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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MAY
LAUNCH N. w. FEDERATION
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
st. Paul, Feb. 1.-Christian En-
deavors Of Minnesota in connection
with the observance of the fortieth
anniversary of the founding of the
first society are, considering launch
ing northwest federation to aid
states which are at present without
field workers.
At present Iowa, Wisconsin and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
4 X X 4 x x < Xxx X x X X \ X X x
ECKLES X
4 I { 4 4 Z 4 4 Z: y 4 Z 4 4 L

y y y Y " - = = p = = n y
Marion Edwards of Park Rapids
returned to Gibney's for the winter.
lie was employed there two years
ago and attended school, He ex-
poets to attend school this winter.
Bertha and Albert Krause and Os-
car Stolquist had dinner and spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of
George Brennan.
Mr.. Hoppe, who is employed on
the West Wright farm was called
home Sunday on account of the ILL.,
ness Of his wife.
Mrs. George Brennan and chi}-
dren spent Sunday afternoon visit
ing Mrs. Seado and children.
John Huff moved new family
into the French logging camp.
The Olson brothers were hauling
logs for George fuller last week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
MISTAKES SISTER FOR
BURGLAR AND SHOOTS

Minneapolis, Jan. 81. 49, Frieda
Presha, twenty years, arrived home
at an early hour today and when her
brother saw her dark form in the
hallway he mistook her for burglar
A bullet Crushed her right: arm.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
TWENTIETH CENTURY
~ LIMITED
LIMITED
Now for the Encore

Now for the Encore
Both persons who read this ''col'
yum" in yesterdays issue have hint.
ed that it wasn't so bad as it might
have been, hence the encore.
): Il =
Alas! Dumb Waiter
give men barricaded themselves
in a room here today to draw up a
case," said a news dispatch recently.
In these days. of prohibition it is al
most necessary for even five men to
barricade themselves in a room to
''draw up case" especially if it's a
real case. The dispatch failed to re-
veal what was done with the case af-
ter it was drawn up. But then, what
good is case with nothing in it.
s T. IL
Why the Editor Left Home
(Sykesville> No., Herald)
In spite of the fact that. DR.. J. S.
Grimes operated on him for appen-
dicitis, John Besley is out again and
receiving the congratulations of his
many friends.
Outgo on Income
We now have TIE income tax sea-
son on our shoulders. It's the same
in all states. While we may not get
caught now, Lynch's hunters will
soon be on the trail of those who for
get to fill in the customary blank.
*
"Hurry! Hurry!
(Rocky Mountain, Denver, Review
A Missouri widow advertises that
she wishes to marry a man "who
doesn't drink liquor, doesn't swear,
doesn't smoke, doesn't gamble or lose
his temper. Say, Marian, the only
man we know Of in Denver is the
editor Of the Mirror land sometimes
we have our doubts about him. and
his address is 1924 Curtis street,
Suite "a. Hurry!
II tho editor didn't mean it, he is
still q Rocky Mountain editor, but if
he did mean it, mes Rocky Noun
tain goat
Flying Butter
A headline says Butterflies in
St. Paul as Snow Hits Califor-
MIA The snow must have hit ,
California rather hard to make
butter fly in S.. Paul. Some
splash!
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
X x x x X ~ kk<< tk<f X
x SPUR X
BY Charles Sughroe
. Westem Nswspsper Union.
4 4 4 + 4 4 + kkk 4 4 ~ 4 4

Mrs. VIM. Gerlinger spent the aft
ernoon and evening with the teach
ers at Spur school house on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT. Blakely went
to Bemidji Saturday, also Miss Mary
Norum, teacher at Spur.
The school board met at the school
house Saturday evening.
A good deal of wood is being haul
ed to the Spur and loaded on board
cars.
Miss Gertrude Carnegie's successor
in the postoffice has not yet been
appointed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01

Miss Laura Sherwood of Atteboro,
Mass, arrived in the city today and
is the guest of Mrs. Leila Sanborn
while in the city, Miss Sherwood is
On her way to Red, Lake where she
will be engaged by the Department Of
the Interior, at the Indian agency.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
Meet on Common Level.

There is one field in which the wise
man and the fool meet on a common
level. That is when they fall in love
and take their pens in hand.-Oregon
Journal.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Phone
674-J. 1t2-l
LADY WANTS WORK-Either \at
private place or hotel. Call Mrs:
Bale at jefferson Hotel. it'll
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
M A r K EFT S
Observation-Disclosures
HIDES
POTATOES

Chicago, Feb. 1.-Potato receipts,
"a cars. Market steady. Northern
whites, sacked, 81 to S1.1O, bulk,
s. to Sis.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01

Mrs. E. E. Kenfield and Miss Lucy
Dunnigan entertained four tables at
Bridge last evening at the Kentield
residence
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

e. E.. Kenfield is in Chicago on
business. He will return at the end
of the week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
Why the Editor Left Home
Outgo on Income

We now have TIE income tax sea-
son on our shoulders. It's the same
in all states. While we may not get
caught now, Lynch's hunters will
soon be on the trail Of those who for
get to fill in the customary blank.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01

Both persons who read this "col.
yum" in yesterdays issue have hint.
ed that it wasn't so bad as it might
have been, hence the encore.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-01
"Hurry! Hurry!
Flying Butter

A headline says Butterflies in
ST. Paul as Snow Hits Califor-
MIA The snow must have hit
California rather hard to make
butter fly in S.. Paul. Some
splash!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
usually there to save us from com

uittinis such atrocities.
Noth!nr ever iOokS nicer thai "a
hltC'; on a dark blue fruck. hut ,lin,
rs u poor consolation when We are
longing for ~ hit OF hrigh, color in
our. garments. II IS nice to Know
that Their" is Il practical way Of sat
iSfyiuE this desire,
IN" hest way is 10y a wreath of ar
tliicidl MOVERS which may be made
az home from scraps "f silk and "a
hit nt Int wire. nh" wire may h..
omitted III preferred 40 color Ia too
fright for these flowers. In fact. tho
hrit nt"r the color tho more beautiful
VIII 10" h flowers.
lh.S" How"rs may b" used to trim
ne Mouse OF a LiaCI evening frock.
the neck AMI slcoves OF an afternoon
GreSS. or a velour hat.
Ihc ros"s are Very easy "a make.
SIhlpIy double" the smali pieces OF
StuI with h raw edges turned in
ward :" that there VIII b" no seams
or edges showing. Then gather th.s..
SINAI. pieces. which represent TIN.
petals Of "A flower. on Il thread. IL
- quit" caFy To arrange them into
Ia" form OF Il h~iif-op.ucd rose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
A SPRING THREESOME

one nec- not hc a golf enthusiast
10 appreciate the beauty OF tho par
ocular spring thrc"sumc shown
above. The rocks illustrate three
distinctly" designs and all arc smart,
II your matc'ia! is crcrc de chine
or linen. then choose the design on
tn" left with It's finely plcat"d side
panels.
Cant you see his mado IF paio
green cropc d" chine: Win a hlousc
about the neck. the bottom ~ tho
bl0usc and ihc cuffs should DO made
cf white h~aiIstc.
neigc coIorcd linen viii also bc
very effective for this DESIGN Thc
entire frcck may lee mad" OF the
same material or the blouse may Lc
made OF 4 figured silk crop..
rouvcr. bingham. silk roplin or
this model.
ly French in appearance, nut VOL
within the home dressmakcr'e powers
Of accomplishment. II * especially
well adapted for nctwccn-scason
This design VIII look wcll carried
out in dark blue duyctync. Make III.
tiny frlll which trims tho front Of
the Same material. y girG!. OF two
toned ribbon. blue and black. viii b..
very effective With ;his costume.
tFaE crrpc hc chine bound with
turquoise, blue SILK braid VIII make
n very charming as we'll as a very
popular color scheme
serge. linen. DEc SILK puDlir.
Jersey cloth. canton crepe and Cling
ham may also be used for this model.
The Lutte frock at the right vii.
look best made or linen. How would
you Ike 20 uac pale lavender l!n.u
AMI bind il with green Pale yellow
or dnll blue linen bound with white
are two more charming possibilities.
Gray creme de chino with trim
ming bands Of green. blue or coral
rnakc Other Cumming COLOR schemes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
BELIEVE NEW CURE FOR
DREAD MALADY Is FOUND
Harvard Professor Of H~ioph,>irs say,
Powerful N-isn.S Have
AiirNi"tiNc Effect.

Cambridge. MASS. Fch. l3.-pls-
~S"Ncri'S intdr tN William Duane. pro-
icSsOr OF U~iophysicS, hay. mnI. il,
possible. according to Harvard phyai-
ciSts. 10 Scrur" %-r;,yS of more p.rc-
ti'ttinE uuaiitE than h&y" cr"r h.for.
peen "htain"I in This country. and
thcsc new rays are HON 10 b. used
ior IN" first time in America Iur III,
itilcE idt!pu oI cancer.
Will" a. IS "mphatiClIly stated hv
Professor Duane that neither %-rays
nor r'idiiu h"uld hc considered
permanent cure for an Kinds or can
r"r,'. II has Ions been known ;hat
.tdium has u m.rknd alternative, ~.
i""t upon thus diS-ISc. and tn. liar
'hrd rhySicistS have reason - he
'eNc thdi tn" effects al tho new
hlrhly penetrating N-ruys Will b.
equally beneficial. 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
BAFFLED BY
HlCCOUGH EPIDEMIC
i!ur"2c'S Newest Mnindy Has Cam
plctciy N!siiiicii I%Iritnins Hest
s'hystcinns.

LONDON. Feb. i2.-Europ"'s new
ast rnalady the "~hlcrough" epidemic.
las completely bulr.! Brit!eh physi-
clans. After sporadic outbreaks Oh
-" continent. II has at last cached
..WE'and. and there az" more rhan q
lo@cn cases in london hospitals. one
ieatn j. recorded. Several Dth"r suf-
tfrerS ar" ~ d serious condition.
The complaint nA. been most ,rcv-
i.cut II l'trts, where. In ono tna,aucr.
lasted six days, The trmrrratur" OF
"a" pat.cnt rising to Toe degrees.
"rcnch cNp'rt opinion connects the
uIlady WITH ~cnC"phHlItiS. "a view
which is accepted with reserve in
England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
LENT FAILS TO HALT
WASHINGTON DINNERS
Various Official Affairs Are Sclic,l-
'llcd for This Week al the
Cnnitnl.
.tiiy Umited I'rcss.l

WASiiINGTON. Feb. i3-wlth The
I."ntyu season calling % hiit a. many
social ACTIVITIES. WASHINGTON suc!cty's
great objective uow j. tile child wei
iar" hall scheduled for TIA" cyeuiug Of
March :.
Hoxcs for this event. which really
SupplJntS thc abandoned inaugural
BAN. are placed at S2po each. Inc
muu"v to =" FOR care OF unfortunate
Dniiircn In the District or Columbia.
III" hail viii Il" unique I'm thlt There
IS =" list OF distinguished r-at~onSsscs.
Through the generosity OF many pur-
chHS"rs. a number OF boxes have been
reSnid. thereby lnuhliH: fh. money
Mrs. Thomas X. Marshau. wiz. Of
IN" Nicc-pr.SIdcnt. IH chairman ~ he
box committee. l. in "a compliment 10
her that such CNtrene int.res, is
bail. as this event Will mark her fare
we'll from WASHINGTON social lif..
because the social calendar al the
Secretars OF Stat" ~nA Interrupted by
ard Mrs. Colby VIII give ono nf tho
% important dinner parties II IN"
season Friday evening. wher :noy
entertain in homo" Of tile amhav sador
TueHiay evening the ColDyS wili he
h principal guests at a dinner to
he given by Assistant Secretary OF
state and Mrs. Van :. M~c-lo-Srnith.
dOlDh coyle. MaJur-'icnerul John A.
~l-cLcun". comma ndant OF the marine
rnrps. ana Captain I.cmu.l G.. Shrn-
nerd, aid I" tho general win 10 among
ihuse to attend tn" vnIgutina r,li
February -. at the marin. barracks.
Miss Marguerite S'insor. aViatriX. is
- member of the Young wpiuan's COM
'%nittcc. having charE" Of arrange
mcnts for this affair. ON" Of tho largest
social functions Of tn" year I'm marine
circles. The ball viii be given for
the benefit OF IN" world war veterans
and Observation-Disclosures work.
.Diplomast abroad hut accredited to
Washington, are hurrEluE back Ia he
th"ir governments AT tn" iu%ssguarl Of
ircsidcnt-E Elect Harding. ltrlv will
lac represented by It's new amhags1-
dor, and tho british ambassador viii
b" back bcfor" March g.. Quite a
.nrr" family party $ "Xpectcd 10 ar
Elect ana Mr3. Harding ana tho Vice
i'rc~Sidcnt-cl"ct aud Mrs. ruolil.c ar"
also expected 10 have visitors in their
suite.
Cabinet officers and their families
VIII entertain in a s"ricS of rarcw"ll
dinners and lunchcnus during the
remaining few weeks before the In
au@ural period Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. pauio,s win have as
their guests at dinner Tuesday even
ing the Senator" and REPRESENTATIVES.
in Congress- from North Carolina. ON
= reception 20 All TIN mounbcrr Of
The North Carolina Society residing
in Washington.
Tho Secretary of War and Mrs
Rakcr viii entertain at dinner Feb
ruary Il. IN honor OF the chief Of
stan. General Tcytun =. March
Though parting hoSpj,aliti.e f"r and
by the Cahinc, families are still in
rrogrcSs. the Tursdpy dinner or IN.
takers viii %" one cf the larGcs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
ONE YOUTH OBEYS
SUMMONS OF COURT
IL Produces Ducfur', Certificates
IL" Vas nnbir ~
tDp Any NprL,-

.tSpcclsl 10 Th, Times pisuatch1
'NN WILLIE, IA. Feb. i3-k.Torts
70 break up vGErancy. Initiated hy
thc local authorities. did not make
inuch h"tdwuy this afternoon.
i'hicS ISSUED against fifteen young
men hcinS summoned ia court 10
show why bond should not H., rivou
resulted IN one. Farley HALL. appear
inE; II" showed "a DOCTORS certificate
;'hd u city license TO make dice" No
not 10 Ice a charge ou the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
WEDDINGS

WINCHESTER. VA. Feb. Ia
SariS have been received here an
.nouuCinE tl- marriage OF MISS
Blanche AI.laid" I.!v"rs. GrO,tots.
Va, TO Asher Ayers Washington. -.
6, which took place February S.
Cathedral. ui.iciating IN Baltimore.
They VIII live in Washington.
LYNCH Il q. VA, Feb. 10
George Robinson and Miss Diuah
l'uichcr. both OF I~.ynchbUrS, We're
married Thursday afternoon at Court
street Methodist Church by Rev. ir.
: 7. ScUt"r After q trip to Jack
sonyi!lc. they VILE reside here.
L~GNCiBtEG. VA. Feb. l3.-VVai-
tor y. l.. Anderson. of ltcuscns. and
Miss l.clar Marion Johnson. Of Lynch
iurE. were married Thursday after
noon at the Residence Of Rev, W >.
it"yalI, who oiIiciatc,l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Tanker Arrested for rhcft.

Ml.Ail'liiS, ", rem. I".-N l."
Iiuntlcy. Jr.. former vice-prcsid"nt OF
{, local bank. arrested last week on a
charge OF receiving stolen property
IN connection with the sale OF $l3j. GOO
of Liberty bonds. alleged by the police
to be part Of Il lot of SIGG. 900 stolen
in the hold-up Of a brokers mes
scnGcr In brooklyn last November.
was given a preliminary hearing in
Police Court today. Iuntley entered
a plea of mot guilty" He was held
to await the action of the grand jury
Under n bond Of $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
nu.incss Mnmcn To Meet.

Their" Will he an important called
meeting Of The business and rr"ccs-
iona! WomaU's Club tomorrow might;
At : o'clock in Tho auditorium OF thr
Young Wumcn's Christian Assoc!a-
lion. Maitcts viii hct discussed
which Viii hav" 4 decided effect on
he future life OF the organization,
md it is necessary that all members
attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Gununn Slain II, pucl.

WILLIAMSON, u. Va. Feb. ID
one gunman was killed in a battle to-
night with four State policemen near
Thackcr station. Mingo County. 1t
was reported here. The policemen
were said to have been OF patrol
duty wncn they were fired upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
THE EVENING MODE THINK
WELL OF SPANGLES

The dance frock par excellence is
ono that is made OF apangl.d not.
rms material catches and holds in
its folds ~" very spirit ot youthful
Eayciy: No one could help but Lc
say while wearing u frock of such
dazzling n~rilliancy. III. d|.hutantc
and tn. old"r woman will loOk .uuul-
~ well In e dress Of this type.
Old rose net spanGlcd with crystal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
cnn., s.nrrh Private Garage.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. FNt. l3.-Thc
entry without permission. express or
implied. into a private garage. with
warrant. IN Il mission ~ search
ma seizure. by prohibition agents Of
The United states, is unlawful. under
I. decision handcd down in the United
states District Court here today. by
Judge John W. Peek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
wuME.N's MEETINGS..

The S;on-waM Jackson CHAPTER. l.. II. g.
wilI nee, T,nes!aS morning ~ 4 "'e!ocn
Doc CONNECTED at THIS t.Iu- ton the chap
'"r.s George Washington Party. which
The regular meeting a.. -. Johns cir
clio 81 Kings Daughters N!I Toe nclt TINS
afternoon a. 5;j' o'clock at the residence
90: Mr.. william :. burrows. ::io East
trace Street. UpDriaat business In re
gard 20 the spring Icst!va! S!U be trans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
pics After breaking Week.

l-oNGE:ACIl. CAL. Feb. iS-Iul-
ian T.. Kelly. aged Is. II student. VINO
broke his necl, In a div. ever "A iump-
!nE-bar On tn" campus az tho local
high school yesterday. died today.
the body Will br taken to Hyde i'arN.
BOSTON. for burial. The family for.
mcrly lived in i;oSton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

OF TIM season. The next two weeks
VIII mark the close of all these.
events Aitor tn" child w.lIsr" bail
On March I and the end Of Lent. Wash
.iS'nn VAL settle into its ncw stride.
"a" social stampede OF Il new admin
.stratiuh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
TOUCH OF BRIGHT COLOR

There is a great deal of the aavagc
left in most Of us. We all have the
at ms time or another 10 ar
ourselves in scarlet or scream
cock blu. even ITO we may not in
lulge that desire. a saving sens.
Of the fitness OF things and Il knowI-
of the contents Of oar purses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Wis, L.nnmis tn wcd senator.

~ TWINTTShT SorVTCc.T
JACKSON. MICH. Feb. l3.-The en-
5~arcU"ui nf Mss Naucttc II. LOOMS
O. Cuited states Senator Charles T..
townsend. was annuunccd tonight by
Mrs. Ernest LoUmlS. mother Of the
h;ld--to-b". The wedding will take
place at the LOOMS home her" soon
after March 4. according to the an
a~ounCCucut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Prominent Sim Eeiner Arrested.

DUBLIN, Feb. l3.-DcSinoni Fit2-
Sim FEN minister of propa-
sanda. was arrested here tonight. His
is considered as probably tho
most important since Arthur Griffith.
founder of the Sim Fem, was taken
custody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

heads makes the frock in the picture.
There is a @u:mp" Of plain not with
It narrow cdgiug Of beads. which ma,
be removed at wiii. Thus tho wcnrci
may have a low dccull"tarc for ~"
formal party. and q smart little crock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Approaching Marriage.

Mr.. ..nu Mr.,. john q. Thomas an
HuuUc. tnc approaching nl,rrItGs VI
them ~dhUEnt"f, Mavgar.t I.thUI. 10
r.umund = carter. il. tnc "cddiuS
10 take pace on rcUruary -. y
IuinDcr o, uu.,!rs have Dv"n planned
!n honor of the Dr!uc during tH.s
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Physician and Clergyman
Buy at Jackson Heights
Among the Many Purchasers of
Suites at the Attractive
Home Colony

Three comparatively owned apart
ments at Jackson Heights have been re-
sold for the owners by the greensboro
Corporation.
Henry B. Donohue purchased the
apartment at 1852 Twenty-ffth Street,
formerly owned by Waiter r. Klee; DR..
j. D. Ryan purchased the apartment at
IL Twenty third Street, formerly owned
by Fl. r. Burners. DIR. Ryan's brother,
DR.. William v. Ryan, has long been q
resident Of jackson Heights. A. A.
Smith purchased the apartment at 1913
Twenty-ffth Street, formerly owned by
Miss Helen Grady.
C. w. Embry, Of this city, purchased
an apartment at ia Twenty-frst Street
Mr.. Embry, who has large interests in
the chemical industry in Europe, is
owner of large chemical plant in New
Jersey.
The Rev. Joseph A. Davis has pur-
chased an apartment at 106 Twenty
third Street Mr.. Davis is general sec
rotary of the Inland South American
Missionary Union, an institution found
ed by John Hay in 1902.
j. c. Wilde, Of this city, also pur-
chased an apartment at las Twenty
third Street, jackson Heights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Old Dispensary
Property on23d
|Street~Is Sold
Institute for Crippled and
Disabled Men Buys Build.
ing at I'd Ave. Corner;
Sale in Franklin Street

The. Brett & Goode Company haa
sold.for Max Kat 10 this institute, f5 &,
Crippled ana Disabled Men the 'bu,1sf.
Ing formerly owned. snd oectiuipissd I, ~ 81,
the Demils Dfspshsary atssehe north
west corner Of Twentytthirds strsst and
Second Avenue. twas purchased by
Mr.. Katz last April and It, was his ins
tentlon to alter it. for business, The
Institute is now located in the old
Packard School site at the northeast
corner of Fourth Avenue and Twenty
third Street, which was leased last
week to Louis B. Brodsky and Samuel
Augenblick. The Institute is to take
Immediate possession OF the Second
Avenue corner. ~
The linen firm of Ross Brothers, nIc.
with quarters in the .five-story store
and loft building, 25.6xl006, at sl12
Franklin Street, has bought tho tiSbp-
erty at that address from Blanche IS.
Boardman. -:
The S. X. Bakery and Lunch Com
pany sold to Becker 81 Co. 344 Sixth
Avenue, four-story store building
27.2x95. y -
The Asaleo Realty Corporation sold
to Mendel Presbcrger 32o-322 Pearl
Street, five-story store building, 43.5x
97.4xirregular.
Joseph j., Baker sold. 223 East
Eighty-third Street, a three-story sta
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

For Buildings
Planned I'm July
Figures Greatly Exceed
Those Same Month Last
Near, Although Structures
Are Fewer in Number

The report for. building operations
during the month of July as given out
by Superintendent Rudolph p. Miller
Of the Manhattan Bureau of Buildings
shows. that plans were filed for fifty
three new buildings costing total Of
81 1878 1875, as against s141, costing a
total of $6,269, 800 the same month last
year, thus showing loss Of eighty
hight in number of buildings, but q
gain of Sill ,609;O25 in moneys involved.
(; The report further shows that plans
were filed for four dwellings costing q
total of $4,000. as against one costing
$4,000 the same month last year; six
tenement houses, costing s2.5b5, 600. as
against one costing $2,500,000 the same
month last year; six Office buildings,
costing .$13,50o,0O as against nine
costing total of S2,1900O0 last year;
five manufacturing and work shops,
costing $716,20O, as against one last
year costing $4,000; one church, cost
ing 100000; one municipal building,
costing $4,000; two places of amuse-
ment, costing $4,000, as against five
last year, costing SAT- 600; nine stables
and garages, costing $4,000, as
against 115, costing S367,100.
There were no plans filed for school
houses or hospitals during the month.