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The Washington times., 1916-11-15
SEWING THREAD and Sill

SEWING THREAD and SILK
o. N. T. Spool Cotton, black
or white; six spools for 22c
John Clark's 2oo-yd. Spool
Cotton; black or white;
6 for lie
Kings 5oo-yd. Basting Cot
ton, ) Spools for. r......11c
3Oo-yd. Spool Silk; black;
worth 25c .15c
ioo-d. Spool Silk; black and
colors; 3 spools for. :. .1Oc
So-yd. Spool Silk; black and
colors; , spools. Sc
Warrior Carpet Thread; black
only; 3 spoolS for. -. .I0c
Mercerized Darning Cotton;
all colors; regularly Sc;
3 Spools .10c
DRESS SHIELDS
Ono Dress Shields; sizes ?, 3,
4; regularly 22c, 25c.
SOC. Choice ..... Ice
Kann's Elite Light Weight
Warranted Shields; t5c
kind for .1oc
BraSsiere Garment Shields;
regularly Si.Oo pair. .S9c
Shirt Waist Shields, flesh COL
or; light weight; 3 for 10c
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
D. A. R. Committee Meeting.

The d. A. r. committee on preserva-
ton of historic spots and records will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson, 1917 Connecticut avenue
northwest. tomorrow morning at 10:S0
o'clock. Mrs. w. Ethel will read a pa
the treasurer's report will be given.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
Colonel Harts to Speak.

Col. W. w. Harts will deliver an IL
lustrated lecture before a meeting OF
the Mems Cldb. in the Sunday school
room of the Church of the Ascension
tonight at 8 o'clock. Colonel Harts will
take for mis-. subject. ''Beautification of
Our National Capital. Past. Present.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
Circle Club Meeting.

The Circle Club. composed OF Masons
in employ OF the District. met at the
New Ebbitt last night. The Rev. Earl
Whitley. pastor OF Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, spoke on "Brotherly
Love and Fraternity" Paul Grove gave
q monologue.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
LOCAL MENTION.

DO not neglect that bad tooth. I
DIR. VAUGHAN. 3o7 7th st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15

Put youy election winnings into life
p. Morgan. mgr. Southern Bldg.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15

The Sunday Evening Times has
all the acknowledged advantages OF
evening Newspaper circulation with
none OF the Disadvantages OF Sunday
morning newspapers OF may sections
The Washington times., 1916-11-15

Harvey's seafood Platter To-day,
II 20 n. @ 90 $50, 0Oc.
Creamed oysters. fried scallops. baket
clans, potato and siaw.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15
HAIR NETS

All over size real Hair Nets,
all colors; regularly iSc,
4 for .29c
Cap shape real Hair Nets, all
colors; regularly 1Sc,
) for .25c
Silk Hair Nets, with or with
out elastic; regularly SC
each, 3 for. .10c
Combination Hair Net and
Veil, of real hair; regu-
larly iSc each. Each. .10c
TAPE
Sgd. English Twill Tape; ID
to 5S inches wide; 3
pieces lOc
lloyd. English Twill Tape;
q to Is inches wide;
piece ...7c
24-yd. Cotton Tape; white
only; regularly toc, for &c
Dutch Linen Tape; all
widths; piece ..........5e
Bias Seam Tape; II yds. to
the piece; 1 to S in. size &c
Carpet Binding; i2-yd. pieces;
regularly 2Sc ........ .19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1916-11-15

| BETTING
Silk Inside Betting; black or
white; tH to ~ inches
wide; i5c and ioc
values, yd. ..10c
Silk Inside Betting. black or
white; ? and IA inches
wide; 2ic and 25c
values, yd. ...........15c
Cotton Boned Betting; black
or white; , to 4 inches
wide, yd. ...,.........10c
DRESS FASTENERS AND
HOOKS AND EYES
Set of Fasteners; all sizes;
black or white; regularly
t0c dozen &c
Cling Socket Fasteners; black
or white; regularly t3c
4 dozen ............... .10c
Snap Fasteners, by the yard;
black or white; regularly
25c ..15c
Earl Hooks and Eyes; regu-
larly tOc card. :. Sc
Berkshire Hooks and Eyes;
regularly SC card; 3.
cards for .............l .lOc
Macy Hooks and Eyes;
regularly ioc card. SC
Hooks and Eye Tape; black
Or white; yard. ...... .10c
The sun., 1916-12-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

lSiST ST. n 5, ?Ss.li " Northern av--H
Y Trust Co to city Mort 90. - wall 81:
attvs, Schenck a. T., 81 william 81
SAME rROrERTY-cUy Mort 20 10
RronkIyn Saw Bank. l4I Pierrrpnnt #.
Brooklyn; attys, came. ts.o. OoO
90 TO Leslie l. Seuh.rpcr. Ei5 " irIth
ST. and ano, exrs: sttys Uavs VI ~
liz way......., ..,.,., sis noa
I,wv"rs Mor,gare Ca ~ .ndn,hom' s. -
RAM. AUBURN. Ny. nddress' "a I1pho"r,rv
The sun., 1916-12-02
DEMURRAGE RATES ADJUSTED,
I%ntcrstRte Commerce Commission
Tells Of Car shortage Relief Plan.

WASHINGTON Dec. Formal an
nouncement Of the new adjustment OF
demurrlge rates designed to release
freight carrying cars more promptly
from the hands Of shippers and to meet.
in part. the car shortage problem was
made to-day by the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission.
Tit commissions order directs rail-
roads Immediately to cancel all de-
murrage schedules recently submitted
and which the commission had suspended
on account OF shippers protests and
authorizes filing OF new schedules FIRST.
making no change In the present ef-
fective form OF the weather rule or aver
age agreement second. providing for
two days free time. exclusive of Sun
days or legal holidays. and following
rates OF demurrage after expiration OF
free time: 81 for the first day. So for
the second day, So for the third day and
SIS for the fourth and each succeeding
day third. provided track storage
charges shall remain In effect al at
present except where the demurrage
rate Is SO per day or more fourth. pro-
vided further that these provisions be
embodied In tariffs xed to expire by
limitation May 1. 1917: NTH, and pro-
vided tina the carriers demurrage
schedules suspended In orders Of No
vember Is and 20. 1915. are c%ontempora-
neously cancelled upon notice Of this
commission and to the general public
by not less than three days Ming and
posting"
The sun., 1916-12-02
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

6TH ST. liz W-Joseph Tino a. Co. Inc.
aEt Charles Goely. owner; Angelo ID
s.b ST ~ w@io.eph Tho & Co. Inc az;
Greycourt Realty Co. owner; Loswy 8
ia!TH ST. 900. w-Rudolf seus ag;
James M~cI.aughl!n' owner; Frank
PLEASANT Az. Sis-Lou,s Greenbcrg ACT
Giovanni savaresc ct al. owner; AARON
Erhshtat' cSntraetSr. ,si2:I -
James Mclaughlin. owner; Frank seery.
I'D Az. .s55-John vivian ast Il D Farrell
Estate owner; Frank seery. e%ontrac:
Sd Av. iosi-loss-Ksit Lumber 70 ast
Katherine S Galbraith, owner; Geo q
Wilson 4 Co. Inc, contractor. -, S5I3.S9
10th ST. 5s7 W-Levine q Posner. Inc,
aEt Samuel d Davis Construction 60.
pR soaf5 saS '%0n Mti9Eli.;yiai,;or: 'iRs; :p.
supply Corp agt Jane f Tsetonto. owner;
,. prs AZ sseT p. GSn,rsS'oT; $3.50
ast W Irving Van wsrt, owner: August
Killers 4 Co. contractor. ,....,,.,ssO
sTH Az. .slo-,Hull, Grippen a Co agt An
drew Murphy owner Frank seery, con;
SD Az. :.55-HulL' tGir:ippen 4 Co ast Ed%
. Farrells heirs. &c, owners; Frank
iosD sT. 81 Sam s ;Glisubcr. Inc at
Meyer Cohen. owner; Abraham CHASER.
AuDuBoN Az, n cor isoih st-oiur,
scope Panareilo ct al aEt J X Building
90. Inc. owner; Giuseppe Gallo a Giu-
Bronx.
s35TH ST y c cor az Carpenter a~v-church
r. Gates 4 Co. Inc. agt w NJ Realty co,
owner and contractor. 49,. ,S4O2,O OF
isoTR st. $50 E--Jacob I.ieberman agt
Anthem Lukasey. owner and contrac-
NOT We. 10
TELLER Az, l0bl-Charles Sussman agt
Anna N Beck. owner and contractor. $50
wEsTcHEsTER Ay. $50 to s2e--salvators
Naccarato axt Elizabeth Wright, owner;
Fred Carl, contractor. 800, .sl7G.n5
WESTMINSTER Av. go to 6~2s--Salvatore
Nacearato agt Elisabeth Wright. owner
and contractor, $500
The sun., 1916-12-02
RENTS EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Pease & Gilman n v let furnished
for Mrs. jeremiah =. Robinson her resi-
dence. a three story and basement
dwelling at III East Sixty-ffth street,
to Beverly Robinson TO- Mrs. r.. 5.
Rothschild, the three story and base
ment residence AT al West End avenue.
between E!ghty-second and Eighty-third
streets. TO Richard Ware of Washing
ton, ID. G.
The Delaneld estate has leased for
Mrs. II. S, Bowen an English type resi-
dence. Rockledge. on Waldo avenue, Tn
Bronx. The house will be occupied by
Prof. and Mrs. Henry II. Seagcr of this
city.
The Houghton Company has leased to
Martha NJ. Shearer the four story and
basement dwelling at "a West Eighty
seventh street for Henry s.. Hendricks.
j. X. Moors has leased the dwellings
a. 322 West Fifty-eighth street for Dr.
II. Moeller to Harriet r.. Stevens at 3i2
West FifH-eighth street to Phoebe
Refill. and at 336 West Fifty-eighth
street 10 Jane Monroe.
The Houghton Company a lciMed
for Jessie !. Bartlett the four and II half
story American basement dwelling at s2s
West En- avenue to Yuditha Gaylord
for a term OF years.
The sun., 1916-12-02
TEST SUIT
New York. Ontario and Westerns
Action IL Held In.

IN compliance with an agreement be-
'"een the attorneys for the Government
and the New York, Ontario and Western
hallway Company, Judge Learned Hand
OF the United States District Court
signed an order yesterday s~uspending
all further action In the suit brought by
me railroad to test the Adamson eight
hour law until the United States Su-
preme Court has rendered its decision
N the case Of the Missouri. Oklahoma
ana Gulf Railway Company.
IN the latter suit Judge Hook of the
FEDERAL District Court in Kansas City
rendered a ~perfunctory judgment holding
ue law to be unconstitutional SO that
we might certify the case to the Supreme
,onrt. All the other roads contesting
me eight hour Law will probably follow
we lead OF the New York. Ontario and
western In marking time until the high
est courts decision IL rendered.
Judge Hand ordered the New York.
ontario and Western tn keep It's books
and accounts after January I in such n
manner that II tho constitutionality of
me law Is upheld. II a pay back to
Inc employees affected the extra COM
pensation due them under the statute.
The sun., 1916-12-02

S.SrysS. Az i..ssss :, 's co. Inc. 4. jas
Dcwds. Inc. fss q it?d ct, mtg $500,
LoTs Al to %. block q: lot. 20 to Is. block
i2; lots So to IS. block 40: lots bs and
50. block As-clarenee b Basse,t to Mary
w CAST: Jr. Norfolk. va....:....:..:N
av. 5oxioo-Dunbsr Realty Co. Inc. 70
nov al atty. s sitterman. sos Bwsy..Mi
KELLY ST. W 9. 275 n l5sth st. 25xioo-.
Mary Diehl to scheindel Bucksdorf and
a,ty.. Krakower. p. sos Bwsy....,.si
couRTLANDT Az. = W cor isist st. SAX
loo..sam.l Williams to Jos II Schwartz.
..,yM.. R KAN s.; Z %' :. ; sss sx. N'Fen il
BAYCHEsrER Az. e q. 900 q Edenwaid
az; 2ss7s; Bayehester av. e s.. $50 $
t25 8 Edenwaid av. 1ooxio0; wilder av.
W 2. 500 $ Edcnwald av. i25xioo: Muir.
dock Az. W 8. 200 y Edenwaid av. 50.
av. %25xioo: Murdoch av. e $. s:S > Eden
valid av. !26xloe-Land Co a. Of Eden.
MeE. 1923 Sd Observation-Disclosures
Marble 8 : ss:iimdeo W skinner ct al
Soy e: s ATTY. s' ! III. ' 8 &is GO GO. n~ '"S
Az. NV cor Hewitt pi, 2ssx
s ss;sa? S ,ssSn.'" s,s Es,I .'s ~. t s;. e sis Tss,
Dec /: atty. I Hyman. iiy Nassau
BRIGGS Az. IS, sos.ie issih st. sssiSc
Teresa NJ Mccormack to n Y Assn Of
the New Church. 3 w 2eth st. Nov 20:
sE AN e pPnHnti,E,os; Z, Ssda. st; .u,si
Mind to Harry Mauser. ltSs Seabury pl.
mtg y9S,boo. Nov 20: attys. Lese & c. 80
icsTH ST. SIS il. s7.iixsx:e.iix:es,s.cH
John II Delafeld ,refD to Sami Schiller.
PATERSON. y }. Nov 20: attys. Wolf &
NELSON Av, lois. TT.sxiI7x77ss23.i-
Orson w Raynor trefI to 7hos y Muir.
ray. 10 Prospect Park. $ W. Bklyn. Nov
~ atty. ii ii Seaton. 373 Fulton IT.
Bklyn ,,.,,,,. 81. 900
The sun., 1916-12-02
DEMAND FOR BUSINESS SPACE.
Leases show Continued Revivai in
Older Sections.

Spear &c Co. have rented to Richie &
Cornell the second loft in the old Green-
hut Building. n. the corner of sixth ave-
nue. and Eighteenth street, for offices and
the cutting Of clothing.
George X. Read d Co. have rented the
NTH floor at the southeast corner OF
Sixth. avenue n Fourteenth street TO
the E-Z Walk Manufacturing Company /:
store at II East Thirty-first street to s..
Stssaro. and with Daniel Birdsaii & CO.
the second loft In iO3 Fifth avenue TO
Fuld. Traube 4 Co.
Carstein 4 Linnekin have leased the
store and basement at 1897 East Six
ieenth street to Elmer Il Amend space
at 22l Fourth Ven to the Plymouth
Rubber Company. and In the sarne build
ing space 10 Edmund Schwartz at $40
broadway, with Spear N Co. the NTH
loft 10 kantor Broe spaces at $50 Fifth
avenue To Joseph Eurrcpp. and at 3I7
tiffh avenue TO the Grand Rapids Brush
Company. c. /. Hudson n Co, ard the
British American Importing Corpora
ton.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
the store at 1898 Broadway to VI. y.
Randall at l21 Grand street. n loft to
+. & VI. Greenbcrg- Marcus Company ut
"a Lafayette street. a loft to Dispatch
Press.
Pease & Gilman have leased the par.
Tor floor In a West Flfty-seventh street
TO Charles Gordon. and in the same
building part of an upper floor to Mrs.
Regina r. Cattadori.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leo sed
a floor at 4l-45 Lafayette street to W.
G. Il c. J. Fr!edlander space In aS4-6
Pearl street tn J. +. Vide, & Co. a loft
nj 320-322 Pearl street to American
Chocolate Mould Company. and a floor
at SO Ann street TO Gabriel Bove.
Henry Brady has rented at l3l
the United Furniture Company for Il
term OF years.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased the tenth
floor at 81 East Sixteenth street to the
koNar Company the seventh floor at
l5l-3 West Nineteenth street to the ESQ
Waist Company. and with Benjamin
Englander the fourth floor at 1913
West Nineteenth street to the Reliance
Waist Company.
J. Clarence Davies has leased for a
term Of years for the SuH.rd Realty
company to American snap Fastener
Company the three story brick factory
on the west side % whitlock avenue. Sc
feet north OF l44th street.
.Anes Il Co. have leased the sixth loft
at 1870 West Twenty-eighth street tn
Herman Weng for manufacture of
cloaks and suits to Kalmon j. smith
the fifth loft in the same building for
the manufacture Of dresses, and to j.
Silverstein Il Co. the second foo for
dress manufacture. the second floor at
6 West Twenty-ninth street to \. Cold
stein Il Co. furriers. and the Nth fioor
In the same building to the Original
Hand Embroidery Company, manufac-
turer of laces; at II East Twenty
second street the MIN loft to Harry
Handin and Simon Holleh. furriers the
fourth loft to Ryer q Cashel. dealers in
upholstery trimmings; the secon foor
TO Edward Schuberth & Co.. music pub,
fishers. and the third loft to the Rod
gers Company. importers.
The sun., 1916-12-02
WEST SIDE APARTMENTS SOLD.

WEST 18TH STREET John =. Kir-
wan Il Sons have sold for ''rs. c. V.
q. Roescr the I'VE story apartment at
ehS West Scventy-eighth street, on
plot 40xi0o. to an investor for all
cash. The building was built by Gune
6 Grant in 1891 md IL assessed this
year At 100000. It was held Al
$4,000
WEST 18TH STREET.-Bet l.. Has
kins, vice-presi1cnt 81 the Chatham
and phenix National Bank. has ur-
chased from Margaret r. Monahan Of
Bronklyn for investment the six story
Colonial apartment house at AS West
ll5th street. The structure ~occupie
a plot &C. ~sNlooIl, $50 feet west OF
nrnings!de Drive. In past paymen;
Mr.. Haskins gave 2252 Bassford ave-
nue.. n four story modern fiat. on plot
35X1i.9. between Is2d and 1886
streets. Narick n. Martin was the
broker.
WEST 18TH STREET-when Jacob
ANe!rod sold the twelve story apart
ment house at the northeast corner OF
broadway and Eighty-eighth street
he o not only the Soncma apart
ment. al the northeast corner Of Broad
way and Ffty-hfth street. from the
Schwarzwaldc~ estate. in payment. but
also gave - West Seventy-sixth
street. "A four story and basement
dwelling. on lot 25Nlo2,2. near Cen
trail Park West
WEST 18th STREET.-Paulinc Che
quay has sold the dwelling at 233
West Fourteenth street to n client o.
4, the Duross Company. The house is
-four stories above n basement and
from, % feet on the street. The
lot extends back 10 feet. The prop
c~ty Is separated by a single parcel
from the Church OF Our Lady OF Qua
delCupe and the Tonvent OF our Lady
of Peace. which extends through to
Fifteenth street.
LAFAYETTE STREET.-Robert T..
Bonsall has sold for Charles G. Dos
cher the four story and basement
building at a45-7 Lafayette street.
The new owner will use II for his bus
mess. The building stands on'a plot
4s.llx99.I between Spring and Prince
streets. II il Ranked by the quarters
os Engine Company 20 and Public
School LOG.
The sun., 1916-12-02
NEW WEST END FLAT

That another large building operation
Is projected for West End avenue IL in
dictated In the form!ng of the 9l5 West
End Avenue Corporation yesterday nj
Albany and In he sale OF the dwelling
at 9i7 West Enc venue The property
NJ e15 West End avenue Is "A dwelling at
the centre OF a 100 foot plot at the south
west orner OF the avenue n 105th
street. The adjoining house ut sl7 was
sold last October to an unnamed buyer
by Walter ]. Donovan. A plot OF mali
the block front from loith to iO5th street
would take in the houses at 81 to gI9
Yves; End avenue Gil being owned by
Mary Mitchell. 9l3 by Nettie Ingersoll.
.l5 by John O. Morrison. and 919. the
corner. by Magdalena Doelger. The
company formed at Albany vest erday Is
capitalized at $1,000 and has for direc-
tors Robert G.. Ryder. John Van Harder
and Frank D.. Hagan.
The sun., 1916-12-02
SAYS UNIONS HURT EFFICIENCY


Labor organisations have slowed the
pace or railroad men, Charles II. Mott
sett, division superintendent Of the New
raven system at New London, told the
FEDERAL Arbitration Board yesterday.
The arbitrator. under the chairmsnship
or d Charles y. Howry, are holding
hearings at h Chamber Of Commerce
10 consider the demands 5000 SWITCH
men have made on thirteen railroads for
an eight hour day and Increased wages
Mr.. Mottsett formerly was in charge
OF Inc Harlem River yards Of The New
haven. Switchmsn to-day are not as
eihcient as the switchmen OF several
years ago. because Of q lack of proper
spirit. he said. ~
They work only to increase tobs :,
ne continued. They make no effort TO
work so the road can reduce It's engines.
Ihey want to keep all the Jobs they can
DIN all the time
To what do you attribute tho dIf-
ferenceT' asked Prof. J. w. jerks. one
oil the neutral a%rbitrators.
TO the labor organizations and IN
the facf that the men to-day seem TO
consider quantity instead Of quality. In
on days a foreman would report
ana recommend the discharge OF a
switchman who failed 70 do what was
expected OF him. but You never hear OF
such a thing to-day"
The sun., 1916-12-02
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

q. NJ. Pearson 4 Co. Manhattan: capital.
$500; directors. Clifford NJ, Pearson, Celia
G. wippman and Leslie & Lockhart.
Three Hundred and Two Central Park
West. Manhattan: capital, IS. 900: directors,
Louis Kramer. Joseph u. Goldberg and
Angus Bargende.
West lslip Realty Company. West Isllp,
capital $50, 900; directors. Robert ". Me-
Curdy, Edwin Thorne and Alfred Wagstar
Clinton Avenue Realty Company, uronN
capital. $4,000; directors. Anton Erdman,
James IL. Davidson and Fred Benin.
Federated Taxpayers Association. Nam
haitian: capital, $500. directors. David /
Msrkowitz. Homer R. scoville and Della L,
Rose.
si5 West End Avenue Corporation. Man.
haitian: capital. ~. 1000; directors. Robert T.
Ryder. John Van Harder and Frank D.
Hagan.
4. N. Realty Company. Manhattan: can
i'ai. $1,000. directors, Rose Israel. Esther
l.. higgins and Lloyd Bick.
Bertel Construction Company, Manha,.
tan; capital: $1,000: directors. Morris NJ
Rubenstsin. Leo kraus and Rose Block.
The sun., 1916-12-02
CALLS ORDINANCE A WEAPON.
Workers Judge Believes IL Day
Motorman Law Unconstitutional.

The fifteen day ordinance. which for
men without half a months train
ing to opera e trolley cars In Yonkers.
was held to he unconstitutional yester-
day In the opinion Of Judge Joseph II.
Reali of the City Court. Instead of pro-
tecting the city and the carmen. he said,
the ordinance In n powerful weapon In
the hands Of the traction companies. be-
cause It permits them to suspend service
whenever they have labor troubles and
make no effort to live up to their fran
chises.
In accordance with this ruling he dis
missed Louis Schwam. a new motorman.
arrested under the ordinance on COM
piaint Of Samuel Hoey, president Of the
Garments union.
The Judge held the ordinance to be
against the public welfare n also In
conflict with the State railroad law.
The sun., 1916-12-02
TO BUILD THEATRES.

The Fried-Gifing Contracting Com
pany has the general contract for the
playhouse and Office buildin, which the
william Fox Realty Company will erect
on the site OF the former Dewey Thea
tire, at lo6 10 1873 East Fourteenth street.
through to I23 to 1876 West Thirteenth
street, at a cost of about 5000. 900,
A general contract has been awarded
to II. Davis for the erection OF a one and
two-story theatre and stores at the
northwest corner OF w~es;chcster and
Forest avenues, Bronx, for the Orpheum
Theatre Company (M. Borschleiner
presldent) as owner.
The sun., 1916-12-02
HOME FOR NURSES PLANNED.

Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau OF Buildings for the con-
or a seven story fireproof
home In the rear OF the present
building OF the New York Eye. Ear ard
Hospital. II will be located on
the north side Of Sixty-third street, $50
feet east Of Third avenue. having IA from
tage OF l25 feet n "a depth of lOO.5
feet, York & Sawyer. the architects,
have estimated the cost at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-12-02
66 KILLED ON CITY
STREETS IN A MONTH
N~Ovember's Record Shows In
crease Of 10 Over Last Year
Motor Victims ~,

That street fatalities In the city
are not diminishing was made evident
Yesterday by the reports OF Police Com
missioner Woods and the National High
ways Protective Society for the month
OF November.
According to the police figures. there
were 65 deaths in traffic accidents las,
month. an increase Of 10 over Novem-
her. 1915. Automobile accidents were
responsible for the Increase. passenger
cars and motor trucks killing AZ per-
sons last month. as compared with rs
"A year ago.
The comparative figures are as fol-
lows:
The sun., 1916-12-02

The Vulcan Insurance Company. now
at ~ Fulton street. will he the owner
and principal occupant OF the tail bu. l.
ing which will he erected on the plot at
l3o to 1874 william street. between John
and Fulton streets. which was sold on
Wednesday by Stanley I. Cohen. II
ls one of the oldest companies in the
fire insurance zone. and Its present
location Is just around the corner from
its new site.
The sun., 1916-12-02
AUCTIONEERs REFLECT WELLS.

Members Of the Real Estate Auction
GERS Association at their annual meet
ing yesterday at the Vesey street sales
room reelected all Of their officers.
James L. Wells Is president. william F.
Redmond vice-president and treasurer.
and Hugh ID. Smyth. now treasurer. has
been elected secretary. The executive
committee now IL composed of Joseph =.
Day. chairman Samuel Goldsticker.
Bryan l.. Kennedy. Henry Brady and
Lewis Phillips.
The sun., 1916-12-02
NURSERY At MANHAssET.

The property OF August M!llang. con-
s!sting OF about thirteen acres fronting
on the North Hampstead turnpike at
Manhasset. l.. l., has been sold to X.
White of New York. The owner will
start a nursery on this property in the
spring. The price paid was n little less
than Sl6.5OO. L'Ecluse, Washburn 4 Co.
were the brokers in the sale.
The sun., 1916-12-02
HOMES For HYDE PARK, l.. ].

The Robert T. Farley Organization
has sold for the Glens Falls Trust Com
pany plots at Nassau Haven, Its new de-
velopment at Hyde Park. L. l., to G. w.
Weddle and Chester A.. Stobough. Thu
purchasers are planning to erect several
houses.
The sun., 1916-12-02
WHITE PLAINS PLACE SOLD.

0rinen. Prince 4 Ripley have sold the
residence Of the late John Newland on
Broadway. White Plains. N. Y. to DR..
II. T. Kelly Of White Plains. who will
occupy II after improvements are made.
The house Is a frame dwelling on a plot
Of about one acre and contains fourteen
rooms. 1t was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-12-02
BUYERS or NEW JERSEY HOMES.

william II. Schoonmaker of Montclair
has sold the residence on the east side
OF Douglas road. near Lincoln street,
Glen Ridge, to c. 4. Smith of Newark.
The house contains ten rooms. two bath
rooms n conservatory. The sale was
made through r. NJ. Crawley & Bros. OF
Montclair.
q. s. Walstrum Gordon & Forman
have sold for he Smith Singer Company
to DR.. Howard Miller Of Brooklyn n
modern home on an acre plo: located on
the north side OF Hishwood avenue. Glen
Rock. ". j.