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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

tpic5fi b%efannter lit, iaben mir eille
nnfrepierte 5neiun0pier5iger Gro
nate i'm @emduer ltefen uno in Ell
mem nnteritano failben lpir fiinfuno-
sDansig getotete uno peridiittete
Guffen. Wunitior uno @efpebre To-
gen maiienbaft nnber. unterpees
ltteBen mir auf ibpere ruiiilbe Sc
lhiite; Die Die a~b8iebe1oen Guiien
Dergebfid fort5uidaffen perindt bat,
ten. Tus Gener Der oeutiden Mrtil-
lerie bate iie credit, umeetporfen una
aerbroden, Die Eferoe, oeren Saba
Der ieet Die 2uft berpeiter, serrilien.
sls mir 5rr Staot 5uriidfebrten,
milroen 6ereits groBe Mengen BON
S6la6tpieb bineingetrieben. Sssn oeli
9affeebauIern berrift Mangel an
Gigarren uno Wineralmafier, oage4
gen ea6 es seniigeno grot uro
Webl, Ga Die GuiIen tire 8orratc
oaran nno an an6eren 9itgen, tpie
on Stiefeln, Dor Dem Mb5ug an Die
Sibilbepolfer1lng perihleuoert bai,
ten. Ser &affee nies geaen friiber
feinen ltnteribieo auf, altBer oo3
Die S6afe erft nit breiBig SeGern
be5ablt fprtroe, 6ana6 nit oreiBie
Gopefen un6 iebt nit oreiBia 8fen-
mig. Sin rnliiihen Spionen iheint
es ldon tpdbreno Der 9elagerunas-
seit in 8rcsempsl nidt gefeblt 81
taben. Seoenfals berIiderten mr.s
fie Burger, Dob Die eilrreitenoen
1uliiiden Sffi5iere bon beridieoenen
5rauensperionen pie alte 8efannte
hegriiBt noroen feien. Die nahfoI-
genoen beioen Monate fpdren fir sic
gepobner cine tpnbre Gdredensacit,
oa fortD1breno angebIi6 maffenf1bi-
&c Berionen nod Sibirien berididt
mlroen un6 niemano tpalBte, Oh nitt
morgen Die Heibe an i'm fomme.
aib in Den @obnungen bauiten Sic
&uiien libel uno pliinoerten nauaent-
Iif gelegentlid oes G5arenbelndes.
Iie nns 9omber Seberfietuic5 Ell
5ablte, tpnroen onmnls llnmengcn
ron Watraten uno Mobeln beidlag-
nabmt nit Der 8egriino,tng, lie
fpiiroen fir ben g5aren uno bas &C.
folge benotigt, nno Die Better mir
zen tie fpie0er 5ltriiderbalten. gs
Eat ober natiirlif %nienlono etipos
cabon mie0ereeleben. Ger 9abn-
bofsreltaurateur berlor auf bieie
@eiie SilberbeItefe i'm @ert pog
hreiBigtauieno Grouen. Sir Ole 3eit
fes G5arenbeiudes mar Ser 9efeb[
n~usgegeben, aue Seniter geI6Iolfen
81 balten uno iid nidt 81 5eigen.
Damn foIgte Der @egenbefebI, tponad]
ole 2eute m1breno oes g5arenein-
auas ai1f Die StraBe binaustreter
unb Sod idreien %folten. Ser chen.
fals angefiinoigte 9eiuh Der Ca
rin-Mrtter unterblieb. Staotfom-
monbont mar crit 8aitalinsfp, oanl
@rtamanop, 9iirgermeiiter @obofat
@lus5fiemic5, Der nit 100000 &rp-
men nod 2emberg beridpono. An,
80. Mai begann oas Reimbursement
ser 9oroforts, oos big 5unl 1. Sunni
cnbielt uno BON Snfanterieoneriffen
heeleitet mar. Sn Ser Noht gum 8.
Suni fliidtete Die 8eiasung. Die
3abI Ser ruiiiiden 8orniion miro
ron Den @inheimiihen auf pier5ig.
t%auieno bis fiinfaigtauieno Man,, ee-
id}dst. Spater tpuroen INNER mebr
ardfte nod Often abse3ogen, aber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06
6eiratsfdeiue. = Webmrten.
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Seiratsideine.
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tim.
Sacob SO. Moore pno Youline
@loefner.
s. So. @olf uno 500 Mue[er.
gomaro Oscar Staben uno M1ltl
Sith.
&einboIo ". sdeer uuo aanes
&obr.
Senrp Maper uno Mali,ioa Saai
boff.,
@obert Gourour Sertrp ul,o @oeli,
Sreoa Hoening.
Sobn Sranf Eannenbereer UNI
6rau MarD emma sSamrih.
@illinm 81. groBbano uno 6ai.n'
|@gnes @eismlieler.
@mIa.. Craig uno Srau Iarl
DC. 5rib.
Geo. g. @aener uno Srau 81. %,
.|G8ernisfp.
Galpb s. 8eber nno @arp 2om.
0ebnrtcn:
Otto MiIer uno 5rai, elm @au
den; Sans 9abl uno 6rau. Elm &nc
Re; q. 8oebm urb Srau, elm M1o
den; 9ape Bolf uno 5raiL eli
9nabe.
TooesfdIIe.
Sbeooor 8ugenbagen, GO Sabre
I5roH Cha 3ltoiuie, 38 Sabre; era:
&nnie gralne, 90 Sabre; 5rau 60
jt6orine Sdleider, rs Sabre; Sra.
IGbriItian Gpers. So Sabre; Sra
Mtargarete @dermonn, IS Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06
LokaIeS.
Yruf. Go. sdlmiot.

Sorige ISOLDE baben mir bere1t5
Die Aaf1ribt bon Dem Sooe oes Fro
fSfor @o. Shmiot in &errpile Der.
offentlidt uno mir iino iiber5eugt,
nes Sieie Nahridt alleentc:iie3 Be
oalern in oen Observation-Disclosures
nnierer @egenb berborgerufen bat;
ocnn Ser 8erItorbetle ipor Sort nid,t
llilr. cine ~aleenein b%efa1nte, lo;lnern
aith eagen1ein belie6fe Yert1nIid,.
felt.
Ser &eritorbene itnmntte aus Dem
Sars, mar bon Soul e aus 2ebrer rnb
fam f6on bor pielen Sobren nod
inherent Staote. gr bat fd5t imtfter
bier oraupen i'm @elten gefpobnt,
mar onfangs 2ebrer, ip6ter Sortner
u1o Siebsiidter uno INNER @eiana.
pereinsoirigenf. 8is an lein gnoe
3ulebt 6irtgierte er oie &errpiGer
pGoncoroia"4. @r mar elm M11iifelt-
tblliioIf~erlten &anges, beioB a4f
ti6,iise nluiifaIiide &enntniiie n,iS
: mar Elm pflihteifrieer Oirigent. Ger
@c6irasfingerbltno bat er ntitn,=
griinoet uno bon 4nfang an als iei:1
Sefretar eeoient. Or bot bel getan,
nm oie 2uit uno 2iebe gum oeutiden
@efana aufredt 5i baIten nno 5l
foroern uno babel mitgepirft, inn
eine 6leibenoe Static in Sen @ebirgs-
g~egenoen unieres Staotes gu iihern.
lteberbaupt mar er elm efter, 6eut-
ider @ann, boG gegeiiterul1g fir
Die grbaltiing oes 9eutlftltms nno
ieoer5eit bereit, fir iie gu or6eiten
uno Spfer 81 bringen. Sci oeutiden
Veitrebungen bat er INNER auf's
gifrieite ~mitseboIfen uno onem, mas
ullierm 9eutl6tum 81 nabc trat, maj
er tets elm grimmer Seinb.
Heben ieinem mliiifalilhen Solent
beiaB er nld cine biibide oidte.i-
Idle 8egabung. or bot man1es gll,
tie @e0idt gei6rieben, audi cine gro
Bere epiide 8idtltng, oeren Stoff
elmer Seimatsiage entrlommen NOR,
bat er beroffentlidt. Serner Der
ihieoene fleine Observation-Disclosures.
tpie Die biitorifh mertpole Seitidrift
CUR fiinf5isiabrigen @ieoerfebr Ser
Weebelei ON Nt1eces.
Die @eeroigung fano unter gro.
Der 8eteiligult9 auf Dem Srieobof Ser
Gamilie Neal am gilrtIe Greet -
Der 8eritorbene mar Ser Sbmieger-
bater BEG friiberen Staatsienator ST.
lius Seal = itatt. Die &errpiaer
atno 6ie Jriebrihsbairger goncoroia
nno Die Comforter 2ieoertafef, Die er
ebenfaIs Iange birigiert bat, iangen
an ieinem @rabe.
Mit goiiaro Shmiot lit elm gu
fer, broper, edit oeutider Mann on-
bingegangen, Der feline bernorragen-
be geeabung ltets miaig in Sen
9ienft Der @agemeinbeit geiteGt Eat.
STIR peroen i'm ale iebr permiiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06
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9ie 8ierte Sitli-Seier perliei
{ebr Itil nno or6nungsgemdB. 0ic
meilten @eldGfte blieben eeihloIlen
-uno Die StraBen fparen oemsufolge
Icer. Selbft Der l1nl5ug am 8ormit
tag permofte nift oie ionit ii6lide
Mnsabl bon Menifen aitf Die StraBe
su loden. Ion batte oniheinent
Dos @eoiirfnis gu &auie gu perpeilen
uno Der &ube 5u pflegen. 8egep
Mbcno periammelte iih aaer0ings ei-
ne groBe Menihenmafle i'm Sun
Eeoro Tarf mo cine patriotiidyc
sSeier NIT @eoen Muiif etc. itattfano.
SIN 2eague Narf, ben Der @utomo-
bill Club in Mniprud genomrnen but
t., tparen iiber 1000 Menihen bel
Der Geier arl Mbeno antpeienb. Oa3
bemerfenstperteite lit, oaB iih an bic
fem Gage feinerlei nngliifsfdle
@erbrehen etc. ereigneten, oie fonii
70 regelmdBig am y8ierten" gu per-
5eihney pnren.
Sn0em unIere ygrpreB" Die lie
bernabme Der orabtloien Eelegrn-
pbens Citation in Soppille, g. s., Sci
tens Der gunoesregierung p~erteioiet,
Iagt fie, Dab oies aiif ben @runo FIJI
geifiebt, all permeioen, baB ameri,
fanilfes Serritorium nls Ya1is flir
feinolihe Operntionen beruibt miro
-Sopbile bermitteIt 9epelfen mad
9eutidlan0 - nno INN Den Heittro.
litdtsprin5ipien, nuf fpelden Die ame.
rifaniide @ominiltration nno bas
merifoniihe YoIf beitebeu. 8irfrnq
81 peridaffen. uno tpie lit &
nit Der ausfubr bon @offen uut
Wunition nod gngIauo uno Sranf.
reih2 0as lit natiirlif feline Ser.
Ietnng n~nierer geriibmten. Neutrali
tat.
llno min fommt oie .@ulpe
fton Heps" al Dem ShlitB, ooB q
riht redt uno ridtig mare, peni
mir Elm @eieb erlieBen, onB ole or
fortation bon Wunition an frieg
fiibrciioe Rationen perbietet, neil
mon bore uno itoune = ooiiefbe oi
0oiten Der Observation-Disclosures &c
oeuteno erboben, ein 8r6minm al
iolde @or6ereitungen ietell unb 81
armeren Notionen ser @nabe De
reideren ousliefern fuiiroe. - I'M
oieie gebmlphna ioI auf ben ber
tigen Sal paiien. Gnglano uni
Granfreih peroen aIs arnne Static
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

Sic oentide @lfBitohl : grseu.
gltng bat fi6 Ieit Dem eriten arieqs-
nlonat, Mnguit 1914, no iie it'd, ott
ooO,o00 Sonnen belief itetig Der.
mebrt. SIN Wai oeg Ioufenoen Sssob-
res betrig iie mebr als f,OO0,O 600
Sonnen, ettpos mebr als inn pora,ts.
geben0en Monat NbrfT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06
gIns[nnn.

Selte morsen fano in 8aris oie
8eeroigung oes @r-Trdiioenten 8ias
Itatt. Die Erouerfeier tpuroe in oei
Stride ct. @onore o'gplou obat
balten. giele tpobnten oerielben BET.
Die fran50iiihe Gegierung un6 ois
.Staot Ioris uaren offi8iea bertre-
ten. francisco oe la 9arra bertrai
Merico. Die 2eide bleibt in einer1
@em6lbe Der Stride iteGen, Bis iit
nah Mferico geIonot tucroen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

Or. .. Seller, 3abnar5t, 3O5 8rd.
cpr@ebalibe. @ltttaperda : 8lattert,
B~or5eaan : 8iiqungen ginIogen urb
gmctine in Bporrbea cine Spesioli-
tat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

geites Del un6 @aioIin erbiIi
mon bon Der Slimp Oil 60, ACT
Sft-gommerce Str. Neues Gel. 9ri.
bis 1852. Wn5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

Bad . 9emonftratipncn nit Sloremce
oodtlofen SelsOefeu. 112 BeItzgoms
nlerce Ctr. 5alb 10 teiier pie onoere
Seuerlns,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

Die 9oftoren 8enable, Cunning
lam, Smitb, 2arsem nito SideiTen
baben am 3. Slili lire Sfficen mad,
oen 3in1mern 7t3-7f8. Gibbs sc.
bduoe oerIegt. Gel. GroGett 673.
(Nnseiae.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-06

0au,nmpae.

Val1tn,Olle.
Gan Antonio,. beute. 8B. Gents.
@alpeiton, geitern. feine HSrfe.
Guttpniameu -Troonste.
San Mutunip, Seq. g.. ssufi 1915
Ertnta erioe Cotton Seeo Oil. 36M
Gents pet @nlone,
Neu Yprt, 6. Sui. @pot Sc. a5.
Siini, $685.; Sui, $685. un6 s.. 96.
Auguit, $6.17 uno 1918; @ebte1nber'
$3.50 lno $6.40; Oftober' 500 uub
$6.4f, Hobember, $6.37 uu6 S6.4f.
Se5ember, $3.50 nno $6.4f; Sanuar,
$6.45 nnb $6.46.
Jarm-Hrp6afte
San antonio. Ser. 6. SuIi 1915
Slitter tic Der Ifsrr6
Ger thur friide) -. t6c per 9llbenS
2hpner ........9c II. 16c per Yfino
&uttepS ........ 14c per Efuno
Set5en .......... $1.03 per NnIdel
worn ............ soc per 8ufdes
2n1er .40c per gnIteI
yen 5000 per Eoirne
@emiile.
@artoffeIn. Neue, SITS II. S1.S5 Der
8ufbel.
Bafsbobnen. per gul6el, $500;
Crime Bobuen, $500.
Somateu, Segas. A SCRIBE, 60c rn5
75c.
SiiBe 9artoffeIu, 2oui5iana, S1.75.
3ipiebeln, Seras germuSas, $t.00 Der
Crate; @ar.Y $1.25.
Ieteriilie, SOC per Dbo. >8iirbeI.
@riiiier Bfeffer. Segas, 60e per
Iorb.
&o6l, $3.50 per Crate.
Ganteloupes, Seras, $1.25 per grats;
Haoies6en. 30e II. 35e fir elm @bo.s
@iin5eI.
@ieb=Marft.
Son autonio. Ser, 6. Suli lob
O6ieu 1926 biz $500.
aiibe $500 bis 5000.
&dIber $500 bis $500.
8uIen $4.25 bis $500.
ct. 2ouis. 6. SuIi 1915. 8inb<
bieh. EernszVieb, $5.25 biz 1885.
S1iueine $3.50 bis $T85.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
BUILD NOW" SPIRIT
RIFE IN BRONX
Unusual Opportunities Not
Being Overlooked in
Borough.

The Guild Now" building movement
has not only resulted IN big Increase
I'm building activity in many cities OF
this country, but in several sections OF
the greater city, particularly in the
home areas Of Tho Bronx. Some parts
of old Manhattan have also shown a
disposition 10 take advantage Of the
unusual building opportunities.
Plans were fled yesterday for Bronx
structures 10 cost $4,000. bringing
the total for the week 10 1921 900 for
large buildings and 10 si.953.000 for
similar building projects in January.
If the sums TO be spent on little struc-
lures were added 10 the estimated cost
Of the big undertakings. the January
operations would represent a proposed
Investment Of considerably more than
1000. 900.
Last January plans were filed for
forty-eight Bronx structures. 20 cost
sl.3s5,000. So far this year about sew
enty structures have been projected for
sites IN the same borough.
The tables for Manhattan. az com
piled by THE Real Estate Record and
Guide" show that as regards moneys
20 be spent the 1915 record far cx-
ceeds that Of 1914. The figures are:
From January I % jan Prom January I 20 jan
uaT 90. 1915 usry 90 1914
Sew buildings. - New Iulllins. -
COST $50. 50 go 900 -, -, s, ,oi %,
This is an increase in cost for this
year Of nearly 100000.
As TO "Why Build Now ?" "The Real
Estate Record and Guide" says: Be
cause money is easier. Prices OF ma
terial are low Manufacturers have
low reserves. There is a demand for
construction. Labor is plentiful and
eager TO work. Big men are planning
construction work. There ~ a growing
need for modern buildings Plan filings
show increases IN activity In building.
Present construction helps 20 solve tho
unemployed problem. Building cost
may be expected 20 increase az demand
improves. New York real estate will
not be as cheap again IN many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

Estate Board o. New York, to be held
AZ the Waldorf Astoria on Saturday
evening, promises 10 be in every re-
spect the most complete affair of the
kind ever held by the board. Elisha
Sniffen, chairman of the banquet com
mittee. announces that reservations
approx mating 900 have been made.
The speakers will include Mayor
Mitchell. Dudley Field Malone, Collec-
tor Of the Port; Commissioner Robert
T.. Bowling. Haley Fiske, second wee
president Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. and J. Victor Barry. assist
ant secretary Metropolitan Lie In
surarce Company Lawrence VI. u.
Mcclure. president Of the board, will
be POSTMASTER.
The list Of invited guests includes
public officials. professional men and
representative real estate men from
New York. Chicago. Boston. Philadel-
phia. Rochester. Westchester and New
Jersey. These will meet on neutral
ground to discuss the various prop
lens relating 10 real estate and the
ci,v Of New York. In the list OF
guests is included the following:
William A. Prendergsst. George Nc
Arenv. Marcus ". Marks. Douglas
Nathcwson. Lewis H. Pounds. Maurice
=. Connolly. Charles J. McCormaek'
Henry Bruere. Lawson Purdy, Cyrus
C.. Miller. Cen. Lewis ". Stotesoury'
Judge Frank Hasbrouck. Abram l.
Elkus. Charles D. Olendorf, Thomas
Shallcross. Elbridge Gerry Snow. Jul
Jus NJ Mayer. Franklin Petit, George
c. Boldt. William {. Breed. Stewart
Browne, Frederick II. Ecker. Nilour
&. Fisk and NJ. Morgenthsu, Jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

The ordinance regulating the con-
struction. operation and maintenance
of elevators in greater New York, which
is now before the Board Of Aldermen
for adoption this week. has been in
dorsed by the committee on buildings
of the Safety First Society Of which
Lawrence B. Gilman is chairman.
As result Of the agitation con
Quoted by the Safety First Society in
the last year for an ordinance pro
vidng for the examination and licens-
ing Of elevator operators in this city.
the building committee in reporting
this ordinance to the board incorpo-
rated several practical provisions for
better safeguarding the public by re-
curing the installation Of safety de-
vices on passenger elevators which VIII
prevent the elevator car from leaving a
landing until the shaft door IS closed.
Popular demand for safety first IN
elevators has had the added effect OF
bringing forth more safety devices for
elevators and many instances of their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
FORESEES BROADER
SUBURBAN MARKET
War Will Cause Rush to
Country Places Here,
Says Lady Duff Gordon.

"The var is going 20 keep thousands
Of American tourists at home next
summer. and Long Island, as well as
other places. are going TO receive visits
from tourists who otherwise would
spend their time and money on the
Continent expect 70 spend my leis-
ure time next summeS right here A.
Baldwin Harbor. bathing and sailing
said Lady Duf-Gordon yesterday AZ
her new Baldwin Harbor home.
Yearning for week-ends where she
could obtain surcease from her multi
pie activities in Ney York City, she
recently ordered plans prepared for a
cottage at Baldwin Harbor. Long Isl
and. where she eoptemplates resting
each week from Friday until Monday.
Preliminary 20 the completion Of her
suburban home Lat Gordon has
leased bungalow there where she
will stay Tor the next few months
Her bungalow is tvo miles from the
ocean beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
OCTAVE LOOKING NORTH FROM So u STREE

use than were known heretofore. II has
been ascertained that there are now on
the market a dozen or more practical
devices for accom- Dlishing this purpose.
and that there are twenty-five build
ings, most Of them in the Borough Of
Manhattan. in which these devices have
been installed and are giving entire
satisfaction.
Since the building committees re-
port was filed. three months ago, the
number Of devices has been materially
increased, and the number OF buildings
in which some Of them are installed
has increased 100 per cent.
1T is evident that owners Of all
classes Of buildings for the list IN
Guides hotels. department stores, ONCE
buildings. business buildings and apart
ments, as well as hospitals are awake
20 the fact that the extra safety gained
by the use OF sucn device IS ample
conversation for the additional out
lay" SAYS an advocate Of the ordi-
nance. THE expense. IL appears. IS
not even necessarily so great as was
first believed by the committee, for
whereas in their report they stated the
average expense 20 be $50 an open
ing, estimated. there are number of
devices on the market and In use which
can be supplied for half that sum.
Tests made by competent engineers
prove conclusiyely that there Il no sp-
preciable loss Of time caused by the
operation OF such device; and as
safety TO the passenger is only sbso-
lutte when the door is closed before the
car starts from the landing. II is GER
tain that the public. which constantly
trusts itself 20 the care o. the elevator
operator. will not object 70 the use Of a
device ;hat compels the operator 20 do
his duty az all times.
"Ihs uygsnt aecexxi.y fax TIA iya-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

80 YOU are following the advice OF
Wagner in The Simple Life'?' queried
visitor last week.
yes, she quickly answered. the
simple life, with modern conyeniences
to make il tolerable. with those feat
ures, there is nothing more fascinat-
ing than the simp e life. but there IS
a vast difference between it and the
primitive life. Our old home in Scot
land was built in 100. Castle as it is,
there were no baths, oil lights or even
candles in the first 500 years Of its
existence. Tallow dips were used for
illumination. You will observe that |
want no such circumstances accom-
uarving the simple life" And az this
iuncture she showed her visitor
through her bungalow, with its mod
ern bathroom, kitchen. bedrooms and
living room, all illuminated By cleo
tricity and heated by hot water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
JOIN PARK AV. COLONY
Smithers and Friedsam Rent
Large Apartments.

Pease & Gilman have rented the en-.
tire twelfth floor OF the new building
being erected by Edgar A. Lev at 525
Park ay., southeast corner OF 6ist St.
10 Francis S. Smithers. formerly senior
partner Of +. $. Smithers & Co. bank
ers. This apartment will consist OF
twenty rooms and five bathrooms. max
ing II one % tho largest apartments
ever leased. h will be specially built
Tor Mr. Smithers. and will contain raany
features. There will be a billiard room
and conservatory. in sddition 20
about 5000 square feet OF entertain
ment space. The lease - for ten years
al a rental OF about $4,000 "A wear.
Michael Friedssm. president OF r.
Altman & Co. has joined the apartment
colony along PARK Az. Through George
K. Read & Co. Mr. Friedsam leased the
entire eighth floor IN the Fullerton
Weaver apartment house. now In course
Of construction, az the northwest corner
OF Park av. and 5ith 81. The door will
be arranged TO meet the requirements
~ tia lAA3AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

The Bronx on its main line, at Melrose
or Mott Haven station, as might be
preferred. He said;
81 speak Of this because under pres
ent arrangements. if person wants 70
travel 10 New Rochelle or other points
from the centre Of The Bronx he must
either ride down TO 125th ST., in Man
haitian, or travel TO Mount Vernon by
trolley car, or partly by elevated road
and trolley car. In order to get r train
out Of the city, and in returning he
must either get off al Mount Vernon
End use the elevated or trolley or both,
or he must ride to l25th st. and then
travel back
A resolution was adopted directing
the secretary TO write to the Public
Service Commission and the New Ha-
ven Railroad TO urge the granting o.
this convenience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
TO BROADEN KNOWLEDGE
Office Force to Hold Meetings
with Object in View.

The entire Office force Of the VI.
Morgenthau. Jr.. Company has begun
a series OF weekly luncheons which are
icing held at Hams restaurant, in the
Park Row Building, each Saturday
afternoon at 1 o'clock. The object OF
these luncheons is 20 develop broad
knowledge OF all branches OF the real
estate business among the once force.
The business OF the company IS now
handled By seven distinct departments.
devoted 20 auction. private sales ard
exchanging. apprAislng' mortgage
loans. rentals, insurance and manage
mont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
OFFER BROOKLYN LOTS
Coney Island Parcels Will Be
Sold at Auction.

On Wednesday next, in the Brook
Ign Exchange salesroom, the Jere John
son, Jr., Company will sell at public
auction twelve fully improved lots in
Coney Island.
These lots are located on Warehouse
az. f22d ST.. between Neptune and
Mermaid ayes. They are less than a
block from the trolley and less than
two blocks from Surf az. and the At
lantic Ocean. All Improvements are
in. The lots are 2Oxlls.s, and will be
sold separately. with the privilege OF
ore or more additional lotA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
TO IMPROVE MARKETS
Plans for Jefferson Court
Building Approved.

The public markets in the jefferson
Court Building, at Sth st. and Sixth
av.. are 20 be improved at an early
date. Borough President Marks an
nounced recently az meeting OF
local association identified with the so
oial and civic welfare Of the section
that he had approved Of the project 20
make these markets more scrviceable
10 the housekeeper' OF the section.
The plans approved provide Tor the
installation Of more stalls along the
southerly side Of the structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

FapOrS Ordinace to
License Elevator Men
Measure Now Before Board of Aldermen Also Provides for
installation of More Safety Clutches Passenger
Lifts-Nlany Practical Devices Market.

mediate adoption Of this ordinance is
further attested by the statistics
which havc been compiled by the Safety
First ..-,iety, showing that during five
years ~ persons have been killed in
public lcvators in the Borough OF
Manha,'37 alone. and OF these fstsli-
ties So le' cent we're elevator door &C
cidents
'Furt.. more. the fact that some
fifty owners OF buildings have already
installed safety device upon their ele-
vators indicates the desire upon behalf
Of the owners to better safeguard the
public"
The advocates OF the measure hope
that it will be speedily adopted BY the
Board Of Aldermen.
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Of WITT CLINTON PARK So ND St ono9 l1rH AVE.
FOR NEW HAVEN STATION
Want Railroad to Stop in The
Bronx on It's Main Line.

At a recent meeting OF the Bronx
Chamber OF Commerce, with President
Albert +. Davis in the chair, a letter
was read from Charles H. J. Dig, Of
the dig Manufacturing and Trading
Company, urging that the New Haven
Railroad make at least one stop in