New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
State Association to Con-
vene at Long Beach on
Oct. 19, 20 and Il.
DAY CHAIRMAN OF
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
Tour of Inspection TO BE
Made in City and
Suburb.

The 1916 convention OF real estate
men TO be held under the auspices oil
Tho Real Estate Association OF the
State Of New York at Long beach'
Ioro Island. on October 10, 20 and FL
i expected to be the biggest gather
inc NJ real estate men ever held IN
this state. Alfred II. Wagg, second
vice-president of the association ana
chairman of its board of managers,
has been unanimously selected by the
executive committee to act as general
chairman of the convention. MI.
Wagg held a preliminary meeting at
The rooms of the Real Estate Board
Of New York last week, at when
plans for the convention we're out
lined and several important decisions
made.
Joseph p. Day has accepted the
Craftsmanship OF the publicity commit
tee. and will be responsible for brlng
ing the convention to the attention OF
all the real estate men, taxpayers ana
business men throughout the state
II was unanimously decided that the
time of the convention should be
about equally divided between bust
ness sessions, at which important
topics will be discussed by the best
authorities in the real estate profess
sion throughout the United states,
and entertainment features, consisting
chiefly Of tours of inspection by auto
mobile through Long Island and a wa
ter excursion around the Harbor OF
New York and Staten Island Among
the features in contemplation for the
evenings during the convention are
general reception and dance, a clam
bake and beach party and a banquet
or Saturday night at which 1t was
decided there should be only two
speakers.
The programme for the convention
f. in the hands Of committee head
ed by James Frank. president Of the
Real Estate Exchange Of Long Island.
As The convention will he held shortly
before election, Il is planned. Il pos
>ible. to secure an expression from
the states CHIEF candidates Of both
tickets as to their attitude toward
zeal estate and the real estate inter-
ests.
John ". Demarest. OF Forest Hills,
has accepted the Craftsmanship OF the
dinner committee. George s. Horton,
who is secretary Of the Real Estate
Association of New York, will act rs
secretary of tho convention, and ".
Morgenthau. IT,, has consented 10 act
rs treasurer.
Local committees arc being organ
lied throughout the state TO secure
a full attendance from each and every
section. The following committee has
been appointed from the Manhattan
District: Chairman. Laurence VI. d.
Mcclure; vice-cnairmen. VI. Morgen-
thau. jr.. and William T e. Gaillard:
lwyn Ball, ir.. Arthur N. Rier.
Joseph s. Edelman. Joseph P. Day,
Harry f. FEEDER. William +. G.. Gail
ard. Stuard Hi~sh'nan. Phi'ip B. Jen-
nings, Louis Jerome Sullivan W
ZONES Charles 8. Lyons. W ]. Nc
Zoe Cherries F.. Manierre William II.
NoHitt John Nemoth. Josenh Palermo
A. Rabi1owitz. $40 Broadway. New
York City; Harry Schif. G. l..
Schwenke, Everett w. SeiXaS. Robert
+ Simon. Walter J. Salamon. Eman-
uel Tannenbaum Burton Thompson,
Edgar A. Tredwell. Dominic A.
Trotto Dorr Niele and +. r. Wood.
J. Clarence Davies has been named
chairman OF The Bronx committee.
Other committees are as follows:
Tho Bronx J. Clarence Davies. chair
man; BROOKLYN. Robert 4. WRIGHT
chairman; Queens. Louis II. MAY,
chairman: Richmond. Cornelius Y
KolT. chairman; Long Island, James
Frank. chairman; Nassau, ". 5.
Petit chairman; Suffolk Jeremiah
Pohbins. chairman: Westchester.
William u Mills chairman: taxpav-
crs' exhibition. Henry Block and f.
TenneDbaup, choirrnup