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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27
Sra oo ON Pamaii.
TortirttcIic ira She /.

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pa2icr hon pnu at tonmc lil poa
(oppcn al Ell Al Sc ~itpritr Stnpyiipcr
mems huu p0u inmmc Sio irttcr iig
p0a iii Noro. Goa bcQpnocr Tar
ten, % "a ban CT criorcn ol 0ultil /
0cnnc Sport rcllcr bon liz ierit pan
HnU. % cn0clIQ in0toAcr ban Ell
%lloacnoc Stluln9, ioo ucO pao NnU
ialcn, Tor ocrpaa al lioisrc ocn 10
pcIilc @lcrnlng at itoo pou Noucoct
pou lit Noro. nlcua bon mrocr alt
Ncttc nrrnlcr iil Strnuocu mro Ell
T0rt Al 30 a TO NPil Iinlcn.
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iIll SeiIooa? Sea ontalcr. at ou
plIoc bctuutc sig 10 @aunc. Mcn
ri fan o~lilcotI prpul set nrit bcoitc.
VI ion iliQc luo / en- lloriQNertauo,
b%cnlon0ct mc0 itcrtc % iIiutc ,>uO
iootc ~ rl0e mo pou Nrontituulcl
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upeir / Sdnoet.
Sortipttelie fra Sioe I.

0p0 ON / Ell SneOripc. % Ell onoen,
ell 55 Nar ganrmel Aontraftor, Seu-
rp MarQunrO, blep Senoog / oen
bIin0cn0e Sncltorm pa0fiert og
Orpbt al Ell Sporpogn.
Gn Acknowledgement Ser bar
paa Ncicn til Glm Sumu @ruppIao@
mc0 %iQet al Wtr@. Napolcon &incS,
blcp iloor ~iioocnoc init / en- iprr
Sncoripc % tluuOc life brinQcS Al
IIUffcn. Mon bIep tiIiioit moot til
al brinlc @iNct tilbnQc til @cNroueI
acknowledgements % @e9rdpcl'clt
uoiUttc2 pno ubeitcmt Sl0.
llpeirct %beNpnotc Sir@0o9 WorQclt
at trTttc over o. citcrfulgte2 Al III
Qcubc (Cmpcraturer. &cirbltreallet
/ Moihinlton cr ogian blcuct m.ilbc.
re itcnIt ~ lopcr miIot, lint &eir ior
Ncitcu Al llQcu.
Sra Sos 9tn9cIc@, Sal, mcIoca
ocn 220c Gcbruur: Som ell 6elae
al Ocl poI0iomme NeQuitornL lont
raicbc hcr uoibruOt / ire Sage, or
Cos NnAcIc2 % ipOliQc California
ircmotIc2 oiitoorct cnhper Gorbin-
belle mco llocuuerocncn, ~ioriaauiOt
&%crnboncrnc on0aor.
Seller life err ser nogcn llbii0t
iii. at G~orbinocIien nil bli qienop-
rcttct ipr paa mllIiNcn5 Here Sage
cnonu. &tte cn9anQ Scle9roiior-
binNclicn or SET lutfeoc2 at iad
brnQt / Crocn iQicn cubuL o. tort
tc0re cr set hcller life bcpcnot mco
Observation-Disclosures. GitcrrctuinNcr'
ne ON Stormifabcn cr bcrior fife
mnOcrliQ iuloitUuojac clcr poali.
0clilc: men poa Nnlia al &c Ntc0.
NclcIicr. iom cr inoIebne ira Sc FER
Counter, huor llpeIrct roic0c pUr't,
autoRc@ SET. al Sen anrcttcoc Sfaoc
iii bclcbc iil til minNit S4500,000.
Ter mares itor 9GnQitel'c ior %
ca. 800 No&in1crcr, lem bciiuocr
liz omboro pou to %crubancto9 ION
iiNcn / GrcNoQ@ bar iiobct pcirioIt(
oppc mcllcm Gan @eruaroinoiieI.
rCuc.
Stnbruo citcriuIatcS iQaar a
voI0iormc Sucitorme % Ell tiIto.
Qcuoc Nulnc. Sitter hpoo man ban
brogt / Grioriug. f;nbca Der niger
andre Miooporer, cub &C. iom ban
IiAui@ meoicreS poa S%piicpoancn.
Over tnpe ANDRE Sog li9Ncr pcir
ioitc, beI@ / @aritom. Oel& / Moiaut
iom Tolle Al bortrcune @roer ot
llo%0IiNuiugcr al NancImicrnc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27
neutrality-suspicious..

Ger or ct Gmne, ifripcr "glIi
rciS gmerica", iom set altiO In0er
iia uierc at iua op en- iutcre9iant
Giafu5iiou ON, % oct cr, / builteu
Grab 9aloet cr ueIiignct mco
"Iro&pcritu". Noar 70 Otpuo mo
6es, fan man uuitcn ~bciton0ig ucntc,
at Sc cr ucnigc ON oeunc Gag,
hoor cnige oc cIler3 fan ppre on
oIt muIig wnocr @immcl % Soro.
Get iamnIr Torhol0 rnoocr / aors
Qre5ien. Ge rcpubIitnnifc 6ererc
bar i set ieucre iIanet ou Jig meo
me9cn "a prltia Stotiltit. lem
ifaI bcpiie. al Ser cr Ell betu0eIiA
Ac0gang / Molmiuouitricu. Get
Iaber Tia piimof heller life ur8tc,
at cit iaaoun Ncoloug er tjIitcoc,
men Set cr poo Nen ouoen S;oc et
Sperg@moaI, ON life Ncogdn9Cn /
set itore "a belle uar inotraobt, ier
Aominiitratiou2ifi'tct / @aihin9tou
ianot SteO. Get pioncr opcrhopcoet
offe ON Stat2mano2flnAt at nu9ribc
Sen muurren0c RcBierlug pca set
tc Staoium al ocuo anrricrr. Npis
Observation-Disclosures / @anbet life
er beore / 1916, cno Sc por iiolte
9lar. fan set bare ti02uot ga at
iTttc Ccmotrottrne pao Norten %
give NinQten tlIbnlC til Nepublifa-
uernc. Get cr iornleAet at iorlonac,
at &nnoet ifuloe moe noaeu ertrn.
proilUr @ruo al &clitnu0, mems
iaaNannc i%n00ribenoe Toronoringer
ioregaor. ion Sc, ser / set icrcrr
bar pnnaoaet / &orifen, |nntIon9tu-
ningcn % (ruitpricrct Otter at
oct npc ioOcroIe Rcicrpeioitcu bar
prrct iorio9t i no3Jc @}oancocr, %
aonareaicu cr blct irroil meo
GruitIopaipujulcn "a Ncunc or
troao ii Strait pil mon beOrc tlnuc
Dame iia Ell McninQ on, hporpiot
G%cmofroternc bar orrbt "Npncu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

WGugbcr / Sc niotitrafte Sfogc.
Gieie Sfoae nocr o9ioo pTroi'uloe
Srr'ortcr, iaoiom Waho9ni, Geoer,
N~nliianbcr, SbenboIt, CO SdirrbGr'
trp o.i.p. @anoct or imiolertlo emo
mi fife fapitoIitGrft nof til at 'tabc
Gronsportpcic, iom fan brin9e oi"'c
pproiiul0e E~roouftcr nco I'll SIN
itcn. 2oubct cr o9ina ri9t pao me
o%icirtife Elantcr al DC forlfIelIlglte
SIo9a.
apraoriiten / Guatemala er emo
M life al iterrc Cnlinng % @ctpo
ming; men Hcgieringcn arbciOer
mc0et for at opbirIpc ogioo Oenne
Nrrina@pci, Tor boilfcn &anoct bar
aooe noturIige 9ctinGclier. @llotc'
mala cr mclct ri9t poa oGrbituIoe
Minerolcr al iorificligc Slo9&. st
Sunoifat at n9cIifc aopitaIiiicr
bar npIia uoicnot io0fpnbi9c til
YunOet ior at nu0cris1c @ctiugcI.
icruc ior Ell lom,cnoc @crgpGrfS-
britt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

anSrem Gricfion & Co., norif Smz
portiorretnina | 81 Hiper Street.
Chicago. har netop mohtaset fra Rorsc
ct itcrt Yarti AT sc uomerieoe Nora"
% Union" neeIasie Siiteparer. &c
Ipertisiemcutet paa SiSe s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27


2eroper, iom hos os, err Oct boz.
ientIig 2peIiestioers 6orIRnaeIie
for DC @9rnepIigtiee, iom er Sri.
oens grGnopunft. Get libbrole
WiniIterium, Stoaif, bar crfIpret
at nosen 6orlGneeIie al gpeIiesti.
Gen bill oct life foreilaa, for Solicit
er bsrt @alg. 8ongen bill ia bci
ntglort M. Saa timber man puo
Oct beipnoerlige at ioranitaIte ct
@oroetog til Stocfbolm meo arau
ion i~tstter oe aonlerpatiues, oa
10000 9snoer marid,erer op til
Slottet, bpor Song 8uitai bolber
Ell Gale, boori ban b9pber at ban
oil Ia lit frenr. Get er ct abiolut
aongeb1lb / Saler. Som WoopGgt
moo bette ioranitalter arbeioerne
meo Socialiiterne / Spioien ct Sog
til Miniiter Staoif Spmarid forbi
Slottet, en- Scr paa 10000 free
penbe at ban ifnl itoa paa lit.
Spao Der pioere pil felge al bette
er life iua goot at pioe. &onsen nlaa
erten tage line Orb / Jig igien, %
Megierinaen b!ir ltaaenoe, eller ban
bolber poa lit, og Megieringen font
nler / Ell ioooan Sti1ing til 8onge.
nlo0ten at Ben nlao gaa al og Iaa
bIir Rigsbagcn opleIt % me %alg
l,oifripeS.
Men al bette pilbe en- |aIgfamp
ielge, bpis Toloiombeo man neppe
fan alle, og 9if Sc iaa 8ongen imoo,
bpao piloe ga lie? Wange mener,
at Spcriges &onge oa biIoe maattc
obOicere, % GepubIifen pilbe bli
dftl,el.
slae bisie Ging bar Snbpirfning
paa Stcmningen Der / Horge. Gnoog
ira firfelige Solo or Ser fonlntct
Snolpg. "Norif airferaoos" Mebaf-
ton meter, at airuitning life bill
bIi attuel fpr Ell Mogt fripiaig pp-
oirer iig, og ga nlaa Sc folfeliae Sit
iti@tlltiorer, man far, peicS, % Der
moa iporges: Gr DC iau rilge at
Sc fan pircS, elcr iful ri ORE bore
iiolte arGiter Tor at bepure bem?
90 Heoaftioncn fonlnler til BET Ne
%iultat, at Ior lparct nlaa pprctbol-
bcS.
Sea Ifulbc fro, at Maioriteteu al
BET norife Solf trnfer ligeoan.
On Menin9en / Sperige CT Der
better life Spil / iaa Muooc; men
Sporgsmaalrt cr fun bppr mcget
man ifal ORE til Soriparet.
Set er natltrli9biS belle Sen euro
pGiifc Situation, iom ~begpnoer at
pirfe. Gftcriom Chen goar og
HuitningerneS pGloige Smiang
pges, tiger Srpgten for ct ~europpiif
Spoier. Wan peb, at Set bper Saa
itaar % ripper, ug at man iloen ct
Sprcll fan bli opilugt / Storfata.
ltroien, bpiS man life bar noget at
itaa imoo meo pg ioa fpmner Sing
item.
ut set / SibenS Sob bill fonmc
til at ortc ii0 ocrben, at Den Ifaloi.
llapiife Salpp, tiltroos for enbuer
anoen @ctrnfeligbeo blir moot til
at oronc lit Soripar / S%orltaoelic
meO set Sele, ipnes III at pGre
fldrt.
% Sperige5 og NorgcS Fplitif
bar uirfelig uoplflet Jig 'aaleoes /
Sc ~iellere g(ar, at Ell ioooan Srenl-
tiostunfe aIoele5 life CT nnllilig.
Spilfcn Snrnt BEN funbe fonnne til
at ontage fon ingcn ielpielgclig M
iigc.
W;nter;nprteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27
Gil Wpruc / 1914.

Sfriu iii GumorN cine. Minnca.
polls. Tor EomiIet bpori i~rcmbolocS
&c ipecicae 6orNeIe, Scr bpocs Tas.
iagcrcr, iom pil rciie til Norgc i
1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27
@;nteripprten.

@interlporten optar cllers for
Sioen oles SinO ioaoan for Gugclt.
SolmcnfoIoagen ier no til at bile
BIZ omiattet nteo itprre Snteresie
ems no9cniinoe t%ioligere, ibet Ser
fomncr Srllpper ira flere andre
9ono, % Observation-Disclosures
ferItfommenoe Ssnba9 bar aaerebe
ifoiiet os 8iriter ira Huslano,
2Iterrig. Tinlano, Sperige % eng.
lauo ira bpilfe 2anoc Selta9clic
ucllteS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

sIrrn - srcosp GAS rsr1rt JpNr l51u 1908 At rHr rosl
o,rp AZ Drcotln. Iowa. usprA TE Au ~ coseHrso or
k.tcE 3. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27
SerDeus

%erDenS pi9tigite opcliinproOuce,
renoe @onoe cr oe 6orcnehe Stoter,
Spdnien, &tnIien, EalUitino, ga.
pan, Norto Aico % Guba. Ser /
Sanoet cr oct iHrlig / California,
Glorion, @oltIiiuno, (crn@ % Ari-
}ono, at NpcliinOprtnina iorc9uar
/ uoacu witorre Moolcitot. Galiior-
nin oIene proonccrer ire Glcroeoele
al oe Npcliiucr iom ouIc@ / Sc 6or.
ene0e Stuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

Siplsc en- ioreto9cn @crc0ning
uogiorOc sc al ipcnifc &nnocI2iti6c
/ Naret 1911 / 6ort pna %llOlunoct
itoticntc @ruttoirogtcr ct innlct BE
lob al Ser. 94973,646, bporoi SIR.
55.245,7 95 ioIot paa Gorteu mcllcm
ipcnitc % uoenlanOifc Same % SIR.
80, 730.S51 pau Earten mcllcm noe
luftcuoc ~uoenlauoifc Same.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

Suftcrinonitricm / Gonmorf blir
ior bpert Mar en- lteole lterre %
itprrc Snotr9tafil0c ior &onOct.
afticiclifabct &c Oouife Sufferia-
brifer" prooucercoc i 1912 mere
emo nogct ti0IiQcre Nlor. Gen lom
lcoe E~ro0uftion beIeb Jig til 1875
Wiinioncr ag.. buorai omtrent Ell
Ircoic0el bIeu erporterct Ger no
isrtea 0et nUpntc Aar ait Ialt HIP
MiQiouer SIG. Suftcr ira Ganmorf.
9enclotc ScIifob bopoe ior 9loret
ben pafrc Ncttoiorticncitc al 70
ltlllioncr &roncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27

eens "Secorab. gciteu" til GIGetuirse %
Nenner I @nmleldnoet. 49, 2irSbnaS % Sre'
baaSneaapeu ici.cr $3.50 5reoassuesnoen
alcne. St.25 pr. gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27
Dette Bi1lede

er 10 iuet @hetif annhptr'. Gei er iaa nNst Dc imaaten0e hienne lihlblabS.
btnchsr bort Naeann. iom man tan t0nte fig. WWH Der er Cart % punpr
"a nbaueia oaueIeIpn BETTE gineee - Soften err fh farb mp st Tibet los.
'uppet Siiami m.b I'm Rouer. os M aiGIber bet. on beuue tr aar til at
iomwe neh paa Seeberne "a bsanues esasu paana. 7ette gaebe er her'pr st
apt aRpito for BET mrc Of anehplhet al rr me GImauat Snit esfat Suu.
ttrao bare raj @aIpp % Der o. Der en- Spinpp. msh saafsbbsrne gsirst,
Men glmanaftsuS bunprtniEs Jorfattes bar raturhaots iits saa,t ia lang.
,pm ben baInnriae en pneu'ur. iaa 7s beheosr life al bare bonas for II blpe
fanst nh at eassn. Isu &c Ill al Ss bar earsrnnAlerus bel imutt % pIrhe
thi be tcmmsr til at iunes paa en- san-s 9rers. - Ssne cs bare s5 Gents 5r.
marisr for esuue les s,sss. rit iauftrrrees Sra! BRIT far :. ba aoiusens
Tasafn for 4 nlaansesr. bet pnt. intsresiants Jamiiifiesfrtt. 1anf. BARE
Is Gents. sunrufidie aerssN: - apinssns MaaaNn. @iuRsappus. q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-27
Sra Vorees Popeoitao.
Vrep ira "Oecorabs pofen~s fate ariftionia=
SorreIponbent.
S;itOrienS @icnoplioclie.

ariitioniu, 8. 6ebruar 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
HISTORY OF NATION
AND CITY MADE ON
WHITEHALL CORNER
Many Famous Men Have Lived on Site
Soon to Be Taken by Battery
Skyscraper

Continent, State and whitehall streets
were the residing places of many
wealthy families. Among those who
lived on that block were Robert Goelet.
stephen Whitney. one Of the few mil
lionaires in New York those days, the
Rhinelanders and the LeRoys.
Robert Fulton, who built the first
steamboat, lived In tho corner house
shortly after his marriage to Katherine
Livingston, the daughter Of Chancellor
Livingston, one of the wealthy men Of
New York. This marriage had much
TO do with changing the mode OF sea
travel. for it was Livlngstons fortune
that made 1t possible for young Fulton
to perfect his ideas Of propelling a boat
by steam power. The boat he named in
honor Of his wife and the daughter OF
the man who made IL possible for him
to build it. 1t was named Katherine Of
house famous, another man who was
to make history took up n residence
there. This man was John Ericsson,
the man who invented the revolving
turret and placed II on the Monitor, tho
little vessel which by one stroke did
much to break the back of the South
ern revolt
There is not another property in the
city which has figured so prominently in
various stages of city and national HIS
tory as this corner of Whitehall and
State streets, on which soon will no
built twenty story office building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

who desire slightly less expensive or more |
costly homes A house of that cost with |
land. decorations and lighting fixtures |
would mean to its builder a total invest
ment Of from $1,000 to $1,000 in any part !
OF suburban New York. II modified its |
cost could he reduced proportionately |
and all of the principal features could he |
retained. Amplifcation TO any degree |
Is possible
The SUNS Country Home Competitio |
is held because Of countrywide interest !
shown in recent depictions in this paper |
Of plans and perspectives Of small country |
homes designed by some of the leading !
practising architects In pho, ograph and |
drawing The Sun has shown the ideas !
OF the recognized leaders In country home !!
planning. but IN practically every case |
the designer in working out his problem |
has permitted himself to soar beyond |
the reach Of the average home builder |
From all over the country comes a call |
for attractive designs for moderate priced !
houses and thus far few architects have
been able to meet it. Success il awaiting |,
those who can meet the requirements
Of the time. That there are thousands of |
young men and women in architectural
Offices and schools who can point the way
to better housing for the great middle
class is not to be doubted. The Sun
aims to bring out that hidden talent.
Architects throughout the city have
Endorsed THE SUNS Country Home Com
petition and have offered whatever assist
ance they can give to make it complete
success. They have agreed that the
winners Of such a competition will find
themselves we'll on the road to fame for
to be chosen as the designer Of the best
type of house in q competition of the scope
of this one Ia an honor which even the
most noted architect might covet. For
one who has yet to make his mark in tho
profession better opportunity for a
start could hardly be given.
1t Ia part OF the plan of the competition
to devote considerable space in The SUN
DAY Sun to the publication of designs
submitted. Beginning on the first Sunday
in March and continuing on following
Sundays until the end of May designs
will be printed in groups with sufficient
space allowed to each plan and perspective
to give it a proper showing. Awards will
be made. however. from original draw
ings. Judges OF the competition will
make their selections as soon as con-
venient to them after the designs sub
mitted are assembled. and the awards
will he made az soon az the judges an
nounce their selections. The prize winners
will be announced and their designs
reprinted on the first Sunday in June.
There is no doubt of the interest the
designs submitted will arouse among
builders. developers and individuals who
contemplate home building. II has been
the experience OF The sun to receive
numerous inquiries for further details
Of all attractive home designs depicted
in its columns. and whenever such is the
case regarding designs submitted in this
competition the competitor will be placed
In communication with the inquirer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
6TH AVENUE WANTS NO TRUCKS.
Owners and Residents Petition Al.
Aernen to Remove Trade Vehicles.


Aernen to Remove Trade Vehicles.
Petitions to the Board Of Aldermen are
being circulated among residents and
owners in the vicinity OF Fifth avenue
urging the passing OF an ordinance to
stop trucking on the avenue and to elm
mate business and delivery wagons OF
every character north OF Forty-second
street and south OF 10th street. Henry
c. Prick. ]. Horace Harding. f. ]. Ber-
wind, W. Emlen Roosevelt Thomas r.
Ryan, b. N. Duke and John W. Simpson
have authorized the use Of their names
To further the efforts in this regard, and
other owners OF properties representing
high values have agreed to sign the
petition.
Many owners believe there should be
a municipal restriction governing the
traffic on what Is conceded to be the An
est avenue in America so that the con-
stantly increasing congestion, notwith-
standing the recent widening OF that
thoroughfare. may be cared for with the
least possible discomfort. In the opinion
OF many the prohibition OF all trucking
would safeguard the lives Of citizens and
add materially to the prestige Of the
city'- most prominent avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
SELLS QUEENS DUMP PRIVILEGE.
For FIRST Timc borough III lie
Paid for Combiug Rubbish.

Borough President Connolly of Queens
has decided comblnE the public dumps
should be worth sOmcthin" I" the Dor
ough and last week advertised for bids
for the privilege. Five proposals Wcr"
received. tn" highest bidder offering
Si,6iO for the privilege for the iirs' wear,
which was accepted. Tho money VII he
paid in weekly instruments Ia Ia, conn.
trollcr of the city and Nill later he
turned to the credit of the npIpush. II
will probably he placed To- the fuud FOR
.s'rN"t clo"nin".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

mited will win the prizes offered.
Mr.. HASTINGS il himself the winner
Of many competitions. His latest ste
cess brought him the prize for the Pulitzer
Memorial Fountain and Plaza Develop
nent at the Fifth avenue and Fifty ninth
street entrance to Central Park. MIR.
Hastings received his technical training
in Paris. having been graduated from the
Ecole des Beaux Arts in 1884. In that year
he formed with the late John NJ. Carrere
the firm of Carrere 4 Hastings Their work
has included everything from designs
for small homes to plans for the develop
ment Of large cities. Probably their most
notable work in New York city is the Pub
lie Library. at Fifth avenue and Forty
second street one Of the most admired
buildings in the country. MIR. Hastings
is a member Of the American Academy
OF Arts and Letters and Chevalier Of
the Legion of Honor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
OF MODERATE COST
PRESENT DAY NEED
The Sun Hopes to Find Ideal Types
Through Competition Among
Draughtsmen
Thomas Hastings and Aymar Embury H.,
Competition Judges.

Hastings and Aymar Embury kindly
Country Home Competition They
jury decision binding considers
fortunate in having the
the architectural profession That
competitors designs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

MIR. EMBURY probably is the best
known designer of country houses in this
part Of the world There are few COM
munities Of we'll built homes within a
radius Of many miles Of New York city
which have not pleasing examples of his
ability. Some Of the houses Mr.. Embury
designed include the new home Of Rupert
Hughes at Bedford Hills. Of Charles j.
Fay at Dongan Hills. Staten Island, and
Of II. b. Clark at New Canaan. Conn.
Mr.. Embury il a member of the New
York Chapter Of the American Institute
of Architects. and member of the Ar
chitectural League of New York. of which
he lie chairman Of the committee on archi-
lecture. He holds prizes won in sew
eral competitions. and in the recent con-
test for design for court house for
New York city his plans were among the
ten most highly approved by the jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25

THE SUNS COUNTRY
HOME COMPETITION
$500 In Four Prizes Offered to
Draughtsmen for Plans of House
to Cost Not More Than $500
DRAUGHTSMEN:
The Sun you part competition for floor
plans and perspective house which be built
designs will be judged
by competent jury of professional and for the four designs
selected by them having the best qualities judged from the
competition The Sun will award prizes follows
First Prize $3.50 Second Prize $3.50
Third so Fourth so
This competition intended provide young
draughsnen express their regarding country
planning. 1t the hope of The Sun through the
expression such IDEAS gained from study Of day
requirements type of modern country home NAV be evolved
comfort stability and efficiency all at reasonable cost.
designs will accepted from practising
other words competition S women
ployed draughswoen architects Offices
boundaries of York. Long Island Westcheser
county, N Y Hudson Bergen, Norris Essex, Passaic Union
Mddesex Monmouth counties. NJ j. and Fairfield county,
students all architectural schools within
boundaries students the Society of Baux Arts New York city,
Columbia College, University
Harvard Cornell
Institute of Technology.
Terms of the competition
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-29
WIVES OF JOBLESS
ANXIOUS TO WORK
Women Offer Services in
Homes in More Fortunate
Circumstances.

Secretary Melpolder of the central
charities bureau is anxious to secure
work for women, since their husbands
can not find employment. He desires
that residents needing women for
housework, plain sewing or any other
kind of employment suitable for wom-
en- send their needs to him. The bu-
reau's telephone is 2050.
In this new condition reveals it.
self The wives of men out of work
are willing to assume part of the bur
den of keeping families together.
There is not spare job for a man in
the city. Many women say they will
gladly work if they can earn money
by going into home which have not
been touched by the financial condi-
tiOns of the country.
There are many in the city who
came here under the erroneous impress
sion that Richmond could supply en-
ployment at any time. These men,
many of whom have been proud and
honest workmen are now going to back
doors asking for food. 1t is said that
the citizens have been charitable to
most of them.