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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-20

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nt0glidD es obne je0e s6pierigfeit
nod i~rgenoeiner 4breiie per 8adet.
poit Su ididen. Seine 9erion eIei6-
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@el6iG)te, iopie Die @ebeinmiiie Die
fer @ntoeflng tn intereiiontcr Gorm
~piebergibt. 3ieies Bud miro alti
8erIangen NIT elmer 9eriudsprobe
ooGfomulen f%oItenfrei nod irgenb
elmer 4oreiie eeididt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-20
Ndtana. Qpae Do. 27. .. :. S. ..

qqen 9ruoern 8ur Nadridt. onB
ltrier be~ritorbenes Mitglieo, aorl
Rumobr, am @ttttpod Inn 2:30
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Die 9rii0er itno abenio oringeno ais
G6fli9 eriu6t, an Der 2eiden6egdng-
mis- teil8uuebmen.
$ IT. p Sid, 9rdiioent.
s. 4lente, Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-20
Diertc JMlisSciet
Scs 11l%MIikpcrcinsI

Der Omaha IllIitfoerein bat cine
grobe A. Sulifeter In 8orbereitung
uno beripri9t NIT einem @rogramm
auf5uparterL oas monde ueber.
raiduna bietet uno ben 8eiudern
bergniIgte Stunoen in ausii6t itellt.
0as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit iest
beim ausnrbeiten Der Bldne ulo
miro oos intereiidntc Brograum
re6toeitig beroHentli6en. Die ser.
rem modten aber jest idon Die
Geuti6en in Stoot rf0 2ono bar.
ouf mtfmerfiam MAIDEN uno lie our
6eitfeier beraliA ei1laOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-20

Garl So6bcin, SeFfcrIph So. 10000
SsurS Sosd, gOpb So. .............. .257,20O
9unis ginnuiU, Hpttaiuattamie So, Sa. !. .255600
gntOn @elerinan, 0ubae So. .253t00
Grnit Sdcer, Sry &npr So ............. .228500
GpnraS @iHSer, gSel6 &c. Solo ........ .217100
Nanl Meser, 8ai6ington So. .......... $4,000
Z. 3. glOtb, Seotts glnff So. .......... 10000
SObn 8einter, gDttaiuattantie Gu, Sa..... .137100~
5rieS. aleiur @reeOrp g., e. DAT. ...... .94,700
gRr. 8. @fbael, aanSibubi So, Rinm. !. .63,700
Geu. geterS, 3aAne So. ................ $500
ST. NaslO, SaGIDn &c. SeEaS. ......... .38,100
emil anfa6l, Golfer &c., GnnT .......... $4,000
Sttp Srit, 9isinetpm So, 30. .......... $4,000
Mrs. 5ranf granu, gnlasfi So, Snb (. !. $4,000
8. 3. Gpbsrg, gottauattamie 60, Sa....... .26O00
$einri6 &naaf, 2sai6ingtpn SO. ........ 10000
@ngnf @enbt, Gciuarb Co.. ...........1 1850
Goulpb Reidmntb, Bit6utan Co., Waib $4,000
3. SaIfpap, @ebiter g., Sa. $4,000
Sarrp ganlifd, sbel6b So. Soma. .10tt00
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-20
8~rimarDa5len in Blaine.

9ortlano, W2e., 20. SUM. - Carl
g. Militen bon Sslono SAILS MUIR
De geitern bon ben Republifanerit
gum Observation-Disclosures romi.
inert unb 6reoerid Sale bon bier
fir 91tnoesienator. Die 9emofra-
ten nomtnierten o. 6. Curtis fiir
@ouberreltr unb @bos. s. Sobnion
fir 8unoesienator.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-20
Snbeefahrt.

8dpne, Ytebr., 20, 8lint.-NlS
it9 bds 4lttomobiI bon Senrb aIop.
pine, IN mel6em iid oieier nebit
Grnlt uro ieinen beioen Sobnen be-
fano, am @ortag in Der 9tdbe Der
Staot itberi6lug, puroe Der z Sabre
aIte Glenn Shopping auf Der Steae
getotet. 6rau alopping trug einen
armbru6 0abon, mabreno Der 8uets
tie Sobn ebenfaas libel 5ltgeri6tet
lpurOe. Shopping ieGbit blieb I'M.
berlest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-20
@ritiihrr @enern[ nrfnQen.

Son0oL 20. SUM. - IS Dur6e
geltern offi5iea betanut gemo6t, ooB
grigaoegenerol Carl 2ongforo, bon
pel6em es friber bieB, ooB er .ber-
miBt tper6e, in einem @efe6t gefaI-
len lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-20
Don sen 5weiGent
Ses StAatspcrbances!

Ole re%geImGBiee @~eridmmIune
oes BirgerbereIns bon 8arneston
un0 ltmgegeno finoet Samstng, ben
"a. SUM, nndmittaes 2 nbr in
Spooners &nIe in @nrneston itatt.
glae MitgEieoer, iotpie Deutide, oie
Sntereiie fitr bic 3iele oeS @erbon.
oes baden unO it'd aIS MitglieOer
nufnebmen Iniien ipoIen, fino Sur
8erianmIuns berslid eineelooen.
Grauf Strand Sefretdr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01
HAJrBER THEATRE.

"The Unborn"-George Eliot, Jr's.. great film drama. "The Unborn," in
 flee acts, 't,mes to the Hauber thea tre on Wednesday November 8. This film was initally presented in the South and Southwest at San Antonio, Texas, where it received the hearty
 endorsement of city's prominent bust ness and professional men, as well as the leaders of the womens clubs and other organizations. It is a graphic and powerful treatment of that sub- ject which for the most part is studl- ously avoided in the discussion "t every day affairs. namely the ques" tion of birth control. It strikingly portrays the evil done by the woman who refuses motherhood because she does not wish to be 'bothered" with
 children, and the sufferings when
 surely overtakes the guilty as well as the innocent. It points powerful
 lesson and preadhes the doctrine of
 educating the youth of the country to
 a point where they will be in posi-
 ton to avoid the dangers and pitfalls that beset their lives. It does these things in clean. straight forward manner, and the very intelligence ol the picture will cause those who see it to think rightfully upon the sub- feet with which it deals
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L o c A L.

Sti
 --Let us wash your Dlankets--we know how. American -Excelsic- Ilaun- dry Co.,, phone 146. tf -Uur Press Process Is unexcelled Amerlcan- Excelsior Laundry compa- ny, phone 146. u
 Send your laundry to the old reli- able. all work guaranteed. American. Excelsior Laundry Co.,, phone aAs. II Awnings and upholstering. Call E. T. TOussaint, phone 1850 or leave orders at Knox Xas'er Furn. Co. :,
 Anyone wishing to buy or sell Jefferson couA ty script. call on Chas. Well Supply f:n. " You can make your choice In the quiet of your home or office, by hay ing Graphic classified" ads bring |ap- plicants and applications to you. u
 You can get from 2450 to HOO cou- pons with a Hoosier Cabinet purchase at Reap 6 Crawford's. tt
 Ask our drivers about laundering your rag rugs. any size, American Excelsior Laundry Co.,, phone 146. t
 Get coupons in $1.50 Suite Contest with .youf O'Cedar purchases a, Reap & Cravford's. u
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AMUSE.U THEATRE.

In regard to "The Shielding Shad' ow." which will be shown at the Amuse-U theatre, beginning Monday, Manager Lawson says. There are more thrills, greater thrills; than there ever have been in any other ser ials. We show prisoners escape at sea by beirg thrown overheard in a coffin. We show him washed to the rocky shore of a barren island, He finds the treasure for which hundreds of men have sacrificed their lives. As dle sits on rock examining it. an octupus creeps out of the sea, and after a terrific flight, drags him into the water.
 "In the first episode there is fife at sea in g" crowded ship. This Is probably the most realistic fire scene ever filmed. Fifty members of the cast were fitted'S out with asbestos suits. They were soaked with oil and the match applied. While the camera clicked, the human torches plunged into the sea-
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TAYLOR COMPANY. For Insurance on Cotton Call
 Phone 1O32.

The Yale bowl, where the Eli grid iron battles are staged, has cost all most $73S,00O to date, including the grounds, and another $150,000 will be required to complete the project as originally outlined.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01
RESOLUTIONS:

FOR ADOPTION BY CHURCHES, YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES, CLUBS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, AND BY PUB LIC MEETINGS GENERALLY:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01
Accordion Plaited Dresses

Should be sent to Frank Dietrlchs Clothing Hospital to be re-plaited; also any other ladies' or gents cloth ing that need cleaning, pressing or altering. We also put new Innings in coats and do ali general repalr work on clothing. - Phone 1926 Over Lewine's Quality
 Shop. 2901s Main St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01
.HEIDELBERG GIRLS."

Large audiences at all the perform ances yesterday made evident their enjoyment of the shows of the "Heid- elberg Girls" in "A Night in Heidel- berg" a fro;hy morsel of musical comedy stuff, which gave the girls a chance to display their handsome cos tunes, some excellent voices, some clever dancing, some pleasing stage pictures and some catchy airs. The comedians carry out their part or the work in pleasing style, and the show as a whole is clean and entertaining
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01

SOCIETIES, CLUBS AND OTHER
 ORGANIZATIONS, AND BY PUB
 LIC MEETINGS GENERALLY:
 Whereas, exact science has demon strated that alcohol is narcoti1l poison, deadly to all forms of life and
 Whereas, efficiency tests have shown it so destructive that the user Of alcohol has been considered unfit for even the duty of soldier, by all the warI'ipg nations of Europe, and
 Whereas, the liquor traffic has all ways condemned the citizens of Ar Kansas to bear a staggering burden of taxation in the support of charit- able and penal institutions, and court expenses made nedessary by it and has condemned thousands of our chil- dren to heritage of physical, mental and moral degeneracy that threatens tha very future of our commonwealth, end +
 Whereas. the liquor traffic has laid er2Gu:ent rands upon our legislature and defeated the suffrage rights of the people at the polls: has so helped 1 to impoverish the state by misapp1o- priating our funds that proper educa- 1:onal facilities cannot be afforded for OUT children and the minded fthe defendant and neglected children are utterly undared for, therefore be lit
 Resolved, that we heartily endorse
 cur state prohiteion law as passed
 by the last general assembly and cal upon our voters to uphold it at the
 polls in the November election by vot- ing against the N"iocal option liquor
 bin.'
 Adopted by Sesame club. October 3l, 1916.
 ,); MRS. H. B. STRANGE. County, Jefferson; city, Pine Bluff | (Advt.
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ADJUSTMENTS. All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

Today-"Dollars and the Woman" a six-reeI Lubin feature, was written by Albert Terhune. The photoplay is radical departure from most screen dramas of it's class, and proves that the authors knowl- edge of life and the art of the analyt- ical novelist is vastly superior to his familiarity with the rules of dramatic tonstruction as applied to the photo play. In many respects "Dollars and the Woman" resembles a stoly by w. D. Howells. There is the same minute and skillful drawing of char acter, and the same absence of dra- matic action. The clash is brought about by weakness and lack of logl- cal thinking on the part of the char acters, and not by the dastardly plot ting of the deep-dyed villain. In facr. there is no villain in the story at all
 Two men are in love with the same
 woman, but the loser accepts his de- feat with manly fortitude and acts the part of a real friend to his rival and the rivals wife The trouble in the married life of Dan Hilyer and ,Madge
 Boynton is caused by their neglectlng
 to put their gray matterito it's proper
 use. A little common sense-as II
 is erroneously. called-brought to bear upon their difficulties, would have unraveled them in short order l But that is just the trouble with hu- man beings; so few of us do employ
 our brains in solving the problems
 of existence, but allow ourselves tc
 be swayed by foolish pride, senselesS dislikes and a devotion to self thai
 exacts a rninpls rate of interest be fore the account is squared
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01

O'Cedar goods and Duntley Cleaner are absolute necessities when House Cleaning time comes. Order from Reap & Crawford and get the coupon. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01
NATICE.

X contract has been made with the Arkansas Junk Go. to haul all deaq animals for the city of Pine Blur. Any enc else hauling shall be sup,ecs to . fine. Call phone 125s. 2
 J. F. STEWART, 10-4.1m Chief of Police.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01

Why encounter fatigue and disap- pointments hunting your wants m person. when The Graphic s"classined'. ads will do the work better. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01

Prepare for House Cleaning by or- dering yours O'Cedar goods from Reap & Crawford and get coupons with all cash paid us. t1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-01
vvneuever You Need . OenessS Tcule Take Orove's

The Old Standard Groye,s Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as
 General Tonic becausc 1t contains tne
 well lkhown tonic properties ot QUiNiNh and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives put Malaria. iEnriches the Biood ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Mo>pMEundahonT M %z#$r~

suburban has decided
not too far from his of business and that he live
oray and ongenay there he should buy he has money enough
improved home Should he shoulder
burdenn property
he ought conne his purchasing operations smaller
place he leave nothing undone his
aure from "c" Y cannot De eNcaeo because 'ney ouy 700 eA
pensiye and large property for their needs wou figure is the
who land and there the suburban
fields Of the metropolis.
you city suburbs you usually make the
change order live where will have abundance of breathing
where growing children will romp pure
ar and bright sunshine and become fatter every
also the protect your children
OF the city streets and for other but the
to have attractive suburban home in hahu and prosperous
place whether you buy you
thoroughly acquainted which you have decided
home knowledge gained peruncor
have taken the first step suburban
buyer The next correct step to buy in the right part of the town.
and property that easily maintain The right Of the
section with bright residential future and with its lustrous
realty beams all in the occasionally the could
hardly imagine it ever had a existence.
Let presume that you your
place Connecticut or
those sections usually have unsurpassed sound bay views Con-
eny, the home the brighter
prospect that residential property will
valuable eah year. or at least at intervals OF several or more years In
the old and well settled suburban the metropolitan
properties sections
those acreage properties valuable that they far beyond the
the homeer Of moderate financial realty
for the buyers Of such
purchase choicest home properties
in the conveniently
suburban We marking the that have by
myrads of cntented suburban who
and successful builders
Now, why is it necessary to buy home be
maintained easily? Houses depreca land
demand for becomes bigger 1t almost certainty buy
to-day home suburban
market value the home will be much valuable
much higher values hence
don't prevail will be
They Of
will be followed slight furry activity by aachin
Upward tendencies. These
and spectators have been slow careful
study of realty conditions the suburbs
the metropolitan district where suburban homes and
lower than conditions those
peculiar Those great exceptions TO the
rule.
house occupied second hand II command the
price of an absolutely house People often
old house they would house usually
there scarcity Of houses the kind they
other the they property from
who oath sell Coils
summing his feelings after get an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
AT
MOUNTAIN LAKES
An Attractive Place for
Both Summer and Win
ter Outdoor Life.

/, was in August. 1910, that ii. G.
Hapgood purchased some 1900 acres OF
land In Northern Jersey (what IL nov
Mountain Lakes Residential Park pre-
iiminary 10 carrying out ideals which
he had long conceived for the creation
Of a select home community within
easy Communication Of Manhattan tina,
would have all the comforts. conven-
fences and advantages Of country living
plus the convenIenccs Of the city. In
selecting this charming tract, cOmpr!s-
ing hills and lakes. less than an hours
casv Communication from New York City
on the Lackawanna Railroad, he has
combined the recreative advantages Of
= summer resort with those OF "A nome
community. the lakes aifording all the
aquatic sports RICH. az the very door
OF the residents.
II was in September, 1910. that the
first houses were sold and the purchas-
crs' confidence in the ultimate value Of
this property was shown By the fact
that they were forced 10 carry water
for household purposes from the spring
several hundred yards away. Further
they were forced 20 travel TO Boonton
station 10 reach New York. as there
was no station on the property; in
fact, the entire l.500 acres was rough
natural wooded ground This select
home community is now a most finished
property. with 2,200 permanent resi-
dents. and hundreds OF beautiful homes
in park-like surroundings.
Now Mountain Lakes residents enjoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

the advantages Of the fine express ser
vice of ,he Lackawanna Railroad :
main line from its own beautiful eX-
press station, situated directly within
the property and built for the exc u-
siye use Of the residents A delightful
osplanade. constructed at the cost OF
over $4,000, forms a fitting entrance.
Running in every direction from the
depot are irregular drives Of dustless
amiste which wind their way IN and
about the hills and lakes.
The lakes. Of which there are two.
are directly within the property. and
all purchasers have actual owner
ship whether their property is stu
ated directly on the lake front or
rot. Mountain Lake. the larger of tn
two. is a mile and "A quarter In length
by three-quarters Of mile in width.
Wildwood Lake is about one-half a
nile in width by three-quarters Of a
mile in length and is connected with
Mountain Lake by a beautiful water
wa,. These crystal waters are deep
and clear and are large enough TO
afford good ice boating in winter and
sailing and canoeing in summer.
These lakes have been stocked with
fish and now afford good fishing for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
GOVERNMENT BOMBS.

SOC: MUSTARD. New Orleans. Dbl. Sl25q
S1.5O: ONIONS. Bermuda. green. crate. oOH
zoe. Conn Valley yellow. haC. s2d $50 .
Cal. yellow. bag. S2G S2.25 state and Wet
ern. yellow. bag. slUS2.25. red. SlWS2 .
Orange County. yellow. coca Sl.to red. 'oc
OSl50: white. crate or basket. SEA
81: OkRA. Fla. carrier. STA $50 .
basket. SlNS2. Cuban. carrier. SlHS2 ,
crate. SlWSl75: OYSTER PLANTS. per 100
punches, S40S5 PEAS. Fla. large, basket,
sl.5OG IS. small. S1HS2 Bermuda. box.
S1.5OWs1.15. PEPPERS Fla. box. Sl.2on
Sl.-5. basket. SlmS1.5O: Cuban. box. SlMi
Sl.55; PARSLEY. New Orleans, curly, bill.
S6mSS plain. S4MS5. basket. Sl25: Der
muda crate s2.25dS2.50. PARSNlPS. Dbl,
SlNSl.25: RADlSHES. New Orleans. hbl.
S2H$3: basket. 25d5Oc: Va. basket Sl6
Sl.50. ROMAINE. Fla. basket. .5cU $50
New Orleans. bbl, S1HSl.50. Bermuda. crate.
50cUSl. SPINACH. Va. bbI. 50cU Sl.50
SHALLO1S. New Orleans. hhl S2N $3.50
SQUASH. Hubbard Dbl. Sl.,5NS2.25: mar
row, H.75Ns2; Ia. new, white. boz, ~
$3.50. Cuban. white. SlO Sl.5O. TURNlpS.
hbl. SlHSl.2J. Now Orleans. white Dbl.
SL25NS2.25 Bermuda. white. crate. 15cft
81. TOMATOES Tia. carrie. t5cdS2
Cuban. 50c0 $50. Isle Of Pine 15cNSl15.
Nassau. SlWSl.15: WATERCRESS. 100
hunchcs. SlmSl.75. Hothousc products Beet
greens, loH. Sl.50. cucumbers dozen. 50cd
sll2. ouils. box. S2WS3; dandcion greens.
box. Sl.l5. mint. dozen buuches. 4Of zoe
mushrooms white. 10 basket. Si4OUSl .6l
cream. Sl.25uSl.5O. brown. slNSi 20. but
tons. ,5oHSl Iadishes. 100 bunches. Sl.50Fi
50, ruhbarb. Western. dozen tunch-e. 4O0
6Oc tomatoes 10. ION21c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

the enjoyment Of tho residents. A Tine
country clubhouse has been erected az
the head OF Mountain Lake with tennis
courts and boat landings. The club
house is equipped with canoe rooms.
billiard rooms. bowling alleys, large as
sembly hall with removable stage and
everything necessary 70 high class
club. A new community church has
Just been erected at a cost OF $4,000.
The county has erected most modern
school directly within the property for
the use Of the residents at a cost OF
$4,000. A. the depot the park man
agement have established six high class
stores for the convenience of the resi-
dents, and therein is situated post
Rice.
This property has been offered TO
Individual purchasers only. Homes
have been built By the company and
offered at prices made lower by the
.cientidc building management OF the
parks own building department Huge
quantities OF materials were contracted
for in the year of 1910 for period Of
years and include everything neces-
sary for the construction Of high
class home. The residents are thus
liyen the benefit Of low prices Of raw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Sales at Manhattan Beach

4 group Of interesting deals has
Just been closed by the Manhattan
Beach Realty Corporation on the Man
haitian Beach Estates property
The latest deals include the pur-
chase by Maurice Simmons Of the at
tractivc residence at 232 Beaumont So.
A plot of twenty-siX lots fronting on
the csplanade. between Colcridge and
Dover SITS, has been sold 90 Gertrude
Britton. Harry v. Dougherty bought
plot, 6Oxl00 feet. adjoining his resi-
dence on the west side Of Colcridge 81.
Another vacant property sale involves
the two four-foot plots on tho east side
of West End ay., south OF Oriental
boulevard. bought by Ida J.. Dietrich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
WILL DISCUSS
TAX EXEMPTIONS
Plans for Investigation To
Be Adopted by State
Association.

The monthly meeting Of the eIecl.
tive committee Of the Real Estate Asso.
citation Of the State Of New York will
be held at the Lafayette Hotel, Buffalo,
on February y. at $3.50 a. m. IN the
evening the committee will Be the
guests of the Real Estate Association
of the Buffalo Chamber OF Commerc,
al its annual dinner.
L. D. Woodwork, president. will r.
quest that special attention be gwen
10 several specific problems which row
confront the association and realty
owners. The associations tax commit
tee will make recommendations. ard
further plans will be adopted FOR ,a'
investigation Of tax exemptions. The
proposed plan for registration Of rssl
estate brokers will be presented b.
both the special committee on the sub
jet and by the law committee. Of ghi,a
James Frank. president Of the Lors
Island Real Estate Exchange, IS chair
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Sites for Chicago Firm.

The Stewart Company, Of Chicago,
manufacturers OF speedometcrs, buyer
Of the plot with front OF 35S feet on
jackson av.. Long Island City, sold re-
Gently by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company plan 10 Immediately improve
the property with n plant estimated to
cost 100000 William y. Bloodgood
( Co were the hrokors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Newark Building Rental.

Fest & Fest leased tor a long term
20 the kins Company. OF Brooklyn. the
three story building at the southwest
corner OF Broad and New SITS, 35xl25
feet, Newark, y. j. Extensive altera-
tons will be made for use a. depart
ment store. The same brokers leased
the lower part of Asa Broad st. for a
term TO Jacob Sigman. hardware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

materials which prevailed years AZ,
Some 500 or 900 men are constan..y
employed in the erection Of homes no
contract work being permitted within
the property. The prices a. vhies
homes are offered assure the purchaser
the benefit Of the enhanced value,
which have been shown each year. Val.
ues are not anticipated In the price.
Among the residents o. Mountain
Lakes Park are lawyers, professor.
doctors, engineers and men Of lsrg,
affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Dinner Of Queens Chamber.

The fifth annual dinner Of the Cham
bcr OF Commerce of the Borough Of
Queens. 20 be held al the Waldorf-As-
toria. promises 10 be largely attended
affair Tho number of reservations for
seats is greater than that received for
any Of the former dinners held by the
chamber.