davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
BUILDING ACTIVITY
STILL IN EVIDENCE
PERMITS ISSUED IN JANUARY
EQUAL $7O9,838
During the Week Just Closed 144 Per-
mits Were Granted-TotaI Value
$1s3,35s-summary of
Structures

From indications January 1906, will
prove as active in the building line as
did January, 1904, when SIG permits
were issued, valued at $S75,244. For
the third week in January of this year
ended last night, 44S permits have been
issued, entailing a gross expenditure
of S7O9,S3S. Should the daily average
that has been created for January be
maintained, with eight more business
days to follow for this January, the
gross total for the month should slight
ly exceed the figure for January, 1904
Whether January will open the new
year by reaching the million dollar
mark is debated by builders, and many
incline to the opinion that the total
will be under the seven-fgure mark.
However, the activity in building is
satisfactory and indicates healthful
and steady growth. This is particularly
true of residences, of which 316 have
been planned for immediate construc-
ton at cost of $444,613. This is ex-
pansion with rapid gait.
Building in January
What has been planned in the way of
buildings during January is fully de-
tailed in the subjoined table, The data
are as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

Bunker Hill avenue, designed by j..
Cutter Newsom, architect.
The building is of the colonial style
of architecture, with a frontage of 46
feet and depth of 66 feet. Three
stories high with basement, the build
ing includes three suites of four rooms
each, three suites of three rooms each,
nine suites of two rooms each and ten
single rooms.
In addition to these apartments,
there is a wide reception hall, large
reception parlor and an elaborate STAIR
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

eighth street, one and one-half story
frame at 2s17 Normandie street, $4,000;
N. F. Stokes. builder.
George Rector, 730 South Figueroa
street, a two-story frame at 717-n9
Hartford street, $S200 George Rector,
builder.
Mrs l.. B. Beeson, lis Avenue So,
two-story frame at 542S Pasadena ave-
nue., $4,000; l.. B. Beeson, builder.
Mrs. w. j. woodward. 1907 Pasa-
dena avenue, two-story frame at 22O2
West Twentieth street, $4,000; w. X.
Ziegler, builder.
C. A. Scovel, 92S West Thirty-eighth
street, a two-story frame at 11S1 West
Thirty eighth street, $2SOO; c. A. SEQ
vel, builder.
w. B. Kunkel, 43S South Spring
street, a one-story frame at 1856 and $50
Pecan street, $4,000; r. N. Lambreth
& Co., builders.
A. H. johnson, 4S1 Park View, two
story frame at 1918 Arapahoe street,
$2S00; A. H. Johnson, builder.
Mrs. E. S. Guirado, two-story frame
at SIT Bixel street, $423O; A. L. Greb-
ling builder.
]. K Miller, 1888 South Hope, two
story frame at 1903 oxford street, $1,000;
j. K. Miller, builder.
II. A. Clarry, 76S Ottawa street,
two-story frame at 1S07-1S09 Santee
street, $35OO; H. A. Clarry, builder.
C. M. Wolf 237 West Twenty-third
street, a two-story frame at 1400 Har-
ward boulevard. $25OO; Anderson & Son,
builders.
William C. Harris 371S Budlong
street, a one-story frame at 11S1-1l9l
West Thirty seventh street. $4,000; w.
C. Harris. builder.
Tom Stephens, one-story brick at
45O-452 East Third street, $4,000; C. d.
Barkelen, builder
r. H. Baller, 1S49 East Twentieth
street, a story and half frame at
1888 East Twenty-first street, $25OO:
r. II. Baller. builder.
j. w. Hart, 14S West Forty-tirst
street, q one-story frame at 251 West
Forty second street, $4,000; j. w. Hart
builder.
Fred Allies, one-story brick at 1885,
267O West Pico street, $4300 Theo. Il.
Eisen, architect; Child, Hatton & Field
builders.
Francesca Dalgalerrande, a one-story
frame at 146O-1462 San Fernando street.
$41OO; Whitaker & Appier, builders.
Mrs. Laura H. Carlston, two-story
frame at 1924 Elden avenue. $4,000;
Marsh & Russell architects; r. b.
Wilson, builder
Mrs. Hattie b. Wilson, a one-story
frame at 1856 Vermont avenue, $250O; K.
b. Wilson, builder.
A. J. Daniels. 1919 West Eleventh
street, a two-story frame at 1860 South
Bonnie Brae street. $4,000; A. j..
Daniels, builder.
j. M. Decker, 42O South Olive, two
story frame at GA Rampant street,
S34OO; Jacob Smith, builder,
r. r. Goode. 1O4S West Thirty-sixth
street, a one-storyNfr frame at SIG East
Jefferson street. $2OO C. 4. Bathey,
builder.
Louis Roesler. 1874 wat Thirty-tifth
street, one-story frame at 1873 East
Thirty seventh street. $4,000; Louis
Roesler, builder.
Robert Tedford, 500 Wall street. a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

case. Each suite has bathroom, fitted
in compliance with approved sanitary
appliances; also large clothes presses.
The interior finish is in oregon pine.
the different apartments having tinted
walls and ceilings, the woodwork
stained to resemble Flemish oak, to-
bacco brown and mahogany.
All of the rooms are well lighted and
ventilated, giving full sway to the
fresh air that sweeps the crest of the
hills.
The kitchens, which are considered
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
aa* **** ****

models of Mrs. Rorer's art, have
gas ranges. cupboards. drop-tables,
sinks. refrigerators, cooling closets,
lockers, drawers and a variety of bins
for storing deIicacies and other neces-
The building has been provided with
two separate staircases, as well as
two fire escapes.
The Crestholm is one of the largest
tourist homes in Los Angeles and is a
type of the commodious apartment
houses erected in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

two-story frame at 432 East Forty-sev-
enth street, s25OO Robert Tedford,
builder.
George Brewer story and a half
frame at 73O East Thirty-second street,
$2500; George Brewer, builder
II. T. Archibald, a two-story frame
at 442 Avenue Sc. $4,000; H. Mckee,
builder.
Mrs. r. j. Moore, 7OS1s Central ave-
nue., a two-story frame at 374 East
Fifty-fourth street $3OOO ]. B. Warner,
builder.
Andrew Ross, one-story frame at
1641 West Twenty-second street, $1,000;
Ingram & Briggs, builders.
Mary B. Molyneaux. alterations to
two-story frame at 920 South Olive,
$25OO; A. L. Haley architect; Mary B.
Molyneaux, builder.
Mrs L. Pine, 633 Union avenue, a
two-story frame at 1914 Shatto street,
$4,000; c. F. SHILLING, architect; Mrs.
L. Pine, builder.
D. e. Killips, 1899 East Twenty
eighth street, two-story frame at 1888
East Twenty-eighth street, $2500; D. E.
Killips, builder.
Beach Resort Improvements
Architects Marsh & Russell are COM
pleting plans for a bath house of Span
ish style at Venice. The building will
be three stories and will contain $40
rooms, plunge bath 70 feet square
and 20 private baths, in a building
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Building Of the Colonial
Style on Bunker
Hill Avenue

The Crestholm is the appropriate
name selected by Miss Elizabeth oliver
for her commodious apartment house,
which couples a lot 53x100 feet on the
northwest corner of Fourth street ana
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
You Can BE Convinced.

If some one should tell you fifty times.
that Chamberlain Pain Balm relieves
rheumatic pains and that many have
been permanently cured by 1t, you
might still be only half convinced. Give
that lniment trial. however, and ex-
perience the quick relief from pain
which 1t affords, and you would be
fully satisfied of it's great value.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

Main sarslett sfreef south 20 W. Of Fifth sh iV
George Pinney to II. Gray and w. Z.
Burns 93x100, N. w. cor Sixth street - .o
and Ceres avenue ...............'...... GS'oVV
Mrs. Ida Wegerer ct a. to Robert MARSH
& Co, Q near Country Club - ooo
Terrace ....................... ..:'....' -"ooo
Los Angeles Building to c.. B. Hopper.
y,dcTy and Western starr eyen,,e '... u 90 900
DR.. George Whomes to j. w. Bartell,
STst SIxtos straets near corner maiii anu $500
c. w. Bush to C. ]. Goodenow, lot Sox
100. southeast corner Wall and Elev- - ooo
enth streets o0'"V'
Stimson estate to John Crosse, 6oXle3,
east side Spring street. between sixth ,- ooo
and Seventh .......................''-' 'o'oVo
Theresa Won Breton to Laura [. Lyon
c6x105 east side Central avenue, be- .oo
tween Eighth and Ninth streets.......: 5'ooo
Dr. w n Smith to r. r. Goings and
w., Wv, r. los Ange,es Streets ........ TO- 900
Bowen e. Chamberln to John II. Alcock'
36x141 east side of Central avenue, be- - -oo
tween Eighth and Ninth streets 1oooo
g. R. Jonghins to T. T. Keefe, 50x14o, ooo
1143 West Sixth street ............'...'.. e'VVo
annie THf5o T. Meiftb street @ near Georgia TO- 900
w. w. Hadley to A. E.. Britton lOoxl4o =, ooo
at 1125 West Thirteenth street':.;..... A'ooo
Katherine Norton to Mrs. Della Gilman,
psdUo 8exlUa East rour'n s.ie 1850
Mt9S fnsz est side 70 Fisueroa near Fifth $500
Milton MetzIer s1t TO W. H. '..... 'enN'... $4,000
eee. ooo
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

Fred c. Fenner has given orders for
set Of plans for several dwellings,
barns and corrals, to be erected on the
property Of the Lowell California Min
ing company, 80 miles from Los An
geles.
The permit to begin work on the
Richards estate Improvement at 90T
South Hill street has been issued. The
building will be a. three story frame.
to contain twelve three-room flats, and
will cost $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

1OOx20O feet, to cost $4,000 Adjoining
the building will be a salt water bath
3OOx7OO feet.
The contract has been let for the
Hotel venetia to Fl. x. Gets on Wind
ward avenue. This is a three story
brick structure, having three stores
and 65 rooms, each suite to have separ-
ate bath rooms. This building will
cost s50,000
Plans are also completed for ]. s.
Hunts three story brick on the corner
of windward avenue and Speedway
street. to be erected at cost of $50. 900.
The rooms on the second and third
floors will be known as the annex to
the Hotel Venetia, connected by COW
cred pasageway.
The contract for building the 100000
ship hotel has been let to II. s. Farms
worth & Co.
Plans for the First Methodist church
I'm South Pasadena, to cost $4,000, have
been completed
I A. r. Frazier will erect a residence
of eight rooms on the Strand at Ocean
Park at cost of $4,000. The dwelling
will have handsome floors, a stone
porch, will be heated by furnace, and
will be modern in appointments.
More Homes Come
Architect A. L. Haley is preparing
plans for a frame building for Mrs. f.
M. Brubaker, to be erected on the west
side of Lake street, north of Sixth
street. The building will contain mod
ern flats and will cost about $4,000.
The contract has been let in part for
the erection of the John Nickel build
ing, 50x75 feet, on East First street.
The structure will be a three story
pressed brick, and will cost $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
RunaaIows Are Planned

Architect J. Cutter Newsom is now
buslly engaged in completing the elab-
crate plans for the Ocean Park bath
house, and is also preparing details
for the Spires residence at 1901 Hoover
street, the Bump bungalow at Baird's
Park. pretty bungalow for Mr.. an1
Mrs. John Posey on Twenty-third
street, near Estrella avenue; mission
bungalow for Mrs. e. Crouch at River
side and e. T. Ames at Palm Place.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

Among the permits issued during the
past week by Building Superintendent
Backus the following lead in point OF
interest;
Minnie Stokes. 1856 West Twenty
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Building in Wares

Not alone does the following table
show the distribution of buildings in
the various city wards. but the num-
ber of permits and their value issued
during the past week also are given.
The figures are as fololws:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
prettr xvnrI.s Of Art

Can now be framed in the new artistic de-
signs in picture frame holdings at very
finishes and shapes. together with exclusive
stvIes in ready made frames. in ovals, cir
cisr and square New tinted and colored
mat boards with binding papers to match.
Sanborn, Vail & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

EvervtbinR you want you will md In the
,iassiaed page: q modern encyclopedias
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Country Club Terrace

Robert Marsh & Co. report that i'm the
Country Club Terrace tract they have
sold lot "a to Charlotte E. Kerr for
$500 on Highland avenue; lots A and
rs to Mollie E. Kratz for $24OO on Mesa
avenue; lots 80 and SS to Martha At
wood for $4,000 on Highland avenue,
and lot 25 to A. G. Cooper for $500 on
Highland avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

Assn' 'fT lnSs Ssns Central eat. 4, rk sSsss SGss
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Grand total. January .........-...'.'
Lots Sold in Additions

Strong & Dickinson report sales as
follows in various tracts:
In Gus B. Hills independence tract
To B. Y. Mendoza, lot As, at $575; G. W..
Morehouse, lot Sc, at $780, Lillian
Walker, lot 4S, at $575; A. G. Gum, lo'
4s, at $3.50; j. w. Gratz, lots So and 3D.
at $3.50.
In Wiltshire Place tract-To Laura II.
Ball. lot 6, at $3.50; L. e. Ball, lot 4, at
$3250.
In Strong g. Dickinson's Southwest
tract-To Anton Hunrichs, lot 70, at
$500; Peter Arndt, lot 25, at $500.
In Figueroa Street tract-F. j. Schu-
macher, lots 25S, 259 and 26O, at $11OO;
Richard Raasch, lots 245 and 246' at
$3.50.
In Robert Marsh's Central Avenue
tract-To W. e. Bonfrey, lot 60, at $500;
Il. A. Rogers, lots SS and SO, at $1,000.
In Central Arlington Heights tract
To C. c. Thom, lot II, block 40, at $1oo'
In Crenshaw's Arlington Heishts
tract-To Louise Bowman lot 49, block
s6, at $3.50; N. f, Crawford, lots 20 and
21. block 2S, at $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Popular Lemita Park

Grider & Hamilton achieved remark
able success in the sale of the Lomita
Park lots. On the opening day 124 lots
were sold, and since then forty lots
have found purchasers, making total
of 1874 sold in the subdivision of 1856
lots. The amount realized on the lS4
lots was $4,000, divided among l41
separate purchasers. The lots average
in size ope-fourth, one-half and one
acre. Grider & Hamilton will continue
their free excursions until after Sun
day, when the sale of the lots Will
close.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

Real Estates Section
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
January Permits Granted

Totals .....,.......................lA sl9s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Standardization.

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bon ben Dstsctipss Simon uno Wan.
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8erre 6aute einsn perlenfii9er I'm
perlen I'm @srtbe bon $3.50 srlei9tsrt
6aben. ST befrsitst feline S9ulo.
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302 Sub Wew Serfep Str. Iosierenoer,
etua 40 Sabre alter Wann, uurbs
9sffern toot i'm Bette aufssfunben.
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erlag.
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tens FIR $1,000 berfauft bat.
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ben 9lidli9erusiie bsreitelten 8eriu9
ma9tsn, tn Sarrp Sibert's Stall, gde
Nsu DOrt unb 9ormn1 Str. ein3u-
bre9en, tuurbsn beri9su9t ebe ss ibnen
selans F3 Wsrtbiaaen ansueisnsn.
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seftern abeno bei9doiste msbrere Stdas
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unb ridtete aud i'm WObnhauie 500
OF 10. Str. einen etpas iber $3.50
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idrsibsn. pel9e 6srr s9ulsr in Mn.
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ter BON ben Weltausfe0un9s.0om
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@eltaIs ami oer einen Settle, Dor
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groe iberres9t tueroen. ginqefaBt if
bas @an3e bon ben @appen Der Der.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Gerwtdelte 0ei@i9te.

Grau Mnnie Cohen bier ~berfaufte an
Nnnie 2ubr In 8ra3il sirige alte
Waagf1alen unb anoeres gigentbum,
psldss R9 auf Waior @ulins' gsb6ris
gem @runoeisentbum befanb. Der.
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tpoIte.
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be~rurtheilenb; auberbem bate He bic
@eri&tss uno Mnwaltsfoien 3u traset.
Grau 2ubr bat iebt cine 2lage I'M
Warion Gounip . @sri9t singerei9t
bebufs grlaneuns bon $3.50 bon 5raul
@c5en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

- Stau&t Ste fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
@oasn Oronmng fhafea.

Nuf Die 3laae elmer Nnsabl Burger.
oaB bic indianapolis & Cincinnati
Fraction So. Die proipsct-S traBs BON
Der giienbabnbriifs big NorrppOo In
unpaTirbarsm 3uffanoe babe lie9en
laiisn, erI6isn gsffsrn q. u. WnberiOn,
Elm &eprdisntant %senanntsr @eieai9aft,
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ipra9, baB bic StraBe tn allsrttirssffsr
3eit pisosr in bafien 3ufanb bsrisbt
tpsrber luiirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
2oeaLB etterbert9t.
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urtb gnnie anbreps, anabe.- ARTHUR
unb Salma Sobnfun, Wdo4sn. -
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George Ott-@scil 5abn.
patrid O'Sonnsa-gribest Sbsa.
Mlbia Oapfon-@arris COMPTON.
@sorge gbaomsq- gbna Sussusp.
Wm. Worris-2iaian &snfro.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

SIR SnSiana S&On i'm iabli@en,S 4amsr
uno tibIer i'm norbIi8en 3beiIe beute Ra4ti
Oonneritae, fG6n unb fibIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
0erlan9t Mndei9en

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CO.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

clerlangt - so Ndtden. NinolSsRrnn.D aeeett
- 6aetorp, Ode Georgia unb 9aeribian Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

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strabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
MmS ben @tri9ten.
NadIakgeri@t.

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rnent bes nsrforbenen @bas. SregDlO
our gefidtiauns cin9ersidt uno Die
Union Sruf 60. als Mominifrator
ernannt.
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oes NaalaH.s. sic bsfommt bas san3e
9ei9enbefatter. @si9dft, iber usl9es
fe nod eisensmB Bethlehem b%erfiaen lam.
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aus benz binterlaHsnsn @runosieen=
t6um, nit Musnabms Der Summe, bic
nbtbis if fur Die @r3iebung unb aus-
bilouns Der suei gnteltinoer @6as. uno
Dorothy arsaslo-W artin. Wenn bisie
beiben 3inber miinbig tperosn, iOl H.
men i~ibrigsns ales Srunbsigentbum su.
fallen.
Seine So9ter 9at6srins 9reaslO-
8eduitb befommt usoer perf6nlthes.
nod @runoeigentbum, ba he i4on frt.
Der As acres 2ano In @lenoora, @al.,
i'm Wertbe bon $40. 900 erbalien bat,
fomie aud @elo9ei9enfe. Die f9 auf
$10, 600 b~elaufsn. Solte absr bic
Wittre itsrbsn, bebOr Die gntsltinber
minbis sstpOrbsn, 10 fol 5rau Bed
tuitb big gu bsm 3eiipunfte 500 mu-
natli4 aus Der 8er3iniung bes 8runb-
eigentbums er6aIten.
Sas bstueelihe @Iaenibum oss Ser.
forbenen rpiro auf $l2, 600 sef9dbt.
8unoesssriht.
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g.. Stanoaro0 otins Ma9ine 60. es9en
bic Columbia Iotina Ma&ins SO. sins
gsreidten 2Iags tpe9en 8srlebung beg
patsntssisbes srtldren Die g~etla9ten,
fid ni9t Der patsntoerleBuns I9uloig
ssma9t su baber uno eriuden um Nb-
tueifun9 Der 2la9e.
Neue Glagen.
Be3ahIe oeine e 9uIoen.
Muf obiasn @~runbiay fuBeno, rsidte
9epis Baum, 2lage elm sesen GIo-
renee 3. Sing, bon Der ibm an9ebli4
fir cine Misunderstanding nsbf
bura bisis 8lase e~ntfebenoe Soften
$3.50 3utOmmen.
George W. Smith iasint 9lsider
Mnfidt 81 iein, benin er rei9te geeen
CLAUDE 6. pbinnen u. u. alase Elm
fur 500. 80, Die ihm ansebli9 nod 3u=
fommen; auBerbem berlan9t err SIS
Mnmaltssebtbren. Z
Der g 4aben mad, mu 5
g 9aoen H.,
uno ba bura anesblide Na9ldifg.
tsit Der Cincinnati, 9amiltun & Dap
ton 3ailuap 60. unb Der Snoianapo-
liz Union Hailuap 60. Der StougbtOn
q. Mi9arbion 8srlsbunsen> erlitten
bat, bic i'm seitlebens gum 2rlppsl
MAIDEN, berlan9t er,pon ben 8etla9ten
elm S9msrasnspHafsr in @siialt zines
Sheds tibsr $40, 600.
Rum abe!
pa ibr @atte @bas. ibr in 1897 ge=
gen ibrsn @ilen auf INNER y2sb.'
pobl" aurisf uno isitben ni9ts su
ibrsm untsrbaIt b~eisetragen bat. rei4te
ssftern Grau alberta Gibbs cine e@sis
ounsstlaselssSen Jpn elm.
@us bemielben Gruubs rei9ts Sad-
ion Bropn, Dem feline Satin Hora
nab taum balbidbrlidem g6sfanos
vaoe" iaate, 2lase auf S9eioung elm;
feline Nora ioa pdbrsno beg furaen g6e.
lebsns tbrissns au9 Na9ts ipdt auss
gsblisbsn Iein, obus linn Muf4lub iiber
ibre @eIenfdaftstrsiIe 3u 9eben.
Wm. SOutt bei9uloi9t feline gbe'
bdlfte Menes, ibre 2iebsnswiroistsit
iopsit 9etrieben au baber, bab He ibm
a~llerlei S~ausgsrdtbe an ben 9opf mari
unb fi9 peiserte, i6m @Ren 80 bsrei'
ten. @r aiebt ss besbalb Dor, bon ibr
gefdieben au ieir, wtni9t aber aud
oie Obbut iiber Die bsiosn Der gbs snt'
{hxnHanan QinAar ~ hnhen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
...25c bic Waro...

8ubmaderin Chiffon, fir Dinner ODER
Matinee 8lnien, Sarniruns fir
Site ODER @beno &leiber - ale
Sarben aussenOmmen fdwars, peiB,
rola unb beablau, Bic regulare $3.50
Gualitat, Die garb .25c
Sleidfaus einiae StIde @repes, reseI>
mabis 81 90 Bic OarO pertb, @uss
pabl 5u. Loo
Yuspaaren Ibtbeiluns, ;meiter Stod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

S%erianst-gdb6en fur ansemeire 6ousarbsif
- in einsr Camille bon smei. 2ohn $3.50 per
Mode. Ra63uiraesn 222sH u. 9eIaipare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
@etferberi@t.
@aibinstor, 80. gus.

sar 2. etunoeu sHS.nS 7 ubr mOrs.ns. 81. ans.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-07-28
EDITORIAL

Jewish "A great task with
r. .r. ties all over the country
Inlldren have to cope is the
utter inadequacy of means to solve the
problem of taking proper care of the
great army of dependent children. The
recent tremendously large influx of Jew
ish immigrants into the already thickly
populated large cities, their living under
unsanitary conditions and in unhealthy
surroundings, thereby raising the death
rate to an enormous high proportion,
may be the cause of the large number
of dependent children.
There are three methods of caring for
dependent children. The first and the
best is in the child own home, the char
ity aiding, if necessary, the parent or
parents. The second is the placing of
the child in family home, and where
the family can not afford to keep the
child free, the charity paying certain
stipulated amount per week. The third
resort is placing children in institu-
tons DR.. Walter Lindley Of Los An
geles in recent address before the Ma
tional Conference of Charities and Cor
rections at Portland, Oregon, gave in
teresting statistics relative to the num-