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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29

You may like your suits classic, your blouses tailored, daytime shoes plain and conventional and your hats in the British manner, but when it's time to pick formal shoes for winters social whirl, you'll de- eide to go completely frivolous and gay.
 E You won't think of asking for something simple and inconspic- uous when you've gazed at silly dyeable white suedes with bars of music and musical notes across the toes; lame, brocaded and lustrous satin sandals, combined with silver and gold kidskin; and pert little numbers with multi-colored stones set here and there.
 It still is smart to wear toeless slippers that show the bright pol ish with which you've lacquered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
CHURCH RANKS HlsToxrCALLY

Green Bay, wis. = tUP) = The e4-year East MEfavian church here has been selected " the ad- visory committee os tho Historic American building survey as q building worthy of the most careful preservation for the benz eft of future generations" It re- sembles Washington 1rving's church in eleepy Hollow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
TO-DAYS HEALTH
 QUESTION

o. My face is red most of the time. What can I do to relieve this condition?
 A. Redness of the face may be associated with high blood pressure, although many people with high blood pressure are not red in the face. Facial redness may also be associated with nervous reactions of the type that causes blushing. Any case ought to have study to learn the causes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
Ub To The Minute Democrat Fashions
Formal BlOuse-Xmas or Self Edited by LAURA I. BALDT. A. M.

Formal BlOuse-Xmas or Self Edited by LAURA I. BALDT, A. M. For many years Assistant Professor of Household Arts, Teachers Col
 lege, Columbia University,
 New York, N. Y.
 Here's stunning satin blouse that will "dress-up" any suit.
 You'll also find it so useful for after 5 o'clock" and is very attrac- tive worn with crepe or velvet skirt. Or make it of exquisite glit- tery metal cloth, wear it for any, thing but definitely formal event.
 Style No. 2768 is designed for sizes IA, 16, IS years, 36, S8 and 40-inches bust.
 Size 16 requires 2% yards of 39- HUH AA16tCK1d1s
 Send Fiflteen Cents (coin is pre- ferreO for pattern. Write plainly Your Name. Address and Style number. Be Sure to State Size You Wish.
 Fall and Winter Fashion Book Costs Ten Cents. Send for Your Copy Todayi Book and Pattern to- gether Twenty-Five Gents.
 Address order to The Waterbury Democrat, Inc0 Pattern Department l6o Fifth Avenue. New York, N. Y'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL AIDS
 ADULT

Toledo, (UP)-A curriculum cary ing from mathematics to marriage has attracted an enrolment of l. O3S men and women in the Uni- versity of Toledo's opportunity school". These courses. for which federal aid has been given, are de- signed to help adults.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
Ho1v To Keep WeU
Bv DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

health and hygiene not to is written OvngtO the fin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29

Send your money and order Go Pattern Department. wateFbuFy Democrat Waterbury, Conn. ns sure Co state sizA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29

CANDLE T OBURN 100 YEARS Chicago (UP1-Near the chapel
 altar ct Eosary college in suburban River Fursgt e giant candle is burn ing, dedicated to the cause of me | ternationai peace and brotherhood. l It viii burn for 100 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
BY MARIAN YOUNG NEA Service Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK-You dance to the strains of holiday
 " sic in evening shoes that unusual and exciting than before Square toes and heels broad nsep straps fastened with buttons and sandals cut high the n step then cut ou only few of the hghsyed features of some of the prettiest models
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29
Fragile And Very Beautiful
 They BeSpeGk FYiUOIity

The red evening san- daI at right has . broad black hand over tho tnstep. Inc Hat heeIed model below is made of narrow strips of gold kid and white
 satin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-29

Problems of general interest submitted gussed in this column. Letters unsuitable
 answered. personally provided they contain
 snveIOpe. All rames held i'm confidence.
 .are of this newspaper.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
DISPUSO Ell PRESIDENTE
QUE ACONSEJEN LOS IN
GENIEROS DE EJERCITO

Washington, Octubre 10. =
Con ell fin de estimular ell pro :
grama de obras ,pdblicas de 400
millones de pesos, Ell Preside1te
Roosevelt escogi6 aver a IL de
les mejores ingenier0s del ejar-
cit0, desi2nando al Oral. E. M.
Markham, jefe de los ingenier2 Z
militares, para que sea console
70 del administrator Hopkins.
Como jefe de la WPA, ell Presi-
Iente nombr6 al teniente coro-
mel F. C. Harrington, del mis-
no crerpo.
A Hopkins Sc lie dieron tam
bien los nombres de otros once
oficiales, a los cuales debera
utilizar.
Uno de los prop6sitos del Pre-
sidente al lamar a los ingenie-
rOs militares es impedir que los
politicos d9minen la direction
de las obras.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
Sc FIJARA LA FECHA DE
EJECUCION DE KAUFMAN

Trenton, n. j., Odtubre TO-
Ell p~residente de la Corte Supre
ma del Estad3, Thomas w.
Trenchard, senalara en- esta Sc
mana la fecha de ejecuci6n de
Bruno r. Hauptman, condena-
do a muerte por ell secuestro y
asesinato de. n:no Lindbergh.
Les trece magistrates del Tr!
bunal votaron aver per la con-
firmaci0n de la sentencia, i'm :
puesta por un tribunal inferior.
Comentando la noticia que su
abogado lie llev6, en- la tarde de
aver, Bruno dijo: "Yo no come
II este delito Y ellos 10 averigua-
an cuando sea demasiado tar
le". La defensa tiene ahora tres
'ecursoS: Apelar a la Corte Su-
prema de los Estados Unidos,
acelar a la Corte de Perdones
para que lie commute la pena, y
'clicitar un nuevo juicio del ma
gistrado Trenchard.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

COnoclGG planlSta de esIa Gu
dad que EMBARGO el pasado Mar
ties rumbo a la Habana.
Motiva ell viaje de S~antirzo,
Ia idea de contratar un buen
cuadro de arti.tas del genera
bufo, para ell teatro del Circulo
Cubano.
Entire las principales figuras
que piensa traer, figura la ia
mosa y muy conocida Blanca
Becerra.
Santirzo desde haee tempo
de:eaba realizar esta empresa,
pero 10 detenia que ell teatro no
10 querian comprometer hasta
que ell empresario Canosa deci-
diera 81 venia O no. En- vista de
que definitivamente no vendra
Santirzo arriesga su dinero cor
ell deseo de ofrecer a los aman-
ties del teatro cubano 10 mejol
que Sc pueda reunir en- Cuba.
Mucho exito lie deseamos al
j6ven pianista y ahora empire
sario teatral.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
~CONMEMORA KEY WEST
Ell 10 DE OCTUBRE

Key West, oct. 10.-La ciu-
dad conmemora hoy, en- honor
de la colonia Guiana, ell aniyer-
sario del "Grito de Yara".
A los actos Or2anizados con-
currira ell comandante Franco
Granero, ayudante del presiden
TIE de Cuba, coronel Mendieta,
que arrib6 en- ell canonero Juan
Bruno Zayas.
Por la manana Sc visit6 ell
cementerio. Una velada Y bale
Sc verificara per la noche en-
San Carlos.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
WOODWARD PUEDE SER
JUZGADO EN- ESTE CON-
DADO

La corte suprema del estado
decide aver 9re w. D. Wood
ward, el j6ven abcgado de De
Land a quien Sc acusa de reel
Sir y ocultar certificates y ac-
clones, robadas, puede ser juz-
gado en- ell cCndado de HILLSIDE
rough aunqre ell mismo case
este. perdienta contra el en- ell
'ondado de fernando.
Intervino la ccrte suprema
en- ell case a peticion del aboga-
do E. R, Dickinson, que solicit6
Sc prohibiera al juez Petteway
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
UNA FIESTA PARA LOS Nj
NOS

Bajo la direction del Consejo
de Sc uridad de Tampa y ell de-
p~aFtamento de policia, el mu-
nicipio ofrecera una fiesta a
los ninos ell dia de Halloween,
como Sc hizo el emo pasado.
Al aeto de organization, que
Sc efectuara manana por la no
che en- la oficisa del jefe de po-
licfa, asi5tiran los delegados de
varios clubs y organizaciones
civicas.
La fiesta empezara a las 7
Re la noche y terminals a las
II. Sera cerrada al transito la
Gale de Franklin entire Lafa-
yette y Madison.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
yAPARGN IOSA-
ENTE DOS HIJOS DEL
~AEsIDENTE

B2stcn, Octubre 10,-Un au-
tom5vil guiado per John A. Roo
seveltAde 10 amos, hijo del Pre-
sidente\de los Estados Unidos,
a quien\ ccmI2anaba sEma-
no james,, de %, rompi6 aver
una barrera y fue alcanzado de
ladc por un tren, salvandose les
dos j5yeres milagrosamente.
john lie do una rapida vuelta
al tim6n y 'pr:o ell coche en- la
misma direction que llevaba~ Ell
tren, Franklyn, Jr., otro hijo
del Presid@te, le telegrafio a
SUI padre 10 sucedido. Ell auto
m0vil sufrio importanies ave :
%ria
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
DE RADIO

Estaci6n ae Clearwater y ca
dena Nacienal: 5:45, matinee
musical; 600, programa NBC;
6:15, orquesta de Stern; $50,
notseias; 700, concerto; 7:15,
tenor Regan; 7:45, orquesta de
Glen Island Casino 900, en-
barcaci6n del captain Henry ;
1000, orquesta de Paul White
man; II 80, programa de la AGA
demia naval de los E. IT,; 1900
violinista; IL :08, orquesta de
Weeks, 1890, orquesta de
Dornberger.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia: 500, Howell y Wright
5:15 canciones de Farrell $50
pianista Scott; 500, los cade-
ties; CHS, canciones Patti Cha
pin; 6:35, orqresta de Mess
nerr; TO, 0Myrt y Mar2e; 7;15
Ruddy Clark; 1880, Kate Smith
80, tenor Melton; 900, Wal
ter O'Keefe; 1920, Ell mundo
al dia; 10:45, orquesta de Vie
tor Ray, y IL :15, orquesta de
Claude Hopkins.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
SANCHEZ MARQUEZ De-
LOS DE-
RECHISTAS

Madrid, Qctubre lO.-Los pc
ri6dioos de IA izluierda danunY
cian 81 arresto y prisi6n lie dem
Pear. Sanchez MarlTYez, vocal
Gel comite ejecut;7o nacional de
onion ReprblicaLa y vlerina-
rio miiitar afecto al servicio ci-
vii deSde hace cuatro amos. Ell.
gCb.erno asegura que ell arrestS
Sc 49, al hecho de que siendo
nilitar tomafparte activa en- la
2olitica;% izquierla sostiene
que a los militares monarquicos
Gil Relies nc los persi. ue, aun-
que no Ccu.tan sus sentimientos
anti-rerublicanos.
HPara la defensa del Sr. San
chez Sc nombr6 a don Arrelio
Matilda.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
En- prOgresO

Muy adelantados los ensayos,
de la obra "Yo necesito un ma
ride infiel'', que la Secci6n de
Damas del Centre Espanol &C.
lebrara ell dia "a, en- ell teatro
Casino.
Las damitas Sc afanan por in
-erpretar sus papeles 10 mejor
lrosible.
Saldra ell sol csc dia para
complacer los deseos de Ange-
lita la simpatica P~residenta.
Tcmaran parte en- las varie-
ladies, que dirige la Srta. Car
men Fernandez, la I3ianista
Srta. Socorro Alvarez, Manue-
la Fernandez, Margarita Fer
nandez, Lydia Morales Miss
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
En- Ell Centre AsturidnO

No pasara por alto la inolvi-
dable fecha, II de Octubre,
Ola de la Raza', para la dis
tinguida sociedad Centre Astu-
riano. Fecha gloriosa para la
raza e~sQanola, que no debe pa
sar desapercibida.
La Secci6n de Recreo, ha-
ciendose eco de 10 que s~ignifica
csc dia, ha preparado una gran
fiesta bailable en- ell palacio de
la avenida de Nebraska.
Los bailables americanos es-
taran a cargo de Mano Sanchez
y The Southerners, en- ell salon
alto, y LA Tropical" en- la sa-
la cantina.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
TOREABA A LOS AUTOMO-
VILES

Valencia, oct. 10.-A la entra-
da del pueblo de Sueca, un bo-
rracho, Ramon Estrada, Sc en-
~tretenia en- "'torear" a los auto
movies.
Estrada Sc coioe6 frente a
Juno de los "toros" y no pudo "a
partarse a tempo, pasand9le
las ruedas por encima.
En- gravfsimo estado in2res6
en- un hospital de esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
AF@OBARON LOS COMISIO-
NADOS Ell AUMENTO DE
LAS CONTRIBUCIONES

Los comiSionados del c9nda-
do aprobaron aver ell aumento
de contribuciones a 42.6 milesi-
mas, en- lugar de 81 milesimas
que Sc pagaron Ell ano pasado.
AL mismo tempo la comisi6n
1enal6 mas atlas contribuciones
para cinco de los siete districts
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

Tn bale
Ell Club The Theirs Amis"
jara su primer bale de invita-
ION, en- ell Centre Espanol de
West Tampa, ell sabado que vie
ne, de 10 a 2 de la madrugada
Tocara Bob Portion.
Aprecio la invitaci6n que me
2nvian.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
CORtratddOs Los B0hemi0S

La orquesta Los Bohemios
.ocara TODD ell programa baila-
BE del Cabaret Privado que &C.
'ebrara la Secci6n de I3ecreo del
Cubano, ell dia 10.
Esto vendra a dar realce al
magnifico pro2rama confeccio-
ladC para esa fiesta.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

segund0 de Ia Serle
Volvera a bailar nUeStra ju-
ventud en- la segunda matinee
bailab.e, correspondence a la
"serie' que ofrece la Seccion de
Recreo del Centre E:panol, en-
FL salon alto de Ia casa de Ybor.
Tocara Don Francisco.
RECORDINGS que habra mesas
reservadas, a 25 cts. la pareja.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
SOCIALES

Sc lie prepare una<unclon Qe
beneficio, er dia 81 de Octubre
IN Ell tsatro del Castillo Crist6,
bal C0h, de los Aguilas d.
90.
Made mejor qus Pillar Sc tie
ne canada esta function y la COO
peraci6n de stod9s por cuanto
ella nunca ha sab;do 9egarse,
cuando han sido solicitados sus
servicios.
La obra sera muy c6mica, CO.
no para Pillar, que hara derro-
he de gracia en- su papet
No Sc cabra en- ell teatro el
tia 80.
Daramcs mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

BeneficiO de Pillar Ramirez
A la muy conocida actriz ca
racteristica Sra. Pillar Ramirez
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

tCigarran, VicenA Fernandez,
Della Pacheco, ElenaA@astra,
Angelina Arias, Amelia E.ca-
ia.1te, Julia Cigarran, Ros8e
Cacciatore, Nela Case, Sarita
Cuervc, Jcsefina Villadonga,
Alicia Case, Argelita Gonzalez
Ioardes Vazquez y Eulalia Pa
niello.
Cesar RiUerO. :
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
PAlPl7icloNS s AcoX9ElE:
Los c~oroneles herederos del%lanscal F isudski
SNmaaeudio q votar ell 400 de&os

&hLueS SCHdI dltS Gil olOliIo'
sido la primeras eleccio-
~ des de la muerte del ma
riScal Pilsudski y Sc han hecho
EN- arreglo a la nueva Consti-
tuci6n y a la nuava ~ Electo-
raj, rrcyectadas una y ctrS
vida del mariscal, por y pam
g amigos del mariscal, al CD
etc sc alargar indefinidamente
en- Polonia ell regimen paterna-
ista y la ~presencia en- ell Poder
lei llamado "partido de los CO.
rcneles". En- Alemania, en- TIA
Fla Y en- Russia Sc gobierna c1
el sistema del rartid0 ul,
Los coroneles pClacos@o
lc5 payasos del circo-hal Sail
do a la pista con ell prop3@to de
eiecutar I'm ntimero Adavia
mas differ. Asegrra4ue pa
particles politicos no hacen MIN
guna falta, nj en- plural nj en-
singular. Basta con unos GUAM
.os coroneles escogidos por au-
% selection.
A juzgar por las escasas no
ticias que hasta aqui van lie
gando, ell primer ensayo del SIS
tema electoral ideado por los
ingenio9os coroneles polacos he
reder3s del m~arislcal Pilgldski
Ia sido IN verdadero desastre.
Han triunfado desde lrego, y
por mayorias aplastantes, to-
dos los coroneies que iban en-
candfdatura, Han triunfadcI
tambien los parientes, amigos y
aGmiradtres de los CHRONICLES
lue iban en- candidatura con
2Tcs. Este resultado era inevi-
able. La nueva ley Electoral
rclaca no admite sorpresa. Co
rCnel que Sc presenta, coronel
alegido.
La inmensa mayoria del pue-
clo polaco justified solemnemen
Se IL politica abstencionista de
les partidos de ~oposicion. Els pc
ible que manana los coroneles
. piensen mejor y acuerden mo
iificar ell resuItado de las cleo
Zones en- beneficio de los altos
'ntereses del pals. De momento,
bajo la impression del primer
susie, ell Gobierno polaco Sc ha
raignado a confesar queen
carte por culpa del NAL tempo
La gaceta., 1935-10-10

81 ndDld
Noticias transmititas por ciS}
tos CORE iconsales y Agenciay
danlna participation menor'
toa. En- algunas sircunscrip
se han abster0to las cua-
&uiptas parties del cuerpo e
~ctoA muchas ctras, las
res Fas parties. Solo en- las
regi es con importantes mino
riaAacionales alemanas 0 ukra
has la participation electoral
2as6 del cincuenta por ciento.
En- Silesia y ell corredor del Wis,
tula, porque los elementos ale :.
names recibieron, seg1n Sc d.
ce, indicacicnes de dar sus vo-
tos a les candidates guberna :
mentales, en- atenci6n a las cor
diaies relaciones que ell "parti-
ID de los corOneles" mantiene
con la Alemania naciCnal socia-
:ista. En- Ukrania las fuerzas
nacionalistas acordaron tomar
parte en- la lucha. electoral, CO.
mo medic de agitaci6n y propa-
ganda.
Como resultado t&cnico de las
e,ecciones Polonia cDntara con
un magnifico Parlamento de co
roneles !-efectivos y honorarios.
-dispuestos a dar SUI apoyo al
Gcbierno de coroneles que, con
Il asentimiento de los restantes
:croneles del pals, administran
| regimen d~ictatorial estable :
edo por ell mariscal Pilsudski.
Lo 1nico que les falta a tdos E.
Sos coroneles es, segdn ACADIA dc
verse, ell asentimiento de la ma
yoria de los ciudadanos. Sc ha-
bla va de que ell Gobierno dimi-
tira Y sufrira modificaciones an
ties de reunirse ell Parlamento.
Ell coronel-no es broma-Sla-
week, presidente del Console de
ministries, pasara a la presiden-
cia de la Camara, cargo cue ash
mismo debe ser ocupado por I'm
coronel, y sera sustituido en- la
presidential del Gobierno se.u-
ramente por otro ~ccrsnal, cuyo
nombre Sc ignora. Tambien Sc
ignora ell tempo que pueda du-
rar todavia en- Polonia ell regi :
men de los coroneles despues de
una jornada electoral tan elo
cuente,
La gaceta., 1935-10-10
especiales de canine y par3
de los 80 districts escolaresS

a mi.esima F~roducira reste
aiiS Solo $4,000, 81 Sc cobra Ell
J.. Bajo la nueva escaIa de
Vibucicnes ell. propietario
IA a raz6n de $685. por ca
90 de tasacion.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
1900 BLOCK OF 18TH ST:

Have you heard about the
charming home that has been
turned into a guest house. It is
one of those old homes with a
wide porch around the entire
house and it is surrounded by
lots of ground beautifully land
scaped. The rooms are entirely
different, most of them have
huge Wood-burning fireplaces,
high ceilings and some of them
have bookcases and long win
dows through which you step
out on a veranda. If you have
ever visited the real South, you
will at once be impressed with
this home, as it reminds you
of days of long ago. Some of
the rooms would be ideal for
girls as there is an additional
upstairs sitting room where
they could entertain. Rates are
more than reasonable.
1900 BLOCK DECATUR ST.
N. w.:
Another one of those delight
full detached homes where you
can rent lovely airy room and
have the advantages of the en-
tire house. The owner will give
meals and I am certain you will
be very happy in these congen-
ial surroundings.
NEAR ROCK CREEK
GOLF COURSE:
Within five minutes of Rock
Creek Golf Course and a half
a block away from transporta-
ton is very delightful room.
The owner of this beautiful
home has no other guests and
because a member of the family
has left town she has decided to
utilize the space. The house in
itself is most charming with
porches, front and back, and a
lovely Handicapped garden, priv
ilege of which would be ex-
tended to the guest. Rental is
only $500.
IT interested IN any OF the
Gbove places. till out the coupon
belotD and ! tDill be glad to Gd.
Vise you the desired information.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
Announcements
Lost

BOSTON Bull. male; black & white mark
ings; Duke; Feb. LIST. Lib. Rev. 100
Wells Ave. Edmonston. Nd. Pot. 4S1S.
BOOK BAG-Brown, contents books &
blue gloves; lost Feb. 6 at Sth & =
Sts. n. E. Reward. Pot. 1928.
CARD CASE-Brown. Palace Theater. Sun.
eve. Texas Masonic Shrine cards Ma
Ronic bodies take notice) druggist assn
cards Senate & House admissions. Nat
2O73. 2215 Constitution Ave. Reward.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
BENTAL HI UNITING
Nth
BARBARA HOLMES

Due to the great number OF
requests for Barbara Holmes
SerDtce. ALL INQUIRIES MUST
BE MADE BY mail or q personal
OtStt. Please DO NOT make re.
quests BIZ telephone.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13

Due to the great number OF
requests for Barbara Holmes
SerDtce. ALL INQUIRIES MUST
BE MADE BY mail or q personal
OtStt. Please DO NOT make re.
guests BY telephone.
21OO BLOCK OF S STREET:
Here is a place for a real cpl.
curean who desires all the nicer
things in life. A residential club
for both ladies and gentlemen
furnished in royal style with a
spacious living room with large
comfortable easy chairs. Sweep
ing yellow satin Grapes through
out this room make a most at
tract1ve contrast to the eye.
For the summer days there is
an exquisite garden where you
can be served the most excellent
food, as the owner of this house
has lived abroad, so really
knows how to make a real
home for anyone. This is, in
deed, place you will like.
10th AND r SITS. N. w.:
One of the cleverest arranged
apartments in a three-room,
kitchen and bath suite that
have seen was this one located
at 18th and r. A large recep-
ton hall divides the kitchen and
living room from the two Sleep
ing rooms, one of which could
be used for dining room if two
bedrooms were not necessary.
Across the front of the apart
ment was a sun porch looking
out on 18th Street. This apart
ment rents for 500 and will be
furnished for a small additional
amount. Hotel service, includ.
ing switchboard, elevator and Of
flee. A very convenient location
as one could easily take ones
constitutional in the morning
by walking down to office. . if
not so ambitious, the bus passes
by the door. There is also avail
able in this same building,
two-room, kitchen and bath
apartment, the rental of which
is $1,000.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
Wall Paper

WALL PAPER-special room lots. 81. 25:
sufficient for ceiling. side walls and Dor.
der. room 10x12xs Wide selection Walter
Morgan & Co. Inc. 421 10th NV. Ma. 1888
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
Clothing Sought
For Towns Needy

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. ia
drive for the collection of clothing
and furniture to be distributed to
the needy of the city, has been
launched by the Red Cross Chap
ter.
Roger sullivan announces that
the building at the corner OF
Duke and Fayette Streets will be
used for headquarters.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
Official Notices

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD, Washington. D. c.. February IL,
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.
ing of such licenses, and that hearing will
be had on such applications for licenses
Room 221, District Building: PISA. Samuel
Rubin Retailers A 1902 Georgia Ave.
n. W: 1856. Frank Wool. TIA Hamilton
Liquor and Meat Market, Retailers A, 1904
North Capitol st. George W. Offutt Agnes
X. Mason, Isaac Cans, Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
Educational
Beauty Culture School

BEAUTY CULTURE-Mabelie honour
School. South's original, largest. finest
school. New day, ev'g classes now form'g.
SIS 14th N. W. and 1925 N. n. Ave, NV.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
Business Opportunities
A REAL, OPPORTUNITY

A REAL OPPORTUNITY
GO INTO BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF
Responsible men and women will be
appointed to care for established business
in Washington. d. c; and, vicinity We
furnish everything and teach you business,
Guaranteed profits earnings of fifty up
weekly $3.50 required fully secured by
firm with national rating and returnable.
Don't answer unless you have necessary
sihle. Address Dorsey. Bellevue Hotel.
WashinEton. D. C.. for appointments.
The Washington times., 1935-02-13
statesmen

So TO SO per day, money every night.
Something new, not sold in stores:
every home a prospect Must be free
to travel, transportation paid. Men
this is winner and / don't tell you.
but will take you out and show you.
SEE ME WE'D. 3P. M. ONLY
MR.. DORMER HOTEL HAMILTON
The Washington times., 1935-02-13

WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
Gold Silver Watches Diamonds Cold
Teeth and Discarded Jewelrv license
SELINGER'S. 818 F. ST. N. W.