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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02

The new 1895 Ford va models
made their first appearance at local
Ford dealers shOw-roOms last SatUr-
day, following the nationwide an
nouncement Of the new models by
the Ford Motor Co. on Friday.
The most striking feature of the
new Ford models is the body lines
which are di~stinctively modern and
a definite departure from any pre-
viOus Ford design. Second to this is
the increased riding comfort which
is a new engineering development
and called "center-poise."
According to R. A. Hayes, Indian
apolis branch manager Of the Ford
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Brazil Man Chosen
United Pres

oH 1NfttH Eftsa
BRAZIL, Jan. disappointment of
Harlan Salladay, Brazil. as Indiana
commander for the regular service
association, Retired Veterans of the
Regular Army, has been announced.
The appointment was made by
Walter Johnson, Clarendon, Va, a
tional commander.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
AUTOMOTIVE NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
WILMETH FIRM
MAKES RECORD
IN FORD SALES
Business During Last Year
Attained Volume of
S1,250,000.

The Roy Wilmeth Co., Inc,
72O N. Meridian-st, the largest Ford
dealer in Indiana from the stand
point of new and used car sales
volume, ended 1884 with the best
performance in the history Of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
MORE ACTIVITY SHOWN
General Motors Plants at Anderson
Employing 5000.

ANDERSON. Jan. after the
holiday halt Anderson industries are
humming with greater activity than
for many months.
At the plants of the Delco-Remy
and Guide Lamp corporations. both
General Motors units, it was Off
Ciallv announced that schedules for
December we're considerably better.
The plants employ approximately
5000 persons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Shot by Accident
BIZ United Press

BEDFORD, Jan. a Stumbling
over an object while making his
rounds, Cecil A. Brock, 81. Bedford
policeman, was accidentally shot
when his revolver was discharged.
The bullet lodged in his right side
and was removed. He is expected to
recover.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02

IlltIlLo ptS I'LL NY
Ford three years ago
at the time of the
announcement of
the Va engine. In
the three years in
t%ervening, Ford has
been engaged in the
development of a
combination of en-
cheering improve
ments aimed at pro-
viding a degree OF
riding comfort and
ease of control COM
no ro hIn With III nav
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02

ton to be the first Ford dealer in
the Indianapolis territory to become
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dealer.
In recognition Of this fact Mr..
Foxworthy was the guest of the Ford
company at a national convention
of 1T 10O-car dealers at Detroit,
where they were received personally
by officials of the company, includ-
ig Henry and Edsel Ford. The Will
meth chief was later honored at a
second similar convention of 100
dealers at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
Since purchasing the Wilmeth or
g~anization in February, 1882, Mr..
Foxworthy has made many improve
ments in the sales and service de-
partments, including opening new
sales branches at Acton and 1850
Oliver-av, as we'll as making nu-
merous expansions at their main
building on N. Meridian-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Metal Protects Tires

An unusual feature of an ar
mored scout car built for military
use is its tires. Within the castings
are duralumin rings upon which the
car can run if bullets should riddle
the pneumatic tires.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Film Director Found Dead in Africa

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
Jan. 2.-Carl Simon, managing
director of the Metro-G oldwyn-
Mayer Film Co, of South Africa,
was found shot dead yesterday in
his apartment. Police believed he
shot himself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Indiana in Brief
BIZ nscinI

NToBLEsvILE, Jan. 2-The hobby of collecting Indian head pennies
IN led to the arrest here of Otto Langof, who is said to have confessed
committing burgares in three stores.
Iangof. who is l8, was arrested in a theater where he paid 80 of the
pennies IS admission. The coins are said to have been identified as loot
from one Of the stores, the proprietor of which collects Indian head
pennies.
The youth. according to authorities, has admitted entering the Glenn
Eeaton cigar store twice, and the !. c Penney and Walter Carey stores
once car
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Dealer Dies
BIZ Times Special

III T TWTE TTT|TNT
CRAWFORDsvILLE, Jan. a.
Funeral services we're held today
for Frank S. Van Dyke. a Craw-
louisville automobile dealer for 80
years. He was rs. He died after an
illness Of only three days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Chains Easily Handled

Motorists may now attach or re-
move automobile chains without
leaving their seas, through use of a
new automatic device, the operating
part of which is attached to the rear
brake drum.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Gasoline Stoppage

A loose valve plug may be the
cause of lack of fuel at the carbu-
rotor. To overcome this difficulty,
tighten the valve plug, or, if neces-
sary, replace the valve plug gasket.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Pressure LeSSened

One of the latest developments in
the automouve field is a simple de-
vice which makes use Of engine
torque to reduce clutch pedal-pres-
sure to A minimum.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Driver Protected

A new type Of steering wheel COL
lapSes like a telescope under the
weight of the driver when he is
thrown forward by impact Of a COL
liSlOn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Renair Suggestion

The battery should always be dis
connected before making extensive
adjustments in the electrical sys-
TEN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
TIRE HEATING REDUCED
Fan-Like Device Used for Venti-
lating.

Through use of a new ventilating
device resembling a fan, built into
the outer of the pair of wheels, the
temperature of tires used on big
trucks and buses can be greatly
reduced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02

Because of inadequate diStribu-
ton during the warm-up period. the
use of too heavy an oil, rather than
one too light, is often responsible for
worn cylinder blocks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02
Oil Prevents Wear

Constant use of good oil is the
only way to prevent worn cylinder
walls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02

company.
According to G.
T. F~oxworthy, gen.
eral manager, his
organization sold
O than n thou
sand new Ford pas
senger cars and
trucks. The entire
years volume APP
proximated M and
n quarter million
dollars.
This performance
enabled Mr.. Fox
u7OrthV'S ~OrCaniZa-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-02

Is Motor Co., the new car marks the
present elimination of develop
Evening star., 1935-08-04
HIGH OFFICIALS
TOATTEND DANCE
Assistant Secretaries of
War and Navy Accept
Legion Bid.
LEE PASSMORE.

Two little cabinet" officials have
accepted invitations of the District of
Columbia Department Of the Amer
ican Legion to share honors with the
outgoing departmental officers at a
supper dance at the Mayflower Hotel
that will mark the end Of the seven
teenth annual convention next Satur-
day night.
Harry H. Woodring, Assistant Secre-
tary Of War, and Col Henry L. Roose-
velt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
will be honored. ]. O'Connor Roberts,
retiring department commander, will
deliver his farewell address and will
introduce his successor. Present in
dications are that he will be succeeded
by Joseph ]. Malloy, former command
er Of Sergt. Jasper Post.
The convention will open with q
parade Thursday night that will cross
the city from lower Pennsylvania ave-
nue. to Connecticut avenue, with the
reviewing stand in front of the Stone
leigh Courts Apartments in the 1000
block Of Connecticut avenue.
Col. Kenyon Joyce, commanding Of
ficer Of Fort Myer. will serve as grand
marshal. The United States Army
Band, under direction of Capt. Ken
dali j. Fielder, viii lead the parade.
Col. Joyce will have the mounted
band of the Sd Cavalry and two
squadrons from the same regiment
as his official escort
National Comdr. Frank N. Belgrano
jr- has appointed Gen James A. Drain,
national judge advocate. to attend the
convention as his official representa-
tive
Evening star., 1935-08-04
Marriage Licenses.

Albert T johnson, %. SGT Florida ave.
7nd BeHlah Jones. 81. 81 o st.; Rev.
1emmis n n r aacSRs' cooR. q and ,o..,. Y c,,v-
ton; q: both Of Richmond. % va; a Rev Rev.
w;s,;.r Al = foors; H.. :.
"am a. and HMaasan Msfs 81 &.ser e. c5.rd s5 i1s g
Montello ave. ne; Rev. John W. Dow
John l. Bosturick, "A. 1911 Minnesota
Bushwood. Nd; rev. l. j, KeIly. 10
oeG1gs I VI h1lls' Sdts = 81 A and IN AtAdalsne v.
william Il s|csE: IT,. a. Aiken. s, C.
snd sfs; Hsaa Re1. gndsFT11S; g SST1s1 30 cOFdOva
and Neil J. Keller: IS. BroofiSn. II. +;
Francis <. Mcken>na. > 2s. ss4s 18th St.
sad snd Mary G 1 0CltOn' 26' S67s 18th st;
LIST st. Sc; Rev. II. A. Grifith.
Arthur Henderson. 20. 1913 10th st.. and
ReSS ReS n "sfSGn. eTsSsm Is "O0d0rdSe' Va
Harold N. Warren, -23. Edsewster. Colo.
enSd snS Lsnore G. Il ,LLossDtein. SsDt. 49, Denver
Jones. 81: ills aSth St; t. Rev. e E. ' 5.
Allan c. Trotter. 90. 31s A st. Sc, and
Helen L. Costello, %. S4i5 TunlSw rd.
Rev. J. A: McEneany, ir.
Raymond Vernon, 81, Cairo Hotel. and
Josephine NJ. Stone. 20. New York City;
Rev. S H Metz.
Henry W Wltcover. 25 Darlington. g. C..
and Annie &. Nunnslly. %, Richmond.
Va; Rev. P. G. Murray.
and Agnss g; Crown 81 2121 St;
''i ss4tl; = $:nfI$s g. 500 500 St. St. :.s'' ssG
Marion Bales, 90. and Z. L. Protzman.
90, both of Richmond, Va; Judge r. E.
Aldridse lie Roy Lees, 81. and Ruth z.
Rev. H. NJ Hennig
Elmer J. King. q. 70s sth st. sw.. and
RsH RsIen MI, l. Wise; ;Isn Is 71o sth st. s.w.'
Alfred e Bowers. IS, 3e17 Connecticut
Longfellow St; Rev. John A. Trader
Anthony Rinaldi, "a. and Helen L. En-
rick: 10. both Of Hyattsville. Md; Rev.
Anton T. Srb 81. and Georsiana Cope,
is. both of Baltimore; Rev. A. F. Poore.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
nnuaI

and Occasional Pieces-contributed by
makers of Americas Finest Furniture
Broadloom Carpets, Lamps and Limo
|ces of supply, whose output we control.
i can anticipate the furnishing needs of
to your advantage-symbolized by the
1 ticket on every piece in the sale
Evening star., 1935-08-04
Deaths Reported.

Lzetta Bonitz, 95. Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
John w. weaver. SO. Home AGED and In
hrm.
Brideet A. Rudy. 49, 3717 windom place.
Thomas J. Walker. 81. 5I9 z st. s.w.
Rebecca Hirsh. 70 2737 Devonshire place
Joseph W; Fox. IS, National Homeopathic
Jannis curry. 50. 37o1 Massachusetts, ave.
Walter H. Gibbs, 40, Emergency Hospital.
Ethel Helm. 81. Mount Alto Hospital.
Emma Lee. 6S. oil 22nd ST.
Edward Queen. 63, Garfield HOSPITAL.
John Colbert. SO. 1924 6th st.
Sydney A. Jefferson, 81, 1901 Grant pl. e.
Ellen johnson. AZ Gallinger Hospital
John L. Smith, 40, Walter Reed Hospital.
Clarence Ellis. 3S. 412 G place
Queen Adams 90. Gallinger Hospital
Leonard Yarbrough, 25. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Tip Tables
Three different shapes, Co.
lonial design; solid mahog-
any, graceful turned base.
Regular Price, $1,000
Evening star., 1935-08-04

American n Chippendale
with ball and claw feet, fit
ted with many convenient
drawers. Genuine mahogany
throughout.
Regular Price, $4,000
Evening star., 1935-08-04
.COLDDEPOS|TOR|ES
TO COST 2,0)D,0]O
Treasury to Spend That
Sum at San Francisco
and Fort Knox.
By tina Associated Press.

H10CSA@~~N@
The Treasury viii spend nearly
81, 900 900 in the next few months to
safeguard its mounting hoard Of gold
and silver.
Procurement officials said work will
start Immediately on an imposing
new 81 ,225, 600 mint on rock plateau
In San Francisco. The contract was
awarded Friday to the Clinton Con-
struction Co. Of that city. one of seven
bidders.
On August % the contract for the
Nations first bullion depository" on
the military reservation at Fort Knox,
KY, will be let. It's estimated cost is
$524, ZOO.
In addition, the second deficiency
appropriation bill, now in conference
on Capitol Hill, includes $150,000 to
strengthen other mints and assay
Offices.
Hiding Place is Secret.
While Treasury officials would not
disclose just where it has stored its
$9.147,000,000 stock Of gold, about So
100000, 900 is reported piled up in the
Denver Mint, and similar amount In
the New York Assay Once.
Only about $4,000. 900 is In gold
coins, which soon will be melted into
bullion. Other gold is reported in the
Philadelphia Mint and in various
Federal Reserve Bank strongholds.
Much Of this bullion Is believed TO
be destined eventually to the Fort
Knox stronghold, which, like the new
San Francisco Mint, VIII be as i'm
pregnable as modern science can
make it.
Both will be Of granite and REIN
forced concrete construction, with
passageways separating the massive
inner vaults from the outer walls.
Guarded by Machine Guns,
The Fort Knox building will have a
granite roof which engineers believe
VIII make it almost bombproof.
Guards will be on 24-hour duty in
four machine-gun "pillboxes" mount
ed in the outer walls.
Interlocking ''I" beams Of special
steel will reinforce the 2-foot thick
walls Of the San Francisco vault.
Fort Knox specifications call for "I"
beam, mesh or interlocking steel
spirals over which the concrete will
be poured.
1T would take skilled mechanics a
month to drill into these vaults" a
procurement official said.
Elaborate electric ears" and other
protective devices viii augment hu-
man watchers at the gold strongholds.
Floodltghts, gas and radio equipment
and emergency generators are planned.
Criminals would have practically
no chance to pierce these vaults" the
Official continued. "and even a general
uprising or mob attack could be stood
on for some time"
At hearings before q House Appro-
p-iations Subcommittee w. @. Cram.
tr., technical adviser In the Treasury,
said precautions were being taken
against the possibility Of mob assaults.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
18TH CHAIR IN JURY BOX
Mystery Created When One Seat
Is Empty After Recess.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (R.-There was q
pretty to-do in the court room Of
Judge Phil Wallace. One chair In
the jury box was empty after q recess.
The roll was called and all answered
present" but the empty chair was
still there
Bailiffs searched high and low and
the court pondered the enigma.
What happened was this: A thir-
teenth chair got pushed into the Jury
box-and that was the empty one.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
Slant.top Desk

ooAAs-tOp DSSA
Excellent reproduction of
the Pennsylvania serpentine
slant-top desk. Genuine ma
hogany throughout. Four
drawers in base; interest
ing interior and automatic
slides.
Regular Price, $500
Evening star., 1935-08-04
SO

Gov. Winthrop Secretary
The correc t serpentine
front, indMidual panes of
glass in the bookcase. Beauti-
full pediment top; automatic
slides; genuine mahogany
throughout.
Regular Price. $4,000
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Wrinkle.proof - and fully
guaranteed for satisfactory
wear the entire year! Smart
stripes and figures that
blend perfectly with colored
shirts-and make your suit
assume an all-important air.
This hand constructed tie
makes you wonder how in
the world they can be
mauIed and mangled-and
come back for more looking
clipper and ready for hard
duty!
LANSBURGH'S
STREET FLOOR,
The Washington times., 1935-08-14
Beauty Salons

A0asS marie s1l4 llth nv. 77S7
AIda's 0aauty Salon $3.50 Biadenbg I'd ns ~ 1925
AIIee's Bsauty Salon 31OO Go av...... CO ti47
AnaIIR's Beauty shsoppe 2515 st NV. co l0IS6
AFd0 BeEHty shop 2906 IA st NV ..... co l036z
DGtty's Beauty Parl0F 1853 Col I'd NV CO I032l
Gesmstlqus Beauty Shop 3151 Mt PIT NV co 7I07
Cosmopolitan Beauty Sh0p 527 10th st NV NE 0ele
DahIgreR Beauty SA0pOe ana IL ns. NO ass
DORlphaK Beauty ShOD Doniphan Big. Alex 432
EsthsHS Beauty SalOR 64S II .......Ll 1888
EIOrestslie Beauty SaloR sos II ne......L u $3.50
GanrlSl 1913 Conn Nv NV w.............MA 7Ho
Irene Beauty ParloF 2SO9 II NV, Go 9530
Jaek'S HaiFdresSIRs Salon TO II NV. Dl 1857
IOa Pala9o I3AS Conn aN...............N NO 1884
LILLIAN CFamor Ills 18th nw...........D DI 023S
Mrs. Olive ? Johnson 243S Nichols AZ % IL e669
OsilVie Sisters 119s Conn MA G96O
Park CeHtraI Beauty shop 1909 F NV. ME 0540
Ruth vitale Beauty Sal0R 1106 Vt NV ME- 632e
woodburn Beauty Salon 1858 Col I'd, :. co 63S9
C0LORED
AdOla'S 1850 u NV nw................,.,,.MO NO 9474
EI Lac Beauty Salon 1911 L st nw.ME $3.50
Fleming Beauty Shoppe 1914 st NV. NO e34S
Helsn's Beauty SaIsn 800 I'd swME ASA
Lady Lulu 1886 9Th nw..............PO 70 2903
La Val Beauty Salon 1O11 You NV. ... De 5365
MaTiORnStts BeaHty Sh0p lois You NV. NO SSiS
The Washington times., 1935-08-14
Speciality Shops-Furriers

DuvaI millinery 1925 18th st nw........NA S445
Doll Hospital 1101 18th nw............ME 2792
Massye Robinson 2413 Nichols av %
New Way TailOFS 9l9 H st ne.........lt " 9495
Shirt 4 Dress Hospital 1714 9Th nw.....PO O0l
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co 1908 Il NV. ma 1875
FURRIERS
Joseph ROsendOrf s17 11th nW.........NA SSIS
MATS
Bertha Hat ShOD One Price $3.50 Conn AZ AD O4SS
LEATHER GOODS
@ W King 511 11th nw................NA AzAz
SPORTS SHOPS
COrrS Bicycle Z Repairs 5535 III ave-. ..GE 22SO
UNIFORMS
CapItaI URifoFm Co 1908 st NV. .......NA 1858
Cleaning, Remodeling. Repairing
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IcIeanersS Dyers
|Laundries-VaIetS

Allied Cleaners Z DyeIs 9S3 Hamilton NV { 6253
SerFy HIake 1542 You st nw........DE 5I82
Bon- Ton Cleaners 3504 18th ne. ....AO S5S7
Evans S22S llth NV. .AD 62S0
seonSmS lauAaFy 1855 4th nw..........0E 1857
Hlshsrs Cleaners -Dyers 2127 18th NV NO 9785
MayRardS 1874 Georgia ave NV. ......... .AD 09O5
I4sh St Cleaners & Dyers 2S19 IA NV co 6376
Nuvo Cleaners & Dyers 262S IA nw co 9522
ParkNtSW Cleaners. Dyers 3215 14th NV. AD 6932
RUG CLEANING
Cabit0I Carpet Cleaners 1851 Ward ct. MA 2985
luwiR Rug Cleaning Co 1725 7th NV :. NO $3.50
Marx keshlshaR 1914 Conn av v....,NA 534S
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe RepairIRg 344S 18th NV
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O9h King st Alex, Va.
Briguglo Shoe Repair S723 Georgia aV NV
0oyle's vaIst Sbop 926 You st nv
Grand C'traI Valet Shop l342 N Y ~ NV ME- B5O3
kRlekSrhOsksF Shoe Shep 1924 18th st NV co 0fSI
L Mascetti EXP Shoe Req 3OO1 Ga av .AD 7649
Nick ErricO Shoe Repair 2335 Pa av 80
Nsek's Quality Shoe Rep sos Upshur NV AD S762
Pesple'S Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 Ga sv
Shoe TrOubls7 See Nick 3924 13 ne. DE I67S.W
The Washington times., 1935-08-14
Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour GoedWin Voice 14O6 q WI 2949
Boyds school Of Sect 1898 st NV NA 2342
Columbus University 1898 18th w... De S443
Miss Floods kindergarten 1929 Mass AZ NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1904 G st nv MA 40S2
Poteets Business CoIJeue 18th & Eye SITS MA A7I7
StanfeId Sect School 710 18th NV. .......O Ol 1883
southeastern University 1895 G st NV. MA 8250
WhItmofe Sect Seho0l 1410 q st NV. me $751;
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REAL ESTATE
Houakton 4 Cs 909 18th nw.......;DI 1855
Cooper End trusts 800 11th NINA 1882
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty. -. MA 1908
Corporation Construction Loans 1919 q NV
Tyler L Rutherford 1890 X st nv.....hA O4S'S
SMALL LOANS
AutO Mart 2SO5 Ga ave NV. W HSIV
n GFoeNhaum 1904 Eye st nv. .Mk B00x
state Loan Co 33e9 R / av Mt Rainier. De SSSS
PAWN BROKERS
ROssIyR Loan Co Rosslyn VS............Wh AS0
The Washington times., 1935-08-14
Decorating-Paintins-
Papering

Caesar Short PIast0rins 633 Mass ~ nv DI 6OsI
Hooper { KIesner 929 st nw.........NA A73S
Mcclellan { Co Inc. 923 U st Vino $3.50
Mah0ney Wallpaper Co 324 Pa ~ Sc. IL 055S
Parsley & Mott 4603 14th NV. .........GE 1881
N Smith 1874 Webster NV. .AD 7i0S
r A Lewis 1922 1a gen repairs. me SS3S
Louis TuOZZO 1924 18th NV
Paul Serene 1243 Penn st ne...........AT II73
Thomas Burch Gen Repairs 1889 v st NV 20 sass
WisGiRatOn eesras 1914 No Car av Sc AT 49AS
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Auto Service

American Auto Wrseksrs 227S 9 nv. DE s767
@0RA AstS Service rear 1921 L nv. AT 0S0S
Buddy Hart Super Ser $40 Prospect ~ WE 2e72
Call Cart Inc 614 II nW................Dl Dl 2z7S
9IekSy Aute Iop shop 1908 St nW 81 sS Ssss
R0aFy P00ls 1342 IL sa..............ll ~ 200o
Gee W Davis s7O0 Ga av.......,,.C CO 8422
erOse'S AutO SeFVies 1894 9th nv. NE 664S
Gaertner's AUto SssVleo rear 719 N Cap Ma 1850
HSRsIsy AHtO Bsdy rear 1927 ct NV. ME 6i7S
Jaaos Z MUrphy 1909 NJ nw........ST9 ST 95OA
kiIIy's Garage 991 Florida nw......DE I222
NayhsStoS Brake Service 6l7 N Az. DI 9SiS
VISIT. Gara1s TeaE 1877 l, NV nv. q, mo s2iO
rsathsFstoas serV AnSls 1895 N ave-. NO 906S
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th Nv. no $3.50
johnson Auto Rspalr 231s Ga av nv. NO 1910
yaosb LsviR Used Cars Parts 1919 11th % ~ 1874
EidwelI Auto PaIat ShSP rear 1144 18th VA 1888
lambert Auto Service 14ls 1st ne. 80. 20 5202
l00aard's AUts Service I34i Risss st nv NO 7s6e
q street earaOs 3Se II st sw-.........:D Dt $3.50
Mscomas Oldsmobils Ser rear 1919 B. ma 1871
MOGsrn AT: Body Wk: al aus NJ nW...nE 53s! !
Ne Washington st Garage Ale1 Va. Alex 7707
Old D0mInisR s0FV Sta ChsTrydala Va cIA 2S79
PaWl's Auts Shop rear 1915 L vt nW....ME SAIO
We Specialize In Ford Repairing
Rys's ssrviss earase rear s1s c It NV DI 75sS
Senater's AHtO Wash Soc 2040 Ga ave NV NO s5l4
ShaRd's GaFaSs rear 1927 K st NV
TriSOIs SsrvIeS Sta s13 Fla aV NV. DE 405s
Walter RYnex 1914 31St st NV ...... WE 00SS
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 N nv MA S4iO
AUTO GLASS
AHta Glass shop 1908 8 50 -. ~ SSA3-W
West End Glass ShoP 1868 L st NV. .ST 8SiS
GARAGES
Gerard Garage 1922 Eye st NV. ..........ST S727
WELDING
Oay WeldIaa CO 80 Sumner ct nw.......NA S8sl
W0ldh tRo SIG First st nv. W............. ME z@IS
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Beverages & Liquors

a Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd NV. .AD $500
Ace Beverage CO 2447 Is NV ......... AD $3.50
Ambassador Beer LIauOF 2465 lS NV. co I220
AmbroSIs DelIcatesseM IA & Fla av NV NO 202S
cairs Liquor Shop 1913 IT nv-.....N0 NO 97I2
CasteI Liquor Store 1859 You st nw.... NO 94Is
2 Liquor Store 3249 Mt Pleasant .. Co 2420
HymaR's Llquor Shoe 3125 Mt Pleasant CO 4333
Jaffs liGueP Store 201 G nw.........DI I742
MuIherlRs Liquor Store IL H nw......ME 9376
ReId'S Liquor Store 1859 st NV. 80. NO 94i9
Reliable EIquoH Store 18th & r ~ ne DE 222I
RhsdO island Liquor Store 914 r Az ne P0 2535
8 z Liquor Store 625 Pa av %. IL 9727
Spanish Store 1886 18th nW...........DE 1898
SteslManS Liquor StOTa 2746 II NV. CO 6767
TruS Blue LIQuOr Store 1888 Wis av NV WE I546
York Wine 4 LiQUOP Store 1857 Ga Az CO 1855
The Washington times., 1935-08-14
Professional Services

Feet HWrt7 improved Locke Method. .... Of 6409
Or J Francis Dentist 1924 18th. ....... mo $3.50
Or VIM B Rock us 9th NV w.............NA 9192
Dr. Nelson tspecialist) 404 7th st NV Treatment
free One weeks medicine $1.00
Or Scott's Indian Med Co 1905 9th NV. .P0 sos
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond big. ma O724
Or W Cameron Foot Spe 1884 q nw.. NO S482
PERSONALS
Parrish Evans Day Nursery Permit 512. . IL 1855
The Washington times., 1935-08-14
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Ace eua Z LoeksmIth Ills Eye ct NV. me 6eS1
Edison Gun 4 Key shes sO4 11th nv
Emergency AutO Keys 706 5th ct NV. .DI ~
Jacks Lock Key shop 117s 18th NV. va Ss7s
n Il EreeIand 606 n St nv nw..,,,,,.,.ME 6i00
Try Ne Lock Co 2211 18th nv. DE S0I