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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Y Chytrak0Ve
Napsal spsovatl Nejmenovany.

e3cs smse5css
vati, re by byl tohoto cloveka
nekdy videl.
Vypaseny, starnouci mechac,
S pronikavym pohledem, veil
telskou reel -
"a odkud racte byt?" dora
Eel ma neho hostinsky.
"Odtud", znela pysna odpoved
este mych letech a ia vas
neznam!" divil SIC pan Demuth
Gale ia vas poznal hned a
poznal bych vas vsude i kdy-
byste nemel sveho "beranka"
a pykslu pc tatfnkovi pri So
be-" drazdil no cizinec.
"a ktery jste?" vyptaval Sc
hostinsky.
"Tak jsem prijel svemu sy-
nu Chytrakov ukazat," vyhnul
Sc odpovedi neznamy.
"To je hezke!"
Pan Demuth ma chvilku po-
odesel. A drive nez-li Sc vra-
til, dostavila sc k host1m sklep
nice S knihou, do nfz Sc mali
z~apisovati "u beranku" nocu-
jfci hoste. Donesla lined "a
roven inkoust a prosila O "a
psani.
Cizinec Sc tomu usmal, neco
W cizim jazyku pronesl k syno-
vi, a pax small Sc oba. Staroch
wal knihu do ruky a jail Sc il
prohlizeti.
Poslednl zapis do nj stall sc
asi pred rokem.
"To tedy mate tax malo no.
sti,?" tazal Sc cizinec pouka-
zuje k tomu.
Gale oni Sc vSichni nezapi-
sujf," uprfmne sdelila sklepni-
Ice.
"Tak my Sc nezapfseme ia
ke," odv6til neznamy a knihu
LII vratil.
Odmftnutf to zvedavost pa
ne Demuthovu tax stupnovalo
la napjalo, re mel sam "a po-
trebne v zalezitosti zakrocit.
GALE ia bych mohl byt pro-
to pokutovan!" vysvetloval CT
zinci.
81 kdyz jste nebyl pokuto-
van k Will jinym, tax nebude-
tie pokutovan k Will man," Cd
byl no tento.
"Kdyby chtel mestanosta
vedet, KIDD jste -" namftal
hostinsky.
"a kdo je mestanostou?'
chtel slyseti cizinec.
Gale to je porad pan sizu.
nek," odvetil pan Demuth.
"To 81 zaslouzf jiz pensi!'
prohodil cizinec.
"Ba -" uklouzlo hostinske.
mu.
"Nestal "a mic jiz pred tTi.
ceti Lefty, kdyz drahu cd Chy.
trakova odehnal," zacal CHI.
nee ostrym tonem a bez Ollie.
dI, re no n6kolik hostf poslou.
Tu vsak mel hostinsky ne.
kde jinde co chit.
Toho cizinci pouzili a vysl
ST do mesta.
Rovnou cestu brali Sc ns
hTbitov, pri cemz starSf mlad.
sfmu ukazoval n~ekolikrate ns
novy dun pc Dibelkovi, ma ter
ktery nazvan byl "U til Jani'
a jejz nynf jmenovali gu velke.
no pankrotu." Neco synov
pri tom vykladal a vysvetloval
Lide je pozorujfcf NELL "a to
re sc cizincGm patrne novJ
dIm lib.
Ma hrbitove sci starry jist5n
krokem do jednoho kouta &
zde sc zastavil v mfstech,
nichz mezi skupinou nekoliks
.pomn1kI nachazel Sc travinot
obrostly pohrbecek, ma nemz
bujel nyni prave jake snehen
obsypany kvetoucf jasmfn.
"Tady to je!" uklouzlo star.
simu cizinci cesky.
"Ano, tady to je!" oval Sc
|povzdalf HAS pfichozf pozoru.
jfciho kmeta, ktery neco na
.Ijednom z hrobu upravoval.
Cizinec nan tazav6 pohle.
del.
"Proto jsem Sc toho hrobu
nedotekl a skoro tficeti let &c.
kan, re jiste prijdete, abyste
Sc ma mem jake hodny SYN "a
sve rodice pomodlil,' ujal sc
slova kmet, zdejsf hrobnfk.
"Kolik robin Sc zde chtelo ji5
polozit, ale ia tomu pfedesel.'
Cizinec Sc zachvel.
"Vy jste Josef Soukup," re-
Xxi MI hrObnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
Napsal spisovatel Nejmenovany.

nu a koupil no z nedaleke YES
nice starry sedlak Neustupa.
Byl to Znamy p1smak a evan
gelik. Proto bylo vseobecnym
minen1m, re no koupil k Will
item JanGm". A proto lined
osnovano deset povestf, CO s
MIN starry Neustupa pocne.
Ten Sc s 1mysly svymi niko-
mu nesveTil.
AZ jednoho dine vecer dosta-
vii Sc S celedinem do Chytra-
kova, Easel 81 Ike staviteli Me-
louchovi a ten jmenem Neustu
povym Easel k panu mestanos-
tow a pax v noel pri mesfcku
ma pranf noveho majitele do
mu "U til JanI" evangelika
Neustupy re prIcelf daval Cd
stranovat nejdrfve sosku Jana
Husa, pax Jana zizky a ma ko-
nee Jana Komenskeho.
Neustupa 81 sosky slavnych
tech Cech1 nalozil ma VIZ do
slamy a odvezl je z Chytrako-
va pryc.
Pan mestanosta Sc nezdrzel,
ably Sc k tomu odstranovani
nepriSel podivat.
"a proc pax, pane soused,
tn nasi ceskou chloubu davate
odstranit a tax nase mesto o O.
zdobu pripravujete? ?" ptal sc
stareho evangelical.
Starry sedlak chvilku mlcel,
ale konecne Sc vyslovil.
"Je to dnes u mas hrozne,"
zaloval, "ze tyto til velke &C.
chy kazdy darebak prohlasu-
je "a sve patrony, &C obycejn6
ami nevf, co ii Tide ma svete VIA
sine delali a co cht6li. Ze to
nevite take?" obratil Sc ma pa
ma meStanostu.
"Inu, mnoho lidf u mas jejich
jmena bere nadarmo!" vyhnul
Sc odpovedi pan Sizunek.
"A obycejne takovf, jez by
Jan Hus nejhorliv6ji kaznil,
Jan zizka nejprisneji trestal a
Jan Komensky zcela jinak wy
choval," prohodil starry sedlak
"Nemohl jsem tn potupu pro
ne snest, kdyz 81 je ten Dibel-
ka dial ma dun. Proto jsem no
koupil, abych je z mfsta han
by, ma n6z byli postaveni, Cd
stranil. A to proto, pon6vadz
vim, co v nasf ceske historic
vlastne znamenajf!"
"a kan pax je date?" ptal
Sc pan sizunek.
"Zakopu je do zeme!" Cd
povedel mu sedlak Neustupa.
"Aby NELL pokoj a nemusili sc
dat zneuzlvat!"
Pc techto slovech usedl 81 do
slamy ma VIZ k sundanym
"trem Jandm'', celedin flecil
do konf a Neustupa odjfzdel S
chloubou mesta Chytrakova
pryc domG, do odlehle vsi.
Druheho dine bylo toho pine
mesto, CO Sc stale a kazdy to
chvalil, re starry Neustupa "tTi
Jany" z mfsta handy, ma nez
byly nehodnou rukou postave-
nj, odstranil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-13
~Zapomenuty krajan.

Jednoho privetiveho dine
vstoupil v Chytrakove ma ma
mestf pred postou obstarozni
pan S mladfkem. PTijeli v do
stavnlku Cd drahy.
Ac hned deset lidi 81 je pro-
hllzelo, tax nikdo nemohl do
hadati, KIDD by to byl.
Starry pan sc svym mladym
pruvodcim mluvili nejakym CT
zim jazykem, jemuz ami ne
mecky umejic1 nerozumeli.
Kdosi uznal, re je to fran
couzsky.
Cizinci zastavili Sc chvilku
ma namest1, staroch smekl dra-
ny billy slameny klobouk, he'd
bavnym satkem pretrel 81 pri
tom jake koleno lysou hlavu a
tucny oblicej a rozhlizel Sc DO
meste delaje pri tom DOZEN,
jakoby kazdy domek zde vel
mi dobTe znal.
VSdk TAKE o tom neJaka wy
svetlenf mlademu prIGvodci DO
daval.
Avsak nikoho 81 nevsfmaje
odebral Sc pc chvilce techto
rozhledG S MIN do hospody k
"bilemu beranku'', kde 81 plyn
nou cestinou objednal nejen O.
bed, ale take i pokoj s dvema
postelema.
Hostinsky pan Demuth, KITE
~ no prve pozoroval, kdyz byl
pfijel, lined byl u neho a ia
baterkou, ably no poctil snu-
peckem.
Cizinec Sc usmal.
"Tu mate pc tatinkovi!"
prohodil k panu Demuthovi a
snupacek pfijal.
"Vy jste no znal?" vyzvfdal
lined pan Demuth.
"Velmi dobre", odpovedel
tazany.
Pan Demuth nan bystfe po-
hlfzel, ale nemohl sc upamato-
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
NEGRO SHRINE
LISTS PROGRAM

Joint memorial services Of the
grand Imperial Council and the
knights Templars will feature the
opening of the thirty-fifth annual
convention of the colored Shriners
of America here on Sunday eve
ming, August 18, at Asbury M. E.
Church, Eleventh and K Streets
N. w.
The complete program for the
convention, just announced by the
general committee under chair
manship of ]. H. HankerSon, in
cludes a public meeting at 10
a. m. the following Monday morn
ing at Garnet-Patterson Junior
High School with Commissioner
Melvin C. Hazen to give the vel
come address. At noon the same
day the business sessions Of the
Templars, Imperial Council and
the Daughters of Isis will begin,
That night the Daughters will
stage a pageant at the Masonic
Temple. Tuesday the Court Of Cy
rene will convene at the Scottish
Rite Temple. 1900 block Of EleV'
enth st. N. w.
Wednesday the grand parade
will be held and a competitive
drill of the entire body will be
staged at Griffith Sta iu m
Wednesday night the grand recep.
ton in honor of the Imperial
Council will take place at the
Masonic Temple. Thursday at
2:3O the Knights Templars will
hold their drill and field activities
at the stadium while the Grand
Masters Council meets that night
at the temple. All activities OF
the convention will close on Fri
day.
Charles Freeman, who is grand
treasurer, is the only grand lodge
officer of the Imperial Council
from the Capital.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
CHURCH BEGINS
NEWBUILDING

CLARENDON, Va, Aug. Gas
the first fruition Of effort carried
on for more than a year by the
Rev. Perry L. Mitchell and his con-
gregation of the Clarendon Baptist
Church, ground was broken yes
terday for a $4,000 Sunday School
building.
This unit is part of a building
program involving nearly $200, 900.
A new church is also planned.
The new Sunday school building
will be constructed of brick and
have a seating capacity Of 500.
Arthur J. Porter, local contractor,
will erect the building.
Rev. Mitchell turned the first
spadeful of earth to break the
ground for the project.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
WORKS DELAY
IS SCORED

Federal Government "red tape"
in handling allotment Of funds to
the District for the new works
program was blamed today for the
delay in the expansion Of the local
program.
Plans outlined by CommiSsio
George E. Allen are ready to be
carried out, it was revealed, but
the Federal Government has not
yet allocated sufficient funds for
Washington projects. Approx
mately 100 men, a fraction Of
the number promised jobs here
under the Works Progress Admin
istration, we're at work today.
Harry L. Hopkins, F Federal
Works Progress administration,
has called a meeting for today to
review projects submitted by the
District Government.
Projects calling for expenditure
of four million dollars have been
prepared by local officials. Dis
trict work officials are hopeful q
large portion of the program will
be approved by Federal authori-
ties today.
It is planned gradually to re-
move from the relief rolls some
$4,000 workers who will be given
jobs.
Approximately 1000 jobs await
men on relief rolls in sewer extern
sion work. Commissioner Aliens
plans for this project were COM
pleted some time ago and sub
mitted to the Federal Govern
ment for approval.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
MUSEUM ALIVE
With RARE
STAMPS

From an exhibit room OF va
rious species of bird life, the
main exhibition room on the first
floor Of the National Museum to-
day had been transformed over
night into a stamp collectors
paradise.
Covering all fields Of collec-
tions, rare stamps have been Sc
lected from the collections OF
members Of the American Ill
atelic Society and the Washing
ton Philatelic Society. The occa-
sion is the golden jubilee conven.
ton of the A. P. S., which will
be in session all next week at the
Carlton Hotel, although the mp
exhibition will remain until the
end of the month for the bene,
fit of visiting Boy Scouts, sched-
uled to come here the last two
weeks Of the month.
Rare Issues Shown
A Times reporter invaded the
collectors "sanctum sanctorum"
today and encountered an EN-.
ploye of the museum. The re.
porter asked:
''What can you tell me about
the stamps?
"All / can tell you is a stamp
iS something which you use
when you want to mail a let
ter, but there are some gentle
men from the Washington
Stamp Society here who can
tell you all about it."
They turned out to be Philip S
Warren and Edwin F. Bethel
Mr.. Warren, with Albert F.. Kunze
arranged the exhibition, while Mr.
Beitzell, librarian of the local so
ciety, was engaged busily in Sc
lecting literature to be posted ir
connection with the exhibition.
Mr.. Warren stressed the fact
that the exhibition was a selection
from rare collections and moi
merely an exhibition by collectors
The collections ranged from
those Of two internationally ia
nous men - Franklin Delanc
Roosevelt and Harold L. Ickes-
down to Washington school chill
dren.
Neither the Presidents nor Sec
retary IckeS' exhibits included any
Of the stamps which Postmaster
General Farley passed out last
year, thus causing a nationwide
1urore.
Presidents Treasures
Among the exhibits are stamps
made by impression machines
similar to those used today as no
tary seals, which were employed
by the British government ir
taxing virtually everything during
the days before the American
Revolution.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
HOLC Makes
Foreclosure
In Capital

In the records Of the local Of
fices of the Home owners Loan
Corporation today was written the
first foreclosure sale in the. Dis
trict of Columbia.
A two-story frame building in
the 3400 block Nineteenth st. N.
w. was bid in at public auction by
Harvey Jacobs, attorney for the
local branch Of the Hole. Mr..
Jacobs made an uncontested offer
of $4,000 for the property.
According to Mr.. Jacobs, a loan
of $7,400 was made on the prop
erty to L. E. Sandford. The bor-
rover failed to make payments on
the loan, Mr.. Jacobs said.
The house will be reconditioned
and offered for sale, Hole
authorities said.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Dance Tonight

Yellow will be the color in order
at the midweek community dance
tomorrow night at $3.50 in Roose.
welt High School Armory. The
first five girls in yellow dresses
will be admitted free along with
the first five young men with vel
low ties,
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
TOMORROW
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

1890 P.M.-Lncheon, Rotary
CLUB, Willard Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Lions
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
100 P.M.-Lncheon, 1nterna-
tional Medical Club, Mayflower
Hotel.
700 P.M.-Meeting, Credentials
Committee, American Legion, May
flower Hotel.
700 P.M.-Meeting Rules Com
mittee, American Legion, May
flower Hotel.
500 P.M.-Meeting, Chi Sigma
Sorority, Mayflower Hotel.
800 P.M-Meeting, Washington
philatelic Society, Carlton Hotel
S:15 P.M.-Meeting, lambda
Sigma Delta Sorority, Carlton Ho'
tel.
TRADE BODIES
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Electric
Institute, Carlton Hotel.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Auto Service

American Auto WFeek0rS 2275 8 NV DE S762
Bond Auto Services rea: 1891 L NV 49,. AT O585
Buddy Hart Super Ser 3240 Prospect ~ WE 1872
DIekey Auto TOP Shop 1903 7, At NV :. ST 88I5
EarIe's Auto Services rear l343 18th NV. NO 9665
Henry [ Poole 1892 II ee.,,,,,......LI ~ $500
Geo W Davis 300 Ga av...........,.C0 CO S422
Grose's Auto Service 1884 9th nv -. ME 6646
Gaertner's Auto Service rear 719 n Cap MA 1850
Hensley Auto Body rear 1927 K ct NV me 6I78
lanes z Murphy 1909 N NV .. ST 950A
KiIIy's GARAGE 92l Florida av nw....DE 1927
RaybestOs Brake service SIT sv Of a6I6
Watts Garage rear 1927 o uw NO S2I0
Feat FssthsT..Sn" M % ssiv AHSIS iscS ~ N1' No sOss
Browns Auto RspaI: 1901 18th nv d.. NO $3.50
Johnson Auto RepaIr asl8 Ga aV nv NO 1910
Lambert Auto SerViee i4is lst no 20 5202
Did Dominion SerV Sta Cherrydals Va cLA 2570
Call Carl Inc 614 n NV OI 277S
MeComas OldSmobIIe Ser rear 1918 IS MA 1871
Modern Auto Body WEs all5 N nWME 1881
National Auto TOP Co 21l6 IA nw .... De 2348
No Washington St Garage Alex Va ...Alex 2707
Paurs Auto Shop rear 1873 L ct me 94l0
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
Philip A TOISoR 1901 nv ..... NO 9674
Senator's Auto Wash SOC 2n40 Ga az nv Mn o5tA
Triple Service Sta 813 Fla av NV DE 4039
Walter Rynex 1914 51st st NV WE 0oe8
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1929 II nv Ma S4I0
AUTO GLASS
Auto Glass Shop 1898 10 ~ 054S.W
West End Glass Shop 1868 L st NV. ST SSiS
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1922 Eve St nw..........ST 0!27
WELDING
0ay Welding CO 50 Sumner Ct nW......NA SS9I
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Jury Fails TO Fix
Death Responsibility

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 6 (SpeciaD .
Because it was declared there was
no "eye witness" to the fatal
shooting of Mrs. Mary Grant
Molter and her husband, Otto, in
Severna Park last Thursday night,
q coroner's just has declined to
fix responsibility for the woman's
death.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
And Then Was He
Hot II And Flushed

ATLANTA, Aug. 6.-Thomas
C. Erwin pushed a button
to turn on an electric fan when
he sat down at a colleagues desk
in the Citizens and Southern Ma
tional Bank today. The fan re-
NAMED still. Two minutes later
police riot squads rushed in. He
had pushed the wrong button
a burglar alarm signal.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Compromise Reached
On Oil Control Bill

A compromise agreement on
legislation regulating the oil in
duStry was reached at the White
House yesterday at a conference
attended by Secretary of Interior
Ickes, Senator Thomas (D0, Okla.
homa, and Representatives Ray
burn D), Texas; Cole (D.), Mary.
land, and Disney 3D.. Oklahoma.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Bids and Proposals

ment Division, Public Works Branch,
washington. D. c.. Aug. 2. 1935-Sealed
bids. in duplicate. will be publicly opened
in this office at 10 q. m. Aug. 20. 1885,
performing all work for bronze directional
sign and name frames, etc.. in the U. s.
P. O.. North Capitol ST.. and Mass. Ave
Washington. D. C. Drawings and speci.
fications. not exceeding one set. may be
obtained from the custodian of the build
ing or at this office in the discretion of
the Assistant Director of Procurement,
Public Works Branch. w. e. REYNOLDS.
Assistant Director Of Procurement. Pub
lie Works Branch.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie Sll4 nth nw..........AD 7757
Aidas Beauty Salon 25SS BIadenbg rd ns IL 1926
AIice's Beauty Salon 31OO Ga av....... co IlE7
Anglln'S Beauty Shopps 2515 IA st NV. co 1876
Arde Beauty Shop 29O6 IA st NV. co l0367
6etty's Beauty Parlor 1888 Col I'd nv co I032l
C0sMetlQue BeaUty Shop S151 Mt Pit NV co 7l07
Cosmopolitan Beauty ShoP 527 10th ct nv NE S8l6
Curtis Beauty Salon S418 ~ nw...... co $3.50
OonIphaR Beauty Shop Doniphan bg. .... Alex 4S2
Esther's Beauty Salon 648 e......... u 608S
Flora 3 Gray ls43 l4th NV 2555
FIoresteIIe Beauty salon sos d us ~. IL $3.50
irene IL Beauty PSror asoS IL nv. ..Co CO $3.50
Jacks HaIrdresslnq Salon TO Is nw..... Ol S567
Ioe Palano 1s43 Conn 0V ...... NO 1884
Leon & Jules HalrdresSlng 1854 q UW NE $3.50
LILLIAN CrameF l1l5 18th nv .0l 0235
Mrs. Olive Johnson PASS Nichols AZ 90. IL 1869
0VllVle sisters 1920 Conn MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty Shop 1900 = nv Mi O540
Ruth VItaIe Beauty Salon 1905 Vt sV nv NE 632G
WOodburH Beauty Salon 1873 Col I'd. co 8S59
CoL0RED
Acme Beauty Salon 0e nW........N0 l0394
AdelO'S 1850 nv :. 81, :. ,....,... NO 9474
e. Lac Beauty Salon isll L ct NV WHINE $3.50
Fleming Beauty ShoppO 1914 q nv. NO 63AO
Helene Beauty Salon 800 ID sW ....ME 4IS2
lORe-Z Beauty Shop 10 Q ct nW.........N0 6S07
Lady Lulu 1885 9th NV ........ 70 2S93
LaFraReO Beauty Shopps T0G 8 st uW.. DE SI06
La Val Beauty Salon lOll You NV R..DE 5365
MarlOnette Beauty Shop 1918 You NV NO 9Sl9
ROberta'S Beauty Salon 6l3 Eta ave nv. NO l0S87
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
CLASSIFIED
Automobile Dealers

Aaans Q / Plymouth Used carT'
addison chsv sales Inc iISi Irving ~ 40 Gii
elllhlmOP & Palmer Ford Sales b
Service Spencer HyattsViIIs Nd. :. .9R 2057
erlghtwOod Motor $3.50 Ga " nw.......e .eE 5343
Chesapeake AutO CO ll02 Ilth ss....... IL 1873
Crump Garage rear l341 st NV
Dixie Cab Association 653 N O Nv. DE 4740
Emsrs0H 0rms II & N nw.,.,....,,.OI 500
handlsy Motor Co $3.50 Go Az. .AD $3.50
ideal Auto AuetloReerS 81 Eye ne me sos
National Auto Sales 18th q Sts nv. 20 0527
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales q
Service 1880 COnn ~ Dl 600
1 Steuart Inc Ill0 nv
P0ntlao Sales 4 Service .,,..,..,.,,.OE $500
Used Car DEPT 1875 14..............DEl De l803
Used Car 0ept 1871 N..............DE II 4629
Northeast Branch l4l IL ns. ...........AT 620o
0ldS Show Room 1901 II ...........DE l000
0lds Show Room $50 b ne. .....,...AT e202
Branch L StsuaFt 141 II ne.. LAT 6200
etohlman Chevrolet SS07 N NV. I'VE I646
Walsh Motor Co Ford Sales q Service
Auto Ser Silver Spgs Nd 5000 Ga AZ. SH I0N
West End Motor Co 28lS NJ nw........ NO $685.
Wisconsin, Motors % & NJ nw.........OE $40
AUTO TIRES
CrIsmond Used Tires 1919 ne
lees Used Truck Auto Tires go W
TylerS Tlrs ShOp 1908 10th nW. ........N NO 1881
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Loans-Mortqaees

REAL ESTATE
4 0 HouShton Co 600 18th uw :. OI 7SSs
4 n Cooper 2nd Trusts $50 1lth NV. ma 1850
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty Ma Il03
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 & Ct u1
Tyler Rutherford 1890 1t nV MA 0l7S.0
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2805 Ca ave nv . CO mn
Greenbaum 1904 Eye Ct nv ........ ME 86e1
State Loan Co 3SOs ave Mt Rainier De 55SS
PAWN BROKERS
RossIyn Loan Co Rosslyn We ....,.,,.WAL eASO
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
CLASSIFIED


Aee Gun Z LOeksmIth Ills Eye ct NV ME ssSZ
Edison Gun { Key Shop 904 l1th aW
Emergsncy Auto Keys 706 9Th ct NV Of 1IJI
lacks Lock 4 Key She's IT'S 18th nv. ma S97S
treeIand 6OS ;t NV ...........ME 6Ioo
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Times
Table
TO-DAY
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

CIVIC AND SOCIAL
All Day-Members Of the Brit
ish Medical Association who are
in Washington on a Round-the-
World Tour, will be at the Carl
ton.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Beverages & Liquors

Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd nw. .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2443 Is Nv, ...... .A0 45e0
Ambassador Beer 4 lIQuoP 2465 l9 nW CO 1870
AmbroalS OeIloates0sn IL 8 Fla AZ nw NO 2O28
Avenue Wine Liquor Shoppe 2316 Pa av 90 IL 1887
Cairo Liquor ShoB 1878 ~ nv NO 97i2
Castle Lfauor store 1863 You st nW..NO 94I9
o Liquor store S249 Mt Pleasant CO 242O
Hyman's Liquor Shop S125 Ne Pleasant CO 1888
Jaffe llduOr store 20l q nv 49,. Of 1872
MUIheFIn'S LIuuor store II NV ME 1876
PJVeF's OeIIeateSsen q lluuoP 1929 II nW CO I0AI8
Plaza Wine 4 Liquor Store T05 N Cap NE 9376
ReId's II0UoF store 1859 y II nv NO q4I9
Reliable LIuuor store 18th & R av ne DE 222I
Servleo LIoIOr Shon 407 I AZ ne DE 6464
Liquor Store 625 Pa AZ % .... II 9727
spanish Store 1885 18th nv .:......0E I79S
SteeImaR'S Liquor Store 2746 IL NV CO 6767
true. Blue LIquOr Stsrs 1888 Wis AZ NV WE I546
York wine 4 IIsuor Store 1857 Ga AZ CO 366S
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Cleaners 8 Dyers
Laundries-VaIets

4 { n Cleaning Z DyOrs Co 2O5l Ga AZ De $3.50
Allied Cleaners OyerS oSS Hamilton nW De 62S3
Berry Blake l342 You St nW......O De SI62
G Evans 1928 nth nv .......AD 62S0
Economy Laundry 1855 4th nw.......... DE 1867
Fishers Cleaners Dyers 2l27 18th NV NO S785
Maynard's 2724 Georgia ave NV AD 1905
18th st Cleaners & 0yerS 28l9 IA NV CO 6376
Muvo Cleaners i Oyers 1928 IA nv CO 9S22
ParkvIew Cleaners Overs 32l5 18th AD saa2
18th ST. Cleaners DyerS Spec prices 2316 18th NV
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1851 Ward Court MA 1885
luuln Nus Cleaning Co 1928 7th nW NO yIUU
Marx keshlShiaH 1919 Conn Az :. MA 5346
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 244s 18th NV
Blue Ribbon valet She's 409h King Ct Alex Va.
0Oyle's Valet Shop 926 You st NV
Grand CtraI Valet ShOp 1343 N GV NV Me 6503
n Hardy 234 4th st sw
KRickerbOcker Shoe Shop 1924 18th st nv co 8ISI
1 Maseetti Exp Shoe Rep 3O01 Ga av.. AD 764s
Nick Errico Shoe Repair 2335 Pa av SO
Nlck's Quality Shoe Rep SOs Upshur NV AD 5762
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 52O7 Ga Az
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CoaI-Ice-

a / HorstOn 1889 sth q NV .........P0 1908
Delay Coal Z lee Co l4OO II NJ. NO ee72
Eddie Bell Ice & Coal 1918 9Th nw.....P0 5I4s
Evans lee Coal Z Weed c. 1919 Q HW. NO sass
Norman 1918 18th OW................DE $3.50
o Barnes 927 4th ct nw
II TruRnell JP 124S SSrd RW.......,. I'VE 2l2S
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Radio-Refrigerators

Abby Radio Service s547 Ga ave nw CO s6sS
ABC artery EI Ser Inc 1899 N Gao q De I7I7
Bills Radio Ser Il04h King at AleT We Alex 2S0I
CIayS Majestic PhlIco SerV 1880 I7th oW DE 5762
Garner'S SOC Radio Ser Calls CO 69IA
Gibsons Radio SerV 1921 Belmont I'd Ow CO 7I55
n G Lord Radio & RefV Service GE 0292
Gardner o 7Inkett 1913 You st NV DE 5500
Industrial CT & Radio 9erV S12 Fla ave DE $3.50
KennadyS Radio Service 1919 lAth nv co 1893
Modern EIe0 Lab 609 Fla ave ....,.....DE 4S20
Radio sam 46I4 18th NV ,..,GE 62AI
TrewoIla Radio Service 1910 z e ne At 42l2
Universal Radio EIeo Co 104 q st nv OI $3.50
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

DuvaI Millinery 1925 18th st NV MA 844S
Doll Hospital llOl l4th NV ...ME 27s2
Massye Robinson 2413 Nichols Az 50
shirt q Dress Hospital TIA 9th nW. ..P0 OS7U
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co 1908 q 0w. ma 1879
FURRIERS
Little America Fur Shop 2609 14th Nv. ..A0 9S07
Joseph ROendOrt S17 11th nV.........NA Sis
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 262s Conn ~ AD OisO
LEATHER GOODS
q W Kln0 III 18th nv .........."...NA %1A9
SPORTS SHOPS
COrrS Bicycle Z Repair 5535 III SVO. ..OE 1zsO
UNIFORMS
caVItaI Uniform Co 1908 I ct NV MA HOS9
Cleaning. Remodeling. Repairing
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Drug Stores

Eleventh 81 Pharmacy 800 II OO.... u II3S
HIItonS Prof Pharmacy 1898 22d nw....WE OO26