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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-11
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

Portland. Sept 11-"Der" Bissun-
nerte. crack twirlzr and first base
mar Of The Wesrbruuk Seminary
team. and considered the best an
around schooIboy prospect IN Maine
has signed contract with the New
York Yankees. Bissonnerte left mis-
home IN Winthrop ON Tuesday ev-
ening for New York with one Of rnt
Gotham clubs SCOUTS. WIN pursuaded
the husky school hoy 10 afnx his
Jnnn Hancock 70 the papers. Bis
s0nnerre had previously turned down
IN one- from the Chicago Cubs
made by Scout Tom Mccarthy.
During the Summer, Del has
ceen playing emi-prufessionnl bal
with tine Newp0rrs. Portland A. c
and the BucktieId team. and hat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12
State Open Golf
Tournament Kebo
Valley Course

Bar EArbur. Ne. Sept. 1.-The
State open golf championship opened
Wednesday On the Kebp Tallsy
course under very unfavurzble
weather conditions, irixxiing-rafn
prevailing the most of the day. The
green's were rather wet ana slpw buI
the course mot bad under the cnndi-
lions. Good scores were made cun-
sider1ng tine handicap OK wsarnsr. a
round was played in the forenoon
and the second round IN the after
noon. Twenty competitors went over
the course twice.
The winner Of the dRy was r. A
Gilman Of Augusta. r. M. Liscnmn,
the local professional being runner
I'D and four strokes behind.
The cards WERE as fniluwE:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

planned 10 attend View Hamuuarfre
state College this Fail whiie M
was in Westhruok Seminary laa>
Spring. he received an omar frum et,e
Yankees through "Cnr" Curry. the
normar professional bail player. On
the advice uk friends. BiHsnnnstte re-
fused the chance TO becume a "pru-
al that time deciding DO continue
his education.
While in school. Bias1nnette was
called "Babe Ruth Eecunds ewing
to his afsiiity to rap nut hume runs.
He looks like an even beffer FIRST
naseman than pitcher, and HARRY
Lord ex-Whirs Sux lemazr snid fisr
Winthrop boy more resamisled Hal
Chase than any young FIRST sacker
he ever saw. Bissuuneffe has been
a great strikeout pitcher. and TN his
last game IN Maine lzHf 9nrurdzv
famed Is opponepts and allowed bart
one hit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12
RED S0x take
DOUBLE HEADER
FROM BROWNS

Bnstnn, Sept 1.-THE home team
shut nu. St Louis twice TO-DAY, 4 tr
0 and 8 u O. a running catch by
Hooper IN the first game with two
out and the bases fun and the bril-
liant support given Fennnck and Rus
sell were the fielding features. ST
Louis started MapeI. Rookie
sUuthpaw, in the second game and
his wildness was mainly Responsible
fur BoEtun's r1ns. Scores:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

Two-baEe hits Penuuck, Ruth.
Stolen bases-5evereid. Double play
-Gedenn To Gerber u Brunlkie t2):
Gerber, Gsde1n N Brnnkie. Leff on
hzses-Et- Lcris. o; Boston. 8. Base
On hHlis-uf Leif1eld. q: Wright, l:
Pennock. 2. Hifs-un Leifieid. in
6: Wright. 3 IN . Struck out-by
Leiield. 1: Peun0ck, = Losing pitch
er-Leifiel6.
Second RHme:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

This was the secund ana cinszng
day af the State opsu prufrsBi0nai
and amzteur gsaf champannsnap
which was played today On ths kroo
Valley course. Much Of the time was
a tsr4xxitng zin. abDuf TIM same
ves1her conditions N ysscsfong =.
A. Gilman OF Augnnta won TIM pro-
fessiunzl chnmpiunslzip. slaghriy 1nai-
InE on rrum his play Of yesfssoay,
and was but two STROKES 70 the isAo
cyer Alex Chisnnlm Of Purtland.
Shirley Z. Lisuumh. TIM iDuai pro was
furcsd to ctrins third munsy with
Ernest RyaIl. The wtunsr gsfs 15k
cash, the ofhers tho balRnne az I'M
ESQ offered. The zmnfsur cump1tIfnr
Patrick Grant, cutcinzss6 fns otnerA
and was avzrfisd rhe amRterr sfl.'ez
cup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

Pittsburgh Pa. Sept 11-Pirss-
purEh crepr a little nearer third
place to-day by defeating Philadel-
pf1ia twice. 7 10 ! and To .. while
Chicago was lnsing to New York
Ames. late Of the ST Louis yCartfi-
mails pitched the first game for the
visitors and was hIr hard and
Cheney was unable I'd s1op the locals
hitting. Cooper held the Visitors
safe. In the serund game Hamilton
held tine PhilIies tn five hits and
two runs. The locals hit Meadows
hard N the third, gaining 1--WE rims
scores:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

TWO base hits. Gedeun. Roth
shannon Left On bases. ST. Leu,s s.
Boston, q. Bases on calls. OH MABEL
6; on Wright !; Russell .. Fits. off
Aepel In :; of Wright in 6; Struck
out, by Russell . Wild pitch Rus
sell pitcher, Navel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

As mankind plans to restore peace and
good feeling among the war-weary PEG
pies It should not overlook tobacco.
Tobacco made the soldiers lot toIerable.
Next to food, clothing and sleep, Il was
his comfort
The white race, like the Indians. found It
an unfziling blessing.
So when You send friend box Of fine.
old, reliable C. C. A CIGARS, New Enr-
lands quality smoke, YOU cUntribute d
rect1y To the new era Of good VIII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

Ih CUTS SHORT
AND CIRCUIT CARD

snzruss. Y. 2, Sent IA heavy
Prevented the carrying out Of
Grand Circuit program to-day,
MY 10000 Spectators waited N the
nastand trum ! O'clock until shur-t-
MIA 8. when EfArrer Cptun sent
ssn u horses away N the 2-s7
Q, which WAS wun by Esther E.
len Murphy enary captured the
NO heats of this event m 2.e7 L.
.T IA, respectively. but yielded
'Hirn 10 Betty Biaclxlpck.
me ..1s rrut xnr anztenr drivers
won II straight hegts 6y Gun
driven py Pierre LnriIlzrd Of
Near Park.
annary:
RaCT-TEHEE-E PLAN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12
BASEBALL DOPE At A GLANCE

YESTERDAYS Am. aEsELTs
Washington 4. Chirn4o fhrst
game: Chicago I. Washington
frerund gamal.
Boston /. ST Lgi1fB Q ffirSf gn1ne1:
BuEson 6. 81 LouiE 0 tsernnd camel.
Detroit .. Philadelphia .
View York ., Cleveland J.
TOCAY'S AMERICAN GAME1
Cleveland NJ HuBrDn.
Fl. Louis If View yurk.
Chicago III Philadelphia
Defruit AZ WaahinEtun.
YESTERDAYS NAT. RESUlfo
New Ynrk- :, Chicago g
Pirtsburg 2 Philadelpi1fn first
Eamet- Pitrsburg Z. Philadelphia 2
fHecund gamea
ST. Louis 4, Brooklyn 2.
TCDAY'S NATIONAL GAMES
Bugton II Cincinnati.
View York at St L1Ilfs-
Phiiaieipnia AZ Piffsburx.
BROOKLYN a. Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12
WE GAME LIMIT
To WMD SCENES CONTESTS

Cincinnati, Sept 11-Nine EamsE
viii be played in tne world ser1es
this year. Augustus Hermann.
chairman Of the National Commits
siun aunuuucsd today tiaar a majnr-
iry q the clubs Of both l1Agues had
ratified the Recommendation tnzs
nine games be played
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

Whsn you sst iufp q fzg1zt pisrs and
everything gDss agziust xuz. TN II
seams az II yun csninu't hr1d On q NM
ute luneer, newer give up fhsn fur tha+
In jnst the place ana xime the tsde win
rnns-Hmrrist Bsechsr stowe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

PhiianeiphiR. Sept n-Derruit heat
Phiiadeipt,ia 10 in the final game Of
the series tpday- Tia visitors punched
tirrss singles with wild ritrh by
Hasty. the giant rtgnf-hznder SECURED
1rum Atlanta, in the first inning. srur-
iug two runs. The winning run was
scurnd IN the nth wnen Haaty muftsd
Grififn,s throw OF Tsact's gruuntier,
The scprs.
Detroit -----.-2 o 0 e-s-s-.
PhiladalphiA 0 0 0 0e-s-,
Ehmixs ana Ainsmith, Hasty md
Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

Chic1gn. Ills. Sept I-Hssuie
Zimmerman. third basennn 0f TIM
NEW York Natiunals. to-day wns sus-
psnded for the balances uf the SEASON
without pay. according To Manager
McGnw who charges serious vsoiA-
ticn of club rules.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12
Giants Bunch Hits
and Trim Cubs. 70

Chicago. Ills. Sept. New Turk
punched five hits. including homer
by Frish in the fourth inning on
Alexander and took a lead over
Chicago which the locals were un-
able 10 overcome and wnnthe final
game Of the series mere 70 3. The
visitors punched their other 1--WE
h1ts or Martin IN the seventh for
three runs The fourth ann seventh
innings were the only ones II which
the Giants were able 70 hit safely.
Chicago punched four of its fve
hits. including Hollochers douDie In
the fifth inning and scored all their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

Maynard Paine. Jr., IE8 III 3sp
DR.. W. C. Cushmun IgD Ig2 3g2
No cards tuday frum Leo Everett
W. A Taylor, Jr., W ". Phelps and
J. L. whippie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12
st. LOUIS

-Bzftsd TOR Laifisid IN 7tn.
,Batted fur Wright IN 9th.
RoETCg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

81 Louis. No.. Sept. 11-Scnupp's
hnne-run drive over Myers head. On
the first bali pitched IN the ninth
DECIDED toiavAs game in st Louis
ravor, To 3. and gave the locals
cjean sweep of the series with
Bruukiyn. ScDre:
Brooklyn ... D1eDB1B1e-S- Ids
81. Louis 49,. 02ee1eeBI-4-I1
cadure and Krueger; Schupp and
C1ennns. Difhpefer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

Washington. 5apt- 1.-Chirasp n,ads
II two ont Of three from Washington
by splitting even today in double
header. The league leaders won the
second game 10 o altar dropping the
opener To O. Shaw ourpitnhed Kerr
IN the first game, allowing ths visitors
only fur hits. williams bsrtsSkd THIS
performance in the second cunteEt, IN
which only two satellites were registered
by Washington. The scurez:
First game:
Chicago .----.G 0 3 o o 0 o e-s-A-e
Washington . o o 0 800 x--e-i
Kerr and Schalk; Shaw ana Charity.
Second game:
Chicago 80 Q 0 o Il $3.50
Washington % 0 0 6 o o o p-a-2-2
Williams and Inn; Zachary, Gin ann
pirinich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12

astsz 49, Harvard q Cambridge
Rstss 10 N. ~ st.As sE Lss~issun.
Colby Va. Fur4 williams nj Wuturv;gl

Colby W. Harvard N cawbridpe.
Bates No. Fort Mckinisv NJ Lsmissum.
Colby ~s. estss st Wstsrvills.
DO~coir va. Native ak o~sno.
Colby -. ou~asin &C srunss~iess.
Maiss 49, 0ufas se Lss~istun.
DONdoin ~. Bztas ut 1-unsxsirs.
Colby va. Maine NJ Wassrvilia.
Colby w. tSriy Cross at Wu-csztsr.
Colby W. Navy ut Annapulis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-12
Thursday

GsStls~sns Driving No sas Class & Lad.s Driving 4ur
Giam =. 1n0D Masched p-;vrn sur,~
Ciaas o.; Ma<chsE Rcaies ciass a-a6-R
Fzt sressr1 Sassas TIC ard Arrival of Gssersr .ns
SfsH.
LHncssnn ohsar Erue ss Mains in Ar.nor, F-vrt
strss<. city.
Ease Ball. WatervIs oes+er. Raeiru~sfe pac.
s6oo; rs s5gD I'D pac. pur.. zsun
jueginu Chaupion Fsf StHsr Class 16D.
P-sssntisn Ut evsrsnat ID Gov. Mjksn by q. Ken.
dali.
ARrtsn eais enMpien Fat Staar, Grand sssnd Aurs;uc
Sale Rsuixfsrsa psruhsrv Tappan Stock Farm.
A~ianr, s+t Hyns and ea-yinp. Maie auar.
tette Of Gardmr, Mnnn
BANQUET N. Z er9ndex Asspr,sfun. n " 4p.
porrone free sse~n. Grand Ssanr.
Fire ~srsss- Male sHartssss- All iuugnp snmpisezd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
(Traducido del Porto Rico
Progress.)


Los peri6dicos recibidos hace
POGO por el tCapitulo de la Cruz
Roja local, dan la information
de la muerte hallada en- los CAM
pos de batalla de Chateau Terry,
por Mario Cesar Miranda, en- ju-
lilo % de 1918, quien, de acuer-
do con las istas de la Cruz Roja,
es ell segundo portorriquefo CO.
nocido que ha perdido la vida en-
aquella acci6n. Ell primero res
pondfa al nombre de JESUS Gle
mente.
Existen muchos puntos SINH
lares en- ell case de ambos indi-
viduos.
Ambos, fueron tabaqueros an
teriormente, ambos Sc alistaron
voluntariamente en- ell servicio
militar, Y ambos dejan dos hijos
huerfanos de madre.
Por medic de las actividades
del Capftulo en- Puerto Rico de
la Cruz Roja Americana, Sc han
hecho todos los esfuerZos para
obtener los documentos necesa-
rios, de manera que ell aseguro
de Cesar pueda ser hecho efecti-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
EDICTO

En- la Corte de DistritO del Dis
trito Judicial de San Juan, p. r
Secci0n la.
Estados Unidos de America,-
Ell Presidente de los Estados
UnidOs,- ss.-
No. 12042
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC.
Ex Parte.-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
LaB|apiGIdBdg Chateau Terry

mia L del 165 de Infanterfa, y
fue con aquel regimiento que re-
Ecibi6 una muerte instantanea en-
|la batalla de Chateau Terry, en-
cuya acci6n las tropas america
mas desplegaron acknowledgements
lei valor mas admirable durante
toda La guerra. Los records de
su servicio Y muerte, han sido
fremitidos a esta ciudad por ell
lDepartamento de la Guerra.
Jesus Clemente, que tambiek
Efue muerto en- Chateau Terry, vi
via en- los Estados Unidos desde
|algunos amos antes de la guerra.
[Se hallaba trabajando en- una
lfabrica de municiones en- Camp
Devens, Ayen, Mass. Cuando in
[greso JESUS en- ell ejercito, sus
dos hijos, que residian en- Broo-
|klyn, fueron enviados a esta ciu-
dad a vivir con un ito. La ma
DIRE de ambos habia muerto. Es-
tos chicos son mayores que los
Idos hijitos de Cesar, y aln Sc
hallan bajo ell cuidado del ito. La
Cruz Roja tiene puesta su mira
da en- ellos y Sc dice que, de la
suma que ell Gobierno les ha Sc
Iialado, Sc les esta descontando
alg1n dinero para depositarselos
en- un Banco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06

Ivo a sus dos hijos, Anibal, de 9
amos de edad v Mario, def5 amos.
Ell padre de dichas criaturas es-
taba asegurado por la suma de
$4,000; Y como resultado de es-
ia POLKA Y con la manutenci6n
que el gobierno les asigna, los
chicos recibiran $3.50 1nensua-
lies durante veinte amos.
Mientras el padre de los ninos
Sc hallaba en- Francia, la madre
[murio ignorante de su desgracia.
Una tia, Maria Soto, esta hecha
cargo de los dos chicos y ha 81
do designada como su tutora le-
gal.
Cesar viva en- Puerta de Tie
ira y por muchos amos ocup6 la
plaza de lector en- la fabrica
de tabacos. Gradualmente fue
el desarrollando sus ideas pro-
! pias entire los trabajadores de la
Ifactoria y por elias lego a ser CO.
nocido como un agitador. Ere
!cuentemente acostumbraba a di-
Irigir discursos, que eran consi-
Iderados de naturaleza candente.
POGO despues que los Estados
Unidos entraron en- la guerra,
Cesar resolvio irse al continen-
te para presentarse como volun-
Itario. Asf ingres6 en- la Compa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
LA CONsTRUCTORA
DEL HOGAR

Ha sido presentada en- la of
Gina del Secretario Executive de
Puerto Rico, para SUI archiyo y re
gistro, ell acta de constitution de
una corporation q. Sc trata de or
ganizar con el nombre de "La
CONSTRUCTORS del Hogar, Asocia-
ci6n Cooperative de Construccio-
mes, de Ahorro y Prestamos"'. La
.proyectada corporation tendra su
Oficina en- la casa No. 6 de la calle
del CristO, San Juan. Su ObjetO
sera estimular entire sus lniem-
bros ell ahorro y la construction
de hogares, mediante la union de
sus socios en- esfuerzo cooperate
,vO y mutuo. .u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
sEIs CONSOLES
A las solteras.

1.-NO aceptes nOviO de edad
nj mas joven. Eel noyio que pue-
de llegar a ser maridO, debe tener
algunos anos mas que SUI novia ;
por 10 menos seis.
2.-Casi todas las muchachas
aceptan un novio por hablar, aun
que no les guste ell sujeto. Uabla
con tus amigas, habla til sola o
no hables; pero nunca admitas,
por solo hablar, un novio que no
te guste mueho. Las circunstan-
cias pueden hacerte esposa de un
hOmbre que tomastes por pasar
ell tempo, y que no tie gusta; y
con tai marido no podras ser fe-
Liz. ,
3.-Nunca te presentes a tn no.
vic estando sin peinar,, NAL cal
.zada 0 vestida con desali1o. Ell
amor vive de ilusiones y no quie-
re que Sc las quiten.
A las cdsGd0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06

Por cuanto, habiendo presen-
tado ell abOgadO don LeopoldO San
tiago y Carmona una moci6n a
nombre de don MarcelinO Santos,
para que Sc declare a su favor ell
dominic de la siguiente finca:
RUSTICA: Predio de terreno
radicado en- ell barrio Espinosa
del terminO municipal de Vega
Alta compuesta de setenta y Gin
co cuerdas y cuarenta y cuatro
centimos de otra cuerda equiva-
lentes veinte y nueve hec-
ttareas sesenta y cinco areas
treinta v ocho ,centiareas; CO.
.lindante ,por ell Norte, con terre-
nos de don Gabriel Hernandez /;
.por el Sur con Limo Rosado o
SUCCESSION Rosado;-y Y pOr ell Oes-
tie, con ell mismo Gabriel Her
nandez; " ipOr ell Este, con An
gel Maldonado y Guillermo No
gueras.
Por tanto, y habiendose ordena
do por ell Honorable Juez de este
DistritO Secci6n la. de esta corte
Sc publique la pretensi6n por tres
veces en- un peri6dico de los de
mayor circulation de los que Sc
editan en- esta ciudad para que los
que tengan alg1n derecho real So
bre ell inmueble descrito, las per-
sonas ignoradas. a quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscription y en- ge-
neral todo ell que desee OpOnerse
pueda efectuarlO dentro del t6rmi-
no de sesenta d1as, libro ell presen
tie en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, a 4
de Octubre de 1919.
G. MG1rerO,
|. .Secretario, COrte de DistritO
Secci0n primera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06

|no 50 azucare edemasiado: iasi la
prolongaras bastante tempo.
2.-yistete peea tn marido, so CO
mo tie vestifiasI para tn novio.
3.Procufa que tp hogar sea
|el refugio, no la carcel de tu es-
poso.
Emilia PGrdo BUsda,.
Evening star., 1919-05-08
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on terms. ...c,.,
IN "aS1 WAsHISGroS aSIfr HE1GHrs. NEAR 18th
| AND COLUMBIA RoAD-Two io,room 90 9.n oai, ana
splendid opportunity to buy piece Of prop
ery espselaliy well adapted for Spb!ss,ns stGHK
IN ao coLTIh1A slisii HEIGHTS Nice sroo@ az" and
reasonable terms will be arTaased GHas d sAGER
on s1n KESY1x Ssls' STREET NEAR EAR ltth STREET
NoR1HWEsT ssmide3afhsd ia, ed fest ,oT0Um wde "aa to
1ash ,rs, home s.ep with rrce 7 Terms Sa "De
Main 36-37 CIAS d. sAGER.
NICE atfI SIX Room AND BATH HOME SoRTH
EAST-6 rooms and bath: h.w.h.; splendid
condition throughout Price S4,500. on terms
Main ss.s7. CHAs D. sAGER.
Beautiful suburban home. with Il. acres ." OF
ground: e.ght-r and bath house; large 80,
foot poultry house; stable; brooder house. All
kind. of fruit .hrubbery and shade; electrical ,s
Fr,ce sHsf9 81 300 % An excellent opportunity to get
| 4 very beautiful suburban residence.
Ma srhsS61p sHS1 LOCATION SNAs xdkrhsAsT n sfsHK
| brick stable on rear. Price. $4,000. on very
reasonable terms
on 18th STREET NEAR PARK ROAD Nv
An excellent Groom and bath home hW;h;
all modern improvements IN Price $1,000 Rea
EhEVRSe .t@7f seS5t Room AND BATH HOME, down;
DAYS psss psss ssSoo on sHss rIiS terms, s.crR
EEAUTiFuL cLEvELASD PARK RESI-
modern throughout. Lot 5ox1so. Garage
Price. 81 500.
ONE OF Sc1ii THE MOST ArrkAcTIvE coRSER
HOMES WEST OF 14th STREETS rooms
and bath hwh; sel electric lights masnlucent
view ovsrlooeng PI,a 18th s, street All modern con-
SEHF eIiSco1x rARkASiee - s-Tsom and
tion throughout Price, $50 Terms
Main 3837. CHAS ID. SAGER.
WEST OF I4th STREET. in splendid loca tion
-7-room and bath home; deep lot to paved
alley; excellent condition throughout. Price
So $50. Terms.
Main 1887. CHAS D. SAGER.
MODERN sIx-Ro COLONIAL HOME
NORTHEAST; hw.h.: electric lights; hard
wood floors; garage. Price, $500.
ONE 1 OF f'1, THE MOST HANDsoME | ri ;A HOMES
NORTHWEsT-12 rooms and BATH h.w.h.: all
modern improvements. Lot 54x12O; garage
large enough to accommodate cars. Price,
ST., 600
Main 1887 CHAS D. SAGER
WEST OF 18th STREET, SOUTH OF QUE
STREET-Excellent 11-room and bath home :;
in very good condition throughout. Price
$500. Reasonable terms can I've arranged
Main 36-37. CHAS. u. SAGER.
9o3 18th NV.