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Tickets for The Washington Times Fight Spec
iaI to the Joe Louis-Max BaeT fight in New York
on September ~ are on sale at the Baltimore and
Ohio r. R. ticket offices, 18th and II SITS. n. w.
These fight tickets are sold at no premium and
represent distinct saving on the cost Of the all
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Peacock, Bo1Os, Gains
Golf Spotlight
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Roger Peacock 24yearod Indian Spring Country Club
golf STAR today but spectator the 16 survivors
baed the national amateur championship at Cleveland
least he among the last 49, only meet defeat at the
hands Of Eddie Held Jamesburg j. and l. in the fourth
round.
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Blue to New
York to get
more fight
tickets for
The Times
Louis .Baer
fight special
t o b 9 Q n
joyedb by
the public
Of Washing
ton Septem-
Der "a:
The duskY
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indicate what Will develop in the first week
of October. If you cant do better than one
game with three aces against the Griffs,
howinell are you going to beat the Cardinals
or the Cubs?
schoolboy Rowe and Tommy Bridges, the
aces upon whom Mickey cochrane depends
to stop the Dean boys or the two aces of the
Cubs, were beaten. Rowe was routed
knocked out Of the box and Inundated
while Bridges favored by bad decision by
Bill MCGOWAN, was able to carry the game
along IL innings before making wild throw
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expense trip.

SAPSHS0 IUIPS
The Washington Times is glad to cooperate
with local boxing fans who are anxious to take in
the Louis Bser bout and sit in preferred locations
at no increased cost.
Just visit the Baltimore and Ohio R. R, ticket
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RoyulBlue
Window
Scene
Rv KIRK MILLER

Times Sports Editor
NEW YORK, Sept. IL.
Reflections while riding the
beautiful B. and o. Royal
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Standings

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
WASHINGTON, A; Detroit B. liz In
nings).
Chicago, 10; Boston, 2.
Cleveland, 5; New York. 4.
St. Louis.P Philadelphia (played former
date).
Today'S Games
Cleveland at WASHINGTON.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Observation-Disclosures
Powerful ELeuen
By JAMES E. PIXIE.

Football
CAMP LET'S, Mdr Sept 12.-Reports coming up from
the South increasingly indicate seaming battle for the
championship of the Southern Conference this
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ONef1
Alvin Crowder the third able to escape defeat in
halted by raging storm that deuged the field under
Of darkness. His margin single rum and if Bill
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That, indeed, should be suffi-
Gent golf honor for Peacock for
1885. Not since George j. Voigt
and Roland R. Mackenzie stalked
the amateur golf skies has a
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Pitching Let Up May
Hurt Tigers In
World Series
By FRANK "BUCK" o'NEILL
Times Staff Writer

Three Tiger only jackpot in four draws at
Griffith Stadium this week. and brothers, with the world
series crowdng the sports calendar failure may
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gambling fraternity of our
National Capital is parlaying
the Brown Bomber and the
Detroit Tigers in the two
most important pc n din 6
sports issues.
Bob May, with his son Bev'
erly, co-manager of Bobby Tow
is recuperating from two trac'
tured ribs sustained on a fish
ing boat during the recent
squalls in Chesapeake Bay.
They'll Settle OK!
An early settlement out Of
court is due on the financial
mixup whereby Joe Louis failed
to be paid in full for the recent
bow he took at Griffith Stadium
in a boxing program staged by
the Colored Elks.
The Detroit Tigers looked
like anything but champions in
Tuesdays 6-to-0 defeat they en-
countered at the mercy of Clark
Griffith's hands. True, the
ground was soggy and their
fielding seemed slow, but the
ground didn't dry out when the
C5riffS weren't at bat.
What Washington police cap
tain is much irked because con-
temporaries with far less service
have been elevated to higher po-
sitions?
What fighter who recently ap-
peared in a postponed boxing
program was on the loose at
Chesapeake Beach two nights
before the original date for his
fight?
It wasn't Joe Lipps, but he'll
be brought right back to an
Ahearn-TUrner card while he is
hot.
How Does It Feel, Babe?
Wonder how Babe Ruth envis.
ions the approaching World
Series on the outside of baseball,
looking in? Think I'll ask him,
while I'm up here i I can crash
through the intricate system of
communing with the great fel-
low!
George Marshall came back
at me strong at the ball park
this week when I jibed him
about plying the guy who man.
ages his Boston Braves, when
and if he buys 'em, for the sec.
ond-guessing he'd get.
"Well," Mr.. S m r ty, he
frothed, show much second.
guessing did yop get when i was
your publisher"
There's a tough guy to score
on!
The reason Washin gton
doesn't enjoy higher class box.
ing is because the fighters don't
get much for their efforts. The
reason the promoters can't pay
the fighters better is because
the people don't come out in
sufficient numbers to make bet
ter purses possible. It's sort OF
hopeless situation.
No Park Contract
That much.publicized football
game between the Washington
FederalS and the Boston Red
skins was called off because the
Redskins contract called for
the game to be played at Grit
fifth Stadium and the Stadium
had not been contracted for by
the promoters. So the Redskins
picked up their marbles.
On Eleanor Holm'S recent
theatrical appearance in Wash
ington she was asked how she
got around the amateur (sw1r1'
mer) rules in her stage singing.
Her reply struck me as some"
thing better than coy:
"WelI, I'm in Washington on
a singing, not . swimming tour,
but if the dramatic editors hap
pen to know and write that I
am also a champion amateur
swimmer, that doesn't make me
q professional, does it,"
WAR @WWRAH
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Of transportation, coach or Pullman, and with one
meal en- route to New York and transportation to
and from the Yankee Stadium, follows:
PULLMAN COACHES
SIS tickets S43.28. SIS fight tickets S3315.
80 fight tickets $3478 S16.5O fight tickets
S115O fight tickets $297S $11.5O fight tickets $685.
SS75 fight tickets $24O3. $575 fight tickets 1880.
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What fighter who recently ap-
peared in a postponed boxing
program was on the loose at
Chesapeake Beach two nights
before the original date for his
fight?
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What Washington police cap
tain is much irked because con.
temporaries with far less service
have been elevated to higher po-
SitionS?
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Wonder how Babe Ruth envis.
ions the approaching World
Series on the outside of baseball,
looking in? Think I'll ask him,
while I'm up here # I can crash
through the intricate system of
communing with the great fel-
low!
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I STATES BAN
DC. TROOPS

(Continued from Local Page)
terra, Dr.. Ruhland said "it is no
health menace whatever"
AS the first step toward pro-
tecting Washington children
against questionable public water
founts, the Playground Depart
ment of the District today in
Augurated use of the travelling
pool" a continuance which will be
attached to various water plugs
throughout the city to cool off
children. It was first used today
at Lincoln Park.
Middies Stay Aboard
Attendanceat Dis trict play
grounds and, public swimming
pools has dropped appreciably, Of
ficials reported today, as parents
seek to avoid unnecessary expos
ure Of their children, one of the
main factors in prevention of the
spread of infantile paralysis.
Officials of the Naval Academy
at Annapolis announced that none
Of the midshipmen aboard the
battleships Wyoming and Arkan-
sas will be permitted to come
ashore when the boats dock Thurs
day at Norfolk, Va. While Nor
folk, according to health officers
there, has reported no cases of in
fantile paralysis, naval authorities
ordered that the mihshipmen re-
main aboard in order not to be
subjected to any chance Of con-
tracing the disease.
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SHR|NERS OPEN
C0NCLAVE
SUNDAY

Memorial services at Asbury M.
E. Church, Sunday night at 8
O'Clock will open the thirty-fifth
annual session of the National I'm
perial Council of Negro ShrinerS
the Knights Templar.
Maurice w. Spencer, president
of the Negro Equal Rights League
will deliver the memorial address.
The roll of departed Shriners will
be called by Thomas H. Williams
and that of departed Knights by
William S. Lewis.
Melvin C. Hazen, District Com
missioner, will give the address OF
welcome at the opening public
meeting Monday morning at 10
O'Clock at Garnet-Patterson Junior
High School. j. Finley Wilson,
grand exalted ruler of the Colored
ElkS of the World will speak on
behalf of fraternal organizations,
while DR.. Conwell Banton of the
Imperial Council, DR.. A. w. Bra
zier of the knights and Lawrence
Leaker of Mecca Temple will re-
Spond.
The opening business session
will be held at noon at the Ma
sonic Temple. The imperial ball
has been arranged for Tuesday
night at the Masonic Temple and
the Daughters of Isis will give a
grand pageant Monday night at
8 o'clock. The Shriners will pa
rade Wednesday at 2:30 p. m,
and the Knights Templar Thurs
day at 2:30 p. m.
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Grunow Radio Men
See Latest Models

The new Grunow radio models
were presented to several hundred
radio dealers and service men Of
this territory at squad dinner
last night at the Kenwood Coun-
try Club. Shapiro Distributors,
Inc, representing the Grunow line
here and in Baltimore, were the
hosts.
Advertising plans and sales pro-
motions were outlined by factory
officials, including H. C. Bonfig,
vice president; James j. Bavin,
sales promotion manager; Charles
Gilmore, divisional manager, and
James D. Jordan, radio engineer.
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Ydnks Enjoy Sleep
In Ldfayette's Bed

CHAVONIA C-LAFAYETTE,
France Q.N.S0.-Several hundred
Americans so far this season have
slept in the birthplace of Lafayette
here. This French Mount Yer
non," however, is not a hotel.
Each guest merely contributes
what he wishes to a Lafayette me-
mortal.
Lafayette was born in the cha
teau on September 6, 1857. The
chateu remained in the family
until 1915, when Marquis CASTOR
de Lafayette decided to dispose of
it. Mrs. William Astor Chanler,
Of New York, made a French
mount Vernon" out of the estate.
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Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS. D. c., Washington. Au:
be received at Room 500. District Building,
S2nd. 1885. and then publicly opened for
improving the approaches to, the Calvert
Street Bridge over Rock, Creek lincluding
the Bridge floor) with about 1900 square
yards Of cement concrete base course and
about $3.50 square yards Of sheet asphalt
pavement, or alternate. Plans and speci.
ficationS may be obtained at Room 427'
District Building,
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Beauty Salons

Ada's Beauty Salon 1888 Bladenb'g I'd ne IL 1926
AIiee's Beauty Salon 300 Ga av...... CO IIH
ARsIin's Beauty ShOOppe 2515 st NV. co 1876
Arde Beauty Shop 1905 IA st NV. .... CO i0367
Bstty's Beauty ParIer 1883 Col I'd NV. CO Io32I
coSmetiaue Beauty Shop 1851 Mt PIT NV CO 7I07
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st NV ME- 1916
DORiphaR Beauty Shop Doniphan By. Alex 1872
Esther's Beauty Salon 64S Fl ne.......LI $3.50
FIorestelIe Beauty Salon s0S h ne..... II $3.50
Gabriel 1919 Conn Az nv. ............N Ma 7I70
Irene Beauty ParIOr 1909 IA NV. CO $3.50
Jacks HaIrdreSSIns Salon TO IA NV. DI 5567
Joe PaIano I348 Conn av...............NOA 1884
Leon Jules Hairdressing 1882 NV. ME 1858
Lillian Cramer ll15 18th nw...........DI 0235
Mrs. Olive P Johnson 2435 Nichols Az Sc IL 1858
OgilVie sisters 1920 Conn av ...... MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty Shop 1900 F NV. ME O54O
Ruth VitaIe Beauty Salon 11O6 Vt av NV ME 1926
WOOdburR Beauty Salon 1853 Col I'd. CO $3.50
C0L0RED
AdsIs's 1850 o NV ...................NO s474
e. Lac Beauty Salon 1911 L st NV ME $3.50
Fleming Beauty ShOppe 1914 st NV. NO 6348
HeleH's Beauty Salon 800 I'd sw......ME 4I92
Lady Lulu 1885 9th NV. ..,.............PO 1898
La Val Beauty Salon 1O11 You DE 5365
MariOnRett0 Beauty Shop 1915 You NV. NO 95l9
RObsrta's Beauty Salon 61s Fla Az NV NO I05S7
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Official Notice

ALCOHOLIC BEvERAG CONTROL
BOARD. Washington. D. G.. August -,
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 on August %, 1885.
at 10 A. NJ. in Room 219;, District Build
National Capital Lodge No. $50 Improved,
Benevolent and Protective Order Of Elks
of the World. A Corp. Retallers Class y
1913 R Street. N. w. GEORGE W:
OFFUTT. AGNES K MASON. ISAAC
CANS Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
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Auto Service

American Auto Wreckers 2275 DE S762
Bond Auto Service rear 1921 NV. .....AT 0505
Buddy Hart Super Ser 324O Prospect aV WE 2972
Cali Carl Inc 614 H NV. ...............Dl 2775
Dlckey Auto IOp shOp 1903 L st NV 81 SSIs
Henry L Poole 1912 IL se............ IL $500
Gee W Davis 300 Ga av.......C0 6422
GrOSe's Auto Service 1884 9th NV NE 6646
GaertReF's Auto Service rear 719 Cap MA 1850
HensIey Auto Body rear 1927 X st NV. ME 6I7S
James z Murphy 1909 NJ nw...........ST 9504
kiIly's Garage 921 Florida av NV .....DE I222
Raybestos Brake Service GIT N N....Dl S6i6
Watts Garage rear 1927 o NV. mo 92I0
18th St Garage = c willie 1909 10 NV
Featherstone SerV AnsIe 1905 ave. NO s065
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th NV. No $3.50
Jacob Levin Used cars.Parts 1910 18th Sc II l644
kidWelI Auto Paint Shop rear 1144 18th MA 1888
Lambert Auto Service 14l8 1st ne 49,. Pc 52O2
LeOnard's Auto Service I34I RiGSS st NV NO 1858
m. srS:s S1s.I: s' st tssT isis sG
Modern Auto Body Wks 2115 NJ NINE 1881
National Auto Top Co 2116 IA NV .... DE 2348
No Washington st Garage Alex Va. Alex 2707
Old Dominion SerV Sta Cherrydale Va ola 21S
Paul's Auto Shop rear 1915 L st me $40
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
Ryo's Service Garage rear 216 c st NV DI 1888
Senator's Auto Wash SOC 2040 Ga ave NV NO 95l4
shand': Garage rear 1927 st NV
Smith. Dayton rear 1929 K st NV. ......NA 6l84
Triple Service Sta sl3 Fla av NV. DE 1888
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 NJ NV MA $40
AUTO GLASS
z Auto Glass Shop 1903 Sc $50 IL 8543.W
West End Glass SHOP 1903 st NV. ST SsIS
Conrad Garage 1929 ~ 0 s sS".......sr s7a7
Day WsIdins Co 80 Sumner ct nv. ECZEMA 1891
Weldit Inc SIG First st nw............ME 24l6
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Meet to Plan Campaign

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Aug. IS.
Plans for active participation in
the coming presidential campaign
will be made at a meeting of
the executive committee and dele
gates of the United Young Mems
Democratic Clubs of Montgomery
county in the police court room
here next Monday at 8 p. m.
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

DuvaI Millinery 1925 18th st nw........ va 844S
Doll Hospital 110l 14th Understandable z792
Massye Robinson 2412 Nichols av So
New Way Tailors 919 H st ne.........I - S493
Shirt T. Dress Hospital INA 9th nW...'PO OSIl
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co 1908 H NV. MA 1875
FURRIERS
Joseph RoSendoFf S17 18th nw..o......NA SSIS
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 1929 Conn Az AD O4ss
LEATHER GOODS
" King 511 18th nw...........o...'NA @z4Z
SPORTS SHOPS
Corrs Bicycle Repairs $685. Ill aV....sE 22S6
UNIFORMS
Capital Uniform Co 1903 I st nw....... ma 1858
Cleaning, Remodeling, Repairing
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Decoratins-Painting-
Papering

coe,ar Short PIasterIno 63o Mass Az NV DI SOsI
HooDer q. KIesmer 929 n st nw...,...NA 4736
MeC:IeIian 4 Co Inc. 923 u st nw..NO 1888
MahOney Wallpaper Co 1924 Pa ss.. u 0559
parsley & Holt 1903 l4th nw,....GE 1885,
/ smith i724 Webster nw,.....AD 7IO8
4 Lewis 1929 LIST NV gen repairs lime 1856
Louis TuOZZO 1924 18th NV
Paul Serene 1913 Penn st ne...........A InS
Thomas Burch Gen Repairs 1882 V st NV 20 S46S
WlGslngtOn George 1914 No Car av Sc At @S4S
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Professional Services

Feet Hurt7 improved Locke Method. ,... 81 6409
Dr. r Francis Dentist 1924 18th. ..,.... NO $3.50
Or WIN h0ck 10 9TH NV. MA SISL
Or Nelson (specialist) 4O4 7th st NV Treatment
free One weeks medicine $l00
Or SCOTS Indian Med Co 1905 9th NV. .P0 SOS
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond big MA 0724
Or W A Cameron Foot Spe 1884 U NV. NO S4S2
PERSONALS
Parrish Evans Day Nursery Permit 512. IL 1855
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 h WI 2s4S
Boyds School of Sect 1888 F st ma 2342
Columbus University 1923 18th NV De SAB
Miss Floods kindergarten 1922 Mass Az NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G st NV MA 1882
Poteets Business College 14th & Eye SITS MA 47I7
Stanfield Sect School no 14th NV. ...... 0l 1888
Southeastern University 1876 G st NV. MA $3.50
Whitmore Sect School 141O h st NV. me $751;
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REAL ESTATE
A HOughton Co 9O9 18th NV Of 1885
Cooper End trusts $40 18th NV ma 1882
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty. MA 1908
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 X st NV
Tyler L Rutherford 1920 st NV ......NA 047S.6
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 1905 Ga ave NV. ...........C co I7270
GTeenbaum 1904 Eye st NV. ........ME 1852
State Loan Co 1909 R l av Mt Rainier. DE 5553
PAWN BROKERS
RossIyn Loan Co Rossyn Va............ Wal $3.50
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Acknowledgements

ABBY Radio Service S547 Ga av nv. $500. co s6ss
Claws Majestic PhiIco Serv 1899 18th NV DE 5782
Gardner b Pinkett 1913 You st NV. DE 5508
Garner's SOC Radio Ser Calls ......C co 69IA
GibsOns Radio SerV 1921 Belmont I'd NV CO 7i55
Green's Radio Service 34l4 18th ne DE 1926
n C Lord Radio & Refa Service .GE 0292
Industrial EI 4 Radio SerV 5l2 Fla av De $3.50
Kennedy'S Radio Service 1919 14th NV. co 7099
Modern EIec Lab 6O9 Fla sy,..DE 1928
Radio Sam ASIA 14th nw.....GE gal
TrewoIIa Radio Service 1910 z st me-. AT 1912
Universal Radio EIec Co lO4 H st NV. 81 $3.50
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE


Ace Gun & LOCksmith lib Eye st NV. NE 6637
Edison Gun Z Key shop 9O4 18th NV
Emergency Auto Keys 7O6 9Th st NV. DI 7Gz1
lacks Lock Key Shop 117S 18th NV. MA 1919
Freeland 606 D st nw............ME 500
Try Me Lock Co 22l1 14th nw.......DE 1877
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Moving & Storage

Ace Evaporation Co Woodward big 1911
All. State Transfer Co local long dis. DI 5726
Jobs booked daily-Phila-N Y-Boston
B { W Transfer Co 1912 w st nw......NO 1894
Call JackSOn's Express Co 1929 w st NV P0 1898
Davis Transfer Co 1916 East Cap st IL 1887
Doub's Transfer Storage 1900 Irving NV AD 7748
Eagle Transfer Co 1913 q st ne.........N0 6642
Gordon's 1889 18th nv. ..............P 0 1886
n C Condition 1903 st nw..........DE 1851
HAYWARD local dist moving 1887 81 NV WE 0648
Kirby'8 Moving & Express 800 c st SO IL 6O47.W
MuIIens Trans & Storage 2Ol0 9th......N0 $500
Preston Transfer IS Decatur st ne...... DE 1898
ROGERS Transfer 1868 st ne........L II 9775
D SWoffOrd 1919 5th DE 0l90-J
Rogers Transfer 1913 N Y ave. .........ME 9775
SnoWden'S Transfer 14th & Fla ne. u 1913
Walker 1922 18th nw.................DE 1888
MOTOR FREIGHT
HerreII Transfer 431 Sth st sw. ......... Dl zoos
Moore's Trucking SerV sos R l Rv ne. ..P0 1889
Red Line inc sos l ave ne...........P0 1888
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mAsaTTED SERVICE
Automobile Dealers

Adams c Plymouth Used Cars
Addison chov sales, Ine 1887 Irving nw..AD SAIL
BIIlhImer Palmer Ford Sales
Service Spencer hyattsViIls Md.....6R 2051
BFIshtWeod Motor $500 Ga ave nw......GE 534S
Chesapeake Auto Co 1l02 18th se........Ll 1873
CFump Garage, rear 1341 st NV
Dixie Cab Association $50 N st nw......DE $40
Emerson & 0Fms II & NJ nw...........DI 800
HaRdiey Motor Co $3.50 Ga ave.........AO $3.50
Ideal Auto AuctloReers 81 Eye ne.......ME sos
Jacob Levin Used Cars 1349 L st Se....: ~ 1881
National Auto Sales 14th & SITS NV. no O52I
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales
Service 1880 Conn ave nw............,.DI 400
l p SteuaFt Inc 1440 P NV
Pontiac Sales Service .............DE $500
Used Car Depot 1895 14...........,..DE 4803
Used Car Dept 1921 IA ,.............DE 4629
Northeast Branch 141 IL ne..........AT $500
Olds show Room 1901 l4,..,,,,,...DE $500
OIds Show Room $40 Fl ne............AI 6202
Branch SteUart 141 IL me- AT $500
StohImaR Chevrolet 1907 NJ w..........WE 1916
Walsh Motor Co Ford Sales Z Services
Auto Ser Silver Spg Nd 5000 Ga Az. 81 1919
West End Motor Co 1918 NJ NV. ........N0 $685.
wisconsin Motors 20 & NJ nw..........DE $40
AUTO TIRES
Central Tire She's COL New Jersey AZ NV
CrIsmond Used Tires 1919 ne
TyIers Tire Shop 1903 10th NV. ........N0 1851
Washington Tire Supply 1885 18th So At 22Ss
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PIumbing-Heating

Charles Broome 614 F st ne..........AT 1851
Call Sutton reg plumber 1909 U NV -. NO ESQ.,
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'CIeaners & Dyers
Laundries-ValetS

LuWIn Ru0 CIdaHIHy % no TN IT" ~ 10y
Mark Keshishian 1914 Conn av ......NA S346
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 244S 18th NV
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O9h King st Alex. Va.
Brj9ugIIO Shoe Repair 1928 Georgia av NV
DoyIo's Valet Shop 926 You st NV
Grand C'traI Valet Shop 1912 N aV NV We 6503
/ MascettT EXP Shoe Rep 3OOl Ga av. .AD 7649
Nick Errico Shoe Repair 1885 Pa av Sc
Niek's Quality Shoe Rep sos Upshur NV AD $751;
PeOUIe's Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 Ga av
shoe TroubIe7 See Nick 1924 II ne. DE l675-W
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Beverages & Liquors

A D LiauOF Co 1905 Columbia I'd NV. ..AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 10 nw..........AD $3.50
Ambassador Beer { Liquor 2465 10 NV co 1920
AmbrOgls DeIIcatesseN IA & Fla az NV NO 2028
Cairo Llquor Shop 1918 II NV ......N0 97I2
Castel Liquor store 1859 You st NV. mo 94I9
Liquor Store 3249 Mt Pleasant . co 2420
HymaR's Liquor Shop 3125 Mt Pleasant co 1888
Jaffe Liquor Store 201 G nw.......DI I742
MulhsTln's Liquor Store II H nw...ME 1915
Reid's Liquor Store 1859 U st nw......N0 94I9
Reliable Liquor Store 18th & 1 av ne De 1921
Rhode island Liquor Store 914 R aV ne 20 2535
Service Liquor Shop 407 av ne.....DE 1854
s E Liquor Store 625 Pa av se........LI 9727
Spanish Store 1886 18th nw..........DE 1898
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True Blue Liquor Store 1888 Wis av NV WE 1916
York Wine { Liquor Store 1857 Ga av CO 1865
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