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| by rail to Norfolk. thence by stea mer
Mails for North Brazil and Peru llqui
tos only.
and St. Johns IS; Pier "a, n. R. owes,
34th ST.. Mails close a. m; sails II
a. m. Mails for Miquelon and New
foundland; parcel post
IOWAN american Hawaiian). Cristo
bal July 90 ETC., to Pacific Coast ports
Pier 8, Bush Docks Brooklyn Forty
second Street)-Mails close p. m
(supp. mails 2 p. m.)-Mails for Canal
Zone. Colombia (Narino Dept. only
Costa Rica, Ecuador CBahia de Cara
Panama Except ordinary mail only
parcel post for Canal Zone and Panama
LADY NELSON Canadian NationaD,
from Boston to Bermuda July Is, etc,
GEORGETOWN 26-Mails close 5 p. m. and
go by rail to Boston. thence by steamer
Mails for Antigua, Barbados, Bermuda
Caripito, Ciudad Bolivar, Dominion
Grenada, Guiana British, Montserrat t.
Nevis. st. kits, St. Lucia, st. Vincent
and Trinidad; parcel post.
MONARCH OF BERMUDA Furness
Bermuds), st. Georges and Hamilton
Bermuda. July Is; Pier 95, n. r. CWesl
Fifty-fifth Stree).-Mails close noon
sails 2 p. m.--Mails for Bermuda.
Miami II and Havana IS; Pier As, North
River (West Eleventh Street-Mails
| close 10 a. M: sails l p. m.-Malls tol
Bahamas: parcel post.
NORTHERN PRINCE (Furness Prince)
Rio de Janeiro July 26. Santos ~, Monte
video and Buenos Aires 80; Pier a.
North River (West Thirty-fourth street,
Mails close q a. M; sails noon-Matls for
Argentina Paraguay, South Brazil and
Uruguay and "Chile.
ORIENTE New York & Cuba Mail.
Havana. July 16.-Pier IA, E. r. (Wall
ST.. malls close y. M; sails p. m
Mails for cuba Ordinary printed mat
ter) and "other mail for Cuba; parcel
Iost.
PLATANO UNITED Fruit), Puerto
Barrios, july ~ and Puerto Cortez. 20.
Pier ;, n. Morris ST.. Mails
close a. M: sails noon. Mails for Ell
Salvador. Guatemala and Honduras lex
Cept la Ceiba. Puerto Castillo, Tela, and
Truillol; MARCEL post.
SAN JACINTO (Porto Rico). San Juan,
July II: Puerto Plata, 81. and Sanchez,
22.-Pier IS E. r. maiden Lane)
MAILS close . a. m. (supp. mails 10
a. my: sails noon. Mails for Dominican
Repuhlic Monte Christi, Puerto Plata,
Sanchez. and Santiaeol. Saba. st. Eus-
tatius ST Martin. and ordinary mail for
Puerto Rico. st. Crox, and st. Thomas;
parcel most
TOLOA Omitted Fruit. Kingston. July
IL: Crstohal 20: Cartagena. %: Puerto
Colombia, %. and Santa Marta. 24.-Pier
.. n. r. Rector ST.. mails close .
A. M: sails noon. Mails for Colombia
fexcept Cauca and Narino Dents. and
Bogota) and Jamaica, "Canal Zone. and
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TAX PLAN HELD
HARNESS ON
BUSINESS

The primary detectives of the
proposal in Congress to raise cor.
poration income taxes on grad
uated scale ranging from 10 to
17la per cent is the Harvesting,
and possibly the destruction of
business bigness," declared AL
fred R. Sloan, jr., president OF
General Motors Corporation, yes
terday in a scathing attack upon
White House tax detectives.
Secondly, said Sloan, the New
Deal is out to distribute wealth
in a big way.
Revenue which would be de-
rived from the increase would be
relatively small, he asserted.
Attacking the proposed corpor-
alton income tax rises, which it is
estimated will increase govern
mental income by only $4,000
900, Sloan said he was opposed to
the new levy because of the fact
that principle of policy once
established, be it sound or un'
sound, is almost sure, through
evolution, to exert an influence
far beyond that created at the
time of it's original inception" He
added:
"It must be perfectly evident
to anyone that the insignificant
amount of revenue created, in
proportion to the tremendous
amount that the Government
must raise through taxation, II
looked at from the standpoint
of a budget balancing PROPOSE
ton, presents such an absurd
relationship that there musS be,
of necessity, other motives in
voIved than that of raising ad-
ditional revenue. That being
the case. the question arises:
What are those motives?
"The disparity between the
revenue required and the amount
to be raised by the new pro-
posal, in the light of surround
ing circumstances, leads def
niteIy to the conviction that the
primary object of the proposal
Is an attempt to control and
limit, or perhaps even destroy
business bigness.' and. secondly.
to effect a broader distribution
of wealth"
Destroying business bigness."
Sloan declared, will not balance
the budget"
Referring to General Motors
Corp, Sloan asserted that in
creased corporation income taxes
would in fact be borne by many
in modest circumstances, for Cen
eral Motors stock with a market
value of $1,7OO0O0,OO0 is owned
directly and indirectly by 415,00O
stockholders, and holdings of $780,
900 of these shareholders repre-
sent amount of ten shares or less,
or a maximum investment of $3.50
in cash,
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Reserve Member
Balances Mount

Returns the past week of funds
previously disbursed in connection
with mid.year Treasury opera
tions and holiday demands re-
stored Federal Reserve member
bank branches to almost a new
high peak last Wednesday, &C.
cording to the statement issued
by the system.
Their reserves scared $152,000..
900 to $5,O52, 0O0,0 900 accompanied
by a reduction of $68,000,000 in
total money in circulation. A week
ago currency rose 1921 100000.
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RFC Relinquishes
Utility Interest

Jesse H. Jones, chairman Of the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton has reported the completion
of a transaction whereby the RFC
relinquished responsibility for
MANAGEMENT of Public Utilities
Securities Corporation.
Representatives of the RFC, re-
Gently elected directors in the
company, have resigned, Jones de-
clared.
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OldsmObile Sales
At ALL Time High

Oldsmobile automobile retail
sales in the first six 1885 months
totaled 88,O45 cars, an all-time
record for the period.
The figure compares with 81
226 cars sold in the first six
months of last year.
Production of 1885 models up to
June 80 totaled 104,003 units,
against 51,938 in the like period
of last year and 25,174 in the first
six months of 1888.
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The following table shows the
names of ships, the lines Operat-
ing them, their time of sailing
from New York and when their
regular and supplementary
mails close. Time shown is day.
light saving time. Dates after
names of ports indicate SEIZED
uled dates of arrival (") Indi-
Gates mails must be especially
addressed by this steamer. (+)
Indicates supplementary mails
will be accepted on pier up to
10 minutes befoer sailing time.
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beets; "a bushel baskets carrots; ~
crates cantaloups; 81 crates corn: 1O5
bushel baskets lima BEANS "a 16-quart
crates blueberries; 80 32-quart crates
dewberries; 351a bushel baskets okra
II bushel baskets peaches; 81 SO-pound
crates tomatoes.
south CarOlin-27 crates cantaloups:
"a bushel baskets cucumbers; 125 bushel
baskets lima beans: 16 S2-quart crates
deWberries; 10 bushel baskets peaches
As bushel baskets squash.
New Jersey--50 24-quart crates blue
berries.
Pennsylvania-45 S-pound baskets mush.
rooms. "
Virginia-17 3c-ouart crates raspber-
rtes: 2 barrels watercress,
unknown Origins crates mixed
Vegeta bles.
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COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK, July ~ I.N.S) Print
cloth volume contracted somewhat late
yesterday and continued at about the
same rate today. Prices were steady.
Buyers were still holding back until they
can receive greater assurance of price
stability. number of traders are ex-
pectng a more consistent and sta BILE
sales volume in a possibly rising market
shortly. The market is looking to Wash
ington to great extent now on the ques-
ton of processing taxes, and on selling
of raw materials abroad in greater guam
tity than at present. Senator Connally
is reported to be aiding the trade in Sc
curing the latter advantage.
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Auto Service
High Low PM,

American Auto Wreckers 2275 8 NV DE 1852
Bond Auto Service rear 1921 T. NV AT 0S8S
Buddy Hart Super Ser S240 Prospect Az We z81Z
Henry Poole 1342 II Sc ........ - 2So0
Crosses Auto Service 1884 9th NV me- 6646
Gaertner'S Auto Service rear 719 N CAP Ma YOU
James Murphy 1909 NJ NV ~ SS04
RAybestos Brake Service SIT ~ o. S6!6
Wits GARAGE rear 1927 q NO S2IO
18th ST GaraNe. r C Willie 1909 18th nv
Featherstone SeFV Anale 1908 N AZ NO 5000
Auto Brake Service Co 427 NV NE S20S
Browns Auto Repair 1901 10th NV NO 595O
Johnson Auto Repair 1918 Ga aV NV NO 1910
Lambert Auto Service 147s LIST ne ..... 20 S2O2
S Auto Glass Shop 12ns 50 IL 8543:W
Call Carl Inc GA Fl NV ~ 2115
Perry Mason PISS Chamnlain St NV co ivy
Mid City Auto Co WiIIvs- Knight 1911 14th De 5O5o
McComas 0Idsmohile Ser rear 1919 ID Ma S37!
Modern Auto Body Wks 2115 NJ NV We ~
National Auto ToB Co 2116 IA NV DE 2S48
No Washinat0R ST Garage Alex Va Alex 27O1
PhiIiB A T0ISon 17n1 NV NO 9hI@
Senator's Auto wash SOC 2O4O Ga av NV NO sSiA
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Bat & Flee Co 1927 20th NV me 0oSS
CineJI 4 Glover Bat& EIec Ser 1905 Pa av WE 24I0
WELDING
Day Welding Co SO Sumner Ct NV, MA 1891
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Jackson and Nice
Go on Vacations

BALTIMORE, July 12.-Vaca-
ton lures today robbed Baltimore
of it's mayor and Maryland of its
governor.
Governor and Mrs. Harry Nice
will depart for Los Angeles by
train at $3.50 p. m. from Mount
Royal Station. Mayor and Mrs.
Jackson left at noon for a 17-day
cruise on the Chesapeake aboard
the 82-foot yacht. Fleet, owned by
C. MARYLAND Kelly, a friend of
the Jackson family.
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CLASSIFIED
'Loans-Mortqages
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
A HOushtoN Z Co 900 18th NV .. OIL 1885
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty. MA 1903
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 & st NV
Tyler Rutherford 1920 K ct uw. MA 0475-6
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart oS05 Ga ave NV ....., co 1920
Bethesda Personal Banker $685. Wis Az WI 1873
N GreeRhaum 1904 Eye st NV ME- 1862
State Lean Co 1909 r ave Mt Rainier De 1888
PAWN BROKERS
RosSIyN Loan Co Rosslyn Va ........ WAL $3.50
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NAVAL STORES

NEW YORK. July - Sl.-Pe-
troleum market steady, crude Pennsyl-
vauia 172@2O5.
I.inseed oil, per h., 90 CARROTS.
Turpentine market firm, 40.
Rosin market firm? common, ASS.
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panama: parcel post connecting dis.
patch Colombian Air MaiD.
PENNSYLVANIA (Anchorl, Canada
and Bermuda on cruise.-Pier as. y, R
west 5Sth ST.. No mails carried ON
this voyage; sails l r. M
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Cleaners 6 Dyers
Laundries-VaIets

A & n Cleaning & Dyers Co POSI- Ga av De $3.50
Allied Cleaners & Dyers 933 Hamilton NV GE 62SS
Berry & Blake 1343 You ct NV DE SISz
C Evans 3ooS 11th NV 40 6288
IAN ST Cleaners 4 overs 2s19 IA NV co 1915
NuvO Cleaners & Divers o62S IA NV CO 1922
Parkway Cleaners Divers So15 18th NV AO 6932
Stratford CIrs Dyers 1901 N aV NV CO 76OS
RUG CLEANING
LuWIn Rue Cleaning Co 1928 7th NV .. NO $3.50
Mark Keshishian 1914 Conn sv...... MA SS4S
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O91s King st Alex Va.
Grand CtraI Valet She's 1912 7 Az NV n 6503
Toms Valet Shop 1877 10 NV e.. -. MA 1908
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Local Stocks

SALES
Capital Traction SIS, $4,000
90, $1,OOO@98, $1,OO0@98, $1,000
90, $1,0Oo@98, $l,O0O@98, $1,000
.@98.
AFTER CALL
Mergenthaler Linotype, 100
25h, 1O@25A. 1O@25b.
Capital Traction SIS, $5.000@98.
American Security & Trust
Company. 10@198.
Riggs Bank common, 10@212.
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Beverages & Liquors

q LjuuOr Co 1908 Columbia I'd NV AD $500
Ace Beveraue Co 2442 IA NV AD 1850
Amhassador geer 4 LIuuor 24s5 Is nv CO 1920
AmbFoojs DeTicatessen ia q Fla Az NV NO 202S
Cairo Lluuor ShoU 1918 II NV NO 97t2
C0sfa's confeefIonerv 344O nth NV CO 7I43
D LI0uor store 3o4a MI Pleasant CO 242O
Hyman's IIuuor shop 3125 Mt Pleasant co 1888
jaffe IiuuOr store 201 q nv Of I742
IO-kO Liquor Store 1890 Fla az ne II 7lI4
MuIherin's Liquor Store II NV NE Ss16
PiVer's DeIIcatessen & Liquor 1929 IA NV CO i04la
Plaza wilma 4 j0IIor Store 7O5 Can ME 1915
Raids jGuor store 1888 u At NV NO 94I9
ReIiahIe Liuuor Store ooo1 ii NV DE A324
Sammv's iouor store I94s 18th nv DE 5995
sam Eiae 5416 Ca av NV &c $3.50
SerVice JalIor Sho1 407 Az ne DE 6464
& lamar store sos Pa Az 90 u 1927
SuanIsh store 1879 nth NV DE 1874
SieeIman's Liquor Store 274s ~ NV co 6767
True Blue Liquor Store 1898 wis Az NV WE 1916
Vork WIns 4 LIaUor Store s657 Ca Az CO Ss65
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Professional Services

COIonic Irrig PhysiOthsrapy Masseuss Of 907i
Dr. A. u. Moore Chiropractor 1900 NV IA 479i
Alec Oil Massage by grad nurse 60 1888
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke method o. 64os
Or n W Harris Dentist 1912 You ct NV NO 7l62
Dr R Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO S639
A James 100 Eye NV scalp specialist o. S2A0
/ N Lockhart Mssseuse ITO 18th ct NV "a 1858
Or MeCIareU Masseur Kresge bldg " 81 6At2
Or Nelson tspecialist1 4O4 7th st nw Treatment
free One weeks medicine 100
Or Sc0tts Indian Med Co 1905 9th nv 20 5In,
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond bldg MA 071A
Or A Cameron Foot spe 1917 18th NO S482
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson MasSeuss Restrul Treatment y AOAS
Paris Evans Day Nursery Permit 512 ~ 1855
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Electrical Service

Fearlns EIsc Co 1888 18th NV co lA25s.M
kuehiins Iocksmith & EIso 4th ne II 2795
i4th St Electric Shop 1901 14th NV co 1898
Reliance Radio Co 1851 L st NV We 7tIi
ResaI Flee Co $40 Upshur ct NV. CO 1891
z II Smith 92S Howard I'd 50 IL 6O2S.R S
. . Wstso" ca co 0468 eve AT arrow
Turhsrv;iIs Ina 1900 Cam Az NO 9407
! W"nt white Fl Cont 800 King st Alex Va Tel
wSit;co usrrjfv inns 9th NV 49, MA 1882
e." = w0rmIsv S17 Fla ave NV 49, NO SsIS
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Schools & Colleges

Raatrics SsxmoUr c0odwjW VoIes 1905 q WI 2949
RCWds SehooI a. Sssf 12Ss r. 81 NV MA 23A2
CCwmbIS IInivsrsitv 1909 18th nv DE 34A3
Miss Floods KndSrSart:n lS so, a,s ave- NA
pst.:3o "G Sime. c"IT.ns AN + i've ats MA A7I7
etUsi, e"nt GOn' S1n I'm NV Of 1879
s. SscT semoUi ~ Izss r 8, nv MA $3.50
SwSitm,"rs ct S.hoSI yA1n n ct NV ME- 1851
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Moving s Storage

AIl.Stats Transfer Co local long dist Dl 5726
Jobs booked daily-Phila, N. Y. BOsNsa
8 W Transfer Co lS42 W st NV NO IO94
Call Iacksons Express Co 1922 W ct NV 20 1898
Curtis Transfer 1910 St NV DE 1868
Davis Transfer Co 1916 Fast Can 1t Il 1887
Eagle Transfer Co 1913 Q st ne ......N NO 6642
Gordon's 1899 Nth at NV ,.PO 1886
MuIIens Trans & STORAGE 201O 9th NO $3.50
Neal SamueTs Express ISL Goth NV ME 1858
Reliable Local Moving 222 C ct SCI 6I37
Rooers Transfer 1858 B Ct no ,,... u 977S
% SwoffOrd 1919 5th nw,.,....DE 0i90.I
Racers transfer 1913 Y av....ME I75
Snrjn0s a sans sos N Az uW,,,ME 1929
walker 1899 18th NV .......OE 43S8
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc COS ave ne ........Po 1883
~eR n
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Acknowledgements

Abby Radio Service s547 Ca ave nv co 1898
ABC artery Z 81 Ser Ino 1929 N Cap ct oE ~
American Radio SeN 1881 Cap st u Oos2
Call Radio Co 6R6-S8 y st ne Ii 1913
Carriers Radio Co 3967 N st NV WE 3OII
CIays Majestic Phiico SerV 1899 18th nv 0E 5782
Garner's Soc Radio Ser Calls co 69l
e Lard Radio Rata ServieS GE O2Q2
ardner n 9inksf1 Io1s van at NV DE $500
IndTsfrIaI Fl 4 RsAiC Srv 40 Fla ava DE $3.50
Kennedys Radio Service 1919 l4tn nv co 7OSS
Modern EIec Lab zoe Fla ave DE 46Io
Radio Sam 2sl7 Conn ave- CO 2ol@
TrewoIIs Raaio sarVIcs 19i0 r. St ne AT 42l2
iJnlversal Padio EIsr "a ina n a. NV DI $3.50
WiIiIams RsSiN SsrvIes 1I2s 9TH NV OI 5i5o
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RESORTS
QUEBEC
HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY ..
in the Historic Province Of
q U e B e c
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL
HEM ODEN Eastern Shores Finest Ocean
AALANAVA AN Front Hotel. American Plan.
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Locksmiths

Ace Gun { Locksmith 1113 Eye st NV. ME 66s7
Edison Gun & Key Shop 904 18th NV
lacks Lock & Key Shop ITS 18th NV va S97S
n FreeIand sos D st NV. ...........M NE 800
Try Ne Lock Co 2211 14th NV. De 1877
Wash Gun Key Radio Co 30O5 N NV WE CIVIL
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
@ Duty 1924 Vermont ave NV ma 4482
Boswell Brasure Co 923 18th NV .... Dl $40
J Wesley Buchanan Inc 916 18th NV go. ME lI43
Goss Realty Co 1405 Eye st NV MA 1888
Robt L McKseVer Co Shoreham bldg, MA I5O
Weaver Bros Washington bldg . Of 94S6
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Home Insulation

Hudson Supply Co 18th and SITS ne .P0 1872
MANTELS & THING
EdWlR Elicit 1106 9th NV. ..............NA 1871
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PIumbing-Heating

Charles 8 sroomS 614 + ct ne ,..AT 1857
IOhn W. Hisdon 1900 10th ne 20 022s
Call Sutton. reg plumber 1909 U nv NO 9S0S
Bob Vranieh plbg mtg 1884 KiAE 81 AIex We
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

co,.n, 11o 7th =. rw ST s47s
S Ho'P. lIcl 1!th ~ ~ s,n - 20 e e5s
CASH REGisTER0
Cares A p Registers Forms OPT 18th nv o. ISW Ss
National Cash Register Co 1908 nW MA 1870
Little America Fur shop 26O9 14th nv Ap 9s11
Joseph ROendOrf s17 18th NV ....,. ~ ~
H zIrkin Sons s21 i4th n" ...'''.ME GIG
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 2s2s Conn ~ 40 O+SS
LEATHER GOODS .o..
KInV Sill nth nv MA %LSS
SPORTS SHOPS
Gers Bicycle 4 Repair 553i III avs az KFoS
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American House Cleaning Contractors NE 0446
w Graves & Sen Gen Cont 1855 T nv 20 I2I6
D BayIjSs Builders & Cont 5lS King Alex 2sS
j A Collins brick-plaster sos T st NV 20 I42A
M Edwards bldg material 9o6 N st nv MA 1875
DaI MasO Bros Iron Wks 1924 uw . OF 1926
B Cruver S16 Investment bg " MA 1897
c KarIstromer Golf club Manor WA 1890
McGoJrick Bldg Corp 1910 Va Az nv
Murphy Ames Lbr I'd Rosslyn Va WE 23IS
Col j Robt Moou Wash blvd Buchanan CIar 1890
Ed " PeIIinen 507 Elm az Takoma Park Nd;
Horn Construction Co 201 Inv bldg NE 1870
Rudolph & West Co 1882 aV NV MA $3.50
Roberf Russell Censt c. ga ct NV 70 1913
Harry Wardman 1919 NV . 80. DI $3.50
GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE
Potomac eIas. Co 1913 9th nw..........D Of 2O6s
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Oil Burners

Auusw oil Burner cOrp 7es 14th st nv MA sc6s
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>CoaI-Iee-FueI

A l. Horston 1882 sth st NV 20 1908
r Delay Coal & Ice Co 400 II NV NO 9072
Evans ice Coal 4 Wood Co. 1919 @ NV NO 1898
Judd's Coal & Ice SerV RI 1878 Vt av DE $3.50
} Norman 1878 18th NV ....... DE $3.50
Sfnsidi I Coal Co s i R ave NJ. . NO 1900
J N TruRneIl Jr l245 S3rd nv ,.ME 1923
j E White 4 sons 500 r st NV .. DE $3.50
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Funeral Directors

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Jos I Bailey Co GOT K st NV 80. 20 4843
Cornish & Cornish 2121 10th NV 20 5I34-2azU
Moons Funeral HOms 1922 u st nv NO 265S
John Rhinss l. Co 901 Std st sw NE 1910
Evening star., 1935-01-31
CENTRAL TANKERS BEST
Score Over Western in First High
School Meet Here in Years.

Central High still is tops" in local
public high swimming following a
hard-fought, 41-to-35 victory yester-
day over Western in the first inter-
high dual tank meet in years. The
affair was staged in the Y. M. c. A.
pool.
Only by winning two of the last
three races was Central able to clinch
the verdict over the stubborn George
towners, who showed unexpected
strength. Summaries:
213-yard free-style relay-Won by Gen.
tral ellis. Flett. Jamison and Kelly.
Time. 2:01.
1OOzyard breast stroke-won by Gold
third. Harding Western) Time. I:I6
5O-yard free style-Won by G. Reinburg
Western; second. MCQUEEN Central;
third. Brown (CentraD. Time. 0:2S15.
220-yard free style-Won by Kelly Cen
Porterheld (CentraD. Time. 2:491s.
100-yard back stroke-Won by Moynelo
third. Fitzhugh (CentraD. Time. 2:49ls.
iO0ysrd free stylswOn by JGrdfn
third. Dorman (Western). Time. / 1:O3.
Lox-board diving--won by, Harding
lCentraD. 66.4; third. Carney tWesternJ.
16O-yard medley relay-won by Central
fF5tZhugh. Goldherg. Jordan). Time.
] .422z
Evening star., 1935-01-31
CAVALIER QUINTET
NOW GOING STRONG
Team That Battles Maryland on
Saturday Has Annexed It's
Last Four Games.
UNIVERSITY, Va, January 31.-

Va, January 81
~ Virginia's basket ball team, after
week at home, takes to the
road for game against Maryland
in College Park Saturday evening.
The Cavaliers will face the Old
Liners with four successive victories
behind them, over v. M. l., v. P. l.,
Hampden-Sydney and Randolph
Macon. This gives the Virginians a
record for the season Of seven wins
against five losses. Virginia stands g.
all in Southern Conference games.
Henry Sturm and Orlin Rogers are
being used as forwards, with Fred
Zeisberg in center and Roy Smith
and Harold Gist playing the guards.
For an alternate quint Coach Gus
Tsbell has Lucian Cox and Ned
Booker, forwards; Bud Abbitt, center,
and Dave Marrett and Bus Male,
guards. Sometimes Male Is put in
forward, with Julian Gordon or
Andrew Conner taking his guard
position.
Virginia's boxers are getting ready
to take on v. P. I. here Saturday,
without their head coach, Johnny
LaRowe, who is confined to his bed.
Al York, former varsity captain and
for several years assistant to Coach
LaRowe, is handling the squad. He
also may have to get the boys ready
for the Navy match in Annapolis
February 9, for the doctors say that
Coach LaRowe must remain in bee
two weeks.
Evening star., 1935-01-31
Bag Toters at Congressional
Paw Mackenzie Rare Tribute
bit Still Lives.

is all about. Elderly men like 'Pop"
Grey, who thinks that Clarence Muir
ply, the club champion of five years
ago, is the best amateur who ever
swung a club at Congressional; Claude
Martin, a tall colored boy whom John
Gilmore and Roland Mackenzie both
think is one of. the best golfers they
ever have seen, Claude'S pappy, Hen
ry Martin, and a few others who know
more about the game than most OF
the members for whom they tote
bags. If you get a caddy of this type
and he tells you to play No. 3 iron,
you will do well to play that club,
for he takes into consideration wind,
turf and other factors and he can size
UP your game in a flash.
The only indoor golf school in Wash
ington this Winter was scheduled to
open today at the Shoreham Hotel,
where Harry Mesimer, who has served
as assistant pro and caddie- master at
Burning Tree for the last two years,
will preside.