davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-01-28

Fruits and Desserts it's easy as pie
to keep monotony out OF babys
menus winter or summer. II Cor
vhen) your tot has few teeth, the
doctor will probably promote him
to chopped foods. That's your sig
nal to start the switchover to Ger
ber's evenly chopped Junior Foods.
Note of added cheer: they cut down
leftovers because Of the same size
container as Gerber's Strained
Foods. Same low price, too.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

Magazine furnishes for this love O
a casserole in the February issue
Just one of many budget-wise re
cipes:
4-6 medium sweet potatoes
Salt Pepper
N cup orange juice
u cup honey or brown sugar
u cup butter or margarine
4thick apple slices
Wash potatoes, boil 20.30 min.
or till tender. Peel, mash, sea-
son to taste and add milk to
make fluffy. Make syrup of or
ange juice, honey, butter, tsp.
salt. Pour over apples. cover,
bake till apples are soft. Glaze
under broiler for better color.
Place potatoes in casserole, top
with apple slices. drizzle over
remaining sauce. Serve very hot.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

Mondays when a gentle bleach like
Clorox is handy In every grocery
store. Clorox makes all the differ
ence in the world to woman faced
with a pile of soiled laundry. It's
the modern way to turn out white
cottons and linens SNOWY
WHITE. And because Clorox re-
duces rubbing, the original quality
of fabrics lasts longer. There's no
caustic in Clorox to damage linens
so from baby creepers to house
coats, all your white and color-fast
cottons and linens turn out shining
bright. And they're sanitary, too
which means that much more add
ed to pluperfect cleanliness. You
can use Clorox for many daily
household chores too. Breadboards,
chopping boards and drainboards
are sanitary when Clorox is used in
routine cleaning. Get bottle be-
fore another day goes BY.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
TASTE YOUR COOKING

T,LAvoR COUNTS as much in cook
ing as its timing and prepara-
ton. So flavor your meats, fish,
fowl, vegetables and salads with Ia
basco. Tabasco is famous because
It's goodi
For Shepherds Pie, line bottom
of casserole with mashed pota-
toes. Next sliced leftover meat
and gravy seasoned with Tabas-
co. Top with Tabasco-favored
mashed potatoes. Bake.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
NO "FREEzE-oUT" FOR BABY

A ROOM THERMOMETER is fairly in
"A expensive. So why not get one
to help keep the room where baby
lives at a comfy, even temperature.
That can be a big help in maintain
ing his sleep, play and appetite at
par this winter. And speaking OF
appetite, Gerber's makes 1S good
tasting Strained Foods, because va.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

spect, especially when It's meat
sandwich, and even more so II it's
all meat. With today's prices,
must remind you that your best
meat buy is SPAM-all good meat,
no waste. For any meal, I'd settle
for
finely minced celery and salad
dressing, thick slices of SPAN,
on brown bread.
Slice it. fry it, bake it, broil 1t,
every ounce of SPAN is good to eat.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

he said. "I use Jergens. Many doc
tors do. Fine thing for supplement-
ing the natural moisture of the
skin-often too scanty." We agreed
more people are learning extra uses
for Jergens' pleasant protection
the men for shaving comfort-the
women for an all-over, after-bath
safeguard against winter-rough-
ened skin.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

PFePdFdfIonS-give yours q cup I
spoon. See how busy he'll be. Which
reminds mel wish you'd consider
that savery dish. Dried Limo Beons
with Lemon Butter Souee. Soak beans.
boil tiII tender. Add v cup butter or
mursorins. 2 Tbsps, eoeh Of minced
parsley and lemon Juice. sult. Pepper,
Evening star., 1948-01-28
DID YOU WASH TopAY7

NFAYBE YOU WASH every day, to
Wl keep from accumulating too
many soiled clothes. Most families
pile up about 27 pounds a week,
more If there's an infant. That
means four to five loads for the
average washer. But not for the
Evening star., 1948-01-28
GREAT AMERICAN CEREAL

T1vERY MORNING send the family
T. to work or school with real
spring in their steps! Yes, give
them a breakfast that really hits.
the spot - smooth, nourishing
Cream of Wheat. A generous por-,
ton costs less than one cent. And
Evening star., 1948-01-28
HAND OUT

r ASKED MY DOCTOR, do you have
a special prescription for hand
lotion to keep your hands smooth
with all the scrubbing you do.
What's in it?" He countered, What
do you use? In your profession
Evening star., 1948-01-28

riety is a big ap-
ite-builder-
for babies as well
as grow n ps .
With so m my
smooth, strained
Gerber's S Soups,
yYora& a hi &C
Evening star., 1948-01-28

country - sweet
flavor even when
melted. 1t adds
to the nutrition
value, too, and
it's price is really
thrifty. Yes, fla
vor, nutrition,
ec0nOn1v - get
Evening star., 1948-01-28
ASTONISHING HELP

ATow AND AGAIN I see housewives
IN who work much too hard be-
cause they don't use short cuts!
Take washing for instance. There's
no reason for an all-out tussle on
Evening star., 1948-01-28

you're IN hot wa
ter as often as
l." I told him
I've used Jergens
Lotion for years
and held out my
hands proudly.
cts good stuff" !"
Evening star., 1948-01-28
APPLE PoTATo CASSEROLE

WITH NERVE AND IMAGINATION, you
w can tackle a new dish with the
briefest directions. But I prefer a
tested recipe and a photograph to
go by, which the American Home
Evening star., 1948-01-28

DOUGLAS, de Burgos. oarnelli, Love, STEP
pat, through February 9.
FOR gERvICEMEN.
Soldiers. Sailors and Mariner Club,
1915 l. street NV; comfortable lounges,
library, writing desks. billiard tables. radio.
servicemsn's Victory Center. 1113 Penn
syivania avenue NV: lounge. recreation.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

the sandwich
apart, spread it
out on a dinner
plate, with its &C
compa animents
and you've got a
meal. A sandwich
me al deserves
wholesome g re-
Evening star., 1948-01-28
LET'S FACE IT

TT YOU'VE EVER BEEN GUILTY of say
ing, "All had was a sandwich"
(and felt virtuously underfed)
you've been fooling yourselfl Take
Evening star., 1948-01-28
KITCHEN PATRIOTS

vI1E'RE URGED to save meat, save
w wheat; so let's eat more vege-
tables. And to make them extra
tasty, try this savory seasoning:
Melt 3 Tbsps. Blue Bonnet Mar.
garine. Add / Tbsp. lemon juice,
u tsp. salt and 2 Tbsps. chopped
parsley. Particularly good over
tiny whole-cooked carrots.
I like to use Blue Bonnet in this
recipe for it keeps its delicate,
Evening star., 1948-01-28

free canteen. open daily from IL an. 10
midnight.
Reading. writing and music In arst floor
lounge, All evening, Army-Nsyy YMcA.
Grounp singing, 8 O'Clock; dance with
orchestra, g O'clock. and gsnes in GYM
Service Center. Seventeenth and K streets
Evening star., 1948-01-28


refreshing salad
dressing open up
q can of Vega
mato. The tang
of its stimulating
vegetable juices
is just what you
need for this de-
as
Evening star., 1948-01-28
EXCITING SALAD DRESSING

THOR a wELL-BALANcED MEAL on
neat1ess days I suggest cheese
eouffle and a vegetable salad. And
Evening star., 1948-01-28
N VEGAMATO DRESSING

FROZEN VEGAMATO DRESSING
To 2 cups heated Vegamato, add
I slice onion, bay leaf, 8 whole
cloves. Simmer Is min. Put
through sieve, add u cup lem
on juice. Turn into freezing
tray. Freeze to semi-solid and
add cup finely cut celery.
There are many more interesting
new dishes waiting for you in Vega
mato.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
ALWAYS MORE MEAT

vou'D LIKE TO HAVE u more serv-
ings from all your roast meats ?
OF course you would. And should.
And can. Easily. For more slices OF
meat for the family do this: To get
a good savory brown color, brush
the meat all over with Kitchen
Evening star., 1948-01-28

Blue Bonnet Margarine and you
get all three! A grand 'buy", say I.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
JGsS|E'SMkhoak
bv Jessie De Both

When Todlers In The Kitchen pIay Havoc With Your Dinner
Evening star., 1948-01-28

meat, keeps all the juices, prevents
shrinkage. You want your family to
get the full value of the meat you
buy. Just follow the simple direc-
tions in the folder with every pack
age. You'll save double the cost OF
Kitchen Bouquet with your first
roast.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

Bouquet then
,sleW-roaat it at
8 o D r.. This
method, instead
of shorter cook
Ing at 400 or 450',
gives you the full
nutritional ele-
- = AF %ha
Evening star., 1948-12-12
and use Rlmolive Soap as Doctors
advised for Brighter, Fresher Skin !

DocroRs Prove you too, may win Lovelier Skin
using Palmolive alone. . regardless
of age. -. type of skin or previous beauty care!
For Iovsiiss eompIsxonthe kind and women
stop improper cleansing Instead follow the Plan using
Pamoe Soap alone the s6 doctors advised 1885 with
all types OF older dry oily and normal These leading skin
specialists proved that Pamove Soap used this way-w nothing
Pexons regardless of of skin previous beauty Start
today use Pamove Soapnohng but Pmove Soap-ths way
Wash face with Pamove Soap Then seconds mas
gently with Palmove SOFT lovely ather Rinse! Do this
times day for ID days This cleansing massage brings your skin
Pamolves full beautifying eHect
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22
The qheOCraf

first American plane to land
in Paris after the liberation of
that historic city and he pilot
ed the first plane to land on
the other side of the Rhine Riv-
er.
Daryl reports that there
were over 100 CATS in his out
fit and during his 10 months
OF almost constant duty over
there, only four ships were
lost. Incidently, the five fell
lows with whom he left New
York harbor, were all lost in
action with another command.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22

Daryl received the Aid Medal
for his part in the Battle Of the
Bulge.
Having completed his work
over there, Daryl left South
ampton, England, aboard the
USS Battleship Washington on
Nov. rs, 1914, and arrived in
New York harbor on Dec. /,
1914. After being sent to Camp
Grant near Rockford, ILL.,, he
was sent home in time for
Christmas in 1916 on 30
day terminal leave. He receiv-
ed his discharge from active
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS

CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
Duro-Therm Heaters $29 to $4,000
Deluxe Whizzer $3.50, Now $4,000
Sc tt. Elk. Ladder (rodded ..............
--,.-.-.....$38.95, Now $34.95
Holly Broilers $18.95, Now $14.95
Elec. Portable Heaters .....-..............
$685., Now STATS
Elec. Roasterette, S9.95Now 1925
Western House Irons ...................
$10.95, Now 5000
Automatic Toasters $22.5O, ....--....
Now $685.
Elec. Hot Plates $40, Now s1.99
Flashlites $1.65, Now S1.49
Flash-Lite Cells, Toe Now &c
House Bulbs -.......................1Oc and up
New Bikes--.-----------..----..--$39.95 and up
New Tricycles $8.75 and up
Used Bikes .$9.95 to S14.95
Mirrors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to $1295
Sleds ,..---,,--------.- S3.49 to $685.
Irish Mail,--.-,-------.$17 .50, Now S12.95
600 16 II. D. Chains ..--..-.............
$7.95, Now 1878
Super Pyro Gal. .$1.75, Now S1.29
= 1949 Calendars = FREE :.
Color Scheme Books = FREE
PETERS PAINT STORE
Phone Zion 765
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22

duty on Jan. %, 1916 but still
is a member of the Air Corps
reserve.
Daryl is a member of the
Zion Exchange club, the Zion
Chamber of Commerce and the
Zion-Benton American Legion.
His chief hobby is flying and
he often has an opportunity
to fly at the Douglas Airport
near Chicago.
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DARYL NC CORMACK

Continued on Page 81
in all kinds of weather, often
flying by instruments. His mis-
sions of mercy carried him
from his home base in England
to Allied fronts all over Eu-
rope including points in
France, Switzerland, Italy,
Sicily, Gutenberg, Belgium,
Holland, Denmark, Sweden
and even Russia. He piloted the
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22

FOR SALE KAISER 1947 in good
condition, 4-door sedan, private party.
Must sell. A bargain at $17OO. 1920
N. Sheridan Rd., Zion. Phone Zion
6O4. 1028-12-15-22
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22

FOR SALE-2-wheeled trailer. Per-
feet condition, with box. Keith Peter
son, first house Lake Vista rd., Win
throp Harbor. P1O31-12-22
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22

FOR SALE-Kaiser 1947 in good con-
dition; 4-dr. sedan; private party.
Must sell. A bargain at $17OO. POPS
N. Sheridan Rd., Zion. Phi. Zion 6O4.
1928-12-15-22
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-22

FOR SALE-1946 Ford truck. H.
ton, stake body; 2141 Sheridan I'd.
Phone 1852. 1032-12-22, 20
Evening star., 1948-06-27

came in an hired him to spade up the
garden. An took home box of CANDY.
Good thing, too. Because the message
find says that she guesses Alias is lost be-
cause she hunted all day for him.
This mornin' get up when hear Joey
diggin' outside.
Find your candy?" greet the missus.
I'm gettin' your flower bed all spaded''
Thanks" she says
Forgot to say had Alias with me yes
terday," l say, light-like
HEN she looks at me, sort of like she hadn't
seen me up till then.
"Hirin' that boy" she shakes her head.
"Butterin' me up with candyr'
Then she grins Il don't guess you're ever
goin' to change. Still, I'd rather have a
guy l can see through like busted wind
shield than one that dazzles me-
She comes around an gives me a hug.
Then she gets bone out of the icebox.
For Alias" she says.
take it out to him. We both feel real
appeased. -WAuY B0REn
Evening star., 1948-06-27
AppeaSin' The MiSSuS

PPEASEMENT don't seem to work in poll
IA tics, but before you decide to give up
same for yourself, lemme tell you about me.
When work the night shift, me an the
missus correspond with each other by notes.
At 2 am. Tuesday when got home, |
wrote her:
Honey - Am out of sox. Didn't get
around yesterday to spading up the flower
bed for you. Was awful hot Keep your eye
on the pup. = WALLY."
: Tuesday when l got up, found this:
You have lots of sox in middle drawer
where they belong Your hound dug I'D
Hoopers' yard. would like to shoot him =
Hoopers probably will B."
Wednesday soothes her this way:
Honey - Found sox but no shorts. Shut
pup in garage and if you see Hoopers, tell
them we are sorry and all. Will spade flower
bed tomorrow. - WALLY"
Next day had talk with Alias the pup.
He showed no signs of remorse or reform,
50 l took him with me to work.
Durin' the evenin' Joey Baze, Gilly's boy,
Evening star., 1948-06-27

l. FACES 90. The new Benjamin Franklin
hoJ-dollar is the fifth in a series Of American
'"po1trait'' coins. What are tie other tour?
The Lincoln penny, the Washington
quarter, the jefferson nickel and the Roose-
welt dime. NIX, Ne,C Haren, Conn.,
T. ROBOT .. How accurate is ''mechani-
cal professor" a machine that antonati-
caliy grades examination papers?
Ninety-nine per cent. 1t grades at the
rate of 10 minute and has cut the time of
grading 80 per cent.
3. CIVIL. SERVANTS At the end Of
1917, what percentage Of government ,Oorkers
iUe1e refevans?
Forty-fom per cent, or 776,289 out of
total of l,766,O72 employees.
Mrs MP.G., st. Louis, Mo-
4. RESTLESS >. What percentage of the
U. S. population has changed living quarters
since 1902
About half. Some 100000 people
Evening star., 1948-06-27

moved to new state; 100000 stayed in
the same state but moved to new county
and 100000 moved within the same
county. Mrs. G.L.P.. Round Lake, IH.
5. ALL cYLMDEHS?. How long does
today's car last before it ends in the junk yard?
Twelve years, with an average overall
mileage of 100000
-A.A.R, WoOdbnrn, Ore.
s. SURE WINNER What ne,C mechani-
cal gddget wiA be used at the summer Olympic
Games to decide a close finish?
A new photo-hnish camera will produce
within 80 seconds print showing the exact
order of runners as they pass the finish line.
W.CC, Biloxi, Miss.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
CONDUCTED '' " M..x

NOTE: We will pay 81 for question and answer
used in this column. Questions based on current
news and clipping on news source must accompany
answer Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK, 42O
Lexington Avenue. New York H. N. Y. Unaccepted
contributions cannot be acknowledged returned.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Rozing a Building Requires
Combination of Ar, Science
By Robert J. Lewis
Real Estate Editor Of The Star.

The only thing doesn't change in this old world Of
is change itself
And when it comes of the CITY, has bigger
hand in actually bringing the change than the in the
wreckng business.
When you building want to have rubbed out they're
Evening star., 1948-02-07
FILA Approves LBS More Apartments
One Prince Georges Project to Have
800 Units, MORTGAGES of Sc, ,457 500

total of 35 apartments in 10 sections of five different
have been approved for FA mortgage nsur
ance under rental the District area
Director A. Hewitt of the District office OF the Federal
Housing Administration disclosed today.
The number apartments approved is one OF the largest
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Attic to Cellar
System Aids
Housewife to
Have Free Hours
By Betty TrexIer

System In housework Is as i'm
! >ortant to the housewife as system
in an Office is to the businessman.
That might sound awfully stuffy
but it's true that we can easily dilly-
daily over housework If we want to
for, somehow, there are always
those extra jobs.
For those women who like fairly
spic-and-spsn home-but don't want
to spend most hours cleaning-it's a
good idea to have some sort of a
schedule.
A schedule doesn't have to be so
stiff that 1t can't be changed. AS
all housewives know, there are
plenty of interruptions-what with
telephone calls. salesmen, visitors,
and the 10l demands made by chill
dren.
BY schedule" we don't mean
planning every minute. We simply
mean setting aside certain days for
certain tasks.
For instance, there's good old
Monday wash day" Tuesday
might be silver polishing day. We'd
nesday, scrub-the-bathroom- -and-
kitchen day; Thursday, ironing and
defrost -the refrigerator day, etc.
It's. impossible for every house
wife to follow the same schedule.
For instance. the mother with small
6See TREXLER, Page B-2.9
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Home Godgets-
New Coating
Developed for
Asbestos Shingles
By HiIson Munsey

Any observant traveller across the
United States will notice the large
number of buildings, especially
residences, which have been cement
asbestos -shingled for protection and
beauty.
Old houses have been restored
to a fresh modern appearance by
this clean white asbestos siding
which, while looking like wood clap
board, is really flreproof, rot-proof
and long-lasting.
Cement asbestos shingles are
manufactured from a combination
of asbestos fiber and Portland ce-
ment resulting in a fire resistant,
termite-proof material which is
produced in various types for both
roofing and siding.
However, as result of exposure
and weathering, cement asbestos
shingles become streaked, stained
(See CADETS, Page BID
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Value of D. G. Building Permits
For Week Drops to 1888 $40

Building permits issued Robert Davis District inspections
director during the last week were valued at total OF sso
drop of $170,635 below those in the previous week.
Largest permit for store building to cost $650OO
partial list of permits of $4,000 and over follows:
Evening star., 1948-02-07

the men you call. Sometimes tneyll
charge you to do the work. Other
times, they'll pay you for the privi-
lege.
This little-known industry is
small. First of all, most buildings
last a long, long time, Second, a
few firms can do a whale of lot
of wrecking.
It may take you six months to
build house, for example. Yet
a wrecking crew can demolish 1t in
a few days. There's an art to it,
and plenty of science. And to be
success you must be experienced,
shrewd and willing to take chance.
Some Parts Salvageable.
In the Washington area, about
half dozen firms are engaged in the
wrecking business. Underlying their
whole operation is the fact that, no
matter how old building is. some
of It's parts have a secondhand
value.
The more salvageable material in
the building, the less it will cost you
to have it torn down, In fact, II
there's enough material Of value IN
the building, the wrecker may be
willing to pay you to work for you
Generally speaking, according to
one wrecking firr1.~70 per cent OF
the re-usable parts of demolished
house can be salvaged. The rest is
damaged beyond further use.
Re-usable parts include lumber
items such as flooring, windows and
doors; plumbing material such as
pipe and fittings, and heating items
such as furnaces, boilers and radi-
ators. Such parts also include steel
and brick, and decorative items such
Evening star., 1948-02-07

ever to get favorable action in one
week here.
500 Units in One Project.
One project alone, Kent Village,
will have 809 units. Construction is
expected to begin in March, with
completion of the first section set
for fall.
All apartments will be for World
War II veterans and their families.
Approvals were as follows:
Kent Village, with four sections
containing 80a Units, to be built ad-
Joining the Prince Georges County
Country Club, Prince Georges
County, Md, by Eugene B. Roberts,
financed by the Moss-Rouse Co.
of Baltimore with mortgages total
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Code Change Urged
For Building Safety

David Solomon, president of David
Solomon, Inc, building construction
firm, today advocated that the Dis
trict building code be amended to
require licensing of superintendent
in charge of structural alterations
on old buildings, or of new building
construction.
Mr.. Solomon said issuance of a
certificate of competence to such
men would result in construction OF
safer buildings.
Licensing the head Of building
firm" ne said, won't serve the pur-
pose of creating safe buildings, be-
cause the necessary safety measures
often lie with the man at the job.
THE best plans are useless unless
the work is directed by competent
construction superintendent he
said.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
as old fireplaces, mantels, crystal
chandeliers and paneling.
Sorv.o Material Sold Az Srpan

as old flreplaces, mantels, crystal
chandeliers and paneling.
Some Material Sold As Scrap.
Then, besides, there is some ma
terial which can be sold for scrap
Sometimes. for example, old-style
radiators find no Secondhand buy
ers and end up as scrap metal. And
unusable lumber items often are
sawed up and sold as flrewood.
There are lots of angles to this
business that you'd never think
about. For example, from an old
house you probably can count on
salvaging about 10 per cent Of the
brick for resale as secondhand
brick. But from a new house, you
may be able to salvage only 20 per
cent of the brick.
Why? Because cement mortar
used in modern houses sticks so
tight to the brick that the brick
will break when you try to knock
off the mortar. In the old houses
lime mortar was used which breaks
off cleanly. leaving whole brick
you can sell for about so or so per
cent Of the price of new.
Another thing: If you wreck a
building in the winter time, it's
going to cost more than in the
GUNNER. For in winter, your labor
ers win have to spend a lot of
time around a. fire to keep warm.
And meanwhile, the building is not
being wrecked.
Not The Time To Sell.
Besides all that, sales resist
ance for secondhand materials is
tougher in the winter time. People
think of building in the spring and
summer. and that's when they go
(See LEWIS, Page B-2).
Evening star., 1948-02-07
District Rental
HOUSING Picture

A total of 591 applicants sought
housing through the District Hous-
ing Center during the last week. OF
this number, STA wanted dwellings
and II wanted rooms.
In the same period, 95 dwellings
and 104 rooms were listed for rent.
Applicants were classified as fol-
lows.
Evening star., 1948-02-07

} Morris Miller, Silver Spring.
owner; builder not selected; Corn
ing and Moore Associates. 1726 M
street NV, architects; to erect one
1-story masonry store; 1902 East
ern avenue NV; to cost S65. 900.
w. C. & A. N. Miller ct al, 1880
Massachusetts avenue NV, owner.
builder and architect; to erect one
1-story brick and cinder block ware
house; 800 Randolph street NE; to
cost So, 900.
$4,000 Warehouse.
Max Teitle. New Jersey avenue
and street Sc, owner; builder not
selected: w. Ellis Groben. 1871 Irv-
ing street NV, architect: 2016-20
Shannon place Sc; to erect one l.