davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Manhattan.

PARK ROW. l53. Patrick Bohan 20 Ob"r-
meyer & lehman. - Bremen -. BROOKLYN
demand. pgr cent. sep, ~ 100.
PARK AVE-. " s. 20 r Of DIST -. 25.iN
S22 William Dietz 10 sylvia shelby s63
Beck 81. March 10. due as per agreement.
$500. attorney. David Solotaror, 81
Maiden Lane.
10 AVE. " s. 1908 Il = Of s3d ST. 5oNIo5:
Jcsunett" T. Mouahan TO Thomas = NulfN.
~hcapsh,sd RaN. y y. , yrs. Aug IL $1,000.
attorney. Gcorg" Bell. 3o2 Broadway.
80 AVE. 1929. 2jXlO0 frank Beck 20
sophie Fanfel. 3ai East 18th Il ,prior mtg
$50 o1ol. sept ~. ? yrs; q per cont. $1,000.
attorney. T. Boehm. - Broadway
.oTH ST. 22a West 25x-. Daniel Early
10 BERNARD Carliu. 90 East 10Th st. Sept ,:
Earl; ~ R Rro, GS", ''"'O' attorney
,5rH ST 900 and '52 East. sly. 3$y
1922. Rose Sehumsuu 20 Marguerite l.
Schacfer. 526 Fart SGth -. Sept -. install
g per cont. SLIGO. attorney, Frank HerSts.
9sp 81. i3S West sly. brk ooxioos.
Laura Il Graham 20 trustees - the The
illogical Seminary ~ tho prsshy tcrian
church. located at Princeton. y J sept IL.
yrs $1,000. attorney Title Guarantee 60.
ia broadway.
93D ST and g West. sly brk 5O1ioOs:
Now York Real Estate Security co 10 New
York Trust 60. - BROAD - ,pror mtg sI5-
O00b. due as per mtg recorded Dee L. 1908;
supplemental to mtg recorded Dec II 1905
$50 ST :. $50 q OF 9Th ave. 25N 100.
Moses kinzlcr 20 Adolf Mand"l - East SIth
-. Aug - tpfior mtg S-o.nuo't duo oct -.
tI7TH 81. az wcSt. i5.3xaari. Mary !
Andrew and ano 20 sarah g Rodenstcin. 200
riverside ave. sept -: YRS. $4,000: at
torneys. pu Bots Thomson. 1851 Broadway.
The Bronx.
COURTLANDT AVE. " cor Of i55th st.
i1Nl00. Jacob G Stlru 10 Iluhcncr-Escher 60,
as MeIrose ave prior mtg SIS Do): sept !: due
etc. as per bond. $500: attorney. Title Guar
autee aud Trust c.. i16 broadway.
LOT 80 blk 81 map OF Morris Park; William
Curran To- Morris Park Estates. - Broad 81.
.fuiy 81: yrs. $3.50. attorney, LAWYERS Title
Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway
LOT 4 blk o same map, Alex forstctn 10
same, july - yrs, 800; attorney. same as
above.
Clark to same July 81. yrs; N.Ho; attorney
same above
LOT % blk H. and lot q to %. blk u. SAM
map. Henry walsh 10 same: yrs. July II,
s. O,5: attorney same ne above.
lot T. blk - same map; Lewis liodskins
to same. Aug :. 2 yrs. 500 attorney same as
above
VI Cunnin ir to same: July II, yrs; N,'3O.
attorney. same as above.
lot /. blk Ga same map Irene " clark 10
same: July 30: yrs. 81 ,loj: attorney same ~
FREMONT AVE. =. 80 q OF Prospect
ave. 25xo5: Clement n smith 70 Eva Gold
woodhavcn. Long Island; sept y; ! yr. per
cent; 81. 600: attorney. LAWYERS Title insurance
and Trust co. 100 Hroa1wav.
I,6TU ST 300 and 302 Fast .ONHAf Potter
Handbook 20 Rcnenson Realty CO. @O1 East
i:sd 81. sept 10 prior mtg S3).0o0l yrs. per
cont: q. 500 attorneys. Elfers Abpery. "a
Broadway.
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Mail Vessel
Vessel. For. Line closes sails
Herminius. Monteyldeo Hous.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
X W der G. Bremen y q l. $50 a m 1000 a m
SaNonia. Madeira. Cunard.. $50 IN 1900 M
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hLTERATIONS.
SEPTEMBER t..
Tho Bronx,

o2iST ST. S37 stv frsnte dUlS 20.2xl5 z;
Florence Y Frazee, G37 Fast .2lst 81. owner:
George = Crosier. 223d - and White Plains
ave- architect. cost $3.50
sD AVE. 302l 3 siy frame store and dVlS.
oGY5s: John Davis. on premises owner; GeoIge
Ifof ir 31l Fast lJSth ST. architect; cost. 500
FREMONT AVE. n s.. - n - ~ CLIFTON ave.
three I stv hrk stores, 2iNGJ > each. Helen
Coughlin 1901 ANTHONY cave. owner; Frank !
Schiavone 4iS2 PARK ave. architect, cost. 500.
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.ocaI Official Record.

Local OfciaI Record.-Thc follow ng OIL
clal record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty four hours in comparison with the cor
rcsponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15

ysvsro Grenada Trinidad 1000 a m 1900 m
Z aInoens Santos. l. & Holt 1000 m l2'VO ~
pa,,argar, Pot,erdam IA 1000 m
49, Arro %anles rabre 900 y m
,,a,,,e Lot sop,ilIe t,lvge 100 p m
L Of - Louis. Savannah. Saw -- 5.W p III
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER il.
.Carrania tJyer'I Cunard - 200 m
Hamburg. Naples. " $ ..... $50 m
La SaVoie Havrc. French. 200 m lo.Vo w
Caribbean Ber'a. Il VI 5 =. 500 m INV ~
Zulis. Curacao. Red D.. $50 m l2.p NJ
Zacapa colon, L T Co... $50 a m l.W ~
Panama ,.ristot,al Pan'a II 20 III 500 m
Protcus. y Orleans 80 Pac. 13:p IN
San Marcos. Gal,' n. Mall Y. 100 2 m
ATapa hoe. JaCkson'e, clyde. - i'"p III
mai fnr Camnanla doses 900 . IN TucsdaN
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
SEPTEMBER 10.
eeD ST 237 East: Naughton Construction :
~ Theresa Kelly # all April %. 1913: $50.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
SEPTEMBER ~.
The Bronx

HUGHES AVE. 9. ii3 Il OF 1s3d -. ?
stv frame dwlc 21x;O: Charles a Corlcy, Jos
Hughes ave. owner: Moore & blnasiegcl, "a
ave an6 I4sth ~. architects; cost $1,000.
REACH AVE. {. 400 n OF patterson
ave stv frame barn. 1916. TITLE NJ Stadler,
1861 McCraw ave. owner Henry \ Stadler, lr.
iSGf MeGraw ave. architect: cost. $500
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ lenders attorney
SEPTEMBER -
Manhattan.

mammalian
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. n . cor IG0th
81 100 2x.4 gNto ilN102S; Dec 80 1912; NJ J
u Construction co TO New York Mortgage and
Security Co. SIG 30: attorney l. Marx. lbs
Broadway.
VERMILYEA AVE. s :. 100 Il " Of Academy
81, iS0xiaO: May ~, 1895. Aaron Schubart TO
Peter Alexander: $1,000 attorney, j Allen
Townsend. 10 Wall 81
80 AVE. 1922 25Nlo0; June -. l9o5: Sam
ucl Hellinger to Leopold HellInser; $1,000. ad-
dress. COZ BroadVay.
The Bronx.
LOT T. block H. map Whitehall Realty 60;
oct -. 1919; VIM II and Rosabell Christian TO
Mary q Grsrt. 500
FREMONT AVE. 15I. 25xo5: juno J, 1909:
Minor 6 Russ 20 Rosala Williams; $1,000: at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance co. 100 Broad
wav.
IisTH ST. 356 East 25xlO0: oct 10. I01t
Jno " wynn to Mary Meade: s., go; attorney.
John II Jones. - Liberty 81.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
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wrDNEsDAY SEPTEMBER Il.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

e
Destination and steamer. $50 } NJ
Ha vail. Japan, Corea. China Philip
pines via san FranCiscoi-\ilc..... To-Day
Japan. Corea. China via Seattle
Ncstalia ....-...'. 'V-""'
Japan. Corea. China via Seattle
Shidzuoks Maru NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sept 10
hawaii. samoa. New Zealand Aus
tralia. except West via san Fran -
cisco)- -Sonoma ............... ..... sept IL
Hawaii O-i1 san Fran isco)-Nilhel- %
nina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......' - 7cP' -
Japan. Corea. China. lhiIpr ines via
ViCtorial-Empie ss of-I9psn.. ... -
Japan Coroa. China. Philippines VIA .,
Seattlel-Minnesota .................. sept y
Japan. Corea. China (va Tacoma
Canada Maru ....................... sept %
iu Ian wa "a" Sept %
Hawaii. Japan Corea. China, Philip
pines via san Franciscol-Nippon .
Hawaii. FiN Islands. New Zealand. .,
Australia and Observation-Disclosures sept >
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines via san
FrancisCoI-I. :. transport. o''
Tahiti. Marqucsas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand Australia via san FRAN "a
Cscol-Aorangi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wv "
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $40: sunset GIL; moon rises, =:
moon age, Is.
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% 5xlOo1l: sly tenmt and stores; iaNEeis
Mortgage 90 sgt Minnie finhclstein ~ 60
Car, g. g. attys: r Eckley, ref due. SiI'-
e69 -: taxes. etc. $500 3S
At 40. COOS THIRD AVENUE.
Ry George Price.
VIRGINIA AVE. " :. 1918 II Of watson
ave 75.IlXlOl.3: 4 G. Ruhl 81 al aGt JACOB
Keller ct al; r II Bergman, atty pooI-
win. ref. due s9.5IS %: taxes. etc. $6O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

PARK VERsATLLES'
At PtBtIC AUCTION
JG9-CHoTCE LOTS-jGn
MD 3-DWEII.INGS-3
I'm the Borough ~ The Bronx SATURDAY.
september p. n. ar ! O'Clock. on the
grounds rain or shine. undcr mammoth tent.
titles Guaranteed Free. For Maps apply 20
JOHN $ NNPES Auctioncer. Onlcc. li69
Willismshridsc Rd.. Wostchestcr. y. Y. CITY.
Don't forget tho Positive AUCTION
Of 223 BELLE HtRBOR Lots
on this coming Saturday.
Send for illustrated Map.
Jerc Johnson Jr. 60. ~ Broadway. y. T..
and 1913 Montague 81. Brooklyn.
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Ohlcial observations taken al United States
weather bureaus at S y. m. yesterday. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
SAILED

Steamers Coya Br. Valparaiso. Commodore
Rollins (Norl. Port Antonio Crirityta cuban.
Nipo: Socstfyk Dutch. Newport News E~ca -
Iona CBr. Norfolk; Helen 'Norl. Perth ArioF;
Thames. -. NcrringetoriN IN. sydney.
y W: Frances tNor. Walton. Texas. Port
Arthur.
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The Bronx.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Fifth Avenue Bank OF New York TO New
York Mortgage and Security Co. 500.
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AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
Dover. sept u. i.l5 m-iapland B'isi. New
York.
Neville. Sept 1-Calcdonia fEr. New YORK.
Liverpool. sept If-Carmania tRr. Ncv York.
Port said. sept li-City 81 Baroda ~. Sew
York
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HIGH WATER.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney)
SEPTEMBER 10
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I6.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Strings mail
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9abfDm i,mc SeHspHe .

5rau 90. 8. SsppIe BON 90. 2Oe
DaptoH 4ps., 9apton, erIitt eefterr
beim 0rasfhneibeu nit elmer Gi6el
eine tiefe ShntttpuHoe am Iinser
5anogelent une ibr Sobn Willis fiel
bon einem maeen UNI srtitt cine tiefs
S6niitpunoe am aopf. Or. 0arriion
Ieiftete gsiben 5iIfs.
Der SnuIraib bon gelIepns b1Ii
beute abenb eire Sttuns al.
- Seott 5oipIsr. Der iif, untsr eis
nem 5radttposeon Der 6. u. s. Balm
idlafen eelsgt bate unb beinnbe iibers
fabren Dorben pdrs, srbieIt i'm Dam
toner polissigeriht 10 Sase Qrbeifss
baus nessn llnfuss.
- Der ainbsrsarten pira in sinis
gen 2ageH TN S. 2lpe. SGaIaeb6uhe
IN DdpioH untsr qufIibt BON Fri.
Wtauo aisin eroffnst iperben. Belle
ousr ainber lperosu assen gerinae Bes
sahluas suseIaHsn. ssron ID. 8. Ri
haros, bic pr1TinsntiR, fpiro bic Raz
men Der abeiinsbmsr sntesgennsbmen.
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Sie 4euport Cfiice fir bas ,,Gin.
rianatier &olfsblatt" befinbet iidl in
9o. 339 gorf StrcRe, gegeni6rr bcm
G0nrtbaTie, noielbit 4eaigfeiten, aa.
beigeu II. |. IN. bis 10 ubr 45 Riaa.
ten abeaos eutgeaengeuOmmca iper.
ben. SelepbDm South 2401.
- SnfOlgs zines @erfe6ens purbe
Der StraBenDsrbefsrungs gonos um
$215 iiber5ogen. Die Geoner Der
aommifions 8erpaltuns Der Stobt
batten nun nidts eiliseres su tbun,
als bas Gerii9t su berbreiten, bos bi.
Strbt ii6 in fInan5iellen Shtpierias
teiten befinoe. sytnans RommifTdr
gimer srfIGrie bas Gsri6t fir abios
lut unDabr. Die Gesner Der Wuniais
7alperDulfung bebaupten, Oab 6err
simer nngeseben babe, bic Sfobt be-
TssssiaeR ueberfaus DON s97, ,1s3,
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brett nnb ersitt idmerSbafte Bsrfeb1
uneen. Gr iparbe in einem Mutp mad
ietHer Wcbnima ssbrudi.
aifreo garnberq, 81 Sabre alt
Ro. 2130 8ine Strabe, Cincinnati
ipobnbaft, ftarb seftern, ais CT fif
ant Befud Bel Senrp Ries Tn Gubftr'l
Wlia, Campbell Co., beFano, eines
plOsIi6en Sobes. Coroner Or. Dio.
bp aab etuen Dobripru6 ant Sers.
tlappenfebler ob.
Sobn. beHer uis .Topnene'
Wtuloep beiannt, Der nIs .1ruftp" DO,
etriisen Woden aus BEN 9eFdnoniE
enttam, als er nit Meibpnfhen Be.
ihofttst mar, ipuroe aeftern abenn an
Der 8. aRo Wort Strabe nerhaftst.
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Sm Der wifonik.
glODens BON CT. pattrfen.

siei i'm 5nnern 4fritas nars,
no grumers srsrcnsse. Aus BEN
Gifthaut Der Giimpfs bsraus haits
oas 5ieber nit ieinen biirren armen
mad ihm eeertffen uno tielt ibn nun
nit glub:nben 5inaern, martertf unn
f6uttsIte i'm, nahte ibn tiglih fdrG.
DER uno fiibrte Jpn iidtli6 feinenl
enbe entgegen.
aeiner Don nns spubfe rief BON
grumere. als Ddgrbunbirenber 4uss
ldnber in einem entlsgentn 9ieflano
BON uns oufstleftn, bottt Der JraH-
sole iih bsaitrig nnfsrtr Grpebifion
nnseiHlofen, dnfdkintnb snn5 sa.
fritoen. bi. f6mnIs Ron sn tbeilen.
bie unfsre gorratbsfummer hsrgab.
arb ben inappen Gelb. ben unisre
Gsnanssn ibm - Sepdbren srH6s-
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2tnsldnbiid)e Saadrid,fen.

DIR taIts Gommtr uub
bic aipenfIprn. ulan idbreib.
aus Der S6psiS: lie nHbauerno
iiibIe. acknowledgements Gommertpils
tsrnna bat bic gntipidlung Der OIL
penfIorn fart otrsosert. Tenn felt
eem GrtDa6fn Der gsflanscnipslt III in
Der Region obsrboIb Der nntiirlif.n
ganmgpense faft iebt Wofe QeuThnse
eefcnsH. ipobar6 bic iungsn 1rieb,
INNER iDieosr suriifaebrdnat uurbsn
90 III rlanisntIit bis alpeHroge. bic
DC 9forntdnee beporausi. ba iie bort
Hidn 80 friib srpahfn unb 10 nid5t
poH ben hnrien Jrilbio6rsnoftfroftfn
e<rltort tpiro, eiesmai reht fpdt sr.
bllbt. Q1h itsts Tsiste Guaati.
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lluisr aaeHt in 6amiIten II
Scrr GouarS Srud, 449 saS ssinft,
StraRe. Sea Sci. 476 a., Som,
ssbpue 1851 n.
- Die ft0btiI6e Gmeraencn Com,
million, iueIns tis Rtpardturen bel
eur6 Die 6otfIutb Derurfof.sr
S6doeus iiberuommen BAT, tpirb nor
cen um 10 lihr i'm StabtaebGube elm
8eriammlnno abbaltsn. um bic arbei.
ten sinsuIstten.
Die .sReeratse gbarities" habsr
Rte Aobnrna hss oeriforbenen Sena.
tprs 7. 7. Wcnddsn an Der Cub 2
Strase fir $45 Den Tncnai oemiethst
I'm BE Nobnun9 aIs 5oupiaudrtisr
FL benussn.
- 6siraihsf6sins. 6enrp gDiaicms
AZ. nno morn eytffsrfon, AS, geibs
Ysarbiae Don bier; gnfDorb CHARTS
iflsiitmarn. q, pom 8etrpit, U2ih..
ane Ga8uita 9tIen Wcgon, %, BON
6dmiIfon.
- 9e:tr 9,rbi II. BON 2Is Gib
II. StraBe uuroe pon einem Dumb aes
biffsr uno bic Bolisei lrurbe oufoss
forbert, fit oes biifiesn aDters su
DerIihern. d. !. u. Burnett brannte
Die Munos aus.
- Dos 9sitameni Der oertorbsnen
GnnaWarit q. Wartin aibi ben Sob
ren Sdrrp uHo Tpdnf Wnrtin ben
Ru6iab 81 aIeihtn 9bsilsn.
- anabsH fanbsn seiiern in Der
Rabs O:r qapitrfabrif Der Garner
5urpsH sc. in TlibbItiDpn einen
9iumoHtsr. fir Delben ben Jinbern
itor sl5C Offerirt tpnrbeu. Der
0iamdnt itsI tpobrf6einli6 Gus .inem
eoIIen 2umpsn.
- 4nnis SHuber bat 6orrn Snns
rer i'm 1isiiqsr Gerint auf Sfsioune
usrilagt, tosi! sr iie om 3. Wdrs 1910
I'm ~tid,e lisb Ino fie pernohIdfTiote.
Dos gaar III fsif bem %. m6rs 1903
cerb'irat1s: unb bat teine Rinber.
- gbipare Qtlanb Wacrris, 20. BON
Butler eiurtp. g, nnb gbiib Mdrie
sohIsr, %, BON 6dmilion. erIanstsn
5sitsru Ratmittnn sinsu 5eiratbss
'tsin.
- Die ni1Fte Gttuerauflaae fir
BE Staot Samilipn mirb fi6 onf IL
UiiIs belaufsn.
- Mupor Siraub ipirb bic 8eipifs
iaungs OroinuHs fur bic n66it.n
ets WtoHots, iorpeit fie ouf bic Be
riIIiaungsn fir bas Wleren 6ojpitnl
lHb Ruth 6Oipftnl BeSue bat. nit fei.
tenn 8eto belesen. Die 8eninienngen
liz bic 6oipit6Ifr ,purben pon ben
5oaiuIiitsu i'm G3cbtrnth bebeaisnb |
srobesiest.
- D1s Sefidmsni bes psrfsorbensn |
losl geeenboush BON Orforb gibt ben |
ln6Iab ben ani ibsrlebeunsn Rins |
ern gu aieibea 1beiIen.
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e o b inAt Dn.

Die GoDinsiua = iticc fiir bas yGin
nnnnfier @OIfsb!att" bciinhct iidl in
@eb6nhe go. 609-511 Weaoiipn
ADenne. auSeigea, Wsittbeilnngsu
anb Seiteiinngen irsenSmelhrr Art
perheu Bis 10 itbr Abenbs Saielbit
sntgegengenomnen. 3cIepbou SouIlJ
3254.
yGoeIueis%, eia 8pabbans on ocr
9egiRsfeu Eite, HieSsrgcbraunt.
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y q 90 tits m.

lluier aaent in 6amiItsn III
Ser eouarS Srnf. 449 SaS synnite
StraRe. Sea Sd. 476 a., Dome
9bpne 1851 u.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-14
Fall Styles In Footwear

Very well we know that women
want and demand style in their foot
wear. This point covers one of the
most important essentials to correct
dress-so, you'll find the best styles
here, always.
New shapes that command atten-
ton on account Oftheir attractive and
graceful lines, the very choicest crea-
tons of the moment await your
choosing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-14

hibit of time and labor saving devices
for the farm home, which will hc dis
played in model farm kitchen
Nothing will bn allowed here that is
not practical and helpful.
Registration.
All delegates to the international
Congress If Farm Women are re-
Guested to register on arrival I'm Tu'-
sa. Payment Of one dollar C$1.OOD
registration fee entities each delegate
t. q fun report Of the international
session and to membership in the
congress for one year.
Railroad Rates.
Special railroad rates have been
granted from practically every point
in the United states to Tulsa at the
time Of this great meeting. Fun in
formation concerning these rates and
other matters pertaining to the Third
annual session may be had by ad-
dressing
Officers of the Congress.
Mrs. Belle VI. Harbert, president,
Manzanola. Colorado.
Mrs. Byrrh hal L. Stavert Vice -presi-
dent. Calgary. Manitoba.
Mrs A. r. Watt, Vice-president,
Victoria, British Columbia.
Miss Irma Mathews, chairman. Ok
lahoma board OF control, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Eleanor L. Burns. Secretary.
Tulsa, Okla.
Executive Board.
Alberta-Mrs. Fred w. Downer,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-14
Engine Killed Three Men.

AsHTABULA. o, Sept. 13.-Three
men were killed and one seriously in
jured here today in the Lake Shore
railroad yards when an engine backed
into a group Of railway employees. The
dead. Ross Foss, aged 80; Thomas
Cragon. aged 81. and Edward Ryan.
q, all Of this city.
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The program at Tulsa Will incIudo
physical and mental bettormont. So
Cial and religious life the care Of
children, their food, clothing and edu-
cation, home sanitation, cooperation
between producer and consumer, and
other similar subjects, together with
vocational occupations for farm wom-
en-, including dairying, poultry culture
etc. Demonstrations in an branches
Of the work will be carried on each
day, including the actual cooking and
serving Of meals in n model farm
kitchen.
The speakers at this congress will
include many notable men and wom-
en- and fully two-thirds Of them will
he farm women themselves who have
actually DO enhte things about which
they viii tell.
The Dry Farming Congress.
The International Congress Of Farm
Women IS auNliary to the Internal
ional Dry forming CONGRESS. whose
work for the spread of better farm
methods has been felt in cvcrv nation
of the world within the last few years
The eighth annual session Of tho In
ternationgl Dry-Faru Ing congress will
bo held IN Tulsa, oklahoma. at the
same time as that Of the international
congress Of Farm Women. and official
delegates are expected from twenty
rtates and thirty nations
A feature Of these sessions will be
an International Soil Products Expo
sitlon in which good crops viii be
displayed from every western state,
all the western provinces Of Canada.
and many foreign nations.
The WOmcu's Exposition.
one building will be devoted to n
complete exposition Of farm home
products which will include canned
fuits. vegetables, meats, pickles, etc.
butter. bread. sewing, and several
special classes. many Of them never
before Incorporated I'm such an Ex-
position. All Of them however, have
a direct bearing upon home life on
the farm. There will be a number Of
individual and collective exhibits
from counties and districts. from farm
womens clubs, schools. etc. and a
special department for boys and
girls classes. Premium lists may be
had on application TO the secretary.
All farm women are invited TO COM
pete.
A valuable feature will he an ex-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-14
ALtring- -BeWitcI1ing-- Compelling
The NezV Styles

N'@ 'N@~ ADP y
Find pleasing expression in Beane.
VandcVer'S displays. The allure of
the new things is felt everywhere.
Our buyers have all returned from the
eastern style centerS where they have
been spending weeks in choosing the
fall lines. AS the fashion trend is so
radically different than any other sea-
son and innovations were coming out
daily our representatives devoted
much study and exercised the greatest
care. RESULTS-We are able to
present visitors to our store the most
carefully selected styIe-modelS in the
city.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-03-06

BILE stops similar to a window frame.
The screen frame Is made very much
like a window sash and is fitted In the
same way between the stops, but there
is only one pair of stops and no jamb.
Some of those outdoor rooms have
glazed sash to take the place OF the
screens when the cold weather comes
in the fall One man has hot water
radiator in his loggia so he can use
it all winter and he keeps house plants
there. He has a good cellar wall un-
der 1t so there is no danger Of freezing
Writing about fly screens reminds
me that there are different kinds and
prices. 1t is we'll to remember this
when ordering and also remember that
it pays to get the best 1t is no more
work or expense to make and fit
screens having fine enough mesh to
keep the insects where you want
them Then you can divide the house
and give them the outside.
In building the little bungalow here
illustrated a good deal can be made of
the bungalow porch by screening 1t off
in the manner described. A great
many Of these four room bungalows
are being built as suburban residences
and also as summer cottages. People
are paying more attention to the quail
ity OF such buildings because they are
used for a longer time. Years ago 1t
was customary to put up shack In
the wilderness and live in it for three
or four weeks In the middle OF sum-
mer. But now instead people build
small, compact little houses within
easy reach of railway station. The
families occupy them for six or eight
months and the man Of business goes
to the city in the morning and back at
night If the house is built right as
il should be the family dread to leave
it when winter comes and some OF
them live the year round at places not
especially accessible when the snow is
on the ground.
The size of this little house is 251a
feet in width by 3S feet in length The
shape of the roof is such that two or
three bedrooms could be finished of