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FOLLOWING
THROUGH
Pedro Acu1LAR

KAA AA A.
After an absence of three
weeks, find that the Island City
soft ball league is still fighting
hard and the Machinists are still
in the lead, with nine wins and
three defeats.
They have won one and tied
one with the Legion, won two
from the vFW, two from the
Lunch boys, three from the Dairy
men and one from the Bombers,
They have lost one to the VF'W
and two of the Bombers.
The Legion has won seven, lost
four and tied one. They have won
three from the Bombers, two
from the Lunch boys; one from
Dairy and Foreign War Veterans.
They lost one to the Machinists,
one to the WV, one to the Dairy
boys and one to the Lunch team.
The Lunch boys have won five
and lost six. They won two from
the veterans, two from the Dairy
and one from the Legion. They
have lost two games to the Ma
chinists, Legion and Bombers.
The Bombers have won five
and lost seven. They won two
from the Machinists, two from
the Lunch boys and one from the
VFW. They lost three to the
Dairy and one to the VFW. The
veterans have won four and lost
seven, They have won one from
the Machinists, one from the
Legion, one from the Dairy and
one from the Bombers and lost
two to the Machinists, two to the
Lunch team and one to the Lee
gion, Dairy and Bombers.
The Adams Dairy has won four
and lost seven. They have won
one from the Legion, one from
the Veterans and two from the
Bombers and lost three to the
Machinists, two to the Lunch
boys, one to the Legion and one
to the Veterans.
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NAVY NEWS BRIEFS


bage cans are kept closed. Don I
tolerate garbage dumps within
the city limits. If there are any
horses in town; don't tolerate
manure piles Regardless of DO
10 epidemics. these are measures
that ought to be taken anyhow,
simply as a matter of civic de-
cency. In fact, Individual DOT
spray guns applied in the right
places are more accurate and
beneficial than overhead mist
spraying.
The National Federation OF
Infantile Paralysis, although it
does not advocate DOT spraying,
and despite its feeling ahat it will
not help heck an epidemic, has
sent DOT at its own expense to
requesting health officials. It
stands ready to give this and
other kinds of aid ON moment
notice anywhere anytime. The
aid includes epidemic aid teams.
wool and machines for hot packs,
iron lungs" and recruitment of
trained personnel from physi-
clans to physical therapiSts. II
is now sponsoring conferences in
many states to organize official
and, unofficial health agencies to
stand by i'm case an epidemic
strikes: these units will be pre-
pared to aid any stricken area
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FOOD OR A LIFE

Hungry faces turned toward
the ship coming up the bay; a
child tugged at a mothers skirt;
and a hopeful CLEAN lit in the
woman's gray eyes as the small
voice queried, 'Momnny, will we
have something to eat now"
All over Europe this question
is being asked today, "Mommy,
will we have something to eat
now?" 1t is being asked in many
languages, in many dialects, by
many nationalities. All over the
world people are starving and
dying for lack of the few crustS
of bread necessary to sustain
life. And, we, the American
people, can answer this question
in one language, universal
language-food.
Let us answer the prayers
of the woman and child by
saying, "Yes. it is a ship
bringing food from America"
Each of us can do his part to
load these ships to save the peo-
PIE of Europe by conserving food
in many ways, the most impor-
tant of which are to-. ~,
Purchase foods THAT are
plentiful. such as fresh fruits,
seasonal vegetables, potatoes,
fresh and frozen fish, eggs and
poultry . s''9n
2-Conserve all flour, cereals,
and bread. Use alternate foods
such as corn and cat meals and
fiours for all wheat products
whenever possible.
eliminate much food
waste through better care in
storage, refrigeration, prepara-
ton and serving.
4.-Omit all foods which re-
quire large amounts of fats iii
preparation.
5.-Turn in all fats and drip
pings which cannot be possibly
reused.
The elimination of waste and
the will-power to avoid eating
that extra pastry each day may
be the means by which each of
us may save a life in Europe or
Asia this year.
Let us each of us join
our private, personal Save d
Life" club now by providing the
answer to that question, MON
my, will we have something TO
eat now?"
s-1 A.
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RAMSpOT TO COACH
DIXIE PRO ELEVEN

PORTSMOUTH. Va. lap
Keith Ramspot, captain of the
Boston Yankees of the National
Football League in 1914 and l945.
is the new head coach of the
Portsmouth, Pirates Of the Dixie
Professional League.
Rafnspot, former star end at
Southern Methodist University,
viii not play for the Pirates. He
will scout during the off season.
In addition to playing for Bos-
ton, Ramspot also starred for
Green Bay, Chicago and Brook
lyn during his professional
career in the National circuit
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HAUL AND HOIST!
ATOM BOWB C1NfNE!i

Haul down the Yoke flag
and hoist all possible bunting II;
its placer" 1s IL
Those are instructions being
given all personnel on the
atomic bomb target ships
should any one of them be
stranded aboard after all
hands have left.
Just one of the many precau-
tionary measures to be taxed
during the experiments, this sig
nal will delay the tests and per-
nit the man to be removed ito
safety, Advance Headquarters.
Joint Arny-NAvy Task Force
One announced. &
The senior member Of the
''last-minute" crew aboard
each target ship will be the.
last man TO leave and prior 10
his departure he will hoist the
! yellow and red striped yoke"
flag at the yardarn.
This laSt-minute crew, which
will be the final group left
aboard each ship. will be com.
posed of partly Navy and part
civilian men. Certain mechan-
ical instruments and recordlg
devices will be started by them
on the morning of the tests. Once
these are set, the crew will leav.
and the experiments will begin
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Louis, Conn Fight
"Great Farce
Says AguiIdr

Peter Aguilar. Key West.
admits he was one Of the AS
600 suckers who witnessed
the Louis Conn fight recent
~ in New York.
He said he paid $50 for a
seat 500 feet from the ring
but added his vision was OBJ
scured by light glare and
smoke.
II could barely see the
fighters going through their
PAGES and was certainly dis
appointed over not getting a
better view of the battle"
1T was the farce of the
century" Mr.. Aguilar said.
The next day. the Key
Wesief said. he attended a
movie and saw the fight in
slow motion. showing the
Knockout of the once-great
Billy Conn.
II hope this picture comes
to Key West soon so the fans
can see the great fight farce
for themselves" Aguilar said.
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II $ Ff u ~ E # H sSs.s N #s "a BE Fs
Eddie, Dick Law Give
Boxing Brother Status

Brother Richard fought as an
amateur welterweight around
Philadelphia before the war. But
several years with the Marines in
the Pacific enlarged him until
to-day he stands six-feet-ohe and
weighs slightly over 200 pounds,
Eddie plans to give Dick his
first pro fight, in the near fu-
ture.
''IIe is only o." says Eddie.
"but | think he has the makings
CT a good fighter"
Eddie injured his hand in an
automobile accident early in the
Delaware Park meeting and has
placed Dick in charge Of the re-
ducirig room.
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RACES HONOR NAVY

RIO DE JANEIRO. LAP
When the u. S. cruiser Fargo and
the submarine Doiden tied up in
this port recently, the Rio race
track devoted a full days program
to honor them. Each race was
named for some section or per-
sonality in the U. S. Navy, such
as Commodore Dodd, The Fourth
Fleet, the u. S. Navy, the Cruis-
er Fargo. the Submarine Dol
den, the Tenth Fleet and Rear
Admiral Bleri. An amateur race
was entitled Anchors Aweigh.
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PLANE SPRAY OF dot
NO POLIO CURE

Wholesale spraying of towns
with DOT mist discharged from
low-flying planes, in the hope of
stopping the spread of infantile
paralysis, is not regarded very
optimistically by scientists of the
U. S. department of agriculture.
DR.. Fred C. Bishop of the bu-
reau of entomology and plant
quarantine points out that the
spraying of a town from the air
causes a reduction in the num-
her of flies, but not their total
elimination, and even this reduc-
ton is only temporary. Also,
spraying planes have to fly very
low, which introduces a really
considerable risk of crashes. !.
We used airplane spraying
diring the war III an effort to
reduce the plague of flies on
Saipan." DIR. Bishopp stated.
ITO cover an acre of ground
we used two quarts Of satu-
rated solution of DOT, dis
charged from specially built
apparatus. We really 6dn't
solve the fly problem on Sal
pam"
Personally, / think if a COM
mllnity wants to get rid of its
flies and stay rid of them, il
should not resort to such heroic
measures as airplane spraying,
which while it presents the spec
tacular, is only a palliative aftel
all. The thing to do is clean up
Get rid of slum filth, especially
i open privies. See to it that gar,
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AP Newsfeutures

AP NeWSfeufureS
WILMINGTON, Del. = Pro-
fessiona1 boxing soon will have
another brother act in Dick Law.
the fighter, and Eddie Law, the
trainer.
Ring followers will remember
Eddie as a better than average
featherweight II or more years
ago and Eddie hopes Dick. will
prove even better among the
heavyweigfts.
Eddie quit the ring in 1894 and
since then has taken on the Job
of taking weight off jockeys.
Right now he is in charge of he
reducing room at Delaware
Park.
n y
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LECALS
BIDS aNp PROPOSALS

UNITED STATES OF AME Ese;A-.
Maritime Commission. invites sealed
bids Tor the purchase OF ,IWs .9h v,
each RW viii iii be Dsa c 81 I for ills
and J-2l46. other terms ana eondi-I
tlqfls under which these vessels
Mil ,o Be sold and fo Pertinent e ta nf91
yitation for Bids, PDk-l5V, dated
July LIST, 1916.
Name. Official Number AMOR.
GOVERNMENT Designation Location
and Length in Feet and Type:
TRAILS ISLAND, STATEN ISLAND,
NEW YORK
RIrNry No. 1.{fTsx L 4ols az work
past
6s9a ei ra,,nnci3s ss
iS a. 1aunchs
J-4sI, 10, Open Motor Launch.
J-5ias "a "a 9pen Saivase Launch.
SIsrI % saf Yv' 49, nv aunch
NJ f = y Ai tsI, "a f,sl n w
2eo1 az = esr,1e .Roaf.....
esfif yR;rsf RAY s B4I ri Il MD.
icGS35oiI. S. fPicket Boat. n
~ Nama . IA Work Roaf 1SteeIl.
"a .l RI.tsSge1N. StlIrrH CAROLINA
padnnah s5p 81 soa Gun Raat
fSfrIssf AITTlts I III n ii +, III. pT2TDA
(~fsa fQ0nK lEs~ - : 40 fh3cAE ~ pick at
3d. fooVf th.A- aet' '''isf' 10
nos's' sv wEST ~ oRrDA
MARIE IA 5 ~ s IS .Rrava1 fEx-
= Navy ~ aaanns1 ffS-7s1 Si5aS511.
Se Vro-ls LEI
9,sst 81 ~ A,vnfs.r xT,ES FT0Ryr;A
cc.'asaesl n az ii proralIsd Fire
80 oVooor' az
p1 SEi IN r1EIp roRT usAIroN
I1efl-iN 81 " 'saI s ~ va = 80
eTA-1 oao snail Raat shelter
- p rSSS S1snT III oRIDA
= J-sa a. oban Motar fannch
'-o1' FL III 2 aSI 'W4S ssISSIbpI
cc, oeaaa i - Tfs 1852
I'Ia7 "a o,a o. Matnr = 'a,,nch
9-dI5 IL 9pen IptDr I.a,lnch
I1l1 az a., Motor f'as,nch
I-Ssa lS 49, Wofor Tannch
I-SS? Al open Motor Tanneh
- fIry,TSIl % Ia,,nch
SpfcSy II a. * Ep AetcTSco
81 iiIlss .Ifet>
My: 1Aea Ser sra,Sinss Iaanncb
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sf,,s 51S II, I. 49, n .n,.cS
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adni Snvi.st tn ma for RAJ
PpX.isO; np9n app. nSsYd;a1s t9 s inc
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ton for Monroe County,
Florida, Office of the Coun-
!. ty Superintendent, End Floor,
County Court House, Key
West, Florida.
SEPARATE SEALED BIDS BY
TRADE, subject to the condi-
tons herein, will be received at
the above address until loo pm,
Daylight Saving Time, July is,
1916, and then publicly opened,
for furnishing all labor and ma
terials and performing all work
in the remodelling of the Harris
Elementary School Building,
Southland and Margaret Streets,
Key West, Florida, complete ac-
cording to the Plans and Speci-
fications prepared by John AL
Ian Long, Architect, as required
by the following trades: tl)
Plumbing and Sheet Metal; ca
Plastering and Stucco; (3) Elec-
trical; az Structural Steel; 60
Painting. Plans, Specifications,
and Contract documents are
open to the public for inspection
at the Office of the County
Superintendent of Public In
struction for the County of Mon
roe, Florida, Court House. Key
West, Florida, or may be obtain
ed from John Allan Long, Ar
chitect, Island City Building,
Key West, Florida.
BID GUARANTEE will be re-
quired with each bid in the
amount equal to not less than
Three Per Cent go of the
amount of the bid. Certified
check, Cashiers check, or Bid
Bond shall be made payable to
the Order of the Board of Public
instruction of Monroe County,
Florida.
PERFORMANCE BOND will be
required in the amount of twenty
per cent {20se) of the Contract
Price. for each trade concerned.
THE RIGHT is RESERVED to
reject any and all bids, to waive
any informality or irregularity in
bids received, and to accept or
| reject any item of any bid, I'M
less such bid is qualified by
specific limitation.
No BID shall be Withdrawn
| for d period of thirty days after
receipt Of bids.
ENVELOPES containing bi d S
must be sealed, marked, and adj
dressed as follows:
Bid for plumbing and Sheet
Metal clustering and Stucco)
(E1ectricaD structural SteeD
Painting) Work, Harris Elemen-
tary School Building, Key West,
Florida.
TO be opened 100 PM, DIST,
July Is, 1916.
WILLARD M. ALBURY,
Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Monroe County,
Florida, End Floor, County
Court House, Key West,
Florida.
jul 1915, 1916
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Blind BOgie Golf Tourney
Winners Are Announced

nnefs q the blind boyle
fHuanens held Sunday at the
kg Wet Golf club and an
mnred ~ Joe Lopez, profes-
ai weFe Humbert Mira, first
e cf So Harry knight, second
w - IS; d. ID. Danton, third
e IS s..
~ dark Hayes won medalist
n with an 81 (4l-40). Harry
A9atl and Humbert Mira were
ap with identical scores
~ e2 TIE - participants in yes
fFdaFs tournament scored as
ftss
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mATiONAL LEAGUE
Nrw Basketball Coach
her William and Mary

WILLIAMSBURG. Va.-(AP)
Ek Gallagher has been named
- ashsll coach at the College
william and Mary. succeeding
Al B Nrusfsl Holt, who IS re-
ae O. his old post as head
81 CarsoR-Newman Col
49, ID Tennessee.
Nf waE on thu athletic staff
81 william and Mary for one
fsM aaa was here from Carson
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Dodgers Win Fifth Straight;
Boston Beats Senators Twice

wy YORK. July Brook
Be- noa9ers ran their consecu-
w string to five as they out
aaama the Boston Braves Al. In
Gaatietesder played at Shibe
SEA SO New York Giants and
It1aae1phia Phils broke, the
Uanta taking the first 81 and
nw the second So. The last
Fw Pittsburgh Pirates won
h ensls % a double-bi1l from
80 81 I.ouis Cardinals 4-3 and
&c CkHago Cubs won the open
HF ffsm fle Cincinnati Reds 6-S
NH s TIE nighteap S-4.
fa the American league, the
waste sox 81 Chicago won 7-3
casa lfs Cleveland Indians and
FL iasitlpfsa Athletics trounc-
"a fhr Yankees 6-3. Boston Red
s panded out two wins over
N Ma hington Senators 1873
saf 80 Detroit Tigers won two
flalN piged games from the
i ia1as Browns 10 and 80.
Neeaits and Batteries:
MbsionaI LEAGUE
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UNLOCKED ALL NIGHT.
BANK SAFE

SAN FRANCISCO.-An obser-
want passerby noticed that the
front doors of the Bernal Heights
branch Of the Bank Of America
were unlocked and turned IN an
alarm. Police found the building
empty. A forgetfuI janitor had
Just failed to lock up for the
night.
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I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TUE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
e Case No. 10-777
IRA BUXTON,
VS.. DIVORCE
VIVIAN IRENE MARTIN BuNToN'
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Vivian Irene Martin Buxton,
20 South New Street,
Staunton, Virginia. "
You are hereby required TO ap-
pear to the Bin of Complaint for di-
yorce in the above, styled cause on
or before the 25th day of July,
a ID. 1916, otherwise the allega-
tions therein will be taken as con-
feSsed.
This Order is. to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in the Key West Citizen, a new spa
per published in the City of Key
West, Florida.
Done and Ordered this 21st day of
June, AID. 1916. - x
SeaD Ross C Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY (sd) Florence E. Sawyer.
tsd) ALLAN B. CEEARE. JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
jun "a, jul 1-S-l5, 1876
a b z ~ L
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NOTICE

- \
NOTICE OF UNPAID DELINQUENT
Personal PROPERTY TAXES,
as provided ,by the City Charter,
Chanter .23374f Acts of 1916, notice
is hereby, given that personal
property taxes, assessed for f945
are now delinquent and beginning
Ing 7 interest iaeT i SYN 81 'a per @ cent per
month plus the, proportfonate cost
of publishing thiss notice. Unless
the amounts set opposite each name
below are paid before the 18th
day Of july, warrants will issue
thereon directing levy upon and
seizure OF, the personal property
OF the taxpayers for unpaid taxes,
penalties, and additional cost. The
name of delinquent personal prop
erty taxpayers and the amount of
taxes, including the cost of adver-
Using and the two months penalty
are as follows:
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LEAGUE STANDING

Newman on ''lend-lease" basis.
Gallagher was freshman cage
coach here before he joined the
Navy in 1912.
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When the Cloths conquered
Rome the city ransomed itself
from the invaders with 1000
pounds of pepper, for spices then
were more precious than gold.
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There is only about six-hun-
dredths of an ounce of calcium in
a gallon of sea water, but the
oyster builds up its heavy shell
of calcium, and coralS form
whole islands by collecting this
element.
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LEGAL.S
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE

NANE STATUTE -
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious
name of A. Granday Canning Co,
S13 Caroline Street, Key West,
Florida. intends to register the said
fictitious name with the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida.
Dated June 90, 1916.
NORBERG THOMPSON.
Sole owner.
Jul 1-S-15-22, 1916
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RECREATION

BayView Park-Tennis, Basket
bali and Handball Courts, Dia-
mondbaH, Kiddy Playground,
Comfort Stations.
South Beach and Rest Beach
Swimming.
Gulf Dock and Rest Beach
Deepsea Fishing, Small Boats.
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CITY SPORTS
s-ss--m--m-m--..
DIAMONDBALL
at Bayview Park
Night Canes

TUESDAY,
7:30-B-29's VS.. Machinists.
9:00-American Legion VS.. Vets
s of Foreign Wars.
THURSDAY
7::30-To Be Announced.
,9:00--Adams Dairy VS.. Adams
Lunch.
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ARCHIE ROBERTS.
Tax Collector.
City Of Key West,
Key West, Florida.
jul /, 1916
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LECALS
INVITATIONS FOR BIDS

Board /. of Public Instruc-
ton for Monroe County,
Florida, Office of the Coun-
ty Superintendent, End Floor,
County Court House, Key
West, Florida.
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Eapef. Barrett. Singleton and
sfas psdeett: Barney and Ed
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Evening star., 1946-03-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

TWO LOTS, 90xI00 each; reasonable;
SeSRetisnd esR q Beach st. Marys County, Nd.
BEVERLY BEACH, on chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Writs
ior catalogue. Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co., Md.
21s AXES on Cedarhurst I'd. "a Of mile
from Chesapeake Bay, in Shady Side. Md,
$500; Apply Leatherbury Store, Shady
s3 ACRES high level land on mile-wids
Naryetnoy Greek, 45 miles D. c.; $4,000:
WooDLASNAD5 BEACaM5 desirable lots. u
block from Riverside dr.. reasonable. At.
SUMNER SUM Efs coTTAGE OF e nWTiNrEp-Must have
sandy beach and be near Washington. EN-.
sEAsHoRE-Herald Harbor. Nd Spacious
Sse tgTn foE vns anr R
fireplace, .roomy well-eauipped kitchen, gas
range and Frigidaire, dining rm. and bath:
FURNISHINGS include singies and and. double
N-acre wooded lot with ishpond and bad
minton court; l blk. from beach; vacant,
Only s7s5oa terms SAMUEL E. goGLas9
WI. $500. open ewes. till 9. III
NORTH BEACH. an hours drive from
washington-one 71room an.year cot
refrigerator. One Broom summer cottage.
We also have several choice wooded lots.
This property is located on Dayton avenue.
Priced to sell. MORRISON AGENCY, cit.
E4, izsns, !, ,3a Bank Building rakoma Park, Md.
House OR COTTAGE wanted. completely
furnished. at least bedrms., all modern
conveniences; on water front: within so
miles Of the District: for summer season;
sfis PoREsF Fox losr sust,s ssT e,s
overlooking river; 2 bedrooms, living room.
kitchen isrrnM bath SgN poEsh Mr McGaTyey. with
Evening star., 1946-03-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORES, warehouses, Offices; specializins
IL commercial and industrial properties
VIII build to suit your requirements. Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE
LoT ON EYE ST, between 2lst and 22nd;
over 1400 #. of ground. Apply to
Ist COMMERCIAL - Ground floor, suit
able for your business. Property has rear
alley 2311 Nichols ave. s.e. Rent is S100
NEAR I7th AND MASS. N.w.-Brick bldg,
first commercial. suitable for Offices all
outside rooms: over 1900 50. #; avail
able now on long-term lease. Call A. J.
WERNER: ME 1855. -26
GEORGETOWN, NV corner Wis ave. and
Prospect st-23S #. frontage on Wis
ave. with a depth OF 90 ft, old building
now on property, the owners have request
ed us to rent the ground with or without
demoiishing the existing buildings. Would
consider putting Up new l or - story
bldg. on long-term lease for a responsible
tenant This cornerxjs blks from NJ ST. :,
and Is an ideal location for restaurant or
any kind of sales distribution Shown by
ssppppoointment sppo WEAVER BROS, INC, DI.
X ST. NEAR l2tb-ISt and End floors for
rent in new bldg. to be completed in ap-
prox. q mos: showrm.. pvt. entr.. elevator,
&C. heat; wide rear alley: about $500
SO. 1T. net floor area: $4,000 VI. on 5-yr
lease. WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg. DI. $500. pa