The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-15
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As New York
Sees IL
(By the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
The little red schcol house ISIS
only in story books for the children
of Manhattan island. Their scnvOls
are large structures Of dra6 stone,
wcdged among the dwellings and busi-
ness buildings in crowded city streets,
with doors opening directly upon the
sidewalks. One such building is in
18th street, near Broadway, in mid.
town.
Instead Of the book straps or bags
Of former years, portfolios and leath-
the pupils for carrying their books.
Broadway has its own association
Of commerce along the lines of those
in the small cities. So, too, do some
other New York streets. including
Fifth Avenue. The broadway Assoc
citation, as the streets organization
is named, has the usual duties Of look
ing after the interests Of business
people along the great thoroughfarc.
One of the associations problems
is Keeping pcddlcrs and sandwich
men OFT broadway. from which the,
are barred by ordinance. The organi-
cation is vigilant through its ,ncm-
berB in watching for the intrudcrs
and reporting them to the authorities.
New York. like anything else with
life, Is constantly changing. Before
construction work Of some kind Is
completed at one place, it is under
way ut another. The Broadway Asso-
citation says that ut least sixteen i'm
pOrtant business streets are undergo
ing repair or are subject to disrup-
IONS incident to public service in
stallations. New subways, condu,ts
and similar projects involve work that
makes traffic u problem.
Broadway after midnight might BE-
called the street Of taxis. Other yc-
hicles arc scarce. but the famous
throughfarc fairly teens with the
cabs.
\ clarinet player has appeared
among sidewalk musicians. who seek
melVdiOusly to attract the attention
of rnsscrsby. The violin and accord
.o'i ususnu are the fa.Orite ,nstru-
WHOM, take this means Of obtaining n
livelihood
Sign in n window in I7th street be.
tween broadway and Sixth avenue:
"Prcsser Wanted BY Hand"
Tipping" says a sign in Times
Square restaurants, sis un-American.
It is not done here" Another res.
aurant, in the Greenwich village
neighhorhood. solves the problem by
adding ten per cent Of the diners
check to the bill.
There is 4 shop OH 59th street that
sets h" fash;o in hobs. The window
is filled with paper mannikins who
wear hobs of every style made of
real hair. A customer merely points
to Il certain style of bob and says.
'I'll take that one" Sometimes they
come out looking like the bob they
chose and sometimes they don't.
Antique shops have found q new
reason for existence. One New York
rhilanthropist has opened an Ode
sr"'~hn S.o"~"', the proceeds from
which are devoted exclusively to the
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supports.
Fictitious "twinkling toes" are being
duplicated by actual twinkling heels
as the vogue for rhinestone heels for
evening slippers becomes more and
more popular.
The shoemaker has become an artist
Of exhibitory virtue in one fashion
able Madison avenue shoeshop. Perch
4 =
seats, two be-smokcd shoemukers sit
on either side Of bright green table
in the huge oval window Of the store
and fashion the latest designs.
Just as Chinatown is fast becoming
! occidcntalizcd, the lower East Side
! also is giving way before the expo
! ncnts of big business. Orchard and
Allen street merchants exhibit their
wares with the suavity and assur-
ancc Of uptown merchants, retaining
just enough Of the traditional atmOs-
phcrc to lure the tourists and thrill
seekers inside.
Five thousand New York policemen
are reporters on the night aftcr cleo
ton. One is on duty in each election
! district TO- telephone returns to police
headquarters as soon as they are
available. Another acts as courier
and delivers a copy to headquarters
for verification. The figures from
1909 districts in the city are COM
piled by the City News association.
Windows of clubs and smart shops
are receiving their winter trimming
, F,yergrecns are being planted in win.
low boxes that contained vines and
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