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Schmidt proudly led them to a cor
ner. In an aluminium ease was a pc
culiar little fly wheel set on gimbals
SO that 1t could rotate in any plane.
The inventor started 1t revolving.
Press down on it," suggested
Schmidt
WI did so. The. uncanny little
wheel seemed actually to resent being
forced TO move out Of the plane in
which it had been started rotating.
you know" explained Schmidt to
WI, that when the gyroscope is start
ed rotating in one plane, it tends al.
ways to keep in that plane"
with that steadying my airsAip,"
put in Sprague, there will be no
chance for a mistake the next time.
We can aim perfectly"
I'll buy it, then" agreed WI, quick
ly producing the money.
After the explosion in the ware
house, Kennedy. thoroughly alarmed
for the safety OF Elaine, had ordered
me to accompany her on another visit
to her cousin, Mary Brown, at their
estate. Rockledge, near Lakewood,
while he stayed in the. city to help
Lieutenant Waters trace down the rob-
berry at the fort, il possible.
Elaine was easily reconciled to the
Punishment now that the weather was
fine, and decided to do a little sketch
ing, in the country. She had loaded
me down with the pleasant burden OF
her painting kitsketeh box. folding
easel camp chair and large and
gaudy sun umbrella Jennings fol-
lowed US to the car with the luggage.
AS We entered the car We were all
too happy at the idea Of holiday to
notice that down the street was am
other young chihaman of the same
tong as Sing Lee.
We had ali seated ourselves and
Jennings had gone back into tie house
when Sam skuIked around back OF the
car and. sefpenflike, as was his mas
.teB sWn Eriggled over. crouehing
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more, get it Only remove every
| trace OF the circle" 49,.
While was scrubbing away for
dear life at the fresh paint on our
roof Kennedy secured a large can OF
white paint and a brush and stealth
| lily made his way to the rear of the
old warehouse across the street.
Kennedy found a shed from which
it was easy to get to the roof. There
he set to work, too, Immediately paint
ing a large circle on the warehouse
exactly like that on our own roof
which was erasing.
We went home, and |. at least,
thought little more. about the matter.
Quite early the next morning, how
ever, We got around to the laboratory
again to prepare for the visit Of
Lieutenant Waters in response to
Keanedy's cordial invitation to wit
ness the experiments with trodite.
Our speaking tube sounded finally,
and answered it. 1t was Elaine,
Aunt Josephine and Lieutenant Wa
tiers, who had all arrived at the same
time.
Most peculiar thing, Kennedy" re-
marked the lieutenant after the greet
ings were over. We had a robbery
at the fort last night-or rather. not
exactly at the fort, for that would be
impossible, but from a freight car in
the yards
what did they get?" asked Craig.
"Some trodite-encugh to slow up a
house. and some of those aereplane
arrows" =. q. -
Him" considered Kennedy, gazing
involuntarily at the ceiling and think
ing doubtless Of the white circle that
had been on the roof.
Listen" cautioned Craig. 80
Outside We could hear a buzz, as
though a gigantic cicada were predict
ing warm weather. 1t was a peculiar
sound, and Kennedy seemed to recog-
nize it instantly. He sprang to the
window and strained his eyes up at
the sky.
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managed to snesk bss. of the shadow

managed to sneak bacA. OF the shadow
Of the cars.
Between two OF the cars sat q de-
tective Of the secret service smoking
and hating rs Jrb. I he Chiueman
had passed the first line OF defense.
lie now managed to sneak up behind
the second. He raised a Chinese club
and brought It down on the head Of
The unsuspec.ing detective. knocking
him out.
The sentry paced by Cn the other
side q the train. Quickly, after he
had L2s>ed the Chinaman went
through the detectives pockets until
finally he found burch Of keys. lie
detached me from the ring. still keep
ing In the shadow as the sentry paced
up and down, locked stealthily about
until he saw a chance, then unlocked
the door OF the car and entered, clos
ing It safely.
A few minutes later, laden with as
much Of the trodite as he could we'll
carry and a bundle OF heavy aero ar.
rows he stole away IS silently as he
had come.
1t was we'll after midnight when
Kennedy and / were preparing to
leave the laboratory. was just about
to switch OIL the lights when Kennedy
raised his hand to stop me.
The far-away look on his face told
me that he had heard a peculiar noise.
He looked quickly at the ceiling.
Listen, Walter" he continued.
Il did. There was a noise above US
on the roof. apparently as though
someone had slid on.
Craig switched out the light himself
and went quickly over to the table
where he had left the periscope.
Carefully putting it together again, he
tiptoed over to the window, put the
periscope out and slowly raised it to
the roof
We gazed through the eyepiece. A
large white circle had been painted on
our roof. :.s. .
What does 1t mean?" queried.
Kennedy was In a brown study.
Suddenly he clapped his hands.
Il think have it." he exclaimed.
Walter, take this turpentine. Go up
and scrub the circle out. II you need
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SYNOPSIS.

2 The New York police are nnystfhed by q
efflee OF fSurders and other crimes. The
Ypnclpal clue to- tie criminal II the
etmng letter which r. sent the victims.
afkped with a .ciutching hand" The
attest victim of the mysterious sssassin
ATayloF Dodge, the Insurance president.
als daughter. Elaine. employs Craig
AenDedys the famous scientinc detective.
e Try 20 unTavel the mystery. What
kennedy aceompiishes IL told by lis
iElepd, Jameson. q newspaper man. Al
Yer many frattless attempts to put Elaine
end Craig Kennedy out Of the way the
Glptchtng Hand IL At last found TO be
none s0ttItf tttan Perry Bennett, Elaine,s
lawyer and the man she 10 engaged TO
marry. Bennett fees 10 the den OF one
or his Chinese criminals. The ChInaman
forces from Bennett the secret Of the
whereabouts Of tI.o00.OOg Then he gives
the lawyer q potion which will suspend
enllna ton for months. Kennedy reaches
Bsnneu'1 side Just after he las lost con-
SciouSneBs. IL :, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
PURE FOOD ADVOCATE MCANN
SELECTS RESIDENCE AT PARK HILL

Alfred ". Mccain. after investigat-
ina different suburban districts around
New York. has settled on Park HI,
where he has just concluded the pur-
chase of Colonial house on Hllcrest
avenue Mr.. Mccain Is widely known
through his articles on pure food. He
demands for his home first pure air and
good drainage.
Like scores OF other busy men Mr.
Mccain demands also accessibility for
his home and at Park Hill is within
eayy Saech of this city office at all hours
by three rouse~ - rapld transit Mr..
McCann's new home Ii OF Hillcrest ave-
nue.. on q plot 7oxi50 feet, attractively
laid out and surrounded by fine trees.
with n garage In the rear. The house
comprises centre reception hall, large
living room. library, dining room, but
ler's pantry and kitchen on the first
floor four bedrooms and two baths on
the second floor, two servants rooms,
with bath. a billiard room and a den
on tho top floor
The purchase was made from the
American Real Estate Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
TEST OF FULTON ST. VALUES.
Mig Price Expected tor Parcel In
BrooLIyn'- sb"ppin. Centre.

Present day values in the best r1rt Of
Brooklyns retail shopping centre viii be
determined on Tuesday when W,,iiJm T.
Rae sells nj auction for the estate Of
Josiah r Smith Az and a. Fulton
street, running through 10 IL lpyt
street. I'm the same bloc, with Abraham
4 Straus IL IL the nrst voluntary auc-
ton In the vicinity Since 1896. when,
strange to relate, the adjoining property
at 40 Fulton street was assessed At
$4,000. while last year 1t was assessed
for Si72.0OO
Only ore other voluntary sale IN this
part Of Fulton street is on record Cor a
guide. and that ~ the corner OF Fulton
street and HOerum plnc'. opposite the
old Hall OF Records. winch NJ. Rae sold
In 1893 20 the Kings County Trust Conn
Dany. In 1895 that property vas as
sessed for $40, 0Op. while the city car
lies 1t to-day GA the tax books a.
t2S2. 900
II prca< pnId NJ private contract
could Ice revealed they probably would
show n greater increase IN Nllscs nj this
time than In the past, for tn"'e never
has been AZ grel: demand for Fulton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
One Hundred Steel Cars Ready
for Use on New BROOKLYN Subwavs

one hundred steel cars for Brooklyn
subways are at the Bush Terminal. They
nre modelled somewhat after the cars
Used In the McAdoo tubes. with cement
doors, posts instead OF straps and auto
matte closing doors. There are three
pairs OF doors on each side Of the car
controlled by push buttons In the centre
OF the car. the end doors being used
only as passageways between cars and
not as entrances and exits. Each car
Is sixty-soven feet long (the old ones
are only hfty-one feet. and have a seat
INK capacity Of eighty and standing room
for seventy more. A notable feature
Of these cars IL the emergency lighting
system, each car carrying It's own stor-
age battery and extra lights which are
automatically turned or whenever the
regular circuit fails
To fam,l!arze the motormen ana
conductors wta the new car "a tenn.
parary shattle service has been estab.
i,ssed In tho Sea Beach cut between
Third avenue and New Utrecht avenue
"
To MaplctUn Park and beyond as far ~
TH gn'N -sCcocd avenue.
On JuHe IL through service viii be
started with eight car trains from the
Municipal Building station in Manhattan
thrOulh the Centre street loop and Canal
street across the Manhattan Bridge and
four,h avenue TO S!X,y-hfth street,
/ turning there into toe open cut Sea
Beach line.
The Sea Beach line is physically the
shortest route to concy Island. due Ia a
large measure TO the short cut which it
takes through the heart OF Mapleton
Park, thereby saving n detour Of three
/ miles which II would otherwise have
| to make.
Eventually the line will continue
through Manhattan and across the
Tfty-ninth street Greensboro Bridge
| into Queens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
NORRIS ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Properties In yarious Boroughs
Included In the Sale.

Much interest In centred In the sale
on May IL OF the holdings OF Arthur r.
Morris in Manhattan. The Bronx. Brook
fyn and Queens. For several days blind
advertisements appearing in the papers
had the public guessing as to what was
coming and not until a few days ago
was the announcement made that they
had to do with improved holdings Of
the Morris estate, which will be sold
by Joseph p. Day and j. Clarence
Davies.
The Manhattan properties to be sold
include the six story loft building at
402 and 40i Pearl street. through to 10
New Bowery. and the five story Nat
at 43s and 40 West Fifty-seventh
street
In The Bronx the Offering consists OF
the ground occupied by the building al
the northeast corner OF Third avenue
and 13Sth street. which site faces on
the plaza formed by the intersection Of
Third avenue. 13sth street. Morris ave-
nue. and Lincoln Terrace The build
Ing belongs to the tenant, who holds
the ground at rental OF $500 per
annum. all taxes. expenses and assess
ments, under a lease having eleven
years to run, with a privilege OF re-
newals for two periods OF twenty-on,
years each. The Lexington avenue sub
way Will nave a station AT the property.
From the point OF view OF speculate
builders and lot buyers n larger and
perhaps more interesting Offering Is the
sixty-three lots bounded hy 1914 and
156th streets, Mott and Sheridan ave-
nues. opposite Franz Sigel Park. Four
blocks to the south. ut l4?th street and
Mott avenue. is a new subway station
which will transfer north, south. east
and west, and is also the poin, or con-
nection between the Jerome avenue and
East Side lines.
In Brooklyn and Queen. the most I'M
portant Offering Is that OF the three
story business building at the north
east corner OF Jay street and Myrtle
avenue. which rents fo- si.700 a year
In the same borough eighteen three
story dwellings on Harrison avenue with
frontage also in Clinton street and
Tompkins place are TO he sold. These
houses are in an old residential neigh
borhood
The Long Island City offering con-
sists OF the two two story and basement
frame houses at 2js and go Acade".y
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
STATEN ISLAND ASYLUM DEAL
Bethlehem OrphnnHgc Buys 90
Acre site AZ Arrochar.

John Lucker. Douglas Robinson.
Charles s Brown Company and J. Ster-
ling Drake have sold on the north side Of
Finserboard road. Arrochar. over twenty
acres. one-half OF which is finely wooded
and commanding n Wow OF New York
hay and harho- II is best known as
the Alexander u. Barrett estate. once
the finest and most costly estate on
Staten Island. THIS sale represents the
last OF that holding hy Virginia Barrett
Gibbs and has been In ;hc Barrett, fam
Ivy since 1859. The purchaser, the Beth
lthem Orphans and Half Orphans
Asylum. now located AZ College poiH',
y. Y. Is ore of the charities supported
and controlled by all the GciWan
Lutheran churchcr ~ New York r'ty.
NestcEes'e" county and nearby %,w
Jersey This society pavS al! cash FOR
the property and viii imme' at"'y N.
prove 10 In % h'gh elaSG manner Thc
FRS, building which WIN 10 e-cct,i At
once. * to COS, 1,tw,"1 .Sj.o0o and
sl0u. 600
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nF, SAINT, Rumor- e, al; G b winthrop
a,ly; \ W stump, ref. due. slL326. 80.
taxes. &c. s52s.i5
by james !. Wells Company.
Is. 3 fty ,nnt and str. 2 sty extn-J G
G4iist. atty: i L spieesibers, rel. due,
Sli.'sjs5 'aNcs. &c. sCt5 o..
TAT s:os THIRD AvENCEi
By Herbert A. Sherman.
ciSN7s:. AMI . ely s,r-J . T!:us az.
REM Rosen o; Al; HaroiI swain. atty;
p = Nu.h'y. rel; Tue. i;.7ii2o.
WEoNrsDtY. MAY )
AT Il vgsEY srEEETl
RIVERSIDE ~ pa 1iiiI'ES i + pay = q cor ,,,,h
i,oewy ss. y = Real rs,h.e sece,!.y @
in f. 'ar r.t Tue : s,iai ii m ;3H
Sc si?ooo sub 20 ;wo n'ss aGsr' sat-
.ns 500. ,,. q, go.
.c0'i : sty jV E--Sew rhurch Board
70 "u1... t!pa agt \ @ H'rt g; a.: "
" SsTe-i. a,ty. ~ y Ge'tste!n, reg. due.
Ll;NINrroN AVE. i7:j - 7sii, ii.th
- AKA. Sc TIM ard strs--M +
Wee'r az 'tnsl. Ee!..v :, al: Forster.
u Il. Atys, II s Dcnlrs. re-. due.
A-iI72l-. .'>ss. &. iso;.3o
~ ~nr.s. : Du-r.
18TH - w. ". % :. =; y .w1lsworth
a "a
n. ne.l- ., st.'I . Gu'ilk. a.tv. L :
y.t--o
Ry S,mu.l Max.
ap I'VE eii1. v e. all ierth - ask
;Oi. s'y h-irk Nat ond S'rs r T
p-iactern6d q a, as' " crane jr.
49,, r", A.. ",eg-i9.- .,i.. g..
q use 81
vy uar-v II H.,charr
rnNN'. ST - 20 =. p = Coz Allen !. io>
-. ~ "a. 90. -. -
700 =" ~ ~, ~
"a ',t,y.,,, 40, . E<-ulaoi.rb .
r-c..vsr
lat a:'> THIRD AVENUE
Py George prire
Tno%N rNrr ~ '"'. - Lohl0o-.
.-y'oo--'prt'd Miller "Nr. r'c. ar'
g. = -, pr" y ~ Si'' 81. A.,
orc. soc
-.,,,.,,.r,,
~ hN'Nf' NAV
lat q NESEi STREET
- ',..pb . D,t
,-.h q 90, -. - 'i- -, r., su.
200 t.s.v. .t,rvi c.t.. ,-, 49,.
p't f'l 90 wv. ]. " " i-
lu.1..I 81 -" =. 90 .f.
,6a + e..,. r,t oSi .,o-s. - q VII
,-. ~, s,nr.s.,., =, Al, ~,
trt,ss.. - '''. NV
.'>''' N' N''"l'
IN '- N"hrrI 49,
it,g-rt,t-| "a 80 -"
80 ana 30,
'. M, e., hahh l'f aalRs rs' Isl'
~, e. rom ref' due' '9e2''s'o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary and Forced Offerings In
Manhattan md The Broux.
MONDAY. MAY 5.
lat 3:OS THIRD AVENUE !

nv J1ues y Donovan
'f fs,,b Blvd an, aga concour;ss, ? cor
~, = Grand .h'yi and concourse.. IS
c ces Sa s2s i isi;s o.
Jos f Dutsv ct al act C5nc"urss B!ds
60 ct al; hitleman a!,y,; \
aggrega;!nr g. 600
by Henry Bradley.
WARREN sr ~ 1872 ,spuyt.n Dny-
.on ave ssss2'1siss,isoxiiSS2 81
i9Stts 3S'sa.s.-I'irs' Nan onal Bank q
i E1,n;s5. ! = y %, " II Yale - a..
due. io.3So.2.. taxes. s.. 81 Ssi so sub
to prior mtgs aggrcgatlns tis.77ss7
TUESDAY. MAY
lat ~ vEsEY STREET
Nv Joseph p. Day
ave, iaxiC0.s, :. ~ dwis; eS,rS. SIZE.
,S e,,atG >. q Louis. rolhenus. deceased
DOWNING ST, IS. 1859 variok -.
Of Eheneaer Bradley. deceased
65TH IT. rs =. -. 100 Madison ave
LrXfrX;GGroI * vqE&' e. 70. '?,fe ,s,s -,
,,$& 200, sly vat; voj 'a'e
ST AX Vacant, AV a.o ,a,; sS' l''." 5'os
southern boulevard 5ON;O. vacant. v,l
18TH ST. :, - Brown pL ;axioa
w!A,pn'SAW , AVE, y :. 30 n i,O'h 50.
"'fNIN. vacant. sale
SCI fNtrN AVE N . GO % 'N1.I -.
;.N;oo TO ccdtr ave. Nc lxitc.S: v,t,r..
,nlNs -al- estate ~ EGs'aes "
sEpGW,rK. AVE. ~ &C. p,n.rie. p
80 'NON l-"eV 'sc. 80. go. sale
nEaru AVE. Snroly pl i7oyie,,
~ MsFoKp N"s,ches,sr county Y
~" ,reaE' plots IN whi'e rla!ns ave
'ONEEr- y =. 'As-!r, A.rsl-,nn az.
hr Pr.!salFs ave. IS NNlisV lr-eg. '
est - =: " : ;. zee 90 Mira r,rE
":'''' Go E" nn Il. Hif -.
~ is','co :. - ~ s--&,i' slyc,
Usssls-g 4 II .aiivs = II Ro,sr.tn,l r.
,,IT,..i, ~" 'it - ~. I've Sc ilo1t :.
aa'S'o' e'v "Ag--..r.rr Pc Loom &
Trust 60 i--'r ug' FIe'.-rwa7r Rc-''t
80. mo. - a.. 'cl'sr. u u. ptfvs Al
..s.n; r"f. due. 1890 90, 'aae- <
~ Unrry Brady
u H", "a ~; DINE ,n..t - 't5Sstah
,a'1n'- lion Dime So iags Nruk ~,
li."rr com p, 81. action 2. Wrrlr,rl
-, . p Cd a''v' MARIN G.oo,oy ref due.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. y t5N.I W l5stN
. ollr2F' % ic0'h 81. N32 iovf7 g
Na',', '"rar;-sawe oet same. action
500 70 'aves g. y az
io3p ST 'l7 T. 70 =. '.. pa-t ave. ISIS
lt'li. . .'y lv.g--$ inves ors rpfpn
nEi Bella Rubsl e. al. Harold Swain.
nf''. a. l. We rr REF. due. SigGi SO.
o. a.. &c 'lNGls
STANTON ST. as. - $40 . Goerck ct.
-'NN' 2. = s'v irut and s:rs- Metro
pH.H1a savings Bank ast r 4 Mayhem
." ... \ : 4 w .iu'rh.uS. attys. II y
t.i,l. ref. due. !li.0ji5o. taxes, &C.
lcTU So iio W. rs o i0th ave. eix
lt'l, sly hlC-N Y County NptIoNu,
ft"F pg' Frank Richards Laundry sup
p 90 81 81. Kellogg & II. lttys: A q
X 'e,h'e ref: due, sGa5G SIS: taxes Sc.
$3.50. sub 70 mtge $4,000.
lltTH st .if T.. :. :. "a ave .3N
ln0.il -" stable--A * Mackay e. al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
BOYCOTT CIGARETTE SMOKERS.
Girls Of KansRs Town "wiII Not
Walk On streets with SUCH"

LEWIS, Kan, Nav THE Urls Of
this town have formed an anti cigarette
club, which number In its mentership
practically every girl In the Lewis High
School, as we'll as many Of tho young
women Of tho town outside OF school
on the membership roster are all Of the
leaders In social circles Of the town
among the younger sct.
The avowcd purpose of the club h 20
drive on the cigarette from Lewis II
was getting n foothold. High school
BOYS and young men OF tho town GER
orally We're taking w the haN't Leo
lures from the pulpit. pleadings Of par
ents. sober advice of physicians failed to
check the cigarette fdd. So the girls Of
the town 'ook II mn " meeting hcll
ut the home of iottie Crahtree the anti
cigarette club was formed II started
will six girls a. charter members. Re-
fore the week WAS over nearly every girl
in the high school was enrolled.
The girls take solemn pledge. II
goes something Ike this;
we hereby Solemnly pledge that We
viii lot associate with any young man
addicted to he cigarette habit. We viii
not walk ON the street with such, will
not recognize such in public. and will in
every possible We" discourage the young
men of our acquaintance from using
cigarettes hy a deliberate boycott"
1t first the boys of Lewis regarded
the club az n Joke. But It wasn't so
funny when the revival meetings started
In tho town, and after church every
blessed girl deliberately cut the escorts
lined up At the doors and struck out for
home alone. Tho high school had "A
concert. Only hve boys had girls that
night They were five who didn't smoke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
NEW REALTY COHroU ,TiO\S.

The following realty corporations We're
chartered at Albany yes erlay.
Gibson, Raymond Is Green. Manhat-
'Hu capital $500 directors, Henry ".
Gihsan, Max Raymond and Vivian Green.
New York city
go West 47th street COMPANY. Man
haitian: capital $1,000 directors. Jose
phine l.. ko.u. iNip Eaisaw. %o& York
CITY. Albert ". Levy, The Bronx.
crown Eu!dera BROOKLYN capital.
81. o01 directors. Charles !: DunVoodie.
Andrew n. Baird ID and John T.. Dun
Wcodlc. brooklyn,
sheridan Cons ructiou Corporation.
Brooklyn; capital. $1,000 directors.
Peter Blank, Max Stramlner and Lou :
t. itzlcr. Brooklyn
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street store space as there Is right now
Balch. Price n Co. Oppenheim. Collins X
Co. and J. 5. Bailey * Co have bought
large properties In the vicinity during
the last year.
The building on the plot AT Ae and
4i Fulton street which Is TO be sold is
ready now for retail business IL was
occupied for many years mp to May
by Milkman's Millinery House. one OF
the oldest concerns on Fulton street.
The sale also includes i05 Bridge
street, three story brick building. and
22S Lincoln place, a four story brown
stone dwelling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
FLUSHING Bay FRONT >pi.D.

L'Ec'uFs. Washhurr 4 20. have sold
to David Davis % New York f7o pos
at icIona park Corona. lio-ough ~
Queens. on F'ush'rr Bny IN. va
plots have f.on;l-c %" The b.y ard
Jackson avenue Of iGp foot The con-
siderat.on was s'oooo TINS IS the hrs;
sale o' 'o;e Of such water frontage FOR
some lime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
STATE ASSOCIATIONS ROME.

The Rsa, Estate Association OF the
state OF New York has taken new quar-
ters In the Trinity building. III BROAD
way. whore II occupies AN Office about
twice rs largo as It's old quarters In %
Liberty street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
SANDS PoISr pLlCE IE,sEn.

i.Ec'use Nas.,r.r !, 20 hlN fenced
Mrs. Albert . Ncporo'ds countr,
mace 70, r1ajs Port :. : 70 = H-r'
l. fca"cr", % Br- 10 who W., O.. a-,
4: du.ir- t." summer and ll.i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

works is located and which no doubt,
in time to come, viii be converted into
one of the cityS most beautiful parks,
Notwithstanding that for many years
it may continue to be located Outsfds
the limits of the city.
There is also good reason to hope
that the site Of the city reservoir in
the Alexander addition, which COM
prises an area equal to about so city
lots, may in the near future, be beau
titled and added to the list Of the
breathing places of the city. The same
is true of the Highland Park reservoir
site, which comprises 20 lots and
which is located in a district where
parks are most needed.
Eighth Street n Boulevard.
When the plans for parking Eighth
street through which runs the Frank
lin canal are carried to completion.
the southern portion of the city win
have one of the most beautiful parks
of the city. running the entire length
of that thOrOughfare-
The scenic Drive.
A long step in the right direction
was taken during the year 1914 when
plans We're adopted for a great scenic
drive along the Mesa rim, north OF
the city. The city has already apprO-
priated $4,000 for the preliminary
work and no doubt much will be done
during the year 1915 to bring about
a realization of the dreams of those
VINO TOT years nave uaQ III IlllnQ the
construction of that drive, which COM
mands a splendid viey of the city and
of the valleys on both the American
and Mexican sides of the Rio Grande
to a point far below Ysleta.
Tt is expected that $780, viii be
needed to complete the great scenic
highway but it is believed it viii be
money wen expended and will give FL
Paso a driveway that. from a scenic
point of view. cannot be surpassed by
any similar driveway anywhere on the
American continent
All May Enjoy It's Beauty.
While one of the effects of the con-
struction of the scenic driveway viii
be the creation of a residence section
de luxe on the Mesa. a beauty spot
will be established through the ex-
penditure of the money. which the
driveway will cost which may be en-
joyed by the humblest citizen and the
money involved viii not be regretted
by those who must pay it. When COM
pleted. the driveway viii be am asset
to the entire city worth many times
its cost just as are Central. Morning
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