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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05

least five of these sophs will be in the varsity boatload for the big match race on the Oakland estu- ary. Of five Poughkeepsie varsi- teers still in school only two-Cap- tain Boo White, bow man, and Coxs1ain Bob Moch, seem sure of their jobs
 At California an equally confus- ing situation has prevailed. Ebright had only two Poughkeepsie vets, Laurence Dodge and Evald Swan son, in his first varsity boatload.
 Farming" Pays Dividends
 It is po Sihle others may find ,,aoas in it but Ebright maintains he has been disappointed in the showing Of his veterans and VOWS there is possibility the 1895 var sity may he an almost new aggre- gation
 STle man power situation at Berkeley is staggering this year and indicates the Golden Bears are reaping rewards of sponsoring rowing in the junior colleges. The material evolving from these farms is better than California ever had.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
JUNIOR CLASS TO GIVE
 PLAY LATER IN MONTH

''!So This Is London" famous stage play, will be staged by the Junior class of Douglas high school the evenings of April 25 and 26
 Miss Karnes is coaching the com edy, which will be presented in the high school auditorium MT. Pederson and his shop boys have charge Of calcimining the stage scenery. The walls will be gray with darker trim on the woodwork. The stage will be widened and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
Pensions at 55 Sought
 by Scotland's Spinsters

GLASGOW, Scotland, April 5s-- With the slogan "Pensions at 55, Scottish spinsters are banding to provide against poverty in the lone illness of their old age.
 eve want to abolish the spec tacle of the 50-year-old spinster thrown aside in the battle of life without any means of support" !" said Miss B. G. Gum. organizer Of the Association of Spinsters, which has already enrolled more than l. 900 members here and in Edin- burgh
 A weekly pension of s3.75 will be sought from Parliament.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
CALIFORNIA IS
 NOT BIC CINCH
 FOR LYMPIADS

SEATTLE, April 5.-The Uni vei 'ity cf Washington rowing navy, including varsity, junior varaity and freshman crews. left here today for Oakland. Cal, where it will meet the University of California in a regatta Saturday, April 13.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05

Hudson for smashing victory there was some widespread conclusions that Coach Ky Ebrights proteges having two more years of college competition in which to develop still further-had only to point their shell Berlinward and row away.
 But on the same waters the same day a freshman crew with terrific drive carried the colors of the University of Washington to an even more decisive victory over some of the finest first-year com petition the eastern classic has produscd.
 Five Sc.s Mcve Up
 These Tom Boil traine q orgmen. sophomores now, have oeen beating the 1894 Husky octet 8 regularly this spring that it's more than likely Ulbrickson will send against California in their April 13 duel crew so changed in personnel all advance dope will be worthless.
 In spite of the worst water in many years, Ulbrickson has seen enough to convince him that at
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
By w. A. WELLS

BERKELEY, Cal, April 5.-It seems nominations for the United States standard-bearer in the 1886 Olympics rowing competition at Berlin are still decidedly open notwithstanding the 1884 Pough- keepsie regatta.
 A year ago, when the University Of California eight swept down the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05

Not man of the 52 candidates stands less than six feet, while lp of them are GA or better. The first boat as now constituted aver ages l79 pounds and 6 feet 2# inches-in comparison to the lS0- pound, 6-3 average of the 1884 champs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
GOES TO HOSPITAL

Mrs. Henry Nelson entered St. Ann's hospital yesterday for treat ment and perhaps an operation for appendicitis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05

Forest fires start and burn much more easily in stands of timber that have been killed by insects that eat the leaves and bore into the trunks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
FORMER VISITOR
 ENJOYS FISHING
 IN SOUTH AFRICA

catches that would make any en- thusiastic angler green with envy 8 full page story describing fish ing experiences in False Bay wat CTS, South Africa. written by John V. Rittenhouse appeared in Janu- ary issue of the Cape Times Capetown. South Africa.
 MT. Rittenhouse, who with his wife, has been frequent visitor to Juneau, is an ardent sportsman and while in Alaska spent most. of his time hunting and fishing.
 For the last several years MT. and Mrs. Rittenhouse have travelled in Europe, Australia, Asia and Africa and he has been indulging in his favorite sport, fishing, in he waters of all countries and climes, according to a letter re- sently received from him by Coy Troy.
 In the delightfully."- readable arti- cle concerning fishing in False Bay, MT. Rittenhouse writes, flor variety, size and gameness of bot tom feeders, these waters are cer- tainly that long-sought Fisher mans Paradise
 He also asked to be remembered to all of his old friends in Juneau.
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Charter No. 51l7
Reserve District No. l:
First National Bank of Juneau

the Territory of Alaska
 RESOURCES a# ssA fst | Loans asMs $ 4oos7eo5 2 overdrafs .e-.----.-----.-.-4 lOO75s 3 United States Government obligations direct guaranteed -.-..-.---... 2s2 25ooo Other bonds stocks and securities -.. soe2sooo Banking house 's5sooOoo; furniture T Real estate owned other than banking house - 500 g. Cash vault and balances . 4ss27e37 Il. Redemption fund randdu from United States Treasurer -.--4~-.-.-.~. 25oOoo ASSETS sl541se7o8
 LIABILITIES Demand deposits, except United States Government de- poslts public deposits O banks sss649oi 16 Time deposits, postal savings deposits other hanks 74sss9s4 IT. Public counties districts or other subdivisions municipalities s United States Government and postal savings deposits e Deposits other banks including certified and cashiers checks outstanding 4266624 20 Circulating outstanding Capital account
 stock shares par sloooo per share soooooo Surplus 5ooOooo Undivided poits-net -~.~- ls1o2s5 LIABILITIES .~-,.4-....-..-... si54l se7es MEMoRANDUM Investments Pledged
 to Secure Liabilities obligations direct andor ful- guaranteed 17ilOoOo Sf Other bonds, stocks, and securities
 ---- PLEDGED excluding redscounts) - 32sl5oOo Pledged:
 Cp Against circulating notes outstanding s 5oooooo tb) Against U. Government postal savings
 deposits .--.--..... l2liOooo Against public of States, counties school
 districts, other subdivisions
 cipalies -~~-~~,.--~.~-.. l57o5ooo TOTAL PLEDGED .-.--s sasl5ooo Territory of Alaska, Town E McClan, Cashier the bank soemnly my knowledge and belief
 E. MCLEAN. Cashier correct-Attes JOHN RICK, w. c PARKS, D- day April 1895 tsEAL) H FAULKNER. Notary @na My commission expires August 1886
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SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05

REAL DAGO RED Wine SIPS per gallon. Bring your jug. TOTEM GROCERY. adv. l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05

REPORT OF CONDITION OF I
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05

He also asked to be remembered to all of his old friends in Juneau.
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
Joseph Mentioned
J To Succeed Hitz

The name of Abram Joseph. a
Baltimore attorney, has been sug-
geSted as a possible successor to
the late Justice William Hitz of
the District Court of Appeals, it
was learned today.
Senator George L. Radcliffe
|(DD of Maryland confirmed the
report that the name of Mr.. Jo-
seph, who is the brother of the
Senator's secretary, Miss Bertha
Joseph, had been suggested, but
said he has not discussed the mat
ter with Department of Justice Of
RicialS,
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Official Notices

ALCo HoL1C BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington. D. c., July 2,
1885. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act that remonstrants
are entitled to be heard before the grant
will be had on such applications for
licenses on July II. 1885. at 10 A. M.
in Room 221. District Building: 1923, John
Warren Miller. TIA Potomac Lunch. Re-
tailers D, 1907 M St.. N. W; 1924,
Lauretta E. Quinn. TIA Fort Carroll Res
taurant Retailers D, 3715 Nichols Ave,
s, F.; GEORGE W. OFFUTT. AGNES X.
MASON. ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board.
LCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington. D. c.. July 8. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
persons have applied for licenses under
the District of Columbia Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Act, that remonstrants are
entitled to be heard before the granting of
such licenses. and that hearing will be
had on such applications for licenses on
July 23. 1895. at 10 A. M. in Room 221,
TIA. Western Meat Market. Retailers B.,
113S-4th St. s. W.: 2271 Ezra Tindal,
TIA National Cafe. Retailers D. 1S55-7th
St.. N. W. GEORGE w. OFFUTT AGNES
K. MASON, ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board
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Two Missing Girls
J Sought by Police

Reports of two missing girls
were made to police today. Mari
anna Koenig, IA, of the 400 block
of K Street N. w., has been miss
ing since yesterday at l p. m.
Her mother believed Marianne
might be in company of another
girl, "Toots" Davis, 10, whose ad-
dress was not given.
The other is Helen Louise Cal
aoway. 10, ofthe 600 block Of North
Carolina Avenue, S. E., as having
been missing from Clarksburg,
w. Va, since June %.
RESORTS
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Beauty Salons

Asue, Marie s1,4 18th NV AD 77S7
AIdas Beauty Salon 2533 Bladenh9 I'd ne IL 1928
Angelo Beauty Shop 1871 Adams Mil I'd CO iOl66
AnqIins Beauty ShoUps 2515 "A st NV CO l0I36
ArdS Beauty ShnD o90e "a 1t nv . CO I0387
psftv's Realty ParIor I75S Col I'd NV Cn IO32I
Cosmetiaus Beauty Shop 1851 NJ Pit NV co 7l6z
cOsmopoIitaR Beauty ShoB 527 10th It NV ME- S9l6
Curtis Beauty Salon 3416 IA NV CO eIa0
Elizabeth naViS 1909 ct nv ..... Ne S4nS
noniph"n Beauty Shoe Doniphan bg Alex 432
DOTS Reauty Shnu 1907 81 WE 2247
Earle Beauty Salon 521 II NV ........ME 1853
Esther's Beauty Salon 64S n ne w IL 1854
FIoresteIIe Beauty salon ana ne ~ 1850
French Hair Dvejn0 waving 1921 IA NV en- 9nI0
GabrjeI 1919 Conn Az NV MA 7I70
Irers Beauty ParIor 2an9 u nv CO $3.50
lack. HaIrdreesjra Salon 40 IA NV NJ S5e7
Ioe PaJano 12Ae Conn Az NO AsaA
J. con 4 Jules Hajrdressina 1872 q ct NV NE SSaa
LiIIian cramer 11l5 18th NV .. DI O235
= owes Beauty Salon ITO IA NV me 1928
MarIneIIa ABBroVsd Shop 1903 Is NV ME a4na
n0llVis Sisters 11"n Cnnn Az MA $3.50
Park Central BeaTtV ShAp 1nNn NV NJ, AS40
Ruth Vi+Ale Beauty SaIHn Tins Vt Az NV NE sa26
Safety Beauty SaI"n 1923 Pa .NE sAiI
WOOdburM Beauty Salon 17fS Col I'd co SS5S
coLoRED
Acme Beauty Salon 8 o ct NV ........N0 IO3s4
Ammye's Sc BeaIty salon ss7 r st NV :: no I7oC
Betty BOoD SHOP. 1113 U st NV DE S445.l
Fleming Beauty Sh0pp0 1914 ct NV NO 6348
Helen's Beauty SaIGR 200 Cd sw .......ME ASA
Lady Lulu 1936 9th .. ..P0 1898
laFranee Beauty Shoppe 704 at NV. DE 3IS6
a Val Beauty Salon 1911 You nv DE 536S
MarOnette Beauty Shop 1918 You NV NO a5i9
Roberta's Beauty Salon 613 Fla ave NV NO i0387
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Beverages & Liquors

4 3 Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd NV AD $500
Ace Beverage Co Pap 10 NV AD 1880
Ambassador Beer L Liquor Pass IL NV co 1920
Amhrogis OeIieatesseR "A & Fla Az NV NO 2028
Atlas Liquor Co ne w ME 1917
Cairo Liquor ShoD 1919 II nv ..... NO 97I2
Central Liquor Store 51S NV ME- 7735
Costa's Confectionery 3440 18th NV co 7I43
+ Liquor Store 3249 Mt Pleasant co 2G20
Hyman's Liquor ShoP 1928 Mt Pleasant co 1888
laffe LIQUOR Store POI g NV DI I7A2
Lo.kO Liquor Store 1880 Fla Az ne u 7II4
Mulherin'S Liquor Store II Fl nv ME 1875
Plver'S OeIicatesseR { llaueF 1920 IA NV CO I04I8
Plaza Wine Liauor Store 7O5 Cap ME 1915
Reld9 Liquor Store 1859 U st NV NO 94I9
Reliable Liquor Store 1921 IA nv. . ne 1924
Sammy's Liquor Store 1345 14th NV DE S995
Sam Eiae 541R Ca av GE $3.50
Service Liquor ShOp 407 r av ne De 6A6A
LiOuor Store sos Pa Az 60 " ~ 9727
Spanish Store 1885 18th DE 1898
SteeIman's Liquor Store o746 IA NV CO 6767
True Blue Liquor Store 1899 Wis NV WE 1915
vintage Wine Liquor Store o610 Conn Az co I222
York Wine & LlGuer Store s657 Ca Az CO 1855
The Washington times., 1935-07-09

George w. Offutt, chairman of
the Alcoholic Control Board, and
Assistant Engineer Commissioner
Howard F. Clark, comprise the
committee.
The federation approved the
following recommendations of the
committee.
That vacancies be fill in the
higher offices of the police de-
partment by promotion from the
lower ranks.
Establishment of a permanent
citizens committee on crime whose
duty it would be to study and ad-
wise on all phases of law enforce
ment in the District, both munich
pal and Federal.
Revamping of the District Grim
inal code.
That more stringent regulations
be enacted regarding the parole
law of the District.
That the captain of each police
precinct be held responsible for
maintaining law in his precinct.
Says Law Protects Criminal
In Seconding the resolution,
Frank G. Campbell, patent attor-
ney, said the parole law as it now
stands protects the criminal, and
it must be changed to apply only
only to the man really trying to
reform.
Mr.. Offutt urged parents to set
an example for the younger gen.
Grafton by observance of law and
order.
other speakers included John
Saul, president of the Washington
Board of Trade; Admiral Mark
Bristol, and Frank (Buck) O'Neill,
Times baseball writer.
Civic Service Clubs represented
at the meeting included, the
American Business Club, Civitan,
Exchange, Monarch, Newcomers,
Optimist. Reciprocity, Round
Table, Young Mems, and the Sill
yer Spring Lions Club.
The Washington times., 1935-07-09

drawn by a
s u b committee
Of the House
District Com
mittee, we're in
dorsed in prin-
ciple by t h e
Federation Of
Civic S e r vice
Clubs, at the
final meeting
Of the season
last night at
1918 U Street
Northwest.
corr oration
Counsel E. Bar
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
BrOokland Citizens Meet

The Brookland Citizens Associa-
ton will meet in special session to-
morrow at p. m, in the Masonic
Hall, Twelfth and Monroe Streets
Northeast. The question of a
property covenant will be dis
cuSSed,
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
Auto Service

American Auto Wreeksrs 2275 nv De 1852
Buddy Hart Super Ser 3240 Prospect ~ We 1872
Henry Poole 1S42 II 80 ........ ~ 2S00
Crosses Auto Service 1894 9th nv ME 6646
Gaertner'S Auto Services rear 7l9 N CAP MA 1850
lanes Z MuTnhv 1909 NJ nv ST e50A
Raybesfos RraEe Service GIT 7 Az Of a6I6
Watts Garage rear 1927 q NV NO NIO
18th st GaEaHe. C Willie 1902 18th NV
FSatherstons SerV ARals 1908 ] Az NO S06S
Auto brake Service Co 4o7 K NV me 820S
Browns Auto Repair 1901 10Th NV NO $3.50
Johnson Auto Repair 231s Ga Az NV NO 1910
Auto Glass ShoD 1908 8 60 IL a543-w
TayIsahs lima IAth NV ,.ME 27a2
Cali Carl Inc e14 NV M 2775
parry Nason o1s5 Chamnlain Il NV co 1920
Mid CITY Aufo Ca WIIys. X aht l711 14th De $3.50
WccNmas 0JdsmobIIe ser rear 1919 Is Ma 1871
MNSsFT Arr" Rodv WIS Oils NJ NV ME 1921
MstIor.I Az. TNr "a o11e "a NV ne 97AA
No Washinaton st Garage Alex Va. Alsx Nv.
PhiIiH A ToIsoN 1901 nv ~ S6I*
Senator's Auto Wash $40 2n4n Ca Az NV NO SSi%
BATTERY SERVICE
MIST Bat & EIee Co 1927 Goth NV ME 00S5
GInsII L Glover Bat&EIee Ser osns Pa aV WE 24IO
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
Continue Fight For Bridge

The Southeast Business Mems
Association last night agreed to
continue the fight for replacement
of the P sylvani'a Avenue
Bridge. A special committee will
be appointed by President Clar-
ence F. Donohoe to confer with
the Engineer Commissioner next
week to have an item inserted in
the 1897 District appropriation
bill that was stricken from the
1886 bill by the House.
Endorsement was given Col. Will
liam L. Peake, for the superintend-
ency of the District Penal institu-
tons, upon the retirement of
Capt. M. M. Barnard.
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
CLASSIFIED
Automobile Dealers

Adams Plymouth Used Cars''
1908 18th ct 80. 80. ...... NO s3aI
Addison chsv SALES inc 1887 Irving nv 40 S4Ii
BillhimeT Z Palmer Ford Sales
Service Spencer HyattSVills Nd CIR 2057
BrlshtVood Meter 5S32 Ga av .... &c 5343
Chesapeake Auto Co tlO2 18th So ..... u 1873
Dixie Cab Association $50 N ct NV DE 440
Emerson 4 OrmO II 4 NV .......,,. Of 500
HandIey Meter Co $3.50 Ga Az .,..,.AD $3.50
Ideal Auto Auctlonesrs 81 Eye ne ME SOS
herman 2Sl9 N NV NO 20IS
National Auto Sales 18th & SITS NV 20 O527
Barry Pate Motor CO Chevrolet Sales 4
Service 1880 Ctnn .............O 81 1900
/ ? Steuart Inc I440 NV
Pontiac Sales & Service ...........,.DE 1900
Used Car Oept 1928 l4,....,..,,,,DE 1903
Used Car Deot 1921 IA .,.,.,,.,DE 4629
Northeast Branch l41 12 ns..........AI $500
0Ids Show Room 1901 II ..........DE 1900
Olds Show Room $50 Il ne .........A AT 6202
Branch P SteUaFt 141 IL ne -. AT $500
StohlmaH Chevrolet 2307 NJ NV WE l6A6
Taylor Motor Co CheV Sales b Ser Used
Cars 18th at at T NO 5000
Walsh Motor Co Ford Sales & Service
Auto Ser Silver Spgs Md 5000 Ca Az SH I6A
West End Motor Co 2sl3 nw....... MO S6HA
Wisconsin Motors 90 & nw........DE $40
AUTO TIRES
CrlSmOnd Used Tires 1919 Z ne
Joe's Used Truck & Auto Tires 2S9 ~
TylerS Tire She's 1903 10th NV 5000. NO 1851
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
CLASSIFIED
'Loans-Morteaees
REAL EsIArE

REAL ESTATE
A @ HOuShtoR Co sO9 18th nv :. Of 1855
Real Estate Mertsass and Guaranty MA 1908
Corporation Construction Leans 1910 Z ct NV
Tyler Rutherford 1890 ct nv MA 0A75-S
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ca ave go. CO 1870
Bethesda Personal Baaksr $3.50 Wis AZ WI 1873
N GTeeRhaum 1904 Eye ct NE $3.50
State LOaR C 1909 ave Mt Rainier De S553
PAWN BROKERS
Resign lean Co RossIyn Va WAL $3.50
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Professional Services

Professional Services
cOIOnic Iris Physiotherapy MasseuSs. Of S07l
Or A. N. Moore Chropractor 1900 l NV MA @79l
Alec Oil Massage by grad nurse co 1884
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke method 81 6409
Or n W Harris Dentist 1912 You ct nv NO 7l62
mr. j R Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
A James 100 Eve NV scalp specialist Of 824O
L N Loekhart Masseuse ITO 18th ct nv MA 1858
Or McCIaren Masseur Kresge bldg .... Of 64I2
Or Nelson tspecialistl 404 7th st 0W Treatment
free One weeks medicine $40
Or Scstts Indian Med Co 1905 9th nv 20 SOS
Wash Business Bureau 22s Bond bldg va 0724
Or W Cameron Font Spe 1917 18th NO S4S2
PERSONALS
Alice jackson MasSeuse Restful Treatment II 4045
Paris Evans Day Nursery Permit 512 u 1855
VETERINARIAN
MulIlR 3044 WE 1884 Alex 2095
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
CRIMINAL CODE
REVISION IS
FAVORED
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor

Recommendations of the Dis
trict Commissioners special COM
mittee to digest the crime report
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
PIumbing-Heating

Charles BrOOms GA # st ne AT 1857
John W. HiSdOR 1900 10th ne .,....P0 O22S
Call Sutton. reg plumber 1903 NV " NO S5OS
Bob Vraneh plbg & htg 1884 King ct Alex Va
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
Locksmiths

lacks Lock L Key She's 117s 18th NV MA 1919
Try Me Lock Co 22ll l4th DE 1877
Wash Gun Key Radio CO 3005 N NV. WE 02I7-J
The Washington times., 1935-07-09
Moving & Storage

AII.S State Transfer &c local long dist Of S726
Jobs booked daiIy-Phila, n T.. BoStsa
9 Z W Transfer Co l342 W st NV NO 1894
Call IacksOns Express Co 1922 W 1t NV 70 1898
Curtis Transfer 1910 ct NV De 1858
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap st., u 1887
Eagle Transfer Co 1873 Q st ne NO 66A2
EckinstoR Transfer Co 1918 9th ne 80. u 1882
GOrdon'S 1889 18th It NV .... 20 1886
Mullens Trans 4 StoFaso 2010 9th -. NO $3.50
Neal SamueI's Express 1851 Goth NV ME 1858
Reliable Local MOvinR 800 C q 90 -. IL 6l37
Rogers Transfer 1868 ct ne ...... ~ 975
SWOfford 1913 5th NV .......DE 0I90-l
Sprinss 4 Sons SOC N Az nv NE 8929
Walker 1922 18th NV de 1888
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc sos R ave ne ........P0 1883
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Electrical Service

Gem EIsc She's $40 Fla ave nv NO 1918
FearinO EIsc Co 1888 18th CO l4258.M
18th ST Electric Shop 1901 14th NV CO IO37e
ReIiaHes Radio Co 1851 L st NV NE NII
Regal Elee Co $40 Upshur ct nv -. CO 1891
u Smith 929 Howard I'd 80 ... II 6023.R
r Warren 1908 at NV " MA 6669
Watson Co CO 0468 eve At 2I20-W
TurberviIIs Inc 1922 Conn aV NO qA07
! Kent White FL Cont 5n2 King It Alex Va Tel 2
WHITING { Herrity HOS 9th .... MA 1882
Geo C WormIey SAT Fla ave NV .... NO 89IS
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Radio-Refrieerators

ABBY Radio Service s547 Ga ave NV CO 1898
ARC artery Z 81 Ser Inc 1929 N Gao ct De I7I7
American Radio Serv 1881 e Cap st Ii OOS2
Bills Radio scr 1904 King 1t Alex Va Alex 250I
Call Radjo c. 636-3S n ct ne w IL 1913
Carriers Radio Co 1857 st NV WE 3OII
Claws Majestic PhjIco Serv 1899 18th NV DE 5782
Carner's SOC Radio Ser Calls CO 69I4
Gjbsons Radio Serv 1921 Belmont I'd uw CO 7I5S
Il C Lerd Radio 4 ReSs Service &c O292
Gardner d 9inkett IO13 You st NV DE 5508
Industrial q & Radio Serv 5l2 Fla ave DE 1858
KennAdys Radio Service 1919 l4th NV Go Joss
Modern Flee Lab 600 Fla ave .......... DE 482e
Radjo Sam o917 Conn ave " co 28I4
superjor RSfrja SerV $40 Eye st nv . Of 1888
TrswaJIa Radio Service 1910 r St no At 42I2
uniyersa, Radio cleo CO 1O4 Fl st NV Of $3.50
Williams Radio Servjee 1928 7th NV d 5I56
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AgheN vi bufhet Cofp 72S l4th % NV M 5000
Printing & Engraving
Acme Printing Co 708 18th NV MA 1858
BolaHd Social ERsr 1919 + at suit sos MA 2944
Courant Press Inc 1853 Wis ave NV =. WE $500
Doing Press Inc 1243 goth NV ..... MA 2I2S
Gibson Bros Inc 1912 | Ct nw .... MA 1887
GoOdharts 1914 It nv MA 8I72
The Law Reporter Printin0 Co law briefs MA O828
Modern Press 1913 9th NV MA 8679
Rhode island Ave Press 1924 3 I ave ne NO 1868
Roberts Co S29 18th NV ma 1894
Harry W Wade 30 King st Alex Va Tel 1928
IE sOnlMI 1919 It NV .. ME- 1924
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice sevmeur Goodwin Voice 1905 q WI 2s4s
Revds school of Sect 1898 st NV MA 2342
Columbus University 1923 18th nv DE 3AAa
~; Mss srb oOH' useS nsrtIstrv 1901 St NV IA 4os2
Potests RusiTess CoIIeGs i4th & Eve sts MA 47I7
StanfieId Sect SehoGI TO 14th NV o. I685
Southeastern University 173S at NV MA S250
Whifmors Seef SchoeI 14IO n at NV NE 1851
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Speciality Shops-Furrier'

COsans 7l2 7th st NV o.. .......... ST S47s
Doll HOspitaI 11Ol 18th NV Ne 27s2
S"'F' . O''' CASH REGis1ERs
Cares A P Registers Forms 9o7 18th nv o. 1887
National Cash Register Co 1908 NV MA 1875
Little America Fur Shsp 1909 14th nw 40 s:o1
Joseph ROendOrf S17 18th nW......... MA $50
ZIrkiR & Sens S2l 18th NV ......ME 2I'S
Bertha Hat ShOp One Price 1929 Conn Az 40 04SS
LEATHER GOODS
G " KINV 5ll nth .......NA ~Z~z
SPORTS SHOPS
Gers Bicycle = Repair $685. III ave. 0E HzSS
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COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington. July
&. 1895: Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at Room 800, District Building UNI
til 2 o'clock P. M. July 80 1895. for
furnishing Textbooks for the Public
Schools. D. c. For specifications and In
formation apply to Room 800. District
Building.
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
@ Duty 1924 Vermont -. MA A62
Boswell Brasurs Co 923 18th go. Of 64IO
J Wesley Buchanan Inc 9l6 18th NV e. ME Il43
Cess Realty Co l405 Eve st NV MA 1853
Robt L McKeeVer Go Shoreham bldg VA 750
Weaver Bros Washington bldg 81 1886
The Washington times., 1935-07-09

Oil Burners