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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
Three Escape Death Chair.

Qu'llie Mcconnell, {. {. Chambers.
negro and Jim Wilson, three alleged
murderer, under death sentences.
were given lie imprisonment, ycHcr-
day by the criminal court Of appeals
Mcconnell was convicted Of the mur.
der oi George Arnold, deputy sheriff
oi Lincoln county. August. lgl7 lie
was only lS years Of age at the time
Ot his sentence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
McAdOo Is Sued.

An oil tank car belonging 20 the
Home Petroleum company is lost
somewhere on the Frisco railroad
companys lines and William &. Nc.
Adoo director general Of railroad,
and the Frisco railroad have been
asked on numerous occasions to re
turn the car, which reQucs, has been
ignored, according to an application
Tor a writ OF repleyln filed in the dis.
trlct court Yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
New Trial Granted.

A new trial was granted yesterday
By the criminal court OF appeals 10
Charles II. Gafneit ot Saltwater for
mef Judge OF the superior court Of
Oklahoma county, who was convicted
some time ago on u charge oi obtain
ing money under false preien,e' The
trial court failed to grant him a
change vt venue and this. Presiding
Judge Thoma, II Doyle ruled ye,tef-
d,y constituted an error.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
RECORDS May Be
USED IN AMERICA

The 1000 phonograph records col
lcctcd here by Boy Scouts may never
90 overseas, but may, instead. be de
livered to the American Red Cross
and distributed in this country as
that organization sees III Although
numerous letters asking that disposi-
tion should be made Of the records
have been sent by ! i Pershng To-
cal scout executive, to New York
Headquarters Of the record campaign
no information has been received
Unle. some definite instructions
are received by January !, Mr.. Per
shins says. he will turn the records
over TO the Red Cross A few rec.
ords have already been shipped TO
Fort Sill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
BUY A "HOOSIER"
AT TUCKER'S---S5
DOWN---$5 MONTHLY

Saturday Dec u is "Hoo,ier' Day
At Tucker, Come in ard see these
wonderful kitchen cablnas. Give
"Molhtf one for gji, Il will save
her countless mile, Of steps each year
She wants one ard YOU would like to
give her one. We make II easy iur
YOU 10 do ,his-comc in Saturday and
sclcc, one Tor hcf-pay $ down and
we will send the cabinet to you
home-you can pay the balance s. a
month. Tucker Furniture Co. 800 W
Grand. (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
FRENCH PRISONERS
TO CALL ON WILSON

PARIS. Dee. lo--Civilians seired
by the Germans in occupied French
territory and sent to / hostage camp
q Hollminden Germany. will ap.
onipt } delegation TO call upon Presi.
eNt Wilson TO tell him soweihing OF
Z NJ shsy suffered morally\and phys.
M while Detained by the Germans,
~ onnouuced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

This year British goods aggregate 10
percent. French ~ percent, American
s percent and OF doubtful origin s
percent The doubtful goods hi, y;af
include relics OF old stocks ci Ger
man and Austrian manufacture.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

She-I see a fellow married q girl
before he died so that she could have
his millions when he was gone Could
YOU love a girl Ike that
lie (QuicklO-Where does She live ?
--pcaf,ons Weekly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
City Team Seeks Title.

Meister and Parrish have returned
TO the local high school football
eleven. thereby strengthening It and
making po>sibls formidable team
10 the state championship tyout to-
ntorrow with Ponca City on the lat
tcrs gridlron. The lineup Is as tol-
lows; Mcl,ter, lett end; Parrish, lett
tackle; Koch lci, guard; Robertson,
center S,dwell right guard; Tala.
ierro, right tackle; Barnes. right
end; McClain, quarter; Garner. lei,
half; S,hlahsch. night half, Hen
drck,, full back All substitutes viii
accompany the team
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19
Farm Show Planned.

Arrangements for a farm power
show IN Oklahoma City February 4
10 : will he formulated al a meeting
OF representatives Of civic and com,
merclal clubs and farm device deal
ers al the Skirvin hotel tomorrow
night was announced hy Ellis Chad
wick, president Of the Oklahoma
Dealers Farm Power club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

4 man who needleSsy haud,cau.
himself in any way is not wise, and
II you are not acquainted with the
want ads you are handicoppiug your
self seriously
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

Albert (anxiouSly)-lm afraid III
soon be bald My hair comes out ey-
cry day
Til, Good Wic-Why worry about
that, Albert: don't your teeth come
aut every nigh'>-Indianapol,S Star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

n YOU wish TO win IN this lie. il
/, well TO make use OF every mean,
OF assistance YOU can gct-and the
want ads will prove 10 be a very
grrlt a.AiSianre-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-19

Shcrnan'' definition OF war ha,
been modified by the RA Gross.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
SKOLNl RADA.

DIE finmcni zpravy Teditele
skol Hogana prijmy ma skoly
nase nestaci a nebude nozno s
mimi provesti navrzeny pro-
s.ram. Provedeni vSech planu
v, ucovacich pfinese ma konci
roku 1919 schodek V Obnosu asi
S1.iOO,OOO. De nahledu 5kolni
radv hude nutno obmeZiti We
cernf a ned6lni vyutovani pro
v6tsi Setreni uhlim. Pro nedo-
statek rinanci zavrzen byl roz
pocet pro vecerni skoly v obno
ST. S43O.OOO. Vetsi vydaie nasi
sko!ni rady .spGsobeny byly pc
zadayky O vGtsf mzdu jak cd u
citelek tax i cd OstatnihO Skolnl
no persnnalu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
NASE fOii1rxA.

Vetsina kandidatu republi-
kanske strany prohlasila wee
ia vecer ma nekolika schIzich,
re politicka agitace must nyni
ustoupiti agitaci We I prospech
move piljcky Svobody. Clenove
klubl v6nuji vsechnu svou po-
zornost prodeii Bond1.
Soudce FIR. Phillips prohlasil
We sve Feci ze agitace pro Bon
dy Svobody nebude nit zadny
vliv ma politiku, rozdih We vol.
bach bude pouze' ten, ze boj
rozhodnut bude tichymi voliti
RepuDlikanska liga We sve
pcslednf schIzi odhlasovala "a
koupiti bondn "a $3.50 a sice
prostfednictvim valecne .rady
mayora Davise. Dale bylo v tt
ze schuzi usneseno zaslati col
Myrn T.. Herrickovi soustrast
nou resoluci mad ztratou jeht
manzelly. ktera pred media,
nou dobou zesnula.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25

Tajnf policiste Smetana a
FRANKIE zatkli vcera r;uze ze-
nu. kterym Sc klade "a vinu, ze
sidili po leta obchody po cele
hmerice a vyslouzili tez prvni
kapitulaci v kaznici. Zatceni Sc
stalo ma podnet p. Samuela M
Crosse, gen. superintendent
cd May Co., a William Graya
cd Credit Mems Assoc.
Podvod provadsli ukrade-
MIN cennych satI, a 20 nekoi.
ka dnech je do sameho obcho.
du poslali zpet, re osoba, kter5
| ty saty koupila, zemfela, aby
"a saty poslali nahradu.
Kdyz vcera pokousela Sc ts
pani saty u May Co. vratit, pr
davaci nemohli matt zadny "a
zram prodeje. Upozornili n;
ten pfipad tajnou policN, kter:
pozdeii samou pani zatkFa
obchode Kleinea, 1907 Euclit
avenue.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
DO EVROPY POUZE u.
UNIFORME.

C. ]. Miller, jednatel pre-
plavni kancelare firmy Collver
Miller Co., 2O33 vych. 9. ul. pro
hlasil, re mGze obstarati jizdu
do Evropy pouze pro ty, kdoz
spoieni jsou praci pro vladu,
totiz uniforme. Die noveho ma
r;zeni nasi vlady nikdo nemn
re dostat cestovni listing drive
nez 10 dnf pred odjezdem a to
jest prieina, proc znemozneno
cestovanf privatnim lidem. jeli
koz tito must objednati 81 mil
sto ma lodi 80 dni napred. Mil
Ter sdelil zpravodaiim. ze j.
stv Alliance 25 jeho krajany
iiz rok ceka ma preplavbu do
Recka neni mono mu vyhove
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
AMERECKE \
\ ZTRATY,

Vcerejsf seznam amer. ztra-t
We Francii obsahuje 465 jmen
a dnesni 3O6. Souhrnne cleve-
landske ztraty, We dvou dnech,
jsou tyto:
H. Beck, 6931 st, Clair ave.,
ranen.
J. Garling, 1346 zap. S5 ul ,
padl.
C. Brickner, BAGS vych. III
rl., padl.
J. Lawrence, ALSO vych. ia
ul., padl.
A. Winchester a w. King, a.
Gresy nezname, puraneni.
G. Burko, 1923 Lakewood
Ave., nezvestny.
Jos. Stanko, 1903 Auburn
ave., lehce ranen.
J. Gajewski, 1923 Sowinsk
ave., zajat.
A. Morris, adresa neznama
zranen.
z Cech6 poranen hyl F. Tru
hlar z Wisconsin,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
NEVEDEL KE KOMU MLUVf.

Jisty mlady pan sedel v o.
brazkovem divad'e. kde Sc mu
velice zamlouval del zamilova-
neho parku. Vedle neho sedela
DANA, ku ktere Sc choval ma
padne pratelsky a neslusne po
znamky O zamilovanem parku
k te dame pronasel. Dana, kite
ra nahodou by'a zena uradnika
z vladni Gfadovny. vyslechla
|jeho poznamky a kdyz Sc ubi-
raj divadla, v chodbe no "a
|stavila a zadala Cd neho jme.
no, adresu a edvodni listek. U.
kvapeny pan Sc bude muset U
vladniho soudu z neslusnehc
chovanf zodpovidat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
OCHRANA MA BYT PRVNf.

Komisar poulicnioh drah Fill
der Sanders, zaslal vyzvani
restske rade, ably Sc zacaIo We
vsech obchodech, prdmyslo-
vych zavodech i vsade kde sc
rfilezitost naskytne, vyucovat
o zachrane lidskych zivotn ma
|ulici. :
Sanders poukazuje, re spo-
lecnost poulicnfch Grah "a rok
1917 vyplatila $750,OOO nahra-
dy "a zabiti a zraneni a v roce
1918 re ty same vydaje vystou-
Ipnou ma jeden million.
V nynejsi dobe valky sc ma
setfit s kazdym zivotem, aby
Ipracovni silly neubyva!i a pax
M ty velke vydaje Sc must po-
citat pfi urcovani ceny "a j.
zdu.
Sanders zaroven podava
zpravu, ze studovai odpoMce-
ny tax zvany zone system, ale
!nemIze mic odporucit. Rozdele-
mi jlZdnehO ma Sc a SC bv ne.
pftneslo dosti prijmu ku kryti
Ivydani. ze by zaved.ani 1c zone
system prinesl znacny prijem
o tom by jsme Sc museli zkou.
ISkou pfesvedcit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
SKLADISTE KRADENEHO
ZBOzf' OBJEVENO.

Vladni pravnik Wertz wy
dial zatykac ma E. l.. Keelhofe
ra. obchodnika v Painsville, a
sice pro zlocin prechovavanf
kradeneho zbozi. Provedenou
prohlidkou v jeho obchode v
Painsville nalezeno 1872 dra-
hych kobercI, mnoho pard bot,
Satstvo i jine zbozf. Zaroven s
Keelhoferem obzalovano bylo
pet iinEch muzd, kteTf zbozi
kradli au neho uschovavah.
Mezi temito peti muzi jest pry
Il ieden Glen lupicske handy. kite
ra pfepadla a oloupila vyplatni
nredniky j. H. Walker Co. ma
St. Clair a Taft ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
CENNfK POTRAViN- SCHVA.
LEN.

Ma vyzvani malo obchodniku,
pfijela z Columbus do Ceve-
landu pf. F. w. Slmonds, "a
stupkyne statniho komisafe
Croxtona, ktera m6la vysetfit
ceny potrav.n, ktcre zdeisim
komisarem P. G.. O'Brien usta
noveny byly. Pc vysetreni cen.
niku, pi. Simondsova prohlasi
la, ze v zadnem okresu We statl
Ohio neni dIvera k stanove
nvm cenam jako ckresu Guy;
hoga tudiz re nenasla pTici
ny, ably cennik byl Zmenen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
UPOZORNENf.

Pristi pondeli dne 80. zaff
zapocne vecerni vvucovani v
Gilbert skole. Vyucovano bude
v prve fad6 anglicine a sice
lax muzi tax j zeny, dale zen-
skym rucn1m pracem, dramati
ckemu umenf, hudbe a j. Tez
bude vyucovano francine a so
kclovani. Jest zadoucno, aby
kraiane nasi prilezitosti vyuco
vani anqiciny Sc uchopili. neb
znalost feci teto Zeme lest kaz
demu vice nez prospesna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
K SETRENf UHLf.

V americkych domacnostech
je zvvkem vytapeti cele domo
Wy TAX abv zeny mohly v mich
Sc v 'chkVch oblekach pohybo
vati. v Chicagu pax zahaiena
byla agitace, aby zeny satily
Sc tepleii, bv obydlf nemusela
bVti tax mnoho vytapena. -
Podobna apitace Drvadena jest
nvni v naSem m6ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
LUPIC.

Vcera vecer vstOupil do OBJ
chodu caiem Chin Quo's, v {.
1860 Ontario ul. maskovanV lu
pic s revolverem v ruce a pfinu
til maiitele klidn9 dkvati sc ma
to. lax vvprazdnuie registr.
Kofist !upice, kterv beze stopy
Zmizel obnasela $19.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25

%; B. Zinnert t25; j. Kandl 25 ;
j. Rezabek 25; j. Prokop 25 ;
Jos. Tvrdik 25; Jos. Krahulik
25; V. Sindear 25; JOS. Brabec
25: NJ Machacek 25; JOS. Ko-
eeluha 25; FIR. Nejedly 25; j.
Tesaf 25; Vac. Trinka 25; j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25

Peterka so; FIR. :Dlouhy so; V.
Krivan SO; FIR. Pilny 10; Vac.
Krakora z Clark ave. 25; Jos.
IIanzl 25. Celkem $10.85. -
Prijal a S dfky kvituje JOS. Ma
SEX, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
AGiTACE KONDUKTEREK.

Rozhodnuti d6lnicke valecne
,rady We Washingtonu, ably do
prvnflro listopadu vsechny kon-
dukterky byly z prace propu-
steny, vyvolalo velke prekvape
nj a nespokoienost iistych or
ganisacfch zen, ktere Sc chopi-
Ii agitace, ably valecnou radn
We Wash.ingtonu pfesvedcily o|
steinem pravu zen iako muzu
ma jakemkoli zam6stnani.
Hlavne Sc to hnuti zajfma
pravnice slec. Rose Moriarity,
ktera jest asst. secretary od
Champion Stove Co.
Kondukterky kpnaly vcera
,veGer schnzI We Windemere kol
mach, kde by'y pronaseny do
|iemne reel. Mnohe Mich jsou
Ii
ruceny 50 starat rodiny. ilne
lnaji muze We valce, rodinach
ncmoce, tax ze Sc citf byt me-
rznany pro pcctivou praci, ien
proto, ze jsou zenskeho pohla-
vi. Slec. Moriarity We sve reci
pc ukazala, ze jejich zapas ne
nj pro tn praci, nybrz dokazat,
ze zeny maji stejne pravo ma
zamestnani jako mrzh, zvlaste
V nyneisf dobe, kdv Sc tou pra
Il proievuie vlastenecke CT
It6ni.
Schulz pTedsedala pf. Laura
Princeova, ktera ma dive ditky
muze ma fronte We Francii.
, Taiemnici byla zvolera pi. Ma
ry G. Grayova. Pm, vypracova-
nj rosoluce byl zvo'en desiti.
, Glenny vybor. Ma dnes vecer '
$50 hod. Jest svolana druha
, schnze do City hallu. do ktert
, jhudou pozvani Gelni muzove
i, zeny. aby tax vazne zalezito
! sti. sve nahledy pbdali.
Acitace We prosp1ch kondul
terek bude zanesena do vsecl
zenskych k'ubH.
Clenove obchodnt komory s
. vazn6 O tu zalezitost zaiimaii
Jeiich taiemnil Munson Ha
vens slibil predlozit otazku kol
Gukterek do schiize odboru pr
rraci ktera Sc kona prfsti ty
den.
We schGzi Windemere kol
mach byla velka navsteva a
rlnohp clenH cd unie konduk
terri bylo ptitomno. Kdyz by
vvzvani, aby sve nahledy pc
dali. zadny Sc k slovu nepr
hlasil.
y Taiemnik unie zamestnanc
= w. M. Rea prohlasii ze schGz
n kcndukterek no nezaiima, ie
a iich nedorozumeni tylo Sc spt
81 lecnosti ne h,nduktorky. c
pacne rozhodnutf delnicke v;
lecne rady byli bvchom pray
tax nadsen6 pf'ia'i.
President spolecnosti J. .
Stanley Sc vyjadril. ze zames
na kazdeho muze. ktery Sc
rraci prihlasi, vyirna nemo'
nych.
P. William Corners a Geore
T.. Radcliffe budou kondukte
kan napomocni. abv zamestn;
ri ma dale mohly podrzet.
--O-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
CESKOSl lOVENSKE'
ARMADE

Zamestnanci Plzenskeho pi-
vovaru odvedli 27tou sbirku We
prosuech Ceskslovenske arma-
DIV. Nasledujici prispeli: Jos.
Drah 81; z. Spinka ST; J.
Wais so: A. Dostal so; ]. Ur-
banec 25: J. Kopacka 25: FIR.
Hanzr 25; !. PreisIer 25; J.
Kotlin 25: R. Ludwik 25: F.
Sole 25; P. Sakat 25; j. HrbAc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
POHLEDNICI z FRANCIE.

Ma red. Sveta zaslal chvalne
znamy iednatel Fred Holub,
ktery dekuje "a zasilani caso-
pisu a raduje Sc z uspechu ia
ky uvitanfm profesora Masary
ka Cleveland docili!.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
6S SLOW.

Presidentu Wlilsonovi vzalo
10 pouhych 68 SLOW, aby odpo-
vedel Rakousku ma jeho poda-
renou mirovou notu.
Nam treba pouze 81 SLOW, a
bychom vylicili podivuhodne
lace, nabizene v prodeji plan,
samohracich plan 2 mluvicich
srrojd, ktery je nyni " plnem
proudu v nasich skladistich v
c. 1903 vych. 55. ul., nedaleko
Broadway.
|. Vykoupili jsme veliky OBJ
chod Schubert Piano Co., dole
w meste - a nabfzfme kazdy
rastroj "a nejnizsf cenu, "a
jakou byl kdy zaruceny nastroj
nabfdnut. :%
Navstivte mas, a. jiz koupf-
lie nebo ne. Ia hotove nebo ma
splatky.
MARESH PIANO CO.,
1908 vych. SIS. ul., roh Drake,
blize Broadway.
Otevreno az do 9 hodfn vecer.
The sun., 1918-08-18

stone used on the Commodore, much of
which was dressed In a stone yard in
Long Island City. II was found neces-
sary In some cases to pay premiums to
get both material and labor. but the
race for completion had become SO In
tense that these were readily paid. The
estimated cost. however. has been ex-
ceeded az result.
The difficulties which were fore
shadQwed in securing building materials
caused the promoters of the hotels, Z
NJ. Stailer and James p. A. O'Conor Al
the Pennsylvania and John Nee Bow
man and George Sweeney OF the Com
IhodCre. 10 make preparations far In
advance. Contracts for equipment were
made more than year before the origi-
raj date Of the opening of the hotels,
which have since been delayed more
thsn xix months The finished products
we're brought .Iere and stored or &C.
"e7tof from the manufacturers and
placed in warehouses, where they can be
easily obtained.
The Commodore interests have kept
two mills running to capacity In Bel
fast, Ireland, turning out linen which
has been brought here and stored. The
same applies to the supply OF linen for
the Pennsylvania, which has been on
hand more than year Carpets and
rugs were manufactured and brought
here long ago and are now being made
up TO meet the measurements of the
rooms. The whole process OF the build
ing Of the two hotels has been one Of
generalship; efforts to outguess the
probabilities Of a declaration of war.
and the managers seem to have won
the contest Energy and endeavor have
been worked up to their highest pitch In
the erection of the PENNSYLVANIA and
Commodore hotels.
The sun., 1918-08-18
UNCOMMON IN
Of COMMODORE JUST COMPLETED.

pew place. a plot 2s5x20S feet. The es-
timated cost of the completed building Is
in excess OF Sl5.00o.000. In this hotel
will be 1000 rooms. each with a bath {;
and a ball room and banquet hall. the
largest in the world. measuring 274xs0
feet. with ffty-six boxes. 1t will accom-
modate comfortably between 1000 and
1000 people. It is estimated that over
100000 meals will be served to more
than 100000 guests during the first
year. To accommodate these patrons the
Commodore interests have given the
greatest silverware contract ever
awarded. involving $4,000 pieces of ST.
yer at cost OF s256.oOo The size Of
The orders placed for china ware. linen.
beds, carpets and 80 forth. are commen-
surate with the size of the hotel.
While the public and real estate men
might be surprised by the greatness of
me two projects. they are undoub eddy
Interested In the building accomplish
nents. 1t will therefore be- Interesting
to note that In an effort to obtain some
Of the necessary building material un-
usual methods were pursued. For in
stance rivets were a necessity. 80 the
Fuller Company arranged to have
series OF packages. weighing 100 pounds.
sent by parcel post. This emergency
ceased when the last steel sirder was
placed IN the building a week or SO ago.
But there were other contingencies which
had 10 be met, and anticipation played
a great part in the ahility OF the con-
tractors to proceed With their work.
Steel which had been rolled and fabri-
Gated at the mills was held up by con-
gestion and embareoes between the ship
ping point and its destination. Wires
were kept humming in an effort to get
these necessary supplies. Quantities OF
material were located at various points
along the route. In some instances the
cars were sidetracked when the POSSIBLE
tiles OF getting them through were found
TO be nil and automobile trucks were
despatched TO the sidngs to bring THE
needed materials to the jobs. These
hauls were made as far as $50 miles
from New York. In other cases, where
1T was not possible to make deliveries
more direct. steel was transferred to
oarges and brought to North River piers,
whence 1t was carted to the hotel
Large quantities OF material now go
ing Into the structures were shipped be-
FORE the embargoes became effective and
labor was transported here TO dress II.
This Is particularly true OF the lime
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TO LIVE NEAR c. M, SCHWAB.
N. p. Bolich Takes Dwelling On
posite-Other House Rentals.

Inc Houghton Company has leased
for the estate OF Even Mcintyre the 40
foot five story American basement
dwelling at 3o3 West Seventy-fourth
street. opposite Charles NJ Schwabs
residence. to N. p. Bolich for Ave years
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
los East Thirtieth street. a four story
dwelling. for Mrs. Catherine C. Hall to
Mrs. Emma Francese for a term. and A
East Thirty-fifth street. a three story
and basement dwelling. for Mrs. Crania
Woodman to William b. Dinsmore for a
term
John ]. Kavanagh has leased for DR.
l.. keyes the dwelling at % East
Seventy-ffth street to DIR. Alfred Meyer
for term. and for DIR. =. G. Becker
the four story and basement dwelling at
lo5 East Eightieth street to Mrs. Ever
EFT Bowler
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Herschkowitz at 81 and SO West Thirty
first street: to the Loeser- Auslander
Company at 131 and 137 West Thirty
fifth street; to Jane Rosner at % West
Forty-hfth street: to George Jacobson
at IS and SO West Twenty-fifth street ;
to Samuel Gerst at and West Thirty
second street; to. the Monarch Dress
Company at IL and 10 East Twenty
sixth street, through TO 10 and IL East
Twenty-seventh street, and to the Crown
Underwear Company at IL West Thirty
first street.
Henry Hof has leased the store at COS
Second avenue to Jacob Mast; also store
at 553 Third avenue to Jacob Metsh.
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JERSEY HOUSE BUYERS.

Louis Schlesinger has sold TO NJ. ],
Connolly Of the American Car & Foundry
Company for the Kelly-Ackerson Com
pany the one family brick and frame
dwelling on plot 50x15O at 2S5 South
Burnett street, East Orange; also sold
for Mrs Mary O'Connor the one family
frame dwelling on plot 50xl0o at ia
Avenue f. corner Forty-ninth street
Bayonne. to Joseph F. Kelly.
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DEMAND FOR TRADE SPACE.
Many Firms Take New Quarters
Throughout the City.

NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
space TO Roth & Sachs at 1ls and 100
Fifth avenue 10 Max Kirschman at 1918
Broadway to the Pioneer Ladies' Gar
ment Company at 6 and s West Thirtv-
second treet: to the Kehillah Society
and the Federation OF Jewish Phtlan-
thropic Societies at ia and 116 Fifth
avenue: for tho Cruikshank Company
agents, at 2<& Fifth avenue. to the
When Stores Company; to Pincus q
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Henry w. j. Bucknell; at $50 Park ave
nue. to Mrs. Sidney Whelar at Wcs'
Fiftleth street to DR. w h. Coley: At
1913 East Seventy-ffth street to Mrs
Edward lngraham; at 81 West Fif',-
eighth street to John H. Middleton. and
at 1873 East Thirty-sixth street to Mr'
Willard Parker. Jr.
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100000 MoNTCLAIR SALE

F. NJ. Crawley & Bros. OF Montcla!r
have sold the residence on the south
side OF Porter place, west of Harrison
avenue. for Julia D. Keyler to u. NJ.
Culver, vice-president of the Niagara
Fire Insurance Company. The house,
which Is Of stucco and frame construc-
ton, contains eleven rooms and three
bath rooms. The property has 'front.'
age OF 80 feet on Porter place. II was
held at S2ObO0
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noKouGn or RlcmMo> >>r-

THE GREATEST HAl,UNlN
GEORGE. commanding p.rrtr'
Of flg whole hlrbnr. su..r..
within minutes vaA tf 'rTiF.
utcs Of Manhattan, o, Ter. t..T
running through :" rear -'i. 90 lS
Ii rooms, baths. = op"I '.r'rH .n-
Mood iuuts. furnace, gus, .''..f ,.H...
convenience. IN good uri'r. NbI,'f'
DAY Slt,OoU, SELL FbN Eiju"" '..
story No, 6o9a j. .ILRIl. ~ l''tN
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