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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-08-03
) week with Mrs. Bivins' brother, Mr..

week with Mrs. Bivins' brother, Mr..
Benson.
Miss Mabel Harry Of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Raw
Irwin and Mrs. Harvey Gadbow.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Beighle and son.
Clarence of Sawyer, Mr.. w. H. Put
ney and daughter, Laura, and Mr.. Red
ding called at the j. s. Baker home on
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Eells visited in the Streeper
neighborhood last Thursday.
Edna Bunker visited her grandpar-
ents Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Miller and
daughter, Edric, Miss May Hubbard
and Rev. Eells took Sunday dinner at
the home Of R. w. Beighle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Long spent over
Sunday at Bismarck with Mrs. Longs
uncle.
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One of Steward Reeds cattle fell in
an old slough we'll last week and was
drowned.
Ray Irwin had horse cut in the
wire. but the animal is recovering in
good shape at present.
E. Bunker and family motored to
Sawyer Monday evening.
Rev. Eells spent the week in High
land.
supt. W. D. Wendt was in Highland
Monday.
Roy Pettys and family visited with
G. G. Bunker Monday.
j. s. Baker was on the sick list last
week.
Henry Louis now rides in new bug
gy.
Mrs. E. R. Walker and daughter,
May, spent Monday at Ray Twins
picking currants.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-08-03
Tradesmen Are Scarce

Laborers Of all kind are scarce in
the city. Contractors all have signs
hung out for carpenters and top-notch
wages are offered. Many more build
lngs would be constructed in the city
this season providing the contractors
could handle the work. One of the
residents of Eastwood Park who is
building new home, begged con-
tractor to do the work at his own fig
ure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Msrseilles. June l-veuezia tFrl. New York: 81
Snovdonian BIT. New York.
Copenhagen. June Alexandra DAM. New York
Rotterdam June 2-Farmsum Dutch. New York
Liverpool June cedric lBrl. New York 81 Louis
Bristol June S-Kansas City BD. New York.
Cardiff June 4-rengree9 lBrl New York
Algcf. june Vile du HaUe lfr. New York
FOR Marseilits.
Leith. june Cleveland Range lBrl New York
Valencia. MAY 3i-Barendreclt Dutch. New York
KOBE. June 2-LuDbaics tBrl. Ne" York VIA -
Psdaus June l--Jacaira Dutch New York via
Barbados aid loH Natal
Genoa. May 23-Dinnsmaro GtaJ. New Yora.
London. June 2-Lsncasirian lBrl. New York.
london. June j-Manrhuria New York
Rotterdam June 5-Samlsnt lBelgI. New York.
bermuda June J-Bermudau fBrl. New York.
Bordeaux. June i-Lsfayeffe tfT. New York
SAILED.
Liverpool June g-Quebra lBr. New York Baron
Mimic lBfI Sew Aork
Bordeaux. May s0-RNerlslc lBn. Sew YORK
Colombo. MAY CITY of Madrid lBu. from Cal
Table Bay MAY 3e-Ciiy ~ calcutta tBrl. from
Cscutfal BOSTON aud New Norh.
Csrlif. June I-Eo~Crg NOR. NcS NofF.
Amsterdam June Epsilon Dutch. Nes York
Santos. June -Iowau. New York.
HUI. June 4-iisAo tBrl. New York
Kirkssn. June 4-United states dam. from Co
Bordeaux June La Touraine lFrl. New York.
PASSED
Cape SpsfteL June 4-Pafsios Ga. New YORK ior
Gisiai.sf. June san Gusllelmo d'AD. New York
KiIdonsa June s-Hanhti lNorl. New York Tor
Perrin June s-Nc,herb, Hsn BIZ. Yokohama. etc.
Tor Boston and New l0fA
Beach, Head. June o. Lepanlo BIT New York for
Hui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
Delay Construction Work
on Big Apartment for
Central Block.
FLAT WILL HAVE
STORES DOWNWARD
Four or Five endorsements
Planned-SaleS in the Real
Estate Market.

Or. Charles Y. Palermo has concluded
negotiations with the New York Cen
trail Railroad for the leasing of the
block bounded BY Madison and Wander
bilt proposed avs, 47th and 4Sth SITS
on which IL is planned TO erect novel
apartment. The rental for the first
twenty-one years will be 10 per cen: OF
the taxes. . per cent Of the cost OF the
building and $4,000 a year until Octo-
Der. 1918. After that the rental VIII be
Sl50.000 a year. plus other costs.
DR.. Palermo said yesterday that con-
struction work for the proposed struct-
ure will not be started until more
favorable change occurs in the prices
Of building materials, which he feels
are entirely beyond justitiable bounds
in connection with prevailing condi-
tions He has made arrangements with
the railroad concerning this delay IN
starting work.
The site measures 200.10 feet in each
avenue and 215.3 feet on the streets.
The house will contain large apart
ments only and there will be stores on
the Madison av. front as well as on
both side streets. These stores Will
Rave four or five endorsements and
each will have a private elevator
There is also TO be a court 10 feet wide
on Vanderbilt av. and Italian sunken
gardens. The New York Central will
assist in the financing Of the project,
which will be the first undertaken on
the East Side by Dr. Palermo. Slawson
& Hobbs we're the brokers and Stod-
dard & Mark the attorneys for the con-
tracing principals.
Sales in the realty market follow:
ST. NICHOLAS AV.-Willism II.
i.atty is the purchaser of the Majestic
apartment house. at the southeast cor
ner Of st. Nicholas av. and l45th ST,
the sale of which by the Esthold Realty
Company Bling & Bing) was reported
in Sundays Tribune. Samuel Ginsberg
was the broker in the sale. which was
for cash. Stoddard & Mark. as attorneys,
acted for the Messrs. Bling, and Martin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06

NJ. Alpert for the new owner. The Ma
jestic is eight stories and stands on
n plot ls3.9Nl0l.5N irregular. 10 car
ries mortgage Of 100000 and mas
been held at 100000 The Messrs. Bing
acquired the property last year from
John II. Hegeman. president or tho
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
20TH ST Worthington Whitehouse,
Inc, resold for Charles O'Shea A5S
West 10Th St, a three story and base
ment dwelling on lot 25X92, 10 the Lisa
Day Nursery, which has occupied II Tor
twenty years. The seller recently ac-
quired the property from James L. Bar
clay through the same firm.
f2lST ST.-The Lawyers Mortgage
Company has sold 447 East l2lst ST.,
four story fiat on lot 25xl00, to an In
weston. client of n. Rosetti.
UNION AV.-The Lawyers Company
has sold GA Union av., fve story
apartment house, on plot lOXli3 rect
to an investor. >,
BEAUMONT AV.-Kurz & Uren sold
for the Delco Holding Company to the
Universal Holding and Leasing Com
pany. 1921 Beaumont av., near 1880 ST,
a two family dwelling, on plot ooNiVo
feet.
WASHINGTON AV.-Yockel Bros,
steam heating contractors. have pur,
chased from Samuel Williams gf2
Washington av.. old buildings, on plot
59.6x1S0 feet. located 10l.9 feet south
of l64th street. The site will be I'M
proved with garage.
MORRIS AV.-Alexander Selkin and
David Mint have sold for Ida Brant-
man 1867 Morris av., three story two
family house, on lot 25xl00 feet.
PAt'LDING AV.-Alexander Selkin
and David Mintz have sold for Morris
Perlman the plot. 50xl00 feet, on the
west side of Paulding av., 200 feet
south of Morris Park av.; also the lot,
25x1O0 feet. on the south side Of Van
Nest av.. % feet west of Fowler av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
BLOOMINGDALES TO BUILD
Will Erect Additional Structure Cost
ing 100000.

Plans have been filed for three
story extension to the Bloomingdale
store. which occupies the west side Of
Third av.. between 59th and 60th SITS.
The addition will be constructed on
the southeast corner of Lexington av.
and 6Oth St, giving the building an
extended frontage Of 1905 feet on the
avenue and 224 feet on the street.
Samuel j., H. c. and Irving |. Bloom
ingdale are the owners. Buchanan q
Fox are the architects, and have placed
the cost AT $500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

l6orH ST s. e44s Riverside Drive. FOR trc
: stv sptrnts SorsS Kinshel Engineering CO. l5ll
Rrvsnt sv owner. ! Margon. $40 = lt9th ST.
architect 500 900
PARK Az. cor 5ith s. Tor ~ siy and Dase
uent apimt, IjjI9S.3: Gresham Realty 90. Inc.
lle W 4eth 81. owner. L Roth. 5i7 BIN st.
architect $500 900. 40
MANGlN ST p and "A. for ] sly garage. 42r
100. + < 7 HeipershsuSeu - Tomphns 81.
owner Bruno W Berger Son. l2l Bible House
I5oTH ST n s zoo E Broadway. for two ST
ienmts. I2Is6ll; Academy Construction Co. lt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
Sales in Auction Rooms.

A. "a Nesey 81.
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. 3O5 W. $50 W West End s'. leHlO2 2.
3 sly dwg Edgar Dinkelspiel et al sgt Alison Co
81 vi. " l. lew. atty: " u Singer. ref due. sl7.-
"a e7: ta1es etc S3s67j. TO the plaintiff for
SIS 600.
By Joseph T. Day.
t2TH ST, q T. 8. as Lemon az 2tqIlOoll
: stv Fat. ; \ Fstman at Rosie Rehfeld e. a ;
Wolf q X sttys: due. siSej2 %. taxes. etc
$50 20 William II Siegman for $500
A. sos 80
rs Henry Brady.
zEREGA Az. :. bet story and ouimby avs 2ee
1lgl TO- and ZereEa av s. bet story and Ouimy
avs 206 lx2q5 7I33s o. irreg. g DimmerllnE
All Municipal Asphalt Co e. al Phillips. VI W
sftys. due S22.73S 10: taxes. etc Ss.ooe: sub 70
ntse Sl2 900: TO william w Hubbard for $4,000
By James j. Donovan.
BOYD Az 3l2i c s. 22J n Jefferson az DIDO
q " Re-rieri AT Jos Merendins e. al: Bloom
field Iittell atty: due. N2ls.56. taxes. etc.
S3JS4g, 10 the plaintiff for s.. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06

Leta Maer,ey DAM. oran MAY y. to J II
w.t." R.5{ sn 1o Bar a. 10 tq -, XIII,
wall 23 70 the Holland America Line. with mdsc
Louisiana Dam. Philadelphia June 9. 10 Funch
Ldye Co.. with mdse quar- Al Z ~ m.
Proieus. New Orleans MAY 81 10 tho Southern
Pacific 60. with mdse Quar- a. 1871 m.
Coamo. Maysguez May y. Ponce and J0hOs ~
and san Juan -. TO Sic New York q Poro Rico
IS Go. with malls aud mdse Bar a. "a a m
Psrana OBrazl Liverpool May -. 10 Fuuch. Edye
60. Bar a. T. 30
PsVnso Philadelphia, to the Clyde IS Co. with
Tl.canis CBrl glasgow NAV % and Liverpool o..
10 The Anchor Line. with mails and mdse. Bar a.
Endco Milo GaD. Norfolk June 3 10 massr
ssronia DO Marzeles May u and Gibraltar
! %, 20 the Cunsrd IS Line Bar ~ . go 4 m
sara DAM. Bordeaux MAY Is. 10 the Kerr IS
I Verona GtsD. Genoa May q. to fairfield. SOLAR
Rochsmbeau IN Bordeaux MAY o. To shs Com
paguie Generate Tansatlantique With mails and
| Cily n - Louis. Savannah June 2. to the ocean
/ IS 80. win mdsc. quar- a. M.
sig.o Galveston MAY ~, N the southern
/ ialh 90. Will mise. Quar- a. m
Aladdin lNorl. Cardiff May q. 10 A o Andersen
melsuNe I t ho'lsrdsm Nay 20 ,nd Mira
kuut Hamsm fNorl Shields May IS and kiri-
wall 20. 90 lienham Boyesen. Bar al $50 4 m.
Minerva Dutch. Philadelphia June g. TO Funch.
/ Edfe q Go. Left Quar- az AS m
Transport Line. with mdse Bar al ] m
Venezuela Rio de Jaueiro May II and Santos H.
/ 20 W Il Grace a Co with mdse. Bar a. . N.
Impelator DNorl. Port Prince May 80. to VI
Raphael q Co. with mdse Bar al m.
kylc,irone Brl. Hueya Tor Chrome. y J..
Coming oscaf.ls@8 Nay 8 to David 7 Warden.
Sandy Hook al 944 m.
SAILED
Elizabeth wcems Gusdeoupe Trina tNorl. Lis
bon. Tyler Norfolk and Newport News. William
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Barometer Readings.
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Tahiti. Msrqu,sss. Cork Islands. New lea
laLd and Australia except Vest via san
Francisco tclo,e az u 80 p ml-Maitai. June
hawaii fin Islands. New Zealand and Aus
trsHs (c1ccp, NcsJ via Vancouver and
Victoria. @ lci0ss al $50 nj
Niagara NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......... June
Guam and Philippine Islands Via San Fran
c.scol lclcse A. ID 30 y MT trans port Jun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia Except
Vest and New Zealand Una San Fran
ciscoi (close a. II 80 p ml-Sicrrs .... June
Hawaii via san Francisco (cose a. II 30
p ml-MafsOuiA ......... ..... ......... June
Japan. Corcs China and Philippine Islands
via Vancouver aud Victoria. Is @ lclose
81 80 ml-Empress OF Russia ...... June 10
japan. Cofea China snd Philippine Islands
via Scatlel iciuse ~ $50 ml-Tal-
fhybius ... ......... ......... June II
Japan. Cofea China and Philippine Islands
via seatte) lclose a. 50 m Mexico
Maru ....................... 4ne :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06

The Massachusetts and Bunker Hill now
depart from New York and Boston Week
DAYS and sundays AT o'clock instead Of
in the evening as heretofore and are sched-
uled TO reach opposite cities at 1880 the
following morning. the run of the steamers
thus being fixed at 1872 hours between the
two cities instead of - hours when the
route around Cape Cod j. used.
From New York leave Pier ~. North River,
foot Murray street.
FROM Boston leave North side India Wharf.
Tickets aud Information az Pier. also al all Tourist
and NeW Nork Transfer 60. Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
Forecasts for Special L.caIltI,s.-Eastcrn Ne

eo,,o,,t, for Special L.caIltles-EAtern New
York and Southern New Enslsnd-Party CLOUDY 10
dsy: wednesday. probably showers ,,..,..,.-
Northern New England-Far to-day "edneSday'
increasing cloudincss. ,,.s
Local thunder showers to-day and probably NedneS-
dsf , .t-s..
Alabama and MissSsippi-SeVere locil thundef
storms TODAY. Wednesday. probably islr
Western PENNSYLVANIA and West virginia SHOWERS
TO-DAY and probably Wednesday.
Louisiana nsettled to-day. WEDNESDAY sehcr@Hy
fair. 49,. 49,, -. .
Eastern and Western TcIas-Fair to-day and
Weduesdsy
Local OmclaI Reeord.-The foloWing o1icial record
from, the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
,efnrrstur. for the last twenty four hours ~ com
parsou with the orrespcndiug date oi last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE
KNIT U>DERwEAR MILL

In large manufacturing center in Conn.
win established business and growing trade
under well known trade mark. orders now
on books for Summer and FAN delivery.
$50. 600 Good export connections and
prospects Valuable water rights, inciud
in1 no,yer. about 10 acres land suitable
FOR manufacturing or building Ideal Tor
man who wishes TO own and manage a
nice little business or present manager
might be retained Present owners desire
10 seu FOR prlvate reasons No agents
need apply 4. A.. BOX 20d Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
The Bronx.
THE WEATHER REPORT
Record, for the Last Twenty -four Hours and on'
clAl Forecasts.

Records for the laN INenb.iouf HoN'' @"' WV
elal Forecasts.
Washington. June 81 storm OF marked NO
lcnce was central Monday night over southwest
Missouri and moving northeastwari This storm
has been attended by shifting gales. heaU rams
and thunders,orms in Arkansas. Missouri Eastern
Kansas and Oklahoma. >,.,, ma.
Another storm area IS central over Noiih -, ia
kota and Is being attended hy showers ana 'ne ~
derstor1nS In the north plains states ana VIC
no-,b Rocky Mountain region showers nave
also fallen I'm the north Atlantic states lne
lover lake region and the Ohio VALLEY Iehpe,s
fures are considerably lower IL the plans slsT -
and tie north Rocky Mountain region r. 80 md
cstions are that in the middle Atlantic @.I Nv Nv
England states partly cloudy weather on lues"Sg
all De followed ly showers OH NtN''suss
lie south Atlantic states there VIII he ocsi ulu-l
der showers Tuesday and Neahesd4' i ~ Wv srJ
emf sfstes Tennessee and Kentucky sho"sis S.l
,robsbIv severe local thundcistorms on lHe,IN
,giu h. followed hy fair weather on NeuheSsus.
H. tho Ohio VALLEY aud the region OF INC HIca
Iakes there will be showers Tuesday ana Neuh''-
day. t.r1.. .re indicated
over the eastern half Of the country auIims w, n'
De1t Two days Storm warnings are dlsplsyed Oh
Wind. Tor tuesday and wedn.sdy-Norh ~
lsn,ic. moderate vansOe WHO'S ,lu t,ssi ,y.,nds
weather. middle Atlantic. moderate vsnspe VIM
hecominr EAST and southeast By Tuesday night WIZ
sbowsr. south Atlantic and east Gun ffesh SOUTH
,xinds with showers: west Guf moderate SOUTH SUI
southwe.t winds with generally fair "eaher uppeI
lakes increasing east winds. pro1sOy OF So o.,
,inds unsettled weather and showers. storm warn,
inrt displayed on Lake Michigan; storm Of m.iSe1
its,sty CENTRAL over Southwest Missouri and moving
northeast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06

Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees az =
M: lowest 80 degrees lst 5lj = MI average
Yesterday s. degrees average Tor corresponding date
last wear s. degrees average FOR CORES pondng daie
last thirty-three years. So degrees.
Barometer Readings.
s. .ees3ll p m....2e7s 50. m...,a.7e
Humidity.
M. s4iipm NJ. 75lsp Ill.,. IS
Local Forecsst-Party cloudy n day. probably
showers tomorrow: moderate variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
INCOMING STEAMERS.
Tn-nAy

INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAT. ~
vess.l From HtI'ui
M.,spsn--Port Lnon. Crstobsl. Havana gun. Z
A amo-Mobne Tampa Key Wcst.....-'. June
MohsNk-J Jacksonville. Charleston ...'.''''.JuHs
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Z.
Hzvzna-Havsna ..........- ....s.. June
Psnsma-Cristohal .......... ...-....... .t.he
THURSDAY. JUNE 2
Alroirante-Santa Marta. Cristobsl KINGSTON June .
BoVden-Poro Morsnt Montego Bay. King -
sfou ............- Gees IT,. x
civ Of Montg omer-ssvannah. ........... .June .
FRIDAY. JUNE .
siberia London May -
Observation-Disclosures hirkWall ........... Mas 20
Arspahoe-Jacksouiyle. Charleston ........-J une ]
Coucho- Galveston. Key Ncst........,......J June Is
SATURDAY. JUNE 10.
.Fulsnd-Liverpool ...... .............. MAY ~
City o. Columbus Savannah. ....... ....... June Z
SUNDAY. JUNE H.
Ryndsm Rotterdam Kirkwsll. Falmouth. June 3
Moro CsStle-Havans ........ .......... June
Lousle-lacksonule. Chsre>t ton. ..... June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
18th At, owner. Gropcnb~-y truohss' avs
9Th ~. architects 5000.
The Rronx
The Bronx.

DAILY Az. e. lCGS l56th Il ! so mlcA
gefssc tnas. Robt T. Rhndell. 1890 pNf az
owner. Franz Nolfsans. 53i = l1'ih a. m'm
teci 81 700. -oe..
40 Az ~ cor iisth at, | sly brick stores. 'ptss
Moi Uavon Dutch Reformed Protestant 'hnfcn'
oscar " Voorhees, $50 lt6th At. rrrslde'l''
Owner. Albert Davis. as l3Sth ST. A'h
tot $40 O00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
Albany & TROY BOdiS

Peoples Line, from Pier g.. " r., foot
canal 81. o Z. VI daily.
Night Express Line. from Pier 81 y r.
Z. 81 week DAYS. @ T. VI SUNDAYS
sunday Daylight service. stopping at New
hurgh. Poughkrepsie. Kingston Point and
Albany. from Pier 81. y r. 80 A NJ
All lines stop AZ West i32d Street Pier
half hour after leaving Pier g.
Telephone. day or night. Spring 300
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


United states Coast and Gecdeuc survey
srr-,s. 425 Moon rises "a. M. ? 81
s,,rset T.2s Moon sets (p. m. ii is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
FOR SALE

RARE COLLECTION o. stamps The work oi 3'
years collecting consisting ~ % countrics.
Aicr Jincovich 90 L. i5ed v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors,
Covernesses etc. 90 Colleges. Schools and
Families. Apply TO Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
Alterations.
Manhattan

30 Az w e. between seth and Goth st. 10 an J
6 sty store. !. II and | ] hioomingiAl,,'
premises. owners. buchanan a fot, 80 y v" o.
architects $500 900 "a
$50 ST. "a Hast. TO q sly dWlg. A Dedefcr' 80
Bronx architect 81 600 g..
l?3D ST 10 and Il West. 70 4 ~ tenmt 10
West lo7d 81 Co. Inc. lj1 " pith -. owhs,
Moore 4 Landscdcl. listh 81 and 81 a' srcm
tccts. S2l 600 .
UNIVERSITY PL. q cor ON 81 70 two ~
apimts ana hotel. trustees ~ Sailors snug mar
nor. 81 broadway owner G. rroTot. 10. w va
ST. architect So 900
S7TH ST. q West. to siy dNlg. Altman -
faes Inc. Marhridee BIDS. owner. ne h"'a
$50 Nassau st. architect 5000
The Bronx.
FOREST Az so $40 Q siy brick syuasosus 's'
SIS. Beih Hamedrash Hagodel Of Inc bIonh
Iiernard Bernstein. on premises. president. "NNe'
Do, Harrison World Bids architect. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
>tW JERSEY.
COuNTRY PROPERTY
Tribune Service.

LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR Houu
Best nnsncisl plan explained By Country asns
Lssrle. No 10 Sess - 81. Dses Z 'Phsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
DIAMOND SPRING Inn

DFNYffLE y J-g0mmu,iug distance ~
Ne. York is REAL cor NTRY Golf ten.
mis- saddle horses. swimming pool e4noeing.
Special June rates Booklet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-06
SAIIIIl

Elizabeth Wcems. Guadeloupe Trina iNori Lis
bon. Tyler. Norfolk and Newport News. William
OBrcu Jacksonville san Juan. san Juan. Slingsiy
lBrl. Haifax. Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
MRS. DREXEL GIVEN
 $50,000 ALIM0NY
Wife of American Banker Granted
 Liberal Allowance

London, June 21, 12 noon.-Mrs. Rita Armstrong Drexel, wife of An thony J. Drexel, the American banker was given judgment against her hus- band for a yearly allowance of S50,- 900 by Justce Neville in the chancery court today.
 When the case was last before the court in December, 1915, MT. Drexel contested the jurisdiction of the Eng fish courts on the ground that he was a resident of France. This point was decided against him, and when court opened today the bankers attorney said that 1t had been decided that the English courts had jurisdiction, he could not defend the case.
 Mrs. Drexel separated from her husband in 1911 while they were living in London and it was announc- ed that she proposed to institute di- vorce proceedings. These proceedings were dropped when the separation agreement was entered into by which Mrs. Drexel was to receive an annaul sum of $50, ,0Oo and five policies on the life of her husband, aggregatirg g a trustee and held for her benefit in the event of the bankers death
 Tn July, 1915, MT. Drexel filed suit for 8 divorce in Paris and stopped the allowance to his wife. The pres ent suit was the result of this action.
 The Drexels were married in 1886 and have lived abroad for the past twenty years.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
WHAT OTHERS SAY
Views on all sides of timely questions as discussed in ex- changes that come to the Herald Office.
No More Delaware Shad. (NeW York Sun),

Sad news comes from the fishermen and the fish markets of Philadelphia. Shad have deserted the Delaware and the chances are they will never come
 back. Sorrowful, too, for the plaint all along the north Atlantic coast, that for thirty years the shad run has never been so poor as it is now, and there is no hope of it's ever being bet ter.
 The supply has been growing less for a generation; you pay three times as much for a roe shad now as you did five years ago. Many New York CTS rem ember when these fish were caught in the Hudson; now they would no more think of a supply from the former netting grounds than of recovering pearl shell from the river bottom Several Connecticut rivers were once famous as 8 source of supply, but the building of dams, Mills, and the closer utilization of the water practically ruined them as shad streams.
 The Delaware shad fishermen lay their ruination principally to the busy ammunition works along the bank. with channel dredging, water pollu- tion and heavy traffic as contributing causes. The shad want more room and purer water and go out into the ocean to find 1t.
 Here is a case where somebody ought to do something. But what? Along the Sound they talk Of closing the streams for five years Fisher men say this will not help the matter, that the trouble is with the disturb ance and pollution of the aters Live people and live shad apparently cannot get along together: so the shad must take to the great roony sea and become rarity in our coast rivers. The shad has some bad points but they are not found in the roe. It's disappearance would be an cpl curean tragedy second only to the extin of the lobster