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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25

The time is coming when every man
In a college who is not crippled or
physically incapacitated will be forced
into athletic work of some kind, Just
as he is forced to study English and
a foreign language or two at every
college.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25
ARCHITECTS,

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, Of
fees Douglas Bldg, III Broadway.
A.. J. O'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO.
N. d. Offices in deLendrecie Bldg.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25

If anyone has ever ventured to say
that Jack Knight would some day
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25
TO INVESTIGATE
TICKET SCANDAL

Cincinnati, Jan. 25.-Gary Herr
mann, president of the, national COM
mission started a rigid investigation
into the charges made by certain Chi
cago baseball fans, who declared that
their checks sent for tickets to the re-
cent worlds series were accepted and
cashed and that they never received
the ticket for which the check was to
have paid. Hermann is determined to
solve the mystery and has gone so far
as to call upon the Chicago postoffice
authorities for aid
The news of this ticket scandal was
brought to light here when word was
given out that number of parties
from Chicago had made complaint to
Hermann. The. charges are that the
checks were endorsed by baseball off,
Gals.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25
VISITING NURSE.

AND LICENSED EMBALMER, FUNER-
oil supplies. j.. IT. Rice, South Broad
way Offico south of Moody's store
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25
Prominent Men Involved.

To all indications some prominent
baseball men will be called upon the
carpet and asked to explain why the
fans did not get their tickets after
their money had been accepted.
Whether missing tickets were lest in
the mails or whether clerks failed to
put them in the envelopes and post
them is yet to be determined. The
tickets for the worlds series were in
the hands of the national baseball com
mission. Everything was handled by
that body, but the work was turned
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25
OSTEOpATHIC,
-ilMnERTAkER

Dir, STEM HANSON, OsTEoPATHIC
suite 3. Pioneer Life building, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25
DENTISTS.
MIDWIFE AND NiJDsE

MRS. ALIDI SLAATELED. GRADUATE
as Midwife (Jordemoder) and nurse
from Saristtania. Norway. is Tenth
street south. Phone 1877. largo.
NJ. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ACCOUNTANT.

ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC
countant. Phone 399-J. 1920 Third ave-
nue. south, Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25

BEAUTY PARLoRS.
NINE. MELIN, BEAUTY PARLORS.
Electrolysis, massage chiropody and
manicurtng. los Broadway. Phone 70S-J.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25
ATTORNEYS,

TURNER, II. R. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Otiices I'm Edwards building. Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-25

r. J. CAMPBELL, M. D.-PRACTICE
limited to diseases Of women-Genito,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
TO DETERMINE VOTERS
PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE
LaFollette Supporters Made De
mand for Direct Vote On
Ohio State Committee

tOLtMBTs o. No, OHIO
Progressive to-la, toot the first de-.
cir.'" step 10 their ooutes 90 compel
the Republican state Organization ana
he Taft support to submit national
convention delegntss selection To- q di.
rect presidential preference prlmar.
Secretary John u. FacAicr. Of the
state progressive league. which ls con
sidered 10 be the organization Of sen
ator Robert ~ iaFoilette. ia "a COM
municatlou to chairman Waltct
Brown. of the Republican state central
committee. asked that special meet
ing O. the committee De- called u
isSe lp tie plan % delegate seiec.
fiou
10 ihl, comm InICdtIOu. Dr. Us asked
that representatives a. the Faft or.
gauizaiior and the I.aFoIlette organ
zation D" present a. the committee
conference and decide eirtcr ta e..,-
delegates O.. large bv dir,e. primary
vot" or take a vote which AIu SHOW
the preference for presidential candI.
dates and have ne delegates enec.
ually bound .H honor to reIre-sut .Ats
preference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
REORGANIZATION
OF WA5As- PROPERTIES UNDER
CONFEDERATION
Di-ecfofa Delay Action on vabssr
Terminal ard ". & L. &. Piars
s1bn1 ffed

sew YORK. Sos -,.rfe r,r.
ference OF Wabash railroad director.
today fo consider and ac. upon tta -.
orEani2at'or plan f5r ,te 5rab.sr
PfrsDurFh Terminal RaUaa. corn
pany. vas adjolnea Until ae4, N.o
day without acrou
President Deano a1rarrce-i .f..-
% meeting That some os fse dI-.,.
tors uho had rUf attended u-.,......
meefinrs requested s1 adJou--ms-. u,
fs 20 -lfe Iltfe more study t. f5,
plan There raf Gll attendant. T..
ia@ board today Our rY .rfu.to- sas
ffen aF fo tle ultimate fa.r or fro
proposition. which deals ..tsIv v..t
i0a future o' fhe Wafaa. road
Under The terms rf fetf.or.s-. -
Tered ty GRE Wataa. .p.frfr--h -,--
m nal ard ne Wheeling A. Lssa r,-..
o. wabash. af.rI control. -f.
w heelrr a Lake Ere. r--our. a..
pUnersfI1. uU h- relieved 80 IT,.
zIara7fees 0f frc Wfea.r- -....
amounting 70 fsf10.D0Y. and ~ ~.
Do permitted fo restore to ~. t-.sa
ury fsbr.nD0 OF .-s or1 re.srf.-y
four per cent BONDS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
SERVICES AT ELKINS
LARGELY ATTENDED
Body OF Col Thomas B. Davis
LAID 20 Rest With Full
Masonic Honors.

-.' H-Hat. +H t.- --.... ...r.-.
ELhlNs W vl No, q, Two
hundred and nttv members of th.
Masonic fraternity formed the escort
which Jed The funeral procession con
'"'lng the remains o' COL Tbos n
Davis to rs .af resting p,ac. la
Maple Wood ceiActery todar The
special train from Kevser bearing The
nneral party and member OF Davis
lodse. 40. 81. arrived 20 u 30 and
vas met bv the local Lodge The en-
Tire procession marc bed through he
Davis and tlkins grounds over tho
same route taken by the Senator
EiHiHs party Jess than wear ago
A. fhr Erat" tine Mason. rites were
read 1y Pas. Grand Master 4. % IS
~'ri'iier. or rars1u.
Ih" honorary pa. bearers were.
iuGs" T. 70 Reynolds. " &C. lH4tr.u.
William Mcdonald I- Rob.-r Ger
stei! rs W Woods Cd Tinb.tts.
s Nr audi-h Harry Ws-a,ld perr,
Narhcid Dr o. IS Hoffman. John
'urnv -il and D.. n UeI
The a.-it. ualb-ar.r. r,r. PROF
j. ~ S'asmau 10 q SmL 3 d.
hahh. Hr q. o. fIasaCa .Ir a.
hD".z euI B.. D. AuUia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
MURDERS FIVE
~ TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK luAL.
IAN SECTION.
Storekeeper Kills wife. Mother. SIS
ter and Two Children. and
Then Suicides.

NEW YORK. nov fenappla
F.osp.s. an Italian storekeeper. Killed
his wife. bis mother. his sister and
DIS two children. then shot himself
Co. death in the rooms back Of his
store or lodi. e. S.. small town
near hackrnsatk. this afternoon
PIospIs bad quarreied with hls farm
4y and bad been away for a week
He returned fh.r afternoon and vent
INTO tho store. 4 customer pho en.
tered soon after found tHe siv corppes
Ih" man used n revolver. and each
cartridge counted for a ufc
Flnspia.s corpse ias nearest tho
door He'ueen him and ths living
room 90 flc hack iay the body of
hi- aif" ln tho next room we're fhs
e'hor two Women. and iu the bed.
room tne two shidre0. age1 q and D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
sALLOONisTs LAND At
UPPER sANDUSKV TUEsp.,

FFLt SANpl SkN. o.. nov ~
Do" Das TON. q balloon carrying Pilot
W trr"u kasor and SON. which started
from Iia5 'ou iu o. distance contest
yesterday afternoon. came down last
night on farm near here. having
Travelled fDs miles
sa-or a.nq fte rrp rs fhe usr- best
distance VHs 90 miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29

IIJs AN'iEIt- -KI n
irslef To- tori 20
ha-H iisssetl 'f 80 tf"nt
Tonight a
L r 10
i~akt
t BREEDER
ber u
a. "A r a I . ID, a r siI I.-
o l court ts f sra tt ll
temp ID ib@ry surIf fl Dos rt
aai
Frau
appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
FOUR MURDERERS
SENT TO CHAIR
hed ane Robbed rruok Gardner Outskirts OF Chicago N
"'1'~ ''~i'ef-I NO BOYS Implicated With
Get Lie Imprisonment

'h-.Aoo ~ -, Fo-r neu we're
.ouaa gully co., ml-ls- .r the nr,t
d'Erve aad sr1teuc-,i to osatt. end
teu ecv- -rr- -rnt-nc-d fo lie .u.
T-i-'nusut B, o. lury teulgat. for fa~
murder 90 q 'rics farmer OF te- ol-.
ss.rts q "a" c.fy. month aEc
Ih- foLr sentenced 20 dean N.-e
EeA.t ard Frsua S.it.AzsE A
f'.l ~ow wmrrirE ard Thomas
Schultz The tNo sentenced 90 nsr
boa urlsonw'rf wee Frars Kita ana
leo Slchuuls.i both 20 s.ars OLD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
TRUST ISSUE
FORMS BASIS OF TAFT'S
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
Federal Incorporation VIII BE
Suggested as Method tor So
LUTON OF Problem.
Iarlh 10 BE Discussed in Sep
arate Message-Cabinet Ap-
proves OF Trust Message.

NNii i'N. Nov Pres!
u''' Iaf'H 'hlrd annual message
"'' S''- t' congress TUESDAY. viii
=" e''otri io 'hc 'ru-' question
l"" h"a-hs" contains from 1000 10
'.''' words. anc with the exception
oi e i"0 references in 90 general WAY
u" "iA"r related subjects. will deal
WIN 'h" question ot industrial com
Z. nation alone. Although details ~
ihr Mr'saE" "cr~ mot made public. 81
Vas understood tonight that federal
ofpprdlon. a. outlined b. Mr.
ar Two years ago. will boz suggest
81 a. "a method fur solution uf the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
PARAGUAY REVOLT
Succeeds and Rebels Control Entire
Lower Portion OF Country.
Are We'll Armed.

WASHINGTON. B c.. Nov
American Minister Grevftad repo-fai
10 day Co the State Department f-o,.
MonteyIdeo that there wac mo- t.fs-
sraphie communication ul'l A-Iu.
cIon. and thai fhe reyoiutio1tsts were
10 control Of the southern part or
faraFuay lhoF are said fJ be we'll
supplied with arms and ammunition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
ILLINOIS EolToss
ENDORSE M. H. TAFr.
Declare fsr Hi0 Cor prsat6sncy. hIss
En5o-tirs Rsp.5licsr stand
on rariH

-PR.HfFfElu l. sos r The
Illinois Republican Edi-orli Ae.ars.
'rr today adopted rerr..f-ra .ar.
Jrcv.-e .te candidacy 1f President
Tar fYr ra-nu.rsl.1 and err1-s
A.t -lr. -.s.raf0r
Regard fte rarr t.- res1..f.or-
fa.
We adhere f7 tfs Rr11tU can r-t
'rr 70 lr.'sr. -n rrf favor a sl.a-...r ?
revision rf fif fsrT nr.r. ror.a-,.
F'e'es f.e uairferarra of fte Ares
ca1 rare 20 Vages arl ..e Are-.esr
saadard ct l..ng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
TOWN WIPED OUT
Burning of Fcrty o. Forty.four Bus
ness Houses m jamestown. Ras..
Causes 100000 Damage

IAAiFSTOWN. kas. Nor - r.ra
.o ia, destroyed most ~ tho L.-Ire. -
section ~ this town. causing o. loss
estimated af $500 YoH Forfs OBJ ff.
fur'F four stores we're burned 4 Lack
o; fre fshtug facilities and tIe biz.
zari fhs' prevailed handicapped tte
volunteer frrmeu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29

Iae bow No5e-d 49, sie~ hr.d ".
'ruslio~ m spite @. bis suppncatioa
'or lie h~cals- Do had = vile ana
easy 20 Support The BOYS al ooa.
'-sssd
in - nuAi plea for death penalties.
Assstsn' Sta,ss Attorney Edxsrt
= ir'. made = unique closing ArEd-
msnt Tor the prosecution - consist.
- solely - excerpts from admission.
nsoe by th- hoJs 20 the police and On
iie witness STAND Ulthog, comment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
Yuan Saves Throne.

PEklNG. Nov - -To-day Yuan
SEi ka i- .'iI o1- man govern
m"nI combining iu himself both
eXsolt.s" and legislative powers. but
90 I4 uoa expected thar the men re-
Gently appointed to The cabinet VIII
come f1 Pek.uE promptly 4 certain
tN" surrounds Yuan sal kai
u tae premier a-r- able to obtain
a foreign loan Dor. would control the
situation Tine opinion. however is
reid thn- th~ revolution is by no
means ended. The legations believ.
fue dyua-fg ls saved unless the
rebel- succeed .u fulfilling their threat
'0 kIl Yuan Shi kaI WITH dynamite
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
chang FslIs

fEhl\G. Nov. 2. Lieutenant Gen
"ral f"ng NVo Chang. commander of
ih" Imperial troops 80 Haukow. tele
graphed to-day that be had occupied
the whole of-1hc city Of Hsn-Yang a.
o cork yesterday afternoon.
Nu-Chsug capifulated 90 the impe-
RAJ troops today
There IN much JuhUatiOn iu ofnciaI
circles over The sudden successes of
Lieutenant General Feng Kvo chang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29

WAsH1EoToH Eov. a. ro-.-sss.
Ncr We WIrTirla. western psrr.-s .
- and Oaio-sacu rurrlss faUo---r
hursfay fsfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
DAVIS BURIED NANKING RESISTS OHIO PRIMARY
Attack OF Rebels Successfully
Fighting Is Still IN Progress
About Forts.

SHANGHAI 5y wireless from Van
".Ds. - g. g. m Not - Jp to
midnight fae rebels he'd not taken
Ntnairs brs4-nry firing by heavy
suns continued throughout the uight.
hst th" suuhoars did Lo' take part
Evidently tL"t are preparing Tor
action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
NO REDRESS
FOR LITTLETON IN
STANLEY COMMITTEE
Chairman Refuses 70 Permit Stee.
Committee 20 Investigate A.
tack on Littleton
L''tieton Takes Ruling as Dec
laration Of War TO Carry
Fright on Floor OF House

WASHINGTON. Nat ~ R.p-e
sentative 4 % -.ln.-, chairman Oh,
the house ,ommiit.. .. iaq..r INTO
the tulted States S-r,, CORPORATION
refused today th" Request OF h.s ro.
league. Martin vs. I.,Ie,on. OF >-o
YORK. thar A- call tl. ,omm.,te. rl.
Eeth"r to Investigate assault. up.r
bis integrity sad standing a- a mem.
Der Of ih" committee
Mr. STANLEY after receiving formal
request from Mr. L,.ueton to sub.
pocns John a Henueasy. tho .d tor
of the NeW York Press. Henry r.
Martin. secretary OF tho Ami Trust
league David Lamar. Sew York
broker. and others Rhom no declared
had p1rt 900 circulating an attack
upon him. replied tp the Nea York
Congressman stating thar Dec rad no
luil slir'ion in tr' matter and That
Nr lIuIeton only rreoIr.. Was ar
ih" hoor uf fHe AuIac OF Representa-.
lives
Declaration Of War.
Mr. Stauics' reply was. in fact. ara
open declaration OF war upon tfr
ljrl"ton. Nao declared rh1t re would
nr-' appeal feb individual membcr- o..
me comm.t''" to request tl, issuance
o' fhH 7ubpocuas Or tAI- fails DE.
v''I then take LIs nElt to ,he floor
OF the house. and he counts upon tic
suppor' Uf many Democrats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-29
Bribery Charged
InM'NamaraCaSe
DETECTIVE IN EMPLOY OF DEFENSE ARRESTED
hrAhARA'S ATTORNEYS APE DUMFOUED-
ED BY STROKE OF PROSECUTION

Prospective Jurynan Alleged Caugh, IN street
Corner Conerence-Men Had Pockets StuHed
Win Thousands c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

+ Sterling Drake has sold FOR Edward
n Brown 10 Hugo A. Zigrosser. ot
Newark. y. j.. a farrl Of 10 acres. at
81 Remy. Ulster County. y. Y. IL com
priges over sixty acres o. the finest tmoe.
and a modern residence Of fourteen rooms
with buildings
Joseph 2 Day has sold for the Man
haitian Beach Estates "a plot +oXl'o ie ",I
ID, IT, cast side of Amherst street. lf'
feet south of Oriental Rou.efard. 10
Mrs. Koran. also rented o. NJ p. Ilr a
house ~ Manhattan Beach Estates Cd" -'N
by NJ Beckon .-,-.
COMPANY has bought the Noocs '-Itl-'
W. IA Jones STANLEY Davidson ana f'd.
sail farms. embracing 20 acres, ar '.'dN-
side Long Island. The tract S"Hl'll
four thousand lots. and rs on we .l.
trifed Long Beach division of me Idil-
road. being bounded hy the Long ht'lN
road. the railroad. Bayside avenue .--.
Atlantic avenue The purchasing '.h-
panv will commence the deNti9lm'H . ~
f1e tract next month. and 10 Will neg ''ii POI
with the Long Island Ealroaa .'...''.il-. d..
relative 20 establishing station ON I'-
property. Rufus d. Smith was the H''N'I
i'm the transaction. .t...
Martin J Frawle- has sold his elEhi,
acre farm. located near on-eiS. 80
land County. 10 Lawrence Abraham. '"ntT
of an adjoining estate. cOntainlng severn.
hundred acres. ,-r..fo
president reports the following safes ~
Douglaston Park. Long Island. To fe,eL
bouIeva~d near Eroaoway. % lt'hi
Sackett plot 10oXlUI feet. on inc u.....
ya~d "a the corner of bOuEltSton avenue.
fo Walter s Bozert a plot 6"NN' ierI' vN
J-i~riri4 road. and 10 Harry r. Johnson.
Moi sOvll feet. on Highland r0ad. pee
tween fr. boulevard and Nir-iTid '.-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
CUPID INFLUENCES MIDDIES
Drives Nine to Seek Service IN
Army Instead Of Navy.

Washington. Oct e3-That nine young
-~te-rir-rer who have just been grad
i.s,-. from the Naval Academy. and who
s+ra~v-tz. would soon receive their COM
missions as ensirue should voluntarily
abandon .reIr chances Of naval careers 10
accent second Ueu-euarcies iu the army,
has come as surprise % army and navy
circles
THE exclamation. however. is one that
does NOT I'M any way reflect ON the ate
--s--iverrss NJ "a sailors life. There IS
woman .r the case. or rather several
women. for it turns OUT that most of the
younr men who have transferred to the
army arc anxious to marry and 20 take
,rai- brides with them so the army posts
whore they win be- stationed OF course
,re, could marry Il they remained I'm the
navy. bur IN that case they would not be
able fo eriov the company Of their wives
Tor periods Of three years al 3D. time. ana
,--asrv.rfIa they would be obliged 90 main
r7Ir establishments ashore AS the ma
7r-t-v of the Young officers are not wealthy
the financial consideration becomes im-
rortsrt
The Navy Department though generally
orpo-ed 70 the resignation ~ nidshipmeh
before they have given am equivalent Ih
service for the $1,000 which it is "sf-
mated each one OF them costs the govern
mont m educate and train IS entirely sat
izeed I'm the present instance. The sradua-
ton classes from Annapolis recently nave
been So large as 20 lead 10 grave appre-
nersion that another enormous hump
or undue accumulation Of officers IN one
grade. may occur In the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24

The Postal Life Insurance Company has
sold 10 Josephine NJ Brown the seven story
loft building at No. IS 20 s. Mercer street
on "A plot 5oNlo0 feet The structure. when
is I'm the silk industry centre nj the CITY
Is purchased as an investment on an ASH
ing price basis Of $4,000 The insurance
company takes hack a purchase money
mortgage of $1,000. Tor three years at 4'2
per cent
Contracts we're signed yesterday FOR
transaction involving about 10000 m the
Boston Road section of The Bronx. Ihe
NJ. Morgenthau. Jr Company has closed
a transaction by which the property on inc
west side of Milford Place, about l13 feet
south OF the junction OF Boston Road and
I'D street. plot 75Nlo0 feet about on"
block from the Nth street subway station.
will be immediately improved by the BUT
nett-WeH Construction Company Accord
iug 20 the contract, the Burnett-WeI CON
struction COMPANY agrees 20 erect imrle-
ciately on the property two 3it-ioot I'VE
story APARTMENT houses Of the highest tyne
providing accommodations for nineteen
families in each building. the apartment
being arranged in suites Of -hree. four
and five rooms and baths. Plans are be-
ing prepared by the Kreymborc Architect
traI Company. and viii Dee filed within q
day or TWO. The lot, are already eXca-
waited. end the houses viii be completed
and ready for occupancy early next spring
Title will meanwhile remain In the present
holders. the Stability Realty Company. at
No. Us Broadway The Burn stt-Weil Con.
structiou COMPANY has recently completed
three similar apartment houses in this SEE
tion Of The Bronx. two being on wilkins
avenue. near the Freeman street station.
and one IN Kelly street. near the Inter
vale avenue station. The NJ. MOrgenrhaH,
Jr.. Company will manage the houses vhea
they are completed.
The Irving Judis Building auo COrstru"-
riou Company. Irving Judis ires dent has
purchased from the Assembled Realty own
e-~' Company the plot, i2jXl'n feet, on the
north side OF 18th street. POO .eet east or
Broadway. The property will be improved
ny the buyers with an eight story elevator
apartment house.
The o. T. Grey Construction Company.
which erected tho Liberty -0wer. HeideI-
berg tower and Fitzgerald building, In this
CITY has received the contract fcr the cree
tion NJ ten story hotel I'M Macon. c..
r. cost $500 nm The hosterv. which will
be- erected from plans by ". +. Stoddart.
of this city. viii he called the Hotel Demn-
SOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
LEASES.

Miss VI Novnahan has leased from the
plans for Palermo Brothers 70 the clover
Farms corporation store i'm the big
a0a-ruert house 90 30 erected ar the south
west corner Of Broadway and fl6th street.
for term Of ten wears. Palermo Brothers
short while ago acquired the block front
Oh the west side Of Broadway. between
18TH and 18TH streets. from the Clark es-
tate. and will erect there the tallest apart
weU- houses i'm the city Other leases NJ
stores I'm the proposed structures are said
20 have been closed.
The Twantv-ffth Street Construction
courarv has leased I'm the building Nos.
% and gf West C5th street the fourth loft.
containing 5.ooo square feet. 20 3. ScHnlI
for a term Of years.
Eugene r. Pelham and Horace 5. Fly Do
Co. have rented 10 the Empire State Wine
Company the store al No. 1875 Broadwsy
Mark Rafslsky d 90. have leased 70 the
Park Laundry Company for five wears a
store in Walter Solomon building at Sew
ertr avenue and 18th street. also N Nine
Noel Tor ten wears floor In the building
m NO. rs West 45th street. Also for the
Midwife Realty Company 20 T. 'alundo
for five wears. floor I'm the building at 40.
n West 18th street
Douglas T.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Henry A. Murray the five story Amert-
can basement dwelling house. furnished at
No. Is West 51st street 10 Henderson Green.
~. g.. Senior & 90. have leased the three
story dwelling house No. f26 West 65th
street 10 William Liehenow. the four story
dwelling house 40 30 West 69th street 10
Mary Ellen. and the three story dwelling
house No 135 West s7th street Co Josephine
DaIzeu.
Weber & Heilhronner have taken a LONG
lease Of the building No 24l Broadway.
Tho property. which Is owned ny Gherardi
Davis. consists of a five story building. on
lot 25xlo0I feet. about 80 feet north of
Park Place. The lessees will occupy the
premises after making extensive altera-
tons
Clarence Whitman q co.. white goods
and Iaces have leased the srore and base
mant iu the Sohmer Building. Fifth avenue.
southwest corner of 22d street for term
Of years The space was held 10 rent al
$1,000 a year and will be- used by the
lsssees as Offices and srovrooms for their