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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
SECOND COURSE ON
At SERVICE CAMP
veterans" Carrying Home Real
Decorations In Form Of Vivid
Sunburn.

when the four companies of the Ma.
tionai Service school lined up before
their tents at Chevy Chase this morn
ing. Il dawned upon the fortunate few
who saw the formation that Dame Ma
ture had conferred q set Of service
ttripes on the veterans who are ieav-
ing today that distinguished them abso-
lutely from the recruits who are re-
porting for the second course.
The service "stripes" are varying IN
shade. running all the way from merry
rcd 20 deep mahogany, ana they cover
the head and hands OF the veterans'
An ordinary young woman would call
the stripes hhorrid sunburn." Not 80
The valiant young women who have
hrayed the wind and rain ana cold OF
The Chevy Chase camp for the last TWO
weeks.
them as a real decoration. For the next
week there will be large numbers OF
ps rites where low neck evening gowns
will display two shades OF nesh tints.
And there will be no shame IN the ais-
say.
Merit Prize Awarded.
The big thing at camp today was the
awarding of the merit prize for the
camp to Company c, commanded by
Capt. Frances williams.
The award was made ut the morning
parade of the battalion. II certihes that
Company c performed its duties In the
most exemplary manner. kept its tents
IN perfect condition. received 20 ce snwsr
bad scholars than any OF the other
companies Of the battalion.
Captain Williams was called to the
front and center and q speech made to
her and her company ~ ~ sr ,t. TG of the
army and one OF the honorary COM
mandants Of the camp. Miss Williams
is the daughter of Col. John r. Will
iiams. U. 8. A.. retired, and has spent
most sister OF s of Mrs. rs Joseph :%y Better anS s
one OF the best known society girls OF
Washington.
Few Are To Remain.
Only twelve or fourteen OF the first
class at Chevy Chase will remain for
the second weeks course. The reason
Is that there viii be no accommodation,
tire battalion of resident students would
have remained could they be accommo'
dated,
Today was occupied in nnai exsmina'
morning at 0 o'cloc the enrolment Of
the new class starts and assignments
of tents and companies will be made.
A complete new organization will hi
formed with new officers and new com
panies. The formal opening Of the sec
ond course will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Col. Robert M
Thompson, president of the Navy
League. will make the address. Mrs
and Mrs George Dewey, honorary com
mandants of the camp. will take par
In the exercises.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Bass Season Dozens.

DIS MoINEs, Iowa, May it.-seven
struck" pisyfuliy nj the surface OF
Iowa. streams and lakes all spring.
nnddenly duci<ed TO the deepest moss TO-.
day, The fishing season opened, ana
with the first strike OF ts~ anglers, the
fsh seem to realize the I'D was OH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Secretary Baker Would
Deepen the James River

Secretary Baker today recommended
to Congress an approri iation Of A1S :
s53B for deepening to eighties, feet the
channel Of the James river from Rich
mond TO City Point. Va. widening the
channel TO 200 feet and constructing a
t00-foot basin At klchmond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15

Mason Washington. Mclean. Va. ana Ger
trude Jackson. Falls Hin Va.
Edgsr. Willie and Elisabeth Green.
Herbert u. Frank, st..Lcuis. Mo-. and Louise
Broiiner. -.
Ernest psndridsd and n.sis Perry.
RS %ss,yu q His s, 'n''t' Va and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Dirigible Wrecked.

TOuLON. May ia dirigible balloon,
which passed here recently from Paris.
fell into the sea OF the Sandman coast,
The six persons aboard all appear to
have persisted.
The sun., 1916-11-22

VILLA Az. 3i7a-siTs. lo0xioO. 3 8 story
t.ncnen,s and stores-N Y Title ins. Co
agt Aloha Realty Co; due. sac. 900: taxes.
sc. f1s49&; adjourned TO Dec Q.
LORILLARD PLACE. 23ss-6s. SoSl0o. s
story fat-BernArd Breitbart All Albert
Rosenthal ct al: due. e2.et<as; taxes,
&c. ts<?.3s. prior mtg. $4,000: to NJ
The sun., 1916-11-22
LAWYER BUYS
NEAR ROCKEFELLER
Takes 100000 English Base
ment Dwelling in West
Fifty-f0urth Street.
PARK AVENUE FLAT SOLD
Sonora at Seventy-third Street
Corner in a $215,000 Deal
s. Fish, Jr., q Buyer.

Increasing interest in real estate for
investment was indicated strongly yes
tcrday in several sales Of high grade
property in various parts q the city.
There was nothing OF unusual value
bought or sold. the highest priced parcel
being valued at about S215.ooo. but there
were n number Of sales in which valua-
lions were quoted above $4,000. OF
principal interest were sales OF an old
Park avenue apartment house and a
dwelling In the Rockefeller block or
Fifty-fourth street. Leasing was fea.
tured by the renting OF a large space In
the old Altman Building on Sixth avenue
That ths auction market still Ii able tt
absorb we'll located properties At norma
prices was demonstrated thrSUgh the
sale of many OF the holdings Of h latt
Daniel Seybel which were disposed Of
yesterday.
The sun., 1916-11-22
EARNINGS So, 250, 900 A MONTH,
General Motors ( q re Output
Says W. e.. Durant.

William c. Durant, president OF the General
Motors Company, told Stockholders ~ this
annual meeting yesterday that earnings now
are ~ the rate OF s.. 230.0Oo . month. The
company. he said. was now doing more than
j. per cent, OF the entire export business OF
pleasure cars in thl1 country and hsd c2.'
tN'r7 cash on hand on November Is. com
paved with 81 81 ,+53 on the correspondent
day 4 year ago,
Tho company produced 1854 cars in the
three months ended with October. compared
WIN to,.tt IN the same period In 1913. lie
nat that the 1917 output would be e
ptr cent larger than that OF this year. MI
pllInt sad
The condition Of the business Ia reflected
IN a letter from II " Leland, president. OF
The Cadillac Motor Company, which said that
oNr dealers have now PLACED orders for .t,eN
Cadillac cars Operating the plant IS y u
nov We will he able to turn out. only IRON
'ttM 10 1900 cars. The condition applied
sfoVn"
The stockholders reduced the board from
s~tNenteen to fifteen members. The retiriil
hnatd which Contained one vacancy. was 70
elected with the exception Of A, u. Wigyin
president Of the Chase National Bank. whit
~ds not a CANDIDATE for reelection.
The sun., 1916-11-22

;Ts Ss,,!ii ,,i J Ss,,'; ~, S 81, e S ss's.
blk 9. map Morris Park-Ida Brantman
& 81, p S2o.p. Ss' ~, mi Hsal ss..s Sc'p S61 e:
atty. Bronx National Realty Corpora;
'9 TFs.' = g % -; s $.S 2; %.R Really xS;'t Ssss:;-
man waldman to Nathan T. Waidman,;
XxTysrn:. L I; 6 81 su 20; atty. N.,h.c
tin schrenkeisen.Mart,n schrenkeisen.
Sep, i. ATTY atty. 7 + Co.. rs a,rosS;;
lNWooD 'Xv.'s.:,,;io : Beimon. q. SeIis9
4 fd atty. i i 8 Ss smitn. ~ p 9 SSfn:ide . !; siSS
IG IF u " c s. g. d mae Ssn Slsti < b gsSsns ssSi
s.5s' Co. %s. iss % !';: :,.;sss
TO. Matilda st-Georsianna Bussing to
o oswi ia . ss,'i 4 3 Lent. Noun, Vernon;
WISE Nv. ISIS. ,s.ioc.ida Rraniman to
Nathan Solomon. 50 p loSth a., mtg
$500. Nov ID; atty. T q a T Co. .i5s
cf9T?SISsx xy;S : s, ,is,s ;, i. , j., AZ.
cobpINGrSN" AZ. =. as . Thros. Neck
fS:a: :S1iSs sInS%s5 r Emsn' nov 70 Ann.
EksTERN BLVD. NV :. at re-. Willow
t i:n;; ru s:u T isS. ,TT.ss1..wH s,s VS i
Anna Platter To- Ella F. Emsns. IL
Hamilton Az. New Roch:s!r. NY. y part
mtg sii.ooo. Nov II; ATTY. Anna Pla'heri
SAME PR"SPMHomer r Em.n. to Anna
Plat.er, 1850 coddinston av. mtg $1,000;
NM y ~ -.
The sun., 1916-11-22
ASTOR THEATRE AND FLATS.
baron Wants to build Dual struc-
ture Near Broadway.

Raron william Waldorf As;or would
like to erect a building. partly theatre
and partly apartments. on Forty-fourth
and Fo%rty-hfth streets. next TO the
Booth and the Shubert theatres. To
learn whether the Building Department
would consider ~favorably such an i'm
provement Baron Aston fled tentative
plans for the project yesterday through
his architect. Herbert J. Knapp. who es-
Inmates the cost OF the project at $500
900. The site for the amusement and
dwelling structure extends on Forty
fourth street from 2S5 10 2i3 and on
Forty-nf,h street from ga To $40. a plot
fronting ios feet on For~ty-fourth street
and 9S feet on Forty-iifth street and
200 feet deep. Several similar struc-
lures have been planned from time 20
time, but none OF them would be per-
mitted built by the Building Depart
ment.
The sun., 1916-11-22
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth street)
io., Nov :c-orxendo Realty Co 10 Thos
X Kelly. l27 r. 5sth st. 2 yrs, 81 atty.
T,iis Gs.r At CO; ~ Bw Way ,ia;oGo
q. : yrs. SIS: attys. @ayland & = ,ss
SANE pRopERrY. nov ao-inssic Frs.i.
nstti.. TO scipione De Lorenzo, 70 withsrs
Of. Bkiyn, due and Int AZ per bond. prior
mtg $1,000; address s d Lorenzo; doos
suLIivXN ST. iss. %25xioo, Nov is--Maria
Nicola and Antonio Petr'no TO JosepnIne
bond. prior mtg $1,000: atty. cha,,e: p
Pints. a2o Bway .............. blow
East Side.
east OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th stroets.)
18th ST, n .. 100 W Lex av. 2oSioo.5., Nov
iT-Rob, 8 simmons to Edw 3 Clinch.
1913 w l2ist st. due and int as per bond;
10TH 81, 80. SO e 50 av. 25xicoii,. Nov
lS-Liilian sorge to Giovanni 0ugliel-
mstti. s2a f 10th st, %instalis. 1850 per
Norsiio. $40 Bway.................ssOO
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and lioth Streets
soIH at, ASS ". .tsiosloo g. Nov al
Richard carvei to Metropolitan say
. riSs' As cow Z y H fiif' 'a'wniian,
7sTn 81. its' W. :o.io,iog.., Nov 81.
bertha z slocum TO Lawyers Title &
Trust Co. Iso Bway. 8 yrs. int a.. per
SAME pRopERTY, Nov .o-samc 10 iIu.
bert q Taylor, SCI Ocean az, Bkiyn' age
st oct a-Mo..e. X cherry 70 NY Trust
Greenwich. Conn, exrs. SC, due and int
as per bond. address, :6 Broad ct. $1,000
Uptown.
| Manhattan Island. north OF ii0th street }
18TH ST. l06 4. 37.sxlO0 II, nov IT,
Robt Thedford to Metropolitan saw
ss,S:. As 4 v HS,chin.. 81 wniinimi
sTH Av. s.?s. iea.ehoii. Nov l7--T.ranc,
Cramer and VIM Stacom 70 Melville n
Beams. s6 Joral.mo1 st. brooklyn. -du'
address. rs hickman 81 ..','.... $4,000
Bronx.
thorough VI The BronN.i
isSrH ST. sos L, IS. ?SxlOo-Clara E'luc,
pr mtg tlS.5oo. Nov 20. : yrs. GO ATTY
Douglas Newman ~ Park ROW. N,>i'
WISE Az, 1853, ,jSioo- nathan solomon
TO Bronx National Realty Corpn. ~:
Prospect av. pr mtg $500. Nov il. due
81. as per bond. ATTY. T4Ie q a 7 90. y,
:i;Tm ST. Isl +. 81 Mii,.Giovanna On,
iant- to Sadie ) Mann. 5i2 Lorimer 81
Bklyn. Nov Il. tue. &c. as per bond
attys. Deiches a. q. .7i Bway ..... 81, 30,
LOTS i:O and l2i. map Moss Estate
Annie sullivan 10 Jas J VI chauvet. 20!
+ klnKsbridge ri. Nov Is. due. a.. ri
per bond; atty. f O Smith, q East Burn,
EI.SMERE Pr. n s.. - " Matmion av. so,
loo-kosa G klinkel 10 Wm KlInk.l, Jr
SIS Elsmere pl. pr mtg 5000. Nov 20
due. kc. as per bond, ATTY. T. J Martin
LU' fremont av....,. .,...,.,. $500
The sun., 1916-11-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

Asylum, Society in the cl,y Of Y, own
LExINGToN Az; pepow pl. .s,h 10th
Ing Co az, n Y c 4 II r II Co. owner.
sHhn fe'ree Co. contractor ,r[ sac
SAB ST. 6? w-pavis i.ehr art
Frsncis X Deering, owner 4 e]ontrasa.
slsSrr ST. Isl d i5s E-Abrahaimn Lawn ssi
FTedk Bohde, Jr, and Minna Rohdc, own-
ers: Philip Greenbaum d Samuel Cohen,
SAB at, al w.Golds,eln 4 Berger Az
Michael a Benjamin Mailer owners, A.W
ia3TH ST. ia Err J Helbing ACT Marga.
ret Keeper. owner. Emil Erber United
,o Gnap sT. S. Is Z 81 w@sanm ss%fT ifs2b.i ass
citizens Investing Co. owner n c%ontrnr-
ID ST. a. and is, av. 20 si--,jo,aph Sass
agt Estate of Herman fichter' owner;
Morris FIGHTER. contractor. .&G2s
Nth ST iSs 4 lEs E--John II syWmcTs
CO, owner; T J Brady contractor, $40
co, owner; Geo II McEntee, contractor;
] q schmechenbecher. sub contractor 1864
sisT ST, ?os E-Milton + LeSison nst
Hrssnw.,a nrSs, owners Emu [ MsHj.1 .
ID Nv. 1851 70 Hull ,crippsp \
Go sss K.,asr'D. s GHisra' H,, ANA Jane a"
lessee; John voychok, contractor, Nss.b5
Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD. . .. whole block front.
between Bristow st and Stebhins aN-
Indslii & Conforti Co agt Hudson Realty
Co; lvor Realty Corporation and swift
Realty Co. owners; Hudson Realty 70
and ivor Realty Corporation rontrac:
:SaTH ST. n W cor OF Martha av-
/ Dawson Tile Works sgt Charles Mar
then. OWING. Brady Bros, c%ontrac.
10TH ST. sol-s-kAhn Window shade
and Awning Co aRt Henry NJ Denton,
owner and contractor. .,,.,.,,.,t63 20
NORRIS AN, 2o7i-Schsefer a. Kelly Co.
Inc, agt tMiss) Mary T houdSll, owner
and contractor. .37s7l
The sun., 1916-11-22

ALEXANDER Az. 1885. 35xloo. 8 story
tenement, and s,ore.-Hsishts Realty. Go
ct al agt Thos + Rochford ct a.; Due.
piaintiH SlI, 600
The sun., 1916-11-22
Project

Tho 1920 Broadway Corporation was
Incorporated yesterday with a capital
OF $1,000 by Earnest X. Early. Louis &.
Haggerty and william II. Vogt. The
stated OF the company are to
hold real estate and construction. The
property at 1920 Broadway IL a two
story garage midway between Forty
ninth and Fiftieth streets, The property
of the Barney estate. Adjoining It is n
vacant plot which several months ago
was made tho medium OF a test OF a
feature Of the building law which pro-
hibits any kind OF n structure over the
auditorium OF n theatre. Plans were
fled for the Improvement Of the site
with n theatre. studio and office build
ing twelve stories high.
The sun., 1916-11-22
EXTRA DIVIDEND ON LEATHER
Action Puts Common ON . Per Cent
basis for the Year.

The Central Leather Company yes
terday declared an extra dividend Of 2
per cent. on the common stock. payable
December 80 10 stockholders Of record
December J., and the regular quarterly
dividend OF ~ per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. payable January 2 TO
stockholders OF record December O.. The
extra dividend was declared In order
20 make the total amount paid on the
common stock in the current year 7 per
cent.
The Haywood Bros. & Wakefield Com
rany declared n semi-annual dividend
Of - on the common stock. an increase
81 ~ a share over the previous rate
and an extra dividend OF IS a share
both payable December 1 TO stockhol.
ders OF record November "a. The d.
rectors also appropriated 100000 from
accumulated surplus TO be distributed 10
employees or a graduated scale accord
Ing to terms OF service.
The sun., 1916-11-22
TRADING WIDELY SCATTERED.

THIRD AVENrE.-The Douglas Rob-
lnson, Charles s. Brown Company has
sold for Dora Block. Hester sylvester.
Julia j. Slender. Rachel Mayer and
Deborah Herman to Isidor Kempner
the Ave story tenements. with stores,
at 2l02, 2lO4 and ?106 Third venue
northwest corner Of il5th street. on
plot +7.sx70. The property Is assessed
for taxation purposes at $4,000. Mr..
Kempner has bought considerable
property In the vicinity In anticipation
Of the early operation OF the Lexing-
ton avenue subway.
TENTH AVENUE.-The John y. Peel
Company has sold for Albert Appell
the four story business building at
l5I Tenth avenu to Il. Boley. who
will alter and occupy IL for his W
business.
MADISON ACCOMPLISHMENTS 4 Co.
have sold for John A. Tackaberry 1921
Madison avenue. n four story dwell
ing. on lot 2O.5xs5. to the Hospital for
Deformities and Joint Diseases. which
owns adjoining realty.
ALBANY STREET-William A.. White
& Sons have sold for the Fenlo Realty
Company (Bing & Bing) TO the
Bleecker Exporting and Trading Com
pany for investment 22 Albany street
a four story business building on 10,
lsx50, between West and Washington
streets. adjoining the yard OF a public
school.
THIRD AVENUE.-John A. Steipmet'
has sold for Herman L.. Schleif 36l:
Third avenue, a two story building OF
lot 25xl03, near 169th street. The
buyer 10 Frederick X. Flechtner. who
gave In exchange the property 92(
East l79th street, near DAILY avenue.
The sun., 1916-11-22
ROFRANO BACK IN MARKET.

Michael A. Rofrano. ex-Street Cleaning
Commissioner. who was recently cleared
Of the charge Of murder. Is said to have
purchased the tenement properties At 81
oliver street. which the city Of New York
bought in At a foreclosure Of mortgage
for $4,000 while the ex-Commissioner
was in retreat. Title to the properties.
front and rear tenements, was conveyed
10 the Orgendo Realty Company yester-
day by the city FOR an expressed con-
sideration OF $4,000. \ mortgage for
$4,000 was also placed on record. made
by the new realty company. which is
said 20 represent Mr.. Rofrano in favor
OF Thomas l.. Kelly.
The sun., 1916-11-22
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

The Houghton Company has leased
with j. Edgar Leaycraft X Co. the three
story and basement dwelling Mt 60 West
Ninety-,hird street to Mary Dalton.
Porter d Co. have leased for the
Gaines Roberts Company to enora
Scott Wynne the three story and base
mont dwelling at 2i5 West l3lst street
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.,
Brown Company has rented SO East
Sixty-sixth street. Il four story dwelling
to G. l.. Coleman for a term OF years.
The Dun Il Brown Company has
leased for Irene X. Martin to w. +
King the four story dwelling At 324
Convent avenue.
The sun., 1916-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
ESTABLISHED JULY. iStf.
BRYAN L. kennedy
Real Estate Broker. Appraiser q Auctioaees
1855 Broadway Telephone lbtI CortiAoot
~FORECLOsURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Union Trust Company OF New IorH,
Plaintiff. against Aus ustus i. Baby ana
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the above entitled action and bearing
the order therein, dated November II. 1915.
and duly hled. amending said judgment. !.
the undersigned, the Referee in said 5udg.
ment named. will sell at public auction, At
the Exchange Sales Room. Nos. 1915 Vesey
Street. in the borough Of Manhattan. CITY
OF New York, on the itth day OF psssnosr:
Herbert a. Sherman, Auctioneer. the prem.
ises directed by said judsment to be sold
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel 81
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected situate. lying and being "a
the Borough OF Manhattan, OF the city OF
New York. In the County and State OF New
York. bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point In the southerly side
OF one hundred and nineteenth street ais
tant one hundred and three U0S feet
e~asteriy from the corner formed by the
intersection OF the southerly side OF One
hundred and nineteenth street with the
easterly sid. Of Lonox Avenue. running
thence southerly parallel with said %easterly
side Of Lenox Avenue and part OF the dis.
lance through "A party wall One hundred
I00) feet eleven ~ Inches to the centre
line OF the block. thence ~easteriy along
with said sou,herly side of One hundred
and nineteenth street sixteen l6) feet;
thence northerly parallel with said eastetIy
side OF Lemon Avenue and part OF the dis.
lance through a party wall, one hundrqd
I. 900 feet eleven an inches to SAID
southerly side OF one hundred and nine.
tenth stree, and thence westerly. aloug
| said southerly side of One hundred and
| nineteenth street, sixteen 90 feet to the
\ point or plac. OF beginning.
said premises being now known by the
Street uamh,f 50 West il9th street.
Dated New York, November 22. 1919.
ArGrSTIN DERBY Referee
MILLER. KING, LANE a.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 50 Broadway.
New York city.
Tn. folloNlng IL n ,aeram of the
property to 10 sold. IT, street number 10
s. West il9th Street.
The sun., 1916-11-22
NEIGHBoR FOR ROCKEFELLERs.

Ferdinand s. Crosley. lawyer. has pur-
chased a homo In the Rockefeller block
on Fifty-fourth street. between Fifth n
Sixth avenues. Through William Il, May
& Co. Mr.. Crosley has bought for cash
the residence Of Mrs. Anne O'Seili
Thomas, at 50 West Fifty-fourth street.
a Ave story English basement structure.
on a lot fronting 20 feet and having a
depth Of 100 feet. This In m OF the
modern houses in the block. The city
assesses land and building at $4,000.
but the holding price was we'll over
800. 1000. 1t h reported that Mr.. Crorley
represented other interests.
The sun., 1916-11-22
BUYING IN BAY RIDGE.

II. J. Callister and John McCabe sold
for John Dill the four two story and
basement two family dwellings at bes
Forty-ffth street and 4e2, %3t. la6 Forty
sixth street to clients for residential pur-
poses.
o. L. Larson has sold dwelling for II,
]. Wolfe at S52 Seventy-frst street for
J. l.. Craig 75t Flfty-fourth street for
J. II. O'Rourke see Fifty-seventh street
and for City and Suburban Homes COM
pany a lot 20x100 on the south side OF
Fifty-hfth street near Eighth avenue.
Tho John p. Peel Company has sold
for H.. Boiey <29 Sixteenth street. a -four
story fiat on lot 32xl00.
O.. l.. g. w. q. Perfect Construction
Company has sold to Frank A. Hutson
the dwelling at 2l22 Eighty-nrst street.