Domestic science courses expand at Teachers College
A tall young woman sought extension classes in domestic science, joining new offerings at Teachers College. Programs include Domestic Science IV Household Management taught by Miss Edna Skinner, Food Management the Family Dietary, and nurse training courses led by Miss Jewell. About two hundred pupils have registered so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Monay
Benjamin R. Andrews
Tri
Edna Skinner
Anna Barrows
Miss Jewell
Andrews
Tra College
NOTES OF THE CLUBS AND DORMILLIONS MEETINGS
The Literary and Dramatic Union led by founder Miss Irene Ackerman and president Mrs H Herbert Knowles will hold its first meeting at Miss Ackerman's Broadway studio. Plans for the season including social functions will be discussed. Also the Colorado CUM Dwellings Association New York State Chapter chaired by regent Mrs Thomas Henry Whitney will meet at the Waldorf on Friday October 20 at 2:00 with a musical program and a paper on cliff dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Literary and Dramatic Union
Irene Ackerman
H. Herbert Knowles
New York State
Colorado Cum Dwellings Association
Thomas Henry Whitney
Regent
the Waldorf
Tnion Theological Seminary
Park Ave
New York
Persia
A. V. W. Jackson
Columbia University
American Committee
Zoroaster
Iran
Suffragettes in Court Case For Voter Registration
The National Progressive Woman Suffrage Union seeks to compel the Bureau of Elections to place Dr Julia Seton Sears on the voter register. Dr Sears tried to register on October 5 at 7 Sixth Avenue. The hearing before Justice Bischoff is set for this morning in Part 2 of the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Mary Coleman
National Progressive Woman Suffrage Union
Blanchard
Bureau of Elections
Julia Seton Sears
Sears
Sixth Avenue
Justice
Colorado
Kimono Style Coat Delights Little Girls
A Tribune pattern features a loose kimono style coat that slips on easily for little girls. Made from serge with broadcloth trimming, the graceful simple model uses heavier cloths and silk lining for a polished finish.
Pattern No 604 for girls ages four six eight years
The text details fabric yardage for a medium size six year dress and offers pattern No 604 in sizes four six eight years. It notes required material of 5 1/4 yards 27 or 2 5/8 yards 44 or 52 inches wide with 1/2 yard for bands, and that the pattern can be mailed for 10 cents to any address. Send an extra 2-cent stamp for letter postage from Pattern Department New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Music Hath Charms Prodigal and Father Dialog
A Philadelphia Inquirer quip contrasts a prodigal son and his father with a lyric exchange about songs. The son recalls Home Sweet Home while away and the father jokes about money centering on lines If You Ain’t Got No Money You Needn’t Come Around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Vegetarian fashions and flirtations in English society
A discussion on rising vegetarianism in England contrasts rigid versus flexible diets and fashion trends such as Directoire gowns. The piece also reports on mixed views of flirting among women and a critical take on fashion’s impracticality, plus a Postmaster General report warning of increasing carelessness in the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Directoire
Noah
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
Suffragists Meet in Buffalo for National Convention
The fortieth annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association opens at the Y M C A auditorium with Rev. Anna Howard Shaw presiding. Buffalo officials greet delegates as letters from allies are read and leaders respond, outlining future progress and calls for stronger action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
England
Helen Z. M. Rodgers
Ida C. ‘Bender
Teachers’ Association
Frank Schuler
Western New York Federation of Women's Clubs
John Miller Horton
Buffalo City
New Plans for Herring Aeroplane Revealed
A. M. Herring, back from Fort Meyer, Virginia, says U S Signal Corps officers prefer secrecy on some aeroplane details. He seeks safer testing grounds with level countryside, noting the craft could skim grass tops at slow speeds and that initial lessons should cover short, straight flights. He will choose testing grounds within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Herring
Fort Meyer
Virginia
Broadway
United States Signal Corps
Herring
Flying waiter promises great aeroplane evair flight
Henri La Tour, a young French inventor in New York, announced plans to build the most great aeroplane evair. He believes backing will come from Paris and explains his design aims to resist wind, with a self balancing concept and no need for an automatic stabulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 88Th Street
Henri la Tour
Paris
Wrights
Farman
Monsieur Wright
Counterfeiters Plant Unearthed in East 11th Street Tenement
U S Secret Service agents Daniel Callahan and Richard Jervasse uncovered a fully equipped counterfeit plant in a dingy room at No 611 East 11th Street Manhattan. Newark police arrested Alexander Edelman and Morris Epstein for passing counterfeit coins and confessed the operation. They were arraigned before United States Commissioner Jones in Newark and held on $1,000 bail each for examination on October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 11Th Street
Daniel Callahan
Richard Jervasse
United States Secret Service
Newark
N. J
Alexander Edelman
Morris Epstein
East 11Th Street House
Manhattan
Edelman
Epstein
United States
Jones
Accused Assistant Fire Marshal Arrested for Extortion
Chutes O MacCarthaign an assistant fire marshal was arrested by Detectives Flood and Ravens of the District Attorney's office on a charge of attempted extortion. He allegedly demanded payment to "fix" two fires at a candy store at 276 Third Avenue where two Greeks reported claims of 1150 dollars. He was taken to Police Headquarters after a court appearance and is a September 1970 appointee residing at 6 East 170th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chutes O. MacCarthaign
Flood and Ravens
MacCarthaigh
Krotel
Third Avenue
K. Gianakakos
Mockrie
Mactarthaigh
No. 6
East 170Th Street
Savannah bonds bid by Mutual Life likely for $1 million
Savannah bids opened for 2,610,000 dollars of City of Savannah bonds at 4 1/4 percent maturing in 199. Thirty four bidders total subscriptions 27,200,000 dollars. Award planned for tomorrow. Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York expected to receive about 1,000,000 dollars of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
Savannah
City of Savannah
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Annex Ferry Service Renewed for Commuters
The Commodore steamer, offered by its owners, will run between the old Long Island City landings and Wall Street, Manhattan, to replace the discontinued annex ferry service once operated by the Long Island Railroad Company. The vessel began running yesterday.
Real Estate Boom Alters New York Market
Reports of cash sales on Spruce Street and high value sites near Wall Street spurred fresh activity across Empire Square and central Fifth Avenue. Investors, speculators, and builders flooded downtown, midtown, and uptown parcels with strong demand, while several major properties changed hands or secured financing for ambitious upgrades and expansions.
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Empire Square
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
Charles F. Noyes
Countess Cecelia _d' Andigne
Spruce Street
Frederick May
Washington
Pease & Elliman
J. Midaugh Main
West 23d Street
A. & C. Levis
Carlyle Realty Company
Cathedral Parkway
Broadway
Fifth Street
Gracehall Realty Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Murphy
East 6Th Street
Ellsworth Eliot, Jr
EL Gage
West 15Th Street
Aaron Coleman
Young & Gronenberg
Madison Avenue
N. Z. Realty Company
East 23d Street
Rhinelander Real Estate Company
The
Russing Company
Auction Room Sale Reports From West Street Portfolio
Executors and trustees sold a four story building at 46 West Street at auction for 23 000 dollars. Other sales include multifamily properties on Ist Avenue and 185th Street with debts and taxes listed and referenced parties such as J J Jaffin and Fleischman & F drive, with outstanding amounts and adjournment to October 22. An offering for today includes 533 Greenwich Street loft building with mortgages and heirs listed, totaling over 22 000 dollars in liens and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Charles Street
Heal Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Rudolph G. Bartold
D P Ingraham & Co
J PD van Buren
P Macready
Harold Swain
L H Ward
Joseph P Day
Greenwich St
Vandam St
Smith Agt Chariton Contract Co
A MacDonald
Lee Phillipps
Realty Transfers Reported In Local Brokerage Market
J J Haggerty sold the two family frame house at 1138 St Lawrence ave near Westchester ave on a 25 by 10 ft lot to P McBride from C W and C Stumpf. George D Ebermayer sold to William C Bergen the building plot of more than seven lots at the northeast corner of Loring Place and 1434 ft area for Henry H Van Duser. Ernst and Calin sold to P OConnor the plot at East Chester Road and Paulding ave with irregular dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Haggerty
St. Lawrence Ave
Westchester Ave
P. McBride
C. W. & C. Stumpf
George D. Ebermayer
William C. Bergen
Loring Place
Henry
van Duser
Ernst & Calin
P. O'Connor
East Chester Road
Paulding Ave
Broadway Maiden Lane Building Sale Closed Says Berry
John H. Berry issued a statement yesterday regarding the Broadway Maiden Lane Building sale. He affirmed the purchase and sale were consummated and closed, with no changes or contest anticipated. Stewart Browne, president of the Broadway Building Company, will retain sole management of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Berry
Broadway-Maiden Lane
Stewart Browne
Broadway Building Company
Realty Notes and Property Leases in New York
The West Side Taxpayers Association votes officers tonight at 267 and 269 West 34th Street. Whitehouse and Porter lease 38 East 1st Street to Edward Shearson for Charles G Peters. Howard C Pyle and Co sell three story brownstone 180 4th Avenue Brooklyn to an investor. lot 20 by 10 with a three story extension. M and I Hess lease 200,00 square feet in eleven story Empire Realty building at University Place and Nthat to tenants from February 1. Jacob Erlich buys 100 acre Croton Lake farm to pair with Chappaqua estate.
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West Side Taxpayers’ Association
West 34Th St
Whitehouse & Porter
East 1
Charles G. Peters
Edward Shearson
Howard C. Pyle & Co
James H. Cruikshank
Th Ave
Brooklyn
M. & I. Hess
Empire Realty Corporation
University Place
Nthat
Jacob Erlich
Gregory
Croton Lake
Chappaqua
Kurz & Uren Sell Properties for Louis Lese
Kurz and Uren sold a 50 by 1 million foot plot on the north side of 1th street, 120 feet east of Melrose avenue, to Louis Lese for a six story flat house. They also sold No 417 St Ann's avenue, a five story double apartment building on a 253 by 100 foot lot for a client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurz & Uren
Louis Lese
1Th Street
Melrose Avenue
St. Ann's Avenue
Lease A Wall Street Office To Ho Senin Bank Agency
George R Read & Co leased offices at Nos 34 and 35 Wall Street to the Ho Senin and Shanghai Banking Company. The lease is for a term of years and covers space in the National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Read & Co
Wall
National Bank
Ho: Senin and Shanghai Banking Company
Kong
Judgments Filed Yesterday Against Multiple Debtors
Debtors listed include Bieler Mayer, Charles Schumacher, Jacob Cipes, Albert H Erickson and Effie A Carnegis Trust, Wil aan ttt eee, Lemuel Jackson, Samuel Kahn, Potter et al, Sam Uferen and Hyman Shaptro Pec hinichers, John S Wells, Zila Reader and Athole B, Bank of the Metropole, Mary Rechnits and Jacob Gerard, and others. Proceedings note numerous names with varied affiliations and firms such as Bronze Company, Dandriett Chemical, Silk Textile Waterproofing, and Hotel Gotham Company referenced among judgments fled yesterday.
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Bieler
Mayer
Charles Schumacher
Cipes
Jacob—H
Weingarten
Ae Erickson
Albert H
Effie A
Carnegis Truat Finn
Wil
Jackson
Lemuel
H Kalkstein
Ae Kahn
Samuel
C Potter
Ufman, Sam
Hyman Shaptro
Pechinichers
John S—S
Wells
Feamime
Zila
Athole
R Bank
The
Metropole
Ream Vopadad
Rechnits
Mary and
Jacob
G H Gerard
Ceol S
Ucob
Toathn
Schenaeads Sober
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Dr. Sears
Directaire
Upper Burma
Elso
Signal Corps
Secret Service
Candy Store
Travellere’ Co
East
S0th St
N. Y
Mad Sq
Bombonniere
Colonia
Fernery Twenty-Second Street
Transit For
the Metropolitan District
Tribune
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Room
Brooklyn Bridge
Tribune Building
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real Estate
Beekmaw ST
Kew
York
Kirby. Petit & Green
Park Avenue, New York
Riveterview Manor
Hastings Homes CO
Relent Oes Sobertia
Berkshire
Madison Ave
Cor
Madison A.E
John H. Moran
Plaza
City
East 56Th ST
F. L. Partridge
Wall St
Otelle Marquis
HE Webster
Long Island
Codling
Ocean, Bays
Sound Codling
Northport
J. L. Wells
Patchogue, L. L
Ouse
College Point
Imandt
Charming
West Point
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Palace Tron
E'klyn
Fulton St
S. Desbrosses St
Hendrick Hudson
Yale
Colgate
Princeton
Wrest Street
Joseph P. Day
Ist Ave
Fishel
William Fritze
Greene
Attya
Berkeley-Columbia
Berkeley School
Columbia Institute
72D Street
Fnd Avenue
Hudsoniver
Berkeley
Cutler School
East 30Th Street
Harvard
Columbia
Arthur H. Cutler
Columbia Grammar School
Central Park
Hamilton Institute Uikesmesialt Ee
Irving
D. Ray
West S4th St
Trinity School
West
Young Ladies—City
West 98Th St. Col
West End
Ara
Bremen
Om de Lancey
Hamilton Institute College
West 81St ST
Merrill-Van Laer School
Girila
Peebles and Thompson School
East Sith Street
ELL ELLIMAN ‘SCHOOL _ LES
Gardner Home School
Firste Avenue
BERLITZ SCHOOL OF _ LANGUAGES
Madison Square
Hartern
Lenox Ave
127Th St
Court St
Citier
Palm Beach School
Anton
Tomake Ave
Wise Grace Louise Lainhart
West Palm Beach
Fis
M. J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
the Rivers
Leslie Rooms
West Sid Street
League Halls
West 126Th Street
River
Atlantic
Dennis Ie
Vic Walter J Buzby
Uadiian
Montclair
Montclair, N. J
New York County
Levi & Dodd
Zanesville Tile Company
Ve. Hitchings & Soutar Company
Hitchings & Soutar Company
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Kitchings & Soutar Company
Edwin T. Greaves
Levin L. Brown
Borough of Manhattan
City of New
Code of Civil Procedure
Ritchings & Soutar Company
P. O
City of New York
County of New York
Robert Newton Crane
Janet Hay Lord
John Taylor Lord
Janet Gifford Hamilton
Janet Girard Hamilston
Edith Rebecca Lord
Janet Hay
Jennie Hay Charlies
Robert Langenbacher
Ann Hay
Taylor Nadal
Frank Lord Warrin
Samuel Lord Warrin
Marshall Lord Warrin
Ernest Warrin
Thomas
Piantiftet
Spencer
Sapwat & Wierum
Attrneys
Wulas
New York City
Edit Rebecca Lord
Thomas Madley Lord
Arthur Perceval Hamilton
Kathleen Mary Hamilton
Hans Patrick Hamilton
Alan Fisher Hamilton
Eloise Lord Rider
Georgiana McMillan
Rowla E. Prothero
John T
Henry Bischop
Borough of
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