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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14

SUNDAY and MONDAY, Feb. "a
25-Gene Stratton Porters "A Girl
of the Limberlost,' with Marian
Marsh, Louise Dresser and Ralph
Morgan.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14
FOR SALE

80 TONS baled alfalfa hay-$1S
per ton.-JOHN WHITNEY, McCon-
nelsville, 0.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14
LOST

FOLDING CHAIRS. Finder please
telephone MILLER FURNITURE
STORE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14

SATURDAY,, Feb. 23-Robert
Young, Stuart Erwin, Leo Garlic
and Betty Furness in "The Band
PLAYS On" Cartoon. Comedy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14

BLACK MARE, four years old.
Weight about 1300.-ROSS ROBIN
SON. Blue Rock, O., Rt. Q. 7f2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14

BALED STRAW, loose hay, 2 and
8 year old colts, purebred Dorset
ram, 10 months old; good farm
wagon, and about 325 n. III. red
chicks March if sold soon.-
PAUL WELLS. Call Chesterhill.
Write Pennsyille. Residence near
Elliott.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14

If you can't meet your subscrip-
ton in full, won't you please make
as liberal payment as possible?
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14

A FEW BUSHELS of No. ! home
grown Irish Cobbler potatoes, at soc
per 60 ID. bushel.-A. I. SCHO-
FIELD, Chesterhill, 0.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14

THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Feb
21-22-George O'Brien in Zane
Grey's "The Duke Ranger" Amer
ica's greatest author of outdoor
drama thrills you again with new
love and action adventure. Last
chapter of "Pirate Treasure" and
we expect to start our next serial
on this same date. And Ronald
Colman, Loretta Young, Warner
GLAND and Charles Butterworth in
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back
The new adventures of Bulldog
Drummond.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-14

Cats Paw From the Saturday
Evening Post story by Clarence b.
Kelland. The most human, sus-
penseful story Harold Lloyd has ev-
er produced. The finest cast he has
ever assembled. The most unusual
role he has ever played. The heart
lest laughs and the most touching
tears he has ever created. The most
gladstone thrills he has ever pro-
yided. Laurel C Hardy Comedy,
"The Live Ghost. !" Travelogue,
"Ireland Emerald Isle"
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington. Sep
TENDER 10th. 1885. Sealed proposals
Eill be received At Boom 500. District
September Gath. 1885. and then pubiiclS
opened for widening. paving and repaving
the HUs. Roadway Of 10th Street. u. ". from
G4o WITH ab aTsnp 600 g qUs Ave-
cement concrete base and about 5,700
square yards Of sheet asphalt pavement
Plans and specificationS may, DO obtained
tention OF bidders Is directed to the Special
PROVISIONS covering subletting or assigning
the contract and to the use Of Domestic
skilled labor employed on this contract
shall be not less than one dollar Isl .OOj
per hour: The minimum wage paid to all
tract shall be not less than sixty $50 80I
to all unskilied labor employed on this this
e esn EGt o shall be not less than forty
SRe'employment for the District of Coium.
Avenue: n. W.. Washington. D. c.
DEPARTMENT. Procurement
tnEon o. c. sept S0rks BRANCH wash
in duplicate will Be publicly opened IN 4 fbis
office at p m, Sept ~, 1885. for on f FUR.
f nishing al labor and materials and per
ternal Revenue Building washington.
~: =; Attentlon is directed to the special
conditions of bidding set forth in the
fFpeGcifGGaHsions and bulletin No 81 Of the
lie Works as modified by the specificationS
Upon application. two sets of drawings
ana specifications will be supplied free 10
each general contractor interested in sub.
m MI proposal. The above drawings
this office. Contractors requiring add.
tno sets may obtain them by purchase
which will not be returned. Checks of.
Iered as payment for drawings and specifi.
cations must be made payable to the order
OF The Treasurer, U. s. Drawings and d
sspeclIications will not be furnished to con.
tractors who have consistently failed to
submit SUB proposals: One set upon request
Government. will be furnished builders ex.
chambers Of commerce or other
them available. for any subcontrctor or
mater firm interested. and to quantity
d draw II the sets are not returned after
y nave accomplished their purpose. W.
n: RE1 NOLDS. Assistant Director of Pro.
Public Works Branch.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Brewers Face
Acacia On
EIipse

The season for championships
Is in full swing. One glance at
the Sandlot baseball situation
locally will tel this and further,
it is giving the bo-s penty to
think and talk about these mild
September days.
Today a couple of weekday
league teams battle in title
series. The Heurich Brewers and
the Acacia Insurance are the at
traction in a game on the South
EllipSe at 4:30 p. m.
Mt. VernOns Play
Tomorrow this series keeps up
its terrific pace when the Mt.
Vernons play the winner of the
Acacia-Heurich fray. 1t con-
tinues like this until next Tues
day when the champ will be
named.
Yesterday two titles were de-
cided in a r"ir If leagues. In the
National City circuit. the Blue
Flame Velet Shop nine copied
the Section A title by defeating
the Dixie Pigs, to 0. In the
A & P League, the Bokars ran
roughshod over the Rajahs, win
ming by a 9-to-1 score.
Frank DiNenna was the star in
the Blue Flame-Dixie Pig setto.
The little Italian pitched two-hit
ball to outhurl Joe Sullivan, Of
Eastern High School fame. The
Blue flames now have won the
right to play the Section B wiz
ners-Woodmen Of the World-in
a series which starts next Sun
day.
Orrell Stars.
Aubrey Orrell hurled the Box
ars to their win over the Rajahs.
This lad turned in an alright et-
fort with the exception of the
fifth when the Rajahs scored
their only run. Mcintosh was Or
rell's foe.
A 9 to S victory over the Ia
koma Playground Nine enabled
the Nolan Motor diamonders to
jump into a deadlock with the
Jack Prys for first place in the
National City League yesterday.
This contest was the lone one
played in that loop.
A junior league game found the
Auth's defeating the Simpsons, 9
to 0. The Auth's, by this victory,
advanced within one game of the
league.leading Nation WideS.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Cleaners & DyeTs
Laundries-VaIets

Bernard's I.day ssrv 24S7 Nichols ~ % II 9s4e
Bon Ton Cleaners $50! 18th 40 mo 65S7
buSteFs Pressing Shop 708 9th st NV
Hats Cleaned and Blocked; Shines for $50
Community clrs TonsOriaI Shop 2420 Nicholas ~ 80
Economy Laundry 1865 9TH NV DE 1851
fishers Cleaners DyerS 2127 18th aW. mo o70S
MaynarGs 2724 Georgia ave nv. 80. AID 8e0S
7. N. Smith one-day service 234 z q ". NE 73%O
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet cIsaasrs 1881 Ward o. VA 2e0S
LuwIn RuG Cleaning Co l72S Ttb NV. M0 $3.50
UAlversIty Cleaners 1874. Wis Az WE 3e94
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing PAS 18th nv
bFiguglio Shoe Repair S723 Georgia ~ nW
Doyle's Valet Shop 92s You ct NV
aSnIen valet 3: Coles prop. 4O1 Bird SW NE 0029
Green Front Valet 8O5 9Th 90 .......... AT OS67
KnickerboekSr Shoe she's 1924 18th st NV CO $751;
Mikes Valet Service sos 18th NV =. NE TAO
Nick ErricO Shoe Repair 2S35 Pa ~ %
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 Go ~
sISS s11n sec SE Ss2s y sh no De
Charles Young 1877 9Th St 90. .............Ll S52S
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

Country Club pro, turned in the
best performance Of Washing
tonians competing in the $4,000
Calvert-Maryland Open at the
Rolling Road Country Club, Cat
onsville, Md. Spencer shot 293
for the u holes, tying Ben Low
ing, Charlottesville, Va, for sew
enth money.
Vic Ghezzi, Deal, N. j., carding
282. took down first money, $3.50.
Gene Kunes, Norristown, Pa,
placed second with 285 and Ed
Dudley, Philadelphia, third with
287. Jimmy Thomson, runner-up
in the 1885 National Open, and
Chandler Harper tied for fourth
with 289.
Al Houghton, Indian Spring,
who won the tournament the past
three years, finished with 295. Leo
j. Walper, Bethesda driving range
pro, carded 800. Bob Barnett,
Chevy Chase pro, shot 300; Gene
Larkin, Woodmont Country Club
pro, shot 312 and Billy Dettweiler,
Congressional Country Club anna
teur, carded 314.
Martin F.. Mccarthy, favorite in
the mems club championship at
Beaver Dam, defeated Billy La
Billie. 2 up. in the first round of
match play yesterday. Miss Ellen
Kincaid, choice in the women's
championship, won over Mrs. R.
M. Brown, 5 and 4.
Bernie Hallock and John C.
Shorey will oppose Sunday for the
mems championship at Kenwood.
Hallock ousted the defending
champion. Russ Hollebaugh, l up,
in the semifinals yesterday. Hal
lock covered the full 1S in u.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Auto Service

ArssnbrIsht l. Beavers rear AS N nv NE 1858
Study Hart SUper Ser S24o Prospect Az We ASIA
Carl Motor SerV Open Sunday resI ga 25th
Call Carl inc 614 Fl nv .......... 81 277S
CruppS Garage $50 Eye st NV. ...........NA 4l95
EarIeS Auto Service rear I343 18th az NO 1865
Charles Auto Service Rear 1877 st NV. ME 06S9
Columbia Auto TOP CO 1915 Goth st NV. ST 9527
SEQ W Davis 1900 Ga Az co 04z2
6roSO'S Auto Service 1894 9th nw......ME 6646
HensIsy AutO Body rear 1897 z Ct nv. NE 6I7e
James z. Murphy 1909 NJ st NV ..........ST $500
Winterize Your Car at Murphy's
EIy: sa,a:s ss1 . rSEs' ,.,S ~
RaybestOs Brake Service ST. G1 r. 96Ie
LeOnard's Auto Service 1871 Riggs It nv NO 1858
N Street Garage $50 VI It ~ 81 0690
Merchants Motor Serv Rear 1924 18th nv NE 607S
Old Dominion 8eFV Sta CherrydalO We ola 2S7S
PauI'S AutO Shop rear 1915 L N NV. NE 0@1O
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
Pete'0 AutO Service rear lll3 Eye ct NV
General Auto Repairing
Quick Service Garage Rear 467 Fl st Sw 81 0SS2
ShaRd's Garage rear 1877 q nv
Triple Service Sta S13 Ella nv De 1888
Wade's Aute Service Rear 1928 r st ne ~ us
WInder's Auto Rep. e43 Hughes Ct NV " l29S:M
WrIght'S Auto Shop RI 1907 Clifton NV CO l0zI0
BRAKE SERVICE
W. 8. Pratt 1922 NJ st nw....:..,......NA Ni0
Brakes Refined as Low as 81. As.
AUTO GLASS
Auto Glass Shop 1903 Ill SS4S.W
Conrad Garage 1923 Eve st nW..........S 81 O7z7
WELDING
Baxter'S WeldIn0 ShOp 70 Hanover pl NV 20 1913
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

District Golf
Association. The
limit in handi-
cap allowance
is 10 strokes.
Entries re
being received
by Mrs. H. King
Cornwell, 1923
Lamont st. N.
w., phone Co.
lu m b i a 7249.
T ere is no
entry fee for
t he tourn a.
ment.
Bobby Jones
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

h d departed George A. Simpson
Washington today after making
a hurried trip here for a match
at the Columbia Country Club.
Playing with Jones were Freddy
Mcleod, veteran Columbia pro;
Bob Gardner, S. c.; Red" Wat
kins, and Dana Belser. Jones was
credited with a 37-33-70, par
for the course.
Cliff Spencer, Beaver Dam
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Police Boys Club
Wins Boxing Card

Police 20. Boys Club defeated
the Fort Eustis ringmen, 3 to in
a card at Tort EuStis. Two matches
ended in draws.
Jay Turner and Bob Clark
fought in the feature bouts.
Turner knocked out Ed Mccoy in
the 160-pound class while Clark
scored a technical kayo over
Jimmy Gardner in the 155-pound
class,
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Leg Break Fatal
T0DustGiir|

HAVRE DE GRACE RACE
TRACK, Md, Sept. 16.-The Shan
don FARMS Dust Girl, winner Of
the Susquehanna Handicap. mile
and 70 yards, secondary feature
here Saturday, broke her right
front leg this morning while breez-
ing and had to be destroyed.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
WEEK DAY LEAGUE TEAMS RESUME SERIES
Leagues
Hero and Goat

THE HERO-Red Rolfe, Yankee
third baseman, whose homer beat
Tigers.
THE GOAT-Linus Frey, Dodger
shortStop, whose three errors
helped Cubs beat odgers.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Brewers KiCkers
Upset Orioles

Heurcih Brewers undefeated
soccer team upset the favored
Stonewall Democratic Club of
Baltimore. yesterday 4-3 at Ben
ming Field, for it's fourth victory.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Observation-Disclosures
Papering

F. X. Armstrong Expert work 64B Eye Of %
Nathan N. Barton 909 25th NV
II. Berenter 3714 l4th NV .... e.. AID S65S
Leon RrlseOO Work guaranteed 80 End So apt
Caesar Short PIasterInS 632 Mass ~ nv o. 609I
Chevy Chase Decorating Co 55lS Conn Az. CT Sis2
Interior and Exterior Work; Venetian Blinds:
q. EarfiSid WORK S'G guaranteed slS Green st ~
kss1'r SsS :; NV AK M a5
William johnson Guar. work 637 K st SO
BENJAMIN Lewis Work guaranteed $40 st ~
r Lewis 1929 LIST nv gen repairs ME 85S6
2. A. Lewis 923 25th st NV ............M We 0S!5
J.. c. Miles 1880 < st NV ..........o..ME 2SSS
John N. ToIsOR e32 st SW............DI S169
z. Mitchell 1928 L Ct NV ............WE 2076
A. 0utsrbFId0e Painting Of all kinds 1889 9Th sw
Rawlings DecOratIns Co $40 L ct 90 .....AT 1877
E. N. Sanders l155 goth nv ............D 81 o5S4
Paul Serene 1913 Penn st ne AT IH3
Eugene Smith Rms pspered $50 up III st ~
N Smith 4724 Webster nv .......... AD IIO0
B. e. SmithSon 464 ct Sw. .......: d. 1852
c. Thompson 922 Hughes Ct nv WE l9z5:M
3. K. UHderduO & Sen 2510 Sheridan I'd e. At 80O9
Eugene Woodward 40 Patterson ne. ......NA IOI%
SI0N PAINTING
c. A. Hamsr zoo C st SW................ME $500
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
GOOD OMEN, First Race
At Rockingham
Shorey eliminated Bernard TOP
Denell, up.

John c. Holzberg, defending
champion, captured the qualify
ing medal in the mems cham
pionship at Indian Spring, shoot
ing "a. Mrs. Betty Palmer Neck
ley won the medal in the wom-
ems championship with 81.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

This is an 18-hole, medal play
handicap tournament and is open
only to members of the Women's
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Corby Cup Golf Play
Booked Thursday
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

The next feature for golfers of the District the
annual Corby Cup competition which will be held Thursday
at the Columbia Country Club,
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Electrical Service

E 3 Warren 1908 NV MA $500
3 9 WatsOn Co CO GAGS svO At ai2O-W
WhItlnS q HeFrity llOS 9th Nv ..... MA SsS2
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Beauty Salons

Ar6o Beauty ShOp zoos Il Ct ON CO I0367
coSmetIqu0 Beauty Shop 1851 Mt PIT NV CO 7I07
cosmopoIItaR Beauty Shop 527 10th q nv ME- e0I0
DonIphan Beauty ShOp Doniphan bR Alex 432
FIorestoIIe Beauty SAILOR sos nO IL $3.50
Gabriel 1919 Conn AZ NV MA 7I7O
HaTdIna Beauty Shoppe IT'S n Cap @ De 2SG7
00jIvIo Sisters II20 Conn AZ MA 1859
Ejstreet LIGuor store 1857 L st NV .. DI 0400
Work by Experts. Permanents. Special. IS.
Niosi & Co Beverages 610 ID st NV. 900. 81 7442
Park Central Beauty Shop 1900 = Nv ME 05A0
Rene HaIrdreSseF 1919 Conn AZ DE SSI3.l4
Ruth'S Beauty Salon 2OSA It NV -. NE 1880
Vincent Beauty PaFiOr S0S 18th st NV. MA O30T
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Observation-Disclosures

Abe's Grill sO3 10th st NV
AlIsH'S Cafe 1912 a. ny Nc SSSe
si'tmors Sufi.t i4Cs 81 nv ... 81 SiSa
Bill SterliRSS Cafe 1901 st nw.........ST 82I5
Sea Food; Best Drinks in City.
Black Gold Restaurant 500 18th g.. II 1888
slgsbIrd Barbseue Wine. dine. dance all might
Orchestra 1875 A n. Route South Of Airport
Bungalow Cafe Rathskeller 906 9Th 50 -. u S6SS
Cafe ROsalla 602 3rd Sw Open all mite. { 6449
Cafe Toronto goth and P ste NV. .........No OI06
ChIRssO Lantern 8 Mass nv ....... u i0OS3
Gerard Restaurant S29 18th It nw.......ME sI7I
0ingIs'S DINING Room l40S & st NV. NE 1903
GarVIR'S Grill 1919 Conn ~ ...........C0 1924
GeorBe'S Grill 3426 18th nw........... co 9O25
Grand Acre Club 1915 IA uw....,... NE 7540
Hangar Club dine & Dance Wash Airport MA iii
HEROES Sea Food II L water ~ NE 9762
NH Too Grill 3400 18th nv 80. co I0IR7
lakes Restaurant 1905 Eye st nw....ME O232
Business Mems Lunch and Beer S5c
KavakOc Grill Dne-Danc H7T 90 - I470
LiVera italian Rest 1914 L ct nw.......ME S26I
MarianG Club Gardens Msrb's Pr Nd Nj OsOO
Martins Sandwich Shop 24l1 Nichols %
Ne: sssT ESV ST R Saa 11n s ssss
New italian 'merlean Rest s1s II nv Nc 69SI
hiek'S Restaurant s25 18th st nw........ME 6725
Business Mems Lunches
PsSGy's BaEsrstts .is2 n = AZ NV ' NE D so+i
RaRdls eardsRs. Tao $500 Pa AZ - -. u 8S27
RaltO Restaurant 500 9th st NV. ........ME 7742
Business Mems Lunch. 25c and s5c
Shelton Grill Ills 18th NV
SMITHS Crabs with Beer 80 Sth IL 97i7
Strand Cafe A04 9Th NV ..................ST SO4S
The Republic Cafe so st NV i .........8E s7S7
Wsbsr'S HiHamSrs CATS 4O8 4 re-. II SioS
wsIsOmO Ian lol2 9Th SS.................LI 840S
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

a. a. a. COaI.FueI OIL 1924 Fla AZ no. IL $3.50
P. earner Prompt SerV ISL 22Dd ct NV
P. Barnes 672 L st Se.................LI7 1861
". s. BeekwIth Prompt Serv. 27Ol Poplar ct nv
EDDIE Bell Ice Coal 1918 9Th NV. 20 SIA0
+. BFaHHum 1928 K ct nW.............WE 0IO3-J
y. s, CappeII Coal Ice Service ..........GE sass
Carroll Bros. 152 N ct 90. ..............AT O2eI
Lloyd Fox COaI.Iee OFT Srd 90 ...........LI 1887
J: Hawkins Prompt service 1877 = ct w
e. E.s Co.. lS 81 s.@. "a, Isl ssh NV Osis
Geo. r. MeAIVoy 1909 B st 90 ...........LI 500
3. r. Niece Coal lea Hauling 231 Sth % u 7778
sS: .sass l1ss se :; ,i s,d S
Mitchell venSy 221 st sw.............ME 2I9V
r: RldOlsy s3s 24th nw................ME 1883
RInaldI Coal Co $40 B ~ ne NO 1850
Scott Coal lee del same day 725 oath d nV
\. Smith Coal del same day 50 Eye It Cw
H.. l.: TrOtter S104 P Ct NV ...........W WE 0420
L. Washington SIS Delaware sw.......ME 1879
Weather'S Coal Co 100 End st sw
Special prices wood prompt service.
VIM. J. Watts 23s G st sw...............DI 1879
WIN. Wood 1911 22d st nW..............WE O5SS
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

Don Dudley was forced to shoot
a "a to defeat F. M. Jock" Ohm
sted, 2 up, in the first round Of
the mems championship at
Argyle Country Club. L. T. Har-
rison, one Of the favorites, won
over Ed Mifflin, 5 and 4.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Funeral Directors

FSS;.' S G1TSSSH e 9Th 81 s"...DI ssS2
JohA 7 RhiRsS Co s01 8rd st sw..ME 422O
lo6t. G. Mason { Co $500 Nichols ~ ~ II asSS
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Furniture & UphoIsterins

FURNITURE
Albert IRVraham Credit Furniture Ill 209o
Thompson LroS 1920 Good Hope I'd % ~ 0SS6
Thomas eOnsaISS Antiques 1871 IL -. NO OOzI.J
SLIP COVERS
James Paris 62S ct NV $50. 20 %2SS.W
UPHoLsTERINe AND SLIPCoVER9
Bethesda RefInIshInp ShOp 6S22 Wis Az WI 2S22
Thos KInp 02l Thayer Sill Spg Nd 81 1874
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Instruction Courses

RELIABLE young men to take up electric
refrigeration and air-conditioning; prefer
men now employed and mechanically in
clined, with fair education and willing to
train spare time to become experts in in
stallation and service work. Write, giving
age phone, present occupation. Utilities
Eng. Inst Box 81. Times-Herald
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
BuiIders-ContFactorS-
Materials

American House CIeanInV Contractors me 044e
chaS wilt 2ll9 st nv WE 2I%S-k
6ayIiss BuIIdsrS Z CsGt S10 King Alex 2sS
GruVeF s1e Investment bg MA I73I
WhildoR Hughes 302 Roosevelt ave CAP Hghts 20
Roof Painting Leaks Repaired: Prompt Service
Murphy 4 AmeS Tor "a RosslyH Va WE ISIS
Col RObV MoOV Wash Blvd Buchanan Clar 22SO
Rudolph & West 1889 N Y nv nv MA SS7O
NANTELS THING
Edwin Elicit llOs 9th nv ........ MA S7SI
THINNING
Oscar T. PeOrS 1928 N. 7. AZ Nv
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Florists

Florists
GARDEN SUPPLIES
8aIdsrSon Co e2S Ind AZ Nv ........NA S1SI
FLORISTS
chacOnas Floral CO $500 18th Nv .......C0 2tI5
GUdeS 1919 Of nv ......"'.''W" S<|S
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

Scoring 80, 37-7O, Billy Shea,
II, Western High golf captain,
leads the qualifying round in the
mems championship at Congress
sional Country Club. j. o. Rhyme,
with 70, was the only other COM
petitor to break 80. DR.. Larry
S. Otell. DR.. Howard l.. Smith,
DR.. John j. Shugrue and M.
Parker Nolan carded 80's.
Howard Nordlinger, defending
titleholder, posted II to re the
medalist in the mems champion
ship at Woodmont Country Club.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Beverages & Liquors

DSVSToSSS y 61SJWVUS
L,uuor Co 1905 Columbia I'd nv .AO $500
Ace Beveraas Co 2442 IS NV 40 1850
AmbroGIs DeIIeateSS0R IA 4 Fla ~ NV NO 202O
CasteI IIaUor store 1853 You q nv NO a4I9
EJstreet Qjuuor store 1857 L st NV .D Of 0400
Davis Wine 4 Lj0Uor Co 425 10th st NV MA $685.
Hyman'S IIoUor Shop Sl25 NJ Pleasant CO 1883
Iaffe LIuUor store 20l q nv =. Of I742
Je,sSIsrs IIavoP store las P Il nv NO AIOS
kteSIFaan'a liquor Store ?746 ~ NJ =. co 6761
THYME BottIiRs Co l345 Fla. Az ne......LI Oil2
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Merchants Organize

Silver Spring merchants have
organized for the grid season and
are booking games with 150-pound
elevens through Harry William at
Georgia 1928.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Insurance 8 Investments

rOaaus erOoks Zimmerman Inc i4lH x ME 1870
Wm n saunders CO 1919 K Ct nw.......DI 1915
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
1JeweIry-Watch Making

E.E. Behrend 931 F st NV I'd floor. :. MET 1852
Special Manufacturing and Expert Repairing
Capitol View Watch She's 201 Isl % - 6eO1
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Oil Burners
Radio-Refriserators

Bee Jay Radio Service calls 500 100 9th ~
GarHsr's SOC Radio Ser Calls . CO O0IA
Gen. Radio Service Rear 1885 lAth NV NO S4sI
Green's Radio SerVlS0 84l4 18Th 90 80. De 1885
Radio Sam 1914 18th nv .............. &c SAL
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

BOyd1 School Of Ssst 1888 , Ct nw IA 1347
POteetS Business cOIIesS i4th & Eye dc MA A1I7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
MAHONEY TO ACT
 AS BEYS COUNSEL

Northampton. Mass, Sept 27-- Attorney James r. Mahoney of Norths mDton has been retained as counsel for John Dumping Jack Bcy, Connecticut slayer captured near here Wednesday night after eluding police for 25 days, his brother, Louis Bey, Had ley farmer, announced today.
 AS Bey fig regarded as an indi- gent case by authorities, Mahoney's appointment must be confirmed by the Connecticut superior court, where Boy will stand trial for the murder of Connecticut constable.
 Louis Bey and Mahoney went to Rockville, Conn, today to confer with the defendant at Holland county jail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

cab from the near north side to Navy pier. The man, ordering Giannini to wait, strolled down to the waterfront. ,
 Note Addressed to Father
 An hour later Giannini turned over to police a, grey coat and a red -jacketed notebook addressed to Zenge's father, J. Andy Zenge, at Canton, Mo.
 "I left home because l was so miserably unhappy over losing Louise" said a message signed by the hunted man. T can't forget her and I'm going to end 1t all. Don't let Louise know about this as love her and don't want to make her unhappy. I suppose she Is better off married to the doc tor"
 Police immediately called the suicide note a hoax.
 Mrs. Bauer, sobbing hysterically, said 1t was Zenge's handwriting.
 Thirty-six hours later, from the name of a tax driver, found in the red-cover note book. police ran down Zenge at a west side taxi barn.
 He finally admitted his identity but denied any Knowledge of Bauer's murder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
LOCAL CHORUS IN
 NORFOLK CONCERT
MendelssOhns and Waldo s. Newbury Featured at
 StOeckel Music Shed

Norfolk, September 27 - More than 1,500 persons, Norfolk neigh bors and friends of Mrs. Carl Stockel from Litchfield County and elsewhere in Connecticut, listened to a concert of old English glees presented last evening at the Mu- sic Shed on Mrs. StoeckePs estate in Norfolk. Mrs. Stoeckel, gowned In white, was present herself and no one listened with more rapt at- tention or deeper appreciation than she, to the jolly old songs. The" songs were sung by the Men delssohn Male Chorus of Water bury, directed by D. Loring Bur well, accompanied by the. Blue Roof1e Echoes ensemble, led by Joseph Blume of Hartford. Salva- tore Mario de stafano was harp ist.I
 The program was opened by Bat tells "choraH placed on the or- gan by Waldo s. Newbury. Among those present were Welfare, Com missioner Frederic c. Walcott, Pro- lessor Robbins B. Stoeckcl of Yale, Dr. and Mrs. Richmond P. Paine, and Miss Sophie Wilds, lecturer, who has just returned from Eu- rope. Toward the close of the pro- gram Mrs. Paine and Mrs. Burwell, wife of the conductor of the chorus, were presented bouquets of roses and lilies the valley. #