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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
WILL REMODEL
BIG SPEEDWAY
Safety Measures To Be
Inaugurated Before Next
Memorial Day Race
By WINTHROP LYMAN 4
Upithd Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Aug. 1--(UP)-
The ereacherous turns of the lndi-
anap2lis motor speedway are go
inc 10 be rebuilt and the track
made safe for speeds of 1870 miles
an hSur.
Several other new safety meas
ures twill be inaugurated before
the gOO-mile FACE is run next Me-
mortal day.
Nkws of the proposed changes
was greeted with enthusiasm by
race 5drivers and their mechanics.
Thirty-One persons have been
killed at the track since it first
was put in use in 1909.
The track was constructed orig
inalls for a maximum speed of 80
miles an hour. The same bricks
are stiH in place and the same
SHARP curves are there despite the
fact shat in recent years winners
HAYES averaged more than 100
miles an hour.
Ok those who lost their lives
during the 5OO-mile races, 10 were
drivers, IL mechanics and four
spectators. Three drivers and a
mecsnic lost their lives this year
wheS their cars skidded on the
turns and hurtled the retaining
walls.
A 100000 remodeling pro
gram has begun under direction of
T. E. (POp) Myers, general man.
ager of the speedway. All four Of
the turns will be reconstructed,
part of the turns will be resur-
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MAYOR CITES MAN
TO COURT FRIDAY

Continued from mage one)
noon Seawright and Mr.. Sher-
man visited his office, and that
he asked Seawright first for a
written statement requesting him
to withdraw, and that he then
three times asked Seawright if he
wanted him to withdraw and
that Seawright never did ask him
to withdraw. He said that Mr..
Sherman told Seawright to tell
him that he wished him to with
draw, but that Seawright never
did ask him to withdraw and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
DEATH DECREE
FOR THOMPSON
Attacker-Murderer Found
Guilty as Jury Rejects
Plea of faint

PEORIA, Ill.,, Aug. 1.-CUP)-
A jury late yesterday found Ger
aid Thompson, rs, guilty of muir
dering pretty Mildred Hallmark
and ordered him put to death IN
the electric chair.
The jury thrust aside defense
that Thompson was insane, victim
of a tainted heritage which left
him powerless to resist the impulse
of lust.
Thompson, seated at the defense
table, but without counsel in the
absence of Rem Thurman, appoint
ed by the State to defend him,
took the verdict without tremor.
The jury was polled and all con-
firmed the verdict.
Thurman had been sought for
more than an hour, but could not
b elocated. Judge Joseph K. Daily
finally decided to hear the verdict
arrived at after four hours DELHI
Grafton, without the defense attor-
ney's presence.
The Judge set August II as the
date for hearing on motions for a
new trial. He did not pronounce
sentence, but the penalty was
fixed by the jury, under Illinois
law.
The jury of middle-aged trades
men and farmers required only
two ballots to reach their verdict.
The first was to 3 for convlc-
ton with the death sentence. All
were agreed Thompson was guilty.
On the second ballot the three Ju-
rors holding out for a life SEN
tence changed their votes.
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PUBLISHER, BROKER
BOOKED In MIAMI

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 1; (Uf)1
Police yesterday booked c. o. -
Gonterman, real estate ploN If
and Rubin J. Glen, publisher oe a.
= "bIue-ink" weekly tabloid snJ Jis.
IN counter warrants charging Iis
orderly conduct after the prone
heat Glen in a fist fight.
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that he then told Mr.. Sherman
that it appeared that Seawright
wished him to continue, and that
he told Seawright to be present
in court this morning.
Later, Mr.. Oates said, he was
called on the phone and a voice
said "this is GUS, and went on
to say that he (Gus) had decid-
ed to let Mr.. Arthur Redden
handle the case.
Mr.. Oates told the court that
he considered the interference
of laymen with the procedure of
the court as a matter that
should be investigated by the
court and the guilty parties pun
ished.
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Ralph Magarn, New York. Jessie
Bilbury, Pasadena, Calf. Caroline
Bruick, Washington, ID. c. Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Painter, New
York,
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PRESIDENT STILL
HOPES FOR PEACE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1; (op2'
Roosevelt today a exl
pressed the hope that Et nafH1 so a
ItaIv would find peace1ui SUN"
ton of their problems
The Washington times., 1935-06-19
FURR To RETIRE
/ IN TWO YEARS

The most ambitious ringman
ever turned out locally.
That's eolorful Phil Furr, spec
tacular and personable blond bel
ter from southwest Washington.
who opposes Tony Rock in an
eight-round feature on Monday
nights all7star boxing card at
Griffith Stadium.
The one strictly local headliner
never to have refused any assign
ment offered him, Fur is out
spoken in his declaration that he
intends going into retirement
within two years if he has not
established himself among the
worlds leading fisticuffers. Phil
says:
I've gotten to the age where
I must make good in a hurry
or else find some other Occupa-
tiOn. / don't intend to stay
around and get all punched out
in this business IL / fail to make
the grade"
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SLEUTHS PLAY
NRA NINE
TODAY
BY SID KATZNELL

Wet grounds may prevent the
Washington Griffmen and the st,
Louis Browns from playing base
ball, but not the NRA and the Bu'
reau Of Investigation G-Men.
Despite the fact that the West
EllipSe is somewhat wet from
showers, the NRA and the G-Men
win come to grips in the opening
game Of the second half OF the
United States Government League
today at 5 o'clock sharp.
The Blue Eagles won the first
half championship with ease, but
the G-Men will offer the NRA
clan considerable opposition today
and all through the second half.
Because the Sleuths have been
materially strengthened for this
campaign with the addition Of
Ed Hargaden, former Georgetown
star, and Joe Leverton, former
Richmond U. ace.
Hargaden May Hurl
Hargaden will probably toe the
mound for the Omen today,
while either Earl Mattingly or
Lefty" Stevens will work for
MIRA.
Manager Billy Smith, of David's
Grill, says that his team with
drew from further competition in
Section B of the National City
League because of the teams in
ability Of place nine men on the
field.
The Warwicks who were sched-
uled to play the Grillmen Sunday
will be given forfeit and win.
~ Clash in Feature
Murphy's Five and Ten Cent
Store and Miller Furniture clash
in the feature game in Section A
of the National City League. They
will battle on the South Ellipse
at 3 o'clock.
The Tenners are tied for first
place with Pig'n' Whistle and Blue
Flame, while the Furniture outfit
Is lodged in second place.
Ray Davidson, who turned back
the Pig'n' Whistle last Sunday,
will probably hurl for Murphy's,
while Clarence Wahler or Tut"
Turner will work for MillerS.
The Washington times., 1935-06-19
MORRIS LEADS
SOUTHERN GOLF

RICHMOND, Va, June 19 Il.
N.S.o-Johnny Morris, Birming.
ham; Ala, led the field in the
qualifying round of the Southern
amateur Golf tournament as the
club-swingers began to check in
with 18-hole cards.
Morris, with a sizzling SO, com.
posed Of a SO and 80, kas four
strokes better than his nearest
competitors, Ewing Watkins, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, and Brown
Rainwater, of Atlanta, who sport
ed 72's, the former with 38-34
and the Albanian with 37-35.
Other ScnreS fOll0we
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Furniture 6 UphoIsterine

EURHlTURg
Albert lRsraham Credit Furniture ....... u 1850
ThomDsOn 6rOS 1920 Good Hope I'd o.. IL O556
UPH0LSTERIN0 AND 9LIPc0VERS
? L Armstrong S4l2 Rhode island ~ nO Nv s4.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th nv. -. ,AD S0iI
Bethesda ROfIRin0 Co eS22 Wis SVO ... Wis 2S22
Flash
Capitol UphoISterInO Co s4lH 18th nV. co $3.50
Gel Poly Inst for Blind chair Gamers. MA 489S
rh0s KIns 921 Thayer Az Sil Spg. Nd. SH 1884
G " MeAlIster UphOIsterlng 2O5 King Alex S69
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 Cap ct 20 294.M
Robertson Awning Shop 2l5 Ind ave ~ VA 1851
W Spells 1855 llth Nv ........... P0 O2i7
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

csM1ansIIa CAMP ortAOusdls Shoes sOa 18th ~ 40.
cogans 7I2 7th st NV ...........;SI S41S
Dali HOSuitaI 110l l4th NV me 2z92
shirt q Dress Hospital 1714 9th nw.... 20 OS7I
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers Forms 927 18th NV. Di 1887
National Cash Register Co. 1908 q NV. MA 1879
EURRlERS
Little America Fur Shop 26O9 14th NV. A0 9S07
Joseph Roendorf SIT 11th NV ........ Ma 0SiS
n ZirkIn Sons 821 l4th nW....... NE ais
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 1929 Conn ~ AO O4SS
LEATHER GOODS
W KlnR Sll l1th NV .......NA $242
SPORTS SHOPS
COrrS Bicycle & Repairs 55S5 III ave. eE 42Ss
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Beverages & Liquors

A 3 LlquoF Co 1905 Columbia I'd 0W. ..AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 3449 10 nw. ........AD $3.50
APs LlQuOf StOFs 1889 7th ct NV. .... De 584I
Ambassador Beer 8 lIquOP 2l65 10 0W. 200 I220
AmbrOals DeIieatessen - D Ella ~ NV. mo 2028
AtIas liQuoP Co Q L ne ........ME 4272
Cairo LlauoF ShOp 1918 II nW........ NO 97I2
Central Liquor Store SIS nw..........M NE 773S
costa's CoHfeetiOnery 844O l1th nw..... CO 7I43
Economy Llauor Store l43 B It 90 .... II A743
FeIkerS Liquor StOre S706 Ca ave nv. :. co S3S2
2 D LIauor Store S249 Ne PlsSsant. ..... co 2@2O
You
Hymaa's LIsuoe Shop Sl2B Nj PlsaSans co ass
JaffO LlaUae Store 20l @ Hw... ......0l l742
Lo.ks llquer. stOre l4so Fla ~ HS.....: - ~!
MulhePin's LfQuoP StOFO II q NV. ...... Ne 9S70
PiVOF's DOIleat0SSaR llQu0e 8329 IL nv CO l04l0
Plaza wine Z llQuOr Store 705 N Cap. y 967e
Reid's LiquOP Store 1863 q st NV. .......N0 94I9
Reliable LlquOr store 232l 1! nv De 4S24
SaMmy's Ileuse StoFOs ISAS IAth NJ ". DE: S99S
sam EIas 54l0 Ga aV nv GE 5956
Service LIQuOr Shop 4O7 R av ns.....0E e464
8 Liquor Store 62S Pa 0v %. ..s..s.... II e727
Spanish store 1888 17GI NV. ..........DE 1898
StseIman's LIquor Store 374e 19 NV IL. co 6767
True Blue llauOP StOrO 1888 Wis AZ nv WE lS40
Vintage Wine Liquor Store 1910 Conn av CO 1888
York wine Z LIQuOr StOrO 1857 Ga ~. co S00S
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Radio-Refriqerators

Abby Radio Service 3547 Ga ave NV. :. CO s69S
ABC Battery L EI Ser Ino 1899 N Cap q De I7I7
American Radio serv 1881 e Cap ct ~ 00S2
Bills Radio Ser lf04h King Ct AlsT We Alex 25OI
Call Radio Co 636-3S Fl Ct ne ~ 73S
Carriers Radio Co S2S7 N It NV 1--WE S0lI
Central Electric Service 1881 Ga Az GO sIIS
0Urso C;ranhone. Radio shop 1925 Il As u 1905
Gamers 500 Radio Ser Calls 49,. co 1914
GIbsOnS Radio SerV 1891 Belmont I'd Nv co sISS
Glenn Radio Co 47OS wis ave NV ...... CT s6IS
Lord Radio Refs Service .....GE 0292
Gardner D Plnkett 1913 You st NV. De SS9S
Industrial EI 4 Radio SerV 5l2 Fla ave De $3.50
Modern EIec Lab 500 Ella ave. pc 4S2S
Radio Sam 2SlY Conn ave e.... .....CO 28IA
Superior Refrl8 Ssrv 80 Eye q wv. 0I !I98
TreWoIIa Radio Service 1910 e ct ne. AT 42l2
Universal Radio EIea Co 1O4 q st nv Of $3.50
Wash Gun. Key Radio Co 3005 NJ NV. WE 02l7:!
Williams Radio Service 1928 Tth NV. d SI56
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Electrical Service

Com EIss Shop $40 Fla ave nv. ....... NO SeiS
Esarln0 Eleo C 1888 18th nw co IE25SM
kuehIlRS lOeksmIth EIeo 9Th nO.. u 279S
I4tk 81 Electric Shop 1901 14th nv. co iO37S
Reliance Radio Co 1881 L st nv........ME 7AII
Regal EIee Co $40 Upshur ct w....... co 93sI
6 Smith 02o Howard I'd OO........lO 0O23R
Locate
Warren 1905 N ss NV ....,.....MA eees
Watson CO 49,. CO O460 ~ At 2l20W
rurheFVlIIe Inc 1922 Conn aV g.. NO s407
Kent white EI Cont 502 King ct Alex VI Tel 2
whiting HeefIty ll08 9th nv. W.........NA 3882
Gee Q WOrmIsy S47 Fla ave nw.........NO esI9
LOCKSMITH
Jacks Lock q Key Shop l17S 18th nv. ma Ss79
Try No Lock Co 3211 14th w.. 80. De 8S77
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AGCIES BEAT PWA

Agriculture Aggies had a victory
over the PWA diamonders today,
following their game yesterday
in the Departmental League.
Three runs in the fifth and sixth
decided.
The Washington times., 1935-06-19

Capitol View Watch Shop 2O4 ID Co.. ~ 6694
0sflhau1h Eye Glasses n ct NV. .......ME SSAU
LsvsnsOn "YOur JswsIsr" 1870 Pa ave uw MA ss4s
MO8hy 1871 ss NV NO z44I
PIItts 1886 Tth-lsO2 d Ct NV. De SIS2. NE 6lIS
n SummeraII $3.50 III ave nv JsRSIry Repairs
The Watch ShOp 722 11th nv
Weber 2l3 P0 ave 90 ~ SzSS
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRIN0
columblS JOUOirV SHOP l764 Col I'd uW CO 'OsI
PLATING
b G PIatIRn Z POlIshlnS Co $40 Z St nv MA o5IA
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CLASSIFIED
'loans-Mortqaqes

REAL ESTATE
Q H0u0htOn q Co 900 18th nv 0I 753o
Corporation Construction LoaAs, 1910 Z St. n. W.
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA. 1908
Tyler Rutherford 1890 II NV ma 0A75.6
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2805 Ga ave nv CO I727o
Bethesda Personal Banker 6o82 Wis ~ WI A371
Y ereenbaum 1904 Eye d nv .......ME 1864
Directory
StatO Loan CO $500 ! ave NJ RainisR De S5Ss
PAWN BROKERS
R0SSlyn Loan Co RossIyn Va . wal SAS0
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Beauty Salons

HiGS's sSauty salon a5ss BIadsnb's rd Ne q ss2e
aimee HaRIelR aS9 - NV ME 1895
Angelo Beauty shop 1911 Adams Mill I'd co l0l66
AnSIln's Beauty shoDpe 25l5 II Ss nV.. CO l0IS6
Ards ss1Tty shSP 2eoe i" n"......cc55 !SsS, ,SsS,
eob's. Beauty sheB 32S UDGhur uW..... co es9!
BOHn1s 0Fae 61S 7th o.. =. ....,...ME 6056
Capital Beauty ParIOr o31 q Nv. W........ME S7N
Needs
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st NV NE 89IS
Curtis Beauty Salon S4I6 IA 49,. GO S!Ss
Elizabeth Davis 1908 et nv ... S.0S
DonlphaR Beauty SHOP DoniphaD bg. Alex 4S2
Dorothy shepPe $50 Earle bg .......... We 9Io2
ESrIs Bsauty salon 81 IS nv .........ME ssSs
Esther'S Beauty Salon 64S H ne..........I! S8S9
FreHeE HaIP OysIn0 vavIna 2s2l IL aw CO SOTO
,S 1I!Si s..T iS; S@S e:3sr q ;sGS IL ssss
lacks RaIrdressIng Salon TO u NV. DI $50
Zoe PaIaR0 1919 Cnnn ~ ...,i... NO @eeS
LaFranee Beauty ShOppS 7O4 8 g NV. De SISS
Leon q Jules HalrdressInV 1889 q Of aW w SSsS
loves Beauty salon no u nw........ME 1875
MsrInelI0 Approved ShoB 1908 IS NV. ME a409
00llVie Sisters 1920 Conn aV............NA oSOO
c0LoREO
Park Central Beauty shOp 1900 NJ MET 0S40
Ruth VltaIe Beauty Salon l106 Vt 0W NE 6S26
Society Beauty Salon 1925 Pa Az nv. NE 64ll
WOoSIey Pk: Towers 27S7 De'On'hirS pl &C &C S sssS
Acme ssau.y ssIOn : d uv........ NO 'SsS!
S%myss @ 1SHS ssausy Salon ssY as No 100
Fleming 6oauty shoppe 1919 ' g nv. NO eS48
HeIen's Beauty Salon 800 ID GW.........9 9E 4I92
La Val Beauty Salon 1911 You nv ..... De SS65
MaPIORstte Beauty ShOp 1918 You 0W... NO 95IS
Robsrta's Beauty Salon 6lS Bls ave Nv NO IOS0
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1406 WI 2949
eoyds School Of Sect 1888 F ct NV "a e342
Columbus University 1923 18th NV .... De S4S
Mae DaVIsoH Dancing 1899 M It e........ MA S3GI
The
Miss Floods Kindergarten 1929 Mass ave nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G ct nv Ma S092
PotestS Business College l4th & Eye StS MA 47I7
Stanfleld Sect School 710 14th NV. 0l 1888
Southeastern University 1898 G st NV. MA S2So
Whltmore Sect School 1410 Fl Ss NINE 6a8I
Williams Inst. Of Music S13 st NV ....NO $50
The Washington times., 1935-06-19

Dan Stage, jr., Atlanta. SO 36-74
Vincent D'Antoni, N. Orleans 80 36-75
Rose Puette, Richmond. ..... SO 37-75
George Hester, Richmond.... 81 37-74
Louis johnson, Ch'ston, 8. c. SO 37-75
Sam Perry, Birmingham. 80. SO 39-77
Jimmy Tupper, Nashville. 80 37-76
A. p. Boyd, Chattanooga. 80 39-7S
Tommy Howell, Richmond. SO 39-T
H. williams, st. Petersburg. 81 4o-77
P. c. Todd, Richmond. ..... 80 40-79
]. C. Lebourgeois, jr., N Or'ns 80 40-79
L. W. Burt, New Orleans. 80 39-78
Dick Payne, Woodberry For. Al 37-7s
H. F. Covington, Woodberry 40 39-79
Billy Howell, Richmond. ..... 40 39-79
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Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-valefs

A 4 n cls,UIno 4 Dvsrs Co soS1 Ga AZ De $3.50
HIlIed cIesnSrS 4 Dvofs eSS HsmiltOO nW GE sass
BateheF Service 2039 ~ aw ........ CI 41SS
G swans S99S 1ith NV ,,,,.,, .AD sass
iAth 81 Cleaners 4 Oysrs 2s1s IL NJ. GO 6S1e
n eershaROV Tailor 1881 ISth 1W .......CO zSO'
NTvC Cleaners & Oysrs 269S IL uW. -. co e9z2
ParkVieW Cleaners. DyeFs 3215 14th nv. AZ OS0z
Stratford Cl'rS q Dyers 1901 b aV nv C0 5SVS
Wakefield Cleaners Dyers 123 Ind ~ nv MA 8e0~
RUe CLEANING
LuvIn Rue CIeanInS co l725 Tth nW... M0 9I60
Mark KeshiShiaH 1914 Conn ev ..........NA SSAS
VALET SERVICE
Blue RlbbeR Valet ShoN 4O9h King q AIexS We.
Grand c'tral Valet shOp 1342 n ~ nw Y 65eS
MIIkln,a NaIaf SaENlaa l4la q ~ VA 6AA9
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Professional Services

Real Estate-Service
BosweII. BrasuFo Co 923 18th NV .... Of $40
Wesley Buchanan Inc ole 18th uv.... me- II4S
Home .
N NAV DOUGLAS 1919 & q nW.......NA $3.50
Goss Realty Co 1405 Eye ct nv ....... ma 1888
Robt MeKeeVer Co Shoreham bldg ma 4750
Weaver Bros Washington bldg Ot H%o0
WANTED REAL ESTATE
Duty 1924 Vermont ave nv. ...... MA %462
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Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington, June
IL, 1895. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at Room 500 District Building un-
til 2 o'clock p. m, June "a. 1885, for
furnishing Lockers. Specifications and in
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Insurance & investments
Francis MARKS Investment bldg ma $3.50
Henry J RObb 1924 Vermont NW OI 6I4l
Tongue Brooks q Zimmerman In0 1417 z. " 2670
WM u Sanders Co 1919 z ct nv OI 1918
MISUNDERSTANDING
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Drug Stores
RESORTS

Eleventh St Pharmacy 800 IL se.......,.:L II2S
Feoles Pharmacy 1901 nw............NA O9SS
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Decorating-Paintins-
Paperins
Alien OecOratInV Co 1888 Conn ave. 70 G478
Becker q Co 48 ct NV .....,,,,,, DI B903
HORae Decorating Co 1909 9th nw,,,,..,,ME OS5A
Keeper KIesner 929 Il ct nv w.,,.,.,.N MA A763
Mcclellan l. Co Inc 92S q ct nw......M0 6S98
MahoHey Wallpaper Co 324 Pa ave sO.... u 05S9
Parsley hOh A603 1&th Nv ...........6E 1851
CaB
y: [. Smith 1924 Webster uw.......AD 7I00
!aeohy Decorating Co s541 u UW. ...... co 0757
Louis TuOzzO 1924 l1th NJ
MleqIngtsR George 1914 No Car ave %. At 4948
Peerless Decorator (Coloredl $40 81 NV WE 2O2A.M
PlastsHinG. StuccoinG. Carpontering. Cementing
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Florists

GARDEN SUPPLIES
eaIdeFSO0 Co 626 Ind ave NV. ....s. ma 05oI
FLORISTS
AmaRS Flower Shop 2613 l4th nv. .... co IO06S
chaeeRaS Floral Co $500 14th NV. ...... CO 2AI2
G L. c Flower Store 600 18th nW,,,.,.ME 1853
G Flower Sore S04 18th W........ME 7sA5
6 q Flower Store sos l4th nv. .......MG 74SS
C 4 C Flower store 0lY r n uW,s.,,ME 7AOA
Gudas 1912 II st NV .,,.,..,,..,,,NA 427e
Howard Flower shes 9th d r / avo..... DF SS5s
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BuiIders-contrsetoFS-
Materials =

Amsrlean Bsusa cIsaalnn csntrastsrs. .,. q O4lO
RaVlISs RuIIdorS Cent Sl9 KinR, Alex 3eo
/ RFsunIn1eF 4 sans Inyestment NR :. MA 2OAQ
c. n. Edwards Bldg Material S26 N St NV MA 491S
Dal Mao HrOa lron Wks 1929 NV, OI ass
B GTGVeF SIC InVestment bg. s......;M ma I1S1
R KaSlStromOP Golf Club Manor. .....WA SSSO
Me;SrrIck sIdv corp iOlO " ~ uW
Murphy AM6s lbr Yd Rosslyn, Va We ~
Col 1 Robt Mooa wash Blvd Buchanan cISr 22oo
Ed Il PsIIiaen 6O7 Elm aV Takoma PArs Md
RWdslph 4 Wssf O. lSs9 N z aV nw. MA $50
i chae shsuJro IS0S nv ,MA 4eOe
Superior Construction Co 1884 q nw... ME SeSS
VIZ, Al. 60 cas~ 10I9 a - " AT l2t9
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ICoaI-Ice-FueI

a HorstOn 1882 sth ct NV .........Po I2Os
Evans lee COaI & Weed O. 1919 O NV. NO 92S3
yuddS Coal Ice SsrV IT 1878 " ~ De $3.50
y el0t1bIaoh OfficS-Ysrd S2s 18th Nc. - O0S3
] EsrmanIOIs 18th uw. uw.....,...,,,.,....DE DE Ss2o
o Barnes 827 9th ct NV
RlMaldl Coal Co $40 B ave nO.,........M0 1900
] u IFuHnell yP 1245 SSrd NV ........... WE 2l23
! { White Sons 500 ct uW.........DE $3.50
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Musical

EXPERT repairs on all musical instru-
ments. CARLIN MUSIC. 2l1 Mass-av.
BAND and orchestra instruments repaired,
expert: guar. work. PEARSON CO..
INC. 1913 N. Penn. LI-55l3.
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

So 2i4o AItraCClve S-Ioonl
entrance; garage.
ALABAMA. N, 1S38-Furnished Broom
apartment; closed of kitchenette. Splen-
old heat for winter.
ALABAMA, N, 1O1e-Nice front room and
kitchenette. Private entrance. Garage.
Prefer employed.
BEvILLE, NJ. 829-1 room next bath;
entrance; adults.
BROADWAY. 12O1-1 and Groom apart
ments; completely furnished; also sleep
ing room. RI-5642.
CAPITOL, N, 2o25-S4 wk. 2 rooms fur
nished or unfurnished; utilities; man,
son. welcome; garage. School 80.
CARROLLTON. 1935-Large room and
kitchenette, nicely furnished; private
entrance. Reasonable. Also sleeping
room, meals optional.
DELAWARE. N, 2OO4-Attractive room;
kitchen, Frigidaire, privileges; very
pleasant and homelike. Call evenings.
DELAWARE, N. 914-Nice room as eff
cheney apartment or sleeping room.
walking distance.
nicely furnished: all utilities: private
entrance; $3.50 week. HA-1786-M.
MERIDIAN, 16O11a. So ROOMS, FRONT;
NEWLY NJ II1v. D ECO R 7AITg v,I PR N1sHT5 EN-
NEW JERSEY. N. S06-Suite of rooms;
newly decorated.
PINE N. 614-S4: 2 lower front rooms;
water in kitchen; private entrance; aft
err 5 p. m.
TALBOT. N. 1819-Large front room. large
closet; employed girl; furnished or un-
furnished; phone.
WALNUT, E, 115-3. rooms and private
bath: SIS wk. See housekeeper in base
ment.
9TH. w, 14O-3 unfinished rooms. mod
ern; utilities. Private home. Reasonable.
NINTH. E., 6i6.2-room apartment and
kitchenette. Private bath and porch.
LIST floor.
18TH. W. 1923 rooms furnished. Private
bath and entrance. Reasonable.
10 Rooms with Board
IS. so. Sc. 5o-ILLINOIS. N. 1935-Pleasant
room: good meals; congenial home. HA-
0799.
HAMILTON NJ lo3s-FTont room; excel.
S5.75. S6.75. CH-2616-R.
VERY attractive. room. modern home:
homelike; privileges; no other m
/ or 2. BE-O79l-M.
ROOM and board children; mothers care;
near school. Reasonable. 434 N. Rural.
CH-0357-M.
20 Wanted to Rent Rooms
EMPLOYED man. 46. good habits. would
dppIGCldbc kOOO llOAAC- pdA ASNAHAS
Times Box L $40.
81 unfinished Apartments
BARTH-Av. lS4s-4-room apartment. End
Els. si7-'0' water neat furnished III
PENN. 3720-2-3 bedrms.. SAT. 50-s72. GEN
ERAL APIS. INC. L1-2439.
indianapolis Rental Agency
rurn. and unfurn. apis Free service and
transportation LI-5452
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