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THE MEXICAN MuooLE.

Senator Fall, of New Mexico, has
made the startling announcement in
the Senate that some foreign govern
ment, which he did not name. is in
negotiation with the Carranza crowd
in Mexico and declared that unless
this country acted promptly it would
be compelled to abandon the Monroe
Doctrine and permit foreign power
to control the destinies Of Mexico.
IF the State Department does not
know this" declared the senator. ''it
is only because it refuses to receive
information, or to heed that which is
furnished it" The senator expressed
the conviction that not alone the pres
tise of the United States on this con-
tinent, but the Panama Canal itself.
is menaced by the intrigues going on
in Mexico.
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bers. and was served from bounti-
fully filled table. cafeteria style on
individual trays. The regular business
of the association was taken up in
the afternon and plans formulated
for holding two outdoor soeials dur
ing the summer months at different
places on the Park. Following the bus
mess session was a pleasing musical
program with Mrs. A. l.. Cook and
Miss Gray at the piano, and Mrs.
John Williams as soloist- Rev. Ar
mentraut and Mr.. Sam Bash favored
the occasion with call late in the
afternoon. which was much appreciat
ed. Altogether. the day was most
enjoyable one and closed the regular
meetings of the Association until
September.
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SOME FISHING IN CALIFORNIA
WATERS.

Leslie namewood. formerly of this
city. but now residing at Orange,
California, recently in company with
friend went to Newport Beach, and.
while there. rented boat for a fish
ing trip on the broad Pacific. They
had been out but a short time until
Mr.. Damewood's companion caught a
four-pound sea bass, which he secur.
ed without difficulty. Mr. Dame
wood distinguished himself by catch.
ing three foot. shovel.nosed shark,
which he finally got into the boat af.
ter hard struggle. although mar
'rowiy escaping being pulled over
board by the fish.
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EXPERT BILLIARD EXHIBITION
THIS EVENING.

Lloyd Jevne OF Chicago. ex-cham-
pion billiard player OF the world. Is
In town today and will give free
exhibition in all kinds OF billiard
playing. including fancF shots. at
Esser & crawford's billiard parlors,
All Main street at O'Clock this even
ing to which the public is invited. Mr..
Jeyne will also give lecture on how
to play the game. illustrating the
principal shots and strokes. which Will
be helpful to amateur players. Mr.
Jevne Is en- route to San Francisco.
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SOMETHING ABOUT
FOREST FIRES

Forest fires formerly burned on the
average. between 400 and 500 square
miles of timber land in Colorado each
year. With an increased population
and better understanding of the eco
nomic loss due to these fires. together
with reasonably efficient organiza-
ton for fighting forest fires, we have
reduced this loss to a comparatively
Insignificant amount. AS this season
has started in with a deficiency IN
ganizations may receive severe test.
The national forests are protected
better than the forests and woodlands
lying outside the federal Jurisdiction:
yoring to give better service than for
merly. and ask for the hearty cooper
alton of the citizens.
Tie state and counties have no pa
trolmen or regularly employed fire
fighters, no lookout stations. trails.
telephone lines and fire tool caches
and other features employed on nation
al forests in fire protection. The state
has a fire fighting organization, how
ever made up of the sheriffs and their
deputies. who by law are also fire war
dens. 1t is the duty OF the sheriff
under-sherifs and deputies. in case of
any forest or prairie fire. to assume
charge thereof; for controlling and
extinguishing the same. they may call
to their aid such rerscn or persons of
their county as they may deem neces-
sary."
In many Instances the sheriffs have
appointed special deputy. herifs to
serve as FIRE wardens.
The state now employs state for
ester. who. among other duties, is
charred with fire protection duties on
state and private lands and in national
forests AS his territory is as broad
as the state he is chiefly employed in
organizing the states fire fighting
forces, compiling reports on fires and
investigating causes. or working up
prosecution cases against offenders of
the state fire laws.
The citizens are urged to cooperate
in FIRE protection by using extreme
precaution with fire in the woods.
by fighting fire as promptly as detect
ed. and by reporting fires immediately
to the sheriff.
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SPECIAL FEATURES OFFERED
At C. 4 C. SUMMER SCHOOL

In addition TO the regular course
there are some special features this
year which will prove of unusual in
terest-
Prof c. C. Sargent. rural school
visitor for the Agricultural College.
viii give a course devoted to the rural
school. comprising work in rural
school sociology. rural hettermenf,
and rural school administration. This
course is expected TO prove very popd-
lar. because OF the rapid advance
ment being made along the line of
rural school improvement in Colorado
at this time There will also be a
course devoted especially to review
work with a view to preparing per.
sons who contemplate taking examina.
tons for county teachers.
The Review Classes included dur
ing the session will be OF special in.
terest to country school teachers.
They were designed especially for
these teachers and will be devoted
to work which will prepare those in
attendance for the county examina-
tions.
The annual tri-stste conference for
extension workers. comprising work
ers from Wyoming. Colorado and
New Mexico. will be held during the
last week of the Summer School.
The new catalog Of the Summer
School. which is attractively illustrat-
ed. may be secured by addressing
Dean 5. Arthur Johnson. Colorado
Agricultural College. Fort Collins,
Colorado.
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CLASS DAY. EXERCISES OF
SOUTH CANON HIGH

The Class Day exercises of the SEMI
or class OF the South Canon high
school were held at the high school
building on Park avenue this after
noon. A splendid program OF a liter
airy and musical character was pres
ented in the presence Of a large as
semblage OF visitors. including mem
bers OF the board OF education and
school patrons. The graduating pro
gram will take place at the First Pres
byterian church Wednesday evening
at S O'Clock. The class address will
be made by Prof. Breitweiser of the
faculty OF Colorado college.
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MRS. MeKiMMick DIED TUESDAY
.ss NIGHT.

Mrs. Eva Kimmick, wife OF Joseph
Kimmick. engineer at the Royal
Gorge coal mine. died at her home In
Prospect Heights Tuesday night. She
was native OF Austria and was about
twenty-seven years OF age. She leaves
family to mourn her untimely death.
The funeral will take place from st.
Michaels Catholic church ON Macon
avenue at 2 O'Clock Friday afternoon.
followed BY burial at I.akeside ceme-
tery.
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TEACHERS CHOSEN FOR NEXT
YEAR FOR CANON SCHOOLS

With one or two exceptions the
teachers for the Canon City public
schools for next year have been elect
ed by the board of education and the
vacancies now existing will, in all
probability, be filed in a short time.
AS far as selected the list of instruc-
tors for the 1861 school year. with
w. H. Ray as city superintendent, fol-
low:
High School:
c. E. Lauterbach, principal; Edith
Hall, assistant principal; T. d. Har-
ris. Myrtle E. Raymond. Bernice
Gregg. Allen Hogel. Grace Russell.
Aileen Monohan. Irene Aitkin.
Washington School:
NJ. E. Logan. principal; Rofena
Lewis; n. Catherine Harris, Millicent
Steacy, Anna B. Sherman. Ella JEFF
frey, Mate G. Finlee, Katherine I'm
derwood. Bessie sidwell. Katherine
Mcconnell, Irene Hamilton.
Lincoln School.
c. A Cleland. principal; Edna NJ.
Terry. Adela Lucas. Margaret Ross,
Minnie C. Merriam, Nina Munroe.
Alice Caldwell.
Jefferson School:
Bertha Rich. principal. Una Coy
Harrison, Mary E. Burgess. Henrietta
Carson.
Harrison School:
Cynthia McGowan, principal; Mir
lam E. Benson, Mamie Gibbs, Ella w
Johnson.
Supervisors:
Carrie Thomas, physical training;
Tom G. Taylor. music: Eva B. Kirk
ton. drawing and art; Floyd Bricker.
manual training; Helen Linkins.
domestic science; Maude Sutton.
trained nurse.
C. G. Lacey has been re-employed
as teacher at the Park Center school
No instructor has yet been chosen
for the Eight Mile Park school.
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HOME TALENT GIVES FINE
UNIVERSITY CLUB PROGRAM

The final meeting OF the successful
season 1856 was held by the Univer-
sity club at the Miller Hotel Tuesday
night Mr.. Guy U. Hardy was re-
elected president. Mr.. J. w. Emmer-
son was reelected vice-president and
DIR. Fred W. Reiter was reelected
secretary.treasurer. Messrs !. r.
Stockton, Jonathan Seaman. G. A !.
Cleland, and c. G. Staley were elected
to membership. This filed the limit
of the club which is seventy mem
bers.
A splendid home-talent programme,
filled with deep thought and happy
anecdote besides musical numbers.
was given. Dr. Otis orendorff gave
a brief paper on Practical Psychic
logy'', which evidenced much thought
and study and an excellent grasp of
the subject The paper was devoid
of all technical phraseology and some
interesting facts we're told in an elu-
cidating way.
w. VI btahE " SAutI anu AlaIleS
w. Van Patten gave a duet. Prof.
Warner played on the guitar after the
beauaful Hawaiian fashion and MIR.
Van Patten sang. his rich voice blend
ing splendIdly. This number caused
an encore to be demanded.
Prof. Mcneil gave a reading which
brought forth much laughter. The
Cremation of Sam McGee,- was the
title. The poem is by Robert W. Ser
vice. Prof Mcneil revealed consider.
able talent in this line and he was
warmly applauded.
MIR. George salie kept the members
In constant laughter because OF his
monologue. during which he told a
number OF original stories and some
funny anecdotes. Few people in the
club realized that MIR. salie possess
ed such ability.
MIR. John W. Emmerson gave a mum
Der Of "reminiscences OF school days
and his brief talk took his auditors
back TO the days OF knee breeches
and freckled faces. His talk was a
gem of happy thought and apt phrase
Mr.. J. p. Farmer was called upon
but he stated that he preferred to give
his time over to Mr. Hardy because
he felt that the members would like
to hear a word about the Mexican
first hand.
Mr. Hardy then briefly reviewed
the history OF Mexico bearing most
stress upon the large number OF revo-
lutions and the various kinds OF gov.
ernments with which the country had
been burdened. He said Mexican
history read like a series of Captain
Kidd tales.
Referring to the presnt Mexicat
In which the United States
Is greatly interested he said that the
Mexicans OF all classes. but principally
OF the lower class. possessed a great
fear that the United States would
come down there and take the eoun.
try over. For this reason, he said
the diplomats and the men in power
could not deal as openly with our
as they would like be-
cause II they granted us any conces-
sions the lower classes would soon
get the idea that they we're playing
into Uncle Sans hands and their
power and prestige would soon be
fatan nUav frnun than
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oErs Better POSITION.

Mr.. Earl R. Mccoy who has been in
the structural engineering depart.
ment OF the st. Louis Smelling and
Refining company OF st. Louis. has
accepted . better position with the
American semlting company and ID
now located IN Denver.
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After an auto trip to Denver. with
a weeks visit with relatives N. B..
King and daughter. Helen. returned
home wednesday accompanied by the
iatter's aunt, Mrs. X. J. Morris. and
Mrs. F. N. Briggs. who remained un-
I'll Saturday.
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Mr. Dan Love came in from califor-
mia recently and stopI ed over for a
: few days visit with former ac1uaint-
ances. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw. at
their home on Ash street. 1t was their
first meeting in 26 years.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Orville Bailey has taken The Daily
Record route over Lincoln Park in
place of Earl Thompson who has
been faithfully serving the patrons
for some time.
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Mr.. Recier came down from la lara
by auto to accompany his sister. Mrs.
Fox to her home on Friday. Mrs. Fox
has been teaching one OF the grades
of Lincoln Park school,
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Mrs. A. Sonneland returned the last
of the week from Gunnison. where
she went not long ago TO see her new
grandson at the home OF her daughter
Mrs, Cook. =
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The teachers OF Lincoln Park school
celebrated the closing OF their years
work with picnic supper Friday on
the lawn at the woodford home on
Park and Garfield. Saturday party
OF four OF them had the pleasure of a
trip to the top of the Royal Gorge.
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Mrs. John McCrory arrived Monday
from San Simon, Arizona. for two
months visit at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Jones on
Elm and Chestnut.
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l. C. Thompson and son Earle. took
an auto trip to Cripple Greek Tuesday
Mr.. Thompson returning "Wednesday.
Earle expects to remain at Cripple
Creek during the school vacation and
get into some kind of work. He will
make his home with the family q
chas. Jones. who are old residents Of
the Park.
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The Lincoln Park 9Th grade pupils
very pleasantly surprised their teach
ers. Prof. MeNeaf and Mrs. Fox on
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. X. Hawkins, where they
were boarding. They spent the even
ing very merrily together playing
charades and otherwise having jolly
good time. The young folks brought
along refreshments OF fruit punch and
waters.
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WANTED Active young man for
wholesale commission house out of
city. Call Ben W. Rea Co. 11st3
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In The Bird House Contest among
the grades OF Lincoln PARK and Al
colt schools which took place on Arbor
Day. seven prizes have been awarded
10 Lincoln Park school and two to
Aicott Bert Brewer won out among
the contestants OF Lincoln Park school
and received a cash prize Of si.2s.
His bird house was an artistic cot
tage-iike AFFAIR. built with windows
and porches. and painted blue and
exhibited a good deal OF skill in con
struction.
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Mrs. Allan Bell delightfully."- entertain
cd the ladies pf Lincoln Park Asso.
citation at her home. corner OF Grand
and Walnut on last Thursday. The
gathering was on the lawn and eopd
social time was enjoyed before tho
luncheon hour, soon after noon. The
:menu had bssn prepared By The men.
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Mrs. J. p. Mcmillan and little daugh-
ter Martha. OF Twin Falls. Idaho. stop
ped over for a visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Chase from Thurs
day until Monday morning. They
spent some OF the time calling on 9th
er old friends and neighbors. They
were on their way to visit Mrs. Nc
Niilan's mother at Chillicothe. Mo-.
who has been i'll for the past month.
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FOR sALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Two Fords and small
Moon car. second hand. Bernstein
Auto Co. 121tS
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WANTED

WANTED-Young lady to play piano
for dancing school. Call Mr.. Van
Week, Miller Hotel. Previous expert
ence not necessary. 12Ot1
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, Grandma Wyatt. who has her home
with her daughter Mrs. +. J. Stiers. is
quite seriously--iiI. Mrs. Wyatt has
been confined to her bed for about
two weeks and is in the care OF q
trained nurse, DR.. John stiers has
been summoned by telegram from,
Chicago to see his grandmother.
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Mr.. Potochnick has just completed
fine new barn on his place over the
blum near the river. The lower part
is built of cement blocks and the
main building is a frame structure.
c. e. Williams OF Sherman avenue did
the carpenter work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Durfee and children
accompanied by Mrs. Homer Thomp-
son and little daughter. Kathlyn.
motored over from Pueblo and were
guests at the Thomson home on Nc
Kinley street Sunday.
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/. G. Thompson and C. NJ. Chas
took business trip. to Cripple Cree
Thursday. returning later in the wee
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WANTED-Night clerk for Salida
Hotel. Call Miller Hotel. 120tf
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WANTED Orders for Copper and
Railroad stocks. The Chas. R. Nc.
Lain Brokerage Co, First Natl Bank
Bldg, Denver. Colo. 11St7.
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of keys. Apply at
Miller Hotel and pay ad. 1eot2
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FOUND

friendship bracelet
Call at Record and pay ad. 12lt3
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FOR TRADE-well improved farm in
Montezunna county. for good income
city property. Mrs. J. J. HolilnEs-
worth. general delivery. lalp2t.
The evening world., 1916-03-01

enoes during this his flrst, season
here, were he soloists al the second
private concert Of the Rubinstcin
Ciue at the Wa,dorf- Astoria last
night n Tor nothing else Mnc.
Cups clear cuuncia'ion of English
was a treat. II might well furnish u
model '9r American dGG english sing
ars TO copy. The club's chorus u
$50 wuucn's voices sang vel! Jnder
the direction Of william rogers chap
man. There was crush that as
founded even Mrs Chapman, the
President A large number OF invited
guests were unable 20 get into the
grand ballroom, even 10 stand ip.
The Margulies Trio. consisting Of
Adele Mdfguiies, pianist; Leopold
Llchtenberg, giolinist and Alvin
schroeder, 'celllst gave It's last con
cert OF che season at Aeollan Hall ,ast
night The programme consisted 81
Reethoven's trio, No. 1: rschailtow-
akys trio. "In Memory Of dreat
Artist" and a sonata in r. major or
violin and plano by Syivio G.azzari.
the latter Tor the first time N New
York Tho performance Tes aomir-
able and the audience enjoyed n,
The evening world., 1916-03-01
900. .c.1c..I.Cs(.I. y
? Makes Stubborn Coughs
. Vanish in a Hurry
. Surprisingly Good Cough syrup
q Easily and Chespiy
Made at Home.
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n some one in your family ha. An Oh
s,inRte cough or = bad thros; @, che.;
cold that has been hanging on and refuse.
20 yield to treatment, get from any lrus
store e. ounces Of Pinex >nd make h
into pint Of cough syrup. The cough
will ,Rnish.
Pour the "a ounces Of Pines $50
cents sorth) into q pint bottle and ill
the bottle nth plain granulated sugar
syrup. The total cost is about 50 cents.
and Gves on full pint--a famil,
suppIy~-of most effective remedy, at a
saving II g. A days Use will usually
overcome hard cough. Easily prepared
in S minutes--full directions with Pinex.
Keeps 2eTsctly aud ha, pleasant taste.
Children ike u.
Pine, is o special and highly concen.
trsted compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract. rich in guaiacol. which "a
so healing TO the membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking your
druggist for "a1a ounces OF Pinex. aud
do not accept anything else. A guarantee
Of absolute satisfaction goes with this
preparation or money promptly re-
funded. The Pinex Co. Pt. Wayne.
tnd. .--Advt
The evening world., 1916-03-01

with an English group b. Horatio
Parker. sidney Homer Henry Hadley
and Mr SehluIlr- Mr. H.nsn1ws big
voice u'oi uo.t in U'r1n's .Dr'aa.
Ao' rcrIrtyc and aria and Ir schu-
bert's Nuls." out s,huherts The
ORGAN Grinder" sidney Homer The
Fiddler 90 poouny" ana Kurt S.hlni
l,r's From city window were
sung a'trac'ivoIy. Bvorlks 'rpsy
Mclpdl"s' also found favor
simultaneously. Tom Dodson, aC-
company1E hiMseif Rt the piano,
whose voice Is nothing 10 c0nIuro
with hut who has rich gl'.s ot inter.
prc'a'.un and an irgcJist. Gle personal
ma yuctisu, gave recital at the
punch and Judy Theatre. Also simul.
tineou-ly, at the Harris Theatre, Max
Landow, pianist, gave a recital of
witch Schumann's sonata In + sharJ
major, n Chopin group. ana L!szts
'Grosscs Concert SOLO were the prin- %
cipni numbers. Mr.. LandDw's tech.
rfique In weli-nigh impeCcable, but
his playing leaves an Impression Of
coldnoss Then, at Maxine Elliotts
Theatre, Ia Argentina, the Spanish
dancer. assisted by The Little Sym.
phouy Orchestra, George Barrere,
conductor, presented programme
" spanish dances, OF which VAL
verde's mi Chiquita," o song with
MasSoncts "Seviiis=as." !"
from Don Cesar do Bazan." ana
Vaiverde's "Alcgrias." descriptive
dance OF bull night, we're most ap-
plauded. la Argentina has found
favor here II an Irishman thought
-. To- 81
about four7
Julia CUP, tho eminent Dutch
lieder singer. and Eddy Brown, the
young American violinist who has
mnde q hit with n varieLv Of audi
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Concert Day,
With No Rival
Opera ShOD
Bv Sylresfer Rduiing.

TEERE was no opera yesterday,
but Of concer's there we're more
than a-p.enty In the afternoon.
at Carnegie Hall. william Wade Hin
saaw, 'he wc,l-knpvn American bari
tone gave recital accompanied at
IA, piarc 10y the accomplished Kurt
Schlndle.. who is also conductor and
composer Mr. Hiushaw's programme
began with Handel. included songs by
Schumann. Schubert Dvorak and
Jensen. IA foreign tongues and ended
The evening world., 1916-03-01

Joseph Berio OF No ~ THIRD Avenue,
suffered fracture Of the skull to-day.
when he was knocked down by an eu-
tomobile at Fifth Avenue and ti'tic'h
Street The machine was owned BY
Grace Wood of No i0 East Tlf'y ihird
Street The chauffeur. Frederick Wehl
ers Of No 500 East Finy-finh street
placed Berio In the car and drove him
60 Polytechnic Hospital
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the establishment of the branch store
opened to-day IN Forty second Street
became n necessity
The evening world., 1916-03-01
NEW ARNHeIM STORE.
mtg Brsncb OF Clothing House
Opened Ia Fnrty-scconJ street

opened Ia Fnrty-scconJ street
Marks Arnhelm. Inc. merchant tailor.
opened a new branch store to-day at No
30 East Forty-second Street, facing the
arcade OF tho Forty-second Street
building, containing approximately
10000 square feet OF floor space.
Marks Arnheim opened his first store
in New York in the late sixties on the
corner Of the Bowery and Spring Street
In 1892 he moved to a siS-story building
at Broadway and Ninth Street. The