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Births, Deaths and Marriages
THOMAS W. SMITH
Thomas W. Smith, 51 years old,
president of the lumber compahy
bearing his name, was buried to
day in Cedar Hill Cemetery Ser
vices were held at Joseph Gaw
ler’s Sons chapel.
Mr. Smith was one of the char
ter members of the Beaver Dam
Country Club and was a member
of the Optimists Club. He lived
in the Broadmoor apartments.
Surviving is his widow, Grace
Sullivan Smith.
JOHN WILLIAM McKINNEY
Funeral services for John Wil
liam McKinney, 79 who died
Thursday at the home of his son,
L. Neal McKinney, of Castlemans
Ferry, Va., w?re conducted today
from Hysong’s funeral parlors,
1300 N St. N. W. Interment was
in Rock Creek Cemetery,
BIRTHS
Charles E. G. and Helen Rich. girl.
E. Paul and Nancy Mlles, girl.
Harvey A. and Elizabeth M. Jones,
boy.
Henry A. and Mildred R. Sanford,
boy.
Charles E and Louise Graham, boy.
Joseph S. and Eva Dean, boy.
Joseph C. and Gertrude J. Edmons
ton. boy.
Reginald D and Mildred V. Mc-
Dougall. bay
John W. and Jennie Spaulding, boy.
Furr C. and Frances Pearson, boy.
Amos T. and Ruth D Pagter, boy
Charles B. and Ruth Ellsworth boy.
James W. and Mabel Beckett, boy.
Walter F. and Ruth T. Phillips, girl.
DEATHS
Ellen Naughton, 85 years, 624 1
Bt. S. W.
Ellie D. Bouldin 84 years, 1773 La
nier St. N- W.
Lucy H. Nlmmo. 82 years 3315 Wis
consin Ave. N. W.
Emma Williams. 80 years. St. Eliza
beths Hospital.
Mary I. Higgins, 77 years. 3313 Cleve
land Ave. N. W.
Levin C. Handy. 77 years. 434 Mary
land Ave. S. W
Eva J. Spencer. 75 years, sioley
Hospital.
Hattie Sammers. 72 years. 220 H
Ft N - E ’ , AT
Lydia S. Biddle. 71 years. 1705 N
St. N. W.
John H. Somnjer, 70 years. 1336 E
Si. N. E.
Marfenda Harris. t>9 years, 22C H St.
N. E.
Lucy H. Cremer. 65 years. Homeo
pathic Hospital.
Alice R. Sewell. 63 years. 23S
Eighth St. N. E
Kate Harkness. 63 years. St. Eliza-
beths Hospital.
Julia 1. Swider. 60 years. 3349
Nichols Ave. S. E.
Annie E. Neal, 58 years. Providence
Hospital.
George J Blundell. 58 years. Cas
ualty Hospital.
Eiiabeth Weston. 57 years, Garfield
Hospital.
Edward Skardal. 55 years. 3720 Up
ton St. N. W.
George E. Batton, 54 years, 540 Co
lumbia Rd. N. W
Allen G. Jennings. 52 years. Gallinger
Hospital.
Thomas W. Smith 51 years. Emer
gency Hospital
Mamie Boden. 50 years. 1337 Four
and-one-half St. 8. W.
Salvatore Bucca, 44 years, 610 Eighth
St. N. E
Vtddle V. Clark. 39 vears, 1431 Perry
Pl N. W.
Charlotte Marker. 31 years. 1825 G
Bt. N. W.
Clarence V. Hall. 25 years. Garfield
Hospital.
Charlotte B Fisher. 9 years. George
Washington Hospital
Fannie Scott. 66 vears, 1 505 Eighth
St N. W
William Rhodes. G1 years. 1860 Reed
wood Terrace
Ella Lewis. 44 years. 1115’4 Fifth
St. N. W.
John Hal), 39 vears. 722 Third St.
S W.
Leroy Houston. 26 years, Gallinger
Hospital.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John W. Johnson. 21. and Virginia
B Parry, 22 The Rev. M. W. Hyde.
Wiltrid P Day 40, and Lucile Hill
28. The Rev U. G. B. Pierce.
Edward B Cottrell. 21, and Ethel
L. Hattor, 19. The Rev. J. C. Ball.
Bennett B Lloyd, 24. and Mary T.
Grabes, 25. The Rev. P. J. Begley.
Frank A. Bolton. 41. and Melissa H.
Dement, 37 The Rev. J. C. Vurpiolot.
Marshal B Goding, 28. and Maurine
L. Symons, 25. The. Rev. F. W. Per
kins.
Edward O. Delaney. 28. and Agnes
E. Hobbs. 22. The Rev. J. E. Connell.
Bradley B. Smith, 29. and Ethel H.
Hitter 26. The Rev. T. G Smythe.
W. E. Deining. 31. and Lola E.
Shupe. 25. of Las Animas. Colo. Th<e
Rev. P. G. Lineweaver.
Harold H Golden. 25. and Belle
Levy, 24. The Rev. G. Silverstone.
Maurice J Murray. 27. and Olive E.
Ralston. 25- The Rev. Earle Wilfley.
Crawford W Hollidge. 21. and Mar
garet L. Heys-ei. 19. The Rev. H. M.
Hennig
Abe Roffeld 22. and Bessie Hoff
man, 22. The Rev. G. Silverstone.
Monro* I. Schechter 26, and Isabelle
B. Post, both of New York. Justice
Peyton Gordon.
Lewis L Baggett, 32. and Mary R.
Claiborne, 32, both of Newport News.
Va. The Rev B W.. Tolson.
Thelbert S Booker. 26 and Vivien
M. Wade. 18 The Rev. J. E Briggs.
Earl A. Nero. 26, and Ruby Harris,
22. The Rev. R M. Williams.
Robert Blackwell. 25. and Doris Twy
man. 19. The Rev. J. S. Wilson.
Joseph Proctor. 26. and Marie Un
k 1 ns. 23. The Rev H. F. Graebenstein.
1 Deaths
WILSON. JAMES—Passed away on Satur
day morning. March 26. 1932. JAMES
WILSON, the beloved son of Elizabeth
Wilson. Remains nesting at the W. W.
Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin
Street Northwest.
Notice of funeral services and inter
ment herrafter.
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1 • Deaths
BEALE. HERBERT—On Friday morning
March 25. 1932. at the Episcopal Eye,
Ear. and Throat Hospital. HERBERT
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Beale of 4711 Ninth Street Northwest,
. in the tenth year of his age.
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will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
RI KKE. JOHN T.—Passed away on Fri
day. March °5. 1932, at Walter Reed
General Hospital. JOHN T. BURKE, the
♦•liter son of Hester A. and the late
Thomas Burke. Remains resting at the
W. W Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400
Ch twin Street Northwest
Ku ner.il. services will be held from his
late residence, No. 13 South Main Street.
Ballston, Va. Notice of tune and date
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day. March 25. 11132. SUSIE COLBURN,
the beloved wife of the late Randall Col
burn.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Monday afternoon. March 28. 1932. at 2
o’clock, from her daughter’s residence.
Mrs Nettie C. Staub. 329 Ninth Street
Southeast. Interment will follow in Rock
Creek Cemetery, Services by W. W. Cham
bers Co.
DANGERFIELD. JANIE L. — Departed
this life early Friday morning. March
25 1932 at 4:10 o’clock a. m.. JANIE
L DANGERFIELD, the beloved mother
of Harry and Ulysses Dangerfield and
Jane Moss Remains resting at the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You
Street Northwest.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Monday afternoon. March 28. 1932. at 1
o’clock, from Ebenezer M. E. Church,
Fourth and D Streets Southeast.
DELANEY. SAMUEL N.—Entered into
eternal rest on Thursday evening, March
”4 1932 at 8 o’clock, at his late resi
dence 137 Thomas Street Northwest.
SAMUEL N. DELANEY, the devoted hus
band of Mamie Chew Delaney, the beloved
son ot the late Henry and Alice Delaney.
He leaves to mourn his departure a lov
ing wife, four children, two daughters.
Ida Delaney. Frances May Delaney, and
two sons. Everett Delaney and Lawrence
Delancv. and one sister. Mrs. Alice Hearne.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Sunday afternoon. March 27. 1932. at
l. o’clock, from People’s Congregational
Church. N Street Northwest, between sixth
and Seventh Streets. Interment will follow
in Harmony Cemetery. Arrangements by
W. Ernest Jarvis.
DUVALL. CHARLES J. — On Friday. March
25. 1932, at his late residence. Chapel
Road. Seat Plessa H. Md.. CHARLES J.
DUVAL, the beloved husband of Katie
M. Duvall (nee Steele).
Funeral services on Monday. March 28.
1932, from the above residence at 2 p.
m. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. Interment in Congressional Ceme
tery.
GARDNER. SARAH V. —Passed away on
Friday morning March 25. 1932. at
Garfield Memorial Hospital, SARAH V.
GARDNER the beloved wife of William
B. Gardner, of 3717 Georgia Ave. N. W.
Interment will be in Staunton, Va.
Services by W, W. Chambers Co. __
GASTON. GIANOULA —On Thursday,
March 24 1932. GIANOULA GASTON,
widow of the late Peter Gaston and
mother of Mrs Charles Charuhas. Mrs.
Louis Maudes. Mrs. Athenen Sgourdas. of
New York, and Peter Gaston, of Cumber
land. Md. , .
Funeral from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Charuhas. 5208
Colorado Avenue Northwest, on Saturday.
March 26. 1932. at 2 p m Mineral
services in St. Sophia Greek Church,
Eighth and L Streets Northwest, at 2:30
p. in. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
Ser VI CCS by W, W. Chambers Co.
OLIVER. ALLEN —Departed this life on
Thursday. March 24. 1932. at Philadel
phia. Pa.. ALLEN OLIVER, the devoted
brother of Elinora Blake. Besides his
sister, he leaves to mourn his departure
three nitres. Remains resting at the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 i ']U
Street Northwest, until Sunday. March 2«,
1932. at B) o’clock: thence to the Tenth
Street Baptist Church. Tenth and R
Streets Northwest, where body will lie in
state until funeral services Monday after
noon. March 27. 1932. at 1 o’clock.
SHAMWELL. JOSEPH M.—Departed this
life, suddenly, on Wednesday morning
earlv. March 23. 1932. at 3:15 o’clock.
JOSEPH M. SHAM WELL, the devoted hus
band of Viola Sham well. Besides his
wife, he leaves to mourn his departure one
son. William Shamwell: one sister. Vir
ginia Washington, and two brothers, Ber
nard Shamwell and Robert Shamwell. He
also leaves a host of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church 1432 You Street
Northwest.
Funeral services will be conducted on
Sunday afternoon March 27 1932. .mm
St. Luke’s Baptist Church, at 2 o’clock,
with the Chettister officiating. In
terment will follow in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
SMITF. JOHN H. —Passed away on Satur
day morning. March 26. 1932. at his
late residence, 1504 North Capitol Street.
JOHN H. SMITH, the beloved husband of
Lena C. Smith < nee Reckew’ig).
Funeral services wili be held from his
late residence. 1504 North Capitol Street,
on Monday afternoon. March 28. 1932. at
2 o’clock. Interment will follow* in
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by W. W.
Chambers Co.
TANKE RS LE V. CHA R LES L. — Passec 1
away on Friday. March 25, 1932. at his
late residence. 1886 Monroe Street North
west. CHARLES L. TANKERSLEY, the
beloved husband of Mary Tankersley. Be
sides his wife he is survived by two
children, one son. Dr. Edward C. Tankers
ley. and one daughter. Mrs. Wannetah
Brown. Romains resting at the W. W
Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin
Street Northwest.
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Monday afternoon. March 28. 1932. at
2:30 o’clock, from the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home. Fourteenth and Chapin
Streets Northwest. Masonic services by
Dawson Lodge. F. A. A. M. Interment
will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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WILLIAM GARRETT
Funeral rites for William Gar
rett, 59. who died Thursday at
his home. 227 South Payne St.,
Alexandria. Va., will be held on
j Monday from the home. The
Rev. Ryland T. Dodge, pastor of
the Baptist Temple, will conduct
the services, with burial in Ivy
Hill Cemetery.
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( Commissioners’ Notices
COMMISSIONERS D C., Waebingtun.
March 14th 1932. NOTICE is hereby
given that the Commissioners intend to
make the following named improvements
winch are, in their judgment, necessary
Lor the public health sulety and comfort.
Assessments for one half of the cost of
the same will be made as provided in
public Act No. 171. approved August 7
1894. AH persons interested in the pro
posed work are notified that the Com
missioners will give a public hearing at
the District Building on Wednesday, March
30th. 1932. at 10 o’clock A. M.. in the
Board Room of the said Commissioners
to any and all persons who may desire to
object thereto. Northwest Section:—l-ay
cement sidewalk: On the south side of
Jocelyn Street (whsre no walk exists; be
tween lot 17 Square 1990. and Connecti
on I Avenue at an estimated cost of SSOO.
to be assessed against ail Jots in Squares
1873 and 1990 abutting said work. On
the east side of 9th Street between H and
Eye Streets at an estimated cost of sl3lO
to be assessed against all Jots in Square
404 abutting said work. On both sides of
47th Place between Conduit and Reservoir
Roads at an estimated cost of $1625. to
be assessed against ail lots in Square 1368
and 1371 abutting said work. On the
cast side of Reno Road between Ellicott
and Fessenden Streets at an estimated cost
of SBOO. to be assessed against ail Jots in
Squares 1983 and 1984 abutting said work
On both sides of G Street between 17th
and 22nd Streets t where no cement walk
exists) at an estimated cost of S6OOO. to
be assessed against all lots in Squares 79.
80 102. 103. 120. 121. 141, 142. 168
and 169 abutting said work. On both
sides of F Street between 20th and 23rd
Streets (where no cement walk exists) at
an estimated cost of $4500. to be assessed
against all lots in Squares 57. 58. 80. 81.
103 and 104 abutting said work. On the
north of Fulton Street between 38th
Street and Bellevue Terrace at an esti
mated cost of $495. to be assessed against
all lots in Square 1813 abytting said woijk.
On the south side of Princeton Place be
tween Warder Street and Georgia Avenue
(where no walk exists) at an estimated
cost, of $65. to be assessed against all
lots in Square .‘1032 abutting said work.
On the north side of Van Buren Street be
tween Blair Road and 3rd Street and on
the north side of Van Buren Street between
4th and sth Streets (where no walk ex
ists) all at an estimated cost of SBOO. to
be assessed against all lots in Squares
3273 and 3346 abutting said work. On
the west side of 9th Street between Aspen
and Butternut Streets at an estimated cost
of $605. to be assessed against all lots in
Square 2968 abutting said work. On the
south side of Van Ness Street between
Reno Road and 37th Street (where no
walk exists) at an estimated cost of $275.
to be assessed against all property abut
ting said work. On the south side of
Whittier Street between 2nd Street and
Sandy Spring Road (where no walk exists)
at an estimated cost of $270. to be at£
seated against all lots In Square 3365
abutting said work. On the west side of
14 th Street between Hemlock and Iris
Streets (where no walk exists) at an
estimated cost of $240. to be assessed
against all lots in Square 2738 abutting
said work On both sides of Woodley Road
between Wisconsin-'Avenue and 38th Street
(where no walk exists) at an estimated
cost of $1075 to hr assessed against all
lots in Squares 1920 and 1923 abutting
said work. On both sides of Randolph
Street, between Georgia and Kansas Ave
nues (where no walk exists) at an esti
mated cost of $2310 to l>e assessed against
all lots in Squares 2905 and 2906 abut
ting said work On the south side of
Kalmia Road from 16th Street to the
alley east and on the north side of Jonquil
Street from 16th Street to the alley east
at an estimated cost of $615. to be as
sessed against all lots in Square 2740
abutting said work. On the east side of
Georgia Avenue betweeen Girard Street and
Gresham Place (where no walk exists) at
an estimated cost of $75 to be assessed
against all Jots in Square 3057 abutting
said work. On the east side of Kansas
Avenue between Randolph and Upshur
Streets (where no walk exists) at an esti
mated cost of SIOSO. to be assessed against
all lots in Squares 2906 2909 and 2910
abutting tsaid work. On the west side of
14th Street between Juniper and Jonquil
Streets (where no walk exists) a| an esti
mated cost of $320. to be assessed against
all Jots in Square 2739 abutting said work.
On the south side of Reservoir Road from
35th St roct westward to a point about
opposite 38th Street (abutting the grounds
of the Convent of the Visitation) at an
estimated cost of $1965. to be assessed
against all property abutting said work
On the south side of Kalmia Road be
tween 13th Street and Morningside Drive
(where no walk exists) at an estimated
cost of $220. to be assessed against all
property abutting said work. On the north
side of Calvert Street between Tunlaw
Road and 39th Street at an estimated cost
of $920 to be assessed against all prop
erty abutting said work. On the east side
of 39th Street between Beecher and Calvert
Streets (where no walk exists) at an esti
mated cost of $230. to be assessed against
all lots in Square 1301 abutting said work.
On both sides of Carolina Place between
Cathedral Avenue and Macomb Street at
an estimated cost of $1725. to be as
sessed against all lots in Square 1449
abutting said work. On the south side
of Dahlia Street from the Takoma Park
School Grounds westward to the alley west
of 9th Street at an estimated cost of SB6O
to be assessed against all lots in Squares
3173 and 2967 abutting said work. On
the north side of Ellicott Street between
Wisconsin Avenue and 43rd Street (where
no walk Exists) at an estimated cost of
sllO to be assessed against all Jots in
Square 1671 abutting said work. On the
west side of 46th Street between Ellicott
and Fessenden Streets (where no walk
exists) at an estimated cost of S3OO to
be assessed against all lots in Square 1544
abutting said work. Northwest Section: —
Pave alleys with concrete: Unpaved alley
in Square 3146 at an estimated cost of
$750. Alievs in Square 2026 at an esti
mated cost of $4620 Alleys in Square
120 at an estimated cost of $2300. Alleys
in Square 2968 at an estimated cost .of
$4170 That nortion of alley in Square
2500 that abuts lots 30 and 51 at an
estimated cost of $650 East north and
south alley in Square 3263 <4th-sth-Madi-
Ron-Marietta) at an estimated cost of
sllsO Alleys in Square 2014 (Morrison-
McKinlev-33rd-Broad Branch Road) at an
•estimated cost of $2200. East north and
south allev in Square 2741 at an estimated
cost of $1220 That nortion of east and
west alley in Square 3361 (Walnut-Laurel-
Eastern Avenue-2nd) that abuts lot 68
at an estimated cost of $520 Portion of
alley in Square 2067 running southward
from Porter Street to the east and west
alley at an estimated cost of $555. Un
paved portion of alley in Square 3313
(Shepherd-Taylor-3rd-Marlborough Place)
at an estimated cost of $3lO. North and
south allev in Squares 221 R and 2219 at
an estimated cost nf $4750 Alley in
Square 31? at an estimated cost of SI6OO
Alley in Square 2293 running parallel with
31st Street at an estimated cost of $2210
T’npaved alley in Square 3263 (Marietta-
Nicholson-4th-sth' at an estimated cost of
SIOSO Cobble alleys in Square 86 at an
estimated cost of SISOO Alleys in Square
2295 at an estimated cost of $3330. Al
iev in Square 209 (Church-Que-14th-lsth)
at an estimated cost of $1940 Alleys in
Square 2774 (Hemlock-Iris-13th-Moruing
•ide Drive) at an estimated cost of $2650
Alleys in Square 1993 (Legation-Living
ston-Npvada Avenue-Chew Chase Park
wav) at an estimated cost of $2290 Por
tion of allev in Square 141 abutting lot
21 at an estimated cost of $460 North
east Section: —Lay cement sidewalk: On
the east side of Trinidad Avenue from
Florida Avenue to alley north at an esti
mated cost of S2OO. to he assessed against
all lots in Square 4068 abutting said work
On the north side of Morse Street from
Orren Street to the allev west at an esti
mated cost of $l4O to he assessed against
nil mts in Square 4067 abutting said work
On the south side of Levis Street from
Trinidad Avenue to allev east at an esti
mated cost of $l4O. to be assesspd against
all lots in Square 4061 abutting said
work On thp north «ide of Clinton Strpet
between Myrtle and Central Avenues
(where no walk exists) at an estimated
co«t of SIO3O. tn be assessed against all
lots in Square 4319 abutting said work
On the east side of 43rd Place between
Jav Street and Sheriff Rnad and on the
north side of Jav Street between 43rd
Plane and 44th Street at an estimated cost
nf sl°F>o tn he asse«sed against All lots
in Square 5096 abutting said work On
the north side nf Douglas Street from 30th
Street to the allev east (Abutting lots 35
and 30 Square 4353) at an estimated cost
nf 5240 tn he assessed against all Ints in
south side nf Jav Street between 48tb
Street and 48th Place at an estimated cost
nf $435 tn bp A«srcqed against all lots in
Square 5149 abutting said work On the
north tide of Franklin Street and on the
west side of Vista Street between 26th
and 27*h Streets at an estimated cost nf
$530 tn he Rsaecnpd against all Ints in
Square 434° abutting said wnrk On the
south side nf Kpu- York Avenue nn the
I south side nf O Street and on thp south
l side of Florida Avenue all between Ist
( Commissioners’ Notices •)
iCuiiUiiueiD
and 2nd Streets at an estimated cost of
sll6O. to be assessed against all Jots in
Square 710 abutting said work. On both
sides of Girard Street between 13th ami
14th Streets i where no walk exists) St
an estimated cost of $1960 to be assessed
against all lots in Squares 3957 and 3958
abutting said work On the south side of
B Street between 15th and 16th Streets
i where no walk exists) at an estimated
cost of $55 to be assessed against ail
lots In Square J 069 abutting said work.
On the east side of 2nd Street between
Bryant and Channing Streets; on the south
side of Channing Street between 2nd and
3rd Streets and on the north side of Bryant
Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets (all
where no walk exists) at an estimated cost
of S7OO to be assessed against all lots in
Square 3556 abutting said work. On the
east side of 4th Street between Franklin
Street and Michigan Avenue I where no
walk exists) at an estimated cost of $1320
to be assessed against all property abut
ting said work. Pave alleys with concrete:
Northeast Section:—Alley in Square 3967
at. an estimated cost of $llOO. Unpaved
Alievs in Square 1084 at an estimated cost
of $3689 That portion of alley in Square
3888 that abuts lots 53 to 59 inclusive
at an .estimated cost of SI2OO Alleys in
Square 4473 (17th Plaee-K-L-Bladensburg
Road) that abut lots 82 to 87 inclusive
at an estimated cost of SI4OO Alleys in
Square 3976 at an estimated cost of SSOOO.
Alley in Square 3882 abutting lots 26 to
35 inclusive at an estimate*! cost of $1560.
Cobble alleys in Square 749 at an esti
mated cost of $3850 Alleys in Square
4053 at an estimated cost of $2870. South
east and west alley in Square 4054 t Hol
brook Terrace-Ranm-11 th Place-West Vir
ginia Avenue I at an estimated cost of
SBSO Alievs in Square 4058 (Queen-
Holbrook Terracc-Montello Avenue-West
Virginia Avenue) at an estimated cost of
$2670. Alley in Square 3977 at an esti
mated cost of $3375 Southeast Section:
Lay cement sidewalk:—On both sides of
Brothers Place lie tween Trenton Place and
Sterling Street at an estimated cost of
$970 to he assessed against all lots in
Squares 6068 and 6070 abutting said work
On north side of L Street between 11th
and 13th Streets (where no walk exists)
at an estimated cost of $835. to bd as
sessed against all lots in Squares 997 and
1023 abutting said work On the
side of 19th Street between A and B
Streets (where no walk exists) at an esti
mated cost of $2lO. to be assessed against
all lots in Square 1111 abutting said work.
On the west side of 25th Street between
Que Street and Naylor Road and on the
north side of R Street between 25th Street
and Naylor Rond (where no walk exists)
at an estimated cost of sll2O lo_ he as
sessed against al] lots in Square 5587 and
5625 abutting said work On the west
side of Bowen Road between Burns and
46th Streets at an estimated cost of SI6BO
to be assessed against all lots in Square
5365 abutting said work. Southeast Sec
tion: Pave alleys with concrete: —Portion
of east and west alley in Square 5611 that
abuts lots 22 to 29 at an estimated cost
of $750 Alley in Square 693 (E-Tvy-New
Jersey Avenue-Canal) nt an estimated cost
of S7BO Southwest Section: Pave alleys
with concrete: Cobble alleys in Square 497
at an estimated cost of $6130 Alleys in
Square 53$ at an estimated cost of $5600.
Allev in Square 584 at an estimated cost
of $2190 LUTHER H REICHEI.DERFER.
HERBERT B CROSBY. D A. DAVISON.
Acting. Commissioners. D C.
( Bids and Proposals ]
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of the
Supervising Architect Washington. D.
C. March 23. 1932 —Notice is hereby
given tliat (he time for opening bids for
furnishing all labor and materials and
performing all work for the extension,
remodeling and enlargement (except eleva
tors dumbwaiter, lighting fixtures, etc.i
of the U. S. Post Office at Washington
D. C.. is hereby postponed from 3 p m
March 29 1932. to 3 p m. April 8 1932.
JAS. A WETMORE. Acting Supervising
Architect.
directory
ANTIQUES
OLD VIRGINIA SHOP ANTIQUES
Edward C. Van DeVanter
1711 Eve St. N. W. Dist tlsSB
""automobile radiators
Aviation and Auto Radiator Experts
New Radlato~R at Wholesale Prices
Old Radiators New
Guaranteed Work Only
P. H. TUCKER CO NAt. 2516
306-0* J. Marshall Pl. or 4 St. N. W.
We start where they ail finish & save U JS
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ~
CLARK’S AUTO REPAIR. SHOP
6 Quarts of Valvoline Motor OH Free
With Each Carbon and Valve Job
'•Satisfied Customers Alwavs Return”
Rear 144 3Rhode island Ave. N W
CLIFTON STI N N ETT
General Automobile Repairing
Washing—Polishing—Towing
Valves Ground and Carbon Cleaned nn
All Makes of Cars. SI.OO Per Cylinder
904 Barrv Place. N. W.
NOrth 7016
GAERTNER’S AUTO SERVICE
General Mechanics
Auto Electricians and
Batterv Service
719 North Capitol Street
NAtlonal 1250
UNION STATION AUTO WRECKERS
Used Cars
Bought and SMd at Junk Prices
Used Parts
Fnr All Makes nf Cars
at Low Prices
19 Eye St. N. E. MEtropolitan 93«5
—"AUTOMOBILE SERViCE~~
SERVICE AUTO TOP SHOP
Cushions—Curtains—Seat Covers
Upholstering
IJt 41 ft Si. X. W.NOrth 9322
STUDEBAKER ft AUBURN SERVICE
Storage—Washing—Greasing
General Auto Repairing
McNeil’s Garage
IJIS P Street Northwest
Phone Decatur 1447
SQUARE SERVICE STATION
James A. Wilkins. Prop.
Specializing on Marmons and Buick Cars
Rear 1019 Columbia Rd. N.W. CO. 10185
BATfERY—SERVICE
GARLOCK SERVICE COMPANY
Dunlop Tires and Tube.?—Battery lie
charging—Distributors Exlde
Batteries
A. S Neilson. Owner
3228 Georgia Ave. COI. 10105
bicTycleTandmotorcycles
RADINS CYCLE STORE
For Parts and Repairs
New ft Used Motorcycles ft Bicycles
1701 7th St. N. W. NOrth 9201
BROKERS
WESTHEIMER ft COMPANY
Stocks and Bonds
Members nt the N Y. Stock Exchange
Woodward Building NAU 6500
STOUFFER’S BUFFET SANDWICHES
• INC.
Washington's Original Sandwich Grill-
Toasted Sandwiches. Waffles. Steak and
Chop Supners "A Sandwich Is a Meal.”
824 14th St. N. W. NAt. 9405 MEt. 7158
CLEANERS AND DYERS~
DE LUXE NVV — METHOD i'LEANERS
Work Called for and Delivered
One Day Service
1721 Wie. Ave. N W. WEet 0620
confectioners"
VERS 13 FOOD SPEC! A LTV CO.
Mfge. of G-They-R-Gnod
Peanut Butter Sandwiches A- Potato Chlpe
Distributors of Majestic Mayonnaise
and other Products
40* 7th St. S. W. NAt. 2450
COSTUMES
JACK MULLANK
Fully Prepared With an Appropriate
Line of Costumes. Wigs and Make-Un
for the George Washington Bicentennial
and All Occasions.
714 llth Street. Northwest
MEtropolitan 9395
CARLTON STUDIO OF DANCING
1722 Penn. Ave NW MET. 9584
Al. Ingram Dancing Master
Waltz Foxtrot, Tango, Varsity. Tap. Toe
Military Acrobatic. Musical Comedv.
Sorins Tuition 5 Private Lessons J 5.00
Class Lessons Nlehtlv 50a
E L EDWARDS
Interior and Exterior Decorator ot
Better Home? We Know How
Awning* Window Shades.
Pa nerhangina. Painting
5333 Gooigia Ave. N. W. GEo. 4368
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Is the Herald and Times Want Ad Phone Nuipber
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
AA—ACCURATE DETECTIVE SERVICE
Domestic—Civil—Criminal
Investigations
Special Trained Operatives—Mai* and
Female. Call NAtlonal 1511 J35-J6
Earle Thea. Bldg 13th ft E Sts N. V.
Bast Rates Best Service
AMERICAN DETECTIVE AGENCY
Modern Secret Methode
Bonded — Reliable as a Bank
The Onlv F’amber of W. AD_ln D. C.
J. Fraoklln Watts. Pres, and Gen. Mgr.
’ Suite 255 Munsev Building
Phones. NAtlonal 0833 —3865
~~ DRUGGISTS ~
ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY.
INC. L. S. Terry. L. L. Williams
Biological and Medical Supplies
We call and Deliver-Analytlcal Chemists
518 Fla .’ e N W North *BBI-6882
TSCHIFFELY BROS
Douglas Tschiffelv. Druggist
1203 Connecticut Ave N. W
Phones DEcatur 4252
Prescriptions ('ailed for and Delivered
COLUMBIA PHARMACY
Open Until I o’clock A. M.
FULL LINE OF DRUG SUPPLIES
Presortotlons Crlled for and Delivered
Fountain service. School Supplies. First
Aid Reo'llrements Ice Cream Delivered
Second ft Fla’ Ave N W NOrth 7633
E xpress^F transfer
McCUY TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Service between Baltimore. Wash
ington. Richmond. Fredericksburg. Cul
peper New Market. Harrisonburg. Win
cheater. Alexandria and intermediate
points. Manassas. Va., Manassas 64-
Termlnal 901 7th St. S. W. Ph. MEt. 2152
IZ EXTERMINATORS
ROACHES COST YOU LOTS
OF MONEY
Harris Will Exterminate
Them nr Nn Charge
P F. HARRIS
724 Ninth St. NAtlonal 9117
~ FISH AND~OYSTERS
N. E. FISH ft OYSTER MARKET
Free Delivery—’Wholesale & Retail
1492 H St. N. E. Lln. 10177
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AM) .
EMBALMERS
JOHN T RHINES ft COMPANY
Leading Colored Funeral Directors
20X 3rd St. S. W. ME 8401
April 6th
Celebration of Army Day
♦ ♦
April 6.. . the anniversary of the en
try of the United States into the
world war...is annually observed as
Army Day, with emphasis on the part
played by the military forces in time
of peace. The day’s event will in
clude a grand parade of military,
patriotic and civilian organizations
through Pennsylvania and Constitu
tion Avenues, culminating in a dem
onstration in the Monument Grounds,
where the units will be reviewed by
the Secretary of War. The grand
marshal of the parade will be Maj.
Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Chief of
Staff of the Army.
♦
VISITORS
... as well as native Washingtonians,
will find the Greater Washington
Service Directory of interest in locat
ing desirable places to visit before
and after the celebration.
SATURDAY—MARCH 26—1932
GASOLINE FILLING STATION
18th Monroe Sts hi E NOrth 7742
BurrouKh s Gasoline Station, Ina.
Exide Battery and Service Station
Acceeeoriev
gift SH Q p .
THE NIPPON GIFT SHOP
Manufacturer? of Lamp Shades
Gifts
China Ware and Novelties
916 H STREET NORTHEAST
Telephone
Lincoln 9627
GLOVE REPAIRING
Have Your Gloves Repaired With a
Alachine Stitch Instead of bv Hand
Our New Method Is the Best Available
and Is 15 Cents an Inch.
SOUTHERN STELOS CO. 701 12th N W
_____
WINDSOR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Miss Simms. Mgr. West 1184
Furnished Rooms Dining Room
2135 G Street Northwest
Phone West 1815-1816
ALL STATES TAVERN
Offers the Tourist and Resident
Strictly Home-Cooked Foods
Popular Priceesoft E. Capitol
MAIN HOTEL
Rooms by the Dav. Week or Month
Rates, $1 00 pgr Day. S4.od Per Wk Up
Always Hot Water 10)7 N Y. Ave. N W.
THE EVANGBLIND
Residence for SAlf-Supportlng
Young Business Women
1330 L St. N WNA 7870
hairHbressing
SOUTHWEST CHEMICAL COMPANY
Weaver's Hair Dressing
For Sale at All Leading Drug Stores
6h6 m St. S W MEt. 7182
HOSpITALS
DOWLING’S PRIVATE EYE HOSPITAL
Dr Jas C- Dowling. M-dical Director
Medical and Surgical Service
12th ft Von Sts N w NOrth 104*
HOUSE MOVER
P. DUDTJCT
Licensed Contractor and Builder
Move Anything—Stone. Frame or Brlek
Buildings AU Work Guaranteed
354 Ven St N WNAt «17ft
‘ meaT
CASTET.T.’St
All Pork Sausag»
10 Eastern Market. Lln. 0362
Business Service
24=]HI©w Service Dnreetory
The following services are arranged alphabetically for
your convenience in locating your desired services quickly
Auto Accessories
N. F.TURNER
Lpec. 5-Pas. Sod. Seat Covers—i o km
1417 P ST. N. \V. DEc.
Auto Repairing
ABSHER MOTOR CO.
General Auto Repairing
Sales & Service on Plymouth
several used cars
MUST SELL AT ONCE
1311 E St, S, E.EI. 2855
SISSON S SERVICE GARAGE
Gen. Auto Repairs. Chevrolet Specialists
Rear 1035 17th St. N, W. NO. 8414
BOCABILO SERVICE GARAGE. 69 G St.
N.W., general auto repairs Will broadcast
over WJSV Sat 6 p.m.. Mar. 26, for 5 wks.
P. A. DRILL,
General Auto Repair Work.
1810 141 h St. N. W, NOrth 5982,
FORD Saia: & bar vice. Reasonable prices
Handley tutor, 3730 Ga Ave N W
CALDWELL'S AUTO SERVICE
Gen. Repairs and Auto Electrical Work
2604 12th St, N. E, NOrth 9448
PHILIP A. TOLSON. JR.
AUTHORIZED BRAKE SERVICE
GAS—OIL—GREASING
STH AND R STS, N. W NOrth 9674
BOWMAN'S SERVICE STATION
Gas, Oil, Access. Lee Tires, C.&D. Batteries
3101. Nichols Ave, S. E.Lin. 8243
MARTIN MOTOR CO.
REO SALES AND SERVICE
2015 14th St, N. W.NOrth 7984
MERCHANTS Motor Service, Chevrolet
specialists. Ask any of our customers.”
Rear, 1013 13th St » W, MEt. 6075,
CHARLIE’S GARAGE
Auto Repairing
Expert Service and Repairing for All
Makes of Cars—Specializing on
NASH AND CHEVROLET
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Rear 222 Mass. Ave. N. W ME. 7588
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
CLIFTON STINNETT.
904 BARRY PL. N W NOrth 7016
CN . Valves ground and carbon cleaned
>7, I on all makes of car*—
' n Per CyltndA
6 QUARTS VALVOUNE OIL
r It hr with everv carbon and valve iob
CLARK’S AUTO SERVICE
Rear 1443 R I Ave N W DEC. 0237
Automobile Painting
HAVE YOUR CAR RELACQUERED.
Dependable Service—Price* Reasonable
W 1205 K St N W, NAt .3712
Beauty Culture School
Learn Beaniv Culture. Stewart * School $5
starts vou abort course 021 F ME. R7OB
Beauty Shops
ARTISTIC BEA PTY SHOP
Special Offer
Permanent
$5 0O to S' 00
1320 F St N__w Metropolitan 7500
Brake Service
Raybestos Brake Service
In Our New Location
617 New York Ave. N. W. DI. 9616
Formerly at 320 Pa. Ave: N. W.
SPECIALIZING ON ALL TYPES
OF BRAKES
Berdi” and Lockheed
Authorized Station
MORTGAGE LOANS
COMMONWELATH INVESTMENT CO.
INC.
Mortgage Loan Correspondent tor the
Prudential Insurance Company of America
In Arlington and Fairfax Counties and
Alexandria. Va. 806 15th St.N.W. NA. 2623
~~ MOVING
RED BALL TRANSIT COMPANY
Move the Red Ball Way
We Are a Nation-Wide Concern
903 Dist. Natl. Bank Bldg. NA 2162
PLASTERING AND STUCCO~
W. R. OTTEY
Plastering and Stucco Contractor
Estimates Freely Given
1228 13th Street, Northwest
NAtlonal 1778
PRINTERS
NEVER IDLE PRINTERS
1317 9th St. N. W.
Phone NOrth 8919
RADIO"SERVICE
KAY RADIO SERVICE
Sale* and Service. AH Makes
, DEcatur 6736
RADIATOR—ANTI FREEZE ~
“When Winter Comes.” Ask for Dupont
Anti-F’eeze Methanol. Safe Pro
tection for Your Motor
DUCO. INCORPORATED. Distributor®
2513 Fourteenth St. N. W.
RESTAURANTS -
CAFE U-R-WEL-KUM—Chllt, Bar-B-Q,
Chitterlings. Pastry, etc. Mr*. Hattie
Jordan, Prop Ralph Jefferson. Mgr.
469 Fla. Ave NW 4a.m.t02 a. m.
GENDLEMAN'S KOSHER
Finest Jewish Restaurant in Washington
Courteous Service
621 R St. N W ME. 6303
HERZOG’S SEA EUUD CAKE
Oysters. Clams, Lobsters, Crabs. Snap
turtl* Soup. All Fresh Fish In Season
Open Till Midnight
llth and Water Streets S. W.
Metropolitan 9762-6706
JENE'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT
Ravioli and Spaghetti a Specialty
A la Car’s Service
Luncheon. 60c. 75c. Dinner. 81. 81.60
Opp. Mayflower
1707 Ds Sates St. DEC. 1620
LOUIS' ITALIAN AND
AMERICAN RESTAURANT
Lunch—3so and 60c
Dinner—6oc. 76c, 81.00
A La Carte Service
Open Sundays
707 12th St. N WMEt. 9392
THE MARYLAND STORE AND LUNCH
Del 'roasted Sandwiches, Fresh Fruit.
Vegetables & Eggs. Wis. Ave. & 33d St,
SCHOOLSAND
I.AKE SCHOOL
Stenography and Typewriting
Bond Building
New York Ave. and 14th Street
Phon* District 7519
TAXICABS
HERBURT'S CAB CO.
20c City Proper—24-Hour Service
702 T St- N. W. NOrth 8477
TAILORS
O'CONOR & MARKS, INC.
Correct Tailors
212 Investment Bldg. NAt. 3409-3410
BROA DWA Y T A ILORS and FURRIERS
Once a Customers. Always a Customer
Cleaning—Pressing—Furs
3125 Mt. Pleasant St. N W, COL 3394 ;
WOOD'S
Transfer and Storage
Local and Long Distance
Packing. Moving. Shipping. Storage
2010 9th St N W North 1371
TRUNKS AND LUGGAGE
G. W. KING. JIl W
The House of Many Leather®
Trunks— Leather Goods—Sad Jery
Dog Furnishing® and Harness
511 IPh St N W NAt 4142
traveiTservice
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO
Traveler's Cheque®—Money Order®
Insurance
Ask for Mr. Darrell P. Aub—Miss M. J.
Nicholson—-Miss I. V. Stout
1414 F St. N W NAt. 107*—1258
SOUTHEAST UNIFORM OUTFITTERS
Louis Gritz
Bettered Garment* of All Tvpe® for
Everv Purpose
Unionall® —Shoo Coats
I 534 Bth St. S. E. Lin. 3302
Business Service
Cleaners, Dyers
NORFOLK "CLEANERS AND DYERS—
Dresses, 95c; suits, doc: pressed. 25c. Call
and deliver. 2218 14th St. N.W. NO. 8879.
BRIGHTON VALET SERVICE
CLEANING DYEING AND PRESSING
2123 California St. N WPOt 0080
AT YOUR SERVICE’’—SPECIAL
2 Dresses, $1.50 —Suits, sOc
HATS. 35c—WE CALL AND DELIVER
1835 7th St. N. W. NO. 8130
Heating
M. A. MANDLEY
HEATING INSTALLATIONS & REPAIRS
2600 M ST N. E. AT. 3628
Home Repairs
RemocSel Your Home
. EASY PAYMENT PLAN
PAINTING. PAPERING CARPENTERING.
Roofing. Shingling. Plumbing and Heating
estimates free. National Engineering and
Equipment Co Lincoln 0601
13Miscellaneous Service
EXPRESS tug HIKE Mtil'KKA r.qI'IP
MENT: REAS KATES PH UISJ 8548
HOME-BAKED CAKES exp bakin* for all
occasions fall Mis Merritt Ul 6791
Moving and Hauling
TRUNKS del anywhere 50c. Moving, haul
ing $2,50 Id, up. 626 O N.W. DE. 0040-J
DAILY trips to all points Ret load rates;
50 padded vans Every load insured.
National Delivery Assoc., Inc. NAt. 1460.
LOCAL, long-dist. moving, small van $2.50;
trunks, 75c up: large van $5 up. Looper
Transfer. 1815 6th St N.W NO 6466-67,
Painting, Papering, Etc
PAPERHANGING and Painting Rms dry
scraped, papered $6 up. For bargains *
service call LI. 4215. Natl. House Repair Co.
PAPERHANGING & Painting, better kind.
Rea. Mason. 618 Col. Rd.N.W AD.10278
ALL WORK guaranteed, estimates free.
F. H. Murray, 1103 9th N.W. ME. 9474
PAPERING, Painting, best workmanship.
Reasonable prices. "Give Us a Trial.' 1 ’
Kurtz Bros. NA. 3484. Eves. AD. 5825,
PAPERING
Room*. $5 up Lincoln 1638. W.
PAINTING, papering, cement carpentry.
1213 R, I, Av. N.W DE 3354, PO. 5805.
626 B N E—Painting papering mt ext.
dec, expertly done S Weimer Lin 6244
ROOMS PAPERED paper included
Also painting' work guaranteed
3 Jar*on, 1416 Md Ave N E Lin 8590
Radio Repairing
ABBEY RADIO SERVICE
NOW LOCATED AT NEW ADDRESS
5824 GEORGIA AVE, N, W. GE. 5554
75c RADIO SERVICE 75c
Atwater Kent Specialist. Battery
Sets Re.wired for D. C Current. $5 up.
1101 13TH ST N W MEt 4912
D, C, E1 ec Sets $9 up.
Roofing
THOMAS W BINNIX & BRO.
Roofing—Guttering & Snouting—Cornleea.
424 "th St. S. W DI 4443.
Shades and Screens
WE WILL measure make and Install good
quality window shades for 75c
Kleebtett 1 0*879 '
Sign Painting
HARRISON SIGN CO
AUTO PAINTING AND LETTERING
MODERN SPRAY EQUIPMENT
REASONABLE AND DEPENDABLE
Rear 350 Pa. Ave. N W Dlst, 6696
Upholstering
UPHOLSTERING slip covers cushions, re
pairing: reed furniture lauquered Gar
land RG32 Genrcia Ave GEo 3R4n
UPHOLSTERING, turn repair refinishing.
Weismuller. 1735 14th N W DEc 0760
' Announcements )
7 Lost and Found
LOST, Change Purse, Mar. 25, containing
$15.80 and car tokens, near 9th & Pa.
Ave D t; E Sts. N. W. Call MEt. 9900.
Branch 318 before 12 o’clock on GE.
3283-J alter 3 p. m.
SATCHEL black. Thur*. a. in., vicinity
2432 Pa. Ave. N.W., contents shaving
su p.. 5-yr. diary, Bible, etc. Rew, CO. 3327
8 Personals
ALL KINDS of massages by German
graduate masseuse A Dams 5284,
MASSAGE unusually refined lady splendid
workmanship 3025 O WEst 1120
PHYSIOTHERAPY —Swedish method and
scientific electrical treatment*. NO. 8803.
GRADUATE MASSEUSE gives massages for
reducing or increasing weight. Diet. 7610
DRESSMAKING and altering, by expert;
home or out Mrs Mars, Lincoln 2919.
EXPECTANT mother desires room & board
in quiet, refined home: rates must be
reas. Address Box 306. Winchester. Va,
LAUNDRY (hand)—Call and deliv.. guar
fam, wash, etc, 1306 Oth St. N. W.
LAUNDRY called for and delivered: guar
anteed: reas. 1612 10th St. N. W.
DR. R. P. MacCONNELL Chiropractic. New
office, suite 1004. Our Home Life Bldg.,
Vermont and L. N W Hrs 2-6. NAt. 2441.
DR. CUTTY—2O .ve.irs' serving the poor.
Fee sl. medicine free. NAt, 0809,
BABIES and small children boarded, pri-
vate home. Best of care. Reas. LI. 7402-/
GET a good rub under *un lamp for cold*.
chronic pain*: white nurse PO 4721.
CHILDREN boarded by ex-service man and
wife: school blk 3520 M St. N. W,
RELIEF treatments for muscular and circu
latory troubles: internal and external
baths. Dist. 0071
DR. NORTON J. BURTT
Osteopathic Physician
The Conard. 13th and Eye Sts. N. W.
Phone NAt. 0070. Suite 807.
Formerly in the Bond Building.
BOOKER COLEMAN—Washington’s hottest
mus. ensemble. 1522 12th N.vi. NO. 4217
LAUNDRY (hand) —Hospital
wash. 1000 17th St, N.W. DRc, 5530-W.
A HOME for convalescents and fastidious.
Exclusive ideal surroundings; scienti
fically prepared food. Newly furnished and
decorated: radio. 1400 Kennedy St. N. W.
CASH for pawn tickets, diamond*, jewelry,
antiques silver, gold and watches Liv
ingston. 691 13th St N W NAt 6649.
SCIENTIFIC massage: electric treatment:
graduate masseuse; by appt. DEc, 6368
MASSEUSE, grad, nurse, healthy col.: re
fined white only: speaks Gr Fr PU. 5830
COCOA CREAM MASSAGE for dry skin:
violet ray treat for colds & sora muscle*.
Refined white only colored nurse NO 2768
DETECTIVES - Priv CONFIDENTIAL.
Offices 3d floor Munsev Bldg Dist 7064.
WHEN DEATH strikes a family there la
no need for them to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral service due to in
ability to pay a high price: the Greater
W W Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral cars and all for as little a* $75;
the world's finest waterproof airtight,
guaranteed steel burial vault may be had
from Chambers for SBS Phone or write
your address. We will send you a beauti
ful catalogue of How We Do It In case of
death, cal! the Greater W W Chamber* Co
14th St, comer Chanin St N W COI 0432
HAIR ON FACE
H. DILLON, INC., 1000 Conn,Av. NA. 8779
SONG POEMS WANTED
By recognized melody writer. Earl Whitte*
more. District Nat. Bank Bldg.
15 Motor Travel
AM GOING to Chicago. Florida and
Texas. Can take 5 people. Call NA. 9756
TO CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.,
SUNDAY. WANT 4 PASSENGERS.
E, K, SHILLING, LINCOLN 2142.
Tuxedos for Hire
NEW full dress and Tuxedo Suits for hire.
826 14th St, N W Norris. MEt. 7024.
11 Special Notices
EASTER SPECIAL!
EGGS
Fresh From Fredericksburg. Va
U DOZEN 25c
SJDOZEN SI.OO
CITY AND SUBURBAN
FREE DELIVERY
Mayfair Poultry Co.
NAtlonal 2806
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