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MANHATTAN APARTMENTS SOLD

lApSWORTH AvENUE-The Mason
Realty Company has purchased from
the l9lst Street Construction Com
parry. John Katzman president. 81
Wsdsworth avenue. southeast corner
Of ls2d street, a five story fiat. con-
tanning accommodations for forty
families and arranged in suites OF
three. Tour and five rooms. h build
Ing, which occupies a plot COOKBOOK
Irregular, liz fully tenanted and was
held at $4,000. Arnold. Bryne q
Bsumann negotiated the deal.
SEAMAN AVENCE-Frederlck Brown
has resold 70 and SO seaman avenue.
two new Ave story apartment houses.
on plot ii0Al00 10. adjoining the SOUTH
west corner Of 207th street. The
structures are fully rented n were
held at $4,000. The new owner is
W. +. Gennerich, who gave In part
payment "A farm OF twenty-five acreS
on Clinton avenue. Plainfeld. y. j.
Tne Dyckman houses were recently
bull, by the Seaman Avenue Construc-
Ton COMPANY, from whom Mr.. Brown
acquired them last month In exchange
for a large plot on Valentine ave-
rue. near la6th street.
WEST 10TH sTREET.-The Marton-
bert Realty Company. Herbert X.
Snyder president, has resold 1903 West
N%th street, a five story fiat. on plot
flsxio0ll. Joseph r. Benoim req
tesen,s The buyer. The sellers pUr-
CHASED the property about three weeks
ago.
EAST s0TH STREET Henrietta Ober-
meyer, wife Of the senior member Of
The Brooklyn brewing Arm OF Ober-
me- or & Lehman. has sold her resi-
r"nce AZ 81 FSs, Erghtieth street
'orc'gh Iease & Eliman to w. a
Ferguson, The house IL a -four story
mn basement building. on lot Cox
'l-?, between Madison and Park ave-
u4.'s.
FIRST ANENUEi, Tuoti & Co. have
,1'd FIR El.hu Chauncey, Ambrose =.
Murray, Jr, and John A. Dix the six
t'ory tenement AZ the northwest cor.
ner Of Firs' avenue and I08th street..
on plot 5iXl00.
WEST 18TH ST-The MontrOse Realty
company. Gerhard Kuehne. treasurer,
has sold the dwelling az $50 West
I3th street. which II recently pur-
erased at auction. TO DIR. James r
Padge't, who intends to occupy after
naking extensive Improvements. II Is
On a lot iIxi0o, 100 feet east Of Wads'
worth avenue.
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Incoming Vcsscls-By wireless.

- 81 Paul Liverpool. i.'.0 mics east OF
Sandy Hook Al "a 4 " Yesterday May dock
s. M.vro. Havana 81" mules south ~
Sans, HOOK At u VI
- r. Nort", Galveston. 10. miles north OF
jupiter n noon
S. Fl cIt. Galveston. ~ miles southwcst
of Diamond shoals al i y VI
s. lruu io,~. SIuio Domingo "a miles
south ot sandy 'look At u
g. inches. Galveston, ~ miles west OF
Icy West AZ noon.
- miles west of Tortugis NJ i "
s. Zulia. La Guayra. - miles south ~
sandy Hook ~ noon
:, Lenaps. Jacksonville. aN5 miles south Of
Sandy Hook Al l. NJ
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BRONX FLATS ~ DEMAND.

NELLY STREET--Henry M~orgenthau
company has sold to an investor 90
Kelly street. a four story apartment
'@use, on lot 39xl20. This is the
"lrth OF a row that has been sold
within the last few months. Louis
sRti was the broker.
MON AFENtE-The Traf Building
Company has sold 10 a client ~ t;ctt-
man. Simon e. Asher 1878 Cnlon ave.
nue., a Ave story tenement, on plot 50x
100, 1t was held at $4,000.
UNION AVENUE--John DettinGer
has sold to Sidney Stern for cash the
hve story twenty-five family apart
Mnt house, on plot 5oxes. on b sase
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,aTm ST. HOUSE ron BACHELORS

The six old buildings at the northeast
corner Of Hudson and Fourteenth streets
are TO he remode.lcd by the Conron
Bros. Company Into stores and bachelor
apartments from plans by James &.
Maher. architect. The buildings have
Il frontage NJ ovcr lao feet ur,on the
plaza at the intersection Of Hudson
street and Ninth avenue. TIL depth Is
irregular.
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JEWS Bry s.kLyN CHURCH.

The English Lutheran Church %. the
Redeemer. Bedford avenu and Hewcs
street. which cost about $4,000 TO
build. was purchased yesterday by Con-
steEation B'nai Israel. TIE abandon
rnent OF the church by the Lutheran con-
sreeation was the result Of It's CONSOLE
dalton with the Church OF II. Barnabas
OF the same denomination in Flatbush.
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BUILDER BUYS At voNkERs.

WillisN Barnes has sole TO the Louis
johnson Construction Company a plo,
u four lots on the northwest corner OF
Lee avenue and Sanford street. Van
Cortland Crest. ionkers: also a plot 81
two lots on the west side OF sherman
avenue. Lincoln Park. Yonkers. The
Louis johnson Construction Company
ave in part payment the two family
house on a plot 37.sxi0o. at the north
east corner Of Tibbetts road and lAwton
street. Thomas $. Burke negotiated the
exchange.
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GREENWICH BLOCK LEASED.

The arm Of l.. J. Carpenter and WILL
lam Cruikshank's Sons have leased the
north side Of King street from Green
witch to Washington street to Baker.
smith Il Co. a steam heating firm. The
block will be improved by the owners.
the Woodbury. O. l.angdon Company.
with a four story freproof building
covering the entire plot Of 75xl46 feet.
The proposed building Is to be con.
structed from plans by Warren 4 Wet
more. The lease In for a period OF
twenty-one a
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SAi.A

Attractive bargains offered by BANKING
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW DIRK,
10 builders, Investors and prospective home
seekers A large number ~ vacant lots Al
GrantW Ood. Morsemer". Ieonia, Ridgeneld
and Teaneck, New Jersey, AZ one-half %
former owners prices. Also "A large mum
her Of two-family houses a. hudson
Heights. Clifsidr and Palisades Park. New
Jersey, AZ about onr-half ~ forner prices.
All OF he ahove properties are Within "A nve
cent far" zone and within thirty minutes %
Manhattan. These properties must h" sold
quickly to close the business OF two cor
~orAtiors now being liquidated by the bank
Ing Department and are offered at real
sacrifice prices. Spec,a, Inducements to
contractors and huiiders who wiz purchase
a considerable number of lots, For further
particulars address Rent. n, Haight. Sp~cial
Deputy Sup', Of Banks, Go banking Dept,
81 Broadway. New York CITY.
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Herbert A. Sherman has rented for
Mrs. A. Scott Cameron $40 Lexington
avenue. a four story. high stoop brown
stone house. for n term OF years to
James Geraghty.
Samuel n. Martin has leased for Susie
Scot, Hall the three story and basement
dwellins al III West Sixty-third street
TO Margaret Morgan.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the three
story and basement dwelling at 12S
Wcst SiNty-ffth street to Mary Mccall
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coCA.COLA MAN GETS LOFTS.

Asa g, Gambler acquired title yester-
day from Louis Levy to he twelve story
oft building at ia and ZIG West
Twenty-seventh street. subject To a mort
gage for $4,000. Tie ais TOOK title
from the lowell Construction Company
TO 1875 and 1917 West Twenty-seventh
street. a similar property. subject to a
mortgage for 100000. Mr.. Gambler Ii
he owner Of the t~wcnty-four story ONCE
ii.ldin9 erected about W years at 22O
70 ?et West Forty-second street. ex-
tending TO Forty-frst street.
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WEST SIDE WAREHOUSE.

ON the north side of Twenty-hrst
street. 1851 feet east of Eleventh ave.
nue.. an eight story warehouse Is to he
erected FOR Mrs. Mary sherman az
owner. 1t will have a frontage of 10
feet and a depth Of % feet. Paul G..
Hunter Is the architect and has esti-
mated the cost ut $40. 600.
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SALE or WHITE PLAINS PLOT.

Grifen. Prince 4 Ripley have sold a
;: foot frontage on Main street. Whit
Plains. adjoining the Citizens Bank. for
the estate Of James Young. The pur-
chasers are Frank l.. Park n J. II.
Sellars or White Plains.
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NNAGOGUE on WEST s6TH ST.

The Beth Israel congregation. recently
organized, is understood To have bought
IS West EiGhty-~iNth street. "A -four
story residence. on plot 2axloo. owned
~ Hanna Freedman. and 1873, adjoining.
. similar house. owned by Eliza A.. FIan-
asan. az a site for a synagogue. The
combined properties a a plot o&xlOO,s.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

"S'Sy 80 "a Aymar sand, and ano. .xrs.
OF 81" ~, ATTY. Movers A : Al
-" -" ~ "'F' ssn onp
yrrsSurr' CT ,or park NJ. 33 lI'Snm mo
10 same; atty., Row-rs :. ~ cedar
tt, 49,. .................. $4,000
vt: N'Ine, tialhe' mn AZ"
eArs' ~" W. "a nnws' W."
s",i ,,"u 'oi
u"-H 'h'"n "uh '. a
A. 80. Aa,b a., onx Sn-unune for
III Az. ~ 81, /" tn" InimonI' sin' 20 "
~ .ttys ne For,s, Bros' 10 Rrosd
."a 81 ""S'' ~ 'o''' "''' "' 80 Ooo
n, .i,,,',y' .'a; +, i-s,h ., -sx,oc q
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BROOKLYN FLAT PLANS.

Plans have been completed by W. r.
Mccarthy for "A four story apartment
and etore building 10 he built by the
Cranda,l Construction Corporation. on
plot 30.tx93S. at the northwest cor.
ner of sterling place and Utica avenue,
TO cos $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11
EnGEMEnE HOTEL LEASED.

Herman Frankfort has rented 20 Mrs.
.Icunis Spiess for Mrs. Josephine Solo.
mon the summer hotel known as the
Edsewater. on the ives, side OF DECKER
son venue nca the ocean.
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RENT wEsTCHEsTER HOMES.

The Scarxdale Estates has rented for
a term Of years TO II. NJ. Bender.
ager OF the scarsdsle supply COMPANY:
q house on one and one-half acres ~
ground on Central avenue. S~carsdale. u
short distance south OF the Scarsdale
Golf and Country Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11

Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth st,
SOUTH ST, ije. u ;, run. . st.6x niosx
Paltrowitz to samuel Elfenbc,n; rs shcr.
man pi. Jersey 'ity. b 81 all liens "ssi
ciiN 1@SS'' sr. 'e 81. SS"'s ia niivipsion
81. :~5xi00-Fanny Greines to Rebecca
Ureines. iss Riylne,on St, "a part. mtg
sso.oco. Mar 10; ATTY. VIM { Orr
wAsiii%uroN ST. I'm St. slsx
yDs,aTs,2iiG; IN =; .s,sss 'i,,s
at. , n. "a, . Washington st. S'sxiosS
80 .xete-John Dobbins and anr rNis
retrigk Anderson. to Asn'- Awar,''n'
Blackburn. ais W is5th. st, mtg $4,000,
~ len. Mar .; atty. Mitchell W A's sSo
sri 1H" 81. 81 sis ' e $ .,s.io E ~ B's;;%
berg. 7oi PARK az. m,s $4,000, Mar 2;
SAME PRoPERrY--Max Ginsberg 70
Schulem and Anna katznei; Sos IN
st. tenants by entirety. all liens MAR
III ma.s'i.ss,,ei:cinsn Mile, 70 M.Fst So
s%.""; os "a, r s"SG.ss' % i VEST SEP. '."''.i
Fast side.
,Eas, Of Fifth a.. between Fourteenth and
HON stsb
GOTH ST. n :. 2s5 q 81 av. :oSioo s-espen
Ger T Horton to L:cns hc,a,ns c"rpn,
J u zeiscr. Ga Park Row ........' WV
West side.
(We.t OF FIN oN. between Fourteenth
and ION stsb
18TH ST. % W. = y. 900 W 5,h Az. .?5Si3s
:s,sxss foreclosure March o. isns,
Guarantee Go. i75 Remsen st. Bklyn;
May y. atty. 7 go IL" nWal $500
Eth ~ ii'.nie 49, A." " candi,t,
Atlanta. Ca. mtg $4,000, March. :,
.7TH ST.. isS.ia7 ". n :. AS " eth av.
5~oxss construction 90 20 az 40 NJ,
q Gambler. At,enta, "a. m,s ,Ioc
March q atty. T q CO. i,e Bway Wv
18TH ST. sog W. iys" Mr,;rcw,
.sa-DaNid j by 10 rssnn S", iii
liens. March y. a'ty' " co l'' b'st".nno
nay ,r.ss ,,o stb az,
hesiy 20, ~ Bway', WW's St
S MAJ" . Guys nays &C. 500
'"Ih 81 w W. ~ nn.'u p.It'
S,h',n tn S"",,,,"" r. a
20; i5s p~ay >,oo
a%a5.$ n.S:r ,; w Nl4ns. r ,, 5 S., y !. t.
mtg $4,000. March - '''>' Geo many,
J, Wi,.'ah 3 oo - !, =,
"irn"o "lnnnh|S, ~ waJhs =. y" Iiiisn {
Mna'rsSn, M" w lin r"h It. irSI.'
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ynrn,,2I; uu"SnS gos y" - n .,,f
w; sci;oppkathcrinc n o%;'onncii 20 ia
,ern" 'on.'rHc'i"n 20, -, nnsS' MI
~. pmsy N'''" ''''' '.'''"''' 'uct
KY h"sin5, @nHH,,nt ,issi Tor. rlosur,
Fen Is: ,ls,mHrrs'rt n'so',, ,rrt
W ~" ma, ,-ts =, pros,
"P' ' ~ 40 90,
" -
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Tor John w. Doscher his country place
IN Prospect Park. White 1'lains. to Louis
Werner OF New York.
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aew, r.. ct q to , Rosie s'r siiy.+ 20: g. so
JEROME Av,e.. sss.s n isith st. ASK
N2x2i.sx36 II-Hobart j Holcoinb 70
Edna A Patton. 2%7o Web av, Mar =
atty. l. T 4 r Co. 100 Bway eloo
JACKSON Az. 7s6. e >. ls.sNs.
Freiberger to Warner e Pyne. 2Sb W
Ssth at. Feb q: attys. Van idcrstine' D.
u. % William 'tel
10s-i05. blk Z lot 80. biz. !, lots
tg5. blk Is: lots 5o0-5si. blk Is. map
remon terrace-weilman- Finance 4
Realty. CO to Harry. b Ncsbprsmm:
r~oushkegsie. y; FEY II; atty C,,SSS
LOTS 2.3-&, blk A. map whitehall heaity
Co--The Rev Francis y Moore TO Church
Of IT Frances Of Rome. 1879 Kiverside
sv. Mar I. mtg $500. attys, T. j Nc,
unire. 81 ~rhambsts .saue
to SAM Mar ;,"',y' same; iioo..rhc +
Uv'aud TO Edw 4 MuShane, 81 Madison
y, Mar ?: atty. Edw A Mcshane' ~,
co?D ST, .ss Il. = =. ~g5xloo-same &,
same. Mar =; atty. same ....... ....s
eOeD ST. =, 3t3.a = Marion av. HIxioo...
same 20 same. Maj :; atty. same si
a3oTiI y :. 3i5 e katonsh aN. 2'Sioo.
Enrich Peterson to VIM r Johnson s3'
u :39th st: Msrch .: mtg ss.'oe' ANY,
Jas y Dryden. ji2 u sfoth 81. ,'vo
GRANT Az. 1907. . " cor tssth ~. s..N
x~isxsiiNse John q Kelly TO IT pnr.
yea. s3s W End av. March NV
$4,000: atty. u y shayer. f' r. i'Sd1
e. HA O. . o. o q o. . = Do
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The temperature In this city yesterday.
a. recorded BY the oricial thermometer. II
ahnMn In the annexed inble:
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 40. At ! J.. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 26'. at 4 NJ
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WASHINGTON, March 20 The day cal
in n. supreme Court for Monday, March
II: Nos. "a. 2Ts. ESQ, ISL, 2s3, eSd. 80,
2si. ~ and .aS,
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REAL EsTATE-OUT az TOWN.
THE ONLY SAFE way for q prudsn,
man to buy . country home fully sx-
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE,
~ West S3d 81. Phone Mad. 30, ssSe.
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MN HANGS LIENS.
Manhattan.

HUDSON ST, %b5 and A5I-panlcl Con
tr,ctinR Co agt Ridge Holding co,
owner: Charles weinstein Realty 60.
contractor wss,r 'so.
Henry Bendheim. owner and contrac.
tor ,y<<.ao
Tooth ST, 20? E-Phllip Rosenthai agt
David Lite. owner. Samuel Miller and
John shapiro. contractors ire
newaN .s21s
SRA ST. 1877 W--valen'inc Thaler ct al
agt Rerthold Landauer. owner and con-
tractor e33. 80
,e7TH ST Sse 10 6is W-Cinirmont Com
crete Co sEt Klein Operating GO, owner
HUDSON ST, t55 and AsI--John u
Symnes ca agt Ridge Holding Co,
owner: Charles Weinstein, c%0ntrac-
BronI.
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side Of Union venue, % feet north Of
Freeman street.
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Low WATER his DAY.
s.,d,ut. .7H.SMi Gov Isl. ! q He'll Gate. ~
ArhsAd -FRiDAY March 40. n
So Verona, Gibraltar. feo. 4 % Nm
Sc Chicago, 3;g5 a. NJ, Bordeaux. Feb. 81.
50 Czaritza, 6 A. NJ. koia Bay. Feb. "a f
80 Luccfic. ) A. ", 81. Nazaire, Feb. Is
Feb. 81.
IS Dalrazsn 100 A NJ. Liverpool. Feb. Il.
Feb. 70.
So Lancastrian. $50 NJ. London. Feb. y.
Sc Luciiinc. 2:90 y, NJ. Dartmouth. Feb. %.
So Sangstad. 10 A. NJ. Nine. March ..
50 vestrls, y. N Trinidad. March .
IS Comet. Sabine, Feb 90.
So Anna, 20 p. NJ. Macoris, March I.
50 san Jacinto. Galveston. March 4 .
s. El siElo. Galveston. March T.
80 City OF Montgomery. Savannah. March Z.
Ss Columbian. Charleston. March
So Hyacinthus. Boston. March Z. g
- Hamilton, Norfolk. March ?.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Tuscania. at GLASGOW.
So Nicuw Amsterdam. at Falmouth
S-'Nirginie. at HavIc.
50 Espag ne. at Bordeaux
So La Campine nj Rotterdam.
IS Monginevro. ut Gibraltst.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Mexico. from Nassau. .
So Metapan. from Havana,
nfTTCnINn grU A Nlct
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Court 81 Appeals talendar

AI.BANl, Nnrrh l0---Thn '0lTt ~ No
psals calendar fnr MorIav i--Nns 'i0
500. ~. ha7, 90, a.. fi3, 90
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GRIFrEN, PRINCE 4 RIPLEY.
orisss, Prince 4 Ripley have leased
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Liout. W. : Hpgg from radio officer, tor.
p,,io rofilla pa,iic fleet, to aid on STAN
commander In chief and radio officer Pacific
fer'.
Assistant surgeon " y Findeisen TO re-
c~ruit!ng station. Detroit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-11

WASHINGToS. March l0.-No an
orders we're issued to-day.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
.,,..~ An PM An
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
sandy X IL 81 Gov. ISL. 10 Hell Gate...3 90
Low WATER THIS DAY.
- AM AM AM
eaudVHk. 2 07 Gov Is" 8 o2 He'll Gate. .SI2
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BLVD. 3sl--Hsnry W 0und-
ZACH ast Paula Antics. owner; Frank
AVtss. contractor ........~...s......o?1
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TRANSACTIONS
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tMith name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF nrst partb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Why Not a Soap Box?

Senator Thompson, whose burlesque
investigation" of traction affairs mas
dragged along for months, announces that
he will disregard the Legislatures man
date to quit on July /, and continue his
search. Just what he is searching Tor
now a mystifed public seems wholly un-
able 10 understand. What he and his
counsel can find to judge by their past
performances. cannot possibly be of any
use to anybody.
Yet Thompson and his lawyer seem to
be enjoying themselves. That enjoyment
NAV be somewhat curtaied, after July l,
by the refusal of witnesses to appear be-
fore body legally dead. The difficulty IS
not insurnrountable. There are plenty of
street corners, and doubtless the city au-
thorities could be prevailed on to grant
a permit for the use of one of them. a
soap box and tambourine to attract at
tention of the wayfarers would be much
less expensive equipment for the eminent
legislator than the rooms at the Biltmore,
the taxicabs, the stenographers and the
theatre tickets for committee members
for which the state has had to pay. Such
a continuation of the investigation"
would have the further merit of keeping
Senator Thompson out in the open air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Indorse Wilson Unless

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: am very pleased with the stand The
Tribune is taking with regard to the Hughes
nomination by the "old guard" at Chicago.
If the "old guard" composed Of reactionaries
is satisfied with Mr.. Hughes, that in itself is
sufficient reason for the plain, Embossed voter
TO beware Mr.. Roosevelt, as told you in a
letter printed by you in March, ought to have
been nominated. because he refused TO kow-
tow to the pro-German alliances and because
he is for America first, last and all the time.
Now that all the pro-Germans are lining up
behind Hughes whether the latter approve
Of it or not is immaterial-it appears to me
that they are setting out to punish Wilson.
| am not great admrer of Wilson, but
everybody must admit that he is a true
American. If it has come 10 pass that an
American President is to be punished by for
eign-born voters because he sought to up
hold American honor and American rights
then the time has come when all Americans
whether Democrats, Republicans or Progress
sives, must stand behind Wilson and show
these hyphenate traitors that there remains
some manhood some red blood in this coun-
try. As a Progressive, an ex-Republican, a
reader Of The Tribune for twenty-three years
and always an American, | hope The Tribune
will come out and indorse Wilson if our party
leaders cannot induce Mr.. Roosevelt to accept
the Progressive nomination.
JAMES T. MCCORMICK.
Stapleton, y. Y, June is, 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22

that only in this way could the lrlshman
acquire the instincts Of truth and honor
He remembered that some great leaders,
such as Wellington and Roberts, were
Irish, but, though they may have called
themselves So" yet they were not pure
Irish" For his own part, he was salts
fed that the Irishman should be treated
kindly but firmly like too high-spirited
and unmanageable hunter, which, under
proper control, enjoys itself and learns
TO behave and obey its master"
That this criticism was reprinted WIN
evident approval in a leading paper 81
Ulster is not an argument in its favor
II serves the purpose of the Scots OF the
North. But it does not make the way
easier for Mr.. Lloyd George and the
others who are trying TO establish peace
In Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Stuff

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: | voted for T. K. in 1912 and favored
him in 1916, but have more sense than you,
for you are so stupidity pg-headed that you
cent see your own structure you have built.
You have inveighed against Wilson until you
convinced yourself and many others that he
IS an American menace-and he certainly is
not a man 10 be proud Of. We of New Jersey
did not give him majority in 1912, and he
will do worse in 1916, but your frozen blooded
lhyphen-sicD Endorsement of Hughes has
stirred some of your readers to 60 TO the man
you believe helped, by inacton, TO sink the
Lusitania, and then simply write notes
about il.
You're BANKED idiot now to encourage
him and his weaklings by the stuff you are
permitting on your editorial page. s.
Atlantic Highlands, y. j., June Is, 1916.
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Poor Old New York.

It is a losing fight that old New York
puts up against the new. A few faithfuls
shed a tear when a comfortable old haunt
like the Fifth Avenue Hotel is carted
away by the house wreckers. Most Of us
are so Injured to these partings that our
hearts are as flint To dine with charm
ing hostess one night and, on dropping
around a week later, to find her home
swiftly flowing through chute into a
wagon while the wallpapers you knew
so we'll are exposed to the passers-by as
in q shell-ridden house of Verdun, merely
makes a New Yorker chuckle. 1t is a
good joke, Of a piece with all the shifting,
casual insecurity of our iridescent town.
They are trying to revive McGown's
Pass Tavern at the present moment. A
protest has been lodged against the pro-
posed new contract by the city-and who
speaks or cares for the perpetuation OF
Gabe Cases celebrated hosiery? To tell
of the magnum of champagne that always
greeted the first sleigh to arrive at its
doors is to rattle bones out of hopelessly
dead past. The idea is as quaint as Van
Bibber's swan boats or a 1915 automobile.
Were there really sleighs and horses
once? And we fear that any future of
this resort is hampered by just such
changes. When you 90 driving in a
sleigh the near side Of Harlem and what
was once the Kingsbridge road is plenty
far enough; when you 90 swooping forth
in a twin six you are on the Pelham
Parkway before magnum can say pop!
What chance has history in twelve cyl
nder age?