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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-06

| WHEN 1T COMES III SHOES
our line will suit you as we carry only
the best grades and our prices are
right. We are boosters for Belding
and Home Trade. Orlo Morse, Shoe
Store.
LOOK UP YOUR PANAMA HAT
have it cleaned-will save you
money. You will soon need it. Don't
forget we doctor up your sick clothes,
too, and make suits to order. Burt
Curtis, Ill w. Main st.
IF YOU NEED LADDERS OF
any kind, extension and plain, any
length, see us before you buy. We
have an excellent assortment Beld-
ing Lumber Co.
HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED
the electric way, while you wait. We
do all our work right and can please
you. Ladies and gents Shoe Shining
Parlors in connection. 120 So. Bridge
street, Arnold Schmidt.
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ASKED
have you a bank account? What
difference it will make to say yes.
Your credit is established at once. We
pay interest on savings accounts.
See us. Peoples Savings Bank.
OUR MOTTO is TO LIVE AND
let live; our prices and fair treatment
will win your confidence and patron
age. We are firm believers in Home
Trading. Our interests are mutual.
See us. Bedding Hardware Co.
NOW GET READY FOR SUM-
mer with your electric supplies. We
have large line of all kinds-electric
irons, coasters. We install electric
plants. Don't live in darkness, have
your home wired. Spencer Electric
Light and Power Co.
JUST STOP AND THINK WHEN
it is hardware, stoves, paints and
sporting goods, plumbing, heating,
our store is in Bedding and every
dollar you spend at home helps the
town. I. Frank Ireland Co.
DO YOU COOK BY CAST 1T is
cleaner and cheaper. See our large
line of gas stoves and ranges, water
heaters, Welsbach gas lights, reading
lamps, arc lamps, etc. Belding Gas
Works.
MAKE UP YOUR ORDER FOR
groceries but don't send it to mail
order house. We can beat their prices
every time. We stand back Of our
goods. w. l.. Covert, 902 So. Bridge
street.
REMEMBER OUR STORE WILL
will be headquarters for school sup
plies, new and secondhand school
books. School books for the country
schools. II. j. Connell.
BELDING SAVINGS BANK;
capital, S50,000.00; surplus and pro-
fits, $26,000.00. Your business solicit
ed.
DON'T BE A RAINBOW CHAS-
er; you will find a pot Of gold at our
store IL you select your watches and
jewelry here. Fine watch and clock
repairing specially. M. L. WiIlough-
by, Jeweler.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-06

OUR MOTTO IS TO LIVE AND
let live; our prices and fair treatment
will win your confidence and patron
age. We are firm believers in Home
Trading. Our interests are mutual.
See us. Bedding Hardware Co.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-06

This method will result only in
running your home trade and in help
ing to build an enormous coropdra-
ton in some PARKWAY city.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-06

A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF WHITE
trimmed hats and complete show
ing OF Sport Hats at The Belding Hat
Shoppe.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-06
viii Exchange or Refund

And another matter worthy of
serious thought is this: Surprising
the mail order houses could sell goods
cheaper and everybody would order
his goods from them.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
Ser SauressS Sfanbal in
syraafreia.

Sn Gruntrsia getpinnt, lpie Der
nYpit" aus Gsnf beri9iet ,pirb, bic
9eneguns. bic iib fir bic ridbaIt.
ioie 2(ufoedung Der ben WOrb on
Saures nod INNER perbunieInber
Sin5elbeiten einisst, itGnbis ms6r al
gooen. Sbnobl bic fransDiifden 9s.
bOroen ii9 ale Mube ssben. ben Sbdts
6eitanb gu Derialeiern piro Der ara9
DabrideinIi4 Hiat msbr Ianse auf
ii9 purten lafisn. Wis isbr man in
RegierunsstretTsn ben StanbaI far6s
tet, benefit Die SbaiIade, bab ben grs
ben Saures BON Der franS6iiiaen Re.
gieruns fir bic Ssrausgobs Der
ibriftIi4en SiRterloiieni9uft bic nets
te Summe DON elmer balben WiQion
Jranes ssboten fporbsn in. Oieie
Summe 1T absr BON Glsmsneeau, Der
ben litterariihen Rahlab Saurss mad
oem ariese i'm na'5Omme gndains4
Oer0ffentliden rpollte, iiberboten iporf
ben. Die Grben Saures basessn
lebnten beibe 4nsebots ub unb bIieben
bei Der Weiserung, bic Manuiiripte
beraus5ugeben. 4u9 bas 2pdmittsr,
bic grisfidaften fir elm ipdtsr gu srs
ri9tenbes Saures araip be,ipenben
gu Dollen, sog ni9t.
Gs 1T betannt, bub Der payiier
poli,siprGfett 2epine Dor ettpas iibe.
einsm Sabre fein amt niebsrseles!
bat. gr bate nGmli1 bas Bed, in
einem Der Miti6ulbisen am SDbe
Saures cine politii6 iebr bobseitelIte
periDnli6teit gu ermittsln unb DON
biefsr @rmittslung fsinsm fyrsunD:
Glemenceau gu beridten, Der Don eer
1a9ri6t, bic er 2epine Derbantt, gu
selegener .3eit CUTE geripenbung mas
den ptrb.
aiir5lidb erI9ien Bel ben grben
Saures elm bDberer poIiaeibeamter in
gesleitung mebrerer gebeimppli3ie
fen unb forberte, bab man ibm ben
Ra9lab duf @runb elmer 8erfiigung
bes @eneralitantsantpults, Der bic
lebten griefe Snires our 1Interifiibs
una ieines BefpeismatertnIs bsn5s
tbige, berausgebe. Man perlanst. bic.
Re 0erfiguns 3u feben, Der geamte
bate lie ni@t bei iid, aber mad elmer
S.anbs lam q sDisSst nid1t nit be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06

pslbe, Der BEN isiten DilIen Saures
tunbgibt. ben 2risgsausbru9 su pers
binbern. Saures i4rieb in bem griss
fe folgenbss:
Die Gage mub unb pirb cine
gntipannuHg erfabren, fobalb bic
fran50fH6s Reei,rung ertidrt. bab iie
ni6t germ bic ierbif6e Sa9e als cine
ruiIiide idbs. Sn Der Waft Der
frdn56iiifen Resisruus ldee ss. Rubs
lamb am arisge au perbinbern. 4ber
man fndt ben aries. ben man idon
lanss fhiirte. llnisre Sa6e barf ntdt
Die ruifii6e iein, mir biirfeH unier
eanb nitt bIutsn laFsn, um bic
Rnuisnberrfdafi beg fpeibsn 3aren su
fefiisen. europa ipiirbs bon 9lileu Ders
!d!uHgeu.
Suden sic in S6rsm Mirtunsss
!rsis jebe Stsiesrnng bss arissss
ipabnfinns su bGmmsn. @sl9e sns
tsreFen fir gelsisn auf bsm Spieie
iistsn. fpiiIen Sic. alter biefe Sntsrs
tiien tonuen nur bur6 BEN 9yrisb.n
sefpabrt ipsrben. aug BEN iih tsin
adnb. dua niht Surh bic gldn;enbs
fen @erIprs@unssn bsrausreibsn Iois
len lou.
sier treiben ale ff>dSIid,en ar1itc
iilm ariese, ben man iiihreri nil 5ur
erfiillung zines trantbdftsn gbrs
gsi,es unb neil bic gorien aonbon
nno laris aiif petersburg ipefulirt
taben. Sd nerSe iest 5u ben syrar5o.
len ipredjen, BON @erinnmilimg 5ir
geriammllmg fdhren, pielleid]t sreife
i9 sum @eneralitreif. Gin nrohcnDer
@eHernIiireit miib bic @sotiliiiruns
;Sronfreits binbern. Greifen Gle
nMt su jebem @itteI, Inn fiir ben
Grieoen sii irirfen."
Ter @ricf 1T bonn 30, Suit 1914
Satirt, an 80. Snli ipurbe aud bic
Sriei5eniiir berfiigt. am /. ausuit
mar SourcS eiu tootcr @dnn.
Ger>liternriife gldblniJ Soures'
befinbet iih in Der Sdmei3. gia6 benz
aries oter and pieIleidt idcn fri.
Eer pirb eiir nnberer grief eine eroBe
9ioae ipieleit, IN oem Snireg ifreibt,
CT miiic beiiinuiit, bal, er inn Sale e.
iier MobiIiiirllng eridDiien ,piirbc,
onb Der @orb an ibm ic3uiasen ius
SfriegsprosranIm Telcaiies gebore,
uno onb 9eIcaiie fdcn ppr Sabren in
petersburg seingt babe: vSn,ires
:pirh om Gage Der gsobiliiirimg EN-
iiiller Martn iein.-
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fdaft sur Gee ausiiben tam. I'm uns
fers sisene 3utunft 1T uns babel ni4t
banss; benn ipenn mir aud in bieiem
sroben 3rieee selernt baben, ausju<
fpmmen NIT bem, mas infer 8oben
berporbrinst. 70 brdnst bod bel uns
alles nit elementarsr @etpalt sur See
tbdtisuns auF bem Weltmartte. Dabin
ipeiit Der Reihtbum unieres 8oprns
an &oble, babin bic 8strisbfamteit
unieres 8oltes, bic msbr leiitet. als
mir bruuden. Sin 70 fddffensfrsuSi,
ees 2anb ipis Deutf6lanb ldbt f4
nidt pom WeItmartte brdnsen. Gs
ipirb gebraudt, urb stpar ni4t sum
minbeiten bon unieren iesissn 9sss
nern."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
Der rdtbielbaite ,,Spste
Miasn"' "'Siisel.
(geap 9)orf Sribune.)

@cnn auh Ser Soote Mann, Der
eelp06nIi6 in Den 9epeirben aIs Der
lobte Mann.SiigeI be5eidnet miro,
elmer BON einem Stabsofii5ier Der
iraBoiiifen slrmee bem &orreipon.
oenten ser Sintes aeaeniiber un "a.
0tai genladten s(eiIBerlng genidb an
Gem betreffenoen Gage in ben Seiie
Der Geutid,en iibergegangen lit, 10 1T
BOD, oos i'm iumgebenbe 9ebeinlniB
nod nift geliiftet - ipo liegt er lilo
bon mem lit er beiest geipeiel, oa Die
Ieiitifen pieOerbolt bel friiberelI
Selegenhciten alf ieine geiebung an-
IprIh erboben?
SSn Der 5ibat Itellt er gar fetnen Sii.
gel bar, Ionbern 1T nur Elm in norbs
ImeitIifer 9lidtlrng BON S6be 295 uor'
ipringcnoer gltsIGuier. glls ioldlcr
| itebt er alli oen fron5oiiiden omt'
lid)en im6 militGriid)en aorten bc.
5eidJnet. @enlGB bicier aarten lit Sohe
| 295 Observation-Disclosures SArItte
acnau iueItlidy,pcn Dem 9orie Gunie.
res entfernt gclegen, ebenfols pon ben
Gelitibcn ON "a. !Dtai in geiis ge.
noinmen, nobrello &0be 2G5 in Der.
ieiben Gntfcrriinq meter fpeltlid) mo
IS @rao noroIih bon Sobe 205
lieat. 3lpiihen S6be 265 unb oem
9llsI6nier Der Sohe 295, Der ben ei.
gentlidcn Sooten Wann biIbet, brci.
tct iih cin tiefes ShoI aus.
{Sans an0crs iieht es aiii beiitifer
Stortcn aus. Soier liegt pobe 295,
otle irgenbncIGen 9luslGilier, 170O
Sdriite mcitIidJ unb Elm 1penig n6rt.
lid pon Glunicres. mdbreno Sobe 2G5
5.reitnliieuo Stritte iucitIi6 non Die.
lem Torfe entiernt 9elegen 1T, nobel
Ger Coote Wiann in nor6tpeitIifcr
Hittlutg BON ibr ousIGuit.
SSnfolgcbeiien tpitrben Die @ehaib.
tungen Ger 9elttiben, Die iie felt benz
16. Mars Gitcrs ouiiteIlten, nab lie
Sen Sobten Waann eineenontnen bat.
ten, BON oen SSionsoien tpiOerIegt;
Sern pas Der 5einb pirfIid gercm-
lrcn batte, mar Der gusl1i,fer Der
6ohe 265 uttb nidt berjeniae Der
SGhe 295, Der in @irfIidjteit Der
Iobtc @taun Siiael it,
It'd JET, no mir aus frar5oiiifen
0ueGen erfabren, bah Der 9ootc
@ann i'm Bette Ger 9ciitihen lit,
liegt fem 6rurb mebr Dor, 5u be.
5peifaIn ooB Die beriitmte itrategiide
SteIlung OIL Dem gluslGitier Der Sole
295 idIiebIi9 gefalen lit.
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satafs eiiaoitpr.

Der gtubipius 8ummel tpds alIc
geitsrn beim 9oben bsinabs erRidl2
Wie eing benn boB su2s
Der gsriatsOpIl5iebsr ging Dor.
iiber . uro ba Iabss ~ u lang ilIss
ssrsau@snl.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06

ilnterf9rift bes Gtnnisonpalts, ion,
bern Der bss gbsfs Der poIiiiftbtn
poIisei. CT bat feinerlsi pupiert uebr
borgefunbsn. 4
Inter ben setpifnidtsn msunuftrips
isn beFdub fi3 Elm 8rief Jdurss an.
ben tslsii6su Gssiuiiiisu Wuposz.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06

gsittusr bon gIifabetb erueasemnnn. och.
Better. i'm gllter bon SO Sn6ren, eeborcn In
Salinffeln, 'eippe. .Detmcb, lentihIanb. Bel.
nm 9teniinp ben 6. 5nni. nm
/ 30 libr Hubnitines, BON 1raurrbnlie, 2s0s
Grie sIbcnic, eppe adrf. ms CO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
3m uerfanfem -Sarmen.

9pIptnt ansiansr gltierpaiipu. ERaibiueisn,
pfisn Snt 1rlfbeiuns. 3iebpHa am 27 anii.
llnpc'dbt 100000 ader. C6ii., sgorm.'
Tdirns rnb gseibesqnnberceu eoIfihnbiae
Seiioudbstdrie. @ef1reibuae NIB Snfosmo.
ton pofioirei si00 gpibrier. alotroien
footr itIe gSttifpeUl bon BEN gnrQers ober
ipdntften Sttieae foHnen bIrt eae.iieu real.
ftriter. s2iI iiefera tbuen Rianfo.Gotmn.
lnre, tutrn fe g pfrf6er. tire 1icniiitif
Spo!nne. 2Sdib.
Xanb adufer eenbsu Gle flr etn
eIemplnr oes cinsiaen -pGub Hubers Dlden.
siiIe@. iiber 900 5arup edrgatns in ieser ans.
en5e dnaeBeiei bon GieeHifameru nnb aaen.
ten bon tsoem Stnnt 80 Seiien. hlbf6er
Minbnub in 5trei gdrben, 25e pfr .Sabr,
siHs. Gsst. 6 40, 1rasr, So,pa
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gereins.anseiaen.
esntidIer gionier.g,ereiu

lie WiiaiiebPr obiaen 9ereins iiHb frGirh.
Iitii erfu1i, benz eeidsnbsadneHib ees dHt &.
AUNT 1915 berftpr6arer 9ipriere aieuii
BrneeaemaHn, peutc Ranmiiiag I'm 80, BON
9rauertarie. 2sos grie abs, 9bbe Qarf, aus
tett sablrei6 beisuipcbuer.
Gffo Anner @rdf.
Gpur. araasr, egfr. II
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3. e. 8. 4.

Ten grheerr Der Sermann Qsss 30. zoe oiir
Rn6ridt bab Hrlioet nuauif HrusagtninHr or
snfmiiiae f:30 iibr bom Trunsrbdufe. 260e
Grts eipe, Gbbe gnrf. Bon ben HeorHfeH ber
qoee sur fehtsn gfiibeitdtte beeIeitft tpitb.
Grnnf BfIe6t. Orr.
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geo. dirnHn,
geliebie Satin bon ". 3 g9dlblrs, In ibrsm
81. ecbensidbre. Beeroialine Wliiiipo6, ben Z.
Slni 1916, a1oraens s.45 llbt. bonn drnuer.
bnnie, no $500 waonigomern Jlodb. Goonlicn.
aus unb ipiro I'm 9 ifbr In Der 81. Wiarilss
STRIDE Elm feierIides sisauieuisooddnt abse,
halien ipereeH. Srennoe itne bofIi1it etnaela.
ben. Stuthen oerInfien ! q. qietemeher's 8
Cffiee bab tbr Wloraens. IL
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3n pcrfaniem-IObeIn.

9nrIor.Wdrniilir aus buniIem gsalrub6ols.
eide. aatsufrGeeH zoe 70. o. etrabs. /.
Gina. hbS
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9pais Gdlurr,
eiqrb am eenuiaa,. !. anni, nm $50 il1r
Wiartin Sirlinaer,

im glter bon 81. Sabren. @eeroieHug am W,iti.
mod Wotgen nm ilbr boH tlHl u. Sieiie &
Cons adpeue aus. Meouieui p0hamt IN Der
Si. 90iepbsiairIbs I'm $50 ubr Toreens.
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u :25 Sormittaae.
Trant 6. M2peller. csr

eobn bon 5ronf 9. nnb gaarn wlccucr, acb.
lenbrini. IN fenem 2s pebeHsiabre. eedcn,
begdnanb BON 1rauerbnirie 30. 1915 Glein
Blaze. M. ahains, an MittiUoCb. ben Z. Jnnt,
nm llbr wiorgens. Neauien pohamt in ber
sirsbe sur uHbeiIedten gmpfdnauib mn $3.50
llbr. b.8t
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aeIiebicr Guiie bon QGrtis 0nmberf ssb
aempfer. int alter bon 90 Sabren. Z MgDnnien
nnb II 9aaen. 9eerhieuno 1onnerlina, beH 3.
Suni 1915 Wlorafus bdib lbr bcm 1rauets
bauie. no. 1926 siiigonr Girlse, aus iito iuirb
nm llbr in ber Ct Rbil5menn Stride etn
feieTIihes 8eduieiH.Sohamt Gbgebdlicu nerher.
q Z
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gu bcrfoufen = Sdnier.
CHEVIOT.

CHEVIUT.
Qtr abei gamtIisn.9aus, 4 BIN.
ner tn ieoem 5iat. MODERN In ieber ge5ie.
bnHa. , Saaa.es bon Der ehabenbabn, at
nen, Got s5>120. 9rete s3sO0.O0. eInSab.
lnng $500, Heli ipe afiefte pber uebme
lecren ennpiah ais IbeilsobIuna. RahBu,
trngen 3s3s SIeBmote abe. 9boHs agar,
fGip i2s6.
gIifi n-91oromeii.ede O1ioblrion anb g9ar.
rer aneriie. aenes gri6taus bon neun 3u.
nietn. mliiieIi6due, .iileo' Bdbesimmer.
Nboue Abou 1922.
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Regicrungs.gu

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oTIen fiir T1annsr
uHb stnnen. 2nulenos BON 9rnennunasr ans
tn dnsfiti. Elite ilt unfisunraen irst
branfiu 9HifiIis Ges' rs. Ro6eiicI, r. Q.
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Mnsuit 8raeasemann,

Starb i am sonntas. ben d. 9nm 1915,
llbr mlnrlens
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&atbarina @albura,

..sa sia,S am an eOHniaa. ben :. SUM 1915. Dor
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wdbnen, btutftss, nm In Der aiite 5eblif.
Iln sn feiu acin gsdfben. Guier eobH. 30s8
Meabtne Roab, EiboHoule.
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Sermam Smm6.rt,

etarb an gDOHins. ben .. 9um 1919. TaOr
oeus :45 iibr
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gerlanat - @eibIidl.

GVdb6eu flr tipiiairs.arbest nl6 bstm go.
fden brisufisben Geutfbes a!tenbeim. Qeomi
giHe'R.uyne, Gar bls miegetpae.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho swedish American liner stockholm,
sailing to-day f,r GytAorhurK VIII tnke mai,
.losns at - A " for sweden NORWAY,
Dcumark. Russia, the Netherlands and
switzerland
Tn, wht'o star liner Baltic sailing
closing at 5n \. NJ, for Europe except
Germany Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg.
bulgaria, serbia. Turkey, thu Neither ands.
Norway sweden and Denmark. Africa.
West Asia and East Indies.
The scandinavian American liner United
states sailing 1hur.dsy for Chrisiansnnd.
will take mail, closing ~ 40 A N for Nor
way, sweden. Denmark, the Netherlands, Ger.
many, Austria, Hungary. ~Luxemburs. Bul.
zsria, Serbia and Turkey,
DAY for Bordeaux. Will take mail. closing at
noon. for France, Rumania. Switzerland.
Italy, spain. Portugal, Egypt. Greece. British
India, British East Africa, siam Malta. Glib
ral'ar. 'cylou straits settlements. Dutch
Eat Indies, West Australia aud Persia.
Nfv for Liverpool. vii take mail. closing at
$40 A NJ for Europe except Germany.
Austria, Hungary L~uNemhur<, bulgaria.
Serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands Norway.
sweden and Denmark. Africa, West AsIa and
The white star liner Canoplc. sailing sat.
urday for Naples. will take mail specially
addressed, Clo-IHs At . \. NJ, for the Azores,
Gibraltar, Italy, Rumaria, Switzerland and
Greece
Tho So-wcrian.American liner Bergers.!ord
sailing saturday FOR Bergen vii take mail.
closing At s3J \ NJ ior Norway, sweden,
Denmark tho Netherlands Switzerland,
Russia, Germany Austria. Hungary, LuNem
burg. MlsiriA, serbia and Turkey.
The Greek Liner Nssilris Cunstant'nos. sail.
addressed mail, closing A. 1880 y NJ, for
Greece only
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
SAYS HEIGHT LIMIT
WILL REDUCE VALUES
Laurence McGuirc Tells City
Officers Not TO Restrict
Buildings.

Warning the city that the adoption
Oh restrictions limiting he heights Of
buildings In New York would be followed
by wholesale demands ior reductions In
assessed values Of properties through
out the principal parts OF the city Lau-
renee Mcclure. president Of he Real Es-
tate Board Of New York. furnished tho
feature OF the FIRST hearing before me
board OF Estimate on tho plan to zone
the city and restrict building heights.
IL was the first OF a series of hearings
on tho tentative scheme OF the commit
tee on city plans and It brought out n
good many advocates for the entire pro-
posal. There were a few objections per-
tanning 70 individual sections. rather
u~nimportant. concerning matters which
a DO changed without affecting the en-
tire scheme.
Mr. McGuire said that the adoption Of
the height regulations at this time
might be a serious mistake and urged
mat they be studied In relation to their
erect on the reduction OF land values.
He aid that already those who made
a business of securing reduction of tax
valuations for owners were looking for
ward to reaping a rich harvest ~ soon
~ iitii'ln TtslIltllollS were
put into effect.
Mr.. MCGUIRE told OF a large downtown
parcel In which the city is Interested
which Is now being appraised. The
owners claim IA certain valuation Ia sed
on tho logical Improvement of the site
with a thirty-eight story building. The
regulations as proposed would limit the
height OF this building to twenty-five
stories. The site value based on the
~ n ~ - N m -
building Is 1000. 900 more than Il
could he reckoned at improved with a
twenty-five story building. In other
words, the owners could prove "A loss In
land value OF more than $1,000, 900. MIR.
Mcclure believed that reduction of land
values would result 10 an extent great
enough to hamper the city seriously.
IL the Board OF Estimate adopts the
plan now before II that action will be
hnal in making the proposed ~restric-
lions binding. Further hearings will he
heard Tomorrow and next TUESDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
NEW REALTY CORPOR ATIONS.

Faro Holding Corporation. Manhattan;
capital, 1000, dire cors. oscar Sch'esineer,
Lena Lazarot and Beatrice Iran.
r /. Barnet. Manhattan: %cspttal.
$500. 600: directors. Edward Slosson. 9 q
W,.,e-.og-r a-d 'Nns y Eins,usu
Robertson Holding COMPANY, Manhs'tan;
capital $500; directors, Arthur e. Robert
son, walter r. Bullock and Albert IL
Howell.
Naylys. COMPANY Manhattan: capital
1900; directors. Benjamin =, K!btnan.
Harry levy and Charles Hvman,
The 800 West i35d Street Corporation,
Manhattan capital, $50 600: directors. FIN
L. Fossume. Elizabeth VI. Becker and
Louis Cowan
New York and New Jersey Realty Cor
po-atipn, Manhattan. capita, $50 600.
directors. JUis'n Il Campbell and John
lervi~.
Cougoli Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital. 81 ooU, directors Nathan u CONAN,
Meyer \ Goidetsiu and Davis G'I'-'e!u.
Al u Realty Conn pam Mauhu'.tn, 'ap-
i'al 81. 900 directors, Joseph :. 'iulowng &.
Horny l. Golovsg aud Adolf u. Linl"-
mann,
az Columbus Avenue, Manhattan c7p-
ltai. $500 directors, Alsn.on = white"
Daniel \. Lennon aud piuRh B'rko"ii2
Wllitm Lowe Realty tpupHr'. Mhuhii
tan. capital 10000 dir"cturs. william
Lowe. Amy g. \ Lowe and william Lowe.
Jr
Macdonald Estates Mauhn'tan, capital
$500: directors. Flora Macdonald. NIig'
T.. Crawford and james a Macdonald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
cry DWELLINGS
IN GOOD DEMAND
MANY Houses Sold. Others TO
Re- Erected TO Fill Shortage
in Apartments.
NEW PLANS

Lark Of modern apartment houses and
NJ presence Of an unusually large NUM-
h,- Of people IN the city seeking high
lass homes have put welcome activity
,o,, the market for moderate and high
o1eed residences. During the last few
seeks this branch OF real estate selling
IA. given more than ordinary evidence
~ the demand for private homes. which
usually does not show to any great
extent Until late In July or August.
Yesterdays selling was largely on &C.
count OF this demand. That builders
do not intend to miss the opportunity
Witch the apartment shortage offcs Ia
Indicated IN the recent fling of plans
for many large apartment structures.
Three large houses were provided for
yes,e~iay, IN addition to "a number Of
protects mentioned in these columns last
week. Pans also were filed yesterday
Tor uFo high cisss private homes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
s3oo,oOO BROOkLYV DEAL.

T '''se story brick building contain
~ ten torres, lodge rooms aad dance
VA 90 ,le west side of Bedford ave-
'4.. between Pgtuam aveuu. and Mddi-
80 street R'ooklyn and known as the
L. ''r Jock, Las been sold by Hugo
I-.'-" - lt-nry \ Meyer. president OF
we 'i'"-'. a Realty Company. The
"'-'. wfS s''d at $500 900, \ Flat
'-. #".' N'r ~ house N SO Woodruff
avg .I."u a. Ru.lyn Court, and
,t.i'-- 'c.,s u' land near Hampstead,
I" woe given Hs part payment. The
oi'-."- r o' 'ght brick with limestone
l'N "' overs y plot 200xS0 feet, with
D .!-' ntl structure = the same type
~ 'r fa''1m avenue >.de, 2Oxl00. A
W'"''IH 'rr- along the rear OF the
t'f,-, " 'c.' are occupied by automobile
''.'- Ornamental electric lights line
w .l.o nd the block has become gem
~ "'o%u a.. automobile ,ow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
RENT SUMMER HOMES.

At Rye-on-Sound. Kenneth Ives & 60.
have rented the Catlin place on Milton
Point, known as The Bowery. TO Mira.
Joseph II. Tctlow for Laura W. VAIN
wright, her residence on Milton road,
to william V. Il. Kip for Henry Davis.
his residence on the Boston Post road,
TO Walter X. +. Bowman for Thomas
II. Watkins. his residence on Milton
road. to James Harvey Williams. and
for John VI. Hornor. Jr. his residence
on Evergreen venue to Dyer Pearl. Jr.
The Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Far Rockaway, l.. /. for \. C.
Levi. cottage li52 Sage street to Jules
starr: for Sarah A. Gibson, cottage lo45
Gibson street TO |. Rosenschein,