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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
5000 See Polio Drive Kickoff; Jan.
80 Birthday Ball At Casa Marina To
Bring Big-Name Entertainers Here

Shortly after the kickoff pa
rade, which marked the start OF
the March of Dimes drive last
night for the fight against infan-
tile paralysis, it was announced
that a special Presidents Birth
day Ball will be held on the night
of January 80 at the Casa Marina
Hotel.
The ball will be featured by the
presence of acknowledgement ce-
lebrities, officials said. and a floor
show, including well-known en-
tertainers, will be presented
Tickets will be sold through the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
A crowd estimated at more
than 5000 persons was rewarded
for its attendance at the parade
by seeing the six Key West beau
ties chosen for the Orange Bowl
parade and Al Boza'S famed conga
line with lighted farolas.
A platoon of sailors, American
Legion colors, Girl Scouts, the
high school band and Welters Cor
net Band were other highlights of
the procession. Especially sig
nificant was the appearance OF
several kiddieS who have recov-
cred from the 1916 scourge of in
fantile paralysis here due to the
funds extended by the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
in the amount of $4,000 in Mon
roe County.
The disease was represented IN
the parade by a witch, chased by
number of children literally
fighting infantile paralysis.
Volunteer workers manned the
March of Dimes Headquarters to-
day and will continue to do so
throughout the campaign. Early
returns are gratifying, officials
said.
An iron lung containing one of
the six Orange Bowl beauties is
one of the features of the exhibit
at the headquarters. Physio-ther-
apistS and other experts in treat
ment of the disease are also pres
ent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Reduction OF
Budget Under:
Consideration
CBy The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. -
Trimming down the budget must
be done before the proposed re-
duction of the income tax is con-
sidered, Republican leaders said
today.
The house ways and means
committee will begin tomorrow
to consider the frightening of
the life of the present taxes on
luxuries, which will expire at
midnight on June 80. General
opinion is that the committee
will approve continuance of the
law.
Republican leaders today adj
vised Under Secretary of State
William Clayton to ''go easy" in
reducing tariffs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Leprosy Treatment Is
Effective, Mr.. Rash
Said Here Last Night

Treatment of leprosy at the
National Leprosarium, Carville,
La, has become so effective in
the last five years that more
than 10 per cent of the $50 pa
tients there are due for release
this year.
So said the Rev. Clifton Rash,
Protestant chaplain at Carville,
in an address delivered last night
at First Methodist Church, Eaton
and Simonton streets. More than
200 Key West persons attended
the lecture.
about 38 or 40 patients will
be released this year." the Rev.
Rash said. Their cases have
been arrested or, to be more
precise, symptom free Thirty
seven of them were released
from the hospital last year.
THE tests are rigid. Each pa
tient who is regarded as an ar
rested case is given IL monthly
examinations. If at the end of
that time all the tests have
proved negative, then that pa
tient is allowed to leave the hos
pital.
"The most effective treatments
in arresting the cases of leprosy
are the sulfa drugs and oil ex-
tracted from the seeds of chaul-
moogra fruit, which is similar in
size and shape to the grapefruit
and which grows on trees in
many tropical countries"
The Rev. Mr.. Rash added that
medical science estimates that
there are about 1000 persons In
the United, States suffering from
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Judge Caro- Orders Inquiry
-.- Regarding Worthless Checks

Judge Thomas S. Caro- of Grim
inal Court today directed County
Solicitor Allan B. Cleare, Jr., tC
make an investigation to determ-
inc if there are any further com
plants of worthless checks being
passed in Key West
1T has been brought to my at
tention that a number of persons
in the city have cashed bad
checks" Judge Caro- said. Il be-
lieve that the county solicitor
should make an investigation to
determine if these stories are true
or false"
Chief Deputy Sheriff Moreno
Wallace told Cleare that he knew
of one groceryman in the Poln-
ciana section who had Cashed two
or three worthless checks. Wallace
will endeavor to bring that man
in for questioning by Cleare.
Today in Criminal Court Judge
Caro- fixed the bail of Elizabeth
Rose, who yesterday pleaded
guilty to passing worthless
check for $35 on a local business
man, at $500. Previously the
woman had been held in $50
bond. Sentence in her case will
take place tomorrow or Saturday,
the judge said.
Her sister Mrs. Gertrude Schu-
maker, also pleaded guilty to pass
ing a check for $45. She made
restitution and was fined $50 and
costs by Judge Caro-,
Mrs. Virginia Nyberg was fined
S25 and costs after she was found
guilty by a jury in Criminal
Court yesterday of unlawful park
ing on the state highway.
Solicitor Cleare nolle pressed
the cases against Robert Curry
and Robert West, charged with
robbery in connection with sail
or's complaint. The case against
Bobbie Reaves is still being in
vestigated, Cleare said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Strike Grows
In Britain; Now
Totals $1,000
NV The Associated pres0

LONDON, Jan Is. - Twelve
hundred Tilbury dock workers
went on a sympathy strike to-
day. bringing the total of strik-
ers to $1,000. which includes
10000 transportation drivers.
Ninety ships lie idle in the
Thames, some waiting to take on
cargoes and others to discharge
foodstuffs and diversified ma
terials.
Union leaders again denounced
the strike, and called on the
strikers to return to their jobs,
but the advice was UNDECIDED.
The government announced
today that more troops would be
ordered to make deliveries OF
general materials, as well as
foodstuffs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Jaycees Sponsor Birthday
Ball, Blood Bank, School
Trophies, New Meter Law

pital for the taking and storage
of whole blood. Durward Tyus,
chairman, and John Spottswood
are handling the negotiations in
this matter.
The trophies, which the Jay
Gees will present to the outstand-
ing school boy and girl athlete,
have arrived and are on display
at the Key West High School.
The students will be informed
of contestant qualifications and
the trophies will be awarded in
May.
The Jaycees went on record
last night in favor of Commits
sioner Louis Carbonelrs ordi-
nance relative OF the parking
meter fine problem, This ordi-
nance will leave the amount of
fine, to be levied for the break
ing of meter, to the discretion
of the judge hearing the case.
The Jaycees believe that the
present mandatory fine of $3.50 is
unjust in the presence Of extenu-
ating circumstances and should
be made flexible to avoid undue
hardship on any defendant and at
the same time enable the city to
receive a reasonable revenue
from such attractions. A COM
mittee comprised of John Spots
wood, chairman, Isadore Vein
traub, Norman Artman and Jack
Delaney was appointed to attend
the special Commissioners meet
ing held this morning to present
the Jaycees' viewpoint and rec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Talmadge In Governors
Office, And Arnall Goes
To R0tunda In Capitol
kARNALL CHARGES THAT
TALMADCE SUPPORT.
Frs CHANGED LOCKS
OVERNIGHT

ATLANTA, Jan. l6.--Herman
Eugene Talmadge IS occupying
the governors office today, and
Governor Ellis Arnall, hold
over till the Lieutenant COVER
nor is sworn in, has installed
himself in an office in the capt.
toll rotunda.
Arnalrs aides loo I'd up the
executive mansion e the con-
clusion of business yesterday.
and he charged, on hing the
capitol this morning. that Tai
madge supporters had changed
locks overnight and took posses
sion of the office.
Arnall asked to see Talmadge.
but was told he was very busy"
Thereupon Arnall went to the
rotunda. and short time after
ward Pat McCutcheon, Tai
madge's secretary. announced
over loud-speaker that Tai
madge had not refused to see
Arnall, but he would not wait
till Talmadge had concluded
conference.
AS things now stand, Georgia
still has two governors. though
Arnall again today referred to
Talmadge as "pretender." They
are farther apart than they were
yesterday, when Tslmadge was
only 20 feet from the governors
office. Arnall, in the rotunda. Is
100 feet from the office.
Arnall filed suit yesterday 20
have the supreme court decide
who is governor, but Talinadge
declared. today the court has
nothing whatever TO do with the
matter" as the legislature had
legally elected him governor"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16

The Junior Chamber of Com
merce had a record turnout at
its business meeting held last
evening in City Hall. 1t was an
nounced that the Jaycees are
sponsoring the Presidents Birth
day Ball, to be held at La
Casa Marina Hotel, Thursday
evening. January 30th, in CO.
operation with the March of
Dimes drive.
1t promises to be one of the
outstanding gala events of the
season and arrangements are. be-
ing made for the presentation
of several well known stage,
screen and radio personalities,
who will be in Florida at that
time and have tentatively agreed
to participate in the entertain
ment program.
:. The committee in charge of the
Ball is comprised of Jack Muir
ray, chairman; Kermit Levin,
Bob Pollock, John Spottswood,
and Charles Wardlow. Reserva-
tons may be made by telephon-
ing or calling at the March of
Dimes headquarters on the cor
ner of Duval and Southland
streets. Formal dress is optional,
but preferred, and a deposit must
accompany reservations.
In order to facilitate and ex-
pedite blood transfusions locally,
the Jaycees are arranging to set
up a Key West Blood Bank,
with the cooperation of local
physicians and the Naval Hos
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Former Brigadier
In Army VisitorTO
Key Vest Today

Fred A. Safay. of the santa
ton division Of the Florida
State Department of Health, was
visitor in Key West today.
Safay visited the Monroe
County Health unit and with DR..
James B. Parramore and George
Allen Warren of the local divl-
sion.
Safay is a former brigadier
general in the U. S. Army. He
served in Italy and in the Eu-
ropean theater before coming to
the State Health Department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
URTTES HERE
OF SOUTH POLE
RRO4DC4STS

Lieutenant Gg) Parker V. War
rem. aboard the plane carrier
Philippine Sea. has written his
mother, Mrs. H. A. Morse, 1920
Newton street, stating:
"Probably after leaving Panama,
there will be broadcasts from the
ship. These to be over Alcaseltz-
er, at tbs pm, and N.B.C., at Q
o'clock am.
interested listeners may learn
of the groups moving toward the
South Pole with Admiral Byrd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Gable Boat Enters
Navy Base Drydock

Cable boat of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company, the West
ern Union. has entered the Navy
Base. drydock for overhauling and
painting, it was reported today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
EIks To Initiate
Six Men Tonight

Tonight a class of six will be
initiated at meeting of the Key
West Lodge of Elks. Those mi
tiated will include County Com
missioner Gerald Saunders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
SOlOnS Cut Soldiers
$3.50 Fine To S. As
ArmyOfficer Watch
COOPERATIVE AR MY.
CITY SPIRIT SHOWN
As BODY RESCINDS
SENTENCE

In special session the City
Commission this morning unani-
mously approved a motion to re-
selnd the sentence imposed on
TO Duard Edwards, Army Har-
Dor Deionses, on January 10. re-
curing him to pay a $3.50 fine
OF spend go days in Jail for
breaking a parking meter.
The motion was offered bv
Commissioner Louis Carbonell
ann seconded by Commissioner
Albert Cooper Mayor w. w. De-
merritt and Commissioner Hun
ter Harden also voted in favor
OF the motion although Harden
sharply criticized the behavior
OF some service personnel toward
the city's policemen.
Edwards, a snort, l9-year-old,
red-headed soldier from Fran
cisco. Ind. and due for discharge
February %, appeared in court
with several Army officers and
fellow G.. rs. The officers in
cluded 1t. Col. Clifford E.
Singleton, post commander:
Capt. Vernon Fadden, his COM
pany commander. and Capt.
Joseph Burrows, post engineer.
The testimonies of Edwards and
Officer Frank Caraballo, who
arrested him, were in direct con-
flict The soldier claimed he
broke the meter accidentally
with his elbow. Caraballo said
he saw Edwards hit it with his
hand.
Edwards First Witness
Edwards was the first wit
ness He said he was walking
along Duval street about 1890
p. m. Sunday. with Donald
Wagner. buddy. when some
body said something to Wagner.
Edwards said he turned. and in
doing so his elbow struck the
glass. breaking il. Wagner sub.
stsntisted the story. Capt. Bur-
rows testified that he signed for
Edwards release from police
custody about II p. m. and let
Edwards 60 out and get a sand
wich. whcreupon Edwards land
ed back in Jail when picked up
by .Chisf af Police BienvenidO
Perez.
Capt. Faddcn testified that
Edwards character is excel
lent" and that he has never
caused the company any trou-
bile. ard in all probability will
be discharged on terminal leave
Saturday 1t. Col Singleton said
he had been policeman Is
years in civilian life and expect
ed 90 return to that vocation af-
ter leaving the Army, so he
hltW Wudl ttlN law NilicA SSiil~AAN
problem is here.
However. ne said. there are
mitigating circumstances in the
Edwards case" and asked for an
equitable settlement He said
Edwards had been good soldier
and thanked the Commission for
Its prompt action"
Officer Caraballo said he saw
Edwards and Wagner walking
down Duval street Sunday night,
with Edwards slapping each
meter ne passed. The policeman
said when Edwards came to the
one in question the soldier re-
marked. Il don't like you, you
--," whercupon he slap
ned il and broke it. Caraballo
then arrested him.
Chief Perez Sees Youth Again
Chief Perez related that the
youth had admitted breaking the
glass when questioned after his
arrest He said he saw him twice
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16
Fresh Water Fish
Commission To Meet

l. N. Kennedy. director of the
Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commission, announces that a
reorganization meeting will be
held in Tallahassee on January
u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-16

Chief Perez related that the
vouth had admitted breaking the
GLASS when questioned after his
arrest. He said he saw him twice
Continued on Page Four)
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chieI perez Sees Youth Again

ned il and broke it, Caraballo
then arrested him.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont.

HOME AND INCOME, nr. Dupont Circle
II rooms, 3 baths. nicely furnished, clean;
pay all expenses and payments on $4,000
trusts Priced to sell at $40, 900. LIPS
COMB REALTY CO.. MA. 2444; ewes, NO.
S377.
sUITLAND, MD. mr.. Naval Lab-semidet.
Priced reas. at S1s,50O. Terms, cash above
trust of approx. $4,000. Call until 9
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plete Real Estate Institution" %
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to expand: excel income with great posi-,
Rsi 5ERvieh h2s Sss isl{ fh Pa ~ AVE. 4S&
rm. ' and 9' bath apt; Ssmt., oil NV r. det
FL = x sE RAY ERE a'ia fs
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fsss sheek n.s ST y, IL. * 5taP,
ss 8. S. BRoWN. aSS5 Gss NA 526 sR eVes' s EN- 1851
fiooorns above, newly renovated; gas heat
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Exclusive with GEO. 8. KING Co, Est
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FIVE FAMILY APTS.-Takoma Park. Ideal
rental location; 1890 annual income; ex-
eellent b9il.oing; RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
RooMfNG HousEs-2 just listed. Bust
ness. furniture and building, included In
sale price. Showing excellent income
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY = 2-bedrm
home. vic. Boiling Field, -S160 per mo-;
lease, DAVIS REALTY co, OK, o566.
semidet: 3 apts basmt.. oil h.-w.h. tnew
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SERVICE, 1914 PEI ave. Sc, FIR. 7717.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
WATERFRONT pRopERr-sALE.

WATERFRONT lots and !sottases: come
and see them or write. W. e.. CRISER
Beverly ave, Beverly Beach, Mayo. Md,
BUNGALOW, new: immed. possession; 2
lge. bedrooms living room. kitchen. utility
room. porch, heating plant. tub and
shower. water and, elec;; modern; &c.
sEaAL Il ss4S After 9: aE s,sass sSst -
block from water. Call FA, 1881.
2 LGE. oCEAN-FRONT LOTS for sale;
also furn., cottage facing ocean; fer rent
Fla. BOYD R. RICHARDS. 100 N. E.
a1st, Miami, Fla. IS
6AY RIDGE. near Annapolis-An all-year-
round bay front home: living room dining
room. kitchen. 2 bedrooms. bath and large
screened porch on lst A.; 2nd A.. 3 bed.
rooms and bath: detached aarare and 9
shower bath houses; elec. stove, refsr::
oil heat: beautiful shade trees. Please call
MRS. CUSHARD, OR. 4232; ewes. WI.
1857 -
FOR SALE. new cottage, all furnished,
Woodland Beach. Call j. PALMER MA.
T0S3 or CHI oRR3 -S
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Lors FOR SALE fconf.|,

NEAR ID. C., peautl1ul pulloln8 LOIS, close
tricity. paved streets. S25 down and $40
7s25. with o 3; zANTzINaER. Jr. -
sprIns6rook Forest. where careful planning
| and protective restrictions assure lasting
values and freedom from eneroaehment; Q
Silver sprins area. s5-minute drive from
neudnt I'm. Gw
with no assessments Of any kind; cash or
terms Li9erst1Es and plat s O. ,sS' fssuest
CALIFORNIA ST. near a4th-IOo.foo
Mssntags se on srsae sde trantare ana rear
GHRRETT' PARK, .q MD.SIse., Iss; beautiful
wooded lot: $500 down. Sa5 mo. A. M.
sANREHs; sAKRETI; p, F1Rkl lkls mp-1x. hesutIi,u,
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LANHAM.P PARK, lust east Of Lanham, Md.
,out Defense hiehwayl-Beautiful wooded
nearly two miles Of new, streets have Just
making dozens and dozens of ideal lots
available for the first time Come out and
oblis alton to buy. Amazing value Beau
lots loo feet dt@ tr0n xstar o pSsa. feet desp
to schools and churches. Terms If desired,
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Sunday. 10 am. until dark. THOMAS F,
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ACREAGE HoMEsITEs that cost no more
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in and many homes already built. On
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ATTRACTIVE LOT in nearby Silver Spring
Nd OWNER, ia. 1926 .
IDEAL SITUATION for l2-unit apt. on
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1903 White pl. Sc. near Pa, and MINI.
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lOx2O house on lot with bathrm. and toi-
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FARMS FOR SALE.

mile Of Rappahannoek frontage, nne
can Be cultivated or pastured; sBout q
situated ana in sooa condition: bsrn, siio.
soMfE 81 hSC VI TtkSrsMHhAbp MHApEE pfsstsay Az sSEs new
raneh.type house of finest construction,
iso acres Of rolling Va. land acres stock
corn. 80 acres clear; box stall barn and
ether buildings; 3 riding horses, ] Belsian
ali i iarm Impl 80 minutes from B. c.
SAKE Sfl 2wNFK BErTEk Gf 's3s s11 through larger
SAsi As 81 !SSE tEss s'IS {,
oak and pine timber stsr coy b sunFsbiow' Etssbsn
electric pump; igs, garage. chicken house
3oxs9 vide trontas,s on hEE 'eeS9sls sos
sh9ns sRas "a SWAKRESroN. hdSs;o vA.,. on Route No.
all Now operated as dairy r..s ana Srosen- sen-
~ sa SHo andes s'rsi seRTo.0 N
tns streams, well fenced sshoois, Gv,siInr mns-
has s008'' reorns. Sara' Recently butt Dairy
barn. cattle barn, hog barn large moo !;
Various ysr Si' outbuiidnss water and electric in
e. 'ss"E' sfi Ss sn:sss sSsa.5 5''%
sys. ss :ss sss ss. ss WI a. tas sas5 M Soss s'0s
sEERpeH sEAk eeH1HMRGIor1EsvfLiE, 1MG rfi Il w Va Abe.
marie Go. farm; located IN a,,t tne the Green Gis
pasture onn o. and nd eSuitivasion: now carries 50
mead black Anggs satsl hes %SdsIn eontsna wns
soneton oil o~ os sht ns esssas
DSffhB Dsa Blue ssn1'sas Ridss Meuntsns asH Oh
scaped lawn with towering forest trees.
white frame tenant house. attractiVeiy ts,ad ply
sSn hsar Tlsn msin dwens also
cottage and smokehouse. tenant houses
sns adssSasse Labor sspp snSnrs m
bsrn. arsn nuh BARN, chicken Houses .ts I'M
s yos ssoSa nvsssss. yas I'll III. pro
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srRR5H4Ts R5HH4TRss fasa e 1t,Tf 1eATfAko q NV
sTRof saTss9f S9e + e91it Mssa Woodrasd srss
HILLsBoRo. vA.-.This small 73-acre
farm is located on an improved road IN
one Of the most scenic sections OF
with plenty Of water in all nelds. makins
it ideal for . stock farm. Stone and
frame house is in hrst.class condition:
stone portion is about 200 years old and
is considerably above sverase IN refine,
ment and detail. especially the wood
trim, stairs and metals. in addition, to
the random width hooriug and original
stone portion has living room 14x28,
dining rnn. 13x20. center stair hall; End
floor. 3 bedrms.; frame addition has
irgc are 30x5O barn, stone sprinshouse
and implement shed; real buy at S23. {.
500. For appointment TO inspect, call
Mr. Eerkey. MI. 431l: ewes, OIL. 3Se2,
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.. 1899 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1947-11-07
coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

house, 20xloo;, VIC, ,of ball park: rear
sacosb gaScsoS SsS esSoMMEkciSvery III a.sira5. To-
cation atoining Washington and Lee Shop
pilg Center, f5xl5O it., 81 25 per SO. #
COURTESY REAL ESTATE, MI. 4224
WfIsoA WE Alsx lsoufE2ARD, tE2AR between Clarendon
Circle and Courthouse---Approx. 5000 So
it., 55-ft frontage on Wilson blvd. Oft
alley in rear; OK. 1879; ewes. and SYM
oCaLsARENDoN, Ga 1918 North Hartford. Just
off Wilson blvd.-s185 So. #. Income AND
Investment possibilities; zoned CO. STEW
ART g. WEEKLEY. Radio Bldg. exclusive
WISCONSIN, AvE.-First commercial; now
leased to substantial tenant Tor S2.4Uu per
year; most reasonably priced; this property
@ens' 4s5s N Mss. cUsHXRp' Or 4$ss; eyes,
SILVER Mi. SPRING, $4,000 So. IT. on cor: Of
50 0y yrs on EXCL ExcIasiye 'D with M dRuBBWiIL1AMs
81. 4554. In Silver Spring over 40, yrs.
1st COMMERCIAL. near 10th and Pa, ave, ,es
bldg. can be bought With $500, nsn,,1.2 dgwn "
For Indignation call W. J. RosENTH.aL'
fyos rA.kpsTshgsss NJ Dr. ss,.s wssp II evs
souss idssF sssPDf9F foF :o4.. Wh
could be converted easily. J. B. MILBURN.
pM eiSsT 7s7s;o 7}s;o8HxMrEe1tr. Hx 1sSt on Ard At NV,
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