davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03
Harding pPOd VStOpQ ZdTlz.
dlzaV ' HgO lalOdOV.
Amerika ne bo poslala delegatov
ma mednarodno sodiSce, XII bi
ga Mstili v Genevi.

Washington, d. c., 2. nov. =
Predsednik Harding nikakor ne
nameraya izdelati kakih nacrtov,
po katerih nal bi Zdrllzene drza-
We stopile v ligo narodoy pri pred
njih, zadnjih ali stranskih wrath.
Nadalje ie predsednik Harding
tudi proti temu, da bi Zdruzene
drzave stopile V katerokoli med
narodno sodiSce, pa ce hi bilo to
lie izdaleka spojeno Y ligo narodov.
Predsednik Harding meni, dt
bi bilo pametno, Ge bi naSa repu-
blka postala clanica kakega med
narodnega sodiSca "a uravnanje
prav1lih sporov med narodi, ali &c
hi pa, da bi mai bilo taIko sodisce
ustanovljeno po vzorcu, XII so ga
sestavile Zdruzene d1Have.
To je definitivni odgovor nase
administraciie ma objavljena po-
rocila, ceS, da iS6e predsednik
Harding vstopa v hgo narodov pri
zadniih wrath.
Ia poroeiia, ki so jih oeividno
inspirirali proligini vplivi, in XII SO
IpriSla V iavnost V strankarske
svrhe V kampanii, Xxi Sc sedaj bli-
ia svoiemu koncu, so imela ma
men ustvariti napaeno mnenje,
ees, da ie predsednik Harding ma
klonien mednarodnemu sodiscd
pod okriljem lige narodov.
V nekem porocilu je cello zatrje-
no, da Sc predsednik pripravlja
prositi kongres, maj ga pooblasti' V
to, da SINE poslati enega zastopni.
ka ma tisto sodiS6e.
Pc zatrditvi IL Belle hiSe pa nj
| mic boli oddalieno odpredsedniko'
viii thakan kakor kaksna takSnd
namera.
| Vnanji minister ali drzavni tai
mix Hughes ie zadnji pondeljek '
Bostonu jasno povedal, kaksne
stalisGe zavzema nasa administra.
CHA napram ligi narodov, ter izja
vii, da he postane nasa zvezna re-
publika elanica kakega mednarod,
mega sodisea, dokler bi ne imela
nobene besede glede pravil in izbl
re sodnikov. To stalisce je, kakol
ie definitivno znano, popolnoma
V skladiu nazori predsednika
Hardinga.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03
SPOPADI MED BLOKASKO IN
NACIoNALIsTICNo MIA
DINO v zAGREBU.

Zagreb, 16. okt. = Predsnoc-
njim ie skusala demonstrirati po
mestu skupina omladine hrvatske-
ga bloka proti prepoyedi protest
mega shoda,. h ie bill napovedan "a
nedelio in ma katerem maj bl Sc
nastopilo proti razpustu hrvatsklh
drustev. Proti demonstrations le
nastopila policiia, kakor tudi ma
cionalistiena omladina. Prislo ]e
do spopadov in kravalov, XII so pa
kmalu ponehali, ko Sc je poJavlla
ploha.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03
NARODNoST PREBIVALSTVA
AMERISKIH VELEMEST
BUFFALO IN BOSTON.

Iiudsko Stetie V Zdruzenih dr.
zavah naSteva materinseino ozlro-
ma narodnost lie belokoznih tuJe-
rodcev in onih tukai roienih Anne
rikancev, katerih starsi (all vsaJ
eden izmed starSev) so bill tuJe;
rodci. z drugimi besedami, statls-
tika O narodnosti oziroma mater1n-
Semi Sc tiee lie prve in druge gene
raciie priselieniStva, takozvanegd
'sforeign white stock. Tujerodc1
so klasificirani po svoii materin-
seini in niihovi sinovi po materIil'
SGini starSev.
Prebivalstvo mesta Boston Je pc
Iliudskem stetiu cd l. 1920 znasa-
Ilo 748,06O liudi; cd teh je bilo be
Ilokozcev 730,4S5. Izmed teh posle,
dniih ie lie 1851 Amerikancev
katerih oba roditelia sta Sc tudl ze
rodila V Zdruzenih drzavah. Vsl o,
stall so ali tuierodci (23e,9l9) al
pa roieni Cd tujerodnih starseN
(238.241) oziroma vsal eden IL
med starsev je bill tuierodec (7l,-
514). Percentualno bi Sc preblval-
styo Bostona tako razdelllo: SKo-
raj 33 odsto tuierodcev, cez AZ od'
sto tukai roienih cd tuJerodnlh
starsev in le skorai 25 odsto Anne
rikancev, katerih oba rodltelJa
sta Sc ze rodila v Zdruzenih drza-
vah.
Izmed tujerodcev in njihovlh o.
trok prednjacijo po materlnselnl
AngleM in Irci, potem sledlJo po-
stopno Italijani, Zidje, Nemci, Ru-
81, Svedi it'd.
Jugoslovani so navedeni po ma
terinscGini kot Slovenci In Srbo-
Hrvati: Slovencev le l40 III Srpo-
Hrvatov 101.
Kar Sc tiee mesta Buffalo, je
tam razmerie "starih" I" Amemkan-
cev nekoliko boil ugoden kot Y
Bostonu. Vse prebivalstvo mesta
Buffalo znasa 506,775 prebival-
cev, cd katerih ie 5O2,042 belokoz-
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03
OBDOLzENI POSTNI TAT JE
DUHAL DENAR.

Boston, 2. nov. = Postni mad
zoniki so zatrdili V obtoznici, Xxi
so io danes naperili proti postnc-
mu uradniku Edmundu F. Don
nellyju, da je bill ia V stanu du!ha-
ii denar V pisemskih ovitkih. Opt
sail so tudi, kako je naredil maj
hno odprtino V pisemskem ovitku
ter potegnil IL MEGA denarne ban
kovce.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03

Carigrad Tureija 2 nov Danes imamo mi majmoeneso
voko Evrop je dea nov urs ynan minister IAnetpasa
svoem prvem govoru pred supscno Ango ko
iasva kno taee bo zavzea Turca miron konferenci
bizniega iztoka.
Woiska premagaa zapreke h ugneo ovira nase ci
e hi zahevaa neodvisno bodo vojak bojevah Sc
naprej. Prlravljeni umreti svojo domovino
cali upamo pa, da bono prjen tel SkranoSti ola
bodo voiah mog vrn domove da vajo poctek h
tako zasluzio''
Boiev govor 1mepase dovo jasno izpeuje da
vo kemasti nit va last poputi oben bven toe
zahva maj bo nacjonacna pogodba spreea kakor sto
Angorska vada doba azpravi zaveznik gle
ali cargraka vlada Ne mirovne konrence ali
Nacionacna skpseina e odoeno protesraa prot temu,
b ba sankaska cargka vada povabna konferenco,
daa raze zaveznkom da bi kema zdra vdezbe ee
b bii delegate vsoke porte navzoci "a
Kakor razumet zaveznki ukoni angork gro ker
so iziavi da je vprasanje turskih vad
Pc mneniu kmasovske Wade svar resena PO dOgo
tranem debaanju narodna skpcna Angori odoea da
odgovo bzojavko vkega vezra rasue skpsclno ali
mai spreme zaveznio povabo ali Kakor kaze ke
maiste obsoja carigrajSka vlada
zavse zognejo taksnh pripejaev angorska vada
skena powerful vladan carigakega mea mesnemu
Il ina naeeevat deegat Angore dostojanstvm Wis
iega komisaria.
Vest preide uprava nacijonaistcnm uradnkom
roke e bBkoma po Cargadu boil rabua
mohamedansko prebivastvo.
Naznano da je zbran general Kan Karabek XII je bill svo
Cas- poenk vzhodni bon 'front.' in katerm glas da
naonin Armencem cargrajkega goveea e meo Ivahpo
kupcio zastopnvh raznh parobodnh drzb posedco
Cepav SO zlav zavezmk Ga Sc nhne eete ne umakneJo
mesa dokr bo podpan MR. zahtevao kemati da bod
lzroenO meSto kar naJkSem Zavenskm generation SO
deia da utegne mrona konferenca aat In ker
zaveznh ziav da nameravajo tak uma svoe cete IL
pac store kar eda prepuste meso civil
oblastm kmasovske ade zka tus narod re komaj ca
ka da pride njegova ubena prestolca tuske roke
Kakor poroGajo bi moge zaveznie Gete makni liz mea
da hi koka oe svoe vojask posojanke ob dardanesk
ozni in nevtralnih pasih zven carigrajskega mesta
Zozirom desvo dob kemaisti kar zahteva
cd zaveznov naor morejo krstjans domaSin uvid
kai h ne dobili tudi Carigrada.
Iepasa in Rizo Nouribej odsla iz Angore Smno od
koder podea Evropo askem ruscu Kakor e zvedeo
dob delegate jake strogo nareeo da Smeo popus
cemer kar snatra vlada pravicno i'm bistveno.
Kapuaciia bit odpravjena prao kemasti ceprav
Turc kapa dobrodoSe moro met nobenih posebnh
predpravc tu morajo pokor tursk posava Ia pri-
ze uveiavjen pdobjenem ozemlu ker
bile kapuacie odsranjene da hi Turk 6aka ukepe
konference
IL ie razvdno da nmajo zaven bogve koko prcako
vati cd bodoee mrovne konference blznjega zoka.
Turk bodo ozra ukrepe Deal bodo svoo pest,
kakor delaio eda ko Sc nj nobenh mednarodnih odocb
PRAY 1 rek ne ugoslovansk drzavni ko dejal da
povrakom tuke obasti Evopo prieenaio sos Ba
kanu -
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03
RAZMEJITEV MED JUGOSLA-
WHO IN ALBANIJO Sc
NADALJUJE.

Beograd, 16. okt. = Vrhovni
svet v Parizu ie sprejel predlog
nase Wade in sklenil, mai razme-
iitvena komisiia med Jugoslaviio
in Atlantic nadaliuje svoie delo.
Komisija ie dobila navodilo, maj
seyerno cd Ohride ne doloci nobe-
ne nevtralne cone.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03
NASI UREDNIsKI CLANKI.

Ma cetrti strani danasnie stevil-
ke "Glasa Svobode" je citati ma
slednje uredniSke clanke:
FaSisti in Slovenci.
KatoliSka maSa.
Ia Narodni Dom v Chicagu.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03

Kdor 81 hoce narociti~ slavnost-
no stevilko Glas Svobode, mu Sc
dai Sc lahko ustrezemo, ker jih l.
mamo Sc nekai v zalogi. Stevilka
stane 25c.
Upravnistvo Gil. Sv.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03
Novi turSki vnanj minister
grozi zaveznikom z vojno.
Izmet pasa Sc je pobahal. pred skupScino, da
inajo Turk najmocnejso vojsko v Evropi.

ARMADA 30 PREMAGALA VSE ZAPREKE. GOVOR MOVE.
GA VNANJEGA MINISTRA GOVORI zADOSTI RAZLOCN0,
DA NE MISLIJO TURKI POPUSTITI NITI IA LAS.
ANGORSKA VLADA JE DoBILA NOVO DIPLOMA
TICNO ZMAGO MAD ZAVEZNIKI CARIGRAD
PREDE URADNIKoM MOVE TURSKE
VLADE v ROKE
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03
UgrabiteIj 12Ietne deklice
obsojen ma 40 let zapora.
NaelaIobsodba je potolazila razjarjeno ljudstvo
XII bi siCer naibrz linGalo to cloveSko EVER.

v NEDELJo zJUTRAJ JE BILA DEKLICA RozALIJA SHANtx
UGRABLJENA IN oDVEDENA S SVoJEGA donna MUS
KEcoNu MICH KMECKI HLAPEC 10 JE NASEL
GoZDU = KNGETJE so Sc POTEM NEMUDoMA
oDPRAvILI MA PoGoN IA LoPovoM SOD
NIX JOHN VANDERWERT JE zLoCNCA
oBSoDIL VCERAJ MA 35 DO 40 LET
NO JEC0.
Glas svobode., 1922-11-03

Tamkai jo e azjo vab svoj avtomob ter odhlte MO
proti Dublinu
ie degneriranec pomeu besede Pred ae-
lett bill pe rad tega ker e pos neko dkco 70
ee bill obsojen radi podobnega Aoeina osa mesecv
zapora.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25
rILpEN sIAYs lN U. s.

NEW YORK, Mar. 24.-William T. Tilden, lawn tennis champion, will not go to England this summer to defend the laurels he won at Wimble don in 1920 and 1921, Julian s. My rick of the United States Lawn Ten his Association, announced.
 The executive committee, he said. felt that in view of the keen eompe- tltion the United States faces in the 1922 Davis Cup contest, 1t would be best to keep Tilden and other team eligibles at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25

will go far toward providing vegeta- bles for a family of three or four.
 Now get good spade, god trowel the gardens form. Straight rows be- tween the beds are important, even though this requires a little more ef- fort. A two-foot width is always suf- ficient for these, and quite frequently a foot will suffice.
 Try to make the garden a family affair. Turn it into exercise, rather than into work. And by all means get the children interested Nothing is more healthful and helpful to the child
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25

Borneo Is cut midway by the equa- tor
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25

body, and mind
 Then, start to dig!
 (Tuesday Burbank tells about "The Soil.w
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25
Beets and Carrots
 Better Than Rouge,
 School Girls Told

NEW YORK, Mar. 24.--Peaches are superior to candy as token of love and beets and carrots -ta'Ien inter nally-are the best lip and facs rouge. 1900 New York, high schools are told today.
 Instead of young mn L'.iHS a girl a box of expensive candy as a token of esteem he should present her with a basket of peaches,' said Prof. Happy" whose Teal name Is Oliff Goldsmith, speaking on Health"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25
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For the first time in this tourna- menu two competing teams had exact ly the aaSne averages and no handi- cap was necessary. Another coinci- dence In the same match was the fact that they tied ih the third game. both rolling 4O4 pins. However, No. 2 won out in the finals with l.2 points to 1-2 point for No. 8. The scores fol- low:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25

dDOuJ uOu L ucS- pairl Quite the con trary!
 Here you have a fine start, once the tin cans have been clear ed up and dumped. The ashes are just what you want for the soil.
 The average back yard can afford a space of 10 by 30 feet and the average person can easily spade and take care of such a plot.
 If it is a vegetable garden you have in mind auch a aDace
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25
Versus
INpIcr BUSINESS MAN

CHICAGO, Mar. 24.- Charles J. Boedecker, president of the American Coal & Supply Company, was indicted by the federal grand jury Thursday charged with making fraudulent re- turns and with evading payment of income taxes. He was declared to have testified his 1920 returns by ap- proXimatelY $100,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25

PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar. 24.-Johnny Carlyle. Los Angeles bantamweight, outslugged Joe Matranga. of New Or leans, and was awarded the decision here tonight in 6 six-round bout.
 Red Briggs, of Utah. defeated Ralph Pena, Phoenix Soldier Brown, of Phoenix, knocked out Bennie Bloom, of Los Angeles, in the third round.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25
ARKET SECTION AND HOUSEWIVES SHOPPING GUIDE

before the girls of the Washington Irving High school.
 Professor Happy is known to chil- dren in both the grade and high schools throughout the city as a rep resentatIve of the child health or ganization."
 He told the school girls they should learn to use "a vegetable vanity case. Your dressing table shonld be in the dining room." he said. Your lIpstiek should be a silver spoon fill ed with carmine beets and your rouge cream kissed carrots. The more boiled onions you eat the farther away you will keep from the doe tor"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25
Made in Arizona

Visit us in our old stand. It will pay you.
 Quality, Service, and Low Prices is our motto. Strictly Grain-Fed Steer Beef and Milk-Fed Veal. Nowhere can you equal our Prices and Service.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25
By LUTHER BURBANK
Worlds Greatest Scientific
 Agriculturist.

WHEN you look out upon your back
 w yard and see pile of ashes, and old tin cans and other debris lying
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25

Totals .......47O 43O 464 1864 The Walter Douglas Cup Match which was to have been played off with Douglas on the Iisbee alleys on Saturday evening, March 18th, hSs been postponed on account of tho ill., ness of some of the players. An. nouncement will be made of the date decided on for the match. The list of buttermilk fiends has been extend ed by the addition of the name of, "Snakeater" Owens.
 The Walter Douglas Cup Match which was to have been rolled off to- night at the local Y. M. c. A. alleys against Douglas has been postponed due to the sickness of some of the local players. Mir. Flu has been in- vading the ranks of the bowlers and doinga little bowling over on his ac. count, to the extent that the atten- dance at the alleys has been thinned ou noticeably during the last week or so.
 The following are the scores bowled last night:
 Team No. 3
 Angus I'''............. 3S4 Cochran ...........-... 4S9 mchae ,.................. 417 Handicap ,............--..... IA
 14O4
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-25

Pansy has been adopted as the of- fieial flower of Butte. Mont.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY

WANTED
Client desires minimum $500 square feet
business property located between Penn
sylvania ave-, Fl street. Twelfth to Seven.
teenth SITS. NV. for stationery sales. printing
and eneravers' office. VIII not pay over
$500 per month.
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
110s Sixteenth Street N W
ESTATES CAREFULLY MANAGED.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08

18TH ST. y. W, BETWEEN II & 10
rooms and bath. Price. So. 900 CAYwOOD
BROS. & GARRETT. INC. 9l5 y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08

ST, BET. 21ST a2ND-s-ROOM
brick: hath: 20 n. front. Price. ss,0o0
CAYw0oD BROS. & GARRETT. INC. 915
y. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
P. F. CARLEY,

p. +. CARLE1,
Ph. Pr. s155 51T st. NV.
81 ,oo0-Cleaning & Dyeing: downtown:
very good income: must sell at sacrifice
will take offer. Rent. 5000.
81 4OO-CIeaning & DyeinE: downtown; a
real money maker: a wonderful bargain
renatl with lease. s65 10.
IS. j.sOO-Confectionery, Del. & Cigar stand
downtown: 7 room & cellar; a real money
maker: a wonderful bargain: must sci. ut
slrrihce; owner leaving country: rent. SITS.
~. 2.SOO-Candy Mfg & Lunch Room; 3. W. I;
store kitchen; very good income; rental
with lease. $3.50.
50. 2.5O0-Delicst lessen, 9th ct. NV: good 10
cstion; also very good business; 8 yrs. lease;
rent, s125.OO
81. 2.s0o-Delicatessen. Ca. ave. NV. room
& storr; doing good business; yrs. lease
rent. $500.
81. .5O0-Delicatessen 4 Bakery, Rhode Is
land ave- ne.s large room fixtures; q
wonderful bargain: umst sell at sacrifice
rent. $1,000
50, 2,ooo-Delica lessen. downtown: large
room. store a basement: wonderful bHrI-
ness opportunity; doing good business; must
sell at sacrifice; rent. $500.
s3,5Oo-Gents. Furnishings, Sc "a rooms
store bath: good income: rent. S135.O0
sS,ooo-Garaze, uptown: capacity so cars:
Ayr lease; owner retiring; must sell at
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
MONDAY MORNING.
Ts1,hore. Ms,s ,,os,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Condnued.
P. F. CARLEY.

s>~>~~~>~~-~>.~>-
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph. Fr. sIss. si7 st. NV.
ss.ooo-Auto Aece.so-, . Ca. station,
downtown. NV; good locstion; also very
good business: owner retiring; rent. si25.oo
ssooLAnto Repair shop, uptown; very
good income: rent. $1,000
s2.ooo-Bakery. sw.: rooms q store: a
real Money maker; wonderful bargain
rent. $50 So
s1.1oo-Bskery. downtown; 4 rooms. bath
store; very good income; rental. with
si.ooo-Barber shop. downtown; very good
business: rental. with lease, 5000.
s5o0-3-Chair Barber shop, uptown: very
good income: rent. x15.00.
s3,50o-5-Chair Barber Shop. uptown;
room q cellar: good income; also q very
good business opportunity; rent, $1,000.
81 ti.2oo-Bsrber shop, II ct. ne; store; 4
rooms q basement; doing very good bust
ness; rental, with lease. SIS 90.
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph. TT. sls3. si7 st. NV.
rATLoRISG BUSINESS FOR sALE-Ex.
cellent business location; owner leaving
the city; rent ot store. $40 month: 4 living
rooms. ss7 month; established several years
price to quick buyer. $1,000 cash.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
14o7 New York ave. Main Iiss.
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIIIEs-DR GOODS
store for sale: stock. fixtures and building;
paying business: established Is years; owner
retiring. Special buy. $1,000 cash required :;
reasonaole terms on balance. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. ;407 " Y. ave. Main IIss
6e4
GROCERY DOING GOOD BUSINESS; WILL
lease property; price Including stock and
fixtures. $500. wILDMAN 4 CO., eth and
Fl. Franklin s40e.
SUB. MODERN HOUSE; 8 r. B.; STORY
gar; large lot well located for gas sta. !;
store doing fine cash bus; si5,000 WILD
MAN 4 CO.. 9th q H. Franklin s4oe.
P. F. CARLEY,
sSOo-Lunch Room; H st. ne; good in.
come; rent $50
se,5Oo-Lunch Room: downtown; mixed
trade: real bargain; rent. $50.
4.50O-Lunch Room; downtown; store, 3
rooms bath: rental. with lease. 800.
S,o00-Lunch Room: downtown; rooms
x cellar: also furniture; a real bargain
rental. with lease. sla5.
S.50o-Movie Hall; Brightwood: capacity
$50 people twhiteD; doing good business
rental. with lease. s275.
s,2oo-Rooming House: st. NV; 10
come: rent, 500
s.. sa.250-RoominE House; uptown: good
location; 10 rOoms; l bath: very good con-
dition: rental with lease. 800.
2.J0o-ROoming House; Pa. ave. NV: 10
rooms: baths. gas & elec. lights; steam
heat; rental. with lease. $3.50.
s3.0oo-Rooming House: downtown; IS
rooms; baths & 10 extra sinks; h.-w.h.
elec. lights; good income; recital, with lease,
5000.
81, ,5Oo-RoominE House; downtown, 1s
rooms; baths; gas & elec. lights; heat
furnished: rent $500.
Sl.5oO-Near beer; uptown; good income;
a real bargain: rent, $40.
S5.O00-Milllnery. uptown: excellent loca-
tion; rooms, . baths. store and garage
doing very good business; real bargain
must sell at sacrifice; rental with lease,
s2TT.50.
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph. Fr 6la3 6IT St NV.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
ITTH sT.-sll.Joo.

= 1TTH ST.-SITsJOU.
2-fam. apt: anil: lower. z. q b.:
upper, 6r q b.
y. L. sANsBURY CO.. 1913 st. N. 5se<.
18TH ST. NEAR OAKS R. q b., WITH
running water In bedrooms: all modern
convenisnces: deep lot: furnished attic
Price. $3.50. C. s. BENNETT. Cont. Trust
R'df. Main 6Sef.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08

NEWTON NEAR 18TH SIS ROOMS a
bath: hardwood floors; rlec. lights; deep
lot: brick garage. A good buy. q. 8. Benz
NETT. Cont. Trust Bldg. Main 6So4.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08

ST. NEAR sTH-3-sTORY BRICK: 10
rooms & bath. Price. $14.501. CAY
WOOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC. 915 n.
Y ave. NV
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
ksrh Columbia heifhts-

NORTH COLUMBIA HEIcHTs-sio.nnau
One square on 18th at, q remarfrbly io~f
priced home: rooms: bath: h.-w.h.: eier
lights: lot % feet wide; builtin rsrHr.
house 20 in excellent condition; With mar,
up-to-dsts features; lsrre colonial front
term, wM. s. PHILLIPS. i<oe n. 7.
ave. Main $500.
NORTH CoLUMBls nEIGHr = nHic1
hath; buiit-in rartre: hardwood ncors; a ~ !
Price. tIO.5so. McKEEYER a GoSs. l4n,
Eve st. Mnin fI52 DIS
BRAND NEW HOUSE, MODERN IN EVEN 4
detail: Sttractively planned and IN a -
tion most desirable. 18th St: rpons snl
bath: concrete front porch: double rrnr rar
ches: space for garage. Price of 80 $40 4
right; terms SHANNON a LUcBs nd
18th at. NV. Main a3+s.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEieHTS' RooNd
and hath; porchet: all ecnv~nieuc~.: con
venient 10 car line. a.5oo NeKEEyFR a
Goss, 1905 Eye st. ". t7s2- iis-s
NORTH CoLCNBiA HFTG6Ts-sI0 I'd
Reasonably priced colonial desirr res
dence: attractive In appearance: tust OF
block OF 18th st. car: Q rooma: spsclou. fror
and r-tr pcrches; inclosed slesplnf nor
h.-w.h.. tlec. iifhts; hardwood scors: a
let o. alley. ample rarage space. Houss
vacant and immediate possession may
ohtsined. Easy terms wM. 9. PHILII
i<os n. y. ave. hsin <eon. -
COLUMBIA HfiGHTs-sis-s 200 TSy- y
dence 10 locsteo O few doors frcu
at: 10 rooms % three flcors 10 bedroom
deep lot to alley. ample fsrsrs- -
Property " In very best condition. ExcNR
terms. wN. =. PHILLIPS itos ~ r. ~
Main feoo.
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MONROE ST.-SlO $50.
rms: b.: ami: newly papered
PAINTED
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P. F. CARLEY,
FL. Pr. 6153- 617 st. NV

G,TOo-Groceries: four living rooms; rent
$40: doing $500 business weekly; long
lease.
s2,1Oo-Groceries and meats; 4 living rooms;
rent $50; doing $500 weekly; long lease.
s3.O0o-Groceries and meats; doing $500
cash weekly.
A.50O-Groceries and meats: six living
rooms; lease; $500 cash weekly.
so. o.Ooo-Hardware household estabIishment
in Takoma Park. Nd. doing 800. 900
business yearly; long lease and reason
sble rent; party retiring from business;
lifetime chance: call at once.
5.oO0-Groceries and meats: doing a good
business: 10year lease at very reason
able rent in hrSt-class neiEhborhood.
S,5oo-Moving picture house in NV. sec
tion: $500 paoht weekly: terms
DISTRICT REALTY INV. EXCH. INC.
a34 View York ave. Main 1850
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ST. Mr.. 1sT Nw.-Eirht rms. q D.: fur.
h.; garage; 81 900: s2.3no cash. WILD
MAN 4 co.. 9th anc Frantiin e4oa
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WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED AT ONCE FOR OUR CLIENTS.
small garages and repair shops: 8 grs-
eeries, 81. 900 to 50 500: delicatessen. about
$500. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, l407 n.
Z. ave. Main lisa
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UPFER 14TH STKEET-GHHf STONE
hcme: very nne condition; SIX bedrooms:
four baths: electric lights: hot-watefN heat.
Price. $4,000. McKEEvER a GOSS. l4os
Eye 1t. Main l752 l17-S
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y. 7. AVE, BETWEEN 9TH 10TH STS-
75-ft. front brick bldg Price. 500. .OO0
CAYwOOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC, 9l5
v. Y. ave- NV
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-THREE-SrORY
home: nine rooms and two baths: front
porch: Ani Price. s12.5O0. McKEEvER
q G0SS. I405 Eve st NJ. 4752. 9o-3
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rma: 2 b.: ami: W. 18th st.
n. L. SANSRCRY 4 Co. 1f1s 1 1T NJ s.
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wARDER ST. NR. PARK RD.-cor. home. Z
rms. mod; built-in gar: inclosed porches.
81 .o0o cash at so.s5o. A. y. wiIdmsn a
Co. 9th 4 n ats
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JUCELlN HI-SI-.VOo.
rms: b.: ami: sleeping breakfast
porches.
y I. sANsBuRT CO.. 1873 I st. n. 5sol
eTH. ST Mr.. y WI rms, q b.;
lat. h: good c"nd: she'd: IS. 100; $500 cash;
$40 p<r mo wlLDHIN A CO. 9th a n
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THIRTEENTH STREET, NORTH OF RAN
dolps-Five rooms and bath: bright cellar;
attractively finished: built-in bookcases.
Price. ss. $50 McKEEvER GoSS, 1905
Eve At Aisin 175o SS-3
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HoLMEAD PLAcE. close 70 IAN. a n
rd.-2 stories brick: rms b. 50
TH0s. J. FISHER. TSs 18th st. N. ESQ
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. modern: 0 rooms A ? baths: e-csr b.
gsrare; wide alley; hardwood trim thro
ont: convertible for business. $4,000:
600 cash Act quick. wILDNAN a
9th a n. Tr sloe