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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14
Around about.

Around about Neil Maloney will attend the annual regional conference of the Columbian Squres in New York city Sunday. John Bendler was the guest of honor at bachelor party given in his honor Wednes day night Ted Rourke was among the Waterbur- ias who caught the Carnegie TechHoly Cross football game in Worcester last Saturday. Professor Rich ard Smith, who interrupted the democratic dinner in New Haven last Saturday night with cry for Governor Cross renomination roommate of Congressman "Joe" Smith at Yale Also rooming with the smiths (no relaton) Richard D. OConnen, former judge or the East Hartford town court and it's prosecutor.
 Will the guy who drove through Exchange Places puddles without thought for one poor pedestrian Tues day night return rainy evening so that we may re- turn the favor. Thank you.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

SCATTERED through the Irish V Free State stand about 45 crosses of native stone that date back as early as the 10th century. Intricate carvings and ornaments distinguish these crucifixes. ter. minal markers for sanctuaries, as we'll as memorials The carvings include figures from the old and New Testaments. Biblical pass. ages. historical notes. and other information.
 Binding the shaft and the arm. on each cross. is a circle of stone. carved in interlaced lines and rib. bon patterns that never end Both the circle and the carvings are said to represent eternity
 When the Sim Feiners battled the Black and Tans of England. in their war for freedom. they placed this symbol of Ireland on a stamp which they issued for use on mail among themselves, The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

of National Education week. The programs have been under the di- rection of Miss Anna E. M. Dwyer, Miss. Mary Coyle, Miss Anna Ske- han, Miss Lucy Shanahan, Miss Alice Gibson and Ralph Darlington. Miss Alice Kingsbury thanked the board of education on behalf of herself, three nephews, and two nieces, for its recent action in changing the name of Columbia school to Kingsbury school, in honor of her father. An entertainment program arranged by Ralph Hay ward featured Frank Skehan, Joe seph E. Kennedy, John Brophy. Miss Anna Skehan and Frank Re- gan.
 Other Speakers
 Others who spoke included: Dr. Thomas J. Condon, superintendent of schools; Sen. George T. Culhane, Miss Helen O'Ccnnor, of New Ha- ven, president of the State Teach CTS association; Mrs. Florence Webster, Vincent Miller and Mrs. Gertrude Bowes, members of the board of education,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

Iurnpv potatoes to them . When Frank Staple ton former wel-known local businessman, was build ing up the White House Tower Inn on the Milldale road in Cheshire he wanted to buy water from the New Haven Water company which services many homes in Cheshire . But its mains didn't quite reach the inn so the Waterburian offered to install the necessary pipes at his own expense. The company refused the offer and artesan we'll was driven as the source or water supply. Early Tuesday morning the inn was completely destroyed by fire the manager and his son barely escaping horrible death in the flames. Bremen and town officials said the reason everything went up in flames was lack of water.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

Too too bad. |. {. . The way the radio mOguls grind out the popular numbers these evenings is enough to make any musclOver gnash his her teeth and utter maIedictions . All the fine numbers that are being composed and offered for attuned ground out so regularly and monotonOusy that few survive for any lengthy period. It's an easy thing to describe musical fifteen period Take the list of the best sell
 CTS and select the first five You'll be right nine times out of ten The sole redeeming feature is the splendid orchestraons and arrangements that are to be heard when the really good bands go on the air.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14
HORSES
Good Evening.

Say, did you see the horse show? Wasn't it WOW? Fancy thoroughbreds stepping, The winners took a bow. Lots of horSey folks were there
 Bent on blue ribbons winning; Horses, horses, everywhere
 Around the arena Skimming. American, Dutch, French and Irish All lined up for a mile; Horses, horses, everywhere,
 Oh boy, and did you see the style!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

Weekly roundup. One of Connectcut's few women bus drivers operates vehicle into this city every day She makes the run between here and Mill ford, where former local industrial plant still em blows some of it's old hands, They take this bus back and forth daily. . Most of the tercentenary plaques that were ordered this past have been erected at the spots where they designate definite dates in Wa terburys history. Acorns from a seedng which supposed to be an oshoot of the famous Charter Oak have produced trees two of which will shortly grace the Franklin Square entrance to the New Britain High School Roger Walsh the genial shOenan, had two things to talk about this week. First and foremost was the marriage of his daughter Irene, popular Motor Vehicle Department employe of many years standing which took place Armstice Day. Secondly was the way the meeting of the St. Thomas Holy Name Society was run off Tuesday night. MT. Walsh is pillar in this organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

Singing walters have made their mark in the musical and entertainment world many times in the past decade two notable examples being Al JosOn and Irving Berlin Their efforts to please the patrons as well his palate have been raught with interesting experiences. Over in Brooklyn where the two Mikes, Croce and Collucci hold sway, is Claude Brandoin, who not only rip out as neat tenor solo as you have heard but plays his own accompaniment at the piano. and if you think he plays only plays every sixth note, go over and get an earful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

Save life or two Tuesday night driving was pretty bad wherever you went If you travelled out side the city limits you struck pea-soup fog II you mist as we'll as the glare of many headlights. No tced fortunately group gathered around car on west Main street opposite the Elks Club. How easy It would have been for SloWmovng vehicle to nave come along and picked off somebody the fringe of the crowd Waterbury should equip it's motor patrols with accident flares They have them in other cit es; we need them. . We can recall one fatality in police circles use of the might have prevented
 The flares placed at sufficient distance on each side of the accident to give proper warning to all a preaching vehicles. And they give off light that can be seen much better than the ckerng flashlights the patrolmen now use to warn drivers of danger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14
Heard in passing.

Heard in passing. George Corcoran, John Con lon John Slavin, and Romeo Camissa are all set for canoe trip down the Housatonc River of these days The boys plan put their boat into the water up near Kent and continue down as far as Stevenson Dam.
 The Alpha Hi-Y Club will hold its annual dance on Thanksgiving night this year. Attorney John A. Thoms rapidly recuperatng from a recent fall from bicycle promises that his next stunt the bike will be Shea was proud girl Wednesday, It was her seventh birthday. She's the daughter of Mr. and Mrs John F. Shea of Plaza Avenue The Naugatuck Valley Colby Club holds it's annual gettogether at the Waterbury Club Friday night with Proxy E. C. Mariner and Mrs. Mariner the honored guests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14
PEDDLERS FACE DOORBELL
 BAN

Cleveland - (U.P.) IA proposed ordinance, awaiting action by the city council, may place a ban on ringing of doorbells in East Cleve- land. Angry housewives have com- plained that pedd1ers cause a con- tinuous dangling and buzzing. The pending bill will prohibit 'itinerant merchants" from ringing bells.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

To study economic conditions and industrial production methods of the Japanese, 36 business men of Shanghai, China, have been tour- ing Japan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14
AnssOers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6.
 1. Emperor.
 2. Conestoga.
 3. William A. Wheeler. {. Windsor.
 5. Tt is an island in the British West Indies in the col- ony of the Leeward Islands. 6. French author. ]. Geology.
 6. Louisa M. Alcott. 8. Scarlet CarnatiOn. 1e Fairfax county.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-14

stamp. shown here. was never recog. nized officially. but the Celtic Gro ss may be seen on two values of the first official stamps of the Irish Free. State. issued in lQ11
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Copyright. 1885. NEA Service. Incl
 NEXT: What famous racing yacht has just been rcti,ysl? 1T
The Washington times., 1935-08-09
W0RKSPUSHED
IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Work
on Maryland's new $4,000, 900
works progress program, approved
in a surprise conference at the
White House, will start within 80
days, Francis H. Dryden, newly
appointed State works director,
predicted following a conference
with Federal Administrator Harry
Hopkins.
Approval of the plan and APP
Oointment of Mr.. Dryden as a sue
cessor to John A. Mackall followed
Mackall's resignation recently in
protest to "red-tape" regulations
of the Works Progress Administra-
ton.
Mr.. Mackall, in his resignation,
expressed disappointment at the
Federal Governments failure to
approve his plan but intimated q
willingness to return in the event
At. was acceptable.
Opposition to the Mackall plan
originated when it developed the
cost of materials would exceed the
limitations set by Federal author
tiles, Twice presidential interven-
ton in favor Of the program was
sought, but both efforts failed.
Yesterdays move was a surprise
to State officials.
Fifteen million dollars will be
devoted to State highways, mill
tary reservations and CCC camps,
while the remaining thirty-four
millions is apportioned to the city
Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Mackall's program for Bal
timore attracted considerable pub
licity when it was revealed it
would take every man off the
,city's relief rolls for a period OF
one year.
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Bids and Proposals

coMMissTONERs. 3. G.. washingtOn1;
Aug 1ssf ea s6a P5S sFSiss pu Ti
ssR esDt an 1856. and Sei sSsn publicly opened:
for Unit No. $50 of Sewage, Treat
ment Plant at Blue Plains 1,a D. G.; con
BUILDINGS and substation. A more COM com;
fs fo9 b ID is ETen IN the
drawings. specifications. and in other con.
tract papers, which may. be obtained at
tas oe' Room d Chief ce p: E'PBs adDs
able to the Collector Of Taxes, D. c., in
the sum ct S1ao to insure return Rnrn in
Complete sets Of drawings, specifications
and contract papers will be furnished to
any one general contractor: additional .naI
the Engineers. Metcslf 9. Eddy. statier
building. Boston. Nass.) No proposal will
be aceepted unless accompanied BY =
1871 Of the amount Of the bid in the
e the Collector Of Taxes. D: C.; o: $:
COMPANY. Security for the faithful per-
formance Of the work shall be in the
form form Of ts surety bond in penal sum
price. A labor bond in an amount equal
to the largest estimated aggregate pay.
Fol Tor ab ny Gns month h is required
$4,000 and $10.0 900 is also required. The
work called for. by this proposal is to
Dc performed Gsto in acSordance 9Th an
tween the Commissioners of the District
OF Columbia and the Federal Emergency
subject to the provisions of Title II
Of the National Industrial Recovery Act
and the Rules and Regulations prescribed
by the President and the Federal
Emergency Administrator of Public
Works. The Director of Unemployment
for the District of Columbia 10 Edgar
81: Young. 4S0 Indiana Avenue, N. w.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any and all proposals and to
waive inform lities as they deem best
Tor the interest of the District of Column
bia. Final award of contract is subject
20 approval OF the Federal Emergency
Admlnlstrator Of Public Works Atten-
ton is called to the fact that not less
than the minimum wage rates pre-
ecrl5ed BY the Federal Emergency Ad-
paid on this project
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

DuvaI Millinery 1928 18th at NV MA S44S
Doll Hospital Il0I 14th nv go. ME 27S2
Massys Robinson 2412 Nichols AZ So
New Way TaIIors 919 H st ne. .........lI 9493
shirt a DPsSa hOsBItaI l7l4 9Th on .PO OS7I
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co 1908 nW. MA 1873
EURRIERS
Little America Fur She's $500 14fh ~. .A0 es1
JessVh RoendOrf S17 l1th nW.........kA SSIS
HATS
Bertha Hat ShOp One Price 2e29 Conn e. AD 0Aoo
LEATHER GOODS
Kln0 I'll 11th nv ,.......MA %1Ag
SPORTS SHOP9
CerrS 0IOyOlO ReBaIP 55S5 NJ GVo. .0E 1zsS
UNIFORMS
capItaI Uniform Co 1908 I ct NV ma peSS
Cleaning. Remodellng. Repairing
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Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie STA nth Nv ..........,...A D z7N
Atdas Beauty Salon 25S3 BIadenbg I'd ns II s320
AIiee'S Beauty SaIeu 300 Ca av....... CO ll7
ARaIIn's Beauty ShOppe 2515 II Ct NV. co I0I36
Arde Beauty ShoP 1908 IA Ct nv co i0S6!
Betty'S Beauty ParIOF 1759 Col I'd nv CO I032I
COsmetIque 0sauty Shop 1851 Mt PIT nv co 1IU
cCsMOO0iitan BOaGty shsp s37 10Th Ct nv ME ssIs
DahIsrsn Beauty shOppe 2714 IL ns.....N NO 73S
OoRlPhsR Beauty ShoV Doniphan Do Alex 4S2
ESther'S Beauty Salon 049 u0 .....LI 60OS
EIoreSteIIe Beauty Sal0R sos ne. ~ sissy
Gabriel 1919 Can9 nv MA 1I1U
Irene Beauty PariOr 1908 II uW.......C0 ESQ
lacks HalFdF0sslnV SaIOa 7l0 ~ 0W....: o. 500
loo PaaRO 1348 Conn Az No SSSA
leon 4 Jules HaIrdFsssina 1887 a d NV NE 1853
LILLIAN CrameF l1l5 18th nv .DI 0235
Mra (1Hlve p johnson PASS Nichols Az So ~ 066S
0gl!Vle Sisters 1870 Conn Az MA 10y
PARK CeafPsI esaUtY Sh0p 1900 = nv Nj: 0540
Ruth VItaIe Beauty Saloa 1106 VI ~ nv Z 632e
WoodbuFR Beauty Salon l76S Col I'd co 1855
coL0RED
Acme Beauty Salon 8 s Nv. ......N0 1884
AdeIe'S 1850 NV , ......,.N0 947G
e. Lac Beauty Salon 1911 L St NV '...ME $3.50
Fleming Beauty ShOspe 1914 d Nv NO 634S
HelGR'S Beauty Salon 500 % GU NE 4IS2
Ione.Z Beauty Shop 10 O Ct NV ..NO SOY
Lady Lulu 1885 eth nv ,...,,.P 20 1888
laFranes Beauty Shoppe F0l 8 It Nv De 3I0s
q Val Bsauty SaIOa 1911 You nv DE SSsS
MarIORettS Beauty SasP 1918 You ~ NO sSIS
Roberta'S Beauty Salon 01S Fla ave Nv NO 1887
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Wk5t 8 ! AS RES

BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 a ST. N. ".
BATES. DELIVERED BY CARRIER IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The Washington Times daily 10 delivered
by carrier at 10 cents per week; daily
Times and Sunday Herald. Is cents per
week: daily Times and daily Herald. 20
cents per week: daily Times and Herald
daily and Sunday. 25 cents per week. and
Sunday only. 10 cents per week.
The Washington Herald, daily and Sum
day 10 delivered by carrier at Is cents per
week: daily only. 10 cents per week. and
Sunday only. 10 cents per week.
Orders can be sent by mail or telephone
District $3.50. Collection II made weekly
BY carrier.
RATES BY MAIL
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Auto Service

R"nd Gwts sSrvlee TeS: 1881 L nv AT O5SS
9uddv Mart sUver ssT Sa40 proapees AZ We 1877
DIekSv Asa To1 Shan lS0S 7, st nv :. ST ISIS
EarIe's Iuto service rear 134s 18th NV NO 9s65
Nenry [ pooIe I94q II ss.,,.....LI $500
fsss W Dsvis s7oo "a aV.,.,,.C0 SA27
Gresa's AUfa SsyVIeo 1884 9th nv . me 06As
NaeTfHsF'S Asia service rear ITO n Can Ma 1850
iamss Z MWrphV 19na n nv ...... ST SsOA
KlIIy's Garaoe 921 Florida Az nw....DE i222
R"vsSstos RFskS ~ s"Tv,ce III NY AZ 81 s6I6
Watt's 6arase rear 1897 q nv NO S2i0
istk ST .GsraSs. c willie 17oa 18Th ~ .o.,
Fsathsrstons ssEv AngIe 1908 n ] AZ Ivy seoS
BrOWR'S Auto RepaI: 1901 18th nv -. NO oS50
johnson Aut0 Repair 1918 Ga AZ nv MO I0I0
Lambert Auto Service 1913 lSt no 20 S2O2
-SOnard's Auto Service 1341 Riggs st NV. NO 796S
Did D0mlnIsa ssrv Sta Chsrrydals. Va cLA 2S7s
caH Carl Inc 61A Fl NV ...... e. y! xI1S
n Street Garage 359 NJ st w. O690
Mscomas oldsmehlle Ser rear 1913 u "a 81
National Auts Tee CO 31ls u nv De 23!S
Ne WashIRstoa 81 earase Alec Va AIex S1o1
PauI'S Auto shop rear 1918 L ct nv NE $50
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
phIIIO TOlson 1901 s NV No SS7S
ssHat"r's Auta wash S0e e0aa Ga nw NO sSH
Stands Garage, rear 1927 K st. n. ".
TFlnBIe Service Sta Sl3 Fla ay NV. De 4059
Walter Rynex 1914 3lst st NV We 00S8
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 N nv MA Ni0
AUTO GLASS
8 E Auto elass shoV 1908 ~ 9S4S.v
West End Glass Shop 1868 L It NV. ST S0IS
GARAGES
Gerard Garage l239 Eye 1t nv..........ST s727
nav W0ldIRg Co 80 Summer Ct No.. Ma sa9I
Weldit. Inc SIS First st nW....,......mE z@to
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Educators TO Attend
Farley in Memphis

G. David Houston, principal OF
Armstrong High Schol. |ll head
a delegation of prominent edu-
Gators who will leave tomorrow to
attend the biennial session Of the
Sigma Psi Phi fraternity opening
in Memphis. Tenn, Wednesday.
Others in the group will include
LeFayette M. Hershaw, president
of the Robert H. Terrell Law
School and j. H. B. Evans, chair
man of the civil liberties COM
mittee of the colored Elks here.
The Washington times., 1935-08-09
CLASSIFIED


Ace Gun LOoksmith lllS Eye st NV NE e6S7
Edison Gun q Key Shoe o0A llth Nv
Emergency Auto keys 706 5th st nv. .. Of 7l1I
lacks LOek Z Key she's l1fs 18th Nv. ma Ss70
r n FreolaRd SOC D ss nv ......... me 6lOo
The Washington times., 1935-08-09

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington, Au-
IA gust rat;I 9Th 1895: Sealed proposals. will
Pend. 1885, and then publicly opened adS1 for
anmpr9vl p; the approaches to the Calvert
the Bridge floor) with about 4. 800 SQUARE
yards Of cement concrete base course and
about $3.50 square yards of sheet asphalt
fications may be obtained at Room 427
District Building "
The Washington times., 1935-08-09
Educational
instruction Courses

instruction Courses 20
CARD PUNCH OPERATION TNsTRUC-
TON given on all leading types Of In
ternational Key Punch Machines, easy to
learn widely used in Governmental depart.
ments. Rates reasonable Day and evening
sessions. Glasses now forming National
174S. STRAYER COLLEGE Homer Bldg.
18th and SITS. N. W
YOUNG MAN. mech anically inclined. to
train for air conditioning and refrigera
zion work. Write Box 81. Times Herald.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
A ROughtoR Co 600 18th uw -, OF 75Sa
A N Cooper End Trusts $40 18th nv. MA 1894
Real Estats Mortsaas and Guaranty. ma I%0S
Corporation constrUctloa Loans 1919 Z ct Nv
Tyler RuthOrfoFd 1870 K 4 o. ma 0l1S.q
SMALL LOANS
Aute Mart 2S05 &c ave NV ...... co I727g
N GFeenbaum 1908 Eye se uw..........MG 09e3
Stats Loaa Co $500 I ave Mt RaiDisR De SSSs
PAWN BROKERS
Rossim Loan Co Rosslyn Va .........NAL 0fot
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Cleaners & Dyers
|Laundries-VaIets

4 Z H. Cleaning . Dyer c. 3oSl Ga Az De $3.50
Allied Cleaners Z 0yePS eSS Hamilton nv 0E 625S
Berry & Blake 1913 You q nW. DE 6IS2
Ben Tea Cleaners 1904 18th ne. .......,. NO BS67
G EVaRS Sz20 llth NV ,,,.,.AO 6200
Economy Laundry 1855 18th Rw...........DE 1857
FlSher'S Cleaners Dyers 2l27 18th NV. mo 9785
MaynardS 2724 Georgia ave NV AD 1905
18th St Cleaners 4 Oyers 1878 IA nv co 6376
NUvo Cleaners Z 0yefs 2628 IA nv. co 0S22
F2kV1oU Cleaners OysrS S2l5 18th ~ 40 OoS2
RUe CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1851 Ward Court MA 1855
luWIa mug CIeaHRs &c IT'S Tth 90 NO $50
AaFk K0shlSalan 1914 Conn ~ MA ASA0
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shes Repairing 244S 18th NV
Blue Ribbon Vaiet Shap 40ah King q Alex Va.
Doyle'S Valet Shop 926 You st nv
Grand CtTaI Valet She's 1a42 N z AZ ~ NE 6S09
knieksrboeker Shoe ShOp 2224 18th st NV CO 9I6I
Masestti EXP Shoe Rep 3001 Ga az. .AD 7649
Nick Erric0 Shoe Repair 2335 Pa AZ %
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 Ga Az
Shoe TrOubIe7 See Nick 1924 IL ne. De I67S-W
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
J Wesley DUchaRaS the 9ls 18th nv -. ME il3
Rebt / MeKsever &c shoreham bldg. MA G150
Weaver Bros Washington bldg .......... DI s~S0
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Beverages & Liquors

Q LIquas CO 1905 Columbia ID AZ 40 $500
AeG BeVeraae Co 2I49 IL uW AD lSs0
Ambassador Beer 4 IlauOP a465 Il nv co 1870
AmhroaIs DeIIeatesOon IL q Fla az % NO 2026
CaIro LIaueP Shes 1918 " uW NO STA
Castle Llouor store 1853 You st nw.NO 94I9
? IIavOT store 8249 III Pleasant CO 242O
HymaR'o Ilauor she's 8l2S NE Pleasant CO 1888
Jaffe louOr Staro 20l a NV o. 1912
MuIhegI1'a Li0UoI StOGO II INV NE 1915
PjVer'S OeIieateSSen q lloUOP 9329 IA Nv CO IO4I8
Plaza Wise 4 II0uor Stare T05 N Gao NE 1915
ReId's Ii0voT StoIo 1853 n e. NV NO a4I9
Reliable Liquor Store 18th & R Az ne. DE 1921
Service Liquor ShoO A07 q ~ uS 0E 6464
LIquar Store 625 Pa AZ % ..... u 9727
Snanlsh afers I636 I7th uw DE 1885
SteeIman's LlVvoS 9tOTe 2746 IL NV co 6767
Trv0 RIu0 LIausP StorO 1888 Wis AZ NV WE I546
York Wine IlaUoF Stor0 1857 Ga ~ CO S66S
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Advertisements under this heading are
presumed TO be from private individuals,
unless the advertisement gives firm name
or a business address or states the word
"Dealer." Members of the public who
find dealers advertising in this column as
private individuals are urged to report the
matter to The Times for lnveeCgatlon.
Autos at Auction
IDEAL AUTO SALES. 81 Eye St. N. E.
Auction every Tuesday night, 1880.
Beauty ParlOr
Special-Permanent Waves $1.95
Rose-Terry Beauty Salon
1901 H St. N. W. Sterling 9794
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Schools & Colleges

ReatrIeo Seymour GoodWInE VoIeO lGce a WI 2940
BSyds 9sE0oi Of Sect 1888 y e NV Ma 1349
Columbus University 1928 18th nv -, DE S4AS
Miss Floods KlRderGarteH 1922 Mas ave nv ..
Nat Seh0el Mech OeatIstry 1901 @ e NV va 4092
Pstssts Business College 18th & Eye stS VA 5l7
StanfieId Sect SchSsl no 18th nv OF 1858
SsITfheaSfeFn University lTSS q q OW MA $3.50
WhTfIaore Sect School 1910 d uW .ME 00eI
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Deeoratins-Paintins-
Papering

Caesar Short plastsrinr sas Mas a. ~. .DI eosI
NooDer 4 KIesHOr 90 a q Nv. INA &70S
mcclellan & C Inc 07a d a NO 68SO
MahOney Wallpaper Co ga Pa ere %. ~ ~
Parsley 4 HeIt 4603 18th 0w. .........0E ll5l
SAITH l72A Woho8OP nv ...,,.A0 Tl08
4 A Lewis 1929 lss nv gen repairs. -. me 0SSS
Louis TuoZz0 1924 18th nv
Paul Serene 1913 Penn ct ne :..:.......AI W.
Thomas .Bureh Gen repairs 1854 q M P0 S499
WISsinst0n George 1914 N Car ~ &C.. AT Ss4S
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Commissioners Notices


COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Executive Office, Wash.
That Article WI. Part l., Of the Traffic
and Motor Vehicle Regulations for the
District of Columbia. be. and the same
is hereby amended by. adding thereto.
new Section, to be known as Section
sea. to read as follows: Section sea.
SAFETY GLASS No motor vehicle,
manufactured or assembled after January
l, 1896. shall be titled or registered in
the District unless the same is equipped
throughout with non-scatterable glass APP
proved by the Director" M. C. HAZEN.
G. E. ALLEN. D. I. SULTAN. Commits
sioners, d. c.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Executive Office. Wash
ington. August 8, 1885 = ORDERED:
That Article V. Section IL, paragraph
numbered 5, of the Traffic and Motor
Vehicle Regulations for the District of
Columbia, be-, and the same is hereby
amended by changing the figure ''20". to
"25". SO that said paragraph will read
as follows: 5. Within 25 feet from
the tn intersection Of curb lines. N; G.
Commissioners. D. C.
A nmnV1nNnH
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Chas J BarthOIRsv els 10th az. ......MA 1Iee
CspItOl VlOU Watsh Shes 20A Ii g.. ~ 06s4
Isvsnson ''Vssr Jsssisr" l1sO Pa a. n1 NG se!s
s%aSsra III ssss III S ave- uw ,sv:ry repairs ain
PHILLIP Surss & Co 1904 N Sv az Nc 02GA
The Watch Shes, 723 18th nv
Weber as Pa ave - 49,. " &2S5
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
cOIumbIS Ieuslry Shop 1874 Col I'd nv. co 1857