davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-11-17

DIAMONDS Iewelry ano watches at about
one-third present day values All articles
guaranteed as represented. RoSSlvp Loan
Company. Rosslyn Va.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

COAL WOOD 4 Oil STOVES Circulating
heaters and stove pipe and fittings
HECHINGER co 4=Store-
Evening star., 1935-11-17

D1NETTE SUITE. pieces. two-tone wal
table: cost SlSa sacrifice SO. Geo. 54O2
Evening star., 1935-11-17
GAS WATER HEATER. instantaneous.

GAS RANGES ike rev. s. up Installed
and guaranteed Why pay more? one all
white porcelain OrIo,e ". Williams. 6uy
9Th 5. d a Phone National ,a-L
Evening star., 1935-11-17

D1NETTE Spanish type gray and red
wood 500: silk damask drapes. cost S25
yard. pair. $50; child'S bed room set. COM
plete with spring and mattress 10 pieces
S125: electric washing machine. SIS;
Hoover cabinet SIS; extra pieces; all like
new. Telephone District 1914.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FURNITURE OF every description will be
sold al public auction on the premises AL
H st. NV. on Tuesday. Nov. II. COM
menClng az 10 m
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FURNIT TURE-Davenport. opens to double
bed used months. West ulj5-M. 1901
III
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GAS RANGE. Quality. black. white porce-
lain trim. rlght-hald oven, excel. condl-
ton; ol@. Adams g@l9. 47la 18th NV.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

HONEY pure. extracted: white. sweet.
amber or alfalfa clover. Fla. or Calif.
orange: ; lbs 15c: 6O-lb. can. white clover.
&C lb.: pure maple sirup. gal. 81 .g3. delIv-
cred l2l3 N. Capitol DIstrlct 461l.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

DRUG STORE popular NV. corner: can
be bought for 81 0Od cash Act quickly.
Address Box 35l-R Star ofice
Evening star., 1935-11-17

URNITURE-Beau,!fGl 3-pc living room
suite $40. lounge chair new SIS, mai.
bookcase SIS nah drop-leap table S!r;
nah Gov winthrop desk 500; phone Sc.
- gxl, ROYAL wilton rug. Ike new.
cost $50 sacrifice. 50. N."Xlub rEg.
Ike new -, l4@4 K St Apt. 45. PhoEs
Ne. rnrn.i.hr lon.l neaIer
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FURNITURE o. every desert p.ion 10 be
sold e. public auction for storage charges
on THURSDAY November y al 10 an. in
our warehouse 80 luth s, M. frsJ
hoor consisting Of living room suI;es bed
room s4l-es dining suites. oreSsers. tab-es.
chars beCS linens books dishes. Cuss.
:. S-orzEe Co
Evening star., 1935-11-17

NEW STORE. "5x6O 773I Alaska ave.
Shepherd Park next TO Sanitary; good for
any business: reas rent Cleveland 1913.
LUNCH. downtown l4th st. beer license:
newly remodeled; rent. S15: 81 500 half
cash. Address Box 3l9-R, Star once.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL colored experienced wants work as
maid. nurse, or part-tlme' CaI Nol'h oo"'
or 40 l, ST \ W. Apt. d.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FOR SALE - Beer-coil cleaning machine
and route; owner in hospital Exec lent
buy for cash. Address Box 21S-R. S ar
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL. colored experienced. wants full
or part-time job. Best OF refs. Cai
Evening star., 1935-11-17

RESTAURANT in best section OF CITY beau
tifully furnished and equipped; licensed
space for cocktail lounge: hiEh-claSs trade.
Secrfce price. Address Box 25s-R. Star
nficp lSs
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FURNITURE. = walnut aiming room suites.
bed room suite new w.. I'd J. GeTl1E--g
mattresses studio couches. good asst Of
used and new breakfast sets; ma pie dinetts
set living room ana bed davenp. suites.
club chairs occ. tables dresserS. rhest.
end tables lamps etc: also General Elect.
rei.igerator r ilos al makes I'D tyles.
S. z. Furniture Exch.. 10 l1th ST. Sc.
Phone Lincoln 5fSS. Open Sunday. week
GayS 10 S.tu n m
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GAS RANGE. Scott. 4-burner: gas heater.
leather davenport new Shirley Temps
doll, reasonable. Phone Potomac 0OS2-W.
100 INLAND terrace ne
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL, colored. neat wants work in restau-
rant or cafe any public work; experienced
Nortb GlOS-J
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL colored neat, reliable; wishes cham;
hernaid part-time or days work good
references Phone Potomac 5056.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

LIQUOR STORE. prominent NV. corner:
no competition: cheap rent s. 500 cash.
Real opportunity. Address Box 3O9-R.
Star office
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FURNIIURE-DIning room and bed room
suite walnut finish; also gxl,. rug. A3I
Crl'tenden st W Adams 32u4-J
Evening star., 1935-11-17

CAN USE SEVERAL used handkerchief
vending machines if price is right. z H.
Harris, 905 Butternut 81. NV.
HAT SHOP-Exclusive NV. section; owner
must sacrifice; 81 900; terms. r. NJ. De
ShaZo, 1l23 l4th NV. National $500.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GAS RANGE. 6-burner; Servel elec re-
frlserator, Gu. IT, needs repairs. 33Oo
Hth 81. 2.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL. colored. wishes days work. part
time: take home laundry: mothers helper.
Columbia 1901
Evening star., 1935-11-17

HOUSEKEEPER white-Anxious to place
my housekeeper with congenial people;
she is an excellent mgr and cook. efficient
In every way; Slendid with. children. Ad-
dress Box 392-R Star Office
Evening star., 1935-11-17

HOUSEWORK-An one in nearby Virginia
desiring dependable young lady for gen.
eral houSework or care Of children, by
day week or part time, live out, call
Falls Church o45 after g nm
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FURNACE. large hot-air with Jacket and
floor CRATE. 207 East Bellefonte ave. Al
exaDdria Va
Evening star., 1935-11-17
DRUG STORE.

Near washinston; doing about S35. 900
ann; good prescription business; clean
$1,000 necessary: bal. terms. Address BOZ
476-R. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FURN N-Odd iiving room pieces. bookcase.
nah. library table. easy chairs. student 5
table. dressing table. lamps large carpet.
etc; all good condition. Adams 5322-W.
Toll St Takoma PARK CieOrRia 1900.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GAS RANGE. burner New Process. white
porcelain. 1913 18th 81. NV No phone.
GAS STOVE four burner. china closet.
SINGER sewing machine dresser trunk.
@Sl7 I4th NV. Phone Columbia 53u1-J
Evening star., 1935-11-17

Ginning CLOCK handsome Continental,
3 sets chimes Westminster ST, Michaels.
Whittington; beautifully mounted leopard
skin. ebony elephants. Oriental linen al
new. Fine for Christmas gifts. No dealers.
Phnnn Shepherd 25s-
Evening star., 1935-11-17

| DELICATESSEN and soda luncheonette
| store can be leased at desirable rental In
| northwest section. new fixtures, including
/ soda fountain: meat case installed and
| can be purchased on attractive terms
| exceptional opportunity for responsible
party desiring 10 open new business. Ad-
| dress Box 334-R Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
FURNACE REPAIRS.

PATNTTNC Paperinq Roofing Gener-
AtAS AANN al Repairing: guar re8s
Ism tn. 1724 Webster " Adams 7l0s
PAINTING and paperhanging special for
this week-I will paper rooms as low as
S7.45 with genuine Imperial washable and
sunfast wall paper of 1885 and early 1886
samples: l do my own work; estimates
w9fk nness ms
0633. or write 3535 Georgia ave. NV. 19'
PAINTING and paperhanging; rooms So
up. Pearson g. Barker. Phone Atlantic
PAINTING A SPECIALITY: Al work guar
anteed: estimates cheerfully given: very
reasonable phopa Greenwood .p.(S1-W
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL colored wants Job salad and
sandwich girl or dIShwaSher; experienced.
MT
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL. light colored refined. wants maid
waitress or ghw in small family that mas
early dinner not far out: very light laun-
dry; off > Sundays; S1l and carfare week
Excellent ref Call Sunday, " until. ..
lOnc-I
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GAS RANGE cream and green, nearly
new, $50. - Franklin ST. ne
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL honest and reliable wants days
work or part-time work; reference. Phone
,.l.. han
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FUR COAT-Light brown caracul fitch
collar: size 36-3s; good condition; SIS.
sacrifice 134O Columbia rd NV
Evening star., 1935-11-17

RESTAURANT MANAGER wishes 10 con-
tact person interested to invest S3.u0u TO
open a cafe in one of the best location in
Star office
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL, colored, wants work: willing to stay
nights. 3? o ST. NV. Apt l. Phone De-
catur nQS4
Evening star., 1935-11-17

LUNCH. downtown: no heavy cooking
same owner % years Ill health. retiring
Address Box 360-R Star Office
MIXED GAS STATION sacrifice For
Evening star., 1935-11-17

DINING ROOM FURNITURE to be sold
for storage charges at auction on Thurs
day. November II. at 10 am. in our sales
room. 420 10th st. NV. Also living room,
bed room furniture and odd pieces. United
States Storage Co
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRI, colored desires work as chamber
maid or houSework; no Laundry; gooo rex
errnre West lo5-W.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
HoT-AIR FURNACE. small size; cheap

HOUSE CAR. built on G. NJ. C. truck chas-
sis; reasonable Phone West 1855. l043
Potomac st. NV. rear GEORGETOWN Market.
ICE BOX-Golden Oak. 15-lb. capacityt;
excellent condition: ST. 1905 N. H. ave.
NV Phone West 251I.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL. colored neat wants days work or
work of any kind, city ref. Phone Dlstrict
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL wants job as cook: willing to do
housework. pastry cook or part-tlme WoFh'
heet nitv ref Potomac l14l.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL, colored. neat. wants work as child, S
nurse, waitress or cleaning. part or whole
call North 6oS4
Evening star., 1935-11-17

/ two new stores for groceries and drugs
Phone Falls Church 136-W-2.
OIL REFINERY. small: makes oil like best
PENNSYLVANIA from waste oil at little COST
| Owner. unable operate. must sell immedi-
ately. Call National 9646 Monday.
RESTAURANT-Mus be sold TO settle es-
tate; $500 weekly business; rent only $50;
make otfer; must be cash. r. NJ. De Shazo
ll23 18th NV. Phone National $500
1927 p ST. $40 90,
NOW OCCUPIED AS LUNCH ROOM,
FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. WEST 3053.
BOARDING HOUSE. Mass ave: Is rooms:
rent. Sl25: excellent rental location: full
price only 81 900 terms National 1854
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FUR COAT-Black broadtail size 40: cost
$50. sell SS5. l4lO M st. NV. apt 60l.
NH
Evening star., 1935-11-17

HOTEL in booming Florida. out OF the hur-
ricane zone: on ocean front and city park;
3 stories. all outside rooms; large lobby.
glaSsed-in leranda. large dining room
This hotel IS furnished and has boundary
of 3 streets Priced at 500 900 for quick
sale Owner wants to retire. Substantial
cash required F w. Bailey. 1435 Meridian
Evening star., 1935-11-17

! IRONING MACHINE, new. Apex, hoor
| sample: guaranteed: bargain. S52 81.
| Proctor & Ridgely. 1894 l4th NV. Col.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

ESTABLISHED profitable lunch and soda
fountain business. Near j Government
departments. NV. section. Newly deco
rated Fixtures first class. Manufacture
ing interests compel owner 10 leave Wash
ington. A rare opportunity with very low
rental. price that Is right. Terms rea-
Sonable See owner al once la3J = st. n. W.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL colored neat wants work mother S
helper or general houSework. Phone Katie
North 1 46
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FUR COAT. Russian seal size "a Jacket
length. sood condition. S25 Sunday aft.
ernoon az :}507 w pl. and Wise. ave. Apt,
f. Cleveland O7SS
Evening star., 1935-11-17

WILL SELL CLASS "A" LIQUOR LICENSE
for transfer. Address Box 290-R, Star
Evening star., 1935-11-17

INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS
Delaware laws Sell shares. Raise cap
ital Corporation cost, SIS. Free details
Corporation Fiscal Co. Wilmington. Del.
CAFETERIA fully equipped good business
section: $3.50; owner retiring. Address
Box 46G-M Star oflce.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FOR LEASE. in Falls Church Lee Highway,
two new stores for groceries and drugs.
Phone Falls Church l36-W-2
Evening star., 1935-11-17

FURS-Beautiful set genuine blue fox
furs. slightly used; Sl5O. will sacrifice for
$50. 2SO9 18th NV Apt :1OH
Evening star., 1935-11-17

GIRL wants Job general worker; willing to
stay nights: care for children good rel
Gresham nj
Evening star., 1935-11-17

RESTAURANT in county seat in nearby
| Maryland. doing a fine business room
above for tourists: open all night; good
| fixtures: established eight yrs: beer
! and wine license: good reason for selling :;
| 81 500 cash; fine tourist location, opposite
Evening star., 1935-11-17

PERSONAL SERVICE OWN AND DRIVE
a Packard sedan; executive ability. high
sightseeing bridge enthusiast. Phone
Cleveland OS19.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

EXPERIENCED RESTAURATEUR WILL
assist you in increasing your business or
advise in the sale or purchase of res
taurant: service guaranteed; I will save
you plenty of headaches. Address Box
Evening star., 1935-11-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Working partner in house.
wrecking business: good proposition TO
rieht party; s. 900 required. Address Box
Nj offre
Evening star., 1935-11-17

rent only S35; with apt, 81 100; terms.
r. M De Shazo, 1923 14th NV. Phone
| National $500
Evening star., 1935-11-17

DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS,
Remodeling 81 up. New hats made to or
der MOLIO formerly with Nine. Ash.
1Ol1 H NV. Studio. District 1856.
NURSE WILL GIVE CARE FOR PATIENT
in her home. Pleasant front room, special
care given diets; reasonable. Phone Shep-
hnrd 31gQ-J
Evening star., 1935-11-17

KITCHEN CABINET, large Royal Ossco
all steel, like new; cost 500, Sacrihce Tor
$40 Phone Adams 533l.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

ROoMING HoUSE-Very nicely fur
nished best NV. section: only 81 600. r..
M De Shazo. 11"3 14th NV. Phone
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-09

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-09
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The Washington times., 1935-08-12
THE GoOD-BY ANNOUNCEMENT
Death Xnell OfW. B. A.
Sadde1lS Employees
yeah, lady, that's the train
to Baltimore.

"Yeah, lady, that's the train
to Baltimore"
It was a listless voice.
A fellow employe muttered:
keep your chin up, Mac"
It has become a form of saluta'
ton. It has become the catch
phrase of the line. 1t is fraught
with meaning.
For on August 20, the Washing
ton, Baltimore and Annapolis
railroad - the w. B. & A. will
90 out of business. On August 20
approximately. 500 men will have
terminated a period of steady en-
ployment which in most cases has
stretched over a decade and q
half.
On that date, nearly half that
number will know not where 20
turn"
Today begins the last week OF
the roads actual operation.
Black and white signs proclaim
ing this hang about the terminal
at Twelfth St. and New York
Ave. N. w. To a casual bystander
these printed announcements are
superfluous. The approaching de
nouement is sensed as he waits
for his train.
"reminiscences abound. Motor
man William Cooke, with 10 years
of service behind him, swaps
yarns with Frank B. Heckrotte
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
PLANS MODERN
F|SHMARKET

Modernization of the Municipal
Fish Market with works progress
funds will be proposed by George
M. Roberts, superintendent of
weights, measures and markets,
he announced today.
The proposal, he stated, will
call for extensions and repairs to
the sewage system, installation OF
the city water supply for flushing
the wharves, paving of the space
in the rear of the market, repaint'
ing and other minor repairs. Mr.
Roberts stated:
"The Fish Market building
and premises are not in a good
state of repair, due to curtail-
ment of appropriations for re-
pairs during the last few years"
He pointed out that business has
increased at the market and that
the demand for space by mer
chants is greater than the supply
Mr.. Roberts said estimates of the
cost of the project are being pre-
pared.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
TIP
WINS PRIZE

Early information on the fatal
shooting of George A. Yakel, So,
by his estranged 24-year-old wife,
Mrs. Nancy Lee Yakel, in her
Belle Haven home captured first
prize last week in The Washing
ton Times newstip contest.
Second prize was awarded for
information on a raid on the
offices of the Grand National
Treasure Hunt" said to be headed
by Mrs. Oliver H. Hartman,
wealthy and socially prominent
New Yorker.
Other awards were made for
the following tips: The traffic
tie-up at Sixteenth and H Streets
Northwest, when Mrs. Emma
Reed, wife of Police Physician
John A. Reed, refused to move
her car after a trolley had struck
it; the feast on the street at
Fourth and c Streets Northeast
when a watermelon truck over
turned; death of George T. Mil
stead, of Cherrydale, Va. a cab
driver, in a garage at Twenty
ninth and M Streets Northwest
and the finding of seven-year-old
Naomi Luckett. 1900 block Thirty
second st. N. w., who was lost in
downtown Washington.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
D. E. OFFICIALS
ASK POWER
ON PENSIONS
Right Also Is Sought
To Administer Job
Insurance Law

Full power over the administra.
ton of all old-age pensions, pen
sions for the blind and unemploy.
ment insurance laws in the Dis
trict of Columbia will be asked by
the District Commissioners.
A special meeting was held to
day to rewrite bills which have
passed the House and are now be-
fore the Senate in such a way as
to place the responsibility for
operation of the new system in
the hands of the Commissioners
At the same time the District
heads said they would ask Con
gress to eliminate entirely the
provision of the pending unem-
ployment-insurance bill whic h
would require the District Gov
eminent to finance one-third OF
the cost from it's own revenues.
Believe 1t Unfair
They explained that they were
willing to accept responsibility for
administration of the new laws
and to contribute to the old-age
and blind pension funds, but did
not think it fair to require the
District government to pay third
of the unemployment insurance
cost when the States with similar
systems are not required to do so.
A deficiency appropriation OF
$500, 900 will be sought at the next
session of Congress to finance the
operation of the legislation here
When in full swing the program
will require an annual expenditure
by the District Of $1,8O0,000.
Study Three Plans
To finance the additional drain
on District revenues, the Commits
sioners are studying three new
tax plans.
One would call for an inherit
ance tax and a local income tax
Another contemplates an addi
tional gasoline tax and motor We
hicle weight tax. The third calls
for a utility tax.
Motion picture, chain store and
public entertainment taxes are
also being considered. The Com
missioners appointed a commit
tee of District officials to study
the tax suggestions.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
D THIEVES
LOOT CAFE
EDGAR g. GUNTHER

Thieves ate a stolen lunch some
time over the weekend, literally
in the shadow of police headquar-
tiers.
Mrs. Alice Rhind, 800 block E
st. N. E., proprietor of the Court
House Coffee Shop, just three
doors from headquarters in the
400 block of Indiana Ave. N. w.,
reported to police today the res
taurant had been broken into.
Besides stealing a five-pound
ham, box of cheese, cake and
several cartons of cigarettes, the
thieves sat down at a table in the
cafe and ate some of their stolen
food, Mrs. Rhind said. They
entered through a rear window
after breaking through the glass
and wire screen.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
Agriculture Unit
Program Tonight

Presented by the Department
of Agriculture Orchestra and
Chorus, the fourteenth sum
mer festival program of the
season will be given tonight
at 1880 in the National Syl
van Theater at the ash'
ington Monument. The pro.
gram is sponsored by the Com
munity Center Department.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12

who has put in one year less.
From Cooke comes the story OF
the winter of '18 when he was
in charge of incoming and out.
going trains at Camp Meade,
Long nights of slanting sleet and
swirling snow. Endless days OF
digging out of the havoc the
nights had wrought. Split Sec
ondS on the brink of eternity pass
in review as he recalls sliding
around curves on rails made grip
less with ice. And he comes back
to the present with:
"On the seventh of the month
I was given the honor of taking
the last pay car over the route"
Most of the men are between
the ages of so and 60. They
have spent most of their lives in
the calling which now bids them
seek other fields.
They are too old for accept
ance on other railroads. They
are too young to call it quits for
the rest of their lives. They
know it and they wonder.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
NRA CREDITED
WITH 10000
DC. JOBS
Director Walter Says
Employers, Labor
Loyal to Him

With operation Of the District
of Columbia MIRA Compliance Of
flee literally at a standstill, Com
pliance Director Raymo n j.
Walter today completed case
history of the code enforcement
body preparatory to it's passage
out of existence on or about Sep
TENDER /.
During its two years Of exis-
tence, the NRA Compliance Office
for the District of Columbia ruled
on more than 1000 cases involv'
ing labor complaints and fair
trade practices and effected wage
resolutions of approximately $14,-
600, it was announced today by
Mr.. Walter.
Only Six Troublesome
OF the 1000 cases heard, diff
Guilty in securing cooperation be-
tween industry and labor was ex'
perienced in only six instances.
Mr.. Walter explains:
Con the whole, am happy
to say that Washington en-
pIOyers and labor organizations
were with US 100 per cent.
I'm many instances, neither
labor nor industry was granted
every demand that they in
sisted upon at first, but, gen.
orally speaking, both sides are
satisfied that they got square
DEAL"
BROUGHT 10000 JOBS
According to Mr.. Walter, 10000
Washingtonians could trace their
employment to NRA code proVi-
sions. While a few complaints
have been received at the COM
pliance office since the demise OF
NRA, Mr.. Walter assertr that
employers here for the most part
have placed themselves on rec
ord as continuing code provisions.
For this reason, he is confident
that no large number of workers
are being cast adrift from their
Jobs or being saddled with add1-
tional hours with lower wages.
Sorry at Decision
Far from being exultant at the
passing Of the Blue Eagle, Wash
ington employers were disap-
pointed by the high courts de-
cision, according to Mr.. Walter.
He says:
From a personal knowledge
of Washington business prac-
tees and business men, 1 am
certain that almost every en-
pIOyer here was eager to have
the code system continue"
Only two employees of the
original staff of six in the local
compliance office have not ten
dered designations. These are
Howard Stafford. executive as
sistant, and Mr.. StafforrHs secre-
tary.
When Mr.. Walters resignation
becomes effective September /,
however. it is expected that the
office will wind up it's affairs
and probably be absorbed by the
local Set-up for enforcing the pro-
visions of the Wagner labor dis
pute law, which Mr.. Walter is
expected to head here.