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New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Property To Be Improved
on Madison Avenue Block
To Be Turned Over to
a Holding Company
To Issue Building Bonds
s2.OOO.OOO To Be Sold to
Provide Fund for Large
Structure for the Site

An agreement providing for the
ssle by the Fifth Church of Christ
SCIENTIST to the Madison Offices, Inc,
~ The entire block front on the west
s,de Of Madison Avenue, from Forty
.s;rd 70 Forty fourth Street, and the
sanstruction thereon of q modern Of
scs building, wherein the church is to
lave ninety year lease of appro-
rr;ate and commodious quarters, at 81
year, was yesterday approved by
sunreme Court Justice Samuel Green
baum.
The agreement, which came before
The court for consideration in connec
ZION with all application for the ap
rroys of the proposed sale, was filed
IN behalf of Hudson C. Burr, Of 124
West 1880 Street, chairman of the
hoard of trustees of the church. and
o:hers.
block TO the Madison Offices, Inc, un-
der contract with that corporation and
the ". J. Taylor Co.. for S1.136,365,
100000 to be paid in cash and the bal
srce by short-term mortgage. 1t sets
forth that the proposition to sell was
approved by the church members at q
meeting held in Aeolian Hall, that
within one year the members are to
purchase, or to bring about the pur-
cnase. of s2.0O0,O0O in bonds, secured
bv the corporations mortgage on the
property. thus providing funds with
which TO assure the completion Of the
proposed office building. which will be
erected at cost of S3,500,000.
The property to be conveyed IS not
re. owned by the Fifth Church of
Christ, Scientist. but its purchase is
contracted for on January ?, 1920.
The church will take title to the plot,
l.5 BY 100 feet inches in dimensions,
at the southwest corner OF Madison
Avenue and Forty fourth Street. on
January .. 1920. 1t will acquire the
northwest corner OF Fortythird Street
and Madison Avenue for S4O0, 900
$4,000 of which has already been
uaid while the remainder will be
paid on December 90, four days before
the passage OF title. Two other parcels
will be taken to complete the purchase
Of the block front.
The Madison Corporation, Inc. will,
il is understood, be virtually holding
corporation for the Fifth Church. OF
outstanding indebtedness of the church
s562 250 will be liquidated by the
acceptance Of mortgage bonds by
creditors. All indebtedness remaining
will be paid off with proceeds from the
sale of the property.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27

Pease & Gilman have sold for the
Sava Realty Company, represented by
hantrowitz & Esberg, attorneys, the
two six-story elevator apartment
houses at $40 and $50 West 144th
Street, each on plot s7.6x1O0, located
zoo feet east of Broadway. The prep
erty was held at $450 900 and returns
the annual rental of about $4,000 The
new owner is an investor
Duke Parts With Sarsfeld
The Durham Realty Company, rep
resented by Benjamin N. Duke, has
sold Sarsfield. ten-story apartment, at
the southwest corner of Broadway and
l43d Street. The new owner is the
Broadway and Thirtieth Street Cor
poratlon. representing clients of Lou. S
3. Brodsky, attorney, which has re-
Gently made number of important
purchases, Including the eleven story
Martin Building at Broadway, Thirty
first Street and Sixth Avenue.
The Sarstield stands on plot 100x
l25 and contains accommodations for
eighty-e eight families and five stores.
Horace S. Ely & Co. v'nre the brokers
in the deal. Mr. Dus company ac-
CURED the house six ye.. 20 from the
McMorrow Engineering Construc-
tion Company, which put -. the struc-
ture.
Physician Invests in House
D. NJ. Gallo has sold for Herman
Strucke to DR.. G. Tomasulo 7l2 West
End Avenue, iive-stoty Hat; for the
Frontenao Realty Company to the
Celso Realty Company the two five
story houses 1l9 and 121 West 1O4th
Street and the two hve-story tene-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Woman Seeking Sleep
Takes Death Potion
Hotel Guest Found Dead After
Veronai Dose: Suicide,
Saws Doctor

I've got TO do something to get some
sleep!" exclaimed Miss Mary Casewell
Blackburn, q guest at the Hotel Com
modore, on Christmas Eve. Shortly
afterward she took heavy dose OF
veronal, and early yesterday she died.
Dr.. Benjamin Schwartz, deputy med
ical examiner, reported yesterday that
the case was suicide. Mrs. Victor
Rydstrom. friend and business asso-
ciate of Miss Blackburn, is convinced
that her death was accidental.
DR.. Schwartz bases his suicide theory
on the fact that Miss Blackburn s
father died on December 5. and also on
the following note found in a handbag
belonging to the dead woman:
In case of death | leave all posses
sions TO Mrs. Victor Rydstrom. per-
sonal and business. l ask that all my
assets be collected, pay my bills, and I
wish to be cremated, and my ashes
turned over to Mrs. Rydstrom."
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Building in 5th Avenue
Leased for S75O,OOO

Thomas ]. O'Reilly has leased for
'ne Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
the hve-story business building at 2Os
Fifth Avenue, extending through to
ll2S Broadway on plot 30x112, for q
term of twenty-one years at an aggre-
gate sum Of S750000 The tenant is
the 160 East Thirty-fourth Street
company, Benjamin Menschel. presi-
dent. who purposes to suitcase the
building separately as store and show
rooms or in its entirety
For many years the old building on
tns site was occupied by Theodore B.
Starr & Sons. jewellers, before their
removal up Fifth Avenue. and it ulti-
mateiy passed into the hands of the
Em'grant Bank through foreclosure.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Insurance Concerns Get
Large Downtown Space
Rent Several Floors in the
Woodbridge Building, at John
and William Streets

Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased to the Aetna Life Insurance
Company, the Aetna Casualty and
Surety Company and the Automobile
Insurance Company Of Hartford, for
the Phelps Stokes estate, in the Wood
bridge Building, st John and William
streets, for twenty-one years, five
floors, containing about 5000 square
feet OF space and all Of the ground floor
space along the John Street portion of
the building, including premises now
occupied by the Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Company. the Maiden Lane
branch of the Metropolitan Bank, the
Norwich Union Insurance Agency and
Howie & Cain, Inc. c. II. Remington,
vice president, and John S. Turn. resi-
dent secretary. represented the Aetna
Life and affiliated companies in the
negotiations, which have been in prog
ress for nearly eighteen months. and
Stewart & Shearer were attorneys tol
the Stokes interests
The leasing companies now occupy
scattered space in the Woodbridge
Building, the Wyllys Building, at 90
William Street, and several other
buildings in the neighborhood Upon
securing possession of its new prem
ises, improvements are contemplated
with view OF making these new Of
fees up to date and adequately equip
ped for their progressive business re
quirements in New York
Pease & Elliman have leased for the
Cortlandt Street Hardware Company
space in a Cortlandt Street TO the
Malayan Trading Company, of New
Rochelle; also to John j. Morgan and
J. H. McIver & Co.. of Savannah, Ga;
to the Guaranty Trust Company, the
a term Of years; the fifth floor at
er, Hough & Stagg; leased at 19e
Broadway Offices to the MarcOni In
ternatioual Communication Ltd; fol
the Broadway-J Ohm Street Corporation
1000 square feet in POS Broadway t.
George W. Wills & Sons, Ltd; sixth
floor TO the Central Stamping Com
pany and the front half Of the fifth
floor TO Alfred Benscher & Co;
Offices at $50 Nassau Street 10 the
Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Com
pany; the third floor st 10 Cortland'
Street to H. L. Vaudeville, of l2(
Broadway; first loft at 3l2 Broadwa!
for the O. B. Potter Properties tt
Casper Rikkers and Ferdinand Hos
selet, formerly at "a Stone Street
and for Robins's Restaur rant an office a
SIS Broad Street TO A. D. Meaney
Co.
Charles F. Noyes Company ha
leased for Countess Josephine de
Drago the four lofts at All Broadwa.
to Jacob H. Cohen; the ground 400
of 2S White Street to John McCan1
& Co., and at 6S7O Grand Stree
the second floor to Samuel Brooks
the third floor to Harry Zaifert
! Isidor Malina, the fourth floor t
Philip Goldstein, and the lfth foo
to Solomon, Schwart & Joseph.
Bastine & Co. have rented space a
1l2 East Nineteenth Street to Row
Peterson & Co.; the second floor q
1247 Lexington Avenue to David Co.'s
son; the second floor at ll2 East Nine
teenth Street to the Kelly Rate
Company and space at 1f2 East Nine
teenth Street to H. Wasserman and
Seeman.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

CANAL ST. 1913, sw 5, 25x76: , m. Nov
2s Jos TunlI to Byranl Realty Corpn.
W 3&th st; duo Jan !, 1928; 4 "a per
cent: atty. l. T & T Co, 100 Bway Sl5,0
I'D ST. s. 100 Avenue A, 2o.o11oo;
M Dao ! Sarah Wilmer 10 .Iosephins
Regnault eStrx, 1882 Grand Concourse,
Bronx. yrs at per cent; atty. T G
ELEvENTH Av. 5sl-ss W 3. sos 44th
81. ooxleo; p IN; Dec 10; Edgar Mus
due Jan l, 1927, 6 per cent; prior mtg
18TH ST. ! L, n 8, 25xl2o sx26x1l43' nov
s. F. Sullivan Co to Ethel + Sullivan
II E 2sd st; due Dec is, 1919; per
cent, atty, NJ C Buchdahl. 366 Broad =
,aTH ST. 8 5. l?s:2 to nvey. s5xiosxirres;
Dec II: David SoBchtm 10 Ida Kan
lneren. 81 E 66th st; due Dec Is. 1924
per cent; attys. corses, McP & Cot;
THIRD Az. 144s S. 2o2x7o; p m; Dec
Pa F Rocktaschsl to Emma V Connor
1881 Park av, due and int bond; pr
mtg $ls,2o0; atty, Jos II Farss. Al
s.sr ST. 244 E. s, isxloo.5 Dec IL: s:'GS X
Lawrence Smith to N Title & Mort
gage Co, 1875 Bway due Dec "a. 1872;
MApIsoN AZ. " slth st. 100 oliSfos'g KIOSK
xlO3.sSsl.l; Az st John. 0 c Fox ST,
S5s,9 % oct dd ~ Mna.se Ida Esrmsn & TO Ida
bond, per cent; atty. Max Monfried,
ESQ Bway ...-.......... ..A....... s13.5o0
nth ST, g. 1858 I'd av, 33 4xIo2a;
p m Dec "a; Jos jacobson TO Chas A
Finch, at Bronxville, n Y. exrs, etc:
yrs 5is c; atty Theall b. AS
Wall st. 49,, x $4,000
Caroline Harmed to Eastern District
Saw Bank OF Brooklyn. 1924 Gates av,
'-~ Nav i927' STA p c. atty c l.
IolsT Sr. 3 ), so lst av. 5ox1Oo.il p IN
Dec pa Stick Realty Co to Land Estates.
l35 Bway. due Sept !, 1921; p c; pr
ls5 M Bway.... Ns.. 81 500 500
12lST ST, - AIS Sd av, e0xloo.1O
m: Dec IS; Harry Ariowsky to the
nian nd Cliircia Ell aociatu Of. tia
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Bronx
Arizona Gets Plate To-day
Service Worth $4,000 Is
States Gift to Dreadnought

The $4,000 copper and silver service,
the gift Of the State of Arizona to the
superdreadnought Arizona, will be be-
slowed as a Christmas present at the
New York Navy y=-d to-day. Origi-
nally the plate, which is made from
metal mined in Arizona. was to have
been presented in October, 1917, when
the big ship went into commission.
The war prevented the ceremony
Four blue jackets from the Arizona
stood guard over the service at the
Waldorf fAstoria yesterday. The dele
cation that will present the service
will be headed by L. ". Mix, and Will
include United States Senator Henry F.
Ashhurst and Mrs Ashhurst, Lieuten-
ant Commander Paul NJ. Rates and sew
eral former Arizonians now residents
here
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Hunger Strike Called Off
Irish Prisoners Said to Have
Won Concessions

DUBLIN, Dec. 26.-Sixteen hunger
strikers in the Mount Joy prison have
the Lord Mayor, who visited them
Thursday and found them in good
health. The Lord Mayor said the pris-
oners had received certain concessions.
The nature of these he did not divulge
A Dublic dispatch Of November %
said official notice had been given that
day that no more prisoners would be
liberated, corditionally or uncondition-
ally, for hunger striking, and that such
strikers themselves must be RESPONSE
Bile for the consequences of their acts.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27

1852 Forest Avenue, on plot 23.50x100;
and for Otis & Otis q two-family brick
dwlling at S27 Freeman Street, on
plot 2350X100.
J. J. Lucker & Co. have sold for Sill
verstein & SarotIck to Isidore Gordon
a three-famly dwelling at 1865 Grant
Avenue, on plot 25x10O; also for Rob-
ert Lauckhardt to Joseph Lippman a
two-family frame dwelling at 1893 I'm
ion Avenue. on plot 1Sx110; and for
Henrietta Hartung to Joseph Holm
ger the three front dwellings and rear
house at 1902, 1904 and 1906 Fulton
Avenue, on plot 54x177.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Operators Get Buildings
In Greenwich Village
Purchase Realty at the Corner
of West 4ih and West
llth Street

Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum
have purchased from the Roberts
Land Company, Christopher Reynolds
president, the five three story buildings
at the southwest corner of West
Fourth and West Eleventh strets
The property has frontage OF So
feet on West Fourth Street and rs feet
on West Eleventh Street, containing
$500 square feet G. Reynold Gibbons
vas the broker in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
French Cabinet Votes to Turn
Clocks Ahead TO Save Fuel

PARIS, Dec. 2s.-The Cabinet met
to-day and approved the bill providing
for the turning ahead of the clocks one
hour he"irninc February /. as a fuel
conservation measure
Louis kiotz. the Minister Of Finance.
met with the Cabinet and presented
questions relating to the financial situ
alton which it was decided, would be
discussed further at meeting next
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Paper Has $4,000 Fire

WINSTED. Conn. Dec. 26.-Fire
caused $4,000 damage this evening in
the plant OF the Citizen Printing Com
pany here. The company publishes
"The Evening Citizen" and two weekly
papers. The former will be published
tomorrow in abbreviated form. The
fire IS thought to have started in the
neWSboys, room
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
5000. 900 Lebaudv Bond Filed

Charles B. samuels and Ernest S.
Sufern, recently appointed admin
strators Of the estate of jacques Le-
baudy, have fled bond for $4,000 .0oo
IN the Surrogate's Court of Nassau
County. It was filed through the NJ.
tional Surety Company and is said :,
be one OF the largest ever given IN the
administration OF an estate,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

PERRY ST. s3; Mason Mfg Co Ct Bayard
Brown ct al; Dec 16, 1919. s65. 50
JANE ST. ss and 90: Centre Iron Works
agt estate of Edw w Z Arnold ct a
April "a. 1919. .................. sa92
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

HOUSTON ST. 7s W: Tratel we.tzman ast
Selg Weitzlnan (partition) atty. j Ze-
lenko.
ton st. 4as; SOth St 52s. 52s. sal 5S3
w 3lst st, 50l w 10Th av. 363 and $50
10th av. 3sl: 22d st. 500 and oo2 w 10th
av 4e9; 10th av. Al: 59th st, 500 w
59th st, Gil W. and West End av. ! y
income Corp ast Blake Daniels Co.
Inc foreclosure Of ssignuent OF rents) :
atty, O Sanborn.
Bronx
LOT 4Si. Sec .. map OF Bronx View Park.
24th Ward Charles p Hailock. as ex.
agt Fenci Picard et al foreclosure OF
nortgagel atty. G 7 Hallock
BID Az. s. se.s It Of 174th 81 look
ZOO julius siegbert ct al, as trustee agt
Zarland Realty Co e. a. foreclosure Of
nortgage); attys, Gleason, Vogel &.
Proskauer.
WELLNAN Av. 8. s7s It w OF Mayfower
av, 100xlc5 Arthur r Willie agr Mary
Scully foreclosure Of rnortgaxe5: attys.
Mapes & Raynor.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

STORY and basement loft building Eighth
ave below 18th 81. Size 2eXa0O Elevator
vna ,oao tenant proposition Possession Feb lst
IVY Easy terms reasonable price. Further
fa'"oliafs Dlross Co. l5J West 18th st.
INTENSIFIED APARTMENTS 10 LET
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27

Bronx
BEAUMONT Av. 3 500 is3d ct. 24.Ax
100: Katherine Schultze TO Henry
Meyer Front st and Park av, Scotch
Plains. n j; mtg $500; May g. 1918:
atty, Lawyers Co. l6o Bway .... 81
SAME property; Hy Meyer to Hen~
rietta Lang. 3s3s Beaumont av: mtg
New-York tribune., 1919-12-27

CANAL ST. 1885, $, 25x7o. m. Nov
2s: Jos Tunll to Byrarl Realty Corpn.
W 3&th st; duo Jan I, 1925; "a per
cent: atty. Il & T Co, 100 Bway $500
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-02

Ethel Lynch and Winnie Perry left
Wednesday for Crosby. Mimi, for a
visit.
Bernard and Gerald Luck returned
Thursday from a weeks visit at Iron
Mountain.
Elmer Soderberg and John CASH
dy left last Friday for the Sout In
stitute at Menominee.
Don't miss hearing the Chicago
Light Opera Co, City Hall, Monday
afternoon and evening.
Miss Ina Nelson leaves today for
Detroit after spending a two weeks
vacation at her home here.
Mrs. Geo. Jolliffe and children ar
rived home last Thursday after spend
ing a month at lower Michigan.
Miss Gertrude Moline will leave to-
morrow for Chicago TO resume her
duties at st. Luke's hospital
f. l.. Beard of Missouri. who as
been operating for the past week at
the Western Union, left Tuesday for
Iron Mountain.
On Sunday next. Aug will be one
mass only at Guardian Angels church
lat Crystal Falls, at O'Clock. High
mass will be at Alpha at 10 o'clock.
Miss Clara Dawson arrived home on
Sunday from Chicago where she has
been teaching school to spend the
summer vacation with her mother.
Mrs. John Dawson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-02
perso,,als

Miss Ina Lammi has accepted a
position at Ruwitch's store.
Joe Gremore of Alpha. spent Fri
day as business visitor here.
William Clements arrived home on
Sunday having been discharged from
service.
Mrs. John Citizen attended the funer-
al OF an uncle at Marinette the first OF
the week.
Miss Nina Reynolds Of Tacoma
Wash. is visiting at the home OF her
brother, w. ]. Reynolds.
Mrs. Raymond McArdall of st. Paul
Mimi, is visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Richard WEIGH,
Miss Jennie Paulson arrived home
Tuesday from Chicago to spend six
weeks vacation at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank vanderpool and
son Sidney motored 10 Elmwood on
Thursday to visit Frank, Jrs OF that
place.
Mrs. De Sethney and children and
Miss Helen Farser left Thursday for
Menominee where they will make
their home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-02

"Jim" Floods vulcanizins machine
arrived yesterday and he expects to Be
doing business very soon, probably
the middle OF the week.
DIR. A. M. Darling and family return
ed on Thursday from their automo-
bile trip 10 the Dells OF the wiscon-
sin river. They report having had a
very enjoyable trip.
The X G. X. girls met AZ the home
~ Miss Leona Bowden Thursday Of
last week where they were entertain
ed with a weiner roast Thursday OF
this week they met at the nome or
Miss Marion Citizen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-02

DIR. McBurney and Attorney A. r,
Dixon were Crystal Falls visitors dur
ing the week.
Miss Harriet Jackson left for Iron
River Friday to visit with relatives
and friends.
Fill Homler of Hancock, visited
with Mrs. William Eldred last week.
returning home Thursday
Ole NJ. Olson landed In New York
from France on July 20. according 10
a message received from his mother,
Mrs Martin Olson Of this city.
"She's devil In her own home
town" BE sure and see Mabel Nor
mand in ~Peck's Bad Girl" Majestic
theater. Alpha, Sunday. Aug. 3, SIP. m,
The many friends Of vaino oster-
berg will be glad to learn that he Is
considerably better. Mr.. 0sterberg
has heen kept away from the store
for several months on account of mis-
health. but expects 10 be back soon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-02

Oliver carlstrom arrived home Sat
urday after being released from SER
vice.
Charles Aliprandini spent a few
days this week visiting friends at
Iron Mountain.
Mrs Irving Tufts and Mrs. William
Eldred motored to Milwaukee Mon
day OF this week
Mrs. Frank p Lee arrived here
Tuesday from Detroit TO visit with her
parents at the Odgers location.
Clarence Picord and Arvld Ander-
son arrived home Tuesday from
Menominee for visit OF two weeks
Mrs Elmer Erickson left this week
10 Join her husband at Common
wealth where they sIil make their
home,
Mrs. Ben Dustin ana Mrs. Herbert
Stacy spent the first of the week at
Marlnette where they went to attend
the funeral Of their uncle at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nemacheck
drove through here last Saturday on
their way from their home at Bes-
semer to Gladstone where they visit
ed over Sunday.
Mrs Thos. G. Brooks and daughter.
Doris, are in Crystal Falls visiting
Mrs. Brooks mother, Mrs. Thomas
Wills and family. Mr. Brooks Is ex-
pected here next week
The next street dance scheduled for
Wednesday. August 9Th, Will be post
poned to the following week on ac-
count OF the Piremens Tournament at
Iron River, and the public dance at
the city hall
The local Homestead Brotherhood
of American Woman received checks
this week payable to the benehciaries
of August Widstrand and Louis
MeisIer both OF whom carried a $1,000
policy in the order.
Clarence Dwyer and p H. Martin
have been retained as counsel by Cor
oner Mcdonald of Dickinson who has
started suit for $4,000 damages
against the Iron Mountain lodge of
Sons Of st. George.
w. h. Davy, chief correspondent OF
the Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men. will be a guest of the Crystal
Falls Homestead No. 1872 OF this
cry Wednesday. August 6. A special
meeting will be held in the lodge
rooms
Crystal Falls movie fans are advis-
ed that Mabel Normand, the favorite
who played in Mickey" and who
pleased so many will appear at the
Majestic theater at Alpha tomorrow
evening The Majestic people are
getting only the best OF pictures and
are giving the people their moneys
worth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-02

Bernard and Gerald Luck are spend
ing the week az Iron Mountain.
Rose AliprandinI spent the past
week visiting friends at Norway
Miss jeanette Parent spent the week
end visiting with relatives at Iron
Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Morell are the
proud parents Of baby girl, horn on
Wednesday
Miss Christina Jensen Of Menominee
Is visiting at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Knnd Nelson,
Miss Lillian Lindstrom spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Marquette visit
ing her sister. Ehba.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. conant spent the
first of the week visiting at Menomi-
nee and Appleton.
Don't miss hearing the Chicago
Light Opera CO., City Hall, Monday
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Norwood
of Amasa. spent the week end at
the home Of Mrs. V. Bowden.
Chester Bowden and Wilfred Char
ron arrived home Monday, having
been discharged from service.
Miss Agnes Stohl returned Monday
after spending weeks vacation at
Iron Mountain and Iron River.
Buy your fresh fruit for Sunday at
the Crystal Falls Fruit Store Nor
man Levine, Prop. Telephone 1913.
Frank Scadden, head OF the Shrin-
ers of the upper peninsula accompani-
ed the Arab Patrol to Munising last
Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Dabb and children OF
Iron Mountain spent the first of the
week visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Pollard
MIR. and Mrs. Miller and family OF
Negaunee motored here Thursday
and spent the day at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Koob.
Mrs. August Johnson OF Baraboo,
Wisconsin, visited the past three
weeks the home of Olaf Levine re-
turning TO her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson and Mr.
and Mrs Nelson OF Ironwood motored
here Wednesday and spent the day at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hurja
Otto Hoeffer and son Lionel return
ed from Washington during the week
He went to the west with the inten-
ton of staying, but changed his mind
Mr.. f. Carroll of Detroit, represen-
tative Of the state government war
board and Red Cross work, was in
Crystal Falls last Tuesday evening on
a business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ross, Lieuen-
ant George Strachan. Mr.. and Mrs. S
T.. Ross and son David, were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs ID. M. Ross at their
summer cottage at Chicagoan lake last
week.
Henry LaFave left last Sunday for
Crystal Falls, where he will be en-
ployed. AS soon as suitable residence
quarters can be secured. Mrs. LaFave
will leave for Crystal Falls.-Ne-
gaunee Herald.
o. t. Olson il the possessor OF a
fine team of gray horses purchased in
Chicago last week. Mr.. Olson got
bargain on the team which had been
in brewery service until the dry law
became effective
There has been a change OF pro-
gram at the creamery during the
week, and Ben Robson is not coming
to Crystal Falls. Instead butter
maker named Oates from Daggett will
have charge OF affairs at the factory.
W. c. Eldred has tough time of Il
on his last trip from Milwaukee with
cars. He started out with two cars.
and when a short distance out OF Mil
waukee he had collision which put
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-02

WANTED Two girls to take up
nursing Darling Hospital.