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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

"Any hen can be made to la,
twice daily" says an eggspert. Reat
this threat to your hens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

"Swiss have two women judges
news item. We have a few million
who think they are women judges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Wrinkled Meat, Chippewa Indian,
who died the other day, was married
for 100 years. Wrink. they say, was
a great fighter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

"Jazz Is Going" reads a popular
headline. To make it true add On"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Boston's largest taxpayer is dead
Can you blame him?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

II these wireless telephones keel
on, a mans wife can talk to him nc
matter where he goes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

~TOM SIMS

According to Dawes, the standing
army is too much running expense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Any man can do as he pleases if
he pleases rs he does.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

A stick-up man has been stuck u
for twenty years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

A man has about 200 bones; but
pulls more than that.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

In answer to "Who o the peac,
conference? 81 we would say Hotels
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Birds keep coming from the south
but spring won't be- here until the
wind does that.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Rich man who adopted six chill
dren was putting on heirs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Kentucky senate is fighting over
the Darwinian theory. More monkey
business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Convict forgers who defrauded
Sing Sing out of $14,518 took their
pen in hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

According to Dawes, the standing
army is too much running expense.
"Jazz Is Going" reads a popular
headline. To make it true d On"
Lots of jokes cracked have
wrinkles.
"Any hen can be made to lay
twice daily" says an eggspert. Read
this threat to your hens.
Boston's largest taxpayer is dead.
Can you blame him?
II these wireless telephones keep
on, a mans wife a talk to him no
matter where he goes.
A stick-up man has been stuck up
for twenty years.
Gold cash" doesn't come from
coal cash.; but that's where it
goes.
Turned up noses get into things.
A man has about 200 bones; but
pulls more than that.
Wrinkled Meat, Chippewa Indian,
who died the other day, was married
for 100 years. Wrink. they say, vas
a great fighter.
"Swiss have two women judges
| news item. We have a few million
who think they are women judges.
In answer to "Who won the peace
conference? 2" we would say Hotels"
Rich man who adopted six chill
dren was putting on heirs.
Birds keep coming from the south
but spring won't be- here until the
wind does that.
About twenty is the stone age:
bigger the stone the better she likes
it..
Convict forgers who defrauded
Sing Sing out Of $14,51S took Their
pen in hand.
The man who flies to pieces has tc
collect himself.
Kentucky senate is fighting over
the Darwinian theory. More monkey
business.
Any man can 10 Is he pleases il
he pleases as he does.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

"Cold cash" doesn't come from
coal cash.; but that's where it
goes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

About twenty is the stone age:
bigger the stone the better she likes
it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Lots Of jokes cracked have
wrinkles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

The man who flies to pieces has to
collect himself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Turned up noses get into things
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
Director of War
Finance Resigns


Announcement OF the retiFemsn,
OF A. w. Mclean. director Of the
War Finance corporation. was re-
ssiysd by Fred Thomas. chairman
OF the Nebraska corporation cont
mitles, in letter from Mclean yes
teFday.
Il believe that the work OF the
corporation in providing credits ior
agriculture and livestock has not only
supplied a great need. but has
demonstrated the necessity for a
permanent method OF providing such
credits Tor longer periods" says Di.
rector Mclean, II expect TO devote
good deal OF my time IN the iu.
iure 10 an effort 10 improve these
facilities and hope TO keep in touch
with you.
i believe that you have performed
a distinct public service in the work
OF the agency. a service tina, YOU
will be proud OF in future years"
concludes Director Mclean. whose
resignation takes effect May
Mclean was managing director OF
the corporation during the absence
OF Eugene Meyer. jr., from Wash
ingion.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
Miscellaneous.

+, MEN WANTED p.
on hard surface road
work. Must buy truck,
paying part cash. Bal
.ance easily paid from
earnings. Steel gravity
dump bodies furnished
free for this work. I'm
mediate action neces-
sary. Also several open
ings on. gravel hauling
on primary highways.
Practically a permanent
job. Will take your
used car or light truck
in part payment. Give
phone number when pos
sible in order that you
may be reached without
delay. Address Box
X-68, Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
Police Seeking for Two
Missing Persons i'm Omaha

Omaha police began a search yes
ierday Tor the Rev. J. S. Potts. New
Alexandria, Pa. who disappeared
from his home May 8. and is bcliev-
cd TO have come TO Omaha.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wilkins, Seattle. has
asked Omaha police TO search for
her son, Earl, IS. who came TO
Omaha five years ago and has not
been heard from since.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
Union Pacific Track Force
Is AUGMENTED for SImn,e,

The Union Pacific railroad yes
terday began putting on its usual
summer augmented force of track
men. General Manager Jeffers said
that between 1000 and 5000 track
laborers will be added TO the force
OF that road in Nebraska within the
next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16

$50 per iinet count 9 words to line) day
!ee per line per day. 5 consecutive days.
iic per line per day. 80 consecutive days
No ads taken for less than . total Of 35c
These rates apply either to the Daily or
Sunday Bee All Advertisements appear
IN both morning and evening daily papers
for the ons charge
CONTRACT RATES ON
APPLICATION. -I
Want ads accepted At the following Of.
fices.
MAIN OFFICE. ,..I7th and Farnam Sts
south Side. ......... 1885 South 2tth St.
Souncli BUTTS. ........... 10 scott 0t.
WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE
ATLANTIC 1000.
THE BEE will not be responsible for
more than one incorrect insertion Of an
advertisement ordered for more than one
tIms.
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
EvohlHB rIltlou. .sssllsSS a. N.
Morning Edition. on...............S:00 p. II.
Sunday Edition. .....S'0o p. II. Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
lost ROUND AND REWARDS.

LoST-Pair of tortoise trimmed glasses. IN
black case. from Terry optical Co.
Phone 20. 1881 Reward.
LoST-Sorrei horse, weight about l,lee.
s296 s, A3d. WA. sss6
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Professions and Trades.
MEN WANTED


with trucks equipped
with steel dumps for
hauling concrete mix
ture on hard surface
road work in Omaha. Or
will sell you truck, plac-
ing you on practically
permanent job a fter
this work is completed.
Prompt action is neces-
sary.
Phone Mr.. Givens,
Hotel Rome, for ap-
pointment. .,'.- 49,.
l-NoLBR BARBER COLLEGE.
lie g. 18th. Write for cataloG.
Hotels and Restaurants.
specializing in home
cooking; none but first-class man need
apply. Harmony Cafeteria.
M:cr>no~ >.ue
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
CEMETERIES'

VISIT FOREST LAWN OFTEN.
Visit Forest Lawn again today or to-
morrow. 1t is the most beautiful spot in
this vicinity. Call at the greenhouse.
Forest Lawn offers In the highest degree
the essentials that appeal to those who
realize the wisdom. the simple, sensible
foresight, in the advance selection of a
family burial lot. Offices at the ceme-
terry {ncrth OF city limits) and 720
Braudeis Theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16


Lawrence and Loretta Frederick. hos
pital, boy; Owen and Marjorie Willis, hos
pital, boy; George and Catherine Russell.
hospital, boy: Sol and Millie Lewis. 201s
North Twenty-third street. boy: T. s. and
Elsie Graham, 4113 South Ninth street,
boy; Phil and Bessie Kelly. 1914 Willis
avenue, girl; Gustave and Naomi Lfndel.
s5ia North Fourteenth avenue. girl;
Charles and Editha Merts 1915 South
Eighth street, boy; Theodore and Anna
Cherek. 17ls N street, hoy; Frank and
Helen Gamerl, hospital. girl; Alpha ana
Edith Barton. Sixty-thrd and Pine street,
girl: Pasquaie and Giuseppe Pomidoro.
4fos North Forty-second street boy. Hor-
ace aud Blanche Bugbee. hospital. girl;
Lysle and Rachel Gilmore. hospital, girl:
John and Hildred Matlock. $3.50 North
Tbirtieth street, boy: Jesse and Grace
Stinson. hospital. girl; Israel and Maxwell
Dwight, hospital. girl; Max and Fannie
chosen, hospital, girl: Ernest and May
McCraw. hospital. girl: Fred and Violet
Meyer, hospital, girl; William and Ethel
Spess. hospital boy: Robert and Edith
kYecman, hospital boy; Dye and Louis
Willoughby. hospital. boy; James and Car
oline Petersen. as0s State street. boy:
louis and Lola Anderson ssos spraeue
street. girl: Carl aud Anna Harvey. $3.50
Center street. boy.
vaclav Boutin, i3 years, Ssel Gold
street: Mrs Myrtle johnson, IS, hospital:
Joseph La Plant. AZ, hospital; Henry
winklsr, As hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
FOR RENT-APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
Morris Apartment Hotel,
18th and Dodge SITS.

Apartments consist of living room,
dressing room. kitchenette and bath
Weekly rental includes heat, light, gas,
phone and maid service. Either weekly
or permnnent quests Phone At. 32l0.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16

DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
O'LEARY--James. at residence. 3l0b
Bridge street. He is survived by three
sons. Dennis and Jerry of Omaha. and
Michael OF Cedar Rapids. Ia: three
daughters. Mrs. John c. Connolly. Buff
falo. wyo.. Mrs. Joseph Connolly and
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutfless of Omaha.
Funeral Wednesday morning from
residence OF his son, Dennis, Sl05 Bridge
street. at $3.50 a. M. to St. Philips
church at a.. m. Interment st. Mary's
cemetery. a
SISTERS Of Golden Rod lodge, No. 147. l.
A. to b. of R. T. We will meet In
body at Brewers Funeral home, 1903
South 24th st. Wednesday, May 18th.
at p. M. to take part In funeral serv-
ice Of our late sister, Emma Wells.
MARGARET ORMSBY. President.
JOSEPHINE LARSON. Secretary.
HAINES--Lillian. age SIS years. months.
I days; beloved Witt OF w. j. Haines.
Funeral from Stack & Company's par
lors Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Interment
Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends are well
come.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.
For Sale

A dry goods and
ready-to-wear store, in
a live Wyoming town of
5000 population. Best
location. Stock invoic-
ing about $4,000. Year
ly sales $4,000. Y-1S95,
Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods
Buying Furniture

At the Stephenson Auctions on Tues
day. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday
Is the most economical way TO get the
most for vonr money thha canitol Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
BURIAL VAULTS.

AUTOMATIC sealing concrete burial
vaults. Recommended and foy sale
by all leading undertaken Water.
proof. no steel to rust, no wood to de-
cay Insist upon the AUTOMATIC
SEALING VAULT manufactured by
Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.. $40
North 2Oth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
tCopyriKhtt le22D

SOME bargains In used Fords: prompt
delivery on new Fords
MCAFFREY MOTOR CO..
The Handy Ford Service Station.
18th and Jackson SITS DO. $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
Pianos and Musical instruments.

for 5-room apartment ro'
snIp ia T450.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16

Ford roadster turtle back and small
truck box. Shock ahsorbers and many
extras. Will sell cheap. Call Harvey
Tse,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16

LOOK over our list OF used cars.
THE AUToMOTlVE MARKET.
qubg Earnam 81 AT ~
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-16
HUNTER INN

Modern, IRE proof, newly decorated
apartments. completely equipped for
housekeeping. Efficiency Of four rooms
Large lawn and goQd shade trees. Phone
AT $500 f-... RI
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Japan TO Retain Half of
900 German Patents
News Arouses Resentment in
Berlin. and Invasion of
Rights j. CHARGED

BERLIN, Feb. 26. - The Japanese
Government. which during the war con
Hscated 1000 German patents. has de-
cldec to return 500 of them to the Ger
mans, selling the other 500 to Japanese e
concerns, according to communication
from "lmportant Industrial Circles" ,"
Published N the "Tagliche Rund-
schau' and the "Boersen 2citung."
Comp p'aint is made that the Japanese
attitude is without precedent and is
1roasiag lll-ieeling and hamperine the
re estabhs hment Of desirable CONNER
c.al relations
1t is charged further that the Jap
aneSe are keeping more important
secrets, which has caused great dam
age to German manufactures. az
Japan is thinking Of securing CONNER
cial concessions here or hoping to CO.
operate with the Germans thev should
be more careful OF German rights
the communication adds
In this connection it is reported
that 1000 Japanese in Berlin in Official
and unofficial capacities. or as st,l-
dents have been purchasing every
thing that is for sale"
An American oficial has declared
that the Japanese had the advantage
Il ere over other government represent
atlNes, IN that they could close a deal
promptly at Berlin without referring
10 Toxic.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Ford or No One Plea
OF Alabama Power Users
Mass Meeting Declares for
Candles and s\croscne Iasnps
II local lonccrn 81 ins

'7rr-0i 'frp patch 10 jHc j'inY'e
CHATTANOOGA. Fob. IS I'll tine
Alabama Power Company doesn't stop
It's attompt 20 keep Henry Ford from
Muscle Shoals We agree not 10 use cleo
tric lights in our houses hut 90 20 back
to candles ard kerosene lamps
This lis one sentence from an unsni-
nously adopted resolution which fea
tured a mass meeting at Athens, Ala,
Saturday. in which the efforts Of the
Alabama Power Company, which serves
all the state With boih illuminating and
industrial power, 10 secure Muscle
Shoals vas roundiy denounced Tho
courthouse was filled TO ovcrfoWing bg
men and women who took the attitude
that whatever vas done against the
Ford offer va personal slap at their
welfare
Athens is by no means alone IN TINS
yie~p point. Every town of the Muscle
Shoals region las expressed in unrls-
taxable terms It's determination 10 have
Ford or no ono "Rather let the pov.or
go to waste than the Alabama Power
Company foreigners who hold tho rates
up sky high have it," is a view fire.
quently uttered in Florence, Sheffield
and Iuscumhia.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Michigan Recovering
FROM icc-W ind Storm,
Rail and Wire Service Rc-esiah-
Eis'cd IN ~ome Sections;
Others Still (ri N1

ptTROlT. Feb 96 Although many
communities still are cut off from the
outside world, public utility companies
aud railroads made progress to-day in
penetrating northern Michigan. swept
last week by thu most severe ice and
"ind storm in the states history.
Direct communicate with Petoskcv
5as not hocn restored. although rail
ioad work. rain, travelling at the rate
Four miles an hour, went INTO tho
district to-day
CadiJae's fire alarm system has been
put ou' Of order by the storm and ar
rangements were made to-day with fac
tory owners to signal fires by means
OF plant whistles The streets are
being cleared of debris.
Work Of utility company crews is
nampcrcd because OF ice on wires and
poles. Permanent reuairs cannot be
made until thaw results. it is SAID.
Traverse City had its first communi
cation With the outside world in four
Gays to day. when q telegraph wire was
repaired Travellers who have braved
the glare of ice in the Traverse City
region report a scene of dcsolation
PRESENTED throughout the entire dis
trici.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Equal E5iglli,' Bills
Before Nine Legislatures
Votes on Measures Affecting
u! Million Women To Be
Fakcn ~ Next , Weeks

worn Ir'YI~r FosArrato1 Eu-coa
WAsHlNer0N Hob -Ncsrf,.
'eurteen million women Will he grant.
cd or donsei equal ehts" und,r tao
laes of nme sat h' tsr uue lceJs-
atlios noR and scheduled
r. act 81 tee tNo woea ON the
equa right hN drafted h< ,eo H.
tona orau Party that oigaal-..
o' ''''a fatrnort Issued to-
aa2
ile 'eomen ir taeso.n.ne taies fofr
a9erosimateI4 enc qaarler of fio nam.
ffi o' Woinon ln tee nted Stat,s ar.
according 20 fhc feoo ce,. .us iSsal
~ he 'ates afe New 1orN Nass4
chuse't fiarr'an reiu1a. Mlssis-
I'p1 South caro- na. kentucky. Sew.
Jersey and Rhode island
Among these statce arc some Of
NC "ot.t ln tho country in regard to
'aef laps concerning women the
cmeNt .aid "of tIo l,st of si...-
orc specific dtsab .iif.s- Of uoa4cn taba
iotfd - t1e Wor8rs Party experts
eter} eHc fe0aa at least ore al
iic htn' staft from
nc disabilities ss''orcd by Womci
IN these statD afe classified hy Tho
ieSai rosearcf department. az the " om
ans Party under three heads discral.
nations against women as mothers. dle-
CT nii1ations against women 49, wlYes
aaa examinations IH general, which
me udes property and inheritauce
81 u.s. gary service and Office holding
"Po tioal. legal and civil disabi-
&c alone arc affected by the Woman's
Party Ban. which does not enter upon
11e lnd1stral field. but specifcall "
provide that 'tnis act shall not affect
laws reeu atin~ sne employment Of
vOmCr In industry,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Real Estate News

OF $4,000, 900 feet and orders Of about
$4,000, 900 feet
Tho building trade ~ looking FOR
price change in Portland cement some
timc this spring. Manufactu turers in
some instances are heavily buying bags
and preparing in general for spring
and summer demand that will be alb
normally high. There is plenty Of
cement in reserve. just as there is
plenty Of brick to meet the spring rush
which is expected to be of exceptional
proportions from ell points along the
Atlantic seaboard
or tho basic building commodities
structural steel and metals In general
are in the weakest condition. Absence
of large structural units from tho pres
cnt market in part accounts for this
condition. Prices arc unstesdY and
bookings are light, but with the turn
in the general character of building
construction that is expected 10 dc
vclop toward the turn Of tho half year
price recovery in the structural steel
market is looked for by competent au-
thoritics
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Find Sands First
I'm Taylor Murder,
Now oIice Aim
Country 10 Be Flooded
With Descriptions Of Film
Directors Missing Valet:
All Other CIcws Fail

Los ANGELES, Feb. 26 A coaccn-
tration OF police efforts to find Edwarc
f. Sands former butlcr-sccrctarv tc
William Desmond Taylor was an.
aouNcod to-day hv detectives attempt.
lre to solve the mystery of the murdcr
a. the film director hero the night OF
1t was planned to begin tomorrow
hy assembling data tor handhllls tc
be sont throughout the country. to
Implement the information regarding
thc missing man already distributed
broadcast
Herman Cline police detective
pointed out that while no reward was
eHercd for tho location OF Sands.
against whom a felony charge is on
To- here. rewards totalng $4,000 haNo
NefN oNorod for Information leading TO
ne arrest and conviction Of the mur-
acrcr.
We have run down tip aftcr tin
trout results. said Cline. Now
We "ill concentrate upon fudiug Sands,
with tine topc that VIC shall either
provo correct our arst suspicious that
he has information bearing on the
CRIME or eliminate him. -
Absence of anytime approachine,
waH Of Glow caused Sherif's deputies
asa listrlct Attorneys agents to take
an onfolceq holiday in the invcstga-
tior to-day.
Poge Ser goaut jack stolzrcidc was
fepottoo Tonight TO have gone TO San
'.ia'ci cisrn to -carch for woman TO
ni7 tNfee tolcefams bearing on the
IaAtol Cate were said to have been
s''tl on tho night the director Vas
ra'dered. add orc the nest day
SherN dcpu'ios also have worked ON
o'Hef CLOVIS involving kilograms. it be
eaMe known today They made public
ihe oWfNg tclcgram, which they said
.a9 noen tire tor Transmission IN q
Hollywood to.oesaph Office a. 10
ae .ocN the ntolnins Of February .. o
.i'' 'o mg'e tnan Two hours after Tay-
io body vac found.
Mrs. Georgia Freeman. Shjppan
70 Mt. famford Coun..
fcto Tanner fatallr shot behind
r'ert oar I'm his apartment this morn
AZ Ethel Daisy If can do any
thing should send flowers i'm Fteol
hatsN : name CONSERVATION amona
movie colony. No details available yet
"MARION.H
no cheers stated they had obtained
from Mrs. Marion Graham. division
manager for Hollywood publication.
ADMISSION She had sent the telegram
and that She had known Taylor in New
York under the name Of Tanner whom
hls daughtcr kthel DAISY. was yea1
old. She said when she Grst met him
iu Hollywood NE had denied he was
Tanner. but later admitted it.
Mabel Noruand film AGREES. uhc
hss been Ill from Influenza and ncryou.
breakdown. was said b. hcr physician
IT, day 10 he We'll ON t4c way to con.
plelc recovery
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
''Pcepers Captured on
Apartment Fire Escape
Burglar Alarm Brings II Po-
lice to Surround House and
INn ~hule Are Erred

Yo voting men. WHO aesci bed thcm-
SELVES as OTTO NarcF, Of 6uf Wcst ll2th
street, and Nouald j. BecA. Of 92o
Madison Avenue. We're captured on the
1ifo escape ia the rear of the apart
Ineat house al 1876 Vest Scventy~Nfth
Street last night after they had been
caught in police Gordon Of four de
tectlves AID eight patrolmen, Who sur
rounded the house. They were ar
rested or charge Of burglary. which
Wa changed 10 one OF G5segleGlv con
duet when they admitted that tnev had
been pecpirg ~ tenants in the house.
An ALARM tiat Two desperate har-
glars We're attempting to Jimmy their
way INTO TIE apartment, on fnc third
floor Of the building reached the " est
.si%ty eighth Street station Detectives
Owens, Horan, Lecch and Cronin were
sent TO investigate. SiX patrolmen
were later called from posts near by
and rushed TO the scene.
Owens and Koran entered the apart
ment through the cellar, Leach rode
10 the roof in an elevator and Cronin
went 10 the rear q the building via
an ailcy"aN. Tie two young men. who
wee said 10 nave been cr0ucnlne be-
fore widow on tie third floor o.
seeing the detectives fed for the roof
They met Leccn descending and de
cided to 60 down. Leech fred two
shots. which attracted two patrolmen
~ addition to those already at the
building. The two were arraigned later
In Night Court and each fined SIS.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Old Firm ConsoIidalcS
Two Fifth Ave. Stores
kaskcI & kaskcI Locate in
Larger Quarters at Forty
sixth Street Corner

Kaskcl {, Kaskel have consolidated
their two storcs here in larger quar-
ters at Fifth Avenue and Forty-sixth
street, comprising $500 feet. With on
frances on both streets A feature Of
the new home IL systen Of Indirect
lighting. Tho store j, flooded with
light without lighting fixture beng
visible. Tho store is finished in rich
French walnu' Va merchandise is
visible except in dus.proof showcases.
The Fifth Avenue side is devoted to
general merchandise. while the Forty
sixth Street entrance opens into a
room that is entirely Gcorgian in eco
nations and furnishings, with polished
parquct noorG.
The concern began business in 1867
Mt 663 Broadway and Afteen ycars
later located in Twenty y-third stree,
near Fifth Avenue. a quarter Of a
century IN business found Kaskcl &
ka 3kcl located st Fifth Avenue and
Ihirty- y-second Street. Meanwhile an
office in Chicago was opened to care
for Western customers This subse-
quenty became a store An additiona /
storo vas opened at Fifth Avenue and
f0rty-fOurth Street IN 1910