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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23
UZNANf JED. CES. DAM.
Ceskoslovensky Cerveny kriz
dGkuje Ustrednimu vyboru j.
c. D. IA Stedre Diary pro trpici
lid v Ceskoslovensku.

Tajemnice 1stfednlho vybo-
I'll Jednoty Ceskych Dam, pi.
Anna Stolfova, obdrzela V tech
to dnech dopisy z uradovny Ce
akos s,ovenskeho Cerveneho XII
re V Praze, nimiz jest projevo-
van naSim damam vdek a uzna
III "a slechetnou praci, kterou
konaly We prospech sirotkd V
ceskoslovenske republice. Do
pisy jou tohoto zn6ni:
Draha krajanko!
X Vasim rukam jako tajem-
nici Ustredniho vyboru Jedno-
ty Ceskych Dam Chicagu do
volujeme 81 zaslati svuj nej-
vd6Cn6jSi dix "a Diary, ktere
zaslaly jste nam lodi lasky. OBJ
drzeli jsme pres 1000 novych
saticek pro divky cd Sd let a
8 tucta americkych clapeckych
kalhotek. Mimo to obdrzeli
jsme ma potravinach 200 spe-
ku, 200 sadla, 800 zelen6 ka-
Wy, 1000 bic mouky, 1000 zit-
ne mouky, 200 ovsa, 800 rye,
200 krupiGky, 1870 Caje, 8 be-
den star mleka, II beden Pet
mleka, 8 beden Eagle mleka, 6
beden Bohemian mydla, A bed
ny Cal. mydla. a bedny Superb
or mydla, 2 bedny sladke coko-
lady, 100 pepre, 100 noveho ko
Teni, 100 zazvoru. Mimo to OBJ
drzeli jSme dodateGn6 ma treti
lodi lasky So tuctG SateCkG a
vSechny potraviny zaslan6 Jed
notou Geskych dam. VSechny
Zasilky spravne doSly a nyni
rozdeluieme je mezi ty, kteri
dneSnimi pova ,eGnymi pom6ry
nejvice trpi. Radost obdarova-!
nych bude jiste velika Vas
muze hrati "a mofem v6domi, |
re pomohly jste tolika nest asst
nym zenam, starcGm, vojinum
iinym potrebnym.
Plate Sc, iestli jeste n6co
mGzeme od Vas potfebovati. |
Dojima mas myslenka, re ma
dale chcete nam pomahati
praci Ceskoslovenskeho Cerve-
neho Krize podporovati. My
potrebujemo ieSt6 mnoho. Po-
merry naSi republice Sc liz ST.
ce mnohem zlepSily, ale pres to
Sc nam dosud nepodarilo pro-
m6niti Ceskoslovenskou repu-
bliku We stat, kde bychom byli
VSichni St'astni. Name tn invali
dy vojiny nemocnG, vdovy a
sirotky po padlych hrdinech,
neduzive starce, Zas able deti
q cele rodiny zamorene soucho
THANH. Ty vsechny Jest treba
na7ytiti, oSatiti. zabezpetiti a
Vyleciti. Potrebujeme tedy ma
dale potravin. Sastva, prada a
lekn. Jen tax doufame, re Wy
konavame sve obtizne poslani. |
Prosime Vas tedy o dalSi pod
poru ma nasem die lidske lasky
k bliznimu. Ceskoslovensky
Cerveny Kriz viii Sc do naSe-
no narodniho zivota a vSichni
trpici vzhlizeji k nemu iakoI
ke svemu utociSti. kde sc Jim
vadv dostane touzene pomoci.
Nuze, Zustante nami a podpo
ruite naSi cinnost We prospech
trpicich. HIedejte i nadale vSe-
chny cestv k tomu. abyste nam
pomabali. Neumdlevejte We
SVEN die.
S neivreleisimi pozdravy a
vzpomlnkami
DR.. Masarykova, pTedsedkyn6.
PREDNASKA COKOI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23
SBlRkA MA FOND
MASARYKUV
k ucteni pamatly ieho 7Oti-
letych narozenin.
V administered "Sveta" sIo-
zeno:

Jan Chlup. 3431 +. 1902, $500
NeimenovanF 500
F Kozak, 1905 Svoboda, 200
F. VanGura. G7OS Classen, 100
p. HoraGek. 87O2 Folsom, 200
A. Pesout, 3447 f. rs, 200
J. Horkv. 2845 f. 1913. 800
T. Camnula. Bedford, O. 200
Y. MIX. 1924 Dennison 200
T. a M. Jilek! $500 f. 1O3. 200
20. lnora vykazano 269.15
90 IN Qa.a la VI Il cOQ0 1 &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

%. unora je V ad. t. !. S292.15
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Recognition brought Nearer.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July 20
Recognition 0f the new Mexican gov.
ernment by the United States. IN the
opinion of Mexican observers here.
has been brought nearer by Fran.
cisco Villas surrender.
Villas status. as far as The United
States Ia concerned, however. is not
greatly changed. Ne Is under indict.
ment charged with the killing Of
soldiers and civilians al Columbus,
n. NJ. IN 1910, and the placing Of
himself under the laws Of his Oun
country may mean his exlraditI0n
win be asked by the United States. 5
IN such contingency the Mexican
government might be- afforded fresh
emharrasanent. A mere effect Of
his surredder, the general immedi.
ate view here is. that it removes
from the military and political siip
aiion the most menacine feature for
years. With Villa peaceful. Il Is bo.
Iiryed the prospects for restoration
Of order are much better.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Bert Ray Making
Bad Man Reputation

FLAGSTAFF Aria. Iuly se-of.
ilccrs have found onc-Berl Ray hard
10 handle. Ray was arrested at
wlnslow as a fugitive from Justice
IN New Mexico. When Constable
I'D Gardner went 10 feed Hay one
noon Ray knocked HIM unconscious
and took his gun, star and money.
thinking he hsd killed the constable
Hay lefl a note foriother officers,
locked Gardner In a cell. left the
Jail. licked the main door, boarded
a freight train aud left town. He
was rearrested IN Needles, CAL by
federal officers hut there wus trOu.
Bile IN that too. Ray made a grab
for an officers gun and the latter
reported he had 10 hrcak Rays arm
before he could overpOwer him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Commute PanIes,rIrken.

The knights OF Pyihias committee
appointed 10 procure properties for
ionights stunt al the X. 2. bali were
Al their wits end when notified by
Secretary Mckemy that not one set
Of whiskers of desired style could
be found in the entire village of Co.
lumbus. And whiskers 0f the antique
order occupy a prominent place IN
the ceremonies OF the Royal Order
OF Ancient Eggs
One committee man. extremely
puzzled. dug twice IN his scalp with
stubby finger and was immediate
~ wallOped IN the face with an In.
splraliOn. Ne jumped into the air.
vibraied his heels together and ex,
claimed:
"Just turn Jack Breen loose on
this proposition. and he'll deliver
the goods Jack Immediately was
assigned 10 the task. and IN less than
IS minutes The wlriskers were Sc.
cured. II was an easy matter for
this experienced official Ne simply
walked into Evans garage, slipped
up on the blind side Of ils watchfuI
proprietor, A. y. Evans, and deflly
extracted from thn front cushion OF
wabbly fllvyer about q bushel OF
eurled hair.
The Royal Order Of Ancient Eggs
are now positive they can go ahead
with their performance without a
hitch.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
AIM SELLER Is the
ONE TO RE PROSECUTED

PHOENIX. Ariz, July 20.-flcre.
after the whole load OF violating the
prohibition law will not have 10 be-
borne by the seller. The buyer may
be prosecuted also, according Ia
W. @. Webb, state prohibition dircc.
tor. lie said purchasers would be
prosecuted on charges Of entering
into conspiracy TO violate the pro
visions of the prohibition act One
arrest on such a charge already has
been made.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Bridge Party.

Mrs. :. n. Blair entertained al her
home Wednesday afternoon a com.
nany Of ladies al auction bridge. Al
the conclusion Of the games Il was
decided Mrs. Harsh and Mrs. Mason
had highest scores and they were
the winners of the prizes. Tho
guest were ttsn invited 10 the
spacious dining room which was
beautifully decorated with Ia
France rose buds and ferns. The
table was ornamented with candles
and handpainlcd china. Favors har.
monized with the scheme Of dccora.
lions and consisted Of pink rose.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

fHE United States Civil Service
Commission announces an exami-
nation for railway mail clerks on
August n, % fiji vacancies IN the
railway mail service throughout
the United States, at the entrance
salary Of si6O0 year. The exam.
inalion will be given al Albuquer-
qiie. East Las Vegas. Las Cruces,
Ration. Roswell, Santa Fe. Tucum-
earl. n. NJ. and 10 principal Texas
cities. including n Paso. In west
Texas the examination points are
Abilene, Amarillo. Del Rio, Maria
and San Angelo.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

mer's home In honor Of Mrs. Howard
Alley, who u visiting her mother
and who Is we'll known here. Deli.
cious punch and a salad course were
served. The guests were Mcsdamcs
John Moore. n. Elliott, Frederick.
son. J. Mccullough. Jones, W. T..
Moody. Waiter Sproal, Hihnor. Ste.
vens, Burkhead. William King. Geo.
Farrar, rylor Peach. Barton. Rrix
ley J. Thomas. A. Evans. J. Y. Cox
q. J. Weld. Leo Thomas and Miss
Floy Moore.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

THE United states Civil Service
Commission announces that me.
chanic, noneducation, examination
will be held on August i3, i9eO,
for the purpose VI filling a Va.
eancy IN the position OF mechanic
IN the Salvage service at COlum.
bus. n. NJ Application blanks and
further information may be OBJ
tanned from the local secretary,
Board Of Civil Service Examiners,
AT the Columbus, n NJ, pOst0ffice-
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Would Co with a whoop.

oil well companies are good
enough. hut what u the matter with
a water company fortified with op.
lions on land and then peddle the
water rights. Here Is n chance for
some cnlerprising reliable promoter.
Think ID overt
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
McCuriy 10 Join wife.

W. n. McCurdy and four children
leave Columbus tomorrow overland
for Mesa and Phoenix, Arizona.
where he will join his wife, who
with Mr., and Mrs. Whcmhoener Of
Dcming has been touring the Cali.
fOrnia coast cities.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Off for Dcnlnu.

shorty Franklin. held for The
Blair home robbery. was taken 10
Deming last night His hail was
placed at s2500. and while shorty
has property In Columbus, Il h a
question whether he will be able 10
raise the amount necessary.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
MardouuaII 10 Camp Granl.

Librarian MGcdougall OF Camp
Furlong leaves tonight on one Of
those popular jaunis 10 Camp Grant.
Rockford. Illinois. He will attend a
meeting of librarians from all over
the country and will meet a number
of old cronies there, o. quite mum.
her from the 2iih have preceded
him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Investment Co. MeetIna.

Friday night al $50 O'Clock there
will be a meeting OF the stockhold.
ers of the Columbus Investment
Company at the Community House.
A permanent organization will be
effected. bylaws willbe ratified and
officers elected. Every siockholder
should be- there.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
srwlna lIachInes RrpaIrrd.

W. n. Griffith, an expert sewing
machine repaircr, will be- at tho
Hoover hotel for the next few days.
n your sewing machine needs aiien.
ton send him word and he will call
and examine u free Of charge. ADV.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Polls Oprn uniII G.

n you live in West Heights add.
tion or Military Heights and haven't
voted yet. get a move ON you and
hike 10 Richmond chapel and vote
yes on the proposition 10 annex the
suburbs TO Columbus.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Z. 5. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA.
TlONS-The United States Civil
Service Commission announces
the examination named below, 10
be- held al an early date. Applioa.
ti0n blanks and further informa.
ton may be obtained from the 10.
cal secretary. Board Of Civil Sery.
ice Examiners, at the Post0ffice In
this city: First grade, or clerical,
S75 10 si00 a mouth. vacancies IN
The position OF clerk IN various
offices In the Quartermasier sery.
Ice at Columbus. n. N.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

buds. The guests were Mosdames
Harsh. Mason. White, Macdonald
Jones. Ellls, Dooley. Kirk. Kline. Ma
loney. Campbell, Williams, McKemy,
Franklin and Kilgore.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Two Tables of bridge.

Miss cornelia n. Otis entertained
Two tables al bridge Monday eve
ming. Those present were: Miss
burton. Captain and Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. II. W. Alley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Riggs.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Hotel Arrivals

Hotel Clark-Judge r. +. Hamilton
and o. l.. Tinkclpaueh. Dcming;
lialph Swat, W. y. Bull, r. T.. Jack.
sou. ~ paso, L. II. pcasc. o. OK.
stead. lachila.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

LOST-Between Columbus and
Dcming, tire rack and rim, size
Bxtls. Notify ID. L. Peters. Dem.
ing the road mani, or leave ut
Columbus Bottling Works for re-.
ward.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
VILLA GIVES Up; SANS
MENlCO WANTS PEACE
Continued from Page 1, Column -

hard TO believe that he means to
cease his depredations against the
government and The people Of Chi
huahua Tor all Time.
The Mexican government prob
ably will be willing 10 grant him
amnesty for the welfare of the pco-
pie aud their property. for villa as
private citizen would be far less
dangerous than Villa as a bandit.
"But " he Is given land and nj.
lowed io remain In peace IN Mexico,
how long could he survive the out
ragged feelings Of people he has
wronged2 He has committed So
many brutal murders and other
atrocious crimes against the people
OF Chihuahua that Il does not seem
possible the friends or relatives Of
those he has killed or ruined would
b. satisfied without revenge.
"If the Mexican government
agrees 10 protect Villa. Il no doubt
will keep H. word. as there Is a
sentiment In the present government
10 deal gently with its enemies.
"But how long could the govern.
meni protect Villa against the wrath
of a private individual who seeks
Justice for the death ~ a brother or
friend murdered by him?
The courts Of Mexico could not
ignore a charge OF this Kind. aud
when the charge Is made Villa will
have 10 face trial as surely a. any
other Criminal would be made 10
answer.
~if Villa Is granted amnesty by
the government in spite Of his mis-.
deeds. he certainly will have To
leave Mexico. for the outraged peo.
pie would never leave him in
peace"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
SMALL TALK


A number Of Columbus people are
filing 90 lands adjacent 70 The Arle.
sian well spouler.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

Mrs. O'Neal johnson, who was yes.
lcriay held 10 the grand jury Tor
concealing stolen property, secured
the 500 bonds necessary and was
released.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

Miss Cornclia y. Otis leaves for
her other home at Dundee, n. y To-
morrow and this fall will leave fur
Florida where she will spend The
winter.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

jewel, ~ size, open faced
gold watch between 1906 and
ii:iS. IN the garage OF the C0lum.
bus Motor Company. Return 10
garage and receive reward. H. II.
liuebncf.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

or course you won't foracl he
X. ?. dance tonight. Tel yonr
friends This Il not an ordinary
dance. because there are "slunis."
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

J. S. CIV. SEW. COM. ann.
that a plumber nonedueational ex.
animation will be held on August
i3, 1890 for The purpose OF filling
a vacancy IN the position OF
plumber IN the utilities service al
Columbus, n. N.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL ShLE---i will make very
low price on lots. blocks " acre.
axe 20 realize some cash; also
snail oak office desk and chair
sor sale. SO. J. A. nrewiit.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

Tho Daily Courier 8 on sale every
6uiuhlbus Thsaisr Lobby Cigar
6ianf.
7e1ias News slsna
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
Ladies' Aid Meets

Mesdames n. Y. YorbFough and
Clarence hodgers delightfully."- enter.
tanned the Ladies Aid Wednesday
afternoon from 3 10 D 81 The for.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

Corporal spcir Of the gath Infan.
try. stationed ai Columbus. n. NJ. is
visiting at the y. G. Smith home
Bonaparte uowal Record.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

EAGLE PASS. Texas. July %, =
Francisco villa bandit idol of the
Mexican peon and for years a
menace Ia governments Of his roun.
try throughout northern Mexico Is
cntrained with his mon for Torrcon
10 take the first steps toward his
entrance once more 10 private Mexi.
can citizenship a consequence of his
negotiations with the DE Ia Huerla
government. concluded ai Sahinas
Thursday.
Advices from Sahinas told also the
terms under which Villa agteed. In
The words 0f General Euecnio Mar.
linex, commander Of the Torreon
military zono. io submission to the
DE Ia Huerta government IN recog-
milton Of rs stability and his desire
10 retire 10 private life and abide by
the laws Of the government"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

Crepe paper at Daily Courier Of
fire.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

General Martinez, communicating
10 Emiliano Tamcs, Mexican consul
ai Eagle Pass. termed Villas accept
ance as "an act Of patriotism" He
has wired that railrod traffic in the
Sabinas district Is being resumed
aud that he has given orders for the
running of all trains ON schedule.
Details Of the Negotiations with
Villa say that the conference for
surrender. conducted Tor the de Ia
lluerta government by General Mar.
iinez, lasted all night ending at ~
o'clock "Wednesday morning.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29

Under the terms. advices state.
Is to be- allowed a years army pay
Tor his officers, and be permitted
10 go with them Ia Torreon under
personal escort where this condi.
ton will be effected. The band mum.
bers about 1900. Il l. said. At Tor.
reon the men are 10 be mustered
out" of Villas service and each al.
lolied tract of land Villa, too. Il
Is said. has been given financial
guarantees.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS

FOUND Army officers blouse. Call
aud identity same at postoffice;
ask for Mr.. Prugel.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
eolored structure has been known a,
the Columbia Trust Building.
Natanson Judge of Realty

Max Natanson, who has earned tbs
reputation of being one Of the shrews1
est men in the real estate field to-dau
purchased the property several monks
agoSand announced to the satisfact;or
of all that he would not remove tSa
building but would add ten stories 70
1T, carrying through the new stories
the feeling which Mr.. White had nnt
IN the lower building. Mckim, Mead
q White, Mr.. Whites firm. were en-
ployed to design the upper floors.
When the original building wa,
erected it encroached on city properly
Several years ago the marble steps wsr.
removed and, though the big pillars
were four feet outside the line. the
city consented to permit them to re-
nam for time. The encroachment
has been rectified by MIR. Natanson
Four feet has been cut off each col.
umn and when the scaffoldnp will h.
removed from the front of the buildin,.
the pi lars will conform to the hn;l5'
ing line. N"''1-
Under the agreement made At ~.
time of the sale the trust COMPANY re'
mains in possession of its ban.;n,.
quarters under lease for ten vsars
with the privilege of ten years mors
should the institution want TO rema;r
The upper floors of the building sre
renting. rapidly and by February il is
the opinion of the Brown Wheelocl
company agent for the building. thai
1he STRUCTURE VIII be completely ten,
ahted. rive dollars and more a sqdare
1907 are the prices for space there
Eight hundred feet of office room, va
rented last week at 81 a sonara fon. ~'
and 1t is expected that three floors ~
the building will be taken nv on. -
the largest corporations in the conn+rr
for executive Offices in the next f.v,
days. N' IL"
The stores have been retained hv Oh.
old tenants, even though rentals hsve
been increased on this space 100 mar
cent. SeA
Great Business Location
Located between two Of the great
railroad terminals of the country tho
pennsylvania at Seventh Avenue and
Ihlrty fourth Street and the Grand
Central and the New York. New Haven
Hartford at Forty-second Street The
bulidlng VIII always appeal strong Y to
business concerns. Every sub-surfacs
line also has a station on Tnirty-fourth
Street, which too is feature which
does not escape the business man look
ing for premises
The phoncgraph company was ar
ranging to take the building from Mr..
Mr.. Natanson, but because of the re-
strictlons placed on outside ADVERTISING
display on the avenue, it took space in
another bui ding in order TO benefit
from night advertising.
The Fifth Avenue Association f;gures
show that about 200 600 persons pass
he Natanson corner between s O'clock
n the morninx and o'clock in the
evening, and during the same period
23,O0O vehicles pass the property.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

respective of laws, and tenants, on
their own volition, viii offer Increase d
rentals in order to obtain the choicest
apartments
Change Necessary to Help Building
There are remedies for the afore-
mentioned evils. If the courts hold
the laws constitutional the next Legis-
iature shou pass constructive laws
which will protect tenants from un-
scrupulous landlords and at the same
time be fair and just in order to en-
courage builders to eject new houses
and investors to purchase apartment
houses.
In the mean time, in fact at once,
means should be devised to relieve
the conGested condition in some of the
municipal courts which are now over
bLrdened. In such &C urts that control
an exceedingly large area, such as the
It.. District Court, such districts
should be Immediately Y subdividcd and
provided with more courrooms and
Judges.
1t is evident to I'll interested in real
estate that the present laws have
caused a chaotic condition in real es-
tat, have hindered the building Of
new apartment houses, have caused
tt courts to be ovcrburdcned and will
cause real housing shortinc and scri-
Gus cordition unless immedatc steps
are taken for their repeal, and such
laws substituted as will encourage
building and not discourage it.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Handsome Structure at Thirty fourth
Street, One of City's Most Valuable
Properties, Brought to Final State
by Max n. Natans ON. Tells Notable
Story Of New hanced Realty

State of frality has been reached
in the physical development OF the
northwest corner OF Fifth Avenue and
Thirty fourth Street. the Columbia
Trust corner. perhaps one of the most
widely known of New Works land
marks. in the building which Max
Natanson is completing on the top of
the original four-story structure. This
means that greater physical develop
ment of that corner cannot be attained,
and unless the principles o. construc-
ton are radically changed the marble
front building which is now in the
course OF constr ction VIII remain for
the admiration OF many generations.
AS matters stand to-day and will
stand for a long time the building
which Mr.. Natanson viii complete the
later part of January will mark the
highest degree in proportion, archi-
tectural character and construction
The building measures un to the height
limit set bv Father Kn;ckerbocker for
that corner, and in appearance viii
come un 70 Stan FORD Whites ideals
had ne manned the addition now being
made. II was he who planned the basic
structure, that is, the fourstory
marble front building which the Bar
ney-SEa don syndicate erected on tho
corner for the Knickerbocker Trust
(Om 01ny DaCk III lSOl ana lJVN, iC-
placing the cid A. T. Stewart mansion.
Had Little valne in 1925
It is worthy Of record in view of
rentals and property values in the sec
tion to-day. that the structure nov
under construction on the top Of Stan
ford Whites architectural gem. cover
land that less than a century ago had
little or no value. 1t was part of the
great common lands of the city. T.
was part OF the moorland Of New Yo /
which reached from about Madiso
Square north to the Harlem line whicl
ran dagonally across the city fror
about Sevcnty-second Street 70 Manhai
tan Street. Albany Post Road hedgcd
It on the West and the Middle Road t.
Boston on the east. Governor Dongar
conveyed the property to the city in
1856.
First Private Ownership
1t was close to two hundred years
after the Dongan charter conveyed the
property that the realty now the site
of the Columbia Trust Building, the
Waldorf Astoria, Altman's and many
other important structures in that sec
ton, came into the hands of a private
owner. John Thomson seems to have
been the first private owner of this
Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street
property.
The Mayor. Aldermen and common