davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-22
24O Pound Pigs

With corn above SO cents hogs eat
their heads off very quickly. The hog
that takes Two or three months to
get on full feed never brings you a
profit.
When you are ready to put your
shoats on feed, begin with the B. A.
Thomas Hog Medicine. Use regularly
and watch your shoats round out
into fat hogs in nine months-hogs
going well over 200 pounds and as
high as 24o pounds. Figure the aver
age feeding and you will see why
the 3. A. Thomas medicine is a good
investment Try feeding out your
hogs on this plan and if you are noo
more than YIeased we will refund the
cost of the medicine. WALL BROS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-22
FRUIT GROWERS
HAD SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Returns From Their Early Shipments
Were Very Satisfactory.

The local fruit growers have been
very successful this season in the
handling of their crop of the early
varieties of peaches, and the returns
have been highly satisfactory.
Dr. j. G. Dean has only few trees
of Elbertas for family use, and ship
ping from his fine orchard Just out
side the city limits is practically over.
On the other hand Mr.. L. E. Bald
win is just now marketing the choic-
est of the orchards yield, the fruit
being large and firm and beautifully
colored.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-22
NEW WAREHOUSE FIRM
IN DAWSON THIS SEASON
J. P. Perry Il Co. Have Been Sue
ceeded by New Firm. Ready
For Business.

]. P. Perry & Co., who have con-
Quoted for some years past the cotton
warehouse adjoining the First State
Bank, have disposed of the business
to Messrs. D. A, Smith and ]. w.
Lee. The new firm is composed of
well-known and successful farmers
and will no doubt have a splendid
patronage.
Mr.. L. P. Melton, who was with
Perry & Co. for several years, will
remain with the new firm, and will
be glad to see and serve his friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-22
DOVER TEAM WON FROM
BELLFLOWER BOYS FRIDAY

In game of ball Friday the Do
yer team defeated the Bellfower
team by score of II to 8. The bat
teries were Lay and Short for Dover
and Goode and Goode for Bellfower.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-07-22
WANTED

WANTED Boarders; a young mar
ried couple and two young gen.
tlemen. at reasonable rates. Apply to
DR.. J. J. ANDERSON.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

lepiej, BE W ubiegia sobote znajdo-
wal sic ma posiedzeniu spolkowem.
Niewiasty R6zancowe, drugie Drze
wo o~fiarowaly parafii statue Pana
Jezusa W grobie i Zmartwychwsta-
ME Pahskie. Jest to Gym szlachetny
i pochwaly godny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

mach pelno trzeba sic z mimi "a.
poznac. Dc najwazniejszych o.
strzezei, ktorc grubemi literami
zaznaczono - to Zachowanle sic
pasazerow w czasie tonlecIa o.
kretu. Jestesmy upewnieni, re
tych rozmiarow G;ret co ,,Ro-
chambeau" ME moze zatonac w
10 minutach = zwykle wiecej to
bierze czasu, a. poniewaz wycwi-
czylem sic W zakladaniu mojego
kaftana W ciagu jednej minuty,
pozostaje mi, W. najgorszym ra-
zie, dziewiec minut ma pomoc in
nym. 80
Podroze przez Atlantyk w mar
Gu zapisuja do burzliwych . ME
wygodnych. Rozumie sic, ME ia
de i dzisiaj jak pc stole, ale droge
many znosna i pomyslna, choc
rekiny, przyjaciele okretu, syste-
matycznie ciagna "a mani Z otwar
tenn paszczami, zyczac nam "a
pewne wesolej morskiej choroby.
Poniewaz moi okret zaczyna
coraz bardziei ,,rolowat" i utrud-
mia mi pisanie, kohcze wiec, pro-
sac wszystkich mi zyczliwych o
pisanie pod adres II bis Avenue
Kieber, Paris.
DR.. A. Pietrzykowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
Szereg. Stanisiaw Stofowski.

PAM Marya ~Stolowska, zam. pnr.
1858 N. Seeley ave., ma Jadwigowie.
otrzymala z Waszyngtonu smutna
wiadomoS6, liz syn jej szeregowiec
Stanisiaw Stoiowski, polegi W ataku
przeciw Niemcom We Francyi W paz-
dzierniku roku zesziego.
2 tel okazyi odprawiona zostala W
czwartek ubieg}ego tytgodnia W ko-
sciele sw. Jadwigi zafobna Msza sw'
Ia spok6j duszy polegiego bohatera.
Ceremonie odbyly sic nadzwyczaj u
roczyscie. Celebrowal proboszcz y.
Jan O~byrtacz W asystencyi dwoch
ksiezy wikarych. Katafalk otoczony
jarzacemi Swiecami, o~zdobiony byf
take choragwiami amerykaGskimi i
rolskimi. Specyalne Spiewy wykona-
lie zostaiy przez Choir pod kierownict
wem miejscowego organisty p. E.
Wiedemana. Przybyli krewni, przyja
ciele i znajomi zolnierza zmariego
i familia re wszystkich niemal dziel-
mic miasta. By}a to pierwsza zaiobna
Msza $w. IA Jadwigowie, kt6ra Cd
prawiona zostala W tax uroczysty
spos6b.
S. D. szeregowiec Stoiowski uro--
dill sic ma Jadwigowie pred % la
ty. Familia mieszka tam Cd lat 20,
a dawniej przez lat 10 mieszkali ma
Stanislawowie. Zmarly uczeszczai do
szkoIy iadwigoskiej i W koSciele sw.
Jadwigi przystapii do pierwszej 40
munii sw. Do armii amerykanskieJ
wstapil jake ochotnik W r. 1916 ma
cztery lata. W roku zesziym 1S-ty
pufk. do kt6rego ~nalezai, wysiany
zostal do FranCyi. 1890 maja pod
GAS ataku gazowego re strony ME
mieckie: ME zdQzyl wdziaC mask,
Iecz z nastepstw zaczadzenia wkrotce
sic wyleczyi / znow posiany postal
ma front. Zginal W ataku cd kuli
wroga W pazdzierniku, jak wyzej "a
znaczono. o czem pierwsza wiado--
mos6 telegraficzna otrzymala wdo-
wa-matka W lutym. a potwierdzenie
W zesziym tygodniu. oraz uwiadomie
ME re pochowany jest ma cmentarzu
W Fleville. Ardennes, We Francyi.
Pr6cz matki-wdowy pozostawia TAX
re dw6ch braci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

IS; Leon Cieslewicz So; Amelia Skier
czyiska $40; J6zef Pryka $40; Ksawe-
nv Czastka $40; J6zef Volta So; Bro
nfslaw Rzesotarskf Sc; j. Anio} 81;
DR.. Parowski So; A. Marchlewski 50;
Jan Bona 81; w. J.. PijanowsH So;
Piotr Jezarny So; J6zef Kwiatkowski
So; Bolesiaw Parowski So; Franciszek
Shwihski 81; Anna Jakub0s 81; Sta
nisiaw Babiarz So; NJ. Potocki 81; A.
L~ukasiewicz 81; j. Marek 81; j. Sta
rzyk 81: j. Michor 81; F. Walat 81 !;
Franciszek Jasik 81; j. Tenorowicz So;
r. Kaimierkiewicz 81; A. Bonk 81 /;
NJ. Amernik 81; j. Magdziarz 81; j.
Jerzek 81; P. Danisch 81; A. Kucik
81; A. S~edzikowsk 81; A. Fiodrowska
SOC; st. Tabor 50cc Grzegorz Ciesla
soc; J6zef Lazarowicz 50; Kazimierz
Rymek 81; Antoni Lenartowicz 81; j.
ZychOwicz 81; ]. Ganczarz wv. s. s.
81: W{adysiaw Baran wv. S. s. 81;
J6zef Kuczek 81; J6zef Olejnik 81: Jan
Kuta 81; Szymon Ba}aban So; ]. Stem
bafa 81; ]. Dutka 81; Mamrot 81: FIR.
Pienta 81; j. Pochron Nv. s. S. 81;
W. Boruch CIV. s. s. 81; j. Wabno
So; Gosty6ski 81: Florczak 81; Czy-
makowicz 81: Alexis. Michalik 81: A
dam Kosla 81; GongaIa soc; L. Moskal
SOC; WATCHER SOC; zurowski soc; Lu-
dwin CIV. 8. S. s.; Rymek 81; Ra-
zem ST40.35.
! Powyzsza sumo wypiaeono do Wy
dziaIu Narodowego.
w. j. Pijanowski. kasyer.
2242 Marshall Blvd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
ZKolegium
sw. Stanisfawa Kostki.

" Srode popoludniu ma boisku
PREY Lake Shore Drive i Chicago av,
miodsza dziewiatka z Kollegium Sw,
Stanisiawa X. pokonaia dwukrotnie
swych przeciwnik6w Lake Shores,
w ~rzucaniu o%dznaczyli sic koledzy
Hal0s i Lewandowski, W chwytaniu
zaS dobrze spisaf sic Z. Konopka. W
podbijaniu pilki o~dznaczyli sic: A
Konopka, S. Konopka i Halas. z prze
ciwnik6w spisali sic: Davis, Cole
Farmer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
KAzIMIERZOW

Ofiary ma Fundusz NarOdowy Pol
ski W miesiacu Ma~rcu>zebrane / zlozo-
ne ma reee KaSyera Komftetu obywa-
telskiego, W. j. PijanOwskiego.
J6zef .Piatkiewicz So, Maryanna Nej-
man got. / W. S. s. $40; p. Labus zoe;
Kajem Kuzminski, So: Jan Kielbasa.
81; L. Sa~rafinowicz So: A. Czeslak 81;
Alexis. WaSielewSki 81 Jan Kargol 81;
Andrzej NOwak 81; Teofil Malinowski
81; Andrzej wojtalewicz 81; Johan
Kotlinski 81: KazimierS L. Sajtys, 81;
Jan KleinowSki 81; Adam Zwierzcho-
wskf CW. s. 1928; Franciszek Buch
81; Nicha{ Jonos 81; Jan Carniecki
zoe; S. Tudaia PC; Wojciech Kuchar-
ski soc; Antoni Opasinski, soc: Jozef
MiSdola soc; WOjciech wrubel 5Oc; P.
JasiGski 25c; Wojciech LeSniak, 81;
woiciech Bogac 81; Franciszka Jasiek
S25; Stuard So; Jan wodzihsk 50;
Rudolf wodzi6ski. So; J6zef Kowal So:
Fraincfszek Pataczek So; Franciszek
Knapczyk S.: Franciszek Smiatek CIV.
S. So $425; Antoni LyS 81; W. Mato-
chIib 81; walenty Matuszewski 81;
J6zef Adamczyk 50; Jan GAIA 81; Jan
Serwach 81; FIR. DR.. Szpera, 81; Alex
sander Jasinski 81; DR.. TenOrowicz 81
Jozef LaskowSki 81; Jan Nowak 81;
Ignacy ~SzydiowSki 81 J6zef GOrak 81
Rafalski 81; Andrzej Wijacki 81; Wa
nat 81: Jan Kulihski 81; Jan Fruzyna
81: Bnatder 81: walenty Szydiow-
ski 81; NJ. Krzyston 81; Stanislaw Pla
meta, 81; Jan NOwak 81; ". Lisiecki
SOC; W. G6rski soc; RadwanSki, soc:
J6zef Wieczorek, soc; Antoni Liberia
SOC; Franciszek Chalisz SOC; Pek Soc;
Jan Brzeze6ski soc; W. Murkowski 25e
Ignacy Kosnicki So; Ignaey Sipkow-
ski CIV. s. S. So; Jan Szczerapa (W.
s. 81 $3.50; GrzegOrz Siwicki $40
Tow. Dzieci Maryi SO; Tow. POlek P,
o. NJ. B. Dobrej Rady No. IS 2. P. R.
K, 500; Tow. Bialego Krzyza, $50
Elzbieta TokarSka So; Jan Niedbalec
soc; FranciSzka Marchlewska w s.
81 81: MARGIN Szylko 81; Jan Twa-
rog soc Stalnislaw Roman soc; Piotr
Grzeska SOC: Jan Roman 50; AndrZej
SolaSa. SOC; J6zef Ztelensi SOC; Lu--
dwik Wicherek 81; J6zef Smola S1;
Antoni Rekouciak soc: J6zef Biafas
81: Stanislaw WEochowSki 81; Win,
Gently Saigon 81: Michal Moskal 81
cd ob. J6zefa Dudczyk skOlektowane
ma c~hrzcinach W domu Macieja Krzak
SIG: Agnieszka MazurOwska So: J6Zef
S~tuczynSki W. s. s. $425: Klub Pol
Sko DemOkratyczny 12-tej wardy $50
FranciSzek MaciejewSki s.; PiOtr Sly
dlewSki. $50; Andrzej Kudlacz So;
w}adyslaY RejDet CIV. s. S. $3.50;
KOrnely SluzewSki s.: Jan KOnwi6ski
25: Pawel Smigiel SIS: AntOni Eisthed
$40; Stanislaw WOjdygo IS; Leon Do,
uajski 81: J6zef Rajtajczak 81; Kali
mierz Hera So; Stanislaw Cieslak 81
StaniSlaw Reiter So; Ludwik Siezin'
\. 20 So; Fleryan Loso5 So: Micha{ 10
81; So; Sokoi Guiazda JednOsci No
D. 30, So. Leonard SwOboda So; Leon
Silva (W. S. S. 81; Stefan Latecki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

Polonia north chicagoska w ubie-
ely poniedzialek wysiaIa 5 ton o.
dziezy i obuwia do Polski, CO wyka-
zuje, zs usfyszeli CLOS w~olajacy: -
,,Ratujcie, go giniemy!" Wskazuje
to CO wspolna 1 zgodna praca moze
zdzialae.
Me braiowalo nikogo, okazali sic
ofiarnymi wszyscy, tax starry jake
/ mfodzi. znosili CO sic dalo.
A nasze dzielne Polki szyly i spo-
rzadzaly dzien i noe, zapominajac
prawie o sobie, ably tylko naszym
rodakom W kraiu przyjs6 z pomoca.
Geese i'm "a to! Gdy W tym duchu
zawsze bedziemy prscowac, to ME
jedno wielkie dzielo dokonamy.
Me brakowaio hofiarnoSci cd Anne
rykanow, Ma APPEL wystosowany W
gazetach angielskich, kilkunastu te-
lefonicznie zawiadomiio obyw. J6ze-
IA Przyborskiego. ably sic zgiosii po
rzeczy, kt6re chca ofiarowat ma
biednyci " Polsce. OBJ. J6zef Prey
borski, nasz kandydat ma s~karbnika
miejskiego zbieral odzie5 caly pia-
TEX Cd Amerykan6w. Sklad komite-
tetu, kt6ry zajmowal sic z%bieraniem
1 przyszykowaniem rzeczy, byl ma
stepujacy: Leokadya Jakrzewska,
Franciszka Mieczynska, Amelia ia
strzembska, Pelagia Kisielewska,
Marya Przyborska, Agnieszka Prey
borska, Bronisiawa Czernik, Felicya
Bajorek. Walerya Grabinska, Marya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

Majewska, Helena Wachowiak, We
ronika Ospalewicz, Anna J%anucho--
wicz, KaZimiera Jaroma, Maya Lu-
kawska i Zofia Ignac.
Oproez niewiast, mezczyzni take
okazali sic patryotami. l TAX: Gee
shaw Sankiewicz ofiarowai wieksza
Geese pudel do pakowania rzeczy, a
Kazimierz Lulewicz zglosii sic do
przewozenia rzeczy z sail parafialnej
do STACEY kolejowej. Panowie Zdano-
wicz. Janas, Schwartz i Ignac zaj-
mowali sic przyszykowaniem pudei
do wysylki.
Pewien kandydat, zamieszkaiy
PREY 11-tej ulicy / ubiegajacy sic o
wyzszy urzad miejski, podobno bar
do ublizajaco sic wyrazi} o Pola-
kach. >Radzimy biedakowi trzymac
iezyk "a zebami i, bye troche ostroz-
niejszym, gdyz podobna ,gadanina W
dzfsiejszych czasach pachnie czosn-
klein.
Alexander Kuszewski, syn obyW.
Franciszka Kuszewskiego, dawnego
skarbnika miejskiego, cd diuzszego
Pczasu zlozony choroba, ma sic lepleJ
Jest nadzieja, re juz wkrotce zu-
peinie odzyska zdrowie.
Przemyslowiec Wojciech RataJ--
czak. wojak co niedawno powrocit z
Francyi, zamierza p~owiekszyc swoJ
sklad / W tym celu dai sobie wyko-
pat sklep ma przechowywanie roz-
nych ~towar6w, kt6re zamierza spro-
wadzic w wiekszej ilosci.
x
Adolf ~Staranowicz, przemysioWlec
sekretarz Sp6iki Budowniczej, kto-
r ychoruje cd miesiaca, ma sic o y l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

. 0 0 0 1 90 0 10
KOllc2ium sw. Stanislawa H.:
| / l | ! . X-12
Uderzenia IA dwie mety: Czernie-
wski, E KonOpka, Halas.
Uderzenia ma try mety: A. Konop
ka.
Sedzia CRY: NJ. A. R0iycki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
List Ora Pietrzy.
~kowskieg'o

~ SiNS tAhtA
Polskiej dra K. Pietrzykowskie-
go list nastepujacy:
Szanowna Redakcyo!
M~ozebyscie mnie Panowie las
kawie zechcieli wyreczyc i raczy-
Ii umiescic w Dzienniku kilka
slow do moich znajomych, przy-
jacioi i pacyentow, ktorym przy-
rzekiem pisaG i tym, ktorzy cd
czasu wpisania sic mego do Ar
mil Polskiej moja osoba sic zaj-
mowali.
Cd czasu z~apisania sic do Ar
mil byiem W obozie i w Chicago,
a jakkolwiek wiele opowiadano i
pisano a mnie w gazetach, we
Francyi ME byiem. Wyjechaiem
z portu w New Yorku Ego mar
ca r.. b. okretem ,,Rochambeau'
do Havru i jestem w drodze do
Paryza z celem wstapienia ma
nowo do Armii Polskiej, Cztero-
t~ygodniowy pobyt w obozie Kos
ciuszki w Niagra-onthe-LaHs
Canada, niewygody, praca, zoid
miesieczny w sumie $1,000 tego
wszystkiego do przyjemnosci "a
liczyc ME MONA. Ale da}oby sic
to p~rzetrzymat boo ma wszystko
byio sic przygotowanym, ale jed
mel rzeczy ME MONA zapomniec
tym, ktorzy blizej naszych spraw
wojskowych postawieni byli, a
miasto dopomodz - potkowa-
MEM sic %zajmowali. Wyzbycie
sic osiemnastoletniej praktyki,
staivch i dobrych dochodoW, 20
stawienie rodziny, pozostawanie
cztery i poi miesiaca bez prakty-
XII i dochodow, robiio sic w po-
Ijeciu tych. plotkarzy Ola rcklamy
- ola grand standu".
Dzisiaj, kiedy siedze juz ma o.
krecie, nastapjia we mnic pewna
plzemiana i zapominam wszyStko
tym, kt6rzy &c zloSci czy glupo-
ty wiele przykrosci mi wyrz2dzl-
Ii - DO eel ~s}uzenia w Armii l'ob-
skiej osiagnqiem oddaje TIL uzna
ME Wydzialowi Narodowemu i
lego prczesowi, panu Smulskic-
mu, ktory wpiynami swymi wy
robii mi passport i tym sposobem
umozliwii moi wyjazd do Fran
tcyi; e pozyskania paSzportu
W obccnych czasach, obywatclo-
wi amerykanskiemu n"atralia ma
powazne trudnoSci, czegO dosta-
tecznie doSwiadczylem ia villas
ncj osobic.
Ma okrecic ,,Rochambcau', kto
ry wiezie mnie do Francyi. jest
okolo 1900 pasazerow, pomiedzy
kt6rymi spotkalem dwic Polk Z
Nowego Yorku, polskiego zoinie-
RIA, ktory Z innymi zrekonStrukto
wanymi wyslany byl do Ameryki,
lecz &c wzgledu ma odnowicnic
sic choroby, wracaia go tym sa-
mym okretem do Francyi. Niema
tego zlego, co by ma dobre ME
wyszfo. m0wi mi 6w zolnierz,
kt6ry powiedzia}: ,,Zapoznaiem
sic Z bogata wdowa W Alzacyi /
wracam ably sic zenit oraz objqc
olbrzymi majatek, vice ~jcszcze
caikiem zle re nina ME jest
WiekszoSt pasazerow to Grccy,
Wlosi, Hiszpanie, Armenczycy,
kilkudziesieciu oficerow francu-
skich pracownik6w Z ". M. c.
A., ,,,Czerwonego Krzyza" i
Salvation Army; pod pokladem
zaS sami wloscy r%obotnicy, ami
jednego Polaka. Podroz okretaml
po Atlantyku ME nalezy uwazac
ieszcze "a bezpieczna. Spimy Z
gotowym kaftanem do piywania
~trenujemy sic w predkiem jego
z~akladaniu. Caly okret ola wzgle-
dow praktycznych i ratunkowych
podzielony ma IS czesci. Kazdy
pasazer dostaje kartke Z hume
rem, \::zie ma sic znalezc w ra-
zie katastrofy i w kt6rem mielscu
do swojej ratunkowej }odzi male
w mu wchodzic. Przepisow
ostrzezen nalepionych ma scia-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
Rlnominpdale-

T,ooo-Attractive s-room and
bath home: excellent location on
r street n. W, near North Capitol;
very good surroundings: big lot,
with garage, on paved alley.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
EoYal1 HEIGHTS

IS. Sb0-BeAutiful high. semi cub
urban section; overlooking upper
Potomac river; absolutely modern
house; s rooms and bath; hot
water heat; garage
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
CAPITOL Hill

6.ooo-Liberal terms: excellent
EreSSionAl Library, Capitol and
Union Station: walking distance Of
downtown: rooms, 3 baths.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EQUIPPED farm, l4S acres, 10 miles out :
electric cars 200 yards. macadam roads
also summer hotel. furnished. Beath will
trade clear for income. J. II. LLOYD.
Vienna, Va, route No. J. a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
Walking Distance of
Business Section.

S4,ooo-Located close TO New
Jersey avenue and NJ; rooms and
bath; modern corner house; all
outside rooms; close to cara.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
Near 5th and Mass. Ave.

5000 rooms and bath: large
yard front and rear: space for a
garage; paved alley; excellent To-
cation; close to entire business
section; squares frem Public Lii
brafy; liberal terms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
Park Road Near New
Hamnshire Avenne-

35,650-s rooms and hath, ee-
ment front porch; hot-Watsr heat:
electric lights; attractive location
IN Columbia Heights. between two
car lines; southern exposure; early
possession.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-16
A St. S. E.. Near 9Th.

S3,b0O-Good location on Capitol
Hill; not far from East Capitol
street; walking distance Of navy
yard: rooms and bath; good
yards: paved alley; immediate
possession: terms $500 cash.
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Advert Using
FOR SALE-HoUSES

FOR SALE-H0USES
J. D. CARAVAN,
sos District National Bank Bldg.
s-room house hot water gas. electricity
In almost perfect condition; near LineolI
! Park: good home and q hne location
Price only $3.50. Cash payment $1,000.
good lot. with 2-story brick garaEe; irnne
date possession: location y. z, near Ma
sonic Temple. Price to quick purchaser
| $3.50.
Groom house. baths. hot-wAter heat
| rage: location near the Capitol. on Capito
Hill Price, $1,000.
NOW VACANT.
Large 3-Story Brick
Io-room house in a good NJ W. location
hot-water heat; this property IL re-
good buy at $1,000. Can be bought jus,
would cost So 900 to erect or build thin
| property. counting nothing for the ground
$1,000
One Of Kennedy Brothers we'll built
city. modern in every respect. Price. $1,000
See this great. good home before buying.
S5,25o
b. tsa' yard n rrss - Bsr EaHs ESs I1
500 cash Can be easily rsmodslsd for
business
$500
Two 1o-roon and bath houses, large lot
to alley, near colored high school. Lo-
Gated on First St N W; 4 hne proposition
for a colored buyer. Price. 1S.5OO; $500
cash.
$3.50
Broom frame house for white or color
ed. on S. z. corner Of South Carolina ave.
and 10th st. S. z Large lot in rear in
cluded.
S2,75o
tr65! .o heat. stR S 5s1l5o Ps. ,s afS.' Ia,
$3.50
s-roon. modern, hot-water heat house.
in good N. e section. $3.50.
S4,75O
Also another s-room. modern. hot-vatsr
heat home in n. z. for tt,75o.
$500
Two-family apartment house in suburb
hot-water heat; large lot: rented AZ SIS
per month. Price only $500; good in
vestment as well as good home. conven-
lent to street ears-
Heights and S913S Addition; iS .n s1.Iso 'R Up st
Business properties and apartment
houses for sale. Great Investments Forty
Seven-acre factory site or subdivision in
side Of city limits and one car fare to the
property. Gas, electricity and sewerage:
$3.50 street improvements are now being
made up to the property.
PRICE. $4,000.
$4,000
s-room frame house in the northeast;
large lot, room for double garage Con-
vsnient to cars For colorsd buyers
Nov vacant-Nice. large corner brick
dwelling. in good n. w. section; convent
ent to two good car lines
6-room bungalow, hot-water heat eIee-
tricity: gas, colonial porches: large lot
new bungalows are selling for about $4,000
more than you can buy this one for: Ioca-
ton. Woodbridge.
$4,000
The nnest and one Of the best, n not
the best, 10-room new stucco dwelling
house in the city; modern in every way
and detached; will be ready to move into
in q few days: located in one OF the best
suburban places in the District. see 1t be-
fore you buy.
All the new homes and bungalows for
sale
All Kinds of Real Estate for
Sale at Bottom Prices.
J. D. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Hills
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Near 18th and G SITS.
S E.

IS, 900 - Comfortable g. room
house. between two car lines; not
far from Lincoln Park: in good
neighborhood; 8 rooms and bath
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FOR RENT-FARMS

FARM FOR RENT-steady reliable tenant
with force and team to work my farm Of
200 acres near Marshall Han, Nd. along
the Potomac river; house and All necessary
buildings; immediate possession given
Apply to MRS. H. B. ELLIOTT. lSS II st
4 W.. Washington. .. C Sc
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FOR SALE-H0USES
ON AsHMrAn p1.Acr

ON AsHMEAD PLACE.
Overlooking beautiful Rock Creek
sark and million dollar Coma. Ave.
5IIage- This house 10 located in a
h ION OF most quiet refinement and
roundings. The house e three stories.
rooms, ; baths. hot-Water heat, gas
ana electric light, instantaneous heat
paved si,.Sp or SI1 deep lot TO vide
ana eea1tiful awnings enrich the front
elevation Owner occupant: possessfon
sIoo1ISa. see u At once to secure this
PAIGE, s1ssos
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
SIS 18TH ST. n. w.
MAIN s4sL
VACANT.
ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
On Biltmore street Here IA a street
that has consistently maintained lis
beauty OF hne residenees- The home
Is convenient to both car lines ~
large. light, airy rooms and tiied
baths. hot-water heat and elsctrfcIty.
the lot extends back to an alley and
TSIS ho. m In Hsca rSeR ans Tor ps.Sv ar1ss
PRICE, 312,s0O.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS 18TH ST n. w.
MAIN o4oA
IN Mt. PLEASANT.
On 18th street. A three-Story brick
with stone front. This home presents
handsome appearance both inside
rooms is good ana would yield an ex-
cellent return IL rented. There 10 q
deep lot TO an alley. Electric light.
PRICE, Si2,500.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS 18TH ST N. w.
MAIN s4SE.
IN MT. PLEASANT.
NEAR TERMINUS Mt. PLEASANT
CARS
the owner, who will give possession at
once. The home has 10 rooms. baths.
hot-water heat and electric light. A
unique feature insures a good invest
msnt In addition to not only securing
good home The lot extends back to
MI Pleasant street. and there is am
pie room to erect a store. The owner
has refused an ofer OF $4,000 for the
rear portion Of the lot. Here IL your
opportunity; Act quickly;
THE F. h. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS 18TH ST n. w.
MAIN 6464.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
A beautiful three-story home Of II
rooms, located in a fashionable sec
ton convenient to cars: lot Is % feet
wide. extends 10 feet TO alley. Plenty
Of room for garage. Steam heat.
Owner occupant Possession BY Au-
gust !.
PRICE. $4,000.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS 18TH ST. ". W.
MAIN s464-
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
Entirely detached house Of rooms,
with all modern improvements. hot
water heat, gas and electric light
There is a beautiful living room with
an open fireplace, an Exceptionally
large and light dining room. in fact.
every room IN the house r. large and
light. A high elevation insures a good
breeze Lot Is 50 feet wide. extends
to q paved alley and has a garage.
PRICE. $4,000.
THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS 18TH ST. n. ".
MAIN s4S4.
Is