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Specially Shops-Furriers;

couans 7I2 7th Ct nw,,,,....ST 947S
6oii HosDIt,I !,oi In nv, ,.,,.:......ME 2zs2
shirt & Dress Hospital 17l4 9th nw.....P0 O571
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers Forms 927 18th NV. DI 7S1
National Cash Register Co. 1908 q NV. ma 1878
FURRIERS
Little America Fur Shop 2609 18th nW. ..A0 1907
Joseph RsendOrf SIT 1lth NV ......s.,NA 0SiS
n ZIrkIn 1 Sons S21 14th nW........ME 2Ii6
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 2ses Conn sV AD oASS..
LEATHER GOODS
W KIns S1I 11th NV ........NA E2i2
SPORTS SHOPS
Corrs Bicycle Z Repairs 6535 III ave. ..0B 23SS
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Auto Service

American AutO wrecksrs 227S NJ De 5762
Buddy Hart Super Ser r 324O Prospect av we 2S72
Henry PooIe lS42 II 40 ..... u 1880
Grose's Auts Service, 1884 9th NV me Se46
Gasrtnsr' Auto Service % rear Il0 N Cap "a s9 I2sG
RaybestOs Brake ssrVIos 617 7 av o. 1916
Watts Garage rear 1927 o nv mo o2I0
18th St Garage. r C willie 1909 18th nv
Featherstons serv Angle 1908 N AZ NO 9065
Auto Brake Service Co 427 K NV Me S206
Auto UphOIsterV Cleaned: Tiralla Process Ol 75i6
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th NV mo $3.50
Johnson AUto ReDaIP 231a c. avs nv. NO inI0
Auto Glass shop 1903 Q ss.. ~ 8SlS.u
raxIeabs 110S l4th NV w.........,......ME 27s2
Gail Carl Inc 6l4 NV ......,....,,...OI OI ATS
Berry Mason 2155 Chamr1ain St NV CO 1920
Mid City Auto Co Wilys-Knight 1711 l4th DE $3.50
MeComaS 0ldSToblIe Ser rear 1918 IS. MA 337l
Modern Auto Body Wks 2ll5 NJ NV me 723l
National Auto Top Cp 2118 ~ nw..... DE 2348
No Washington 81 Garage Alex Va. Alex 2707
PhillB TNIsoR 1901 NV ......... NO a67A
Senator's Auto Wash 500 2O4O Ga Az NV NO SSI%
BATTERY SERVICE
0Ist BAT 4 Flea Co 1927 2Oth nv ME O0SS
GlneII Glover Bat 1 EIse Ser 2sns Pa AZ We 2Ai0
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Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie STA 11th nw.............AD 7757
AIda's Beauty Salon 1888 Bladenb'g I'd Ne u 1928
aimee HanleIR 9S8 IL nv ME 9S9S
Angelo Beauty ShoB 1911 Adams Mn rd CO I0i66
AHslin'S Beauty Shopps 2515 IA ct NV. co i0I36
Arde Beauty ShnD 99Os ~ NV co I0S67
Betty's Beauty ParIor 1883 Col I'd NV. CO l032l
Cosmetleus Beauty Shop S151 NJ Pre- nv co 7I07
CurtiS Beauty Salon S416 ~ uW. co 9I9g
Elizabeth Davis 1903 F st nv ...... ME- 8408
Ooniphan Beauty She's Doniphan bg.. Alex 1872
Oot's Beauty Shop 1907 81 nw......... WE 22H
Earle Beauty Salon 521 l3 nv ........ME 1883
Esther's Beauty Salon 648 H ne..........ll 1888
ElOresteIIO Beauty SaloR S0S Fl no 49,. u $3.50
French Hair oyeIng waving 1921 ~ Uw CO SOLO
Gabriel 1919 Conn Az NV .....,.,. "a 7l70
Irene Beauty ParIOP 2aO9 "a NV 60 $3.50
Jacks HaIrdressinV Salon E1O II nw... Of 5567
ISFranos % sssuty S sHoups Yo4 8 ss NV UE sISs
Leon Jules HaIrdressing 1889 q 1t Ow, w 1883
Lillian CrameP 11f5 18th NV. ........ 0l 02SS
loves Beauty Salon 10 "a nv. ......ME 1925
MaFiRell0 Approved Shop 1908 1S NV. ME 8408
0GilVs sisters 112n Conn av MA 1880
Park Central Beauty ShOD 1900 3 nv MET 0540
Ruth VltaIa Beauty Salon 1905 VI Hw ME- 6326
Society Beauty Salon 1929 Pa AZ NV. ME 64lI
woodburn Beauty SalCn 1888 Col I'd COL 83SS
Acme Beauty Salon 8 H uw......N0 I03sA
s..y Ammy;,. Beauty s.lo. ssI T st NV No !7Oc
E'emlnV Beauty shopps 1914 Y E NV NO 634S
HeIeh'S Beauty Salon 800 % sV.. :. ME 4I92
Lady Lulu 1898 Sth NV ..... 20 1898
Ia Val Beauty Salon 1911 You nv ... DE 5365
NarIOnettO Beauty ShOD 1918 You NV NO 9SIS
Woberta'S Beauty Salon 6l3 Fla ave NV NO l03S7
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PIumbinq-Heatinq

Charles 3 Brooms 614 + st AT S9s7
John W HIgdon 1900 10th No .,,,.P0 O22s
CaIl Sutton, reg plumber 1909 o nv . NO SSOS
Bob Vranlch plbO htg 1884 King d Alex Va
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 b WI 2s40
6oyds School Of Sect 1888 r st NV MA 2342
Columbus University 1928 18th De 3449
Miss Floods KInderVarten 1922 Mass eve nv
Potssts Business College i4th l. Eye StC Ma l7I7
Stanfield Sect School Tl0 14th -. OI 1888
Southeastern University 1875 G t WA $3.50
Whitmors Sect School l410 d It ..ME 606t
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Funeral Directors
Furniture & UphoIsterinq

FURNITURE
Albert lnVraham Credit Furniture .,....LI 20S0
Thompson BroS 1920 Good Hope I'd ..LI OSSO
UPHoLsTERIN0 AND SLIPCoVERS
P L Armstrong 8412 Rhode Island ~ nS NY S4.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th NV .... .AO SOIL
Bethesda RefiRin0 Co 6S23 Wis WIS 2S22
capitol YphoISterIn0 20 SAT- Ilth nW. co $3.50
Col Poly Inst for Blind chair canOrS. INA 4S0S
Ihos Klng 921 Thayer AZ Sll Spg. Nd. SH 1874
c MeAIlStsr UphOIsteriRs 205 King Alex $50
Robertson Awning Shop 215 Ind ave DW MA 1851
W Spells 1888 llth nv ............ 70 02I7
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Chas BarthOImew 915 10th NV ma 7le8
capltOI View Watch Shop 2Os 1Ss %. - e6s4
OefibaUgh Eye Glasses b 1t ME S846
Lovenson "YOur JsvsIsr'' 1870 Pa ave nv MA 9s4S
Mostly 1921 U ct nw -. 49,. NO 7&4i
PIEtts 1880 Yth.l3O2 ct NV. DE SIS2. ME Sis
N SummeraII $3.50 nj ave nv Jevslrv Repairs
Philip Sures&Co., I404 N.Y.AVe. NV, ME. 1854
The Watch Shop T22 11th nW
p Weber 2lS Pa ave - .............Iu %z0S
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
cOTumbIa JeWslry Shop 1854 Col I'd NV. co 7oSI
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Commissioners Notices

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington. July
2, 1885. Sealed proposals will be re-
cefved at Room 500 District Building un-
til 200 o'clock p. M e. s. t. July 10,
1885. and then publicly opened for Fur
nishing and Installing Sewage Pumps.
Switchboards and Other Equipment in
sewage Pumping Station and Grit Cham
Der guiding for Sewage Treatment Plant
Bpe Plalps 81 III D. ., c. NJ more ore complete
ton Tor bidders is given in the drawings,
| speclncatlons, and in other contract papers.
trict Building upon, deposit of certified
check payable TO the Collector of Taxes.
c. Sood in the sum of $1oo to insure return
and contract papers will be furnished to
| any one general contractor No proposal
guaranty OF not less than five per cent
loTo) OF the amount of the bid in the
10 1orm n Of a. certified check made, payable
Bonds. or the bond of an approved surety
company. Security for the faithful per
formance of the work shall be in the
equal to the estimated total contract
price; labor bond in an amount equal
to TO-, the largest estimated aggregate.. pay
a6lldty insurance in the sum of $4,000
and 1000 is also required. The work
called for by this proposal is to be per-
dated October 1S. 1884 between the Com
missioners of the District of Columbia and
the tn -, Federal Emergency Administrator of
PUBLIC Works and is subject to the pro-
visions visions, Of Title II Of the National In;
dustrlai Recovery Act and the rules, and
regulations prescribed by the President
and the Federal Emergency Administrator
OF Public Works. The Director of Recn-
ployment for the District of Columbia is
Edgar B. Young. 4SO Indiana Avenue. n.
w. The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all proposals and TO
waive informalities as they deem best for
the interest of the District of Columbia.
Final award Of contract is subject to ap-
proval of the Federal Emergency Admins
traitor OF Public Works. Attention is
called to the fact that not less than the
minimum wage rates prescribed by the
Federal Emergency Administration of Pub
lie Works must be paid on this project.
COMMISSIONERS. C D. c.. Washington, July
3, 1885. Sealed proposals will be re.
ceived at Room 500. District Building.
until ZOO p: M. est, July II, 1885.
and then publicly opened and read for
constructing sludge digestion tanks, gas
holder and elutriation tanks for a sewage
treatment plant for Blue Plains. D. c.
more complete description of the work
and full information for bidders is given
in, the drawings, specifications, and in
other contract papers. which may be OBJ
tanned at Room 427 District Building upon
deposit of a certified check payable to
the Collector of Taxes. D. c., in the sum
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Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS, D. c.. Washington. July
ceived at Room 32O. District Building un-
til 2 o'clock P. M. July 1s, 1885. for
cations and information at Room $50. Dis.
triCt Buildlng.
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Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-Valets

a. cIeonIno q Divers Co 2oSl Ga AZ DE $3.50
HIIjed cIeSnsrs 4 DVors 9SS Hamilton NV q 6253
hatcher Service 20S9 81 NV ......... CT 41SS
r Ey.rS sSSs 1Ith nv .AO 62SS
f4th ST Cleaners 4 Dyers 2s1o II nv. co 0S7e
NuvO Cleaners q Dyers 262S ~ nv GO SS3z
ctrstford cI'ra = 0vsrs SS0I n aV NV CO 1908
WaksfIsId Cleaners DIVERS I2s Ind AZ NV MA 1854
rue CLEANING
LuwIn Rug cIeanIns Co 1878 Tth MN Mo 9i6o
Mark KeshIShaR 1914 Conn Az .........NA SSS0
VALET SERVICE
.RIue Ribbon Valet Sho1 4O9h King GG Alex, Va.
Grand C'traI Valet Shop l342 N SV NV n 6S03
TENS Valet ShSP 1877 l3 nv. MA 22OS
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Decorating-Paintinq-
Paperinq
Electrical Service

Com EIse Shop 6ss Fla svs snw......NO SSIS
Iearlng Else Co 1888 18th NV ......c0 I42SSM
K.shiInS s..s In Lock;mlth Elso 9Th ne. - 37sS
Reliance Radio Co 1881 ct NV .......ME HII
Regal Eieo Co $40 Upshur ct NV. ....... co 1891
e n Smith 92o Howard I'd OO.....LI 6O23R
Warren 1905 "A Ct NV ......MA $3.50
r 3 Watson Co co 046S OVO At 2I20W
rurberVIIle Inc 1929 Conn av NO 1907
] Kent White EI Cent 500 King 1t Alex Va Tel 2
Whiting L HsrrIty l1OS eth nw.........NA $3.50
ees wormIeV S47 Fla ave NV NO SSIS
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COMMISSIONERS, D. c.. Washington. July
1, 1885. Sealed proposals will be re-
til 2 o'clock P. M. July Is, 1885. for
furnishing Cast Iron Water Pipe and Spe'
cials for Water Division. Specific ations
and information at Room 800. District
Building.
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Drug Stores
Commissioners Notices

Eleventh st Pharmacy 800 II so..........LI liza
FeoIes Pharmacy 1901 K nW............MA OS9S
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Professional Services

ColonIo IrrIg PhysOtherapy Masseuse. -. Dl e07l
Or A n Moore Chiropractor 1900 nw.. MA A7sl
Alec oil MASSAGE By Grad Nurse ,CO 1884
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke Method " DI 6409
Or n W Harris Dentist 1912 You ct NV. NO 7I62
Dr. ] r Francis Dentist 1924 18th mo 5639
A James 100 Eve NV Scalp Specialist ,DI S240
[ N Lockhart Masseuse 1110 18th st NV. MA S56S
Or McCIaren MaSseur KresEe bldg. Of 64i2
Or Nelson (specialistl 404 Yth St NV Treatment
free One weeks medicine 81 90
Or Seott'o indian Med Co 1908 9th NV. .P0 sos
Scalp Treatment for Gentlemen 80. ~ 1882
Wash Business Bureau 228 Bond BLDG MA 0724
Or W A Cameron Foot Spec 1917 18th. NO s482
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment " 4045
Parrish Evans Day Nursery Permit S13 Ill 1855
VETERINARIAN
MTiIIn Sol4 N nw......WE 1884 AIsx 20SS
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ALCOHOLIC BEvERAGE CONTROL
BOARD, Washington, D. c., July 8,
1885. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for Ii
censes under the District of Columbia AL
strants are entitled to be heard before the
granting of such licenses, and that hear
ing will be had on such applications for
licenses on July IS, 1885, at 10 A: M.
Thelma Hayre. TIA Times Square Restau-
rant. Retailers D. 1927 N. Y. Ave. n. W.
GEORGE w. OFFUTT. AGNES K. MASON;
ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board.
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CLASSIFIED
'LoanS-MortqaqeS

REAL ESTATE
Houuht0n q Co e09 18th NV OI 7SSe
Real Estate Mortsaae and Guaranty MA. I403
Corporation Construction Loans. 1910 K 81. n. ",
TylsT I Rutherford 1890 st nv ma o475-e
SMALL LOANS
AUto Mart 1905 IA ave nv Go l77I0
Bethesda Personal Banker $3.50 Wis AZ WI 4373
N Greenhaum 1904 Eye Il NE s66a
State Loan CO $500 / Mt Rainier OE SSSS
PAWN BROKERS
RSssIyR Lean Co Rosslyu Va .........WaI S40a
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Official Notices

ALGooHoL1c BEyERAGE coNTRo
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 12. 1895. at 10 A. M. in Room
221. District Building: 1876. James P.
Cotsifas, TIA Nicholas Food Shoppe. Re-
tailers D. 1888 G st. n. W: 3019. Charles
ST., N. W. George w Offutt. Agnes X.
Mason. Isaac Cans. Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board.
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COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington, July
1. 1885. Sealed proposals will be re.
til 2 o'clock P. M. July ~. 1885. for
furnishing Uniforms for members of Fire
and Police Departments. Specifics cations
and information at Room $50, District
Building.
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DEPOSITS
DIP SLIGHTLY

No significance was attached by
local bankers to the slight drop
in total bank deposits here as re-
corded yesterday after the call of
the Comptroller Of the Currency for
statement of conditions as of June
20. The total reported by Washing
tons % banks in preliminary fig
ureS made available after the call
was issued was two hundred sixty
million five hundred Seventy-eight
Thousand five hundred eighty dol
lars. This compares with two hun.
dred Seventy-five million two hun.
dred tWenty-SiX thousand five hun.
dred fifty-five dollars reported as
on deposit at the date of the last
previous call, March 4, 1885.
According to information avail
able yesterday the banks and
trust companies of washington
will report the following deposits
as of June 20:
American Security & Trust $40. .4OS ,R24 40
AnacOstia Bank. ....... 1,33O.8IO.3I
Bank Of Commerce e. sav.
ingS ;............... 2.l74,2 50
CIy rank .......... 5,263, 163. ~
CoIumDa National. ...... 4,508, 1884
East Washington Savings S73'662 81
Hamilton National. ..., 17.247O7OR3
Industrial Bank. ,..n 3lO4kS 20
LiOerty National. 4,877,385.95
Lincoln National. .....s $3.50 ,O78.87
McLachien Bank. ......s 3,522,3O7. SO
Natl0nal Metropolitan. 2S,467. .165.75
Morris Plan Bank. ... 1,OS1 9S2 S9
Munsey trust 4,0O3,117.42
1ngtOn .........s...... 8,s91,s19.19
National Capital. 24S2R76 AZ
National Savings & Trust 15,SII'53S.6S
Riggs National ......... 78,272,853.61
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Radio--Refrigerators

Abbey Radio Service 3j47 Ga ave NV co S69S
ABC Battery l. e. Ser Inc 1929 N Cap q De I13
American Radio serv 1881 Cap ct u 00e2
Bills Radio Ser 11O4h King Ct Alex Va Alex 250I
Call Radio Co 636-38 Fl st ne ~ 7733
Carriers Radio Co 1857 NJ At NV 1--WE S0ll
Central Electric Service 1881 Ga CO 9lIs
CLAWS MaJestin PhIIco Serv 1889 18th NV De 5782
Garner's Soc Radio Ser Calls co 6eIk
Gibsons Radio serV 1897 Belmont I'd NV CO 7I55
Glenn Radio Co 4705 Wis ave NV. .,. CT 96I9
n C Lord Radio l. Refq SeFVIeO .,,.GE O292
Gardner Pinkett 1913 You st NV. DE 650s
IndustPIal EI & Radio SerV 512 Ella ave- 0I $3.50
Kennedy's Radio Service 1919 I4th NV co 7099
Modern EIec Lab 6O9 Fla ave .....,,OE A828
Radio Sam 2slY Conn ave .....,..CO 28I&
Superior Rsfri0 Sev $40 Eye sG NV. ....DI 1895
TIewOIIa Radio SerVIee 1910 Est ne AT A2I2
Universal Radio Eeo Co 104 n Ct nW.. 81 $3.50
Williams Radio Service 1923 7th NV. .....OI 6l5o
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Insurance g. Investments

Francis A Marks Investment bldg MA $3.50
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc 141Y K. ME 2670
VIM n Sanders Co 1919 & st nv. .......DI 1918
JeweIry-Watch-Makins
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Iask's Lock q Key She's 1I7S 18th nv. ma 8s7s
Try Me Lock Co 391l 18th De SA7T
Wash Gun. Key Radio Co 30o5 NJ NV We G2I7.J
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Duty 1929 Vermont ave nw....... ma AA82 :
Boswell Brasure Co 92S 18th nv........ 81 O4I0
J Wesley Buchanan In" si8 18th nw.....MG ll43
Goss Realty Co l405 Eye Ct .....NA 1858 u,
Robt L McKeever Co Shoreham bldg INA 4750
Weaver Bros Washington bldg. g.......... OI AG86
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Oil Burners
AUnew OH Burner Corp 7os 1lth St NV. IA sos8
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Printing 8 Engraving

Acme Printing Co HOS 18th NV .....NA 1853
BOand Social Ensr 1919 ct Suite sos MA 2944
Courant Press Inc 1880 wis avO uw.....WE $500
Doing Press InO l243 goth NV .........NA 2I20
Gibson Bros lne 1912 It nW........NA 1857 :
GoodhartS 1914 ct NV .............NA 8i72
The Law Reporter PrIHtine Co Law Briefs MA 0a2a
Modern Press 1918 eth nv MA 867O
Rhode island Ave Press 2Oa4 R ! ave ne NO sA6s
W Roberts Co S29 18th NV ........NA 4SSl
Harry W Wade 210 King At Alex Va Tel 1923
DUPLICATING
E BOnlnI 1919 r st NV ........,.....ME 9S2&
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Moving 8 Storage

All.Stats Transfer Co local long dist OI 5726
Jobs booked daily-Phila., N. Y. Boston
3 W Transfer Co l2l2 W ct NV. NO 1929
Call JaGkSaR'a ExBress Co 1929 W d nv 20 1898
Curtis Transfer 1910 T ct NV ......DE 286S
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap So. u 1887
Eagle Transfer Co 1928 Ct ne. ........N0 6642
EeklRgton Transfer CO 1918 9Th u 97S2
6ordon'S 1899 18th ct ..... P0 1855
MuIIsnS Trans & Storage 201O 9th mo $3.50
Neal SamUeP8 Express 1851 goth NV, ,,.ME 6363
Reliable Local Moving 222 G st SO......LI 6IS1
Rogers Transfer 1858 B ct tns..........ll ~ e77S
C Swofford 1919 9Th nv. .,......D DE 0I90-J
Springs L Sons sos N Y Az uw,,,.,,ME S92a
J Walker 1929 18th NV. ...........OE 43Sa
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red line 1RO sos ave ne ..,,...P0 1883
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tiy to vet rollers
with
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Living Room Chair, $3.50

Comfortable, well-built overstuffed living
room chair in club style with hardwood
frame. In attractive rust or green friez-
cite cover.
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Occasional Chair, s875

Walnut finish in popular Queen Anne
design with attractive and durable tap
estry cover Choice of rust, green, gold
or blue colors.
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Maple Desk, $50

construction with 3 large drawers. Wen
built, a very attractive desk for the liv-
ing room at an unusually low price.
FURNITURE Sixth FLOOR
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Eight-tube superheterodyne, equipped with
RCA's exclusive Magic Brain" that simpli-
fies tuning and improves reproduction
Round-the-World reception.
The handsomely designed cabinet is con-
Structed Of walnut and butt walnut veneers
Victor RADIO SALON, FOURTH FLOOR
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ordinator Of railroads, which Mr..
Eastman holds; enactment Of the bus
and truck regulatory measure, the
air commerce bill and a bill placing
supervision over coastwise and inland
commerce with the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The bus and truck regulation meas
ure has made more progress so far
than any other measure, for it has
passed the Senate. 1t now repoSes
in Mr.. Huddleston's subcommittee
about ready for report to the House
The other measures are still pending
in committees. In the absence of the
Presidents magic must" they will
take their turn on the calendar
So while it may be true, as the
President declares. that 1T Is high
time to deal with the Nations trans
portation as single, unified prob
lem." some of the elements of the
problem must receive individual con-
sideration before the problem can be
tackled as a whole. And even this
consideration has been delayed in the
struggle with other matters.
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Citation toward China. But they have
now yielded to the imperious require
ments of the war lords for q blood and
iron policy, and China is manifestly
denied that Marking Is confronted
with an ultimatum of formal charac-
ter, but no secret Is made of the army's
intention to clear for action If Gen.
Chang Kai-Sheks government re-
mains obdurate.
The Japanese military authorities
presented at the end OF May series Of
demands that SAVIOR unpleasantly Of
the famous "twenty-one demands"
served on the Chinese by Japan in
1918 and which were only withdrawn
after the World War at the behest of
the Western powers. Among the de-
mands to which the Chinese now are
asked to yield are removal Of anti
Japanese" officials, abolition of Chi
nese military agencies in Peiping. dis
miSsal of the governor of Hopei Prov
ince and submission of political ap-
pointees in the area for the approval
Of the Japanese military authorities.
An Associated Press dispatch says that
Japan also demands Chinese recogni-
ton OF Manchukuo.
Acouiescence in such a program by
China would manifestly establish jap
aneSe supremacy In the Peiping -Tien-
tSin region, though Toxic disavows any
such purpose The conclusion is in
escapable that the japanese military
zealots once again have chosen what
they regard as psychological moment
for their latest adventure in China
the absorption Of the Western powers
in domestic affairs. With changes OF
government in Great Britain and
France, with Italy thinking in terms
OF Africa rather than Asia. and with
the United States preoccupied In re-
covery problems. the Japanese con-
slider that the hour is ripe for their
Chinese purposes because of the re-
mote possibility Of outside interference.
No less plain is it that China, unaided,
can hardly be expected to stem the
tide Of Japanese invasion beyond the
Great Wall. Hopei. under the circum-
stances. seems doomed TO 60 the way
Of Manchuria and Jehol.
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japan to Invade China.

There remains hardly any more
doubt that the Japanese have decided
to invade North China and extend
their military dominion beyond the
Great Wall into the Province of Hopei,
which includes the ancient capital Of
Peiping and the important port city of
Tientsin. Troop movements from ad-
jacent Jehol and Manchukuo, as we'll
as directly from Japan. indicate that
Toxic is determined to widen Nip
ponese influence in "China proper"
and completely subjugate the Marking
governments authority in the newest
region marked out for Japanese ex-
pansion on the mainland of Asia.
Perhaps the most disquieting fea-
ture of these developments is the ac-
ouiescence Of the Toxic civilian au-
thorities in the militarists' plans.
Lately the Okada government and
Foreign Minister Hirota in particular
have been revealing d spirit Of con-
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One Thing at a Time.

The Presidents special message on
transportation must have been in the
making for some time. 1t has long
been expected. But its final delivery
last week was to a Congress grown
weary and restive under the strain
OF its past labors and in contempla-
tion of those still to come.
Representative Huddleston's COM
ment on the delay which has beset
the bus and truck bill, which has
been before his subcommittee for
weeks, was not unlike a sigh: If
we could only get an hour or two
to give 1t final consideration" And
possibly in difference to this state OF
mind the Presidents message was
manifestly q modification of what he
may have intended to tell a Con-
gress, some months past, that was
then rarin' and eager to go.
He does not now ask for the legis-
iation that would Immediately create,
from the nucleus that Is now the
Interstate Commerce Commission, a
"Federal Commerce Commission" with
wide powers over all forms of trans
portation. He is willing for that to
wait until Congress completes what
1t has begun in the way Of more
pressing legislation-the one-year ex-
tension of the emergency railroad
transportation act of 1888; the one
year extenSion. OF. the oflce Of Co