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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
BUILDINC RULINGS
CITED BY BARRETT
Vets And Non-Ve cts Can
Construct New Homes
For Self Occupancy

A new procedure for the build
mo of residences by veterans and
non-veterans has been established
nv the National Housing Agency
and the Federal Housing admins
+rstion under a new bill which be-
care effective Dec. "a, 1916 and
which was released yesterday.
In citing the new regulations
Leonard Barrett, assistant service
officer of the North Carolina Vet
Grams commission said anyone is
eIiaible to construct a new home
under certain restrictions.
A veteran may build, complete,
aIler or repair a dwelling for his
own occupancy as owner or a non
veteran may build under the same
restrictions.
Any person, veteran or non-vet-
eran. may also build dwelling
11nits for rent or sale to veterans.
The dwelling, according to Bar
rett's Interpretation of the ruling,
must be designed for and intended
for year-'round occupancy and
must consist of not less than 1900
square feet of enclosed floor
space.
Veterans under 81 and over 10
may buy a home, farm, or bust
ness as provided for under the GIL
Bill of Rights according to an act
passed by the state legislature
some time ago, Barrett added.
They can make those purchases
without the consent of parent or
guardian, he pointed out. Under
ace wives of veterans have the
same right, Barrett declared.
Children of veterans who were
killed in service during World War
II NAV be provided with free room
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
STAR-NEWSREEL
SCHEDULED TODAY

A diversified program incIud-
ing spot news, current edi-
torials, interviews and music
will be presented by the Star
News In the weekly radio pro-
gram, the Sunday Star-News-
reel, over WMFD at 1880 p. m.
today.
The program, under the d.
rection of Ben Mcdonald, will
feature a piano interlude with
Henri Emurian and songs with
W. U. Page, Jr. The broad
cast, a half-hour program, will
originate from the studios of
WMFD and the general public
IS invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

to furnish water for fire safety at
the Lake Forest school is sched-
uled to be made Monday morning.
City Manager ]. r. Benson said
yesterday.
The main will connect with the
clty's line at 18th and M~arsteller
streets near the France Neckwear
company's plant and run South
along 18th street to the school
where it will connect with exist
ing water lines which have been
serving the Lake Forest property,
Benson said. City Engineers yes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Prefabricated Cabins
Are Featured In Area

Prefabricated cedar log cabins
are due to receive a predominating
interest in the hunting and fishing
life of Southeastern North Carroll
ma, James E. Russell, Of Whining
ton, has predicted.
Russell. formerly with the Car
rler Corp, Syracuse, N. Y, is the
first manufacturing representative
o. the prefabricated cedar log cab
in in Southeastern North Carolina,
and he plans to open a permanent
office in Wilmington soon.
During the war Russell was en-
ployed in the Purchasing depart
ment of the North Carolina Ship
building Co.
Russell also will represent manu-
facturers of domestic and CONNER
cial tobacco barn stokers, oil burn
ers, air conditioning and ventila-
ton equipment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

8-Day Trial Offer: To prove wha Romind
can do to help you fee. improved and how
fast it works, get Romind from your drug
gist and take exactly as directed. See the re-
suits for yourself. You be the Judge. Unless
surprised and delighted, simply return the
empty package and your money back is
guaranteed. Don't suffer another hour with
out trying Romind. Insist on Romind-n
your druggist is cut, ask him to get it from
his wholesaler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Textile Mills
Giuen Safety Awards

RUTHERFORDTON, Jan. 4-tR
Five textile mills in Rutherford
ton county have been awarded
certificates of safety achievement
by Forrest H. Shuford, state SOM
missioner of Labor.
Spindale mills and Elmore cor
Ioration, both of Spindale, made
a perfect accident-free record
during the first half or 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

terday morning were nearing the
Lake Forest tie-in with the line.
The main is part of an extensive
program started a month ago by
city engineers and construction
crews with the laying Of $500 feet
Of IL inch main or Chestnut street.
The program has continued and
lines have been connected in vari-
GUS sections CT the city, most OF
them affording utilities to newly
annexed areas of the city, it was
learned.
niaI 0.oo11 Enr Nauu-- ca..iaa
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
COMPLETING
new WATER MAIN
Unit viii Be Inspected To-
morrow; To Supply Lake
Forest School

Final inspection and placing into
use OF al eight-inch water main
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Arihritis Pains
(urbed Easy Way


Thousands Of sufferers from the pains and
aches of Arthritis, rheumatism, Swollen
Joints. Lumbago, Sciatica and Neuritis have
been delighted to discover that the Doctors
formula called Romind starts circulating
through the blood almost Immediately after
the first dose, usually helping nature remove
poisonous wastes and excess acids that often
cause pains and soreness, and at the same
time promptly combating the pain and dis
comfort
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
SALESMAN ENDS LIFE

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 4.-P)-The
body of J. P. Ellis of Ottumwa,
Iowa, a salesman for the Morrell
Meat Packing company, was found
in his room at a hotel here today,
with both wrists gashed by a
razor blade. His death was listed
as a suicide by DR.. W. M. Sum-
merville, coroner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
RADIO TECHNICIANS
AND
TROUBLE SHOOTERS

We urgently need testers and
trouble shooters on the latest type
%electronic equipment. If you are
familiar with transmitters and re-
ceivers, Am and FIN, and as
ISOLATED speech input equipment,
we may have the opening you have
been looking for. The company
provides liberal benefit plan, re-
|creational facilities '.apd vacation
with pay. Further information may
be secured from your local North
Carolina State Employment Serv-
lice.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
By Edword (. Bomor
Associated Press Sfuff Writer

The United States and Britain,
embarking on a new phase of
the postwar battle of the Ruhr, :"
are aiming at a one-third in
crease in German coal output by
years end as major contribu-
ton to the Marshall plan.
With Europe's economic recovery
intimately involved, production now
is running about 220, 1000 tons day,
only half the peak reached when
Hitler's war machine was rolling at
full speed.
The official hope is that the ton
mage can be stepped up to SOC, 900
in December, followed by further
gains to $4,000 or more daily.
Diplomatic authorities who out
lined these aims today, along with
some of the headaches in trying
to solve one of Europe's most i'm
portant recovery problems, were
cautiously optimistic that the ap-
preaching muddle of Anglo-Ameri-
can experts here will give new
impetus to the gradual gains made
since We day.
Exactly when the talks will start
remains in doubt. Presumably, how
ever, Prime Minister Attlee's report
to Parliament Wednesday on Brit
aims economic plight will clear the
way for his country's representa-
tives to be on their way.
The formal conversations already
have been delayed several times
while Washington and London
argued over just what should be
taken up.
Even so, officials say agreement
appears near on a proposed new
solution of the basic and knotty
issue of how the mines should be
managed. This is to turn the oper-
ating voice back to German tech
nicians from both the British and
American zones, with tight super
vision retained by the occupation
powers. Such an arrangement long
has been urged by American off,
cials. The mines themselves are in
the British zone.
British Relaxing Controls.
Already the British have started
relaxing their system of tight direct
controls, which critics contend was
resented by the German miners.
Britain and the United States
also are agreed on several basic
points-that more food and con-
sumer goods for the miners and
their families are necessary, that
machinery must be repaired, more
skilled miners recruited, and trans
portation improved.
Authorities recognize, however,
that revival of single hot contro-
versy-such as whether the mines
ultimately are to be socialized-
might wreck the conference. It
was largely for this reason that
Secretary of State Marshall insisted
that its agenda exclud broad prob
lens of Germany's future. The
United States has proposed that
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Baptists End Farley
With Freedom Call
By the Assoeioted Press

COPENHAGEN, Aug. A mani
festo calling on the Baptists of the
world to join in the fight for re-
ligious freedom was issued last
night at the closing session of the
seventh congress of the World Bap.
tist Alliance .
The manifesto demanded that the
will of God be placed above any
dictates of state" and urged Bap-
lists to seek the freedom of deter
mining ones own faith, public
worship and preaching, and deter
mining the nature of ones own
ecclesiastical government and re-
ligious education.
The congress said there "was hope
for the common man" in the United
Nations.
President-elect c. Oscar johnson
of st. Louis, Mo-, who offlciated at
the closing session, said the church
would need more money over the
next three years to carry on its
evangelical program.
The alliance executive committee
announced that the next world
congress would be held in 1850 in
stead of 1852 as originally planned.
The session will not be held in
Europe, but the meeting place was
not designated.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
|One- Thnd Increase inRuhr Coal
BY '48 Set as Goal of Talks Here

the question Of ownership be shelved
for five years.
Among reasons that have been
cited for the Ruhr,s tagging output
are:
l. Recurring food crises, which
prevented meeting schedules of ex-
ira rations for the $4,000 or more
miners and their families.
2. Transportation breakdowns..
. 8. Miners dwellings were so badly
Evening star., 1947-08-04

bombed that recruiting of skilled
workmen had been delayed. The
French have now agreed, however,
to the gradual release of some &C, 900
former miners they have held as
war prisoners, and the Belgians
have been urged to free 10000 or
so they hold.
Evening star., 1947-08-04

4. Lack of steel, largely due to
lack OF coal, has held up repairs
and such supplies as steel cable.
5. The worst winter in half a.
century. Effects of this have been
overcome partially and food Ship
ments increased with the aim of
Evening star., 1947-08-04

raising the basic daily food ration
from 1850 to 1900 calories in Oc-
sober. Clouding the hope that this
can be done however is the new
British contention that they no
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Mrs. Peron in Geneva

GENEVA. Aug. 4 (P.-Mrs. Juan
D. Peron arrived from France to-
day. The wife of the Argentine
President will be received by Swiss
President Philippe Etter and DR..
Max Petitpierre, Minister of For
eign Affairs.
Evening star., 1947-08-04

longer can share equally the costa
OF running the combined zones.
Hence Mr.. Attlees' report Wednes-
oay Will be watched closely for its
possible effect on the Ruhr talks
Evening star., 1947-08-04

Mems Robes, etc.
lists to SIS ROBES,
rayons, washable cottons
and SeerSuckers 4.50
9-8.75 to 10.75 STRIPED
TERRY ROBES 5.95
32-$1 to 1885 UNDER
SHORTS, boxer and side
tie models -79e
26-80c BRIEFS with elas-
tic Wristbands Sc
Evening star., 1947-08-04

- noa make worthwhile savings in time and ens,ov
.oo Wnen you shop in "one-stoo" AZ vo,ir asr
f"nd. ", you see, A&P offers wide variety Of fin.
'o0os q" gathered together under one roof I " '
Evening star., 1947-08-19
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. B-l
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcent.1.) ?

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE lcent.1:,
5 YEARS oLDwNine, unit apt hosss osss;on In I
sEhIrY fash Rsy GoRP Morss Realtors. sa % pU. ss5s
NV. GASOLINE STATION. leased ,r tor'
$4,000 annqsy Expenses 0os nsne,oe are oes sas
ee5Sf eoRs, Sealtofs. sa fs!pu pu. s55s. so"N S
4ssMH osss1n srIs aps ssmss' iss DTss iS
dinette and bath near shopping center snssr
and transportation: ley operatins .fS,y,; eoSI; !
on onies s4,Soo S'faU Invested ss Cali WIN aosEN-
MopEKS a-sTokI ASD .II EASEMENT slssIl.s ia. S5.
come $40. 900 annually Responsible ten-
ants on longterm leases: Low 4perstt;ins Ist;ra
costs Net return sns eStssmeyd oor store
if desired. Investors are invited to, can
write for detsss co sssoTs sad
azGS a3GSIT st sRNiDf4AdaGS IA aIGn BRICK,
schools csEine and shopD1ds dsrn d,sfTisI naSens.
H: BROOKS PERRING CO. Realtors, 81.
NEAR 18th AND C SITS. NE.3-unit'
brick. stories and bsmt.. furn. live N
one apt and pay earrS1ns s6 SnsFsse asss needed
81. pth 56is: 5EF ewes. EN-. 500. .-s1 $
EXCELLENT NORTHEAST location; s
DlockS from Capitol O-unit hpdl IAIChI, ~
good condition; oil hot-water heat, modernt
Kitchens and baths, large garage; 22.d5t,s
alley; annual income, S3,450; price, S2b.- )
800. Mr. Hunter, MA. 1900; ewes and sun
day. GIL. $3.50 BOSS Il PHELPS nc" NC"
INVESTORS: We now have excellent list
ings of desirable apt. houses from 70
A units, for sale ar trade. For lnIorma-
ton, phone Mr. Wolberg, ia. 1885, with 81
SHANNON & LucHs CO., 1905 H St n'w-'
s-UNiT APT. BLDG, new condition. Rsa-.
! 70 SO GSIT APT. HOUSES; less than 9
times rental conveniently located. For
further details; call CHARLES H. ONO
a-APT. BRICK. sa,75o-Near sth and 2
SITS. ne; partly furn,: INV, oil heat. small
s573. METZLER REALTY, 110s Vermont
coLoRED-BARGAIN, hrst offering, 4
unit apt. house, 4 rms. and bath in each
unit Good condition. Nice NV location.
Priced for immediate sale. Exclusively with
CL1FFoRD SHERTzER co. RE. 2s5s35:
CoLoRED-5-UNIT APT HOUSE. not .
converted house; income, S2.340 per year:
new Officiating system; owner furnishes
heat only; price. S1s.5oo SHERR.
sCHLoSs & CO.. "653 Conn. ave AD.
k144 -gZ
Evening star., 1947-08-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home home or sell to cash clients at full market
II / woGhD Giii LIKE IhslI T6 BuY * 3 or bedroom
home in D. C. or suburbs; no AGENTS. Box
DO DO Yo1 WANT SPEEDY Acr1oNe List
yin VII pay TOP price. ENTERPRISE " REALTY
Go YEARS E's sERvf Il to a& local sapo property
owners; guaTsntee results; List your prop
Realtors since s 1857. i5is <. G 81. ioi5. 1CN;'
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property ne
o!,. or Sc. White White or eeloredi Maryland or XiI-
Ill cash Nh Or will se fof ySu wiz w se
11th st. Sc. FIR. 2100.
WANTED, HOMES IN ARLINGTON-We
homes esp Of for pdar all
900. No charge for appraisais. Prompt
and a. d constant 1 attention until your property
s pe ssss ss Wilson xshsS Svd coI g.
CHARLES s. GUM SD1M has sui; Client. x.,.,n.
md nssrsy Maryland' rR. s'sa 1905. j. "''n'
any condition. any section. MR.. B. LISS
II PRoMPr ATTENTION to tn. sale Of
your home. business or Investment prop4
HREs FIJI L wfs Reaor yor assre ss Aolfh s r Hq
$3.50: Free appraissisa' Results Since; since 1918. ns.
or or un,improved land for sale; we have
ssAsS + SSnts ss ~ y sIsShtFi Ss LISP RsURx
MANNAS REALTY co. can sell your house
at today's value; our estimate without
o6llsstlen. 3Y 11e1 2ll6 Wilson blvd. Gil. or
WANTED TO BUY-A or 4 bedrm. house
to rent, from agent or owner; want pos
| AM PREPARED to nav cash for Q mr. 2
bedroom house in Ne. Wa Washington, fiI i i u Or r
nearby near ND. no; 1850 after pm. ~
your home If. you contemplate Selling.
Experienced sales, force. and advertising.
WAPLE CO. DI. 3346.
T. D. BURGESS, southeasts only exclusive
in mas any enas afee fsas a Over Sf al m
in 1916: II you u want a fair value for fss
courteous service, come in to see us, at
1924 Pa. ave. Sc. or call W. 1902 It'll 8.
WANTED TO BUY, direct only, from
owner, detached brick home; Chevy Chase.
e E fs IS 5h'Ra!d v pss RS5s s1sS5 ssS5%' Rataf
ecSoLloRED-1 WANT TO BUY a SIN small
pay essh se$s u # To BSgSAs n i7a
PVT; PARTY desires 3-bedrm. home: Be-
!oc.. telep. tpicture desirable). No agents.
WANTED 70 BUY-silver Spring; Q
conven. to elementary school and transp.:
can make substantial down payment. Call
SILVER SPRING and NV. Wash. area
Homes wanted for immediate purchasers;
demands exceed our presena listings in
those areas. Let us quote You a price
rn1 TO-
FHfLfP B. KEY REALTY CO, ssn
Colesville rd., Silver Spring. -21
IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for 8 or 4
bedroom house; 1st-f den and lay. pre-
Ss9 500 cash; cheys Chase WI Gay or e Nd
Wakefield. Forest Hills or Shepherd Park.
Phone Mr.. Evans, WO. O290, with SHAN
NON NON & LUcHs co. 15oS H st. NV, MA.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLANp


W.s!eT Es a.issn.a i .n. .ne
built in 1871. On corner lot; 7oxs5xss: s
rooms; bath. oil h,,wlsh:s fun bsnt:. hard
HUMPHREYS. Reaitor. sos N. Capitol st.
$1,000 CASH, s7s Mo.-Nice brick Cape
neighborhood: plenty shrubs; State park
WA WaITf Mz5SSHM dfS41kT koSH s..e,ou, and
viting grounds, charming Chevy Chase
section, cony. to shopping, transp.. etc.
Entrance hall, large combined liv .-Gin: rm.,
bath on 2nd; fun basement. oil heat,
and cheerful veranda under towering oak,
sive yard with beautiful trees and shrub
berry. Owner transfsrred Property priced
to sell. CHEVY CHASE REALTY 4420
SILVER sPRING-New detached brick,
eenteE.hal plan twill win be completed soon;
floor, 3 bedrooms, baths; hardwood
sss III HOMES Max s eff Tss1f
RoLLINGwooD-spotless 4-bedroom. q
psk aas eenser 0 hall H living n!ess m dnins n
rm., breakfast rm.. kit, screened porch
clubrm. with bar opening onto terrace, ga
rage, ndlO ru ana DatNI ITSV Qudllty
prewar construction: fairly priced Call
Mr.. Branch. Wo. 1865: ewes, Wo. 5723.
MARSIELLER. MecAgE & CO., INC.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Beautiful 7-rm.
brick home featuring bedrm. and u bath
on LIST f.; liv. .rm., fireplace, din. rm,
bright kit; 3 full bedrms. and tiled bath
on Ind fl. This home also has full
basement, auto. heat, copper plumbing,
slate roof. Priced from S16,750 up;
terms. Call JOHN e. KAzLEY, SH. 0S75,
new s-RM.. I1-BATH det. brick painted
white picket fence (safe for children),
lot 100-ft. front, slocated on Jones Bridge
rd., next to Conn. ave, Chevy Chase,
Md: $23, 800, $4,000 cash required. Open
daily, l to pm. Brokers. attention!
FULTON R. GORDON, 1427 Eye St. NV.
why DREAM AT THIS PRICE, a-bedrm.
bungalow, prewar built: full attic. lovely
lot 55x150; priced at only $500, with
FRANK CO., 1413 H ST. NV. DI. 675S.
After 6 PM, Mr.. Gelfeld, SH. 9176. al
Evening star., 1947-08-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OUTSTANDING BUSINESS CORNER, in
Bethesda, close to supermarkets, and many
yate parking; will erect building on long
land. j. A. WEINBERG CO, Realtors,
11sa 5Gsr OFF + Nv n y NA AVE- fSoS Sr-snd coml
entire 1st floor OF bldg to be constructed;
10000 SO. IT. of floor space. loading plat
plans ready: long lease. A, M, RON
HALuABIE vi iss1; CORNER LOCATIONS. wts vacant
Eou1s sutRf apy R fyRe iss eHss00F
ENTIRE End FLOOR in modern brick
building; approx. 5000 So. #. consisting
OF one large bright display room. B offices,
one with private lavatory. two other lava
sonable rent: two blocks from Union Sta
tion; Ie4vp plenty OF free parking space. ooe Box
d.s 9Th sT. N.w.-and-commercial. A.
story brick. and garage; immediate pos
SESSION siTs s,o e9mmeresl n purposes only In
.. parking ramp: entire 3-story. bldg,
fteTs Sh Efsr Tm RHiHY yf5a rms baths asS
End COMMERCIAL sPACE-combine Your
office and workroom 500 to $500 so. #.
1t bde ars Dstory and
wholesale jewelers.. furrier. siiversmith NTH
and many other uses. Apply leasing dept,
LEO M: BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 X st.
NEAR 1dth AND N SITS. N.w.-e.car
brick garage, concrete floor, lights; easy
to enter. 1924 Vermont ave. NV, CO.
ssosToRY BRICK BLDG, approximately
24x24; suitable for small business or
storage: reasonable. Ewes. call ME. 1850
SECOND COMM, goth near M sts. NV
Small brick bldg. with basement, lot on
rear, exit to alley. rent reas. RA. 1920.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BERWYN, MD, on BALTIC. blvd, cor. lot
125x200; good for. any type Of business
including 8-rm. house; priced only
$14,95O. LOUIS MILLER, 5213 BALTIC
blvd, Hyattsvlle, Md UN. 2723 -19
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD. - 30x5O-ft
building on B. g. o. r. r.; now renting
for 500 mo-: suitable for warehouse or
plant. TO. 1854 pa
LIST COMMERCIAL-Largeo one-story build
ing. solid masonry, 16Ha-ft. ceiling, $500
SO. IT; foundation built to hold ? more
stories; has display room, Office, storeroom.
shop, loading platform; excel mid town
corner location. MR.. MALCOLM, OR. 6916.
MA 1868. FIR. 2619.
lot GA4oo 50; f.. fronting on main
desirable site and priced reasonably. MR..
MALCOLM. OR. 6916, Ma. 1868. FIR.
GROUND. zoned 1st and
End comm, approx. 10000 SO. it,, extends
to railroad siding; suitable for plant or
warehouse. For details, call Mr. Levin,
OIL. 1075, with WAKEFIELD REALTY CO.,
FOR SALE BY owNER-1st commercial;
proved for store, bsmt. and rooms above.
xII $50 for a corner. brick s-room house.
zoned C-l and is ideal for ofices or room
ing house: very good buy, with excellent
WESLEY BUCHANAN, ] sol Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va. CH. l34l, OK. 279S. 20
DETACHED COMMERCIAL building on
large lot, finest location in Silver Spring:
by appt. in our once. LOWERY
T. MELTON, Realtors, s415 Georgia ave,
Evening star., 1947-08-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS CORNER, with store, in base
ment, 2 apis: above $4,000 above first
VtS Gs M Jones So 54Go Ext da
71s FLA. AVE. Nw.-will sell or lease
entire BLDG: suitable for any business.
Call OWNER. DI. $685. or eve, RA 65S7.
eO. 900 so. FIT. NEAR SHOPPING center on
Columbia pike; suitable for skating rink
to suit buyer. Call RA as3s. III
18-ROoM ROoMING HOUSE, corner 14th
and L SITS. n.w.-Excellent opportunity for
home and Investment; direct from owner;
y5 zg4e a'esgt .ve. $500 aE sSss sesn payment fA
Navy 81 n lgG ''osS s66 lpem
a5s%f IN s'ss tsnsS tssz lot oh9sdE s5ES
evenings; EA. ss4s or Wo. ?649; -2s
sns sns aNLot s es5 Neg sS aey
aunter, NA. $500; eyes. and sun, GL:
1885. BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417 K
Vic. 9th AND MASS. AVE. N.w.-Modern
store with apis. above; store has connect
ing concrete warehouse. e0x5o: sep. en-.
if desired, or have client ready to sign long
lease II wanted for Investment; auto. heat;
nnnsea nnns ses soS $685. msheH san r % sss
w. " SCHUYLER MATTHEW'S & Co. obU:
9th AND You SITS. N.W-S13,5OO. store
and nn Earsss age 1st IT,. f.; rms and BATH End
Near 25th and Penna. ave. n.w.-S20,-
900. Basement can be converted into store
with apis. on floors above.
Ind commercial. near 9th and New York
ave. n.w.-Brick house. rms. lift. front;
S12,500. F. x. Barry, with DAVID E.
BARRY. ME. 2025: ewes. ia. $500. I'll
COLORED, ATTENTIoN-..Corner grocery,
beer and wine: over 81 900 weekly sales !:
bldg. and business for sale at right price.
AUERBACH & CO.. DI. 3131; ewes, LU.