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, 1935-09-16
Yankees, Eagles
ToPlay Monday

An important tussle between the
Fort Brown Yankees. defending
champions with an unbroken string
OF 5 victories In the present series,
and the Eagles, n leading club with
lots or power. will be on display az
the 36th diamond Monday night.
The Eagles r one or the few
clubs In the circuit which has the
stuff necessary 10 take a fall out OF
the Yankees, and they are certain
to turn on full steam Monday night.
The game was postponed several
weeks ago when the Yankees went
to Fort Ringgold for O. baseball Sc
ries.
, 1935-09-16
MAJOR A G. LEADERS
lBy The Associated Press
National League

Batting-Vaughan. Pirates .39i
Medwick. Cardinals 362.
Runs-Medwick. Cardinals 173,
Calan. Cubs 40.
Runs batted in-BerEer. Braves
ll6: Medwick. Cardinals liz.
Hits-Medwick, Cardinals EOS.
Herman Cubs and Terry, Giants
le9.
Doubles-Herman. Cubs 40: Med
wick. Cardinals AZ.
Triples-Goodman. Reds Is: l.
Waner. Pirates 13.
Home runs-Berger. Braves 81:
OFT. Giants. 80.
Stolen bases-Gaian. Cubs 20:
Martin. Cardinals 10.
PitchinR-Lee. cubs 1875: Castle
man. Giants i4-5.
American League
BattinR-Vosmik. Indians .346.
Fox. Athletics. .344.
Runs-GehriF. Yankees il6: Geh-
ringer. Tigers 116.
Runs batted in-GreenberR. T1g-
ers 1853: Gehrig. Yankees lit.
Hits-Vosmik. Indians 1913: Gram
err. Athletics 1877.
Doubles-Greenberg. Tigers as;
Vosmik. Indians IS.
, 1935-09-16

NEW YORK. Sept re-. Up F.
Tllden. veteran tennis campaiEner,
Monday had supplanted the Czech,
Karl Kozeluh, as national profess
slnnnl champion.
Playing on the courts of the Ter
race club I'm Brooklyn Sunday. TIL
den .downcd hits old rival in a five
set struggle, 0-S, 6-l, 60, 90.
Ga.
, 1935-09-16
Laredo at Robstown.
Donna at Edinburg.
November I
CAPT. LESTER TO LEAD +. c. U.

sRobstown at Brownsville.
'Harlingen at KingSville.
Breckenridge tSA- at Corpus.
San Antonio Tech at Laredo.
Rio Hondo at Kingsville.
November 8
Laredo st Corpus.
'Edinburg at Brownsville.
San Benito at Harlingen.
November 3
'Kirysville at Robstown.
November Is
Corpus at KingSTille.
Laredo at Harlingen.
Edinburg at Raym0ndville.
Brownsville. Rcbstown open.
November IL
Brownsville at Laredo.
'Harlingen az Eoinburg.
Alice at Kingsvlile.
Thanksgiving
'RobSt0wn at Corpus.
'Harlingen at Brownsville.
, 1935-09-16
MRs R0CHON c II

SAN ANGELO. Sept. 10. P-Mrs.
y. c. Rochon. women's city golf
champion OF wichita Falls. also held
the title Monday OF the San Angelo
Country Clubs annual wcmen's in
vitaticn tournament.
Mrs. Rochon shot near-par golf
in the 36-h0le final here Sunday
to defeat Mrs. Gordon Phillips of
bic Sursng Il and II.
, 1935-09-16
Giants Face Tough Test
Against Chicago Cubs

conquered the Cards ut n critical
stage.
They showed their strength again
Sunday when, after two extra in
ming victories, they routed Dizzy
Dean. who won the first game hand
lily, and hammered out a 7-3 tri-
umph with a 16-hit attack that
rocked three pitchers. Three singles
In the first inning put them q run
ahead and they added Pairs OF tai
lies In the third. when Hank Leiber
hit a homer with Terry aboard. and
Ia the fifth. Carl Hubbell pitched
two-hit ball UP 70 the sixth, when
Joe Medwick hit for the circuit.
then eaSed up and gave two runs IN
the eighth after New York had scor-
ed its last two.
The Cards had scant consolation
In the fact that the attendance OF
4l.284 set a Sc. Louis record for q
single regular--Season game.
Four Brooklyn errors. plus Bill
Lees six-hit flinginR made II easy
for the Cubs 90 increase their lead
with a So victory over the Dodgers
Gus Suhr. Pittsburgh first base
man. equailed the national league
endurance record Of 6I8 games, es-
tahlished BY Eddie Brown OF Boston,
when he played one inning In a SIS
victory owe the Phillies. He still
traiied the American league Iron
Man" Lou Gehrig Of the Yankees.
who took part In game l.640 or his
ontinuous stretch and helped beat
the league-leaidng Tigers 81.
, 1935-09-16

More than 6O00.O00 tons or sugar
are consumed bv Americans anru-
allv: 4fn0O00 tons on this amount IN
imported.
, 1935-09-16
CORPUS BIG FAV0RITE AS CLASS "A" RACE GETS UNDER WAY


Chicago s, Brooklyn 3.
New York III. Sh Louis IN.
Pittsburgh .. Philadelphia ..
Cincinnati III. Boston O-6.
Mondays Schedule
Brooklyn st st. Louis.
New York INIT Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
, 1935-09-16

IN has been estimated that the
internal temperature Of the sum is
50000.000 degrees. It's surface tenn
pera-ure is 600O degrees.
, 1935-09-16
INDIANS GO
into FINALS
Deciding Game OF Buc And
Exporter Series Ia
Up Monday

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. rs. Up
The Oklahoma City Indians we're
making preparations Monday Ter
their four out Of seven game series
for the pennant of the Texas Lea
que after going into the finals Of the
6haughnessy playoff Sunday by
their third victory ever Tulsa.
Milton Price OF Dallas. secretary
Of the league. said the first game be-
tween the Indians and the winner of
the Galveston Beaumont series
probably would he played Wednes-
day. A decision on whether the iirst
game will be played here or at che
cf the southern cities probably will
be made Monday.
Two games would be played az the
first city and three at the other, AZ
that many games are needed. The
winner 0f four games would gam
the right TO &C into the Dixie Series.
Oklahoma City won Sundays de-
Gliding game by n score OF 4 10 4.
Red" Evans pitched for the In
dams, Art Jones for Tulsa.
A crowd OF more than 1000 spec
tatcFS aaw the game.
BEAUMONT. Sept. i6- R-The
Galveston Buccaneers and the Reau-
mont Exporters travelled TO Calves
ton Monday for the fifth and decid-
ing game or their Texas League
Shaughnessy playon series, the win
ner Oh which will meet the Oklahoma
City Indians for the league cham
picnship.
The Exporters carried the series
70 full length by winning q thrill
inE thinning, 6~5, game here sun
day.
The BUGS viii depend on the cap
able right arm OF Jim Moore. recruit
ed from the Oklahoma semi-pro
ranks five weeks ago, 20 bring them
victory Monday night.
, 1935-09-16

New York -. Detroit VI.
Boston Q, st. Louis 5.
Cleveland 1875. washington a.
Chicago SIS. Philadelphia 81.
Mondays Schedule
Detroit nc Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at philadelphia.
Chicago az Washington.
, 1935-09-16
Yankees victors

The Yankee triumph only served
to reduce Detroit's lead TO 8 1-2
games two weeks before the close
OF the season. Johnny Murphy play
ed the big role. pitched expertly
after Vito Tamulis had been belted
out, driving In the tying run IN the
seventh and scoring the winning
counter.
Cleveland broke IT'S third-place
deadlock with the Red Sox by
pounding out two victories over
Washington with a total Of 80 hits
The scores were rs 20 4 and Ga.
Boston won only one game, trim
ming the Browns 9-5 with n sixth
inning rally after &c. Louis had
nicked Lefty Grove for five TALES
In the first.
The White Sox and Athletics
split n bargain bill. Chicago winning
the opener go and Philadelphia the
ten-inning afterpiece Us on Pinky
Higgins home run. Cincinnati turn
ed back the Braves twice. 10 IN the
opening pitching duel In which Paul
Derringer and Ben Cantwell gave
four hits each and TO In a ninth
inning run tn the second clash.
, 1935-09-16
LITTLE HAILED
ASCOLF GREAT

BIZ ALAN GOULD

NEW YORK, Sept 16-P=
There's no longer any question OF
lawson Little's place In the golfing
sun. The California cannonader has
taken over the throne OF amateur
supremacy, abdicated by Bob Jones
five years ago. and demonstrated
convincingly over a two-year win
ming streak that he ranks with the
great Georgian as a shot maker.
Il u doubtful IL Little v viii
equal the supreme feat Jones
achieved In l930-the grand slam OF
four major championships in Brit
ain and America The Californian
has Q long way to 60 before he
comes ever close TO rivalling the
eight-year record OF Is national
titles collected by the Georgian.
Yet his Developments has been SO
rapid and sensational within two
years and his domination OF the
amateur field Is * complete today.
that II Is no longer safe to suggest
where Little Is going TO stop or be
stopped.
Pros on Alert
The professionals already are re-
garding the amateur king with
considerable admiration as well Rs
apprehension. They had had the
open championships to themselves,
al home and abroad, since 1880 with
the exception OF Johnny Goodman's
triumph in 1888. It appeared Good
man was the Sim0n-pure player most
likely To attempt filling the big pair
OF shoes left BY Jones. Johnny's
still q fine SHOEMAKER and N first
class competitor but Little has
jumped several notches ahead OF
him and the gap Is widening.
Little has improved at least 200
per cent In the last two years. said
a prominent pro after watching the
Californian crush eight successive
rivals nc Cleveland last week and
register his fourth successive ANA
teur championship conquest. In
some respects he Is o a greater
match player than Jones was. He
has the killer instinct that the
Georgian lacked, plus tremendous
power and extraordinary concentra-
ton. He Is not only a big hitter but
there isn't q flaw anywhere in his
game. He's deadly with every club
and he Is a superb putter.
II Little doesn't add the national
open championship to his laurels
within the next year or two I miss
my guess. He has the shots and he
has the confidence"
All Zine Record
At Cleveland Little was exactly
10 strokes under par for l56 holes.
This Is unquestionably an all-time
record In 80 years OF American
amateur championship play. The
best mark Jones compiled was al
Minikahda. in 1927, when he fin
ished ten under par for l52 holes.
Like a true champion. Little was
nc his peak In the final match To
repulse the scrappy challenge OF
Oklahoma's Walter Emery, 4 and 2.
The Californian finished with an
eagle-his second on the same hole
In as many days-to end Emerys
last hopes IN one Of the most excit-
ing championship matches since
George Won Elm beat Bob Jones IN
1925 at Baltusrol.
BY capturing the British and
American amateur titles for two
straight years little has pulled a
stunt that only two players before
we're able 70 do even once. Harold
Hilton, the Englishman, won both
championships IN 1911. Bob Jones
included them In his 1890 sweep.
The Californian has run his world
record winning streak to 81 con-
secutive matches. He's only rs years
old and there's no telling when
and where he Is going TO stop.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-05
LOBSTER DISH
OF AMERICAN
TYPE OFFERED
New York Restaurant Gives
Recipe for Quantity to
Serve Two.

This lobster recipe and one for
the sauce to serve with those thin
and delicious pancakes called crepes
suzette were contributed by Villa
Ferret, New York.
Lobster l'AmeyiSaine for two is
prepared as follows:
One and one-Ealf pounds live lob
ster, one-half teaspoon salt, one
sixteenth teaspoon pepper, four ia
blespoons olive oil, two tablespoons
butter, one-fourth Glove garlic,
minced; three shallots chopped fine,
one iiqueur glass brandy, one-half
pint Burgundy white wine, three to-
matoes peeled and cut in eignths,
two tablespoons tomato sauce, one
half pint fish consomme, one table
spoon extract of beef, one slight
dash cayenne pepper, one teaspoon
chopped parsley.
Cut tail and claws in two-inch
pieces, split body in two lengthwise,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-05

By NEA Serrice
The array of palate tantsizing,
appetite stirring salads which sug-
gest themselves for every meal is so
endless that it is hard to believe
that salads are the culinary perfec-
ton of the last few years.
Look through any old cook book
and you'll Immediately notice what
an unimportant place salad had in
the scheme of things during grand
mothers girlhood. One dated 1863
makes mention of salad only twice.
Under the simple heading, salad"
it only says that salad, to be in
perfection, should be fresh gath
cred, and put into sailed cold wa
ter, which will remove all insects.
Let them stand for half an hour,
and then drain them thoroughly"
The second mention is the Mode
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give new character to any vege-
table combination.
For a dinner salad, French dress
ing usually is more desirs lie than
mayonnaise. It is less rich and more
piquant. And if you change the
seasonings in French dressing. it
never becomes monotonous.
Fresh vegetable salad can be
served with any cut of meat and
all fowl or fish.
Careful arrangement enhances
all salads. Arrange the bed of ro-
maine, in the center put the cress
and quarters of peeled tomatoes at
regular intervals around the edges
of the bowl. Then alternate sprays
of chicory and escarole with split
celery hearts. Sprinkle nut meats
over the whole and drop huge ripe
olives through the greens. Serve
with New England dressing.
New England Dressing
Three-fourths teaspoon salt, Il
teaspoon white pepper, 4 teaspoon
curry powder, tablespoons olive
oil, tablespoons vinegar, 1 table
spoon minced green pepper.
Chill oil and vinegar. Mix salt,
pepper and curry powder. Add
vinegar and beat in oil slowly. Beat
until dressing thickens and add pep
per. Serve in a separate bowl for
each person to help himself.
Parsnips are a vegetable that can
be served with any kind or cut of
meat, fish or fowl, but they often
are overlooked in the eagerness to
please with the unusual.
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remove sandbag at head and set
aside intestines and coral. In a
heavy saucepan heat oil and butter,
put in the lobster pieces and fry
quickly, stirring until 1t turns red.
Drip oil from pan. put in the
minced shallots and brandy, light
with a match and let it flame UP
for a minute, then add the wine,
fish consomme, peeled tomatoes. to-
mato sauce, salt, pepper. cayenne
and extract Of beef. Cover pan
closely and boil quickly IS to 20 min
uteS.
Remove lobster pieces to a hot dish,
then prepare the gravy. To the
sauce in the pan add one tablespoon
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of Dressing Salad" and is vaguely
helpful, advising: Take the yolks
of one or two eggs boiled hard,
mash them fine, mix with them
pepper, salt, mustard, oil and vine
gar to your taste. Then cut up the
salad, and mix it with this prepa-
ration. This is usually done at the
table"
Fortunately the salad pioneers
dared to venture far afield from this
simple recipe and the dressings now
are nearly as varied as the fruits
and vegetables that may be COM
bined.
Most important contribution to
the salad makers art, however, is
the improvement in salad green's
used as a foundation. Romano,
chicory, escarole and watercreSs
because of their wonderful flavors
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-05
pROTEINS USED
IN PROCESS OF
BODY BUILDING
Food Element Necessary to
Life Exists in
Variety.

Protein is one Of the food sub
stances necessary to life. 1t is
needed for the building Of muscles
and other tissues Of the human
body. Plants can make it for them
selves out Of the substances they
take up fro m the soil, from air and
water. Man has TO get his from the
plant or the animal foods he eats.
II we would be technical about it
We should not say protein. but pro-
TENS, for there is a considerable
variety Of these compounds, and sell
dom do you find one by itself.
White Of egg is essentially a So
luton Of proteins in water. The egg
yolk contains other proteins. Meat
contains several kinds, so do fish
and fowl, milk and cheese and the
hgumes and nuts. Cereals con-
tain a good deal Of protein, and all
Vegetables contain some.
When il comes to preparing pro-
TEN foods. says the Bureau of Home
Economics of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, it is nee
essary to know how proteins behave.
Because egg proteins foam so cas-
by, the egg white can be used as
leaVening. One egg will do the
work of a haf-teaspoon of bak-
ing powder in a cake.
For souffle, beat white of egg
70 foam and gently fold into it
hite sauce made Of fat, flour and
milk with the yolk Of the egg to
enrich it and something to give it
Flavor. When you have baked it
slowly in an oven with low heat you
have a souffle.
A fluffy omelet is made this way
and cooked in a frying pan. A
meringue or fruit whip follows the
same principle-that is, cook with
low heat and Just long enough to
be tender and not fall.
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butter and the chopped coral and
mix quickly over a low fame until
creamy. Strain through a fine sieve
on the hot lobster and sprinkle with
chopped parsley.
The sauce for crepes suzette is
made as follows:
Make the sauce with two-thirds
French Jamaica rum and one-third
Of fiavoring made with equal parts
Of cuacao, cognac and grand mar
nier. Mix these things together and
add to the rum before heating.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-05
APRIL 5, 1885
Cooking Is Subtle

Cooking is the subtlest Of al the
arts. for a pinch too much Of this
or that viii ruin the MODEST food
stuff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-05

Use sour cream as the liquid IN
making veal or lamb gravy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-05
TROUBLED With
CONSTIPATION FOR
PAST Is YEARS"
Then ALL-BRAN Brought
Welcome Relief

Read this voluntary letter from
Mr.. Lecour: 81 have been troubled
with constipation for the past 25
years. 1 tried practically every
cathartic without results.
Recently, I determined to give
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN a fair trial.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN has not only
helped me, but l believe it is an
actual relief for chronic constipa-
tion.*-Mr. Henry E. Lecour, 4
Vaughan Ave., Worcester, Mass.
*Due to insufficient "bulk" IN
meals.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN provides
"bulk" to aid elimination. It also
furnishes vitamin B and iron.
The "bulk" in ALL-BRAN is gen.
tie - and safe for normal individ-
uals. Often more effective than
"bulk" in fruits and vegetables, as it
does not break down within the body.
Isn't this natural food pleasanter
than patent medicines? Just eat
two tablespoonfuls daily. Chronic
cases, with each meal. If not re-
lieved, see your doctor.
Get the red-and-green S
package at your grocer's. -
Made by Kellogg in Battle
Creek.
Keep on the Sunny Side Of Life
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-20
Official Notice

BOARD. Washington. D. c.. August 10,
1895. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
Sedr the OF
are entitled to be heard before the grant
ing of such licenses on August 90. 1885.
at 10 A. M. in Room 219. District Build.
ing: 1859. Rodney R. Richardson. Retail.
ers Glass D. 11O9 18th St.. N. w: 3O79.
National Capital Lodge No. $50 Improvsd.
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
of the World. A Corp. Retailers Glass c.
1913 R Street. N. W. GEORGE W:
OFFUTT. AGNES X. MASON. ISAAC
CANS. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-20
Official Notices

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Washington. August 10,
regulations adopted by the Board of Conn
missioners, of the. District of Columbia
under authority of the Act of Congress
entitled IAN Act to control the manufac-
tufe, transportation. possession. and sale
Of alcoholic beverages in the District of
Columbia approved January "a. 1884,
read as follows: Section s. All appli-
cants for licenses and persons holding
licenses under the Act shall allow any
lied inspector of the Board. or any mem.
ber, of the Metropolitan Police Department,
full opportunity. and every facility to
the premises where any beverage is manu-.
featured. kept. or sold, or for which q
license is asked or has been granted M.
Commissioners. D. c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-20
Auto Service

American AutO Wreoksrs 2275 NV. ....DE S7S2
Bond Auto Service rear 1921 L NV. ....AT O505
Buddy Hart Super Ser $40 Prospect Az WE 2072
Call Carl Inc 6l4 Fl NV Dl ATS
DlekOy Auto Top Shop 1908 L ct nv. 81 1915
EarIe's Aute Service rear 1913 18th NV NO 966S
Henry POolo 1912 II ss........... ~ $500
Geo W Davis $500 Ga av CO 0422
Grose's Auto Service 1894 9th NV 49,. NE 6646
Gaertner's Auto Service rear 71e N Cap MA i250
Hsnsley Auto Body rear 1927 ct uw. ME 6I78
James Murphy 1909 N nv. ST $500
Killy's Garage 921 Florida Az nv ..... De l222
Raybsstos Brake Service 617 N 7 N... 81 S6l6
Watts Garage rear 1927 o NV NO S2Io
18th st earaas r Willie 1909 10 nv
Browns Hutc repair isoi i2th NV 80 NO $3.50
johnson Auto Repair 23l8 Go AZ nv NO 1910
KidWeII Auto Paint Shop rear ll44 18th MA 1898
Lambert Auto Service 1913 1st ne 20 5202
leorard's Auto Service 1881 Risas 81 nv NO 1858
N Street Garaso s59 " Ct ~ Of O8a0
MeComaS 0IdSmohIe Ser rear 1919 IS MA 1871
National Auto Tos Co e118 IL NV :. De 234s
No WashInatOR st Garaas Alex Va Alex 27n7
Old Dominion SeFV Sta Cherrydale Va ola 1878
Paul's Auto Shop rear 1919 L st ME AI0
We specialiZe in Ford Repairing
PhliiB A TOlsOR 1901 s. NV a..... NO 1914
senator's Auto Wash soc 2o4o Ga ave NV NO SSIA
Stands GaraaO rear 1927 K st NV
Trieste Service Sta s13 Fla nv NV .. DE 403A
Walter RVRex 1914 31st st NV -. WE O0SS
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 NV MA $40
AUTO GLASS
8 Aufs Glass Shop 1908 60 ~ 6S43.W
West End Glass She's 1908 L st nv. ST SSIS
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1922 Eve at nw......... 81 S727
WELDING
WeldK Inc 516 First st nw.............ME Al0
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Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington, Au.
gust 10: 1895: Sealed Seal proposals win be
received re At Room So9 District Bldg; o IN
for the sale of Lot SO2 in Square 327
(old Potomac Public SchooD. located on
18th Street Southwest. between Maryland
Avenue and E Street. Blue prints, de-
scription of the property BY metes and
bounds. form of proposal and other in
formation may be obtained upon applica.
ton to the Auditor. D. c.. Room 2O4.
District Building
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-20
Moving 6 Storage

Il.Stats Transfer Co local long dis . 81 S72O
Jobs booked daily-Phila-N Y-Boston
B q W Transfer Co l342 W ct nv mo 1904
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap ct IL 1887
DOuhS Transfer. STORAGE 1900 Irving NV AD 774e
EaSlO Transfer Co 1873 Q ct ne.........N0 6642
Gordon'S 1899 18th NV =. ..........P 0 1885
" GOmiIIlOn 1903 r ct NV .........DE 1851
Hayward local-dist moving 1887 81 NV WE 0648
klrby'S Moving Express $50 c st 20 II 60A7.W
Preston Transfer Is Decatur ct nO..... DE 5383
Rogers Transfer 1868 st nO........ II 9775
D SWOffOrd 1919 5th NV. ......... DE 0I90-J
Rogers Transfer 1913 Y ave. ........ME 9775
SnoWden'S Transfer 14th Fla Az NO.. IL 1913
MOTOR FREIGHT
HerrelI Transfer 431 9Th st Sw.......... 81 70sS
MoOrs'S Trucking SsTV sos B Az ne. .P0 1859
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Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie Sl14 18th nv ..........AD 1857
AIda's Beauty Salon 1888 Bladenb'g I'd ne u 1925
AlIee's Beauty Salon 800 Ga Az 80. co Il7
ARaIIR's Beauty Sho0ppe 2515 st NV. :. co i0I36
Ards Beauty Shop 2906 IA st NV ....C CO l0367
Betty's Beauty ParIOr 1883 Col I'd nv CO I032I
COsmetiaue Beauty Shop 1881 Mt PIT NV co 7l07
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st NV Ne 8SI6
0ahIsren Beauty ShOpp0 2714 IL ne. NO 2736
DoRlphaR Beauty ShoB Doniphan bg. :. Alex 432
Esther's Beauty Salon 64s ne 80. II 1889
FIorestelIe Beauty Salon sos d nO.,... IL $3.50
Gabriel 1919 Conn Az nv .........N MA 7I70
Irene Beauty ParI0P 2909 IA NV ..... co $3.50
lacks HalrdreSsInS Salon 10 II NV. Dl 5567
ice PaIanO IS48 Conn av.............N04 1884
Lillian cramsr Ills 18th nv ........ 81 0235
Mrs. Olive p Johnson 2435 Nichols AZ % IL 1853
0silvie Sisters 1870 Conn Az MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty Shop 1900 = NV ME OSA0
Ruth Nitale Beauty Salon nos Vt Az NV ME 6326
wOodhurR Beauty Salon 1888 Col I'd co $3.50
CoLoRED
AdeIe's 1850 o nv ............N0 9474
81 Lac Beauty Salon 1911 L st nv me $3.50
Fleming Beauty Shoppe 1914 st NV NO 6348
HsIsn's Beauty Salon 800 I'd w NE 4I92
Lady lulu 1896 9th NV. go. ........ 70 2993
MarIonhetts Beauty ShOD 1918 You NV. NO SSlS