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Evening star., 1935-10-01
WILL PLAY
FOR GRID TROPHY
Gonzaga, St. Johns, Little
HoyaS to Start Series
October rs.
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

A CUP, unotflctally designating
" the prep school foot ball
~ champion Of Washington. is
the prize at stake for the first
time this year and which will be
fought for by three of the city's pri-
vate scholastic elevens.
Following the custom started last
Winter, when they contributed toward
a cup to symbolic the basket ball
supremacy of the local Triple Entente.
GonZaga, st. Johns and Georgetown
Prep will purchase trophy to be
given to the team proving the best of
the trio on the gridiron.
Three games will decide the cham
pion, each team meeting the other
once. Gonzaga and st. Johns in
augurate the cup series on October
Is, Gonzaga and Georgetown Prep
meet on November 8 and the final
game will be between st. Johns and
the little Hoyas on November IS.
Evening star., 1935-10-01
SOCCERISTS TO PLAN
Prince Georges Loop Leaders to
Hold Meeting Tonight.

Soccer coaches Of Prince Georges
County will meet at the Continental
Hotel at 7:30 o'clock tonight to ar
range a schedule for the coming
season.
The meeting was called by William
D. Hines. principal of the Maryland
Park High School. who stated that
the athletic situation in general will
be discussed. II a representative
group is present, the basket ball and
base ball schedules will be drawn up.
Evening star., 1935-10-01
PEPC0 PINMEN READY

DR.. Mcclellan Will Roll First
Ball as Loop Starts.
DR.. William Mcclellan, president
of the Potomac Electric Power Co.,
will roll the first ball down TIE Tempe
Alleys to open the Pepco Kilowatt
League Thursday night at 8 pm.
J. H. Hanna. president Of Capital
Traction, will offlciate in a similar
capacity, when a team composed Of
Capital Traction employees. rolls its
first match the same evening.
Ten teams are entered.
Evening star., 1935-10-01
TITLE TO GAITHERSBURG.

Gaithersburg's base ball team is the
new champion of Montgomery County,
the result of its ST. victory over Coles
Vile yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-10-01
.TERP TEAM GAINS
|. POWER FOR V.P.L.
Three Injured Regulars to
Be Ready for Battle
in Baltimore.

n 4 ARYLAND'S foot ball team
Nu expects to be at about full
Vv strength for its Southern
4 = Conference game with Vir-
ginia Tech in the Baltimore Stadium
Saturday.
Ed Minion, ace guard, and John
Gormley, first-string fullback. who
sat on the bench in citizens clothes
last Saturday as the Terps routed st.
Johns, will be ready. as will Bill
Wolfe, the other regular guard, who
was used for Just a few minutes against
the Johnnies.
Bernie Buscher. end, was the only
player to be injured Saturday, and
his minor hurts should be healed In
a day or two.
While the first and second teams
ran through plays for an hour and
a half yesterday, with passing being
stressed, the third eleven had a scrim-
mage with the freshmen, in which Paul
Pfeiffer and Jack Hurley, taking their
first crack at foot ball this year, car
ried the ball effectively.
Gobblers Show Pep.
RLACKSBURG, Va, October CP).
-Undaunted after a disastrous
fourth quarter against Clemson last
week. the Virginia Tech squad is
working hard and fast on new plays
for their tilt with Maryland at Bal
timore Saturday.
The Gobblers showed worlds of pep
despite the loss of Joe Barnett, guard,
and Lloyd Doxey, end, as result Of in
juries sustained in the Clemson game.
Facing a shortage of guards, the
coaches prepared Louis Fittro. Tech
captain. to play either end or guard
against Maryland. George Sodaro,
quarterback, and Buck Reynolds, end,
are due to be ready to play against the
Old Liners.
Evening star., 1935-10-01
No Help to Col0nials.

1T MIGHT have been almost as mucH
= of a tough break for George Wash
ington as for Alabama that the Grim
son Tide was tied Saturday in q
"tune-up" game by Howard, as Jean
Sexton. who secuted the Rose Bow
champions, sees 1t.
ut looked as though" said Sexton
today, "Alabama's players had left
their minds in the Rose Bowl and used
only their bodies against Howard.
Alabama Is as strong physically as
It ever was. with its mechanical ability
up to snuff, but it took the Howard
game too much for granted. Through
out the game the Howard boys played
inspired foot ball. When Alabama
made a touchdown in the second
period it seemed to think the game
was over. But while Howard was out
playing it from the beginning the
crowd waited and waited for Alabama
to get going and Howard to fold up
"Yet to the end Howard showed nc
sign Of quitting. That one touchdown
seemed enough to, Alabama and all
1t did was try to protect its lead
When Howard tied it up with -four
minutes to go it was too late for Ala
barna to get up enough steam to score
again.
"If the game we're played over Ala
bama would tear Howard apart. The
only difference from last Saturday
would be in Alabama's nut"
Fangs Are Barred.
THE George Washington brain trust
- fears the Crimson's wounded pride
more than its physical set-up. The
Alabamans are better by far than they
showed last Saturday and are out to
prove it. 1t is traditional that the
Tuscaloosans don't give two punk
foot ball performances in row, and
when Coaches Frank Thomas and
Hank Crisp trot those Bamans out
on the grid at Griffith Stadium Sat-
urday We believe the Colonials will
wonder if they haven't run into a
priced collection of Frank Bucks un-
tanned jungleites. AS George Vlk,
former c. U. coach, remarked about
an Alabama aggregation that played
George Washington, Georgetown and
c. q. on the same day several years
ago. in one-period skirmishes: IF
they don't put these gorillas In cages
they'll tear up the town."
Evening star., 1935-10-01
Preps Won Last Year.

7 Asst YEAR, in the series which Of
fered no tangible reward. George
town Prep emerged supreme, defeating
Gonzaga after tying st. Johns. St
Johns and Gonzaga previously had
battled to a 90 draw.
While no definite line can be given
on any of the teams until after two
of them play their first games of the
season Friday, Georgetown Prep un-
doubtedly will be one of the lightest
scholastic elevens ever seen here. The
team as a whole averages around las
pounds, 150-pound line being 10
pounds heavier than the poniest back
field in local schoolboy elevens today.
Evening star., 1935-10-01

Two In Games Friday.
THE Garrett Parkers will be the only
one of the three not to play Fri
day. Gonzaga invades Lincoln Park
for a game with Eastern, while st.
Johns will romp over to Georgetown
to test Westerns 1885 team.
Incidentally, the Cadets suffered
their first loss of the year yesterday
when an X-ray revealed that Bill
Kirby, 150-pound all-prep guard in
1884, had fractured a wrist. The
break occurred in the scrimmage at
American University last week and
will put Kirby out for the season.
Evening star., 1935-10-01
CAN'T FIGURE WHY
NOT, SAYSLEADER
Capt. Deming Confident,
But "Brain Trust" Has
Psychology Angle.
BY ROD THOMAS

e.: ::: q: :;:. :. 8: $:s;:' 4: Fl =:
everybody else on the
club seems to think So"
Thus spoke Harry Deming, giant
tackle and captain Of the George
Washington foot ball team, which next
Saturday will meet the University of
Alabama in the biggest gridiron battle
in the history of the Buff and Blue.
It was not boast, but a frank
reply to a statment that G. w. would
need q lot more foot ball of every
variety than it showed against Emory
and Henry to cope with the Crimson
Tide.
Alabama, you know" continued
Deming, was up against the same
thing we were. playing an inspired
team Of more mechanical ability than
was reckoned on. But we used as
little as possible Of our stuff, four old
plays, in fact, and won decisively.
You'll see a George Washington team
next Saturday that will be so different
mentally and with so much more
equipment in plays you'd never recog-
nize it as the same group of men that
Emory and Henry held to a 1910
score"
Evening star., 1935-10-01

OUT at Columbia it begins to look
again as If Miller B. Steyinson IS
on the high road to his seventh club
Evening star., 1935-10-01

A TRYING season start for the
~ Catholic University foot ball
~ team loomed today as the
Il - Tardino1 oriddare y,royo rod
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
MAIL SHIP
SAILINGS

The following table shows the
names of ships, the lines Oper.
ating them, their time Of sail
ing from New York, and when
their regular and supplement
tary mails close. Time shown
is daylight-Saving time. Dates
after names Of ports indicate
scheduled dates Of arrival,
~ Indicates mails must be
especially addressed by this
steamer. (f) Indicates supple
mentary mails will be accepted
on pier up to 10 minutes before
sailing time.
TOMORROW
Transatlantic
ARGosY (Moore & McCormack),
Copenhagen July ., Gdynia II, Stock
holm ~ and Helsinki Is: Pier D, Jersey
City-Mails close $3.50 p. m.-Mails for
Denmark; parcel post for Denmark, Fin
land. Poland and Sweden.
BYRON (Greekl. Ponta Delgada
tony SSH sfn s BrookynSsis Had eiGs close sa
a. m. (supp. mails close p. m. and go
by rail to Boston, thence by steamer); /;
sails l p. m.-Mails for Azores Islands
and Portugal; parcel post for Azores Is
tugal and Portuguese West Africa.
Latin America, West Indies and Canada
ACADIA eastern S. s., Yarmouth
June %; Pier IS N. M, Murray ST..
Mails for Nova Scotia except registered
maiD: parcel post,
BoRENQUEN (Porto Rico), San Juan
July and santo Domingo City 3: Pier
Is. E. R. maiden Lane); tMails close
Mails for Aruba. Curacao, Dominican
Republic, Puerto Rico, Saba, St. Croix,
st. Eustatius, st. Martin, st. Thomas and
Venezuela Except Caripito and Ciudad
K. /. LUcKENBAcH (Luckenbach).
ports; s5th St, Brooklyn. Mails close
p. m. Mails for Canal Zone, Colombia
9Narino Dept: only. Ecuador (Bahia de
and Panama.
ORIZABA (New York and Cuba MaiD,
Havana July !, Progreso and Vera
close close i:5o Sf p ~ M = sails al "A p. % M Mails Mails
for Cuba (ordinary printed matter),
Campache and Yucatan and "other mail
for Cuba and "other parts Of Mexico; /;
parcel post
PAsToREs (columbia). Port au
Prince July 1, Kingston 2, Puerto CO.
lumbia I, Cartagena 5 and Cristobal 6;
Pier g. Brooklyn (Furman st.)-Mails
close . a. m; sails noon. Mails for Co
lombia Except Cauca, Magdalena and
Narino Depts. and Bogota), Haiti and
Jamaica and "CanaI Zone and panama;
parcel post connecting dispatch CO.
lombian Air Mails).
PRESIDENT HARRISON (Dollar),
World cruise via Havana July l, Cristo-
bal and Balboa 5, Los Angeles IA and
San Francisco IS; Pier Q, Jersey City
oath St.)-No malls carried on this
VERAGUA Omitted Fruit), Havana
July !, Kingston 3, Cristoba1 s ana Port
Limon s; Pier ., N. R. (Rector STU
tMails close 1880 p. m; sails I p. m.
Mails for Costa Rica and Jamaica,
"Canal Zone, Scuba and panama;
parcel post for Costa Rica and Jamaica
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
COMMISSIONER Notices

COMMISSIONERS D. c.. WASHINGTON.
JUNE "a. 1888. Notice is hereby. Eiven
that the Commissioners intend to make the
in their Judgment. a ~ Necessary for the the pub:
meniS for one-haif Of the cost OF the same
III &uSust m 1872 All per- SS
sons interested In the proposed work are
notified that the Commissioners will give
on wednesday. July 10th, 1885. al 10
o'clock a. m, in the Board Room Of the
said Commissioners, to any and all persons
VEST P's ssEeToN aF6 G1fS IaS cETEF E0hTE sp
Avenue from Newark Street northTard
on N Avenue to to TsnIey GH Circle 'rSRs 1Ws
consln Avenue) at an estimated cost of
$6.426 to be assessed against all property
46th Street between Davenport and Elii:
an estimated cost Of $3.50. 70 be assessed
SIDEWALK AND CoNsTRUcTT CEMENT
CURBING-on both sides of 47th Street
an estimated cost Of 81. $50 to be assessed
against all lots in Squares 1889 and 1545
SRTttinE the said work. PAVE ALLEYS
foot alley in Square 1900 w Place-Hall
Plaee.T1nlaw Road) at an estimated cost
OF $500. Alley in Square 1441. at an
1444, at an estimated cost Of S2.345. AL
leys in, Square 1449 Cathedral Avenue
Macomb street-Potomac Avenue--Caro-
Ha np2sG Rss' y. e. an n sHnsS. COS? s1ss Hs
street-.Hemlock street--14th Street.
is 18th loo Street, a. & sn estimated cost Of
al an estimated cost Of Se75. Tn.
bury, Plsce-Underwood street-sth Street
NoRrHEAsr A e'siRatfd sFcN cost tA4 y
CEMENT SIDEWALK-on the south side
Of Penn Street from Montello Avenue east:
Square 1880 abutting the said work PAVE
ALLEYS WITH CoNCRETE-zoNorth- and
|-Holbrook Terrace-Montello Avenuej. at
an an ti6 testimSted cost Of $1;0S0; SOUTHEAST
E 4Se EAST Lay AZ. CEMENT
Minnesota Avenue and Ridge Street (where
no walk exists. at an estimated cost Of
S e b sSSed SSf;ed aga sEdnt Str all lots IN
west side, Of 18th Street from s Street
northward mort W to the alley at an estimated
work PAVE ALLEY WITH coNCRETE
cost eF n oGS Square 594S at an estimated
LEN. D. I. SULTAN. Commissioners. D. G.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Washington. June 81.
1895. ORDERED: That the regulations
adopted by the Board of Commissioners
of the District of Columbia under author
ity Of the Act of Congress entitled IAN
Act to control the manufacture, transpor-
tstion. possession. and sale of alcoholic
beverages in the District of Columbia"
approved January "a, 1884. as amended.
be-, and the same are hereby amended by
adding at the end of subsection (b) Of
Section II, the following: This subsection
shall not apply to delivery of beer in Ii.
censee's vehicles bearing upon the ex-
thAFAnf ho nF
the licensee. and the kind and number of
his beverage license. in letters not less
than 81 inches high. N. C. HAZEN,
G. E. ALLEN. D. I. SULTAN. Commission 4
ers, D. c. By order of the Board of Com.
missioners. D. c.
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
u. S. Bonds
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK, June 26 Q.N.s.).-Al-
though the announcement that mills in
tended to maintain restricted schedules
was expected to spur the market into
greater activity, neither todays nor
yeterday's session showed a marked
change, although activity was very
slightly improved. Second hand offer
lngs. while fairly numerous, were not
very large in quantity. Such offerings
were largely confined to print cloths and
carded broadeloth constructions. It IL
believed that such material will be easily
enough absorbed for the time being.
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
Beverages g. Liquors

Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd nv ). .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2441 10 0W. LAD A600
AIRS LIauOr Store 1889 7th ct NV. ....... De S64I
Ambassador Beer Z LIqUsP 34e5 10 RW. 90 I220
AmbrOVls 0sIleatsssen IL 3 yIs ~ nv. mo 2029
AtIaS LIquOP Co L 90 .....ME k272
caiT0 LIQuor Shop 1918 II oV. NO 97I2
Central lIauOF Store SIS Q Nv. .........ME 779S
Costa'S ConfectIOnery 944O l1th aW -. CO 7l4S
FelkeF's LIqu0r store S706 Ga ave nv. CO 8332
LIau0P St0rO S94o NJ Pleasant 80. CO 2A2O
HymaA's LIquer shop Sl2S Mt Pleasant. CO 4SSS
laf9o llsuoF Store 2Ol d 0W .DI I742
Lo.kO Liquor store 1880 Eta aV n0. ~ 7lI4
MHlherIn'e LIguor Store II NV 80. NE 9s7e
PiVsF'0 DelIcates8eD LlQuOP 500 10 Nv CO I04I0
Plaza Wl6s q lI0uoF Store 70S N caD.. NE 987e
ReId'S LIquOr Store 1859 ct NV. ......M0 Al9
Reliable Liquor Store 21zl u Nv De 4S2S
RaRmY'0 LIau0P StOrO, l3AS lAEh n W. De. 69o5
San EI0s 5il0 Ga aV nW .,..,,., 0E 5e58
service Liquor shep GO7 3 ~ aO.....DE e4e4
Q Liquor Store 62S Pa ~ se.......... u 91l
spanish store 1885 17th nw.:::........DE 7se
eteelman's Liquor 9toro 9H46 Il nv. Go 611
True Blue LIQuOP Store 1888 Wis ~ NV WE 1S40
Vintage Wine Z Liquor Store 2s10 Conn ~ co 1883
YOFk wine q Ll0uOF StOro 1SSV Dc ~. co SOOS
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Electrical Service

Com Flee shOp $40 Els ave uv........ NO 0sIS
rearInS EleO Co 1888 18th nW 80. co I4a5SM
Kuehling lOcksmlth 4 EIee 4th re . u 97S5
18th st Electric Shop 1901 18th Nv. :. CO I037S
Reliance RadlO Co 1881 L ct nW........ME HII
Regal EIee &c $40 UpshuH Ct nw....... co 1891
Smith e29 Howard I'd Os........LI 0023R
Locate
E 9 Warren 1908 N q ma SS0s
r Watson Co ....... co OA68 OVo At 2I20W
1urbeFVIHe Inc 1922 Conu aV :. NO oA07
Kent white El Cert 500 King Ct AlOR Va Tel z
whiting q Herffty 1108 9th nw.........MA 30e2
Geo wOrmley SAT Fla ave nw......... NO 89i9
COcKsMiTH
JACKIE lOek q Key She's l179 18th Rw.. ma S979
Try Nc Lock Co Ell 18th NV 80. -. De 3877
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
NEW YORK WOOL

NEW YORK. June 2e (IN.s.).-wool
steady: domestic fleece, unwaShed, Ohio
and Pennsylvania. 23@32c; domestic
pulled, secured basis, S2@7sc; domestic
Texas clean basis, 55@73c; domestic
territory. clean basis, 5O@75c.
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-valetS

. cIeaRIRs q Oysrs CO 30S1 Ga ~. DE $3.50
Allied Cleaners 0yorS 08S HamiltoD NV eE 6253
BGtcher service $3.50 81 uw.......... G. 48Sz
Berry q Blake 1919 You d NV ....... De 5I6z
G Evnn0 922S lith nv ,.,,,,...AD 6283
I4th al CIeSneFs 4 Dyses 1919 II uW co 6376
S%v" SSrS'" Cleaner. a Dx.r, aeas "a NV co ss22
pSrFvIS,S CIssasFs. Dvers S2i5 llth nv AD 6SS2
sfrsfi"rd ellis 4 E1vers sSDl Az nv CO 1908
Wakefield Cleaners 0yerS l23 Ind ~ Nv MA 1853
RU0 CLEANING
LWWIn Rue Cleaning Co l72S 7th uV.. w SieS
Marx KOShlshlaR 1914 Conn ~ ....... ma HSS6
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet ShOH 409h King q AIe1.s We.
Grand c'traI Valet ShSp l343 Z ~ ~. Ne SS93
WIIkin's Vsvst ~" ssrTIss i4iS q NV. Ia S4Is
The Washington times., 1935-06-26

CapItSI VIsw WGteh ehOD 9Os Ia %. ~ ee94
DsfIbaugh Eye Glasses q St M. me 86A6
IsVsnson ''Your JsvsIsr' lYaO Pa ave M MA 0s4s
MOsby 1871 q % NV .............N NO 744I
PIIttS 1880 Yth-lS03 q Ct NV. OE SIS2. MG 6GI0
O Summerail $3.50 IN ave nv JSWG1U Repairs
The Watch Shep Y23 l1th NV
p weber 2l3 Pa 0v0 - ............O &20s
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
cOiumblA JeWOIry Shop 1764 Col I'd nv. co 10Sl
PLATING
o PIatInO q POlIshIna C $40 L q nv Ma 6S7l
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
Beauty Salons

Asnes marie S1l4 nth sW.....,AD 77S7
HiGa's ssauty salon 1858 Biadsob's rd Ne i ss2e
Ames HanlelA e3S 10 NV. ME 939S
Angelo Beauty shop 1911 Adsms Mn I'd CO !e!ee
AF6s Beauty eheV 1905 - BW...........c0 i0S9
Betty'S 1888 Col I'd nv. .............c0 1881
eob's Beauty shop 22S Upshur nv..... GO 90!
csDitGi Beauty PaTiOS 0Sl q uv....... NJ MA
cOsmstIquo Beauty Shop sl5l Mt Pre- ~ co 1Io1
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st NV NE S8Ie
Curtis Beauty Salon 8418 II aW....... co e!M
Elizabeth 0aVlS 1908 q nv: U4VC :SS
DsMIphaR Beauty ShoP DoniphaB bg.. AIex 432
Earle Beauty salon 521 10 nv ...".....mE sSSS
EstheF'S Beauty Salon 64S 81 ne..........L SSSS
FIorestsIIe Beauty Salon sos Il ne 80. Y ~
French halr 0yen0 WaViA0 Ss21 IL ~ ~ SOIU
Gabriel 1919 Conn ay nv; ......... 11S
irsn: Beauty ParIOr ss"s y nv .'.GSS, ssse ssso
la psIano 1sI0 Conn av ,.,, NO ASA
iaFraRoO Beauty SROppS 7o4 q NV. DE sISe
leoR Jules HalrdressinU 1881 II Os nW. ME sSSe
Lillian CFameP 1115 18th nw......S.s..OI vZSS
ISS s'1Ty SHS,.Ss@ SsO: hsS 10 ,a5s M = JIG
0siIVle Sisters 1870 Conn ~ "a V900
PARK Central Beauty shop 1909 ? NJ MET ESQ
Ruth VitalO Beauty Salon l1OS " ~ 0W ME SS29
Society Beauty Salon 1928 Pa av NV. 64II
woedIsy Pk. Towers 27sT DsVOnshirS ol GO S essS
c0LoRED
a%mys. iSS sssuty Salon ss7 st nv. no 100
Betty Boep Shop 1113 o st nw........DE SA5:l
FemInS esauty shODpe 1914 q nv. NO SS4S
Hllsn'S esauty ss!sn 500 "a w........ 9E SsS *SsS
e vaI ~ ssauts ~ ssIan % icl1 You nv ss
NaFl0Retto Beauty She's 1918 You nv. .. NO 9Sl9
ROhsraaS Beauty Salon SIS Fla sTs Nv. NO SO3&
The Washington times., 1935-06-26

FURNITURE
Albert Ingraham Credit Furniture ...... IL 5000
Thompson Bros 1220 Good Hops I'd o.. u OS56
UPH0LSTERIN0 AND RLIPc0VER0
2 L Armstrong S4l2 Rhode Island ~ % nv OS.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th nv. .AD 0OII
eethssds Refining Co e223 Wis svs... WIS 2Sz2
Flash
Capitol UphOIsterIBs Co 84lH nth NV co $3.50
Col Poly ORst for Blind chtir camera. =. MA 4O0O
rhoo King 92l Thayer ~ Sill spg, Nd. sH I73A
g " MeAllster uphOIsterlHe 205 King Alex $50
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 N Cap ct 20 2o54-W
RsberSOB Awning She's as Ind ave % MA 506I
W r SReIls 1888 lltb nv ........... 20 O2I7
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 q WI 294S
Boyds Sehsol O9 Sect 1888 = Ct nv ..s.. MA 9342
Columbus University 1923 18th nv DE S4!3
Mae DsVIs0n OaBeln8 1899 a ....... MA SsAi
Miss Floods KIndsrDarteB 1922 Mass svs NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 ct NV "a 4092
POteetS Business ColeBO 14th b Eye atS VA @1y
StaRfieId Sect SchoOI TO l4th NV. o. 1853
Southeastern University 1TS6 g 0t NV. Ma ~
Whltmofe Sect School 1910 b 1t nW...ME 0S8G
Williams last. Of Music S18 r St nv. NO $50
Specially Shops-Furriers
Cans cS%passIIa orthoDsdIs shoos Sos 18th ~
SSRH"i SSIf aa.HIt.i M il i,oi I'm e.
shit Z press Hospital 1714 9TH HV.....P0 OS7S
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers Forms 927 18th nv. ~ 1SS1
National Cash Register Co. 1908 q 0V.. ma 1875
CURRIERS'
Little America Fur She's 26O9 1Afh nv. ..Ap SSW
Joseph RpendOrf s1T i1th nv :....''' %e sS;'S SS
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 2629 Conn ~ 40 O%SS
LEATHER GOODS ....
SPORTS SHOPS
corrs BIeyeIe Z ReHaLre 5525 III ave- :eE zzss
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
Auto Service

American AUtO WrsskSfS 297E . ~. DE S7e2
Henry I Poole iS41 II g. ~; 11:.L y 2seS 2ssS
James Murphy 1909 " nv st e504
RaybestOs Brake Service S1T N Z sV... Dl 96I6
Watts GaragO rear 1927 o nv. NO e2IO
18th st Garage. r c Willie 1909 18th nv
FeatherstOne SerV Angle 1898 N ] ~ NO eO6S
AutO Brake Service Co 427 x nv @e e2o0
Auto Uph0IsteFy Cleaned: Trails Process ~ z5l0
Browns Aut0 Repair 1901 18th nv go. NO 99S0
Johnson AutO Repair 1918 Ga aTs nW... NO 'OIO
5 xTts eIass shOp 19Oo Q 0...... ~ eS4S.y
TaxIeabS 1908 l4th NV w..,,,,,........ME NE 2792
Call Carl inc 6lA n ov,,.,,.,,,,......OI2 OI 277S
Perry Mason 2155 Champlafn q nv co 1920
Mid City Auto Co Willys knight I'LL 18th DE $3.50
aeC0maS 0Id8m0bllO Ser rear i2IS g. ma S57l
Modern Auto Body Wks 2115 n me 123l
National Auto TOP Cp 9l16 IL nw..... De 2340
No Washington 81 Garage Alec We. .AloS 21O1
Philip A TOIson 1901 5 nv NO 96H
Senator's AutO Wash SOC 2040 Ga ~ nv NO SSI"
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Bat Z Elee Co 1921 Goth nv =. ME- 0005
GIneIl 4 Glover Bat q EIee Ser 2s0S Pa Sv WE 2@IO
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
Radio-Refrigerators

Abby Radle Services SS47 Ga ave NV. co 06ss
ABc Battery EI SOr IRe 1879 N Cap Il 0E I7R
'SS sIs sadIs S' ssr liSs @ King q ss W AIex ssS
Call Rsdio Co 1868 Il nO.....s.. ~ 775S
Carriers Radlo Co S267 N St nv I'VE SOL
Central Electric Service 1881 Ga w.. CO Sis
CIays Majestic PhIlee SeFV 1889 nth nv De S1S2
OursO GfaphoRe- Radio Shop l225 b ct Ne. u 1909
GarMeF's 500 Radio Ser Calls co S9lA
GIhSOps Radio SsrV 1891 Belmont I'd nv. co 7I5S
sIsun Radls ca G7o5 wi, ave NV , Ct ssIs
n G Lord Radio 4 Refs Service GE casa
Gardner D piHketf 10I3 You st NV : De $500
Industrial 20 q Radio SerV 5l3 Fls ave: De 1859
NennSdv's Radio SeFVlee 1919 l4th NV co 7O9e
ModerN EIeo Lab 6C0 Fla ave ,. OE AS2s
Radio San 29lY Conn ave .,..,. co 28lA
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TrewOIIa Radl0 Service 1910 3 8 ne. AT 42l2
iJnIvsrSaI Radio cleo Co 104 q e nV DI $3.50
Wash Gun, Key Radio Co 3005 NJ NV. WE 02i7:l
Williams Radio Service 1928 7th DW. OI SIS
The Washington times., 1935-06-26
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ChaeOnaS FIOral CO 2500 14th nv. ...... CO 2II2
4 Flower Store 600 18th nW....... me 1859
G Flower Sore 500 18th nW........ME 70A5
Q Q Q Flower Store sos 18th uw ...... .ME 1GSS
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