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La opinión., 1935-05-12

los AauiIas, corri6 las 5 milIas to-
mando seeundo Iugar en- esta dura
carrera.
La sorpresa del triunfo del Club
"oh! Senorl".
La derrota del equipo atletieo
Mexico.
La earrera do relevos de la me-
dia milIa que estuvo tan emoeio-
mantle cuando por pulsadas Mus
quiz 10 eano al corredor de las
Aauilas Reales de West Los An
seIes.
Ell ENcUENTRo INTERNAcIo-
NAL DE CAMPO Y PISTA DE
Los ANGELES
Va Sc estan hacienda los prepa-
rativos para las eompetencias In
ternacionales de campo y pista que
Sc efeotuaran en- esta ciudad este
mes. En- entrevista con Mr.. Shum-
way, encarsado de los "play.
grounds" de la ciudad. haee va
rios dias me comunieo que ellos
no impuIsaban el e%ncuentro Inter
nacionaI poraue siempre habia dis
gustos entire los participates de los
encuentros de campo y pista. En-
las competeneias lnternaeionales
las sisuientes razss estaran presen.
ties para competir en- Ia justa;
Japoneses, chinos. Negroes Anne
rleanos, ~italianos, Rusos y Mexica-
nos.
Tan pronto que %recibamos noti-
cias de este encuentro, daremos ma
yores dstalles a los aficionados.
Ell ENcUENTRo INDUSTRIAL
DE LA coMlSIoN DE PLAY
GROUND DE LA ciUDAD DE
Los ANGELES
Ell senior Soltero, de Ia comision
de playground de la ciudad de Los
Angeles, anuncio hace vsrios dias
cue los esqueletos ARA Ia iusta in
dustrial de Los Angeles va estsn
iistos, y que Sc pueden cbtener er
las ofieinas del Los Angeles Play
! ground, tereer piso del City Hall.
La opinión., 1935-05-12
JOE GONZALEZ

Joe Gonzalez, es "as" de los Ian
zadores del equipo de baseball de
la Universidad del Sur de CaIifor.
MIA, es n de los mejores pitchers
que U. S. c., ha tenido.
Sc puede decir que Gonzalez fue
ell responsible de que los Troya.
Sc empataran por ell camper
nato de Baseball del Estado de
California. No satisfecho con ser
n estrelIa en- Ell eauipo de base
ball, Gonzalez busca nuevos Iaure.
les uniendose al equipo de campo
y pista de Cromwell. En- sntre-
vista que tuve con Gonzslez haee
varios diss, le pregunts qus fue 10
que 10 habia pasado en- Ell eneuen-
tro dual contra los Indios dc IA
Universidad de Stanford en- al a
rrera dc las 2 miIlas, cuando no
pudo tomar ning1n lusar de los
primeros tres que terminaron. Sc
gun "Joe", sus m1sculos no 10 de.
iaron terminar la carrera y Sc tu-
vo que salir en- la septima vueIta.
La opinión., 1935-05-12
lNSTANTANEAS DE Los JUE-
Cos OLIMPICOS DEL 5 DE
MAYO

Everardo Musquiz es uno de los
mejores c%orredores mexicanos de
las csrreras de velocidades. ST ell
domingo pasado Musquiz hubiera
tenido competencia en- la OLYMPIA
da Mexicana hubiera corrido las
100 yardas en- msnos de 10 sesundos
y las 220 yardas en- 81 seeundos
9 decimos.
En- las competenoias del 5 de Ma
20 Musquiz fue Ia attraction en- 81
e%ncuentro de pista.
Musquix presentara su examen
para entrar a Ia Universidad del
Sur de California, euando Sc abra
el nuevo semestre en- S~eptiembre.
Lo NAL entrenado que Sc vic lie
fonso Franco Jr., en- las eompeten-
cias de 100 yardas.
FL brinco de Francisco Fiaueroa
en- ei saIto de altura.
Sesdn mo dijo Fisaeroa, oil brin-
co del domingo habia sido su pri-
mer intento de 5 pies 8 pulgadss.
Ell Ianramiento del compahero
Lopez. de Puente, California, en- la
baIa, que Ianxo a una distancis 4s
pies II IA pulaadas.
Con la faeilidad con que CORE
Fabian Eiorriaes la carrera de !
millas.
En- 81 primer interto seisr. dc
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D. {. WOMAN
WINS OMAN
AWARD

Mrs. j. C. Farley, 500 block of
Thirteenth st S. E.. will be IS
richer now. She was the winner
in the "G-Men Game" yesterday,
identifying fingerprint No. $50 in
The Washington Times as hers.
w. H. TatterS, U. S. S. Chop
tank, Navy Yard, was in error to
name print No. 355 as his. Yes
terday'S Times lists his print as
disqualified as an entry offered in
q blush, somewhat uneven print.
Yesterdays entries show an i'm
provement in the number quail,
fled for participation, but those
whose enthusiasm failed to com
ply with the simple rules include
Robert L. Hayden, whose print
was smooth but too pale; Robert
M. Wilkerson, jr.; Harold Paxson,
Mrs. A. w. Decker, Mrs. w. T.
Cooper, Harry Kelley, Elmo G.
EcholS, Mrs. E. G. Steward, George
E. Stewart, Charles D. BuShby,
too dark and uneven; Mrs. Julia
O'Donnell, Jack Lyle, Mrs. j. H.
Wormcke, Miss Elizabeth Mason,
of Norfolk. and Bobo Tucker
(Blue).
Entries are urged to use the
same name, initials and address
when making a claim for identi-
fication as when used submitting
the original fingerprint. The case
Of A. D. Mcbride, 811 Twenty-first
st. N. w., is a typical example. A
claim by Douglas Mcbride, Thirty.
sixth and M SITS. N. w., may be
the same person, but the editor
cannot take chances-he must be
sure that the claimant is identi.
cal with that Of the original en-,
try.
Entries disqualified are eligible
to try again. With little prac'
tice, using an absolute BLACK
INK pad, and white paper, players
Of "G-Men Game" may easily
make a clear impression.
Entries diSqualifier are eligible
to try again. With a little prac'
tice, using an absolute BLACK
INK pad, and white paper. players
of "G-Men Game" may easily
make a clear impression.
"G-Men Game" calls for one
clear fingerprint only, and
when published will pay its
owner S., if he, or she, identi-
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TOMORROW
Transatlantic

AMERICAN BANKER american
Merchant). Plymouth. September 80 and
London. 80; Pier So, N. R. (West Six
teenth St.)-+Mails close noon (supp.
mails 2 p. M; sails I p. m.-Mails
for Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia,
Danzig. Denmark, Estonia,. Finland,
Germany, Great Britain. Hungary, Iran,
Latvia. Liberia, Lithuania, Luxembourg,
Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Rumania,
Sierra Leone, Sweden and U. s. s. r..
parcel post for Great Britain, Northern
Ireland.
cARINTHiA (cunard white Starr.
Galway. September 20. Belfast and
Liverpool 20 via Boston; Pier IS, N.
R. (west Fourteenth Street)-Mails
close l p. m. (Supp. mails close . p.
n.y. (supp. mails also close p. m.
and go by rail to Boston thence by
steamer; sails S p. m.-Mails for Irish
Free State and Northern Ireland.
EXPORTER american Export).
CasabIanca. October 3. TangierS. 4.
ceuta. 4, Melilla, s. oran, 6 and Tunis,
7: Pier F. Jersey City-Mails close
1880 p. m.-Parcel post for Spanish
and Western Morocco.
West Indies
MEDEA (RoyaI Netherlands). Inagua,
September IS and Port au Prince 20;
Pier II. Brooklyn (near Montague
Street)-Mails close 1880 p. m.-Mails
for Haiti and Inagua in Bahamas;
parcel post for Inagua.
The Washington times., 1935-09-19
Money Markets

NEW YORK. Sept. 10: I.N.s.).-Call
money was renewed at Y per cent on
the big board today and renewed at the
same rate outside, and at Y per cent
on the curb.
Time rates were unchanged to Y per
cent for maturities up to 80 days, and
at u per cent for 8 to 8 months.
Commercial paper was fairly active
with the rates unchanged at Y to i
per cent.
Bankers acceptance rates were nom.
inal and unchanged at u to 3-16 per
cent for 80, 60 and 80 days: ais to Y
per cent for 100 days: sis to y per
cent for $50 and 1870 days.
The Washington times., 1935-09-19
Mail Ship SaiIinqs

The following table shows the
names Of ships, the lines oper.
ating them. their time Of sail.
ing from New York, and when
their regular and supplementary
mails close. Time shown II
daylight saving time. Dates
after names OF ports indicate
scheduled dates Of arrival. ~
Indicates mails must be espe.
CiaIly addressed by this steamer.
~ Indicates supplementary
mails will be accepted on pier
up to 10 minutes before sailing
time.
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Auto Service

ArSeRbrISht Beavers rear 446 M nv NE 720S
Buddy Hart Super Ser S24O Prospect Az We 1917
Carl Motor Serv Open Sunday rear 9A2 25th nv nv,
Cali Carl Inc 6l4 n NV .......... o! 2I12
Crupps Garage $50 Eye ct NV ........... MA tIS5
Earie'S Auto Service rear 124S 18th Nv NO 1858
Charles Auto Service Rear 1877 r st NV. ME 1929
Columbia Auto Top Co 1918 goth ct NV. ST S5H
Gee W Davis 300 Ga ......C0 ~
RFOse's Auto Service 1894 9th NV .....ME $50
HensIey Auto Body rear 1897 Ct 0W.. NJ S ~
James {. Murphy 1909 n st NV ,........ST SSO%
WinteriZe Your Car at Murphy'S ..~
KliIy'S Garage a21 Florida AZ NV DE VIZ
LehmaR'S 0n0.Step Service 18th Z nv IA O24I
RaybestOS Brake Service 617 N 7 AZ 96io
KIdWeII Auto Paint Shop rear llH 18TH NA ISSS
LsoNard's Auto Service iSAi RIsVS ct nv NO 1S6e
N Street. Garage $50 NJ Ct ~ o. 00S0
Merchants Motor SerV Rear 1924 10th nv NE 601S
Old Dominion SeFV Sta Cherrydale Va CLA 25IS
PauI'S Auto ShoV rear 1918 T. Ct nW.... NE s4IO
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
Pete's Auto Service rear lib Eye st nv
General Auto Repairing. ....
Quick Service Garage Rear 467 Fl st w ST 1857
shaRd'S GARAGE rear 1927 Ct nv .an
TPIpUVe Service Sta atS Fla ~ NV De SUSS
Wads'S Auto SarViee Rear 1928 F 1t ne y UZ
WInder's AuH0 Rsp. a43 Hughes Ct nv IzS ~"
WPINht'S Auto ShSD RI. i3n7 Clifton NV CO iuzIo
BRAKE SERVICE
w. Q. Pratt 1922 NJ st nv ......NA $40
Brakes Refined low as A.45
AUTO GLASS
AutO Glass Shop 1908 Os.....LI Oo*S'w
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1879 Eye ct nw......... 81 s7z1
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New York Curb Quotations

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 U.N.S0.-A
fairly heavy selling movement renewed
itself later in the session, sitting the
sporadic advance which occurred short
ly after the opening.
Profit-taking extended to all groups,
but with individual issues holding on
to some gains, quotations were mixed.
The market was errauc, fluctuating
widely without any clearly definable
trend.
Trading continued moderate. Some
selling was caused by improved pros
poets of an amicable settlement in the
Italo-Ethiopian difficulties.
High. Low 100
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flies it.
1. Use BLACK INK ONLY
and make a clear impression Of
your middle finger on WHITE
paper.
2. Write your name and ad-
dress on the sheet and mail it
to the Fingerprint Editor, The
Washington Times, Washing
The Washington times., 1935-09-19

Snagged a burst
of strength in
rails, tie e | S,
motors and oils.
Ra il S whose
gains were cut
included N e W
Y ork Central,
Atchison, I'LL
n'ofs Central,
Southern Paci-
fic, a n d Great
Northern.
C ry S | e I
opened a point
hi h er, b u t
then sold below
a. nnnuinia,
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close. General Motors was soft.
Rail equipments were unsettled.
Oils were firtner.
u. S. Steel receded fractionally.
Bethlehem held its own. Utilities
were steady. -.
Bonds were firm with U. S. Gov
ernments higher, and the dollar
was strong.
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Decoratins-Painting-
Papering

?. K. Armstrong; Expert work eH Eye It y
Nathan n. Barton 900 25th nW
n. BerenteP STA l4th NV. :. .AO 1855
Leon RrIssos Work guaranteed $40 End 90 apt
Caesar Short PIastsrln0 $50 Mass ~ nv o. So9I
Chevy Chase 0ecoratiRI Co 5518 Conn Az. CT 3lS2
Interior and Exterior Work; Venetian Blinds:
.. gSrfISS WOrS S'T guaranteed s1S Green It NV
7. r. Hurd Rms pspersd IS up 345 3 NV u 2S5s
William Johnson Guar. work 6S7 Ct 90
Benjamin Lewis Work guaranteed $40 D Ct ~
r A Lewis 1929 LIST nv gen repSifS Nc 1855
R. A. Lewis 923 25th ct nv ..........WE 0645
J. c. Miles $3.50 K At nv ..........s..WE 2565
John N. ToIS0R 932 ct Sw .s.......... 81 569
Z. Mitchell 222S ct nv ........WE 2076
Rawlings Decorating Co $50 L It % ....AI 1917
z. N. Sanders 1l55 goth nv ............Dl Oo94
Paul Serene l243 Penn ct ne ..... AT II7S
Eugene Smith Rms papered 4.50 up III 9 st ~
Smith 1T2A Webster nv .....,.... A0 zl00
B. z. SmIthsOR 464 II ct Sw ........ o. 1852
C. Thompson e22 Hughes ct nv, WE lS2S:M
3. K. URderdue Son $50 Sheridan I'd g. At 5000
Eugene Woodward 40 Patterson no ma 1914
SIeN PAINTING
o. A. HamOr zoe @ st W................AES $500
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ICIeaners & Dyers
ILaundries-VaIetS

Bsrnard'0 I.day Ssrv. 243H Nichols AZ % u eS4S
BOn:Tc Cleaners SS04 18th ne NO SSS7
Busters Pressing Shop 708 9th Ct nv
Hats Cleaned and Blocked; Shines for S50
Community CIrs- TSnsoriaI SHOP 242O Nicholss az g
Economy Laundry 1855 9TH uW DE S6S1
Fishers Cleaners DyerS 2127 18th oW. NO 978S
Maynard'S 2724 Georgia ave nv e. 40 0S0S
I. n. Smith ons-day service asa z 4 ~ Ne 7S%o
rue CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1881 Ward Ct MA 1855
LuWIn Rug Cleaning Co 1928 Hth NV. NO $3.50
University Cleaners 1884. wis Az nv. WE 5eSA
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 2448 18th nv
BrlVugIo Shoe Repair 1928 Georgia sV Nv
OOyIe'8 Valet Shop 926 You ct nw
Fashion Valet 8 Coles prop. 40l srd W NE 1929
Green Front Valet sos 4th 90 At 0567
Kniekerboeker Shoe Shop 2224 18th q Nv GO eleI
Mikes Valet Service sos 18th NV NE 72&0
Nick ErrioO Shoe Repair 1885 Pa ~ -
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 620f dc ~
Shoe TrOubIe3 See MIOk 1924 IL ne De i675.W
silver slipper Shoe Repair 1913 18th uw. MA SS72
Charles Young 1877 9TH ct Ss.............LI SS2S
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Standard c. & E. Output Up

Electric output of Standard Gas
and Electric Company for the
week ended September IA totaled
86,809,573 kilowatt-hours, an in
crease of go per cent compared
with the corresponding week last
year.
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ton, d, C.,

3. Examine the fingerprints
reproduced daily in The Wash
ington Times carefully and COM
pare your duplicate each day,
until you pick your own. When
you identify yours, send in your
claim BY THE NUMBER AP-
pearing with the published
fingerprint.
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Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Procurement
Division. Public Works Branch. Wash
ington, D. c.. Sept. 10. 1935.-Sealed
bids in duplicate will be publicly opened
in this office at 10 A. M. Oct. s. 1888.
for furnishing all labor and materials and
performing all work for the following:
The manufacturing and installing of plant
industry Scientific Laboratory Equipment;
also miscellaneous building changes. ETC.,
in the Extensible Bldg. of the u S. Dept.
OF Agriculture in Washington. D. G. At
tention is directed to the special condi-
tons of bidding set forth in the sDeciflc1.
ton. Upon application. two (2) sets of
drawings and specification will be sup
piled free to each general contractor. or
equipment manufacturer. interested in sub
and specifications MUST be returned 10
this office. Contractors requiring aidl-
tonal sets may obtain them by purchase
from this office at a cost of ten f10D
dollars per set which will not be re-
turned. Checks offered as payment for
drawings and specifications must be made
payable to the order of the Treasurer of
the U. S. W. E. Reynolds. Assistant d.
rector. Of Procurement, Public Works
Branch.
COMMISSIONERS. D. c., Washington, Sep
TENDER 10, 1935-Sealed proposals will
he received at Room 500 District Building,
until ? O'Clock y. m. September 80, 1885.
and then publicly opened, for performing
miscellaneous plumbing, heating, electrical
and roofing work, and sheet metal repair
work. during the remaining portion of the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1885. Apply
Room 427, District Building, for form of
PROPOSAL and specifications
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MARKET MIXED
AFTER EARLY
UPSW|NG
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW. YORK. Sept. 10 Q.N.S0
The stock market turned irregu'
lar today after profit-taking
The Washington times., 1935-09-19
Washington Stocks

SALES
National Savings and Trust Co.,
100 100.
AFTER CALL
Lanston Monotype, 20@632.
Washington Railway and Elec-
tic As, $1,000@105A.
Riggs Banking Co., 1920.
Potomac Electric Co., 5R pr.
10@112A, 10@112A.
Capital Traction SIS. $500@96A,
$500@9674, $500@96A.
Capital Transit Co., 10@l8.
Potomac Electric Co. 512 pr,
2@1121a, 8@112A.
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Automobile Dealers

Addison Chev Sales. Inc 1887 Irving az. AD SAIL
BIlIhimeT 4 Palmer Ford Sales &
Service Z Spencer HyattSViIlO Nd 80. OR 2057
BrightWOOd Motor $3.50 Ga ave n ......GE SS43
Chesapeake Auto Co 1lo2 18th % ...... u 1873
CrumD Garage. rear 1871 1t Nv
Emerson 0Hm0 II 4 N nv ......... 81 800
NoNdIoy Motor Co $3.50 Ca ave ......AO $3.50
Ideal Auto Auetioneers 81 Eye ne ME 6i0S
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales
Service l1S0 Conn ave ,........... DI 1900
P SteuaFt Ins l440 P nv
Pontiac Sales 4 Service ..,......ss..DE $500
Used Car Depot 1928 IL ,.......,,DE A8eS
Used Car CeDt 1921 IL ,......,,.DE 1879
N"rfheaHf Branch l4l IL No ,,.,..,.AT $500
fSids show Room i4Ol IL .....,OE 4800
S1ids SHOW Room 800 n no .,,,,.AT 6202
N 8 Branch L eteusff lll3 Il nS AT $500
RfohImoN Chevrolet S307 IA az ,,,,,,.WE 1916
WIsesRsIn Motors 30 b u DIV De $50
AUTO TIRES
Better Tires Go 1928 P NV Coed used Tires
Central Tire shes sol New Jersey AZ 0W
Security Tire q Battery 90Y 18th nv 80. NE s4W
General Auto Repair
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Furniture & UphoIstering

FURNITURE
Albert Insraham Credit Furniture ..... II 1890
Thompson eros 1920 Good Hope I'd % II O55S
Thomas GOngaOS ARtIQUaS 1921 10 =. NO 0S27.J
SLIP COVERS
James Paris 62S Ct NV 20 G2sS.W
UPHOLSTERINe AND SLIPc0VERS
eethOsda RetlnlShIns Shop 6S22 Wis AZ Wi asa
IhOS kln8 o21 Thaysr ~ SD SpE Nd 8" 1874
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IS ONE Of these your fingerprnt? you identify it
by comparison with your duplicate in accordance with the
rules of the GMen Came send the number with your
and address Mail to the Fingerprnt Editor Five dollars
will be paid to the winners.
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CIubs-Restaurants-Hotels

Abe's Grill s0S 10th st NV
Business Mems Lunch Our Specially.
A AH:n Ersnpi: CAFE c.D.NY ~ uu d ssSI
BIItmOrO Buffet 1908 & Ct nW.........SI elee
Bill SterIIngs Cafe 1901 d ct NV ........ST 02IS
Sea Food: Best Drinks in City.
Black Gold Restaurant 500 18th Co.,. ~ e90O
BIusbIrd Barbecue Wine. dine. dance all night
BunVaOW Cafe RathskelIer 9O6 9th e.. 1883
Cafe ROSalla 500 3rd sw Open all nitO... 644S
Cafe Toronto goth and P StS NV .........NO OIVS
Camden Tavern 1889 q ct oO..........,I Il SSS9
Conrad Restaurant s29 18th st uw........ME sI7I
"H SI sss %so1 ItS' : o 90;
GarVln'S Grill 2619 Conn Az ...,..... co I0z74
s sSSTS' a. S' eru S's los n NV 7ss
HsraCS's Sea FOSd Ii 4 water SW Nc s762
Hill Top Grill 3409 l4th NV co '0I1
lakes Restaurant 1905 Eye Ct NV. ME S2S2
Business Mems Lunch and Beer. S5c.
LiVera italian Rest 1914 L ct nw........ME e2S1
Italian Dinners Our Specially.
MartIn'S Sandwich shOp 2All Nichols ~ e. ..
Mercury Grill SIS Tth It nv .....ME sScS
New EngIand Restaurant 61s . Az, NE ssse
Niek'S Restaurant 925 18th St nw........ME 672S
Business Mems Lunches.
Panorama Lee Highway Entrance to Skyline Drive
PSggy'S sakerettO 21s2 n. 7. Az NV. .....ME eo4I
soW.S See fSca restaurant S1S litA ;:.Li SSsS
Shelton Grill Ills l4th NV
Smiths Crabs with Beer 90 Sth SO......, 81!
Strand Cafe 400 9th nv ...........s...SI SOAS
Tho Republic CATE $40 ! 1t nw.........ME S1s1
Toby Tavern 1909 q NV ........ME S42S
WeberS AIhamhra Cafe G09 q nO...s..L ~ CLOS
welcome Inn 1919 9Th 90 .............LI S%sS
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

John Koontz 1905 Georgia N.......... co 7l7S
Reasonable and Reliable UpholsterinG.
NsU Way TaIIors elS & No 900. II NsS
DRUG STORES
DuRcan'S Pharmacy LIST and SITS nv NE U2zI
Downtown Prices. .,....
A. g. PruIH 9O5 10th st nv
Rat determination: Work Guaranteed
CURRIERS'
JOSepb ROSsndOrS SlT nth ~ .......NA ISIS
LEATHER eo0Ds
W KIns s11 18th uW .......NA %z"S
SPORTS SHOPS
cOrrs Bicycle Z Repairs 65S5 III A.. .eE S7SS
Taxi Service o..
P1i0s0 Cab ASS. COS 1th % AT OSO0
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PHONE NUMBERS
YOU SHOULD KNOW

POLICE ................N National 1913
FIRE DEPARTMENT. 900. National OO2O
AMBULANCE ......... National 1913
PARK POLICE District $500
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL National 400
WANT-AD SERVICE r
HERALD .............. District $3.50
TIMES ................D District 1000
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
The Washington times., 1935-09-19
8 Investments

Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc lGlH q Nc 267O
Wn Saunders c. 1873 Z Of W....,. 81 1915
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Florists

Florists
GARDEN SUPPLIES
8aldOFSOR q CO e2s ind ~ uw ........ ma 07SI
FLORISTS
ChaeOn0O Floral C $500 l4th aW. ...... co 2GI2
6udss 1919 = Ct nW....................NA G27S
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Electrical Service

Dawes EIeO. SSrV. el34 Ga aV.. eE GS7S II e0G4
Warren 1908 " ct NV. ,....... ~ S06o
widths 4 Herrty 1l0S 9th uW MA Soe2
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; JeweIry-Watch Making
Loans-Mortgaees
Moving & Storage

Ace vanpOrtatIon Co Woodward bldg MA 1911
BeaIr8 Express 1872 Wis Az ........WE 2429.W
Herman Brown 2215 Ct nv
3 l. W Transfer Co l342 W &C nw g.. NO 1904
Doub's Transfer Storage 1900 Irving nW 40 774e
Fuller & Yates 2315 Va AZ NV. ........WE 220A
Thomas Ford 1913 NJ st 90 ..............AT 06I9
Thomas Hatton 729 18th ne ..,.......... " 1870
Hayward local-dist moving 1887 81 uW WE 064s
John Harris l341 18th st nw.........DE 4067-W
Hawkins Trans sos Gath NV ...........WE 0l96.l
7. C. Johnson & Sons $40 Fla Az NV 90. NO 1864
ChaS Martin 327l Prospect Az NV 1--WE 270S
Preston Transfer Is Decatur ct nO......0E 5399
Ro1ers Transfer 1853 ct no. .......,.LI 977S
SnowdOn'S Transfer 18th q Fla ~ ne ~ 1918
j. D. Thomas SO5 K /; 50 49,. -. IL 1855
Washington Transfer 1883 Church ct Hw
MOTOR FREIGHT
HePreII Transfer 4Sl 9Th q sw ....... 81 70OS
Geo. 3. Riley { Sons 900 L ct 20 ..... AT 0SOI
Ash and trash man. city.Wids low prices.
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American VaIet Cleaners 1924 Ga N......GE S5SS
v. CampaneIIa 9O2 18th st NV
Fair Price Shoe Repair s27 7th ct nv
BOhman'S Shoe Repair 24l2 Nichols ~ % ga.
]. Brown Work guaranteed l247 9Th ~ me boo3
Peter Furnace 520k Cd st nv
ChaS DIcarIO 2s15 Nichols Az 90 80: ~ 9z25'W
Howell Shoe RebuiIder EXP. Workmansbip sW
Paul 4 Son e35 End ct SW...............ME SoIS
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Oil Burners
A0nsw OH Burner Corr 720 lIth q ov. MA SO0O
The Washington times., 1935-05-22
Mrs. Condor Leads

Mrs. Arthur D. Condor IS the
new president of the Women'S
Democratic Educational Coun-
Gil, which held its annual cleo
ton of officers Monday night,
at the Mayflower Hotel. Mrs.
Grattan Kerans is the retiring
president.
Other officers elected are DR..
Frances Moon Butts, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. George H. Cameron,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Lillian KellS, treasurer: and
Mrs. ]. C. Burchinal, parliament
tartan.
The Party Study Group Of
the council, of which Miss Ida
Bigler Mapel is director, will
conduct a pilgrimage on June 9
to Monticello, the home of
Thomas jefferson. Charlotts-
vile, Va, which is one Of the
most historical homesteadS in
the State.
The Jewish Travellers Aid So
ciety, will hold its annual rum
mage sale, at 1912 Seventh st.
N. W., all next week, beginning
Monday.
The committee in charge Of
donations of all salable rum
mage includes Mrs. M. Denni-
son, 500 Warder st. N. w.; Mrs.
A. Shulman, 1887 H st. N. E.;
and Mrs. M. Waldman, COS L
st. N. E.
The Washington times., 1935-05-22
ESSAY CONTEST.
FINALS DUE

Finals of the National Educa.
ton Better Housing Contest in
the District will be held next
Tuesday night at Gordon Junior
High School Auditorium.
Students from the various high
schools in the District who quail
fled in the preliminary contests
will read their essays on the sub.
jects, 1.-The Modern Home" "The
Scope of the National Housing
Act" "The City Apartment Home"
and New Homes for Young
America"
Winners in the District contest
will compete with other State win
ners for a right to appear in the
national finals of the contest.
The Washington times., 1935-05-22
Glad Honor
Was Paid Reed

Robert Lincoln O'Brien, chair
man of the United States Tariff
Commission and vice president of
the Harvard Club of Washington,
today gave his full appreciation
to the hanging of the portrait Of
John Reed, Harvard-bred Bolshe'
visit leader, in an honored niche
at Harvard University along with
the paintings of George Washing
ton and Samuel Adams.
When appraised of the action
of the University, Mr.. O'Brien
stated:
I'm glad they put Reeds
portrait there, perfectly glad.
"When John Reed left Har-
ward, 1 gave him a job on the
Boston Herald at the recon-
mendatiOn Of 'COpey'." (Mr.
OBrien was referring to
Charles T. Copeland, beloved