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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-13
M'CLEvEY JOINS STAFF OF
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Leaves Position as Chicago Manager
of American Press Association to
Take New Management.

w, S. McClevey, who has been manager
of the Chicago office of the American
Press association, has made an engage
ment to fill position of Importance on
the executive staff Of the Western News
paper union.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-13
BOTH DOxEYs ARE HELD
Former Columbus Couple Indicted
for Alleged Murder OF william
j. Erder.

ST LOUIS, Jan. l2-(speeiRl Telegram.)-
Mrs Dora f. Doxey and pr. Loren b.
DoSey are Jointly charged with murder in
the nrst degree in indictments for the kill
ing with poison OF William ]. Erder which
were returned by the grand jury I'm Judge
Meouillin's court this afternoon. Mrs
DoNey is alleged to have married Erder
at Clayton and to have collected insurance
~ his life after he died
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-13
High Flight
by Paulhan
French Aviator Reaches an Altitude
Of 1900 Feet in an Aeroplane
at Los Angeles.

AVIATION FIELD, LOS ANGELES,
Cal, Jan. 12-Paulhan, in an attempt at
the worlds record for altitude in a
heavier-than-air machine, was in the air
5O:46b. The aneroid on his machine made
his greatest height at 1900 feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-13
BAKER IS THE CHIEF SPEAKER
President of National Federation Ad-
dresses Western Implement
Dealers.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 12.-Joseph c. Baker
president OF the National Federation, was
the chief speaker here today on the pro-
gram for the second days session Of the
convention OF the Wesetrn Implement and
Vehicle Dealers association. Exhibitors at
the convention report unusually heavy buy
ing orders.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-13

Marriage Surprise for Friends.
LYONS, Neb., Jan. 2.-(Special )-Un-
known to their friends here, Roy Buuo
and Nettie Peterson were married on New
Years day at Omaha and spent their
honeymoon at New Hampton, la. They
are both Lyons young folks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-13
Let us help you
find the room you
want

want.
On the Want Ad page of
The Bee you will find a list of
practically every vacant room
in Omaha. The people who
have rooms to rent are learn
ing that the way to secure ten
ants is to advertise the rooms
in The Bee.
Have you read the want ads
today2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-13
THE OMAHA BEE

goes to the homes--is read by the
women-sells goods for advertisers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-13

Continued on Second Pase.)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

AZ ia second program Whioh was nvsa
thursday, the music department Of the
Woman's ciab enjoyed an afternoon Of sps-
eial interest. The leader, Miss Blanohs
: sorenson had arranged a program OF sonEs
which were given BY Mrs. Frank l. Wat
son Of Cedar Rapids. ia. who Is not only a
Noeah-e but composeE and pianist as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

Plans for the annual donation day. al
ways an important day IN the calendar OF
The Old Peoples Home. win be completed
az the meeting OF the board OF directors
which 10 10 be held Tuesday morning az 10
o'clock at the Young women's Christian as
ISOLATION.
Wednesday Is the donation day when the
board keeps open house ana the bags ais
tributed for contributions are returned By
the contributors.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
OMAHA MEN ON PROGRAM
At LINCOLN NEXT WEEK
Meeting of the League OF Nebraska
Municipalities TO Bring
Forth Discussion.

The executive committee OF the League
Of Nebraska Municipalities has issued a
prospectus giving the detailed program OF
the convention which viii be held ia Lin
coin. November Is, II and Is. Two Omaha
men, Councilman Berka and City Comp
troller Lobeck, are listed to speak Judge
Berka will take part In a general discussion
on the needs and problems Of the Nebraska
city governments. and Mr.. Lobeck will be
& member OF a round table on lighting
problems.
The League OF Nebraska Municipalities
Is one Of the many state organizations that
are In a way subsidiary to the National
League. and the work they do is very
similar to the work that Is done by that
body. The program includes addresses by
experts upon various city problems and
discussions OF all the phases OF city gov
eminent and administration. One OF the
plans at present under consideration is to
establish for this state q bureau Of munich
pal information that win be Of benefit TO
officials and legislatures. City Clerk Dan
Butler OF Omaha is a member Of the COM
nittes that has this matter under invssti-
cation.
Judge Berka viii attend this years con-
vention with the intention of bringing It TO
this city for next year II possible. II has
met here before.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

well, will be married to Mr.. Throop Mar
tin Wilder. son OF Colonel w, b, Wilder
of Denver. Cole. and q nephew Of Mr.
Edward s. Martin Of this city, in the
Church of the Holy Communion on Mo-
vember 2s. She viii be attended by her
sisters. the Misses Alice. Florence and
Menere Wardwell: the Misses Sylvia and
Cornelia Wilder. sisters of Mr.. Wilderi
Miss Nellie Martin and Miss Elsie Jen-
nings. MI. Robert Brewster will be the
best man. and the ushers viii be Messrs.
Donald Ryerson, william Wilder. @. d.
Hugh Greet @. Brette Glaenzer George
w Martin and Montague Geer, 1r
New York and Newport society is much
interested In the horse show which opens
at Madison Square Garden next Friday.
Two thousand children from charitable
and public institutions are to be the special
guests Of the directors OF the National
horse show the afternoon OF the opening
day.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, president OF the Ma
tional Horse Show association, announced
the list Of entries as 1,74O horses after the
tabulation of nominations we're completed
and the figures submitted 70 him officially
for the twenty-sixth annual show.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

Reports from the state conferences re-
Gently held at Seward and also an interest
Ing talk on the work which one OF the
Chicago chapters Is doing made the meet
ing Of the Omaha chapter OF Daughters OF
American Revolution. held Monday at the
home OF Mrs. Charles PiGlsens, III North
Thirty-ninth street, one OF unusual interest.
Mrs. Cope OF Chicago was a guest of the
chapter and spoke Of the work which her
chapter Is doing in the schools OF Chicago
and among the foreign children to promote
patriotic appreciation Of our country's his
tory.
Miss Fannie Adams gave q report of the
business at the state conference and Mrs.
David Cole told Of the social side Of the
conference
Mrs. George Strain presided during the
program, which included interesting papers
on Early Days OF Oregon" Mrs. Edgar
Allen; Ezra Meeler and His Work." Mrs.
w. s.. Heller; the reading OF the poem.
ITO the Men Who Mark the Trail" Mrs.
A. c. rroup. Mrs. Garrett and Miss Alice
Hall gave instrumental and vocal solos
AS a member OF the committee from the
state charities and corrections which has
in charge the formulating OF a bill to be
proposed TO the state legislature as an
amendment OF the present state civil ser
vice law Mrs. Frederick II. Cole has been
invited 20 so to Lincoln to meet with this
committee and also the general conferences
Of committees, which is to be held at the
Lindeil hotel Wednesday, This civil ser
vice reform bill Ia also one in which the
Nebraska Federation OF wOmens Clubs il
much interested and for the promotion OF
which Il has q working committee. The
Omaha woman's club was one Of the first
organizations to take the action OF recon-
mendation for the civil service reform law
Mrs. Arthur Bowman win be leader al
the meeting OF the Omaha Society OF Elm,
Arts, which will be held Thursday. Jean
Francois Minet 1Sl4-lS75 "ohief Of tbs
painters OF rustic genre" win be the sub.
jeet OF study
The Story Tellsrs league will meet
Thursday afternoon. Stories from "Unels
Toms Cabin" Ara. George n. Cooper
Mrs. c, w. Axteli; miscellaneous. Mrs. @
ID. Rice.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

Thomas Ewing, United States senator from
Ohio, and secretary Of the treasury under
President william H. Harrison in 1871 On
his mothers side he is a grandson Of John
X Miller OF Ohio. member OF congress for
many years. He Is also a nephew Of the
late General w. r. Sherman.
At the meeting OF the Society OF New
York State Women. Mrs. Gerard Banker,
president held at the Waldorf-Astori
Thursday, Mrs. Walter B. Moore gave a
talk on '"rhe Literature of New York
State" and 1Irs Thomas Vivian. president
Of the California club; Mrs. John Fowler
Trow, chairman Of music presented Miss
Brooke, contraito, and Mrs. Sweeney.
soprano, In a group Of songs. with Miss
Croker as acoompanist.
Miss Helen Taft will return to Washing
ton Sunday. Miss Taft has been honored
at several social functions during her visit
to New York. On her return to Washing
ton Monday, Mrs. James Piling viii give
luncheon for her. On the following day
she vial be the guest OF Mrs. Wiekersham,
wife Of the attorney general
Miss Taft win 50 to Panama week after
next with the president and Mrs Taft, and
will assist in entertaining at the White
House during the winter,
Invitations will soon be issued for the
marriage Of Miss Gladys Virginia Brad
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Henderson Bradley. to William Thaw,
son Of Mrs William Thaw. jr., OF Pitts
burg. The wedding will be celebrated at
the st. Regis on Thursday afternoon, De-
cember l. The ceremony win be per-
formed az o'clock by Rev. DR.. Daniel
Worcester, rector of Christ church Of
Pittsburg.
Mr.. Thaw will have Frank Dorman of
PittsbuTg for his best man.
A list OF entertainments to be given By
the Texas society Of New York viii begin
with an entertainment at the Plaza
Thursday night A business meeting OF
members Of the society win be held next
Tuesday. The Lone Star ball will be
given on Thursday, january 2, also at
the Plaza, and the San Jacinto dinner and
cotillon on Friday, April 81.
Lady Maxwell. who arrived in New
York Friday from England, will remain
In America until January. She was ac-
companied by her father. John Bonynge
OF San Francisco.
Lady Maxwell is the wife of Major
General Sir John Maxwell, commanding
the British military forces in Egypt. She
will sail to rejoin her husband at Cairo
the first Of the year.
Miss Dorothea F. Wardwell daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lansing Ward
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

BY MARGARET WATTS DE PHYSTmR.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.--(speoial TO The
Bee )--Mr. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt has
moved into the house No IL East Sixty
second street. which he leased from his
cousins MIR. and Mrs. Ernesto q. Fabbi
The latter are at the Plaza pending
their departure for Europe November 10,
where they win spend the winter. Mr.
Vanderbilt will entertain a large party
at dinner by way of a housewarmins
wednesday next
Mrs. Smith Rollins McKim emphati-
cally denied on Friday that she was mar
ried to Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, and
with great as great emphasis she denied
she was engaged TO him.
The most recent story of a marriage
started in the Hotel Plaza, New York
where each stayed. They gave up their
respective apartments on Thursday and
departed without announcing destinh-
tions. In the afternoon they were seer
together on the aviation field at Bel.
mont Park. Then. with the wings OF Z
giant aeroplane, rumor scared up and
down Fifth avenue spreading the tale
that they were married
When Mrs. McKim said; I am not mar
ried to Mr. Vanderbilt. and am not en-
gagged to him." her eyes flashed "a
have no expectations OF becoming en-,
gagged to anybody"
Colonel Isaac Emerson, her father
stood beside her as she talked He
nodded confirmation to everything shs
said.
Ambassador of Austria-Hungary and
Baroness Hengelmuiler have gone e
Washington from New York where they
were In attendance at the aviation meet
Baron and Baroness Hengelmuller anC
their little daughter, Baroness Milla Hen
gelmuller. left Washington last spring e
be in their own country at the time OF
former President and Mrs. Rooseyelt'i
arrival there on their tour of Europe
They returned to this country to spend
the summer at Bar Harber and the au
tumn at Lenox-
Miss Clara Fleitmann, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, Ewald Fleitmann, OF ~ West
Seventy-seventh street, and James q
Blaine Ewing. the youngest son Of the late
General Charles Ewing OF Ohio and Wash
ington, ID. c., were married. at the home
Of the brides parents Thursday. Miss
Fleitmann's attendants were her sister
Miss Paula Fieitmann, and her two little
nieces daughters OF Mrs. Alexander Wat
len Of Bremen. MI Ewing's brother, Johr
II. NJ Ewing was his best man. Rela
tives and intimate friends only ATTENDED
the ceremony which was followed by
reception. Mr.. Ewing Is a grandson o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Personal Notes from Gotham

Mrs Mim Gives Emphatic Denial RumOr Of Engagement to Al
fred Gwynne Vandb-IA Preparing to Entertain Big Party
Ewing Flemann Wedding Notable Afairss Bradley Wed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Among the Women's Clubs

BhopEeot Beehsr Speaks Open Meeting Of Omaha WOmsns
Club GondayOmsha Society Of Fine Arts Plans Picture Exhibit
AnnounOemsnts Of Club Meetings and Gossip Among the Members
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

Current topics department Of the Womans
club win give the first kensington Of the
season Wednesday afternoon AZ $50 o'clock
In the home Of Mrs. @. p. Moorhead. All
the new members Of the club are specially
invited to share in the afternoon. There
viii be a program OF music. The hostesses
for the afternoon are Mrs. J. L. Adams,
Mrs. Isaac Douglas. Mrs Charles Hemple
and Mrs. G. y. COON.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

The serni-annuai meeting Of the Woman
auxiliary Of the Episcopal church Of Ne
braslIa win be held Wednesday, NOyem-
Der 1e. In St James church. Fremont. Mrs.
A. K Gault. president Of the auxiliary;
MrB. w. B. Mlllard, secretary; Mrs. Arthur
l.. WriamA Mrs. Van Nostrand and Mrs.
+. H Cole OF Omaha will attend the meet
ing, the program Of which f.:
Holy communion. 9;l5 a. m, Right Rev.
Arthur l.. Williams. bishop Of Nebraska.
oslebrant; assisted by Rev. II. w. Frost;
business meeting At 1920 o'clock; report OF
the general convention at Cincinnati, Rev.
+. G. Taylor Of Central City; report Of
Woman'a auxiliary convention at Cincin-
natl. Mrs w. B. EIillard.
The guests will be entertained at luncheon
at the rectOry and the meeting resumed al
2 o'clock. An address Of welcome will be
given by Rev. II. w. Frost Paper, Life
and Work Of Miss Lille drummer" Mrs
f. II. Cole; address, Bishop Williams.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

Under tho patronage OF the Omaha So
clety of the Fine Arts Mrs. Frances
MumAugh Of New York will give an ex-
hiblt OF her water color pictures at the
Omaha public library beginning Saturday.
the 18th, and lasting one week. There are
forty pictures. They viii DO hung in the
room directly opposite the stairway on the
third floor, next to the lecture room.
Mrs. Mumaugh II q pupil OF William A.
Chase, Robert Henri and LOU Nova. She
has won honors at the New York School Of
Art and with the Catherine Lorillard-
Wolfe club and has exhibited successfully
in the American art galleries (May 1909
and IN the new galleries on West Thirty
first street Og0D. Twice she has made
painting tours abroad. Last summer she
spent along the New England coast In
quest Of artistic material, The pictures to
be exhibited here sre largely the result OF
this tour.
Mira Mumaugh is very oharuingly sit
uatsd In New York. Her acquaintance IN
artistic circles IL wide. Il n hoped thai
one afternoon OF the exhibit may be de-
voted to an informal studio talk
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

The Dorcas Sewing club, an organization
Of twelve women. who meet every two
weeks 70 sew Tor the various charitable In
stituupns. met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Fred Jorgensen. At this meeting the time
was spent IN fashioning garments Tor some
needy children. The next meeting viii be
held Friday, November %. with Mrs. Jo-
ueph Kelley, nos Binnay street
The literature department OF the Woman
club viii meet Wednesday morning az 20
O'Clock with Mrs. A. b. somsrs a. leader.
4he subject ''Humorists as Historians, 20
VIII be continued from last lesson and two
books by Mark Twain win DO reviewed
The Gilden Age" by Mra A b. somers,
and "Roughing It," BY Mra- Lanskoy
Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

-, HE civil service reform depart
TA ment Of the Woman's club has
charge OF the program for the
Monday meeting and r. plan
4q2 I ming 20 make u a large and inn
~ portant meeting. Dean Beecher
via taik on the recent American Prison
congress, held IN washington. d. G. The
committee invites the city officials and the
civil service employees, members Of the Ne
brsska State Association Of Visiting Nurses,
the MI Sigma. the Women's club Of the
railway mail service, the Century Literary
club Of South Omaha, the Benson Woman
club, the Dundee Womans club, the mayor,
the clergy and local members OF the MIS-
souri, Medical association to attend and
take part In the discussion Of civil service
reform law. which is TO follow the talk.
All Of these organizations have already
indicated their interest in the subject which
will be discussed
This meeting was arranged by an ex-
change with the current topics department,
which win have charge Of the December
~ meeting, when Governor-elect Aidrich
will be the aDeakoT.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

well and her songs Included several Of her
own composition.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
COUNTY REALTY
SELLING RAPIDLY
DECEMBER SALES FOR ONE
FIRM 100000
Investors and Home-seekers Were
Active During Closing Month
of 1oo9-All Deals for
Cash

Williams Bros. with offices in the
II w Hcllman building, report sales
of country property in December
amounting to more than $200,uoo IN
value as follows:
II. w Eaton to Nj. +. Wallace ol
Pomona. sixty acres one-quailer mn
northeast of Anaheim; this property IS
sci to oranges and walnuts, has good
improvements and a splendid pumping
l,lant Mr.. Wallace will greatly I'M
6rove the property, expecting to make
It his permanent home. The price PAID
n r Rees to w. G. Clark, 120 acres
of unimproved land west of Anahelrn.
A large pumping plant will be Installed
sivtv acres set to valencia oranges
the balance to alfalfa. Consideration
$4,000.
p w Fletcher to Annie G. Walters
4wenty-acre orange grove in Anaheim
twelve acres in oranges, full bearing.
Mrs walters is an old resident Of Ana
helm. having recently sold her home
TIace for S21 600 Price $1s50O.
" II. smith to c. J. Oberly of Hol-
lvWood. forty-acre alfalfa ranch near
Artesia. Mr.. Oberly will erect some
nice new buildings. Price $l2,O00.
Winterton to e. w. Clark,
4birtv-acre alfalfa ranch west of Ana
helm. improved with a nice t1Ye-room
BUNGALOW and splendid pumping
rlanf. The place viii be partly set
to Valencia oranges in the spring. con-
sideration $12.500.
Mrs. Anna Gregory to A. NJ pes
mond of Los Angeles, thirty-three
acres near Artesia. This property has
q nioe-room house, a good pumping
nIant and will be set to alfalfa, Price
$11.500. 7,,,.o. e,+,.,1o,,
of Pomona, ten-acre orange grove on
Cran gethorpe avenue, Fullerton. rms
is a fine young grove and was oought
nv Mr.. Straley as an investment Tor
$8500 cash.
r.. Marsom to Harry =. Smalei
ten-acre orange grove seven miles east
Of Fullerton. Consideration $16500.
q M. Barnard to Jennie Carothers
Of Los Angeles, twenty-acre alfalfa
ranch near Artesia. Price $1,000 cash
n. Roy to c. M. Cummings, hVe-
acre improved place in Anahein. Mr.
fs1nrninas is a recent arrival from
Nyorth Dakota and has bought the
mace for a home for $500 cash.
Fred Crabb to John r. Grady, five
acre improved place at San Gabriel
Price $500. ,, .
Adolph Becker to Sarah Robinson OF
Sisson, ten acres northeast Of Ana
helm Mrs. Robinson bought the place
for a home and will plant TO oranges
and walnuts. Price $4,000
Edward Kelly to j. b. Andrews
twenty acres of unimproved land neal
Ruena. park. Consideration $4,000.
Thomas Wilson to w. H. Allen, TWEEN
ty-two-acre improved ranch west oi
Anaheim. Consideration S6500
Edwin A. Beck to George L. Field
ing Of Los Angeles, ten-acre improved
Mace northeast of Anaheim. Consid-
Grafton $4,000.
j. ID. Bloeher to Sarah White OK saw
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
HERMosA BEACH ALIVE TO
VALUE OF IMPROVEMENTS
ASPHALT PAVING FOR STREETS
AND AVENUES
All speedways to Be improved and BIC
Sum Will Be Expended for l'-
stallation of Electric Light
ing System

The city officials of Hermosa Beach
having at last mastered the eompllca-
tions of the Vrooman act, have starteo
a system of street Improvement at the
seaside town excelling in magnitude
that of any town of equal size on 'he
coast hoe
The Barber Asphalt company mas
lust completed the installation Oh III
immense mixing plant and IS nov
Iaying concrete on Hermosa avenue
houleyard 100 feet wide and mile anu
n half in length, extending from NJ. ne.
dondo Beach to Manhattan Beach. me
work on Camino Real is about con-
nleted, and contracts have been le'
for santa Fe avenue, LaClede aEenue' l,I'a
park avenue, Court drive ana Meeltlp 1a,,
street. Proceedings have also ptsn ttsa
commenced for the paving or an .ls tIe
sneedWays between the elecuric ltilr ea,
and nan the ocean, providing facilities ioI I
automobiles and other Vehlcles TO all haaS
access to each lot, the lack OF Wnlcn
bos I'aee,i1 deferred many from building mere
tofore. The city has also piallea 80 q
coronrehensive system of llghtlhs '. tle9s
streets as the Improvements progress
=
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
SWISS CHALET RESIDENCE
pl AIMED FOR ORANGE GROVE

Architect w. ]. Saunders has pre- pre-
.s.a5 "a 5iir l,1ans for a substantial residence
pateu ,S opncted pact AT the northeast corner OF
orange % pe e' Grove avenue and Belefontaine
'.tnant -, ae9 pasadena, for Lawrence Hurl-
5,,i'.t s.iS" r. will be Swiss chalet in style
and +he first story will be Veheereu
with pressed brick and the second Wlli
have heavy timber work ana Doaroil,s e,il1.s.
The roof will be of green TIE. me XnnIsh 1tJli,
pUi Tile floor and there will be three
o,1i,1,nevs Mn of pressed brick. The resi-
6ilr,lls 6lrlna viii be 56x70 feet, and on the
first dr floor will be living room, reeep- {.sl,
ton ton hall, dining room, den, kitchen IN,
etc and four servants rooms; and on
the second floor four sleeping champel
and two baths.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
BIG DEALS IN RANCH LAND
LOCATED NEAR LOS ANGELES

Records show that deals have been
closed recently for the transfer of
three tracts of fertile land lying near
price being about $155,000 A forty
acre. orange grove near San Dimas was
purchased for $4,000 cash by c. X.
Bucknum of Colorado, who will reside
on the property A tract of $50 acres
of alfalfa land near Corona was bought
for about $45, 600 by j. r. Coplin. APP
proximately $4,000 was paid by w. N.
Seaman and Charles S. Fleming for $50
acres of alfalfa land. east of Chino,
the purchase being made as an invest
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
LARGE GRADING CONTRACT
LET BY MCCARTHY COMPANY

The Mccarthy company has let an
other large grading contract for its
new Van Ness avenue square tract
near Wiltshire boulevard between
Fourth and Fifth streets, through
which run Wilton place, Van Ness ave-
nue., Westminster, Linden and Norton
streets, and a large force of men.
teams and grading machines are now
making rapid headway and bringing
this property into shape for market
Already forty-six lots have been sold
on advance sales and two houses VIII
be erected commencing this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
PAR0LED CONVICT SHOT
WHILE EVADING ARREST

CHICAGO, Jan 1.--Harry Feather
stone, a paroled convict, who had a
long police record, was shot and Sc
riously injured here today in chase
which followed a robbery of south
side saloon. Search is being made for
two companions. According to the po-
lice, Featherstone has participated in
many daring robberies.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE
AT FIGUER0A AND TENTH
WILL. COST ABOUT $4,000

Architect A. L. Haley, inc, is pre-
narine. plans for six-story and base
ment apartment house to be erected a at
Figueroa and Tenth streetslfor j. Z. II;
WINS. The building will be a class ~ -
structure, 10Ox13O feet in size, ana VIII
contain 200 rooms. The main entrance
viii be on Tenth street, and the loppy'
28x6O feet in size, will have the llools'
boan ceiling and marble wainscot.
The Figueroa street frontage will be
divided into stores. The building WI
be equipped with vacuum cleaning
system, steam heat and refrigeratlns
plant. 1t will cost $4,000.