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New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
slS,OOO,OOO
I Central Zone
Hotel Project
rfteen Story Building for
Block Bounded by Madi-
son and Vanderbilt Avcs.,
l5tli and 10th SITS. Leased

sf,een-story hotel. 20 contain 1900
=, ard baths. representing an in-
-, Of SlS.OOO.O00. i'm building.
ws;,ure. leaschold and taxes. viii be
onteono OF transaction closed
~ ns,,,5av hy Douglas l.. Gilman G. Co.
- 'Trited Hotels Company Of Amer
isssed from the New York state
80 ard Terminal Company. n hold
~ an many for the New YORK Central
through their brokers. the entire
-. bounded by Forty-ffth and Forty
~ .,reets. Madison and Vanderbilt
.,sss. for twenty-one years. with
y, renewals, Tor Improvement with
=, tall project
~ United Hotels Company OF
,-,-;ea operates chain Of eighteen
s.,,i, throughout the United States
~ canada. as follows. Tho Bancroft.
T,,sster. Mass. Ten Fyck. Albany.
s.,,saea. Syracuse. Royal Connaucht.
v.-ilton. Canada. King Edward Hotel
s.r.nto. Canada. the Clifton. Niagara
s.r, Canada. the Lawrence. Eric. Pa:
q. psnr.Harris. Harris shurc. Pa. tho
go, Treat. Newark, y. J.. the Tut
.fff~ hiffiINIlh NN|Ns th'ttf HNN' NI
,tror. Ohio, the Seneca Rochester.
80 Rochcstcr. Rochester; Che Do
a., FLINT. Mich. the Stacy Trent.
T,,r,or y j.. Prince Edward Hotel
visssor Canada. the Mount Royal.
y,-,rsal. Canada. and the Alexander
g,-ilion. Paterson. y. J..
among the officers arc Frank a. He'd
~ president. +. ". Rockwell. vice
,,,ident: Horace & Virgins. vice.
,rsiden;. and j. Leslie Kincaid. Adiu-
a., General ~ tho state Of New York
us.president.
A,i,r careful study of the city the
ennd Central Terminal zone plot was
George 2. Pest L Sons. the arehi-
,,t,s for the hotel company. estimate
n, cost o. the building. together with
,urnishing' a. approximately $4,000.
900.
The block just TO tho north Of this
vas recently leased by the Sow York
Central % Webb & Knapp. who ave
erecting on t two tvelyo-story storc
sate md showroom building
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
ScarsdaIe Offers Another
Chance for Home Sites
$50 Lots in Wilmoi Park To BE
Disposed of at Auc-
lion TODAY

The remaining $50 unsold lots IN
Wumont Park. Searsdale. are 10 be
roid at auction to-day on tho premises
by Joseph T. Day. Inc. These lots are
located almost directly on the route
of The White Plains Road TROLLEY line
between Mount Vernon and White
Plains. and about a mile from the sta
ton AZ Scarsdalc. On the New York
Central Railroad Their geographical
location is just beyond the New
Rochelle city linz and the northerly
line % tho township 81 Eastchester.
Mr. Day also will sell to-day, on the
nropcrty. 1870 home building lots at
Lvnbrook. l.. l.. on Nassau Boulevard
end Homestead Avenue, near the sta
lion AZ Malvcrnc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Plans for Tallest Y. MICA.
Building in Manhattan
20.Story Structure for West
56ih Street Estimated In
Cost SI.200.00O

Plans for the talicst Young Mon'r
Christian Association building in Iau-
h.;an wore fled yesterday 10 will bc
ivta,y stories and erected 81 1888 70
81 West Fifty-siXth Street and 33i
Vss. Fifty-scvcnth Street. IL is este
na.ed % cost Sl.2O0.OO0. according 90
= ?. Jackson. the architect
t will have a frontage ~ 100 feet
~ F.f,y-sixth Street and seventy
',d on Fifty-scventn street. running
Trough the block. II IS % be known
B;he boys building and mems dormi-
'sy, the lower half being for che use
fthe boys and the upper for tho mon.
he Young Mems Christian Association
= the owner OF record.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Real Estate News
otock Exchange Wants
Tax Valuation Reduced
City SAYS Property Is Worth
Slu,8O0.OO0; Owners Put
Value at $500. 600

The New York Stock Exchange.
through Carter. Lcdyard & Milburn,
obtained Yesterday from supreme
Court Justice Robert McC. Marsh n
writ OF cortiorau recurring tho Tav
Commission 70 show cause WHY Tho
valuation fixed by the city should not
be revised.
The petition states that tho Stock
Exchange 40 and l6 Broad stree,
was IN April last valued at $lO.s0o. 900.
of which S1750.000 was on tho land.
Tho exchange ayers that this volua.
tion SIS FAR beyond the full and actual
value Of tho property II alleges tina;
tho property would not sell TODAY un-
DER ordinary circumstances for more
than S7500.000
The petition explains that tho court
was asked % review tho matter only
after the Tax Commission refused "a
reduce The valuation IL placed on the
property.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Opera.or sells ! More Former
Asior Estate Tencments

Max y. Natauson resold four more
Of the twenty houses on the east ana
vo-t sidcs Of Tenth Avenue, between
Fortv-siyth and Forty-ninth streets
purchased bv him earlier in the week
from Tho william Waldorf Astor estate.
Tho houses n GO, a. the northwest
corner Of Forty-sevcnth street. md
cs1, r.. the southeast corner OF ore
eighth street, held at S3VooO each'
ucro sold on an all-cash basis Ash
io.t1 & Co. were the brokers ,.
Trr.yoh n. / Strunsky Mr.. Na'an-
ION rosolA 662 10 COS Tenth Avenue
20 John Fuee. Nathan Zaretsky AMI
oscar Fchrmann, respectively, who are
terants IN the houses.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Long Island
rOrT WAsUfNGTOS
OE IH!. SOUND

rforo vn are oNerng rommi ~ .h-t
~ ,.l-, .t.arfa-a 81 shore ffoa' prop
@~tv vfh hlgh. u.Ii-r oole4 m.ls ,H
~ Nf.f4f. island alI fhe foreef- Jon
~. -.i.,-t. .o. sf.f. to Sow YORK. hoI
r ...ri &. ,1rnrisod % SNOW .na' Ne ,nn l-.i
wy ..,-. Cr'orial uElck holsr fg- yon 900
u '-i'o"s l.f, t.r-n and thaf building plots
,'.' .'.r.ti- ~. orD-'h.ri If.f than "iefel
-,'-,,.es rearer Nauh4ftn ilst N.i..A
a.. '.,r limits sfr lt 81 on'y in'n..r-
fron, fho Pennsylvania SthN'N Df '''.''-
of ,oa-Se. ',o have house htai,,,, .'e
re-, oN.rirgs in ani around ior N-'n.ns-
I , +. rricc fof erer plfse come
~ ~ H. etd,g-.rf see What IN attractive prfi"si-
,Ioo re can oncr yo1 Looai ono" ON
e.r-y day. Including suniaif ana As''ls,
from ~ G. Appon're nts aiia"s' "'-''
hours ..........-,, ..tr~f4 r~r
. ,,. 49, ~, - Opposite station.
~. ,s- ~ wash. -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Professionals Buy and Sell
Dwellings on East Sid,

Charles W Wynno and Louis II. Low
purchased from tho estate OF Susan
Ann Kelly .hc three story dwelling. 90
East 124th street. iSAl00. The prop
crty was sold free and clear for an
cash. Frank e. HouGh;on was the
broker.
Ennis & Sinnott sold i04 West Scv-
cnty-fourih Street. a four story dwell
ing. 1SxiO2.2. and 1o5 East Thirty
eighth Street. O four story dwelling,
2OxeS.9. to Fritz Henry Tucker, through
Brown, Whoclock Company.
Isadoro Golub sold 90 ICtta Sherman
- West Fifty-frst Street, o four story
dwelling. lGN&l0O.5.
The William Dcxtcr Company
hourh. from Arthur Tying 81 Barrow
Street. n two and onc-half story dwell
ing. 20.4X3O.
Catherine Hca'y sold 20 Mary A.
Cocnlan 337 East Fifty-hrst street. a
three story dwelling, is.9Xioo5.
Joseph G. Abramson sold TO John j.
Royhan the four story dwelling a. lli
East Thiriicth street. 20X9S.9.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Leases 7ih Ave. Corner
Adjoining Other Buildings

The \. =. Well Company io4sc4 for
u Shsbt-' and Jesse Enrich tho four
Nt'y bu.ld.rg with stores az 4tl Sew
~ Avenue, southwcs. corner ~ Ihir-
y.tha Street, for twenty-one years,
~ privilege o. renewal The aver-
" 'tntal for the tenn is $4,000 am
'a.ly TIE lessee rs Oscar Owen, an
Ntef.tovn man. who controls ada
", pfoper.y and who plans % make
F.asiye alterations TO the corner
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
New Company to Own Traders
Exchange Buildine. IN Pine 81.

Clients of Jonas d Neuburccr. who
'-'s recently formed The $40 Pine
Afttt Corporation. are hrvirr the
"T'1N0ry Traders Exchange building
q HPnc Street, extending through 70
% Water Street The property fo ms
around the northwest corner of
,aoV thorouGhfaros ard fronts 1oI0
,et' Or Pine Street and 2110 feet on
Fi:g street. The nor-hcrly line meas
~ 81 4 feet. !: is owned br tho
scsmor Realty Company Morris
fG,ste.n) and is assessed 80 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

APARTMENTS FOR SALE or TO IEf
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Rronx Corner Plots Sold

The Kulerban Holding CorpoI,atlo..
-oi5 N solomon Shapiro the soutnwSsels,1
corner Of Webster Avenue ana ..,a,, Fan
street a vacant plot, 97xli2% irreg-
The n. K. Building Corporation puI.
cbe-od from Otto Huetsch the vaoan.
plot. l75xl1O3x irregular at n9rtnVsIh, ,ss,h
corner Webster Avenue and Io9'n
cfrpet
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

Pornet, F. Sicveistein, for the Ihi1-
...fv.b street Garage Company, ac-
nuired tho old buildings q, iOS 20 w.
West iOsth street. lpol liN'S. ne va, q.
rage company Immediately leased II 10 =,
pa.rick j Ryan for tweniyy,one yeaISs
Tor carage purposes. The J niFty-s'<Een ,y Esr
street Garage Company fled plans OF
q three story garage with recfesI-o,' 20
eoo~ on the roof for chauneurs. InSi
riot was held at $4,000. and ne rentai I,,
Tor the period is in the neignooIhoou
- son 600
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
CiLDW ELL

BUY \ REAL HoMH of large rooms in
tk~ healthy mountain counfrv - 'ald
veil New Jersey half acre. corner lQca'
,te,. hes, residential section. fruIt trees
..su GRADED and tcrracei lawns. vegetable
GARDEN and flowers. completely r~dec'
Grated. electric laundry. large barn. stone
foundation. al improvements flA''p. w.'n
option s. 500 mortgage Ielrph'nf 'aia'
..seV 81
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

NTW ROCHELLE Sew colonial hos'r,
rr.n.r baths. beautiful r.aas iuciosei
sun rarirf all modern improvements. lAfI
plo'. convenient locaiion. ssrae" nargain
q. $40 0f0 pRt MMOND. u East i-t -
Rochelle Tel f-f-
sew HOcUELLE-Ee daeiiing hanf.
fcmciy furnished fcfilfnle PARK s-3
season Telephone II--J
PELHAM HOMES Tor sale or rent
WILLIAM U MILLS Tel. 5ios FELHAA
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
OFFICE suitable for dentist Inquire 81
Sumner Afc. Brookiyn
APARTMENTS 10 LET-FuRNIsIIED
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
OTHER SERVICES
STORAGE NOTICES
Warehouseman's Sale OF Goods
FOR UNPAID CHARGES.

4 = -
~ ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRONIe.
ioS ot law. there being due sna unpaii
charges for which ,h@ undersignef. Ameriesn
storage Company, Is entitled 20 a Ten as
scribed aud due notice having been given -
ali partiss known % claim an Interest therein,
And the time sp<cihed IN such notice for pay
msrts FOR such charges having eApifei ihere
viii he sold al public auction a. Ml,ei
Yors city. on tho following mentioned dates
TUESDAY. July iifh, 1922, at ~ 80 \, y,
Ti,EsDAY. July 18Th. 1922. a, 10 % A. n,
ana on TUESDAY, !ny ssih. lsss
sr,n ali The goods ar. sold. to Wit show
~a,.s ard rxtures, household furniture. ron-
slstinE ~ parlor suites bedroom suites, aining
room suites. library furniture, pianos. VIC
troias musical instruments, baby carriages,
earpots. rugs. trunks tOifs. barrels. suit
easss contents. consisting Of clothing. linen.
books. papers, stationary pictures, oric-a p
brac, china and glassware, snyer~sre, bed
dings draperies and ma-erisis and other
persoral Effects, etc a. enumerated IN ths
warehouse inventory issued by this ware
house and held for tho accounts of The tol'
loving parties eonssrned MR. " oSon.-
MRS. JAMES TfERMAN, AiR. JOS. kiNo.
MRS. J. DOvGHLAsS. MRS. A LEEDS.
| MRS y KALGREN tMR. TOM PoLLAck.
agent for MRS. J, COLEMAN. Mhs p,
ToMPsoN. MISS a. BERG MRS =. hlLL.
Mrs. ID ADAMS. MISS 81 MILLER. Mr..
M @ RoThcHiLD. MRS cAsslN, MRS
All being nov stored with raid American
Storage Company, IN its warehouse, and AL
20 he more specincaily announced and de-
Gcribed az time OF said sale.
The goods may be seen al the tina and
place of tho sale.
American Storage Company.
2s7:D West s9th ST.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Suilding Occupied by shipping
BOARD To Re Enlarged

a ritt have been filed for increasing
=, ~ height of the United Staies Snip
So Board Headquarters at - Trinity
" and II Greenwich Street from
ksI9''ory b1iidirg 20 seven tory
i,..lsh5. The Lassen Realty Company
:, 'as 'rner Of record. Alex c Lasscn'
q, EsNeert of the realty company,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
MADISON AVE. CHURCH, Goth St.

OLD JOHN STREET. fs John Still and
$3.50. FRANCIS r. IPHAM, u. D lhe
/ Nniher Churlh n Amlrlcan Methodlsm.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

UN ITIIII
Nefv desirable homo. containing zoo.
bs+ts steam heat .a fcry excellent coz J.
dlfiou in every particular s.'f." t's
eer..r. ircioseI porch. AWNINGS ."0.' .i-
.. t'ra.iDr ,trrot Do drpIrefet - any
th.nc iIhe The pr.ce asked. Price. s4'''''
Terms. .. t.-,f. ,~.t.~c
Thoroughly well built thihf 70 t4~.
containing rooms. BATH. A'rA,-
siesnirg noroh. large reranla. heal' iisi
- .nd ehruibery garage. Price. $4,000.
Terms. ...-,-.- r..,r-,~
o.,. ,..,..,o I,arsilc Tel B1ysiIe 1870
rpfGHTWaTERs j. Have scferal
very desIrabie plots near ba}. haFnlF
and Country club owner wl Isa"s %
tmiid.nc r r A. u. ". =. -.'syN, =
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Corporation Increases Holdings
On Lexington Avenue

The 1877 East Seventy-fifth street
Corpora,ior, which owns the houses AZ
r5T-fsq East Sevonty-hfth street. 81 *
1922. purchased from the Brown IN
-ostmort Corporation The aoutnng
G,.e-storv house al 1853 lexington
Avenue. 2ox949. The combined parcels
form an 81 around the northeas' COZ
nor of those thoroughfares.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
REAL EsTATE-sALE or RENT


~of.oNfAL HEIGHTS wesiehsssr Coan..
ty. lf miles from Sew fof" delish ~. y.
for.rar raraee. hollow tile ana fiueeo
i,rre u.lng room. sun parlor bedrooms
taths billiard room fully equipped. ~
frgr frfoa grapevine ana ra,poerIiss J.
=. '....,,-. ,errr q G. BARLOW. ~
VII street. Sew York 'ty.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
BUSINESS HESS PROPERTY
New Jersey SSa.S||
EN6IFNOOD

FOR SALE. two new s-room cottages.
ready July .. hardwood floors steam
furnace. every modern convenience, lots
r0Kig0- minutes walk % Hudson Ave
station or Hudson River trolley. near
Cleveland school. price Sio.5po terms ID.
4. SWEENEY. ownrT. phone Engiewood
1853. home. or Engicwood 1859 weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
6rafe Qhurfh

Broadway and Venfh st-ss,
Dr. sLATrERY, Rost.r.
Service a sermon Crha Rector III A q.
Later Eyens0ng lDr. Lubceh) .... r. y.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
81. .Bartholomew's Church

Park Avenue AMI 5lst Nf|et
Rev. LEfGHTON PARKS - D., Rector
20 4. " asifoiy Communion
d A. - Morning PRAYER ard sermon.
Preacher Rev percy GORDON
$40 p M-fhoral Eversong
EXCERPT from The creation" Haydn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

Rev Edgar TIton Ir. ID ID. Nirlsffr.
Or Tll'on will preach 80 ~ A. -.
No evening service
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
NiMIT. y. J.

GOING away ,or summer June -, would
rent % responsible party my newly fuf'
rIsael home until Labor Day. 10 spa
cious rooms. ? bathrooms, large porches
partly screcned. ave minutes from @ia
Ton fine shady lawn. garage. Address
J. 4 Proctor. ti boulevard
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
ST. JAMES CHURCH

Madison Avenue ard FIST street
Rev. Prank Warfield Crowder, DID, Rector.
A. ~ ~ a 81 fRoct0gB. 80 A.. -.
fRet Horace E. CiYfel
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
SUMMER HOMES TO RESr

ALL-YEAR HOME - rooms. baths. a..
improvements. LARGE gafag-. house silaf I
IN hay AZ Far Rrcsavay. Apply or phpre
Watkins 7Tos Mrs. T.. seferir. 80 West
i1ih -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
ALLENDAIE

SEASON July. August adm espiemhsr
tSaS. attractive. completely furnished
modern home, - rooms. baths acre
shade garden. tennis court ADULTS, WI
liam Dewsnap. 55f tth az. New fors, %
tH.nt4Ia
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
BLOOMFIELD

G ROOMS. DRIVEWAY. garage. ail In.
provemsnts open fireplace. hafdN opl
eoors. beam ceilings. tile bath. behuiiiu'
r.rk section. convenient 20 trains AZ. AZ.
stores schools. Price tl.I5N ca.h ls,-.p
NOM TEHHUNF. nc. 50 washing
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

LARcHMONT. y. Y-io.5o0 anf tio.so'.
arf cottages for faie rooms ava tAih
csr water slfcirlcify. hot water neat. oA <
floors open fireplace. 'arge inrf ana I.pi
omen for Inspection ~ 81 hlcfeti AVE-.
between Jgdson and Weaver Sis- > .ihul's
u..f. .o rr,lu fIne ny Roeton 4 Westches'er
T. u Phone sei LaTchmon' or Sour own
h.nNfF
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
RU THFRFORD

RUTHERFORD. y. J.-Seciihce s-room
rsoterr home for quick sale, steam hsai.
fireplace hardwood foors. near station
n RIDDLE. 50 Park Place. New YORK.
barclay cas- for lniormati9n-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
CRAWFORD

FOUR s-rooni strictly modern new hofnss
thre~ minutes 10 station. at impfofe-
-..r,. absoluteiy best buys m town
=. AZ 80 easy terms {. {. STAPLES,
a. p.dford av or tel. iil-J.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
rrfobation Association Buvs

". sew York Probation and Protec-
Ca, association purchased from
alss,... y. Iege'hof l3G and l3s East
isy,.. 49, ,-l, street, two thrce-story
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Staten Island Dwellings Sold

Mofaft & Schwab sold for bernnr
dino poiicastro the two three-iamily
brick dwellings 81 as and AZ Wesicr-
Welt Avenue. Tompkinsville, $. L. 10 Al
bert 7. Lcdorman.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
REAL EsrArr-sAIE OR RENT


REALTY AS.OcIATTS -.
"guildcre Of COO tasy linnsckrcplh. i"''''
100 Rrnsen street. brookllh
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

ARTISTIC home amidst tho trees sinFinT
hook in rear. good road fooN's -.
provemenfs barn. fsrafe' 80 --orey
I,vRFNCF AGENCY. Phone 1000
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
RANGE
rrRNIsHED APARTME'

'fnrisT rooms. porch. August ard sep
,.-s.r $50 Per month. minutes rom
tsirhiand Ave- station and trol!eSs IhoHe
az once. Mon,e.AlT ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
FOR SALE

NREDALE pups ten weeks Old. reris.
tered stock, guaranteed. r. ID. AeElroS
ssveriy. " J.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Richmond

NEW DOEP-Deaurfui- garaen coiont i9r
80 fusf completed large rooms. PAIN
-, 81. ,fo,. other ~ 90 date in nprofenent. &.
tsX exempt. strictly restrlcied reisnuof,
bocd owner ana buAaeF. phone Donsan
lIllI. 1n1.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Religious Announcements
PRESBYTERIAN
ST. Nicholas Ave. Presbyterian

81 Nicholas Ave. Cor iUst ~.
REV ELLIOTT W. nPOWN y y Psstor
~ A M-"Olr Father who Art IN Heaven y
-. y Praise Service
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24
Church Of the Heavenly Rest

Fifih Iy,nus Asoy. t5'h street..
Rev 81 " v DANLisggON Rotor.
Services % a n ani p. y
THE RECTOR VIII PREACH.
Strangers Arc Welcome.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-24

PEAtTiFUL country home ~ rroIns ,y.',. ang ,o5
ooss,l,,i.ss John Dempsey. chase. Ad.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-30
Townley Granted
Week OF Grace Before
Surrendering To The
North Dakota Officials
Continued from pag

who deserve prosecution in connec-
ton with the Scandinavian American
bank and other matters in which they
have been mixed up during the last
few years. but we are only going af-
ter the ring leaders just now" he
said.
No announcement regarding any
further arrests which may be con-
templated has been made as yet from
the office of the attorney general, but
1t is generally believed hat there will
be impo1tant developments in the
cases soon.
Courier News Writes.
In the meantime the Investigation
which is being carried on ~ the at
torney generals office. is going stead
lily forward. Nm this work. Mr. John
son and his staff are being assisted by
Arthur LeSueur of st. Paul. Mr.. Le-
Sueur left for st. Paul Saturday and
does not expect to return for \ week
or more. nv
Attorney General johnson has. re-
ceived a letter from the Fargo Cour-
Ter News denying any responsibility
for the Lemke fund, over $500 of
which disappeared from the Bank OF
North Dakota and is unaccounted for.
Mr.. johnson is far from satisfied,
however, with the explanation offer
ed. Holding that in it's editorial col
umns during the collection of the
And the paper did accept such re-
sp%onsibiiity.
The demand for an accounting OF
the find will ho nroSSad -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-30
ADDITIONAL
SOCIETY

Friends in Grand Forks will be In
terested in knowing that Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Clifford of Minneapolis left last
week for Pasadena, Cal, where they
will spend February. On Wednesday,
February I, they will attend the we'd
ding of Mr.. Glifford's brother, Jo-
seph f. Clifford of Pasadena and
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Llewllyn
Christian at La Jolla, Cal, which is to
take place at the home Of Mrs. Chris
tian at La Jolla. Joseph L. Clifford
n his brother, F. w. Clifford, are
brothers Of the late Alvin p. Cliffird
Of Grand Forks.
MI. and Mrs. George Laithwaite
are spending a few days at the Ho-
tel Northern, enroutc from Winnipeg,
Man, to their home in Edinburg, n.
d.. They expect to leave for Edin-
burg on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Lein entertained the Mon
day club this afternoon in her apart
ment in the Dinnie block. The usual
two tables were in play.
X X X
The January tea OF the Faculty
Wives club was given this afternoon
in the Women's League rooms from
3 to 5 o'clock. Mesdames r. d.
Campbell and Paul j. Davis poured<
These women were the hostesses:
Mesdames II. A. Doak, Karl Fussler,
August Eggers, Charles Ellis, H. Z.
French, f. NJ. Carver. j.. M. Gillette,
Henry Eaxo, Dean Ella Fulton, e. +.
Chandler, f.. o. Christensen, Paoio
Conte, Georgz r.: Davies, Leonard F.
Dove, r. d. Campbell and Paul Davis.
4 x
Mrs. T.. j. Smith, 1876 Reeves ave-
nue., entertained the Monday Bridge
club in her home at a luncheon to-
day. There were covers for twelve
| guests. An afternoon Of bridge follow
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Representatives OF
Public Being Heard
On Rate Reductions

Washington. Jan. 30.-The Inter-
state Commerce committee today be-
gan hearing representatives OF the
public in it's consideration Of pro
posals to reduce freight rates assign
ing six days for the purpose.
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover n
Walker D. Hines. former director gen.
eral of railroads are two of the wit
nesses summoned. Mr.. Hines will be
heard Tuesday and Mr.. Hoover We'd
ne g. i. Chandler Of Boston. repre-.
sentinE the national industrial traf-
fc league presented demands of his
centage reduction in freight rates,
coupled with an argument for the re-
duction of railroad wages. :.
"Our membership las demanded
that the railroads reduce costs and
rates horibontically in the same man
ner as advances were made" h said.
HAll uncertainty in business would
then be removed and normal relation.
ship would be restored and maintain
ed"
II. Mueller, representing the St.
Paul association made UP of mer-
chants and manufacturers in Mime
sofa said that they endorsed the po-
sition taken by the national industrial
traffic league.
Oyster Bay, Jan. 20.-Colonel Gay
Holt, banker and director OF various
railroads and industrial companies,
died today at his home after o brief
illness. He was born in Cleveland, o.,
in 1849.
In 1894 he was government di-
rector of the Union Pacific railroad.
| He formerly was a director of the
fOregan and Transcontinental + rail.
road, the Duluth and Manitoba rail-
road. the Wisconsin Central railroad
and the st. Joseph, South Bend and
Southern railroad. He was also vice
president of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad.
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ON THE JOB;
FAIR MEN TO MEET

Communications announcing the
annual meeting Of the International
Association of Fairs and Expositions,
in Chicago next month, rave been
sent out by Don V. Moore, secretary
Mfr. Moore formerly was secretary Of
the North Dakota state fair, and now
is in charge of the Interstate fair at
Sioux City. Iowa.
. Ernest r. Montgomery. secretary Of
the Grand Forks fair, will so to Chi
cago for the meeting which is to be
held on February 90 and 22 at the
Auditorium hotel. At this time Mr..
Montgomery will line up Il program
Of attractions for the Grand Forks
fair, next July.