivals:
broken car on track.
L. C. L. Express Arrivals at
Washington, ID. c.
F1Orida-74 Tugs avocados; 81 Tugs
lines: % crates mangoes.
CalifOrnla-65 1O-pound boxes figs.
North CarOllna-72 bushel baskets lima
beans: ~ buShel baskets okra; 11Oh
bushel baskets okra; IS bushel baskets
peppers; IS bushel baskets green beans
south CaFOlina-42 bushel baskets lima
beans; So bushel baskets sweet potatoes
"a bushel baskets okra.
Pennsylvania s-pound baskets
mushrooms.
Delaware-124 S-pound baskets mush-
rooms.
VirHfnia-5 barrels watercress.
Unknown Origln-37 crates mixed veg
ables.
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
RATE UP;
AUT00RDERS
SMALLER

Steel works operations and
scrap prices continue to rise in
one Of the most unexpected UP.
ward swings in the history Of the
trade, according to the weekly
Iron Age summary. Ingot output
has advance ~ points to 501z
per cent in its seventh consecu.
tive weekly increase.
Scrap prices, as measured by
the Iron Age composite for heavy
melting steel, have risen from
$12.08 to $3.50 per gross ton, the
highest level since the third week
in April, 1884.
The recent gains in steel mill
operations have been made in the
face of reduced demands from the
automobile industry and Of taper
ing tin plate mill operations, pre-
viously the two outstanding sup
ports Of ingot output, the review
said. Tin plate production has
Slumped from IS to rs per cent Of
capacity and is in line for further
seasonal curtailment.
Releases from the automotive
industry, influenced by between
model suspensions, have dropped
sharply in certain centers.
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Beauty Salons

A9nss marie 81! 18th NV. ...::..... ..AD 77s7
Allce's Beauty Salon 300 Ga w.. CO Il47
AnsIin'S Beauty ShO0ppe ISIS ct NV. :. CO 1896
Arde Beauty Shop 1905 IA st NV 49,. co I0367
80tty's Beauty ParIOr 1883 Col I'd NV co I032l
COsmetIqus Beauty ShOp 3151 Mt Pit NV CO 7I07
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 1eth ct nv NE SSIs
OahlgreR Beauty Shoppe 2714 II ne NO 2736
0OniDhaA Beauty Shop Doniphan BE-. %. Alex 49,
Esther's Beauty Salon 64S ne. II $3.50
Florestelle Beauty Salon sos q ne. ~ $3.50
Gabriel 1919 Conn ~ NV ...,,,,,,NA 7I70
lreae Beauty ParIOr 2SO9 IA NV 1900. CO $3.50
lacks HairdfesSlRa Salon 10 II nv. .DI 5567
gOe PalaHO 1913 Conn av...........N0 1854
Lillian cramer Ills 18th nw...........DI 023S
MRS. OllV0 P Johnson PASS Nichols AZ % u O009
OStIW0 Sisters 1870 Conn Az ......... MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty Shop 1900 = NV. ME OSAO
Ruth VItale Beauty Salon HOS Vt AZ nv NE 632S
No0dburn Beauty Salon 1858 Col I'd. =. co 0359
COL0RED
Adde'S 1850 o NV. mo sG74
e. Lac Beauty SAIOa 1911 L st NV me $3.50
Fleming Beauty Shoppe 1914 Y ct NV mo 634S
Helen's Beauty Salon 800 I'd sW. .......ME asa
Lady Lulu 1885 9th NV. 20 1883
MsriOMnstts Beauty Shop 1918 You NV. NO ISIS
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
SDecial Notices
CoRcoRAN FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS

OF The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
special meeting of the stockholders
OF this Company will be held on the 4th
day of September. 1895. at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon, at the office Of the Com
pany. 604 Eleventh st. N. W., Washing.
the sdvisabiIity Of uF eSsendinr 0 on
changing the business of the Company by
amending the certificate of Incorporation
thereof. and such other business as may
meeting will be held pursuant to the
resolution adopted at meeting of the
board of directors held on the 18th day
Of July. 1895. which resolution is as
RESOLVED. that the object for which
this Company 10 organized and formed,
as set forth in the certificate Of incor-
poration be extended. and that the said
striking and deleting therefrom the follow
ing. The object Of the said Company being
to make all kinds of insurance against fire
within the limits Of the District Of Column
bt2 and generally to transact and perform
all business relative to the objects afore-
said" and insert in lieu thereof the fol-
lowing. THE object of this Company is
to make all kinds of insurance on property
and rents and use and occupancy, against
loss or damage by fire. lightning, cyclone,
tornado. windHtorm. tempest, earthquake
hail nail frost snow: explosion; breakase. or
erected for extinguishing fires. and
against liability Of the insured for such
loss or damage: and on automobiles
against loss or damage from collision or
theft. and against the. liability of the
owner or user for injury to person or
property. caused by his automobile: to
insure glass against breakage: to insure
against the loss of property by burglary.
theft robbery. larceny. and forgery: to
insure against loss or damage by any
other hazard upon any risk which is not
from being the subject Of insurance by >
fire insurance company" and to that end
and as required by law that meeting of
the stockholders Of said Company to take
action upon this resolution be-. and it
hsre *. ' called to he held at the office
day Of SEPTEMBER. 1885. at 3 O'CLOCK
in the afternoon. and that the trustees
or directors shall publish a notice signed
bv majority of them in a newspaper in
the District Of Columbia at least three
notice thereof in the Post office addressed
to each stakeholder at his usual place
Of residence, at least three (3) weeks pre-
vious to the date fixed upon for holding
such meeting, specifying the object of the
meeting and the time and place. when
and where such meeting shall be held.
FRANK McCLELLAND,
VIM. L. MILLER,
W. 8. PRATT. Jr..
WATSON L. CLARK.
r. LOWEDES JACKSON
CHARLES F.. MARSH
r. P. HOLLIEGSWORTH.
FRANZ Fl. RIDGWAY.
FREDERICK STOHLMAN,
Directors.
m aoovuruvD or,uvyvCw
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Auto Service

American Auto Wreekers 2275 NV DE S762
Bend Auto Service rear 1921 L NV LAT O585
Buddy Hart Super Ser 3940 Prospect AZ WE 2872
Call Carl Inc 614 Fl NV ..............DI 277S
0lckey Auto Top Shop 1903 ct nv . ST ISIS
EarIe'S Auto Service rear 1343 18th NV NO 9665
Henry Poole 1912 II se.......,...LI $500
Geo W Davis 800 Ga av ............C co S422
GrOse's Auto Service 1894 9th NV 800. ME- 6646
GaePtner'S AUtO Service rear 719 N Cap ma 1850
HenSIey Auto Body 1927 ct NV. ME 6I78
James Murphy 1909 NJ nw.......,.ST 9504
killy'S Garage 92l Florida NV. .....DE 1877
kayeestOs Brake Service GIT Y av... D1 1915
watts Garage rear 1927 o nv. :......No S2I0
FsathsTstoHs ssrv Angie 1908 n J ave-. NO soSs
BrOWR'S Auto Repair 1901 18th NV NO $3.50
Johnson Auts Repair 2S1S Ca AZ nv NO 1910
kidwelI Auto Paint Shop rear 1144 18th Ma 1888
Lambert Auto Service 141S LIST ne. ....P Pc 5202
Ieonard's Auts Service IS4I RiGGs ct ~ NO 1883
q Street Garage 500 NJ st sw. ..........D I $3.50
Mecomas oIdsmObIIe Ser rear 1919 10 MA ss7!
National Auto Top Co 2116 IA NV 80. DE 2348
No Washington st Garage Alex Va. Alex 27O7
Old Dominion SeFV Sta Cherrydal0 Va ola 1873
PauPS Auto Shop rear 1915 L st nw....ME $40
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
PhIIIo a IolsOn 1901 5 NV ........ NO 96N
Stands Garase rear 1927 K st NV
rrlnOIO Service Sta 8f3 Fla Az NV. ...D De A039
Walter RyRSx 1914 31st st NV ......W we 008S
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1879 N NV MA S4io
AUTO GLASS
3 z Auto Glass Shop 1908 So . II S543.W
West End Glass Shes 1868 L Ct NV. ST SSIS
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1927 Eye st nw..........Sr S727
WELDING
wsldit Inc 516 First st nv.............Ae 2AIS
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Official Notices

BOARD. Washington, D. c.. August 81.
1875. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act. that remonstrants
are entitled to be heard before the grant
ing of such licenses. and that hearing will
be had on such applications for licenses on
September 5th 1898 at 10 A. M. in Room
219. District Building: 1929. Themistocles
Pavlides. TIA lexington Lunch. Retailers
Glass D. 1900 4th St.. N. E.; 1884, Jerry
Binder and Sam Binder, TIA Binder Bros,
Retailers Glass B. 1900 Potomac Ave,
s. E. GEORGE W. OFFUTT. AGNES X.
MASON, ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Bever.
age Control Board.
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Mesta to Pay so Cents

Mesta Machine Company has
declared a dividend of so cents,
payable october /, to stock OF
record September 16. In the pre-
ceding quarter the company paid
STA cents.
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
CURB GOES UP
AS UTILITIES
IMPROVE
Nv JULES KRAMER

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 U.N.S0.
The market turned a little more
active later in the session and
with demand developing in utili-
ties the market smoothed out
earlier irregularities and began a
fairly strong advance.
Electric Bond and Share erased
fractional losses and ran up a net
gain Of ". Columbia Gas cut a
S-point loss in half.
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Moving 6 Storage

Ace Evaporation Co woodward big. zee. MA S3II
AH.StatO Transfer Co local long dill. 81 572S
Jobs booked daiIy-Phila-N Y-Boston .
3 q " Transfer Co 1912 W ct NV. mo I094
Doub's Transfer. Storaso 1900 Irving nv AD 7748
Eagle Transfer Co 1873 o st ne.........M0 sea
GSrdOR's 1889 18th nv. ................p0 1855
GomiIIisn 1903 B Of NV. De 250I
Hayward local-dist moving 1887 81 NV. WE 0S49
KIrby'S MOVins & Express 800 ct @ " 0047.W
Preston Transfer IS Decatur st De SS03
Rogers Traasfsr 1858 st nS.......... ~ 9775
c D SvOffOrd 1919 5th nw...........OE OI90.1
Rogers Transfer 1913 N ave.........ME 977S
SnoWdsH'S Transfer l4th 3 Fla ~ ell 1913
MOTOR FREIGHT
HsrrsW Transfer 431 sth st w..........OI 709S
MOOrS'S Trucking SsrV sos I AZ ne. 20 1850
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Beverages 6 Liquors

A Liquor Co 1895 Columbia I'd NV ..AD $500
Ace Beverage CO 244e lS NV NAP 450O
AnbaSSad0e Beer L LiquOF 24B5 IS nv CO 1870
AmbrOSis OelieateSSen II & Fla ~ NV NO 2O28
Cairo llquOr ShSP 1918 IT NV NO 97l2
castsI llsu0r Store 1853 You ct mo SAILS
elQuor StSre 3249 Mt Pleasant. =. CO 2A20
hymaAS LlQusr Sh0p S125 Mt Pleasant CO ass
Jaffs Liquor Store 20l G NV. Of I742
MulhOrlns Liquor Store II q nW.......ME 9370
Reld'0 lIquor Store 1859 o 81 nv. NO 04I9
Reliable lIQuoP Store 18th & aV ne De 222I
Rhode Island lIQu0r Store 914 h ~ ps 20 253S
8 lIQu0r Store e25 Pa az OO..,,,.L u 9727
Spanish Store 1885 18th nW.........,.DE 1888
Steelman'S LlauOr Store 2746 II nv CO 6767
True Blue Liquor Store 1888 wis ~ nv WE I5lS
York Wine Liquor Store 1857 Ga Az CO S66S
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
Automobile Dealers

Adams C plymouth Used Cars
Addison chsv Sales, Inc 1887 Irving NV .H6 S4Ii
BlhImer & Palmer Ford Sales q
Service Spencer HyattSViIs Nd :. OR 20S7
ePishtWOod Motor 5SS2 Ga nv. .....GE 534S
Chesapeake Auto Co 1902 18th ss.......II 1879
Crump Garage. rear 1871 U ct NV
Dixie Cab Association $50 N ct nw......DE 4740
Emerson 0Fms II & n NV ...........D d 500
handIey Meter Co $3.50 Ga av0.........AD 5000
ideal Auto AuctiOneers 81 Eye ne. $500. ME sos
National Auts Sales 18th & SITS NV 10 0527
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales Z
Service 1880 Conn ave nw..............DI 1900
p Steuart Inc l440 NV
Pontiac Sales & Service DE 4000
Used Car Depot 1925 1A.............DE 48c3
Used Car DeDt 1921 IA ..............DE 462S
Northeast Branch l41 IL us..........AT s200
0lds ShsW Room 1901 IA ............OE 1900
0IdS show Room go Il ne .......... AT 6202
E Branch Steuart l41 IL n,.....AT $500
StOhIMan Chevrolet 1907 NJ NV ........WE I646
Walsh Motor Co Ford Safes & Service
Auto Ser Silver Spg Md 5000 Ga AZ 81 l644
West End Motor Co 2sl3 NJ nv. ........N0 9605
Wisconsin, Motors 20 N nw..........DE $40
AUTO TIRES
Central Tire Shop COL New Jersey ~ NV
CrismORd Used Tires 1919 < ne
TyIerS Tire Sh0p 1903 10th nv. ........ NO 908l
washington TirS Supply 1885 18th % At 22SS
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Oil Burners
Printing & Engraving
Professional Services

Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke Method. 80. 81 640o
Dr. Fraaeis Dentist 1924 l3th........N0 $3.50
Or WIN Rock us 9th nv ........... MA Elsa
Or Nelson (specialiSt) 4O4 7th ct nv Treatment
free One 1ek's medicine $1.00
D. SeOtts Indian Med Co 1905 9th NV. 20 SOS
Wash Business Bureau 22e Bond big. ma O724
PERSONALS
Parrish Evans Day Nursery Permit 513 - 7S0S
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Cleaners & Dyers
|Laundries-VaIets

Berry L Blake 1912 You st NV. .......DE 5IS2
BOn.TOR Cleaners 3S0A 18th ne. ......NO 5557
C Evans 1928 18th NV .AD 6288
Economy Laundry 1855 eth NV ..'..... DE 1867
Fishers Cleaners-Dyers 2127 18th NV mo 9785
MayHard's 2724 Georgia ave NV .......AD sos
I4th st Cleaners & Oyers 2s19 IA nv. co 6376
NuV0 Cleaners 4 Dysrs 1928 IA NV -. CO 9S22
PaFkVlOW Cleaners DyOrs 3215 14th nW .AD casa
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1851 Ward ct. MA 1855
LuWln Rus clsaaing Co 1725 It'll NV. mo $3.50
Marx ksshishiaa 1914 Conn av.........NA 5346
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 244S 18th NV
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O9h King st Alex. Va.
BrlgugIlo Shoe Repair 3723 Georgia Az NV
Doyle'S Valet .ShOp 926 You ct NV
Grand C'traI Valet Shop 1343 N Az nv me- e503
KnekSrbOcker Shoe Shop 1924 18th ct NV CO 1851
1 Maseetti EXP Shoe Rep 30O1 Ga av. ..A0 7649
Nick ErFie0 Shoe Repair 1855 Pa ~ 90
NIck'S Quality Shoe Rep sos UpShur nw AD S7O2
PsOples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 Ga AZ
Shoe TROUBLED See Mick 1924 II ne. DE I67S.w
The Washington times., 1935-08-21
Builders-contractors-
Materials
CLASSIFIED SERVICE

American House Cleaning Contractors me GAS
Chas u wit 2l19 q nw WE ASK
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