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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

Has the editor of the Star taken
a poll yet of the people of Marion
county to determine their sentiment
n regard to holding the centennial
celebration in Pensacola? If not, how
can he guarantee" the News that the
exposition will attract little attention
among Marion county people.-Pen-
sacola News.
Having lived and been in newspa-
per work in Marion county over twen-
ty years, we can form tolerably fair
estimate on the opinion of the people
without taking any poll.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

Tallahasseeans without regard to
religious creed, are all delighted at
the returned of Rev. I. j. Nixon to
the church here.-Tallahassee DEM
ocrat.
Mr.. Nixon spent several years in
Ocala, and our people, without regard
TO religious creed can testify that he
not only is good preacher but good
.Eeighbor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

Ed Carmichael felt so sorry for the
Star, when he read about its losing
$1,000 by turning down two whisky
ads. Tuesday, that he came over to
sympathize with it. Ed said prohibit
ton had cost him $500 this month,
and he wanted to mingle his tears
with some other suffering soul. We
all wept together. However, if we
don't starve to death this winter, us
and Ed. will give green corn dance
over the success of prohibition early
next summer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

A dispatch elsewhere tells how
commerce is congested on the South
American coast. Thousands of tons
OF goods that the United States and
America needs are piled up to spoil,
because there are no ships to carry
them. Our own country is as badly
off, with the wharves stacked with
merchandise and machinery and the
railroad yards packed with freight
cars. Meantime, large number of
big German ships are idly swinging
at their mornings in our ports. The
Germans would gladly sell our people
and our government these ships, but
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

This vii be pleasant Christmas to
DIR. and Mrs. Gatrell of Fairfield. Mrs.
Gatrell has been a patient at the hos
pital, and that excellent institution
nursed her back to health just in time
for her TO return home for Christ
mas.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

AS will be seen by the announce
ments in today's paper the o. K. Tea
Pot Grocery will, be closed all day
Christmas. This is a very commend
able spirit and should be followed by
all the other merchants. IL there is
one day in the year that working
man should have to enjoy undisturbed
with his family it is Christmas Day.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

Prohibitionists have particular rea-
son to be pleased with the result of
Tuesdays election in Dade county. It
is very difficult matter for the tenn
perance people to capture a county
like Dade, and when captured it is
still more difficult to hold. After try
ing prohibition couple of years,
such communities generally backslide,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

The railroads are offering very low
round trip rates to Tallahassee DUR
ing the teachers convention to be held
there on December 28th. Tickets go
on sale on the 9th. The Seaboard
viii operate special teachers train
out of Jacksonville at 1890 on the
morning of the 28th. Preparations
are being made at the capital for
about five hundred teachers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

In another place, Judge Bullock
makes some very pertinent recon-
mendations. The judge is native
son, knows this country like book
and wants to see it's brightest pages
unfolded to the admiring gaze of the
world.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

The Italians are doing some he
roc fighting on the Isonzo front.
They have been steadily pounding
the Austrians at Gorilla for six
months, gaining ground inch by inch,
losing heavily themselves but punish
ing their enemies fearfully.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23


am
the chill
dren's Christ
mas tree
arrayed with
toys and filigree,
and brilliant gew-
gaws deftlv hung.
that catch the eve of
old and young. With
fairies bright and tinted
birds / call forth glad
enraptured words: and
merry eyes will greet the
sight when / am viewed by
candle-light. Beneath my
boughs there lies scene of
house and yard and village
green, with mimic railway run
ming through, as railroads oft are
wont to do. am alas, a Christmas
treei And this viii be the death for
me; for when the Yuletide seasons
past, upon the ash-heap I'll be cast.
However, while I'm standing here a
host of children / will cheer, and
cause their youthful cheeks to
glow, because of One Child
long ago who came this
waiting world to bless
and fill our hearts with
happiness. And SO,
you see I'm glad
to be
the
lit
tie
chill
dren's
Christ
mas
tree.
By Rev. H. c. Michael, B. d.
The prettiest dolls in town are to
be seen at The Book Shop. ct
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-23

The prettiest dolls in town are to
,e seen at The Book Shop. ct
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
Don Francisco A. Somohano.

Aver tuvimos el gusto ce saludar
en- nuestras of:cinas al senior don
Francisco Somohano. actualmente re-
fugiado en- los Estados Cnidos. II
senior Somohano, I pesar de que ha-
cfa varios amos Que no Sc mc@claba en-
los asuntos poiiticos en Monterrey,
ciudad dondo ha resiGido Ia mayor
parte de SUI vida. fuG ~perseguido por
sus cnemigos personales, vitndoSe O.
bligado a abandcnar su hogan para
evitarse pe~rjuicios mas graves.
F. senior Somohano, que lego an
teaver de FL Paso, donde estuvO du-
rante algun tempo, es un periods
IA de combate. que Sc d]istinguio mu-
cho en- las campanas politicas en- ell
Estado de NuevO Leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
MIN.

Prlronio no L. contest6 a Vinicio
porIue suponia que de- I'm dia a
olro daria 81 Cesar Ia orden Dc re-
greSar a Roma.
y. IN cfecto. pronto cundid p"r IA
ciudad Ia noIiria de que yoIvia Ne
ron. cauSando viva algeria a Ia
p!ebc. ancioSa de- asi>tir a los iue-
-oS. Y mas ajin. de que - reali-
cara Ia obligada distribution de los
~cerraleS y ii las a~reitunas que du-
ran.e Ia auSeucia del Emperador,
50 habian lido arumuianio eli Os-
tia. I'll cautidadr> enormeS.
Hello. liberto de Nrrdn, anuncij
por fin al Senado. Ia yuelta del i'm
perial viajerO.
Este. que con 81 corte Sc habia
rmbarcado en- MiSeno. nayeg6 con
lentilud. hacienda eScala en- las
poblacioneS riberenaS con objeto
de descanSar Y lie eXhibirse Ell los
teatroS. Cerca de- veinte diaS per-
manecid IN Minturna. deSde donde
quiso reGreSar a Napoles para asuar
.dar Ia primavera, que en- Ia ciudad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

.,~,rlonon,, -. .r,vn v fnmDr0no-
yjri.i, ~onlr,tanto n~rrmanrria
r.,ir,I, an ~ roso nrnsondo eo
nno,,ro,Jo ~.xnIL.ors, Ios
r.1G,:ros 1na oaitab,n 81 rsn:-
vim ana - insnirahon iJnos Y
.onIin,ionto. ana an oiro .ooro ho-
.,.t, ,arr..oja !, r~oriI,r 10 oh
.nm
T o.l, ,.,i, , cr,,,,o 81
.:r ,;s;.as 10 ,ran cro
,;,ia,,. ,aa,,a I~,ra,ta orIa. siI,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

ia, abridndole de par en- par Ia
puerta de los gOccs.
y tan violenta fuG la reaction,
que r"sOlvi6 Olvidar a Ligia. o
por 10 mcnOs, buScar Ell brazOs de
OtraS. ell placer que ella no no
pOdia procurarIe. FL iOven pensaba
que esta prucba tuera Ia ultima Y
definiiiva: pOr 10 miSmO So cntreg6
a ella con tOda la impctuOsidai
prOpia dc SUI cardcter.
En- aqueloS mOmentOs Roma con-
vidaba . la dissipation y a Ia ale
gria. La ciudad. aletargada y des-
poblada en- eI invierno, cOmenzaba
a Sacudir Su letargo con Ell pr6XimO
retOrnO del Cesar. a quien lie pre-
paraban TN soIemne recibimientO.
Habia IlegaGO la primavera. La
nicvc de los monies AlbanOs Sc
derrclia al soplO de los vientOs de
Africa; las viOletas esmaltaban el
cGsped de Dos jardineS. La multi
tud acudia a las plazas y al Cam
pc de Marie a tomar ell sol, cuyo
calor aumentaba de dia en- dia.
La Via .Apia, lugar de reunion de
la SOciedad elegante, velase va po-
blada de carrOs ricamente adOrna-
dos. Las eXcursioneS a los Monies
Albanos empezaban va. Con pre-
texio de rendir quito a Juno Y a
en- ell Lavinio y en- Ia Aricia,
(Continuar&)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
UNA NuEVA TIENDA DE ARTICU,
LOS PARA CABALLEROS.

En- ell numero los de la Gale de
Houston al Oaste, Sc acaEa de abrir
una tienda que cuenta con un magni-
fico Y complete surtido de trajes Y
sobretodos para caballeros, ropa in
terrier. s~ombreros, camisas Y otros
muchos articulos que Sc a a reali-
Ear a los precios mas reducidos. Sc
gun puede verse en- el anuncio que
aparece en- IA pdgina S de este dia-
,-io
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

,,,io 81 dobor 40 harorIa tales adj
,arI.n,.io.
u,,.ha. ,.,co. ~,onfia imnuIsos
10 L,,.,,r pohro 4, Torso ruvos
Gi,.nn,as l. inI.ro,ohon = l., yaz
wa /, ro,ior an yran turhaciGn
;Iooha a~raunortos nara rer,itor
To-. to.,riro, dol ar.iano = 50 re-
.;.,;a odnitirr,s. mas M ohston-
80 an;a ,.orIc =. oirra paro pa
~" d1,aha - 10 ,rici, 1as yisit,s
~ cIar,a a,,n cad, vaz manos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

MIA a ser confirmada por b0ca de
un rXfralo: de- un cristianO. prccl-
Samrnlr.
impulsado por la GraIilud y Ia
algeria quiSo echar a correr IN
busaa DE Pedro; pero el mtdico e
diio que cl .ApGStol ne eStaDa en-
Roma. sino On los alrededoreS,
cumplirndo su mission de propagan
ia. Vinicio lie Suplic6 enlonceS
que lie condujera a ]presencia de
Pedro. promcli6ndOIe Ell cambio
obscduiar con largueza a los pObr"s
de In communion criStiana.
Vinicio cria que amandole Ligia,
nin"JIn ~oDstaculO Sc levantaria va
entire ellOs. puestO que 81 estaba
a punio de- rendir acatamicntO a
CristO: Pero GIauco le hizO Yer la
neceSidad de que antes rec.blera
ell aqua del bautismO.
Mas no pOr ESQ 81 aventur0 4
asegurarle que cl bau:ismo baStarla
para que obtuviera Embellishments
a Ligia: por el contrario, lie ma
nifpst6 que lie era Indispensable
deSear ser cristiano pOr la misma
religion. pOr amor de DiOs, y no
con otros fines.
-Es Neutrality-suspicious. q
alma sea cristiana.
ViniciO. aunque Sc enardecia an
te los ObSticuIoS. empezaba 4 COM
prendcr que Glauco. como cristiano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
MATRIMONIOS

Obtuvieron ~licencia para contraer
matrimonio, las personals s~iguientes:
Juan Martinez y Conception Agui-
lar.
Samuel A. Oliver Y Catherine Pos
heck.
Simon Alfonso Y Victoria Herrera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
INFORMATION LOCAL
GRAN NOVEDAD EN- Ell TEATRO
ROYAL.

FL lunes ' martes de Ia semana
prGxiraa Sc exhibira en- Ia p~antalla del
teatro Royal, Ell grandioso drama
Carmen" por la famosa artista
''Theda Bara," que tanto interes ha
despertado donde quiera que Sc lie ha
dado a A fin de que nues-
tros l~ectores puedan tener mejores
detalIes 4 este respecto, les REMIT
mos al anuncio de dicho Teatro que
figura en- Ia cuarta plana de nuestro
diariO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
WASHINGTON, Octubre %.

WASHINGTON, Octubre "a.
Cincuenta Y siete bandas de mG-
sica amenizaron Ia grande, enorme,
colossal procession que las sufragis-
tas llevaron a cabo, en- Nueva York,
aver, en- la cual hubo muchas cosaS
notables, no siendo entire elias Ia de
memor importancia Ell hecho de que
m~archaran bajo Ia bandera amari-
la. del SufragiO frmrnino dos mil
h1mbres. Hace cuatro amos hubiese
parecido csto un absurdo.
La figura de mayor relieve entire
las propagandistas del sufragismo
americana, es de la doctora Anna
Howard Shaw, quien, a pesar de sus
setenta Y cuatro amos cumplidos,
acompan6 a Ia procession 81 cuadras,
es decir. toda IA Quinta Avenida,
desde el Arco de Washington hasta
la Gale 81, frente al Hotel Plaza,
dorde Sc detuvo para ~presenclar ell
desfile, aceptando el sillon que lie
envi6 Ia direction de dicho hotel,
del que Sc levanto varias veces para
aplaudir 4 algunas de las agrupacio
mes que ante ella desfilaron. Una
de estas ocasiones Sc irguio para
iniciar una demonstration de slmpa-
tia hacia las mujeres de color. GUAM
do pasaron estas ante ella, RebOsa-
ba de jubilo IA buena doctora.
"iQue hay frio?-dijo a algunas
amigos que Sc lie acercaron para
recomendarle que fuese ]rrudente,
que la causa" Ia necesitaba.-iN No
haya cuidado, es impossible a%catarrar
Sc en- un dia como este. en- ell que
hemos obtenido tan senalado triun-
fo."
Sobre ell numero de manifestantes
como ocurre siempre en- estos caSos
Sc discute mucho; pues mientras
.unos afirman que llegaron 4 sesenta
mil. otros aseguran que su numero
fue solo de veinte Y cinco mil. En-
provision de este. el New York Ii
mes" ha utilizado IN metodo nuevO
en- informacioneS periodisticas, el
'contometro," aparato por medic
del cual es facil anotar las perso-
mas que desfilan por un punto dado,
obtenicndo asi cl nimero de mani
fcstantes. que fueron: 26,506 mu-
icres Y $40 hombres, sin contar
los musicos de las bandaS, cuyo MI
nero paso de tres mil.
Hubo detalles pintorescos en- ell
curse de Ia manifestation Y en- "a
manifestation misma. Dos mil macs
tras marcharon en- filas militares
detras de un estandarte en- cl que
Sc leia esta bien pensada a]pelacion
al sentido comun de los homb:es.
que deben dccidir ell Is del mes que
vlene 81 las neoyorqulnaS 4 dc te-
nrr vote: 81 nos conriaiS la "iuca
ci6n de vuestros hijos, jpor que
nos co~nsiderais incapaces de ~vctar?"
Una de las notaS salientes de la
procession. la que ru| mas aplaudlIa
fuG la bandera humana," forma-
da Dor Mrs. Winston Churchill, Mrs.
Everett Colby Y otras diez mujeres
escogidas per su h~ermosura, todas
de ITALIA gigantesca. Representation
cada una a an estado de los que va
han concedido el vote 4 Ia mujer,
' ofrecian un hermoso espectaculo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
PARA FiNCAR.

G.. Tijerina. Buena Vista St, Ito I.
block ,: zanzibar casa de MADEIRA.
Z. Saermilck. Indiana St. lot 10,
block G59; casa de 3 pleas. $500 .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
NACIMIENTOS

En- eli numero 1890 de Ia Avenue
2. un nino. lei matrimonio Joe Bar
celona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

COMPRE listed el Almanaqre Ilustrado para
1915 en- Ia Liberia de Lozan0; Soc el elem
plan enYiado pOr correo a cualquieT parte
de les EStados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

RESTAURANT CONCENTRATES de hosp"-
dale. Sc dan aSi>tcnr!aS pOr Setnana o pOr
mes. Sc rentan CuarIOS ainueDiadoS Ior
>CmGna o pOr mes. PTe,lcS rdHoilableS'
TnuIaSa VLa. de HiZqucz. Prop. Tel. Nue.
vo 1910. III ;. Laredo ST, san Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

DE-EO saber 81 paradcro de mi amigo. 81
senior Francisco SegHra. para COmunicarlc
aSlInlO> gu" IT, int"rcSan. DiriianSr infor-
mes a Albino Rodriguez, X. F. D.. :. Box
g. san Antonio, Tex. ii-iJJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

iEsta listed debil: NADIA mejor que
la afamada cerveza "Royat Pilsn"r."
Pidala siempre de su can nero, con
ella obtendra fuerza y vigor.
ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

sc NECESITS COclnera mcXiCana cOmpclen-
IT,. InrUrman san Pedro Ave. iu2i. dis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
DE OCCASION

81 listed no 1uede VENT a Ia ofCina. ha-
BILE pOr f~eltrono. Travis o Nuevo No. 2iil,
Y I'M agentc de Ia casa paSara 4 fecoRer
Sus anunciOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12
DESEA ca MISE


PESpUlStS-
81 BESEA tcner informcS del niilo Gusiavo
uuiniana. dr y amos dr edad. fHJu de Ia
sonora Elodia SANCHEZ. TcncniOS lniOrmr>
de Que dIcha >cfura fur a>eStnada aqIl Ell
san Antonio q en- 81 Jurisdiction. a media
dos def mes DE N0VIcmbrr tie 1871. Cull-
IUIer inform" -Ubr" rl particular Srri al
laImrntr r>iimaGu. dirIgicniOlus 4 Ia PREM
~, ca nUlUIOSd ST., san Antonio. Tex.
ode fife
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

81 EN- sU PUEBLO nc hay asen:e de LA
pRENSA %GedlQuese listed q venderla y 10
producira magnlfica utllldad. Escrioano1
: lie daremos nuestrss condolences para
los sgentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

En- Villa Garcia ha o~rurri,io
hoy I'm yjolcnto inteniio que ha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

OUIERE listed GANARSE w BuEN SuEL-
DO M&NSUALMENTE? Mandc SOC para
mueSIras t. inSIru"ciOncS 4 GAliClA'S IN
LOMITE CO.. SOliC!tam0S asentc> para IL
ycnta de este ariiCulO. Gi6 :. Frio -. san
Antonio, Tex. u--Ij
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soupRFRERIA ..SWEETSER."

Limpiarnos Y pianchamOs ioda c!aSe de
;OmbrcroS. PrcCIOS InddicOS. AhOrrc mas
lie Ia mItad en- I'm "StelSOn." Los flclfroS
lie cslUs SQmbrerOS los reC!BlmOS dIrecfl-
menie de Ia rauriCa. 42G w. Houston ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

La Prensa publica todas las noti-
cias tai y como son " sin hacerle la
sarba q nadie."
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PROEESIONALES-

DR.. SALOME CARA ALDAPE de Ia Facnltad
de Mexico: autorizadO en- el Estado de Te-
Yas: especial!Sta en- Intermediates genlto-
urinarias Y ctrujfa en- general. Residential,
Avenue D 1881. TelefOno Travis 1897. OIL
Gina, Frost Building, Teleronos, NueVo f7S:
Vie!o, Travis 36i4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

DR.. FRANCISCO vAZQuEZ GOMEZ.-Ciru.
gfa general. Especialmcnte Intermediates
de n2riZ. garganta y OidOS. Oficina, a7
Frost Bldg. Houston 81. V Main Ave. Te-
leronos: Travis 1896 y 3644; Nuevo t73.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-12

FARMACIA MODERNA-J. CabelIo V Siller,
w.. D., Prop. De las Faculi IdcS de- Mexico
V Austin. Tex. ESpeCialidad en- el irsta-
mIenlo de las Intermediates de las Sehoras
V nlhoS. ConSultorio, CT :. Laredo 81.
Residential, Ga9 ). Flores 81. Telcronos:
Nuevo. CAS-; Crockett G5Sj. san Antonio. Te-
xaS. ti-f6l
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Pasa a la pagina s, columna S.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
COMMUNITY OFFICES TO
BE TRIED IN WARE BLOCK

A novel plan TO meet an increased de-
mand for low priced office room will be
tried out in the Ware block.
A number OF Omaha men have watched
the development I'm the Builders Ex-
change building in Chicago and in Phila-
delphia, and the Worlds Market building
in New York, where a whole floor Is de-
voted to community offices. One office
clerk answers the telephone for all the
tenants. One main telephone branch is
installed, and in this manner the rent Is
reduced to individuals and the office
problem Is solved.
Very often a young attorney or the be-
ginner in the real estate and insurance
business finds himself able TO pay nice
rent for an office. yet is unable TO main
tain n stenographer and telephone In his
office. This plan proposes TO rert to a
man a desk room. with the uses of a
number OF private consulting offices. to
give him a telephone AMI a stenographer.
who will answer his telephone calls while
nc is out.
a company known ms the Central Or
flee Exchange company, has leased the
entire third floor, now occupiedby the
Payne Investment company, an6 will
have II thorough decorated and reuotsled
for that purpose. as soon as Mr. Payne
moves, when will be about July l.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
Building in May

The value OF the permits taken out for
new construction during May approx
mates closer the total OF the correspond
ing period in 1914 than that of any pre-
cGding month this year. amounting, ac-
cording to reports received by Dunn's Re
view from the building departments of
eiEhty-two leading cities in the United
States. TO s7S73s. 1853. as against 81, Gs7, 22s,
a decrease Of only per cent. To quite a
material extent this unusually sat.sfac-
tory exhibit is accommodation by the sub
SITS initial gain at New York. that city re-
porting permits granted calling for the
expenditure OF s2S.6 100. gain of CAS-
per cent over the s14.3s1 400 of the same
month last year. The Borough of Man
lattan makes a decidedly favorable COM
parison with year ago, with $13 E66. 625.
against H,065,9OO. although S10.000.cO0 of
this amount is represented by a single
permit for a new municipal building. and
the Bronx, with s4.634 $50. against 81. S67, az.
also makes an exceptionally encouraging
showing. In the boroughs of Brooklyn.
Queens and Richmond. however. there is
some contraction. Taken as a whole. the
cities outside New York again mako
eeAA'WhoN
at eighty-one points s5O.O71.O4s. being 15.S
per cent smaller than in May, 1914. when
the aggregate reached $50. .759. How
ever, indications OF Improvement are not
entirely absent. inasmuch as reports of
increase at twenty-nine centers point to
reviving activity. Among the most nota-
BILE gains are: Chicago, S9S2.s50; CIeve-
land. $2,s5O.Oes; Hartford $261 Al; Jersey
city $lSs,571; Newark, $780, 67; El Paso.
sS22,se2, and Springfield. Mass. $1bl. 2O2
On the other hand. sharp contraction
appears at numerous points. those most
pronounced being Baltimore. Detroit. In
dianapolis. Kansas City. Los Angeles.
Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Portland. Ore; Rochester. st. Louis, st.
Paul, San Francisco. Seattle. Toledo and
Worcester The figures I'm detail follow:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13

Sine January 1...sSS. 1888. zss s2s6. 49,. as
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-13
MANY SALES RECENTLY
MADE BY C. w. MARTIN & co,

Charles w. Martin & Co. report
good demand for their houses with
great number OF cash purchases. The
following recent sales have been closed:
Henry II. Liggett bought an eight-room
modern house at 6l2S Florence boulevard
for a home, consideration $3.50
Mary J. Carey; a modern home IN
street. consideration $500.
n o, Morrell, a six-room, modern house
at 1924 North Twenty..fourth street, for a
home, consideration $1,000.
4. w. Beatty, new house being built
on Evans street, for home. considera-
ton 1890,
modern house IN Belle Isle addition, at
24i5 Kansas avenue. for home. con-
slderation $3.50
Frank A. Van Husen, seven-room
modern house I'm Belle Isle addition, at
ssh Kansas avenue. consideration $500.
Adolph G.. Henning, new seven-room
modern residence In Laurelton addition,
at Twenty-fifth and Crown Point avenue,
with two lots, consideration 5000.
s. NJ Kent, new house 1T Twenty
l first and Pinkney streets. A.3hO; also a
house for an investment at 2%S North
Twenty-sixth street consideration S2,NO.
/ Mrs lnez Morris, a siN-room home at
24lI Laurel avenue. In Laurclton addition,
/ for home. consideration A.l50,
Mrs. NJ. Bullock, five-room BUNGALOW
at 46i6 North Thirty-siNth street. for a
home consideration $500
| Y. 5. Atkins, n five-room bungalow at
sSN Franklin street. for home con-
sheraton ~ co..
{. T. Dickinson, n house with two lots
~ Twcnty-siTth and Fort streets, con
alteration SION
Or. NJ. NJ. LOOMS a new house In
Belle Isle addition. et Twenty-fifth and
| Ksnsas avenue. consideration $500
p y. Kelly, five-room modern cot
tage at TWentv-fifth avenue and Fort
street. consideration s9boa
W. r Thayer. lot IN Fort View Ter
race addition and lot in Florence. con-
| SHERATON NeNN
Dr. ]. Rex Bell 'ot In Belle Isle ad-
ditior. IN Kansas avenue IN which he
- building, consideration 81 200
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