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Evening star., 1935-11-11
FARM A DEBT ACT
vO|DED IN VIRGINIA
Amended Frazier-Lemke
Mortgage Measure Is De-
cjared Unconstitutional.
8y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HARRISONBURG. Va, November
lin a case in which Senator Harry
Flood Byrd of Virginia. Democratic
critic of many New Deal measures,
Joined with other creditors in attack
ing the law. Judge John Paul In
United States district court here held
the amended Frazier-Lemke farm
mortgage act unconstitutional in Vir-
ginia.
Senator Byrd in discussing the de-
cision made it plain he was acting in
the case not in personal capacity,
but as guardian of the estate OF the
late Hal Flood, Virginia Representa-
tive.
-, The decision was announced yeSter-
day after Judge Paul had departed for
Abingdon, where he will open a new
term of court.
Declared to Take Away Rights.
Judge Paul said in the lengthy
opinion that the act takes away sub
: stantial property rights guaranteed
creditors under Virginia statutes, and
the amendments do not overcome all
of the objections raised by the Su-
preme Court of the United States in
- holding the original Frazier-Lemke
act unconstitutional.
The decision was handed down in
dismissing the proceedings under
which John Clayton Sherman, Mary
Elizabeth Sherman and James Strother
Sherman, previously adjudicated
bankrupt, sought to retain their apple
orchard property in Frederick County,
Va, under provisions of the Frazier
Lemke act.
The creditors attacking the consti-
tutionality of the law were H. F. Byrd,
guardian; Farmers and Merchants
National Bank and Trust Co. of VIM
chester. Va, and Matte w. Cooper,
Winchester.
All hold bonds secured by deeds Of
trust on the Sherman property.
The Indebtedness was incurred from
1922 to 1881. Prior to the passage of
the original Frazier-Lemke act, the
bond held by Mr.. Byrd as guardian is
dated September 4. 1922.
Position of Court.
The Supreme Court in the case OF
Louisville Bank VS.. Radford, which
resulted in the original Frazier
Lemke act being declared unconsti-
tutional, called attention to the fifth
amendment to the Constitution and
that the FraZier-Lemke act, by its
sterms applied only to debts existing
at the time of enactment, and held
that because 1t was retroactive and
took away rights of the mortgage in
specific property it was in contraven-
ton of the fifth amendment and,
therefore, invalid, Judge Paul pointed
out.
Evening star., 1935-11-11
F'FRAUD ORDER" CASES
| TO BE HELD IN PUBLIC
Post Office Department Announces
| New Policy in Conduct
ing Hearings.

Breaking precedent, the Post Office
Department hereafter will hold So
called fraud order" hearings in
public.
I These are the cases in which indi-
@iduals or concerns are cited before
The solicitor to show cause why they
thould not be barred from using the
mails in moneymaking schemes.
The new policy was announced last
might by Solicitor Karl Crowley in an
nouncing a list Of SO cases which are
coming up.
Evening star., 1935-11-11

Antelope suede, savoy grain, goat. smooth calf,
seal. pigskin, savoy calf. afternoon crepes bro
cade, pearls. And look at the variety of styles:
handle pouches, kodaks, skirt effects, diagonal
stitched envelopes chain handles. Plenty OF
BLACK. Plenty Of colors-brown. navy. green.
wine. grey.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Paul BoesCh Tackles
Mazurki THURSDAY

Joe Turner's favorite among
the juvenile heavyweights to quail
ify as an outstanding contender
for Danno OMahoney's title.
That's handsome Paul Bosch
who returns to Griffith Stadium
Thursday night for finish match
with Mike Mazurki.
Bosch recently added to his
laurels when he earned a semi,
final ranking in a Pacific Coast
tournament calculated to produce
an outstanding contender for
Danno O'Mahoney's title.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
District Divers
Disappointing
InU. :. Test
By GINO SINH

WaShington's diving champion,
John BroadduS, had a night off
and not only did not win the
National Mems Junior high-board
diving championship at Takoma
Pool last night, the title going to
James Patterson, of Ohio State,
but he finished seventh, behind
Bob Knight, his bitterest local
rival.
It was the worse showing Broad.
duS, ruuner-uo for the National
Junior title last year and chronic
D. C. champion. has made since he
gained prominence.
Patterson, Pacific Coast prod
uct, though a student at Ohio
State, was hard-pressed by STAN
ley Dudek, st. George Dragon
Club, Brooklyn. N. Y, and Bob
McTiernan, Willow Swimming
Club, Oakmont, Pa. Patterson
scored 110.27 points, Dudak, 1867
81 and McTiernan, 101.47.
It was tough competition in all
fields with seven records being
shattered, two of them approach
ing worlds record time. Both OF
these times were turned in by
Dragon Club, Brooklyn, N. Y,
swimmers.
Paul Friesel covered the 100
yard breast stroke distance in I'LL
and the medley which included
Friesel, John Wicklun and Fred
Brandt, did the 150-yard N
1926 is. Both are the best times
on record according to competent
judges of such things.
Washington's only victories
came in the girls events with Ann
Bono, Shoreham, winning the So
yard free style in record time OF
81 seconds, while Margaret Hoff-
man, unattached, established an
other mark in winning the 100
yard breast stroke in 1926.
National Junior diving championship
versity, 1927; second, Stanley Dudek,
st. George Club, n. Y; third, Bob Mac
Herman. 101.47.
One hundred.yard free style, men
Won by Arthur Andersen, st. George
Club, N. " second, William L. Leahy,
Penn A. c.; third, Robert j. Hack, Penn
A. C. Time. 58.3 seconds.
One hundred-yard back stroke, men
Won by Capt. John Wicklun, st. George
Club, n. Y; second, Daniel f. Hogan,
unattached; third, william Mackey, Penn
A. c. Time, 1:5 Is.
One hundred-yard breast stroke, men
Won by Paul Friesel, st. George Club,
n. Y; second, Frederick Hoette, I'M
attached: third, Joseph Smith, Carnegie
Library Club. Time. I'LL.
One hundred fifty-yard medley re-
Grpiw~ AlVnu
Club tFFiesei, Andersen. WickiunS; sec
Ond. Penn A. C. Hogan, Hack, Leahy)
third, Y. NJ. c. A. No. (Orme, Mon
cure. TOulmin). Time. 1:26 LIS.
Fifty.yard free style, women-won
by Ann BOuno, Shoreham: second, Flor
ence Peck. Penn A. c.; third. Jerry VIII
record, 1895; old mark. 1: 38 2-5.
hanson. unattached. Time, 31.6 seconds
One hundred-yard back stroke, WON
en-WOn by Dorothy Campbell. Penn
A. c.; second. Helen Alain. unattached
third, Lydia COrt ShOFeham, 1:22.
One hundred-yard breast stroke
wOmen-WOn by Margaret Hoffman. un
attached: second, Florence Peck, Penn
A. c.: third. Margaret Russell, unat
tached. Time. new District Amateur
Fffty.yard free style. boys under 16-
Won by Edward Murphy, Y. NJ. C. A..
Washington: second. Edward Blumberg
Y. NJ. H. A., Baltimore: third, Irving
SObel. Y. NJ. H. A., Baltimore. Time.
20 seconds.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Kirk Miller SAYS:

CONTINUED from First Sport Page.
johnson, Griff, who, with Connie
Mack. is the nestor of the game.
all of their contemporaries hav-
ing long ago passed out of the
picture, says Walter Johnson
was the greatest pitcher of 'em
all.
And who do you think Griff
rates next to Walter!
Give you three guesseS!
Nope, you're wrong. It isn't
Matthewson, and it's not Grove
or Eddie Plank, either.
It was Mordecai Brown, the
three-fingered pitcher of the
Chicago Cubs in the early part
Of the century.
And I guess that'll be about
all for this warm day, except
to remind you fishermen that
the blues are taking a spoon off
Point Lookout, if you comb the
waters real we'll for them, and
that rock are biting in the lower
PatuXent.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
and
Put0uts
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON


Francis J. Collins, mortician,
who harkS back to the old bas-
ketball days here, is known as
Happy to acquaintance. >.
Patsy Donovan and "Tiny" Joe
Holman deny they have been
bicycling every morning down by
the Speedway in an attempt to
reduce excess pOundage. Bill
Merriam is all asOg over the
national junior water polo cham
EiOnshipS that will be held in
the Maryland Club Gardens pool
Friday and Saturday.
Bob Mulhall does the annOunc.
ing at tie American Legion
arena. Al Sears, prominent
Northeast restaurateur, is one
of the city's most enthusiastic
fight fans. Dan KolOff, one of
the better grade wrestIers, was
given national celebration upon
his return to his native Bulgaria
recently. with his wife sum-
mering in Bar HarbOr, Me-,
Benny Mensh has been a fire.
quent visitor to the Griffith
Stadium.
Leroy DOugan, fit as a fiddle
after a months visit to Hot
Springs, Ark, hopes the District
Boxing Commission will lift its
ban on him. Waters Butcher,
Bethesda A. C. player, seems not
only potent in the box but at
the plate as we'll Gait Davis
says the heat doesn't stop
activity in his RossIyn Summer
Bowling League. Charlie Wal.
son keeps in trim for the bowl
ing SeasOn-by gOlfing during
the summer.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Commissioners Notices

COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON. July IS.
1895, ORDERED: That the ordinance to
prevent the sale of unwholesome food in
by adding thereto new Section to be
known as Section IS. to become effective
on and after thirty days from the date
hereof Section Is; Mix served to the
stands. and other public places where food
and drinks are served shall be served only
in original bottles and shall be kept under
regulation shall. upon conviction thereof,
be punished by a fine of not more than
tense. M. C. HAZEN. G.. E. ALLEN. D. I.
Sill TAN Com mi ssinner d G
The Washington times., 1935-07-23

1Batted for COppOla In ninth.
2Batted for Mclean in sixth.
Slated for Petit in eighth.
4Ran for HOlbrOOk in ninth.
Cleveland. ....... 900 O-6
WASHINGTON. 900 0 2 % -
Runs batted in-TrOsky (2), Phillips,
Hale. Berger, Bluege, stone. Averill,
Manush, HOlbrOOk. TwO-base hits
KnickerbOcker. Averill (2), Hale, Schultz,
VOsmik. Phillips. Myer. Three-base hit
TrOsky. Stolen base-Miles. Double plays
-KnickerbOcker to Berger to TrOsky,
Hudlin to Berger to TrOsky. Left on
bases-C leveIa 8; Washington. s..
Bases on baIls-Off Brown. 2. Struck
Out-By Stewart, 1; by Mclean. 1; by
Petit. 2. Hits-Off Linke. 8 In 1-3
innings; off Mclean, l in 2-S innings;
off Pettit. in innings: off COppOIa,
2 in inaing; off Stewart, 8 in 8 innings;
off Brown, none in 1.S inning: off Hud-
lin: none In 80 inning. Winning pitcher
pires-KOlls, DOnnelly and Dineen. Time
Of game-1:5S. Attendance-S,OOO.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-VaIetS

A q II Cleaning 4 Dysrs Co POSI- Ga Az DE $3.50
Allied Cleaners & OyeFs 9S3 Hamilton NV GE 6253
Berry & Blake 1919 You ct NV 900. DE SIS2
Evans 1928 nth NV LAD 6280
I4th St Cleaners & Oyers 2s19 II nv co 6376
NuV0 Cleaners & Overs 1898 IA NV . CO 1872
ParkVIeW Cleaners Oyers 1918 18th 0W AID $3.50
RUG CLEANING
LUWIn Rug CIeanins Co l725 3th NV :. NO $3.50
Marx KeshishiaH 1914 Conn Az ... MA 53A6
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Vslet She's 409h King Ct Ask Va.
Grand Ctral Valet Shop 1912 N Az nv NE 6503
The Washington times., 1935-07-23

Southerner Levi Yode here to
ruled District golf kingdom
Yode who halls from the Carolina Washington last
spring Whispers who
ing par baerng at Indian Spring he furnished
evidence of his golf ability.
Yode competed in last years national amateur sectional qualify
ing trials Baltimore missing the payff last place
year. the Manor Club invitation and
towards months national amateur qualifying
trials at Indian Spring.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Bids and Proposals


COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington. July
%, 1885. Sealed proposals will be re;
200 o'clock p. m, E. S. T.. August 5,
1925: and then publicly ,opened: for fur IN
nshng the materials ana performing the
work at the woodrow. Wilson High School.
southeast corner of 40th and Chesapeake
Streets. N. w. Certified check for $40.
payable to Collector of Taxes. D c. to
insure return of plans and specifications
in good condition should accompany appli.
cations therefor to Chief Clerk. E. D.. 427
District Building. Liuuidated damages:
on service driveway. walkways. etc. S75
per day: on balance of work S25 per day.
COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington. July
go, 1885; Sealed proposals will be: re-
seiXed at nc,d Boon SOC District BgIding
1885. and then publicly opened. for grad.
ing the approaches to the Eastern Avenue
Bridge, over the Baltimore, and Ohio Rail.
road. aggregating approximately 10000
cubic yards. Plans and specifications NAV
he obtained at Room 427 District Build
ing.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Auto Service

American Auto WrseksrS 2o7S NV o.. De S762
Bond Auto Service rea; 1891 L NV. AT 0S8S
Buddy Hart Super Ser 3240 Prospect AZ We 1872
Henry Poole l342 II 90 ...... u 1900
Crosses Auto Service 1884 9th NV ME 6646
GasFtner'S Auto Service rear 7l0 N CAP MA 1850
James MMphy 1909 NV ST $500
Raybsstos Brake Service GIT 7 W... 81 96l6
Watts GARAGE rear 1927 nv NO 9210
18th st GARAGE. r C Willie 1909 18th nv
Featherstons Ssrv Anals 1908 N ~ NO 5000
Auto Brake Service Co 427 NV me 6200
6rownia Aut0 Reua!. 1901 10th NV NO $3.50
johnson Auto Repair 2318 Ga Az nv mo 1910
Lambert Auto Service 1419 LIST no ..... 20 52O2
8 Auto Glass Shop l2nS 9 % .....Ll 9543:w
Call Carl Inc 614 Fl nv ~ 27z5
Mid City Auto Co WIIlVS. Kniaht I'LL 18th De $3.50
McCOmas 0IdsmOhlle Ser rear 1919 Is MA 337I
Modern Auto B0dV WkS 21l5 NJ NV NE z23I
National Auto Too Co 2116 "a nv 80. DE 2248
No WashInqtoR St Garage Alex Va. Alex 2101
PhiIIB A TolsOn 1901 NV NO 9674
ssrs+"r's AWta Wash Soc 2n40 Ga ~ nv Nn asiA
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1929 NJ NV MA $40
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Bat Z Flee Co 1927 goth uw..... me 0oSS
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1922 Eye st nW..........sr s727
WELDING
Day Welding Co 50 Sumner Ct w......NA 1891
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BuiIders-Contractors-
Materials

American Hou,s cIs,nVDs Contractors ME- O4A0
e W q GsrsveS 4 San Cen Cont l35 r nv 70 I2l6
b RsyIIss eulIders Z Cont SIS King Alex 2sS
/ A CoiIins brick.pIaster sos r Ct NV 20 1924
G n Edwards bldg material 9o6 N 4 nW MA 1915
Gr,Iver S16 Investment bE Ma 1887
c KarIstromer Golf Club Manor WA 1870
MSSuSv { S%s, I IT, "a RossIyn Va WE ISIS
NeY Construction Co 2l1s n st nv WE ISa0
Col J Robt MoO0 Wash blvd buchanan Clar 229O
ed Il PeIIinen 507 Elm ~ Takoma Park Md
pUScIrE 4 WsSt ca 1890 Az NV MA $50
HohSrS RTsssIJ const C.. "a N It Nv 20 S8iS
Harry W0rdman 1919 nv d $3.50
MANTELS THING
Edwin Elicit l10s 9th NV MA $751;
GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE
Potomac Glass Co 1913 9th uw ....... 81 SO66
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CLASSIFIED


REAL ESTATE
hOuehtsR I Co oOp 18th nv o. 1855
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA tG0S
Corporation Construction Leans 1910 1t nv
Tyler Z RUtherfard $50 q nv Ma 047S.S
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2s0S Ga ave nv CO I7270
N Greenbaum 1904 Eve nv Me oo02
state losR Co S3ne r ava NJ RainieF ne SS5S
PAWN BROKERS
RoSslyn Loan CO Rosslyu Va Wal $3.50
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Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie STA nth NV .AD 7757
AIdas Beauty Salon 1888 BIadenbG I'd ne II 1928
ARsIin's Beauty Shoppe ISIS IA st Nv co l0i36
Arde Beauty Shop zoos IA ct nv CO l0367
8ettv'S Beauty Parl0? 1888 Col I'd nv CO l052I
COsmetlque Beauty Shop 1881 Mt Pit nv co 7Io1
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st nv Ne 88le
Curtis Beauty Salon S4l6 IA NV. CO $3.50
Oonlphan Beauty Shop Donphan bg. .... Alex 432
Esther's Beauty Salon 648 Fl ne ......Ll $3.50
EIOrestsIe Beauty Salon sos b uO..... ~ S65O
Gabriel 1919 Conn NV .......NA IVY
SreTs Beauty PSrjor 1909 IA NV co $3.50
IsrE's HoirSresSiNa Salon YlO II NV, Of 5567
ios P.IsH" IsIS Conn Az NO A88A
am 4 iuIes HaJrdressln0 1882 q Ct NV NE 1858
LILLIAN CFameP 11l5 18th nv ,.. o. 02S5
MarlneIIo Approved Shop 1908 Is nW...ME S40S
0gIIVle sisters 112O Conn az VA 6s60
pSrk Central Beauty ShOD 1900 r NV Nj O540
Ruth VItaIe Beauty Salon l1n6 VI Az nv ME 6326
WO0dburn Beauty Salon 17Hs Col I'd CO 1SSS
COL0REO
Acme Beauty Salon 8 o ct nv ....... NO l0394
Adele'S 1850 U NV ...s. NO 94N
81 Lac Beauty Salon 1911 L st NV ME $3.50
Fleming Beauty ShOppe 1874 ct NV NO 634S
HeIeR's Beauty Salon 200 % w ME 4l92
lady Lulu 1888 9th NV 20 1888
LaFraRe0 Beauty Sh0ppe T04 q NV DE 3l86
La Val Beauty Salon 1911 You nv De S385
MarIonettO Beauty Shop 1918 You nv NO 95IS
Roberta'S Beauty Salon 6l3 Fla ave nv NO I0SS7
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CLASSIFIED
Automobile Dealers

Adams @ I Plymouth Used CarT''
1903 18th u NO 1891
Addison Chew sales Inc 1887 Irving NJ 40 SAIL
6lllhimeF 4 Palmer Ford Sales 4
Service Spencer HvattaVillO Ma oR 20S7
J. L. Bremen, 1871 18th st NV MET 6oo
BrlahtWOod Motor 1892 Ga 4 Nv .... &c 5343
Chesapeake Auto Co 1909 llth 80 ...... u 1873
Crump Garage rear l34l U st NV
Dixie Cab Association $50 ss w.. De A7A0
Emerson 4 0rms II 4 N nv ........ Of 800
Handlsy Motor Co $3.50 Ga Az .......AD $3.50
Ideal Auto Auetloneers 81 Eve :. ME- sos
National Auto Sales 18th 4 SITS nv 70 0S27
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales b
Service 1880 Conn ........... Of 1900
Steuart Inc lli0 P nv
PORtlao Sales 4 Service ....,........OE $500
Used Cav Oept 1898 De A803
Used Car Ospt 1891 IA ..............DE 1879
Northeast Branch l4l IL nO...........AI $500
Odds Show Room 1901 IA .......... DE 1900
0Ids Show Room $40 a ne .........AT 6202
n Branch P Steuart ll1 - ne -. AT $500
stohlmaR Chevrolet S307 NJ nv e.. WE 1916
walsh Motor Co Ford Sales & Service
Auto Ser silver SpEs Md SOM CO Az 81 l644
West End Motor Co 2Sl3 NJ nv....... NO 1885
Wisconsin Meters 20 & N NV ........OE $40
AUTO TIRES
CrIsmOnd Used Tires 1919 ne
Ioe's Used Truck 4 Auto Tires 80 ~
Tyers Tire She's 1903 10th nv ...... NO 1851
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Ace Gun Z LoeksmIth IllS Eye ct nv NE 6637
Edison Gun 4 Key She's 904 18th nw
Emergency Auto Keys 7O6 5th st nv 81 1871
lacks Lock 4 Key She's ll7S 18th NV MA Ss7O
n FreeIand 606 D ct nv ME- $500
Try Nc Lock Co 2211 18th nv ......DE SS77
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Moving & Storage

AIl.StatO Transfer CO heal LONG dist o. S72O
Jobs hooked daily-Phila, z. BsstS0
9 W Transfer Co I343 " At nv NO 1904
Call IacksOnS Express Co 1929 " d ~ 20 1898
Curtis Transfer lS40 It nv De 1858
Davis Transfer Co 1878 Fast Cap = . u 1887
EaSlO Transfer Co l28 1t He zee. NO 66A2
Gordon'S 1899 nth At .....P0 2SS0
Mullens Trans STORAGE 20l0 eth. -. NO $3.50
Neal Samuel'S Express 1871 Goth NV :. NE 0S0S
Reliable Local MOVIH0 222 @ d % :. IL 6I7
RogerS Transfer 1858 Ct No ...... IL 977S
SWofford 1919 9Th nv .......DE OIa0.l
CperS Transfer 1918 aV ME 17S
SPRINGS q Sons 606 N az Nv ...... ME 8S2A
Walker 1929 l1th NV .......nE GSSS
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc sos R ave ne ........P0 1909
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Q Q Duty 1924 Vermont ave nv INA A482
Boswell Brasure Co 923 18th NV $50. Dl 6ll0
! Wesley Buchanan Inc s1s 18th nv NE II4S
GosS Realty Co I4O5 Eye Ct nv ma 1883
RObt MeKeeVer Co Shoreham bldg MA 47S0
Weaver Bros Washington bldg 81 9A80
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Schools T. COLLEGES

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin VOIes 1905 q WI 2949
Boyds School OF Sect 1888 Ct nv MA 2S42
Columbus University 1928 18th nv De S4GS
Miss Floods Kindergarten 1922 Mass ave nv
Nat School Tech Dentistry 1901 9 ct nv MA 1892
Poteets Business College 18th & Eye sts MA 477
Stanfield Sect School 10 l4th NV 81 1888
Southeastern University 1898 q Il HW MA $3.50
WhItmor0 Sect School 1910 n It nv ME 1851
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

Doll HOSpital l101 18th nv ME 2792
Shirt 4 OrssS Hospital 1714 eth uw 20 0S7l
CASH REGISTERS
Cares ? Registers FormS 927 18th nW 81 1887
National Cash Register Co 1908 d nw Ma 1879
TURNER'S
little Amerea Fur Shoe 2eoS 14th sW. .AD e:o7
Joseph ROendort ST 18th nw.........NA eelS
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 2629 Conn sv AD O48S
LEATHER GOODS
W k1A0 61l 18th NV MA A2Aa
SPORTS SHOPS
Gers Bicycle 1 Repair 553S nj ave .OE 22RS
UNIFORMS
Capital Uniform Co 1908 I ct nv MA 7OOO
Cleaning. RemoldinE. Repairing
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Professional Services

ColOHIe IFrl8 Pkyslotherapy Massouse :. OF SO7I
Alec OH Massage by grad nurse g.. CO 1854
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke method DI 6409
Or n Harris Dentist l342 You ct nv NO 1852
M R Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
A James 100 Eve NV scalp specialist NJ 82A0
L N LOekhart Masseuse 1110 18th ct nv Ma 1855
Or McClareR Masseur Kresge bldg 81 6AI2
Or Nelson tspecialistI 40A 7th It sW Treatment
free Ono weeks medicine $1.00
Or Seotts indian Med Co lsn5 ath nv 20 SOS
Wash Business Bureau 220 Bond bldg MA 07a4
Or W Cameron Foot Snec 1884 o nv NO SlS2
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuss Nestful Treatment u G045
Paris Evans Day Nursery Permit 5l3 u 1855
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Radio-Refriqerators

Abby Radio Service S541 CO ave nv CO S6SS
ARc artery e. Ser Inc 1929 N Can It 0E i7i7
Bills Radio Ser ll04h King at Alex We Alex 2S0l
Carriers Radio ca 1857 Al ct WE SOIL
CIayS Majestic PhilcO SerV 1889 18th uW De 5702
Garner'o Soc Radio Ser Calls CO 69IA
GbsonS Radio SerV 1921 Belmont I'd uW CO 7I55
Il Lord Radio q Refs Service GE 0292
Gardner D 7lRkett 1913 You st nv DE $500
Industrial q 4 Radio SerV 5l3 Fla ave De $3.50
KenNOdys Radio Service 1919 18th NV co 7099
Modern Flee Lab 500 Fla ave .. DE 4828
Radio Sam 1914 14th NV .......GE 624I
TreWoIla Radio Service 1910 e q ne :. At 42I2
Universal Radio EIeo Co 10l b Ct nv 81 665O
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Beverages & Liquors

A 9 LIuusr Co 1905 Columbia I'd uw .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 Is NV AO ASSO
Ambassador Beer L LlauSr 2465 10 NV CO 1870
AmbrOgis Oelicatessen "a 4 Fla ~ nv NO 2O2S
Cairo LIausr ShOp 1913 II nv NO 97I2
LIauor Store S249 Mt Pleasant co 2420
HymaR'S Liquor Shop S125 NJ Pleasant CO 1888
Jaffe Liquor Store POI NV ....OI I7&2
LO-ko liquor Store 1880 Ella Az ne =. u 7II4
MuIhern'S Liquor Store II nv ME 1915
PiVer's DeIIcatessen & Liquor 1929 IA nv CO I04I8
Plaza Wine & Liquor Store 705 N Cap ME 1915
Reds Liquor store 1863 st nv NO 94I9
Reliable Liquor Store 1921 ~ nv DE 1924
Service Llauor Shop 407 R l Az DE 6A6G
Liquor Store 625 Pa AZ % .... u 9727
Spanish Store 1875 18th nv DE 1888
SteeIman's Liquor Store 2746 ~ NV CO 6767
True Blue Llausr Store 1898 Wis AZ WE ISl6
York MEMN Z LIQUOR Store 1857 Ga CO 1855
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Electrical Service

Fsarins Flee Co 1888 18th nv co I425e.M
KuehIinS loeksmith Flee 9TH ne ~ 27sS
18th ST Electric she's Ss01 14th nv CO I037S
s:1H1 e.. saS 10 6: '2SI
G Smith 929 Howard I'd % ..... u 6023.R
3 Warren 1908 It NV Ma 1863
r Watson Co CO 0468 eve At 2t20-W
TurberVIIIe Inc l7a2 Conn AZ NO 9407
Kent White EI Cent 500 King & Alex Va Tel 2
whiting { Herrity 1908 9th nv .... MA $3.50
Geo C WormIsy SAY Era ave nv ....... NO SSIS
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Oil Burners
Printing & Engraving

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Nogales international., 1935-06-08
THE NEW
CITY ENGINEER

The newly appointed city engineer
and superintendent of streets, P. J..
Stacy, was born in Murray, Iowa in
1873. He completed his early school
ing there but took up an engineer.
ing course at the University of
Michigan.
He immediately entered engineer
ing, going from railroad location
work to mining. and from mining
to- government work For 25 years
Mr.. Stacy engaged in mining en-
gineering from Canada to Mexico
Although Mr.. Stacy has been in
Nogales but a short time, he Is very
prominent in local trade unionisr',
and was a candidate for alderman
on the Bettwy ticket in the recent
election.
Mr.. Stacy was married III 1906
at Santa Rita, New Mexico. From
this union was born one son, Cor
don Stacy.