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The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-12
arizona NOTES
Stanley n Tess

Prosperity must be return
ing 10 central Arizona farm
ers. One of the sure signs that
this is true is the fact that a
considerable amount of des-
ert land, some of which has
never been under cultivation
before in the history of the
white mans occupation, is
now going under the plow.
In other cases, land which
has laid idle since the good
old days of 1923 and 1929.
is going back into crops. For
all practical purposes. it
would seem that the pro-
gram Of agricultural expan-
sion has again taken up
where il left off at the time
Of the crash. although pro-
ceeding at a much slower and
saner rate.
The fact that Arizona land
owners and investors are
willing TO spend good money
in plowing and planting new
desert acres show a con-
fidence in the future which
has been all too rare of late
years. Just as soon as there
is a reasonable chance of
profit. the dollars come out
OF hiding and go 10 work.
That is what is happening
now. not only in America. but
in the whole world.
One Of the most delightful
Fourths of July. from the
standpoint of temperature,
and perhaps one Of the finest
series of celebrations which
Arizona folks have ever en-
joyed were run off two
weeks ago.
The success of such an
event az the Prescott 'FRONT.'
er days shows unmistakably
the power of advertising. by
drawing about ten thousand
visitors right out of the
HOME STATE. ALONE. For
scores of years. Prescott has
been carrying out its yearly
Irodeo program. But tourists
from outside the state, and
the folks living in Yavapai
county seemed TO be about
| all that were interested in il.
OF late years. however. Pres
colt has been doing lots of
aggressive and progressive
advertising, with the result
that the upland celebration
has come 10 mean a state
wide institution.
This accomplishment illus
trates that one of the biggest
markets for tourist attrac-
tions, especially in the sum-
mer, lies right among the
HOME FOLKS, who live
here the year around. and
who have automobiles and
have a desire TO go places
and do thing.
The answer to this big new
home demand for amuse-
ment lies in more and better
highways, a need which is
fortunately being filled at
the present time.
And every road we build
brings not only more enjoy
ment and healthful recrea-
ton TO Arizona people. but
more profitable tourist busi-
ness from the United States
at large.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-12
Buildings For Lease

20 x 80 Garage.
15 X 80 Cafe.
Service Station.
In Coolidge on the high
way
Clyde Clements,
Coolidge
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-12
CREATING COMMUNITY SPIRIT

Now that the Coolidge Union High School has be-
reality few OF have stopped to realize just what
advantages be derived from standpoint of promo
ing community spirit.
In the past under the system OF transporting high
school students TO Florence there very little to dis
tnguish Coolidge students from those of other districts
They just another bunch of students and could hardly
be expected to have school spirit and pride that
should have in his institution Coolidge students
less outsider and could into the spirit of the
school with any feeling Of il belonging to them.
when high school starts there will be more
friendly feeling among both students and patrons of the
school Il will belong 20 them. and there will be feeling
that whatever they do being done for the bettermen of
their school student will have feeling of pride in his
school, his his town though his school is
conducted in His will still be the very best far
as he is concerned. in the entire state.
Coolidge Union High School district is building a
school for Coolidge district students We believe the stu
dents Of this district should be given opportunity to help
build this school Their of study will be excatly
the that Of any other high school in the state and
their work will be recognized any institution of higher
learning the those from the finest equipped
schools in the state There is why should
not rate class school from the start if is taken
select the educators So why give the student
body chance the help build THEIR from scratch
They will always in after life point with pride to the
institution that they had part in building
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-12

Zeal for the public good is the characteristic of
of honor and geteman and must take the place of
pleasures profits and al other private qualifications
Steele.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-12

Among the pests that infesting the country just
now are the ehnch bugs, the army and the fellow
who backs out from his parking place without looking
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-12

Coolidge is the center of the San Carlos irrigation
project of the richest farming districts to be found and
the town is supported mainly by the farmers 1t is to
interest well duty to cooperate with the farmers in
possible that might contribute their
which means the welfare of Coolidge well.
This not only great cotton country but it has vege
table. orchard beef, dairy, poultry and many other
products in abundace When farming community is pros
periouSs business in their home active industries
begin to hum; new in; people given jobs
new homes are built people from other sections learn of
TINS prosperous locality and in join the producers
and business ranks
All can have part in making these conditions pos
sble in community without cost The interests of the
town people and their farmer friends closely inter-
woven and the cooperation is simple There are many
ways work together for mutual benefit Our stores
cater to the demands of the public is business we'll
their desire to Just insist home products and
no substitute then this procedure would be reflected
IN increased business activity in the and community
IL there were always demand for home products there
would always he plenty of t. and the farmer would have
more money to spend but WREN brings produce
and fnd the market full of imported produce then has to
take 1t back home he becomes discouraged production
dminshes pull together all along the line will do the
trick.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-05-10

Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust Airways returned to Nome from a northern flight last night and took off again today on flight to Candle with a load of express and mail.
 The plane carried about 1000 lbs. of coal for that camp, according to reports. Some time ago it was re- ported that there would be a coal shortage at Candle this spring, and it appears to have arrived. It is believed this is the first time that coal for another town in this setion has been carried by airplane
 Pilot Whaley is due to return to Nome this evening.
 Mrs. Arnold Undem and Bob Doy- le were passengers on the plane ar irving last night from Golovin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-05-10
WEATHER AT NENANA TODAY

The weather at Nenana today, according to the Nome Weather Bur eau was clear; an East wind was blowing of about Is miles an hour velocity and the temperature was 26 above.
 Other cities including Fairbanks reported clear, cool weather. The weather North of Nome was also clear.
 Instead of warming up and the breakup coming at Nenana it looks as if winter was going to come on. The temperature is getting colder all the time and the wise ones still say it won't go before the 15th-and if it doesn't it will be a record as the 18th May of is the latest date on record that the ice has ever gone out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-05-10
Airplane Activities
 Nome Today

Pilot Chester Brown of the North ern Air Transport returned to Nome last evening from Ruby after con- tacting Fairbanks plane. As pass engers were Mrs. Ole Hay and child ren, Dan Camp, and MT. and Mrs. Wolverton of Ruby. Pilot Brown is scheduled for flight north tomor- row morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-05-10

Pilot Hans MiroW of the Mirow Air Service took off today for some place up the Koyukuk River, where he will meet Pilot Frank Pollack of Fairbanks. Three passengers were with the Mirow plane today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-05-10
Going Washington
 Button-hole Sen.
 To Help Wallace
Farmers Want See Wallace With More Power To
 Develop Agriculture
(By The Associated Press)

DES MONIES, Iowa, May 10, - A large delegation of dirt farmers from the cornbelt plan to leave here Saturday for Washington D. c. where they personally will button hole congressman in the cause of the AAA in pulling for amendments which would give Secretary of Agri- culture Wallace greater powers in the administration of the farm pro- gram.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-05-10
A BARGAIN

FOR SALE-A New, five room house equipped with a bath. Size 20 by 36-double construction throughout. Pip ed for oil burning stoves. In- quire at Nugget Office.
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 It is with much regret that we see the airmail and dogmail both close this month Pete Curran makes his last trip the first of May and the PAA finished the middle of April.
 Two birthdays were celebrated this month. Lola Ost, elder daugh- ter of John OSt, entertained num- Der of little friends on April twenty fifth and on the tWenty-sixth few neighbors entertained Rev. R. H. Pearson in honor of his birthday.
 John Simon, aged twenty five, died of tuberculosis at his home on April 22nd. He was buried in the local cemetery where the Rev.Pear- son held short service.
 John Olson flew to Nome on the last mail plane. He expects to go to work for the Hammon Company soon.
 Miss Ruth Ost, driving a long string of dogs, came down from Council to visit her family.
 MT. Jos. E. Dexter and son James made business trip to White Noun tain.
 Carl Olson of Bluff was a visitor at the home of MT and Mrs Undem Wallace Porter and son from Dime Creek were guests at the Dexter Roadhouse, also Tracy Swanson and Carl Baile.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-05-10

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COLOVIN NEWS

Nugget Special Correspondence)
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Beverages 6 Liquors

A LIquOr Co 1905 Columbia I'd nv. .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 10 NV ..........A0 $3.50
AIS Liquor Store 1882 7th st nv De 584I
Ambassador Beer Liquor 2465 IS nv. co 1920
ADbrOsls DeIlcatessen IA e Fla Az NV NO 2O2S
Atlas LiquOF Co L ne .......M NE 4272
Cairo II0uor ShoU 1873 II NV No a7I2
Central Ij0uor store 51S Q NV ME 7735
Costa's Confectionery 344O 18th NV -. CO 7I43
r Liquor Store 3249 Mt Pleasant co 2420
AVmaR's LJuuor ShOp 3195 Mt Pleasant co 1888
laffe Llauor Store 201 q nv 81 i742
lS.kO Liauor Store 1880 Fla aV ne u 7II4
NuIhsrin's Liquor Store II nv ME 1915
PiVsr's DsIlcatsssen L Liquor 1929 IA NV CO I04I8
Plaza Wine & Liuuor Store 7O5 " CAP ME- 1915
Roid's LIguor Store 1859 q st NV NO 94I9
Reliable liauor Store 1921 IA NV DE 1924
&ammy's Liquor Store 1345 14th NV. DE 1895
Sam Eise 5416 Ca az NV .........GE 5a56
Service LIquOF ShOp 407 r AZ ne DE 646G
Q Liquor Store 500 Pa aV 50 ..... IL 1927
Spanish Store 1885 18th NV DE I7aa
&teeImaR's LIauOr Store 2748 IA NV CO 6767
True Blue Liquor Store 1888 wis av NV WE 1886
vintaae Wine Z LlauOr Store 2s1n Conn co Iaaa
Esrk Wine Liquor Store 1857 Ga Az CO 1865
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Plumbing-Heating

Charles 3 BroOms s14 F st ne 1857
JohR W. HiSdOR 1900 10th ne. ........ 20 0229
Gal sutton. reg plumber 1909 U NV ... NO s50s
Boh VraNich plbE & htg 1884 King st Alex Va
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Specially Shops-Furriers

coaans 712 7th st NV. ..............,IS SzaS
Doll Hospital 11O1 14th NV ;....." NJ VIZ XXX Ms1
O"'' CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers Forms 937 18th nv o. 1SS. .
National Cash Register Co 1908 NV. MA 1875
FURRIERS
little America Fur Shop 1900 14th NV. .Ao Sso1
Joseph Rosndorf S17 18th nw.........M Ma SSiS
IIrkIn L Sons S21 14th NV me 2II6
HATS
Rsrtha Nat shop One Price 2629 Conn ~ AO O4SS
LEATHER GOODS
G KIMg 511 18th NV .......NA "z@&
SPORTS SHOPS
Corrs Bicycle Z Repair $685. Ill ave sc XzoS
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chas J Bartholomew e15 10th NV MA 7Ie6
CapitOl View Watch She's 204 lss - u 6694
Defibau0h Eye Glasses Fl st NV me S846
LsVeRsOn "YOur JeWeIer" 1920 Pa Az NV MA 9645
G Moshy 1921 U st NV .......... NO 744I
Pitts 1880 7th-13O2 st NV De 3I52 ME SITS
A N SummeraII $3.50 Ill jewelry repairs
Philip SureS { Co 1904 N Az NV ME- 1854
The Watch ShOP. 722 18th NV
/ P Weber 213 Pa ave Sc ......... IL 42SS
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
Columbia JewsIry shOp 1894 Col I'd NV co 1851
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
a Duty 1924 Vermont ave NV $50. MA S4S2
Boswell Brasurs Co 923 18th NV o. 64i0
Wesley Buchanan lac 9l6 18th NV. NJ NJ i .eS
RObt MeKeever Co Shoreham bldg MA NSo o
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ..........OI S%oS
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Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-VaIets

A & " CIeanins { Dysrs Co 2O5l Ga Az DE $3.50
Allied Cleaners { Dyers 933 Hamilton NV { 6253
hatcher Service 2039 81 NV .......... CT 1882
Berry L Blake 1912 You st NV DE 5I62
Evans 1928 18th NV ..A D 6288
I4th st Cleaners & Dyers 2sl9 IA NV CO 1915
NUVo Cleaners Dyers 1898 IA NV =. CO 9522
ParkView Cleaners Dyers 32l5 l4th NV AD 6932
Stratford CIrs G Overs 1901 N Az nv CO 1908
Wakefield Cleaners OyerS 123 Ind Az NV MA 1854
LuwIn Rus cIsaniHs CO i7eS Eth NV NO aI8o
Mark KeshiShian 1914 Conn ma 5346
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O9l King Ct Alex Va.
Grand ctraI Valet Shop 1912 Az NV Nc 6503
Toms Valet She's 1877 13 MA 2209
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CLASSIFIED
REAL ESTAIE

REAL ESTATE
A o HSushton 4 Co 900 18th nv -. OF 1885
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA I403
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 st nv
Tyler 1 Rutherford 1920 st NV MA O47S.s
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2s05 Ca ave NV w CO 1870
Bethesda Personal Banker $685. wis Az WI 1873
N GTeenbaum 1904 Eye st NV NE $3.50
State Loan CO 1909 R I ave Mt Rainier De 55S3
PAWN BROKERS
RoSsyA Loan Co Rossyn Va ........MAL $3.50
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Official Notice

ALCOHOLIC BEVER RAGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington. D. c.. June %,
1885. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
Sewerage Control Act. that remonstrantS
are entitled TO be heard before the granting
Of such licenses. and that hearing will be
had on such applications for licenses on
July IS, 1885, at 10 A. M in Room 221.
District Building: zoos, Michael R. Arm.
ally and Anthony Leone. TIA New Hamp-
shire Market, Retailers B, 1909 T St., n.
W.: 1881, Demetrios X. Demetriou, Re-
tailers D, 1401-11th St., N. w; 3021,
John A. Waters. TIA New Deal Restau-
rant. Retailers D. 20 St., N. E. GEORGE
W. OFFUTT, AGNES K MASON. ISAAC
CANS. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD, Washington, D. c., July 5,
1885. 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
July %, 1885. at 10 A. M, in Room 221,
District Building: 1904. Anna M. Paskow.
Retailers c. 1115-14th ST.. N. W.: 1925.
Jacob Gordon, Retailers B. 1881 Nd. Ave,
n. E. GEORGE W. OFFUTT. AGNES X.
MASON. ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board.
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Electrical Service

Com EIsc shOp $40 Fla ave NV. NO 96I3
Fsaring EIec Co 1888 18th NV co i42SS;M
KsshlinS LSsssmt ss . see a., tth ne "a 63sS
Reliance Radio Co 1881 L st NV NE LIi
Regal EIec Co $40 Upshur ct NV. co 1891
3 smith 900 Howard I'd SO II 6023-R
8 r Warren 1905 NJ 81 NV w MA 1868
q q Wsfsnn co CO O46s eve At 2I20-W
TurberViIIs Inc 1922 Conn av NO 4O1
] Kent White EI Cont 500 King st Alex Va Tel
Whiting L Herrity 11Os 9th NV va $3.50
Geo WOrmIey SAT Fla ave NV. NO 1918
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice laos " as4s
Rovds school Of Sect 1888 st NV Ma 234S
coumbus University 1923 18th NV De S44S
Miss Floods Kindsruart:n 1922 Mas: ave nv nv .oo9
Potssts Business College l4th & Eye SITS MA 41n
stanfield Sect School 10 14th NV p ISsS
Southeastern University 1885 st NV va S2s9
WhItmOre Sect School 14lO H st NV .''''mI OOO'
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lacks Lock L Key shOp 117s 18th NV MA 1919
Try Me Lock Co 2211 18th NV .... DE 1917
Wash Gun Key Radio Co 3OO5 NJ NV. WE OWL
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Insurance & Investments

Francis A Marks Investment bldg =. MA $3.50
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc 1i17 NE 2670
WIN Sanders Co 1919 K ct NV. .....Di 1915
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Furniture 6 UphoIstering

FURNITURE
Albert InVraham Credit Furniture 1911 2090
Thompson Bros 1920 Good Hope I'd Sc ~ OS5O
UPHOLSTERING AND sLIPCoVERS
p L Armstrong 3412 Rhode Island Az no NY s4.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th NV. AD 80Il
Bethesda Refining Co 1922 Wis ave WIS 1892
Capitol UphOISterinB Co BAIT 18th nv co $3.50
Col Poly Inst for Blind chair Gamers " 1898
ThoS kiRs 921 Thayer Az Sill Spg Md. SH l734
c " McAIIister UphoIsterins 205 King Alex 369
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 N Cap 20 2954.M
Robertson AWnInS Shop 215 Ind ave NV w 1851
W SPELLS 1885 18th NV ........... .PO WV
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acknowledgements

Abby Radio Service s547 Ga ave NV CO esS9
ABC ARTERY Z e. Ser Inc 1929 Cap ct DE w
oIIS" S"d,o S.r 1IO4h King st Alex Va Alex 250I
Call Radio Co 636 -38 H st ne ........l - 71SS
Carriers Radio Co 1857 st NV ..,....WE SOL
SS. ~ in.t;. pSiIeo Serv 1oa9 l7tb NV De 57S2
S SyS ~ p.d;o Ssr Calls CO 69IA
SeLUs. SUS;o esrx 1901 ReImont I'd NV CO 7IS5
S'Uso"' pnS;n re- I-0S wis ave NV CT 96I3
Een" .L oSS;o RefS Sarvlee GE 0292
w ~ pioSstt INA Won At NV De 5508
Industrial EI Radio Serv So Fla ave De 9 SSS
NeM"ouSs Sh 600 Fla ave DE 4S28
moIe'" 60 ecI7 Gam ave co 2Si4
n, S~ SET" cscV am Eve At NV DI II9S
Supo" . nSH,n Socvies 1910 r At No AT 42I2
nn !GwO..a S"%;. EIs" co ina n st NV DI $3.50
VmMs' ps%;S SsrwieS 1I2S TIN Of 5IS6
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Professional Services

COIOnie Iris Physiotherapy Masseuss p Som
Or A. n. Moore Chiropractor 100 NV ~ ~
Alec OIL Massage by grad nurse .C0 SS SS
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke method o. S40S
Or n W Harris Dentist 1872 You st nv w LIZ
Dr J R Francis Dentist 1924 18th ny SSS S
A James 100 Eye NV scalp specialist ~ 0ze9
uSi"."n Hasssnr KreSSe bldg Of 64I3
Or Nelson (specialist) 404 7th st NV treatment
free One weeks medicine sl.00 ....
Dr. SCOTS Indian Med Co 1905 9th n" P0 n 02
Seals Treatment Tor Gentlemen =! . nSsE
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond bldg ~ uSe
DR. W A Cameron Foot spe 1917 18th NO S+O3
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment l! AO4S
PARIS Evans Day Nursery Permit 5l2 IL 1855
VETERINARIAN
z r MuIIjn 3044 N NV ...,..WE 1884 Alex zVSo
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Moving 6 Storage

AH.StatS Transfer Co local long dist II 81 572S
Jobs booked daily-Phila, n. z. Bostsa
8 W Transfer Co 1912 W st NV 49,. NO i0s4
Call Jacksons Express Co 1929 W Ct NV 70 1898
Curtis Transfer 1910 T st NV De 2063
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap st.. II 1887
EasIs Transfer Co 1873 O st ne NO 6642
Eckinuton Transfer Co 1918 4th IL 3752
Gordon's 1899 18th st NV P0 1855
MuIIens Trans Z STORAGE 2O1O 9th ... NO $3.50
Neal samueI's Express 1851 Goth NV me 6363
ReIIabIe Local MoyIna go C At IL 6I37
Rogers Transfer 1853 st ne ........ ~ s175
c SwOfford 1919 5th NV ........DE 0I90:y
Springs & Sons SOC N Y Az NV ,.......M We s92S
J Walker 1922 18th NV ..........DE %SSs
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc sos ave ne ........PO 1883
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
Musical lnstrument0
JUNE SALE

We have the finest display of used grand
and upright pianos on our floor at this
time that we have had at any time during
the 53 years that we have been in bus-
ness in Washington. Prices ranging from
sos and up. Terms to suit your convent
ence. Every piano sold in this sale 8
fully guaranteed by the House Of Stieff.
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF. INC.
1910 St. N. W.
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Money to Loan-On Real Estate 81

500 TO S50O,OO0
ONLY REPAY SOC PER WEEK
On each 500 borrowed one of our Plans
Loans procured on LIST. I'd and Sd Trusts,
Fixtures, Inheritances, Estates, Stocks,
Autos, Bonds. Promotion, Patents.
DR.. A. HENRY, Inc, 1915 I've St. N. ".
where l. Meets N. Y. Ave.) MA. 1915.
MONEY TO LOAN on First Trust Con-
VIM Il. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 X St. N. W, District 1918
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Oil Burners
Printing & Engraving

A0n.v oil Burner Corr res 14th st NV MA sOss
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BuiIders-Contractors-
Materials

American House CIeanIn1 Contractors ME 04lS
W Graves Son Gen Cont 1875 T NV 20 l2l6
D Baylss Builders { Cont SIS King Alex ase
J A Collins brick plaster sos st NV 20 1924
c N Edwards bldg material 926 st NV MA As75
Dal Maso Bros Iron WkS 1924 8 NV DI Ass
B GruVer S16 Investment Big ...... MA 1887
C r KarIstromer Golf Club Manor WA $3.50
Murphy 4ms. Ibr I'd RossIyn Va WE ISIS
Col Robt MOos Wash blvd buchanan cIar 22sO
Ed n PsIlinen 507 Elm Az Takoma Park Nd
Horn Construction Co POI Inv bldg me 1875
RUdoIph & West Co 1882 Az NV MA $50
/ Chas Shapjro 1903 K NV MA 1885
Robert Russell Const Co 63 N ct NV 20 3SI3
SUDerior Construction Co 1891 NV ME 2G95
Harry Wardman 1912 K NV ...DI $3.50
Wilcox Air cOnd Corr 1912 8 se......AT i2t2
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HCoaI-Ice-FueI

HOrstOn 1882 sth st nw..........Po 1908
: R Delay Coal Ice Co 400 II NV NO SO72
Evans lee Coal Wood Co. 1913 Q NV. NO 92S3
ludds Coal Ice SerV TT 1915 Vt N... De $3.50
] Newman 1913 18th nW.............,..OE $3.50
BaFRes 827 4th st NV
RlRaIdl Coal Co $40 ave ne. ......N0 1900
TFuRRell Jr 1245 33rd NV .......ME 2l23
] white Z Sens 500 R st nw........DE $3.50
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Drug Stores

Eleventh ST Pharmacy 300 II SO...LI 1923
FeOles Pharmacy 1901 nw..........NA $685.
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Deeoratins-Paintins-
Paperins

Allen DECORATING Co 1898 Conn ave 20 4476
N Becker 4 Co az H st NV w OI $3.50
Home DECORATING Co 1909 9th NV ME O854
1 q Getsin0er sol POPLAR Takoma PIX SH 1913
Naoper 4 KIesner 9o9 n st NV MA 4763
Mcclellan 4 Co Inc 923 at NV NO 1855
MahOney Wallpaper Co 324 Pa ave Sc u 0559
Parsley L Holt 1903 14th NV .........GE ISL
Smith 1924 Webster NV .........AO 7I08
Louis Tuozzo 1924 18th NV
Thomas Bureh Gen repairs 1882 st NV Pc 346S
WIgainstOn George 1914 N Car av Sc At 4s48
Peerless Decorator tCo) $50 81 nv WE 2O24.M
PIastering, Stuccoing. Carpentering. Cementing
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Funeral Directors

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Jos I Bailey Co 227 K st NV .... 20 1888
Cornish 4 Cornish 212l 10th NV -. 20 S734.2770
Moons Funeral Home 1929 U. st NV NO 1858
John 7 RhiRes Co 901 3rd st sw NE 4220
N E WIHSIoV Fillmore POLL 18th NV NO 2643
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Furnished Rooms

WANTED-Unfurn., 8 rms. k. & b., refined
German fam. go. Box F-22. Tmes-Herald
Nogales international., 1935-05-11
GEN. CALLESDN
MYSTERY TRIP


MEXICO CITY, = May lO.- Over
the sudden mystery dash of GEN
eral Plutarco Elias Gales. strong
man Of Mexico, from his retire
ment In Sinaloa to the capital here.
all Mexico is agog with speculation.
BY airplane, the former president
sped from his residence in Ell Tam
Dor, S.naloa. AT the airport, he was
met by President Cardenas, and a
host of officials. Reporters besieged
him, in an effort to learn the rea-
sons for his sudden emergence from
comparative silence, but Gales
withheld definite information.
However. 1t was unofficially re-
ported that Gales, concededly Mex
ico's political leader, had come to
discuss with the administration the
Mexican labor situation.
Just before leaving his Sinaloa
home, Gales had issued a formal
statement wherein he predicted es-
tablishment of a worldwide none
AIRY system, based on bimetallism
md added that Mexico, by reform
ing her own monetary laws, is now
In position to adapt herself to such
international agreement.