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New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Last Week Fairly Active with Sales OF
10000 Pieces.

Fall River, Mass, Oct. g (Spec!aD.-Tns
print cloth market was fairly active last
week and the total sales are estimated az
10000 pieces, OF which about one-third wers
spots. Buyers insisted on lower prices, ana
suggested 10 manufacturers, IN support or
their contention, that lower cotton 10 IN
prevail, this contention being based on tbs
low values reached during the last two
weeks Prices went off between one-siy-
teenth and one-eighth OF cent. and sizabls
lots were sold at prices which were pracu-
cslly named by buyers Although conces-
sions were numerous. there are Instances
where manufacturers positively refused 10
concede a fractional part OF a cent and
held firmly to quoted values.
Wide and medium wide goods received
considerable attention from buyers, and ths
volume OF business passing was OF com
Portable proportions A large number oc
the mills held their annual meetings dur
ing the week, and the showings made. in
view of the depressed condition or ths
cloth market, which has endured for ths
last two years. were fair. II was presumed
by some that the mills statements would
show large losses, but such was not the
case Some OF the mills lost money. but A.
majority did fairly WE'LL considering COLI
dltons. II is conceded that mill as we'll
as industrial corporations' statements are
merely perfunctory, and no attempt -
made TO give TO the public true state
ment Of affairs. The yarn markets ar
cording to reports from New York, Phila-
delphia. Boston and Providence, are quiet
and featureless, and trading is small.
The cotton market ruled rather stead y
and values are low. The cloth quotation Z
are as follows: 2s-incll, S4xs4. Sic. nomins |:
28-inch, s4xs4. SIC; 27-inch, e4x60. aTsc; 81
inch, 5sx5s CSC, 27-inch. 5sx52. 27-1sc; a1--
inch e4xs4 1ac: 39-il1ch sSx12 SC
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30

eeiIx irres sty tenmt. 4 Atterbury aga
Nnns LeCis ct all A.. A.'szssua57 ~ aAs a7 tsxes. s
etc, 81, 800: sub to prior mtg Of $4,000
AT no. sl56 THIRD AVENUE.
BY Joseph P. Day.
1SsTH ST. ms. 1910 4 OF webb ave- -Sr,s, S,tsA
100 2xl59 4x2oxSOxe6 sx9el: vacant: { a strSn
city. s W Barber, ref; due se'lsoSV 'aAss'
'''' Si''"S o. on THURSDAY.
AT NO. IA vEsEY STREET.
By Joseph p. Day.
WEST ST, 307 and S0s q. l42 II Of
Spring st. 4oxsISx irreg two sty loft oidgs;
trustees sale: also
BOTH ST $2S. ?ies :. & o. sts a, ave; ig *
Lenane, deceased
TRIANGULAR BLOCK. bounded by Broad
way. Union ana johnson aves. Brooklyn, s1.sx
56Sx594; exrs sale.
JOHNSON AVE, 16 S s. 75 IT OF Union ave.
Brooklyn, 25x50 . sty dwig; exTs sale.
CARLTON AVE 484-466, W :, 239.4 IT n OF
Atlantic ave. Brooklyn 47.i0xl00; sty dwlg
and 4-sty stable. exre sale
UNION AVE. "A to % n cor Of johnson
ave. Brooklyn. l25x75x irreg; and sty bliss'
eXrs sale.
UNION AVE, is and II. W s, 100 It n Of
johnson ave, Brooklyn, 5o.4x1oO; ? and sty
bldgs. exr's sale.
UNION AVE. 10, W e. 1904 It n Of Johnson
ave. Brooklyn, "a sxlO0 ETY. bldg; exrs sale
wILLOUGHBY AVE, s25A. n :. 1es,3 It W OF
stuyvesant ave. Brooklyn ls.3xlooi sly
dwls: exrs sale.
HeWes st. HBTooi,iyn' ss.szio0 ? 5 ETY. tenmts
and vacant; eXrs sale.
sTH ST. 235 n 5, 1884 IT Of 4th ave-
Brooklyn. 1sx100; sty dwlg; eNrs eale.
JOHNSON AVE. rs. n s. 100 II Of Union
ave, Brooklyn. 25Xl00; sty dwlg; exr's sale.
wILLOUGHBY ST. 179. n q. 79.s u W OF
Hudson ave, Brooklyn. le.1oxe2.4z irreg; 8
sty dwlg: eNr's sale.
VERMONT AVE s 552 n OF crosby ave
Joseph Kollkommer, dec'd.
BY Herbert A. sherman.
2sTH ST, 20 East, e, a5 4 W Of Madison
Mitchell 4 o Levy ct al: W r AltKen. atty;
James Kearney. ref: due si627i 90 taxes,
etc 81 SOS IS: sub TO 1rst mtg of 100000.
AT NO. S15s THIRD AVENUE.
BY Joseph p. Day
MAPLE ST. s, 100 # OF Ave A, 25x1oo,
tive Construction Co OF Winamsbridge ct al; J
J Fitzgerald, atty J Leslie ref' amt cue
S1I o61 Is; taxes, etc, Ss76.
AT NO. IA vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph P. Day.
2sTH ST SIT West, n s. 225 4 " OF ioth ave,
25x9s .; sty tennt: Emma Arnott agt Herbert
PRYOR, reg; due. 5000 %; taxes etc. se54 S.
ave, 56yI66 II: sty tenmt ana stores; German
savings Bank act Panama Realty Co et a.;
ALFRED Rocker. lr, atty: Jacob = EngeL rel
due, $23, SIS 09; taxes, etc, s1,O6s j.
At NO 3l56 THIRD AVENUE.
BY Joseph p. Day.
TTEBoUT AVE. 21o5, W :, 262 Il n OF ,I lso,h
st. 27.5xlO0 1881 .5xlO0 . sty dws' w bIo"nn n
Of a. as exrs and tYus. agt Carrie HeltilnseI ~
al: c B Augustine. atty. G. + EngelnaI1' IeI'
due, 81 SS4 T3; taxes, etc 5000
BOSTON AVE- v s. Sill # 8 Of I.s Heath ave,
- 1855 Ok irreg; u + Horn agt Richards -
al; Peacock & s. attys; r Lockman, refi o1e'
S5S5 81: taxes, etc, So
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
SWEDISH SOCIETIES PLAN FAIR.

Fifty Swedish organizations, their total
enrolment exceeding sixty thousand mem
bers, are making preparation for the open
ing of a bazaar in the list Regiment Ar
mory next Saturday. which will be tho
most elaborate affair of 80 kind yet at
tempted by the Swedish-American citizens
of this city The purpose is to raise money
FOR home for aged men and women.
Mayor Gaynor has accepted an invitation
to oyen the bazaar, and the Swedish Charge
d'Arraires in Washington and the Swedish
Consul and vice-Consul In New York with
be present
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
OCTOBER %.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE $50 fourth hoor:
CRYSTAL & Son 70 Joseph J Baker; Vt u mos
from Nov /, 1911: $3.50 address. 45o Riverside
Drive.
9TH AVE Il " cor 53th st. cor basement and
store etc: Knickerbocker Trust co 20 PAU
Braus; 3 Wis from MAY Z, 1911; $4,000; ADDRESS
4es Riverside Drive.
sTH ST, 804 and 306 East. two bdgs; Mayoells
Really co n Frerra r Nesse. yrs from Apt!
J. 1911: 81. SEQ. address. 1909 Madison ave.
18TH ST l35 and l37 west, two rear rooms
stoop foor; the LenoX Baths 20 BENJAMIN EoSeI-
thai and sno; yrs from oct -. l6ll, SHV'"'
address 100 West Slst 81.
l25TH ST, cor Lenoz ave (iarion Bog, once
Z on second floor, Marion Realty CO TO David
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels to Go Under the Hammer
This Week.

Parcels TO be offered at the Vesey street
and The Bronx salesrooms az auction this
week follow:
AT NO. IL vEsEY STREET.
By Joseph P. Day.
7TH AVE. 2So4 -2SOe. w cor l45th st 2
sty fats. with stores. each 40xloo; ex'rs
tsle; estate Of Elise zanmatti. deceased.
10Th ST, b12, :, 2se It Of Ave A. S7x
Abr weinberg ct al: Bowers & S. attys: L
\ Abrams, ref; amt due. s5es SO; taxes, etc.
t1,551 20; sub TO mtg OF S24. 900.
By Herbert A. Sherman.
STH AVE. cor ISeth ST. 0o.11xloc. va
oant; Anna Sands sEt Irving Bschrsoh ct
s EN- Ss SG%ess ss 2as s atsys ys 50 Be1n9i 5G i ref
70 prior mtg of $4,000.
TOMORROW.
IS. no. IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p Day
Broadwsy. eoz9se; and sty dwlss; ex'rs
SD ST; $50 70 4ss. $ s25 IT " of 9th
sis5 sEs; ''A'S'' h'' sly d~'s'' sS's 'a'e;
Broome st. 77xlocx irreg; three S sty tennis
oXrs' sale; also
..1lTH, AVE. els. s. T5s fl of 45th st.
?51xl0o; sty tenmt; exrs sale; also
coRNELIA ST, 2S. s, 2oe.s It OF
estate Of Mortimer Thorn. decd.
WILLIAM ST, 19S. s c cor Frankfort st.
a7.5x29.gx irres sly loft bids, Vol sale
r 55FGis as ifr,s 81 sly loft Sds Sis " v0 81 SALE eth
AMSTERDAM AVE 2l43 e s. so It OF
16sth 81. S76Hl00 3 sty tenmt and stores: ]
y .o'Neil agt Mutu9l Construction Co Ct sl;
6le 90, taxes. etc. $500 50; sub 20 first mtg Of
E i. ?. InrTsha-n & Co.
STH AVE $50, W 5. se4 # g OF 5lst st. 22xso
sly b-s tenmt and stores; Bancroft Realty Co
est Allan ct al: Davies. a, c & B, attys
(hnnix Insrahana, ref: partition
lI7TH ST. AL 70 z45 n 8. Sq4 II = % lst ave
toxl0o l0x irres sty tenrnt and stores: Green
Tlch savings Bank egt Hymsn Levin et al; q G
25i O.: taxes etc. S5.O25 56.
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
., Lemon ;E6S AVE. 4o7; vs. 72e It O i3oth ct,
iScs act Pens ct t'G5''G a G.iief Fl a. sTqs
stiys Taylor ref; due S2S o42 G7; taxes, etc,
loo.lo, : sly jenmt an6 stores; Anton william
est Impe9ato Realty co e all; a 4 Bloch.
etc, $500. sub first mtg $4,000.
Al no. 1856 THIRD AVENUE
By Joseph P. Day.
BATHGATE AVE. 1885 $. 1e4 It OF 176th
st. 25xl02x2jxlQl. sty tenrnt d 2 Butcher act
Jos = DAILY, ref; cue, Ss,56i os; taxes etc.
Si51 &c.
zBREGA AVE, VS.. whole front between story
quo Lt4lIl2N dNta -l1AAdlof --a-'ls4
ZEREGA AVE. e s, whole front between story
end Quiuby Gyes. 2l6x33S.q 10 Greek x-X302. il
Inionport: Albert Dimmerling agt G Kuhn Il
Fl Edv Hermann. atty: W Ksehcr. ref; amt
Que 50 o95 &C. taxes. etc $i9G 03. sub 10 mtg
$f4 00o
on WEDNESDAY
AT no. IA VESEY STREET.
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
"a PLOTS, known as Meadow Brook farms, IN
Jerusalem end Bsrnum Cor MerrtcO aysA
Hampstead. Long Island.
BY Joseph p. DAY.
lo3D ST. lS9 and IA. n S 294 Il of Park
owe ScxlOO1l; two sty dvzs Rubin Fish ast
fannie Goldberg et ell Shapiro s. l.. sttys L
Fritt. ref. due So 3S4 40; taxes. ETC. Sol g..
GOTH ST, 1902 = 80 II " Of Columbus ave,
S:x100 (. s sty tenmt; Katie Hoehn agt Michael
sachs q al; r Hummel. atty; L Z Doyle, ref
due. S4.Oi4 40; taxes, etc, $500; sub 70 nrSt
fntg OF $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30

74.7; Joseph Rice agt william Kaufman Gaor :
tion 70 forecose mechanics hen)' et'oi"eS'
Stern. .
GRAND BOULEVARD. " g, 164-4 It &c 9,
1sist ST. % 6x61.6: Y part; LIND ave, 5; 90
Of l66th ST. D 29xI00. % part; Jonn teelnei, y,
agt John s Rener et al action 70 set asi'e 0o
yeyance). attorney. Himme.mann
18TH ST. Sos East Amelia A Corse ac
Eliza Celle et al Goreclozure of MTG; attorneys'
Rrafy q BRADY
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of srantes)
Interest Q per cent. unless otherwiss stated.

interest o per cent unless Otitinlrn eNeeN~'
OCTOBER IS
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 464. 27xioo (prcr Ints
S24, ,OOO); Oct 81; due per bond; Albert II
Nichans and ano to Ella NJ Mott: $4,000; ad-
dress li3 West 10Th st.
AUDUBON AVE, s e cor OF i75d st, 1e4xe5;
oct y: yr, per cent; Henrietta c Schroeder
70 Kathleen O'Connor; $4,000; address, South
Orange J.
DIVISION ST. ss. 10s IT = OF Montgomery st,
PIX irreg. May u; due Aug l. 1918; Jacob Mar
gllies to sarah G MarguiieS; S2'o; ADDRESS
259 Division 81.
HOUSTON ST, 121 West 25xe5; Oct %: de-
rnand. per cent, Joseph Tassi TO Lion Brewery
SS17: address go Columbus ave.
MANHATTAN ST. s, 2s4 It n OF
Broadway, 50xl50; Oct Il; ? yrs; Harvey /
Brown to William II Schmohl and emo, trustees
S26 0O0 address. 1857 Lexington ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE i47, 25xl00; due Sept Il,
1912. 6 per cent: Helen White 10 James
Msckie: $4,000: address 2273 s5th st, Brooklyn.
7TH AVE. =. l49 II OF 14th st iex1oo; oct
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
NAV HAVE OFFICE IN PARK.

Forest Park will probably be the site OF
the new building TO be erected by PARK
Commissioner Eliot OF Queens as the per-
manent headquarters Of the department IT
that borough At present Commissioners
Eliot has a desk In the office OF Clinton
Smith, secretary Of the Park Board In the
Arsenal in Central Park
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
ALTERATIONS, S,
MANHATTAN

ALLEN ST. IS. to five sty factory; Z a
Ridley, Fanwood, j. owner; BayNss' 90
Bible House, architect; cost. 10000
THE BRONX.
GLOVER ST, W cor Glebe ave; TO "a
sty frame dwg. 20x30, Adolph Bell, on prem
ises. owner; Henry Nordheim, 1857 fremont
ave, architect; cost. $500.
l33D ST, 72l to 733 East; TO a sty frame
stable anG storage, lSx35; Fannie Bernstein, l4ot
SD ST. Brooklyn, owner; Goldner & Goldoerg'
704 Jackson ave. architect, cost, $1,000
sEDGWICK AVE. " 5, 40 IT OF l77th
81; TO sty brick tenmt, 26N5I; Giuseppe
Tuot', 63 Park ave. owner; VI Del Gaud.o'
sol fremont ave. architect, cost. $500
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

7TH AVE, 1852 to 2O70; Charles schlesinger
ct al ast John II Springer ct al; July 20. 1911;
$50.
MORRIS AVE, n W cor Of 18Th st; william
Weingarten sgt Nugler's Iron Works et al OCT
is, 1911 Cby bond; $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX

ZEREGA AVE, g., los f. . Of Lyvsre 81;
premises owner. Henry Nordheim, 1857 Ire
mont ave. architect, cost, sl5O
HOME ST, c cor Interva!s ave: 3 sy
frame stores ard Offices. 2Il1X89. 40; A kauf-
man. 1850 Southern Boulevard, owner; Robert
+ La vile, 38S East 1+9th 81, architect; cost,
SO O0n'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30

N beg. March "a. 1911; Central Bronx Realty
90 20 Harry sellgman. $780, address. lZo'
% ave. ~
Sd AVE, s. 214.5 n Of Vendover ave, SSS
io3. July H. 1911 Sarah Diamond 70 EyInal
ana Henry SOM. 81 200: attorney. Title insu-
ance Co I35 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
4 New Home Land
Right in the City of New York
Transit Facilities

T:. C:I:4; The accompanying map shows the
AFoisit oShA.e' present. the nearly completed and
projected transit lines The that will Immediately open up
the greater part Of this district is the NEW YORK WESI-
CHESTER AND BOSTON RAILWAY. Its four track
electric road built substantially steam railroad the
world will take passengers from the Elevated system at the ar.
lem River and carry them through the Northern Central District
of The Bronx Mount Vernon and beyond Connections will
be made with the Subway at East lSOh Street for the Western
portion of Manhattan At point comprehensive ransfer
Station is building in which passengers can transfer all exist
ing and projected transit lines in this part of The Bronx so that
residents of this district will enjoy facilities for reaching expedl-
tousy any part of Manhatta. or Brooklyn
AA'AA0 "--~' lyn Bridge (Ciy HalD to the
Bronx Transfer station at 18Oh Street. near Morris Pa Avenue
in the Southern part of this district IA miles and the
ated running time by express is s. minutes; to Pelham
Parkway the distance 1870 miles and the schedule
80 minutes To local stations the distances and running time
from the CITY Hail folows:-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
LIS PENDENS,

LEXINGTON AVE. 696, Richard o Brien ct
al act Louis Book et al counter claim; sttor-
ney. Burns.
ls8D ST. sos West. BIuthenthal Bckert.
Inc AIT Mary DonneIy CT al (action 70 declare
Hem: attorney, l. 3 Eppstein.
235TH ST. s. go It W Of White Plains Road,
50xllI: Helt Knapp agt Josephine Iassi
et al faction Ito remove encrcacnments, ctcli at
;orney, u 3 Each.
cREsroN AVE. E, 1887 It Of 1ssth ST, 4ox
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30

Lederer; yrs mos from Sept 1. 1911:
ss40; address. Yonkers, Y
Path ST. 72s East. ground floor and base
rnent; Rosa Amelia 70 Germara Volpe; yrs
from Sept !. 1911; s2io: address. 22s East
214th
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

ANTHONY AVE. g. whole front between
f72d az and Clay ave 295 4x26. 7x296. 4x9o =
Bronx Investment Co loans Melvin Realty and
Construction CO SIS. 90.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30

Nary Mckay So 5000 S?t adde's ss.' geo West 18th st
18TH ST. ic6 and los West, 4oxlo5. sty
bond: solomon SIX and ano to Etsl silk; 5000;
address. 1917 50th 81. Brooklyn.
10TH ST. 432 East. 5 sty brk 25xlo3: Oct
lo; due July !, 1914: per cent: Elise schaet.
fer TO Victor Kopfer; $1,000: address, 1lSo
LIST ave
35TH ST. 6. $50 IT OF Madison ave. 25xes
cent: Almira n Torrey 70 Thomas " Wing:
$4,000: address. i35 Central Park West
41ST ST. :, 24s n e OF 9Th ave. 50z irrpx
(prior mtg 500 o00l: Oct 81. due as per bond;
Martin Holding Co to CllGord V Brokaw;
$4,000: address. Glen Cove. Long Island.
111TH ST. 5. 6S It W OF Park ave. Ssxloo;
Theodore X Kaufer to Adolph Lewisohn:
$1,000, address. West 9th St
151sT ST. n e. 200 # OF Amsterdam ave.
IooSsS Oct q; yrs per cent; Dorwan GOD
address. Paris France.
17sTH ST. col to $40 West; lots, each
25199; mtgs, each $4,000: yrs, 8 per cent:
Holding Co 70 Louis Wolfstein and ano. s1O.-
600; address. n Claremont ave.
THE BRoNx.
CAyLDwELL AVE. g W cor Teasdsle pl.
l0ox33. Oct 2e due July 1. 1915: Richard
Dudensing to Carl Fischer: $4,000; address.
22l1 Broadway
FOREST AVE, S. 100 q Of 15eth -
Realty CO TO MARGARET A. Clark; sl,7oo; ad-
dress. 247 Mount Hopo pl.
JONES AVE. 8. 100 # Of Jefferson ave.
Feist to German American building and Loan
Association $4,000: address, and Sd ave.
17SD ST, n e. extends from Anthony ey.
to Clay ave. ; 2Gx2a2; oct q; due June !. 1912;
Co to the Bronx Investment Co: sss,Ooo; ad-
dress. 12S Broadway
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30

SUNDAYS NEW.YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere IN the United states
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
14s West 18Th 81


MALBA on THE SOUND.
within 10 miles Of Herald Square Special prop
ostion for fhose wishing 10 build home "lthin
the next go days. n YOU contemplate Eubur-
ban residence, don't let this opportunity 90 BY.
KEITH
90 Liberty St.. City.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
REAL. ESTATE.
In Greater New York,

In Greater New York, i pc, s NofEn or T5e Csno B6nH
there will be available and accessible to homeseeke by the
most attractive residential property within the limits Of the Met
rono 1t can be reached from the business and shopping
districts of Manhattan the open air all the and in periods
.ba Location The opening up of this beautiful heahful
region so close the activities of the breadwnners OF the city
will appeal strongly and to those who want room and
breathing space,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToLET
LONG ISLAND.


A BEAUTIFUL SHORE FRONT.
Can sell al reduced figures in best development
on Long Island. viii also supply architect, de
loan. LEVINE.
3Ii Edgecomue Ave. city.
Phone I3JO--Auduhon
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
eeAI ESTATE For SALE RToLET
LONG ISLAND.


=
Beautiful Colonial house. 10 rooms, bAlhs,
hardwood trim, inglenoOks. open hleplaces. hot
water heat carefully constructed new, situated
within len miles Of Herald Square on beautiful
shore front development Am offering special
proposition for the next 30 days.
Il BURNUM,
J4s West 18th St, CITY.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
PREpAKE roR YoIrR HAPpIEsr

NENI sLMMEk Al bhlouI NafEhs
b. planning now TO live ia CLASSY little
Bungalow. containing au improvements
1850; plot b0xl5O. send for handsome Bun
galoW Folder No. rs.
I. D. ACKERsON CO.. West Gath ST.. NJ Y
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30

before Febr
NEW YORK, WESTCHESTER
pOSTON RAILWAY Ito track electric rail
,brouoh of the
The basis handsome select
he'd. before inevitable n
in will be furnished by
American Estate Co. Clarence Davies NJ L. Westchter bo
St. Ave. md Broawy GandCenh
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30

Parcels TO be offered at the Vesey street
and The Bronx salesrooms az auction this
week follow;
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
The Northern Central District Rr Brorra, ns

dafed is bounded on the West BY the Harlem DNislol
Of the n Y Central and Hudson River Railroad and Bon
Park on the North by Mount Vernon on the East by tn
Harlem River Branch of the New York, New haven
Hartford Railroad, and the South by the same raoao AM
the area available to home seekers and for business purposes
two square miles or nearly 1900 acres OF parks that nsu
ample and beautiful recreation grounds tor all tune DIecu
adjoining this district are 5OO acres OF the oeau TFinSi
Bay Park with its IS miles of water 'front.'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
Looking to the Future

the population of this district 28,Sl5 persons can
easJv supply homes for half million people who want to get
sa from the contested portions of Manhattan and live day
Light and enjoy pure fresh air Then there are the financial
possibilities In the last twelve the aggregate assessed yau
alton of the territory half mile in width on eacn S?e OF nG
S b b. Hsren River to East 180th Street. has increased
46O per cent and in the years. 1899 to 1908 that the Sub
way was under construction the increase was i44 per cent
cording this showing, completeness not fortunes arc 10 "
New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
Public improvements

Public improvements nave kept PaT mn Of the %
Rrony and with the increased assesbe valuation of this district
there is every believe that the city Will respond
promptly the needs of its citizens and tax payers IN this now
rapidly developing section Already there in this district
22 miles of graded Streets 80 miles of Nacadam pavement
6A miles of Block Asphalt pavement and mile OF expert
mental pavement making total of 37A miles of pavement
considerable mileage of sidewalks and has been built
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-07
At PEACE.

The new year opens with tht
United States at peace with all
the world, but the words of Pat
rick Henry. "Gentlemen may cry
'Peace, peace, but there is nc
peace, are just as true now aS
they were in 1916. There IS no
peace i'll the family, no peace III
the apartment house, no peace be
tween owners Of adjoining farms,
and the United States having ex
tended its borders to Panama, the
Hawaiian Islands, the Philippines,
Guam and the AIeutian Islands
is in perpetual rasping at'rltloll
with the rest of the world. L:
might be better if we could give
away or sink the Philippines and
let the Japanese poachers have al
the seals on the Pribilof Islands
and escape quarrels, by confinlDe
ourselves to antebellum bounda
ries, but We are in position o.
having and holding and can't lei
90. Therefore, it is wisdom tt
strengthen our hold with warshlps
and fOrtiticatlons.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-07
THE OLD AND THE new.
The Old Congress holds on
While the New Grows Old.

With the close Of the holiday
season, there is q renewal of actl-
vity in the executive, Legislative
and judicial branches Of the gov
ernment in Washington. Barely
two months OF the life Of the pres
ent Congress remains, for at the
hour Of IL M. on the 4th Of March
the o1st Congress will expire 10y
Limitation. Then nearly twelve
months must elapse before the
Congress elected last November
can assemble and begin the work
for which it was elected. This is
an exceedingly clumsy arrange
ment, for it no only puts off TILL
tomorrow what ough: to be done
today, but multiplies the delay by
nearly four hundred days. How
ever, let the heather rage because
inasmuch as the remedy must bt
through legistayfUn;~it is almost
impossible Mm~S otn,tainmenS
ITCH vr,I;eved in 20 minutes by
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-07
CANAL
FOR1|F|CAT|0N,

AS a measure Of prime impor-
tance. which will be urged by the
President, the Secretary Of War,
the Secretary OF state. ana oy
members and Senators in both
houses of Congress, is the prompt
fortificatiOn of the Panama Canal )
especially at the western END
Defenses against modern dread
noughts cannot be improvlsed IN
night, and it is impossible tc ex
aggerste the Importance OF pro
tecting a work upon which &C
much money has been spent aho
which is 20 vital to the protection
OF the Pacific coast.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-07
SKIN AFFECTIONS
WHETHER ON INFANT OK
GROWN PERSON CURED BY
ZEMO AND ZEMO SOAP.
AN UNUSUALiOFFER


The Thibodeaux's p1lg Store says
to every person, be it man, woman
or child, who has an irritated, ten
der or itching skin to come to our
store and procuCe bottle Of zEMo
zoa yoa are q snns not }ndryg satisfied with
results comd lex and get your o.,
%9ns 9;csv IS So saa dsna IL -mpe ps Gf 9reat tae
ment, that we make you this un-
usual offer.
ZEMO IS clear liquid /for\ ex-
ternai use that has cur94 fso many
cases OF eczema pimplef dandrpfi
and other forrYs of SKIN Aruptlon
zENO and zENHHsoaH are g 1 the ne
cleanest and most effective treat
ment for afff{tionY OF the skin OF
scalp, whethA A>oTinfant Or grown
JOS. N. ThiBSdeaux's Drug Store
Eat Smiths Hot Bread,
Ready 100 2. m. daily.
SMITHS BAKER Y