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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
Oeffentltt9e ttsdrkte
fit 2lMslaitosN sNnleitcn

8nibir7ton, liz. 9e3. Ger lei
tenoe 9ireftor Der Griegs.6inan6
aorporotion. eugene S)feger, IT,
befiirluostate Die Ginriftllna eilles
groBea SiFentlitbeil Morftps nIs 9lb-
iatgebief fir iltnrrcs anleibeH enro-
pdiidcr gantionciL I'M aiif oieip Srt
intetndtiNtoIen Saltoel isno 5inaHy
8en gu itnbiIiiieeen.
Cine stn5obI unierer 9dnfiers
baben inierne glnIeiben GngIanos,
5ranfreids, sstaLiens nnb geIaiens
bci ibren &unoeM oie Gelo nn5ule-
gen pllegelL iultergebrn6t~ erfI1rte
SER Meper. oGrtunotgungen, Die i6
peri6nliG) ei1ge3ogen babe, ba6en
mid 5u Ger glniidt gebra6t, 0oB
nett Gr6Bere getrdge oes anterifani.
ld,en aapitols 9Inlagc iudJet Mir
oen lpcnn fir oieie g[nletben bier
6fieiHide Mldrfte criitierten.
aGtlnGs 0erdrttge5N lellte itlelner
9(uii6t rad bier geiheben uno
apor nit 3nitiinnElItta oer bctref.
feiloen Rceierungen. gisber lit oie
6inanaicrung oes glustauoS bier
mciitens nit 2oIlar.Gblig
erfoIgt, 6ie ltlan1ntdI aud SIT .einem
beitimnltcn aurie ait SbIigationen
in mSldn6iider @dbruug fonoer.
tiert pero,n fourtGn. Der beoellteno
einfa6cre 9etrie6 offentIifJer Mdrfte
ipiiroc BicIen Die bel oertr itiebrigen
Stnno Der 8dlrto irst etiropdilhc
gnlogen fnufen mobten errnogIi.
den, oieS au TIM.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
Gn9lanScr haben
Oe,ttid9e int 11crSaebf

2onoop. II. Ge5. Sic pI0bIidye
GpioeiHie bon eefabrfiden 8rGnoen
nlf iriibcren oeutiben Ganpfern
bat bic Ecli5ei 8ur g[mGbne ber-
leitet, odB Gin mooifiajertes oScopo
6lop" Sorgeben ourd oeutidc
agenten in Der gonsen 8elt geplant
iei.
Ser 9rdrlo 6es friiberen oeutlhen
Garnpfers D9oonab" mar 6as brittle
llugliid, Sos fiir6Ii9 anf friberen
oeutiden Sdiffen norfar1 t,nn Die
goIiaei Ill geneigt, oieic @orfGlIe
nit Dem qeitrigen granoe ouf naln
Sdiffe Geaalb in Stem gorf in
8erbin6uud III brinaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
Dcpcfifcit ttcn
2lmsl6nScrtt fcnen
ftcmerfrei iein

xgerlin, II. Gea. (gSon aarl s.
Mn sSicaono, StabsforreIponoent
6ss llniperial Serbice.) g9ie mir
iitectciIt miro, tr0gt .iid Die oetlts
he 9iegitriing nit Dem glan, Die
MISUNDERSTANDING m elm 8e-
B au erin6en. tuonad gepoiitcn
on 9.usI1noern ouf 0eiti6en 8nns
III iteuerfrei iueroen iollen, bon Der
infomrenItener nielleift obge.
Mben. Ntit oieier MoBnabme bofft
] ian Die oentihe Galpta itarfen ait
&ontcn inoem man onnimmt. oaB
6,gra,f6ir nenigItens Elm Seil Der II
s.iIliar6p 91arf, Die iid iett i'm
lsladb befinoen ,ino oie 6eati4e
flnta rr:iden oui bcuiIden Ban.
Has ocppniert ipcroen lpiir0e. mo-
vas @eIO cut orci Elm bdlb BroSent
a,inicn bringen uno ouf Die Sebnng
u es 3rrtes Der &cidslt1orf iporten
B5nnte. Inoererieits lpirb in getpii.
|ln areiien befiir6tet, oab 6eutibc
'eepolitoren 6abnrh in NndteiI ia.
klen nmo cine niIDe Spefulntion be.
Rinnen nl6ge. SoIlte Der @ori4Ias
fun @1ieb er6oben tperOen. onnn
|hlrfte 0ie aIaitiel ongebdngt iper.
Rn oaB Oerortige 0epoiiten ipe.
Tigitens ssnei Sabre nuf Den Ban.
fen legaa bleiben ntiiIien iuenn iie
Der Gteucrfreibeit teiIboftig iuerben
ioilcn. Vie ih bore. fam Die glnre.
9atng aus 9seiu Yorf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
Demtis,lanc kctf,fttt
Sen BeStnessiteclt mad,
GbnrdiG erflirt I'm @arlameut, Sail
Die Seatidjen ijr &ricssmate.
rial aaslieferm.

20noonb IT. Ge3. Ssriessariltilter
8initon GBnrdilL rla1tc ilH 9arla-
ntert Die 9fittflung, oaB geltti6-
LAMB ben aIliiprten 5000 @eid)iise,
$4,000 glaid)inengefpe6re, 5000
Sdiibcngrdbermorier iino 100 gLe-
roplauc atl5geIiefert .bnbe. 3n iibers
geben baben fte nod AZ 2ofolnoti-
ben uno 4760 gobnpagen. gBic
Sefretdr Gbnrrbin iogtc, titn oie
2elttiden iIr Moglidites, ocn iDncn
ailferIcgtcn Beoinginlgeu rad)3Hfpat.
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
pclest crbdff cit,
Kcalificnsz1sabiitetf

&dridau, II. Des. Sgun3 San
GaOerepsti bat als grcnlier bon
golen raiigniert nilD nit inn ser
groBte Seil faines SEabinctts. GAS
aelie stabhiett ii Elm Scgenanntcs
.aabinett nit 80. SfnIafi
ais Grenier. @s lit cine aonl6ina-
tion Scr pioeritreitenoen garteien
nmo icSe garteiid)ottieriing lit oers
treten, nit gliisnobne Der ertremcn
Qinfen. N. Boiiedoipsfi elm Gait.
gIieo' oes Raoerelpsfi &abinetts, be-
bdlt iein 9ertfoIio als @9intIter bes
Snnern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
ReeSer iftatRtcit
fabclbaftc 1,rcfite

8oIbington, II. Ge5.--9aB oie
Serren Gdiffsreeoer mdbreno oes
&rieges rfabeIbofte nno eon3 un-
eIoubEide@ 9Srofite 9eiilod)t baben,
bebollptete Spbn s. 9foiieter, friiber
9etriebsleiter ser Sd)iff1brtsbeb0r.
Sc, Dor Dem SonoeIsfontitee oes Sc
mats. Die SGiffobrtsbeboroc bat
8lpar nit6 an nonden Sdiffen rie-
lie berbient. aber lpos Die gripote
reeoer nlnadten". oos gebt. nod
RnIieter. ms glibgrque.
Gin sfiff So8 elmer @eieaidoft
geborte, nit meI9er 9toiieter in Ser,
binoting itano, ipuroe bon ser
Sdiffobrtsbeb0r6e nit 6rodt bon
San Srancisco nad Calcutta ge-
ididt uno beroiellte nit Der Reiie
Don 110 Gage 21nge iiber $780,
900. 2opon elrtfieIen $4,000 ouf
Die SbifiseigeltiiHer ino Die Ma.
truien ndb-eno Die @eb6roe Die reit.
lihen $750,000 erbielt. Gin o1lbe-
res Saiff Der 8eb0roe mndte in 80
Sagen $461,151 9feiusepim.
9ie Eribnteigentiiner benniten
nod bieI eroBere @eipinne eiit.. Sic
erbieIten fiir Guropairaft $66 per
Sonne; oie Gnel6nper beSabIten gar
SSS unO eingen ipoter bis Sii $120
biaoiif. 9iirf GerIerifen bon sdlif.
len uiip erlitt bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DC cine GinbuBc bon $27.000,000.
bic ourdl eieenc geriiderung seoedt
mnroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
kaiftpf itftt Die
ccfstokr. SnereritRaft
Ger aampf 5ipiiAen 0itdtof NIB
ltnScriupcb ica ipfurt gum
Anstras fuHmen.

&aibinetoh IL. Sea. Ser
aanlpf unt bic oeflofratilhe 5iib.
rerifaft iii Senat miro, tpie iid)
beute inehrere Senatoren perrebmen
lieBelb ipabrideinIidj oteie 8ohe
gum 4ustroa fonnlen.
9ie Sreunoe Sitdcod's iino ents
fdloiien Sie Srage iofort 5u ents
ibeibeb OF &itdeof ODER lln6ers
inpoo bon aIdbama Die @tinoerbeit
fiibren IoH. Der aolnpf miro beute,
mad sittbcod's 9fiidfebr non gaoro
Carolina. nufsenor1lten iuerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
MISREPRESENTATION
afft Sfeioeft

Gbicoeo. IL. 9ea.-2ic aobGen-
probntticr erreid)t,. loiit betttieen
8eriGter Der @ritherbeiiser. ibren
Sobeplnift. Die Miliers iduireen
lire &ifen NIT 2idt tn6 betpeiien
oonlit, Sof lie ibrett nenen 8ertrog
ernit nchmen. Die Santos, ssn-
oiana nnS SGtnois @rnben finb
nabea:. normal In @rbeitern uno
9roouftion. 9a Ole Transportation
III gltert 3uitaube 1T, gIaliben Die
@ru6entefiber, allen 9lnipril6en ge,.
redlt merSen III f1unen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
mcftcrlvrid1t


5iir G.nalu uhS 1lm1eoeno
Sdlou uno MARINER bette obln0 unO
DonHerStae.
Sir Nebrnsfa Sd6u bei.te
abeno uilO Guunerstds; ipdrnler I'M
iilosscntroIen Seile beute nbeno. iino
I'M oltliden SeiIe am Gonncrstog.
Sir SSopo-ltnbeItinlmt unS
in1rmcr beiitc dbeno, ipobrideirIidl
Sdnee in iliBeritru oltliden GeiIe.
9cnnersics allgcneiu ihon INTO
ipGrmer.
- alaiiiFisierte alnseigen IN Der
fribiine brinnen CUTE 0ieiuIiote. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
DciitiAc Nnlcitc
eim 1fli6crfcle!

Berlin t6. Ges.-3unt erIten
Wlal in feiper geididte lit e8
3entihlaao miBlungen, cine Sie-
8iernnosaaIeibe auf5ubringen: Giifsi
giIIioner W11rt ioIIten 0urd 6ipip
neueite sln!eibe aufsebraft tperben.
Die mad, Dem 2otterieplon geFiibrt
wuroe, uno bic aber riitr $780,.
100000 Marf eitlbrndte. Sc ipuroe
feine patriotiiAe aln5eisefanpague
gefiibrt lmo MIR an ben @eipinn-
initirft brs goIfeS apelliert. llnge-
fdbr orcipiertet Der Gubifribenten
iiilo notwithstanding ornit 2e,tte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
SsntidloaS anS SranfrsidD in tele.
araphiidDem gSerfebr.

Eari5. II. Ne5-Beitern murSe
Der tcleJrnpbiife 8erfebr Slpiihen
6rortrei9 imo 0eutidInno mie0er
oitfgenonntPn. Gs miro feline &c.
heintidjriis IN 9lnpennilne fonnlen.
Nan loirS iidl bel Dem tcIegropbi.
ihcn @crfcbr Der irnn3oiiidch eng,
lildlen rsutidelt itolieniihcn unO
iapnniiten Sprohe beoienen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17

tert. llltter 0ett ditferlegIen gree
6ensbe0ingungen fam Selterreib
ni6t eriltierer. Gas neinent golfe
5ugefiigte enorrne ltnredt miro In
Der ipdter gei9riebenen Beltge.
id]iGte bicle Geiten orfilllen.
gor alien 9ingen ttodten oieiet
itisen, ipelde Die geOineun9en fteG.
telL einen ehornlen 5ebler, inocnt
fie elmer ied)s Millionet SeeGen 5dbs
lenoen Station ole WiittcI nabnletL
ben 2ebensunterbolt 81 friiten. @e-
aennGrtig fam SeIterrei9 riir &c.
mig berborbringet, I'M feline 8ep0>
ferung oiib 3 Monnte i'm Sabr 5u era
n11ren. Die uns gelaiienen gerg-
iperfe foroern nidt einlnnI gelits
aobIe, itn iiniere 8obnungen iudbs
rero Ser f1Itelten Monate mn Snbr
81 beiaen.
sseoe nleni9lide 8obnling 8iens
1T belite eine Stdtte oes GlettOs itno
Der grauer; BORT fitt0et man eltt.
'nlltigte Srauen inter Der a1lte
un6 Dem 9unser leibel0; abgeaebrte
Gin0er, Die eiltes IangInnen ober
iiheren Gooes ant llntercrn16rltng
iterbeil. Die 1Iteren aiiloer iiehcn
lnngianler ober nidtsoeltoiueniger
babin. Sd iprede nontens oieier
llnsliidliden; fie uliliier inns erbal-
ten bleiben.
5urdtbor niiilien nitG bic Wlits
telflaiien Ieioen. 3ie nene Cage Der
gilige bat 9ouienoen Der MitteE
itno @ege berallbt, fiir Die Sbrigef
iorgen Su fonnen uno ben aebcns-
ullterbnlt 8n friIten. Sic iin0 auf
arbeit irgerlolpelber SIrt aligelDie.
fen; Die nteilten bon ibnen baben
.iid) ee5fptngeN geieben, i1re 0lobeI
nIs 9rennritnferinl sli berinenoea,
Inn nidt sit ftierett nno 6as Bisdea.
mas. ibaelt 3un 2eben angeiDieIeit
nEr0, az fotDeit.
llnlere aoblenbergtDerfe fin0 oen
Sidledo-S -Sloluafen iibergeben nor.
ben, litler Mderlano ben Gcrben itnb
llnearn, obne in 8etrad)t 8u 5ieben,
0aB bieies fir 9eiterreid bic 2Gb-
nllng ieiier SrlouItrie be0eiitet 1tn0
oas &olf Dem SungertoO preisgR-
geben 1T. Cine ofonontiibe Union
nit 1eutidlanO lit 0ringeilO gebos
ten, mill Selterreid ols unabbangi.
ger Staat tpeiter belteben."
8efrngt, mel9e 91ritte er am
geeignetlten bnIte, I'M Ser IdJredlis
den got 5n iteilern, iaete oel aurs
.0inaI: .9ie serneiniomcn 9lnitren.
gungen Der san5en 8elt iinb bier5u
notig. SeIterreih bot ben b1rtejtem
8iuter III ieiner Geididte ourd3u.
MAIDEN. 9as 2otio iit boIIjt1noig
obne 2ebensnlittel. Gas @eniae,
mas erbdltlih lit, miro 5n fabclbaf.
ten Greiien berfnuft. Souieno reid,e
Sauifien fino in oos nobe slusIano
ausseipailoert, i,no bobcn einen gro.
Ben Seil ibter 2iegenidoften im
Stid gclaiieu.
Sd babe bas gr6Bte 3utrauen slt
Dem @oelntnt beS omerifanilhcn
Bottles. gls id) iaD, 0oB Sic staiier.
Ten feline @liene ntn9ten, itns bel.
8ltitebert wadtc i'd oen @orId)Iaa.
lnebrere Gelegaten rah ben Ser.
Stooten alt ietoen Inn uniere Gage
oar6uItellen uno 8lt beriu9en, @eI6
oltfsubriteen. Cor rnebrcren Soaett
i6rieb itb on aaroinol Gibbons, lin
eriudeno, ben BrGitoenten gsilIon
aii eriuden Die arbeit oieier 9eIe.
gafion Slt erteidtert. Gieip Seno.
buten Seiterreihs befinoen fidl ID.
geniudrtig auf Dem @eee nad sen
Ser. Staateu. 9lnterifa lit unjere
ein8ige Soffnltite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
0tsf6oSiiten 6ei (s6ert.

gerlin. II: Ge5. -9raiioeut ebert
einpfing beutr Bic gtitgIieSer Der
9tetbooiitrn- -aummiiiiur, meIde ge.
Rittel.Gl,rppu ourdreiicn,
len mr. 6as SiIisnerf nusploebnerL
ebert rtrlroe iiber DIE EIdne udber
iniornieIt uno oanftc ben Serren
fiir oie bereits geleiiteten giitel
9ieilite. IN meIden CT Oelt gelueis
erbIidte nab gpiideu Sen friiber
feinoIideE Siatiouen Der cute @iIle
mieNer oltiIebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
sIaer 8ndsr ma5 aai ben 9sarft.

Spotnit, NaIb5 II. De3. -Die
slupciiana lit al Die lltab. .Sbubo
Sugar Gorponp, ergnngen allen
porbanoencn 8uder IN ibtsn 81.
brifen icfprt otti oen Wfu,.ft Sn
bringen nit ausnabme bon 5000
Sddeh reIhen bic Reaieriins I'M.
Idngit uIs sgebumiterterD 8uder be-
5cidnen Iieb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
Ueitcrrcicbii1c
lsinScr nod, Jtaliet

9tonL II. 0ea. -llngefabr 23O0
amocr iino bon @ien in 9aor6. Sta.
lien cineetrofien, I'M BORT berpfleet
su peroeu; meitcre irerOcn ifncn
ioIqcn. Ilnilnno uilo Bologna bo-
ben find III bodberSiecr 3eiie be.
rsit crfIGrt. iiir oic 9lnaernocn Tor.
gen ali ipollen. 9iaeerc Sta0te per.
ben linen foIaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
srop6sieit 9ru6ibition in Sapan.

BnncouDer, .. 9. IT, Wcj. =
Der grobibitionsdpoiteI Or. 81 a..
@onoicr 1T ioeben bon S,npan ilnn
orn 4biIippincn Snieln bier einee.
troiicn. Gr belnnptet. Odb SSopon
iuncrboIb iiinf Subrpn. Oic 9biIippi-
nen ober nod friibcr, grobibition
boben iucroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
lStarkcs 2tittpae0Ien scr
gcpStkeri,ita Barern's

@aiindan II. 9es s-oult aiutIi.
gber @oIfs8dblniig, oie ioeben 5u
gGn0e geaongen lit, Bat 9opern &c.
aeupdrtia 70if,37S Gipwobner,
4cine 3anahme nm S5S.92l gcgen
sOaS Sabr 1900. g2iinhen bat 622,.
1000 Ginrohner, cine 3unobme BON
1G000 IN oemicIbeH 3eitrouHt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
eBeneralitreit weetn @erarteiluus.

Berlin. IL. 3es. geil Ser Som.
muniitcnfiihrer Ser sIrbeiternirren
III Sol[e q, g. lpeeen q[ltfrei8urg
5lnt sGiifrtibr ali orei Sdbren @e-
f6ngnis periirteilt fpurDc, boben Die
9lrbeitcr in SoIle uno ltmgeqenb
einen @encrdIitrcit erfI1rt. 3pei
eroBe Observation-Disclosures ipur.
ocn obgebaItef in oenen Die lin.
itoBltng Ses 1lrttiIs ltno oic SSrei.
laliung StiIians perlnngt tpuroe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
Gnecr 15aitf,a iuire
N5nio Scr tti,rScn

Qmniaa.iuopcl. Il. Gr5. Ser
laorHialiac .fIrriidle aricaSnliuiiter
Snucr @ai,bu, lit ncnerlidlcu gcridl,
len iuiolqe ieet oIs a6nie pom
S{itr0iiiou eefrolt poreen oan iilr.
Iiidra 0JeHict. ons 5niidlen @leiopo.
taaliva nnS Tcriicn Iicat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
,t1SrHer ces 1ttiniiters
1lilcr rcrnrteilt

Berlin, II. Ge3.-alois ainber,
Der oen baberii6en 9iiniiter bes
snneren Iebten s5ai,uar erIhob,
unroc 81 IA Sabren 8u6tbnus Der.
urteiIt. Ger aSroaeb fant Iebten
Samstaq in Miinden Sint @idIub.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
aranfrsih fanft eanSpcrtsrna.

gsaihlnatoit IT. Gc3. Gin Ron.
trait gum glnfouf ben @inidinen.
NonbmerF3sfug iln gserte boz,
S25, ,0o0.0Ao pllrOe BON 6raittrcih
nit 0ctE arieasanlt abaeihlollen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
eslah, Gintritt in ben ernnt.

@nibington, II. 9es.-Ger frii-
bere S9asauttsiefretdr @IaB flint
bigte geitern ait bob er ieinen Sis
als Seuotor Don @iretnia um 2.
sssannor im 5ennt eiuiIeNHeR peroe.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17

An American Newspaper
which stands Tor Ameri-
can ideals and principles
published tp the Ger
nan language for Amsri-
ran eitixem& whs read
csrnan
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
6drffli@ 1T 6ie
Gage in Ctiffrrci(b
tarSinal t,iffl ibilScrt sic 5mitdnoc IN icincit
arntcn pafcrlant; Sic SricSenssBeSin9rnoci
babcn casiclbe pcllItdrSie rMifticrf.
,ppelliert an Sen GSelmut Ser 1lmcrikaitcr.

Mo H. Ge3 (on Camille Gin ter Inter ben ouferlegsn 5re
orro aorponoen Der nteo 6ens6eongungen fam Seerret
Nna
The sun., 1919-08-24
CITY APPROVES PIERS
FOR STATEN ISLAND
Developers Plan Ocean Ter
u1indI for East Shore

The city administration of New York
has committed itself to an ocean pier
improvement plan by approving the
leases for fourteen piers TO be built on
the east shore OF Staten Island between
Tompkinsville and Clifton. The leases
call for a construction cost Of $l5,O0O.-
900.
The length OF the waterfront to be
taken over for the Improvement is one
and a quarter miles. The property along
this waterfront is valued at between
s75. OOo, 900 and sso.Ooo.OOO. Its own
ers are the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Railroad, 1. T. Williams & Co. the Ed
ward Thompson Company. the Merritt
Chapman Wrecking Company and the
Consumers Ice Company
The plan is TO develop that section of
Staten Island as great ocean terminal.
Some of the piers are to be l,i00 feet
long and 200 feet wide. and the rest
1900 feet long and 200 feet wide, each
of them surmounted by a warehouse.
For the last two years the city has
leased TO private operators two piers at
the foot Of Water and Canal streets.
Stapleton-
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WESTMINSTER NEEDS
5000 MORE HOUSES
In Spite of Building Boom
Shortage Is Acute.

In the opinion OF real estate brokers.
Westminster county is on the verge of
an unprecedented building boom. BY
the end of 1919, the brokers say, many
millions OF dollars will be in course of
disbursement on buildings Of all kinds,
including many new factories and COM
mercial structures.
In spite Of the large number of houses
that are under construction or are about
to be built the housing situation In
the county is growing more acute. Only
heavy building programme coverinS
two or three years Is likely to offer a
solution Of the problem. A conserva-
tive estimate places the housing needs
OF Westchester at 5000 dwellings
Building operations aggregating $780,
600 have been started in White Plains
since January 1, but practically all OF
this work has been started since April
Included in the list In that city are
about 100 new residences and. according
to the city Building Inspector. many
more will be started within the next
month, because of the particularly acute
housing problem that city is facing.
In Yonkers. Mount Vernon and New
Rochelle the building programme Is pro-
portionately extensive. Factories are
constructing extensions and enlarge
ments to their plants
Practically all available lots In Pei
ham Manor have been sold TO home
seekers, and 1t is said Tnat that COM
munity is facing the greatest boom In
the history OF Westchester. The latest
development is in the estate OF the late
Henry Iden. which is being built up
under the name OF Pelham Knobs. The
property was held for about 500, 900
Sixty thousand dollars worth OF new
building contracts have been awarded
IN Philipse Manor, Tarrytown, within
the past few weeks. Most of the de-
velopment is going on at the north end
OF the manor
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the stormiest days of the season. All
OF the 1.o35 lots offered were sold. In
the frst hour of the sale 104 lots were
disposed of at a total OF $705,500.
In speaking Of the coming auction at
Long Beach, Mr., Day said yesterday:
Long Beach Is the potential rival Of
Atlantic City. In fact, 1t Is the only
seashore and ocean front, water sur
rounded resort within short distance
of New York that has the slightest
chance of equalling the splendor and
high values attained by the older and
more intensively developed hotel centre
Of the south Jersey coast. 1t is possible
to duplicate that wonderland in a loca-
ton that Is far more accessible from the
metropolitan district, either by automo-
bile or electrified railroad. Long Beach
is the place where history will repeat it.
self.
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AUCTION AT BELLP0RT, L. I.
b. l.. Kennedy VIII Dispose OF 77b
Building Sites.

Bryan l. Kennedy will conduct an alb
solute auction sale OF IT'S building sites
at Bellport, L. l.. on Aug 80 and Labor
Day. Sept. !, on the premises, at 2 p. NJ,
The property to be sold is on the South
Country road at Howell's Point road
and almost directly across from the
Bellport golf course and within five
minutes walk OF the shore OF Great
South Day. 1t is in a most attractive
home section which is growing UP rap
idly around the golf course and Country
Cub and in close proximity to the coun-
try homes of prominent New Workers
Bellport Is four miles beyond Patch
ogue and though there are several good
sized hotels there. some open all year,
1t Is distinctly cottage community
where summer and winter sports are en-
joyed to the utmost. The colony has one
OF the finest eighteen hole golf courses
on all of Long Island. and Great South
Bay, stretching before 1t, provides one
Of the best sailing grounds on the At
lantic coast.
Mr.. Kennedy will sell In the Real Es-
tate salesroom. II and Is Vesey street,
on Tuesday. Aug. 26. Cedarhurst
dwelling. at the southeast corner of
Ocean avenue aud Hollywood CrossinE,
with ~ acres Of ground
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During a recent speech In the Senate
in support of the Federal bill for home
loan banks. Senator William NJ. Calder
Of Brooklyn attacked the proposal that
the Government should go into the house
building business and he urged the i'm
mediate sale OF all the buildings which
were put up with Federal money last
year. The only way to stabilize condi-
tons, Senator Calder said, 10 to let
= private interests do the building and sur
round them with every possible assist
ance such as home loan banks, &C. Re-
garding the situation, the Senator said
''The man engaged in the building in
dustry to-day faces an entirely different
problem than he did four years ago.
During the war the policy of the Gov
eminent was to divide its work among
the different concerns in the same line
in proportion TO their capacity to per-
form. There was a fixed price and a
fixed profit. There was little or no com
petition. 1t was, as the President has
put 1t in dealing with our labor troubles.
a matter of collective bargaining. The
prices of a given article were practically
the same, no matter from where OF by
whom quoted. To-day one must pay
practically the same price for what he
How About the Consumerf
During the war we abolished the
economic law of competition. and in It's
place have created a system of coopera-
ton where men in every line of industry
are assured a profit on their output. This
Is all very fine in theory. but what about
the ultimate consumer? The man who
builds houses to-day not only completes
with other men who build under the
same condition, but with men who have
old houses for sale. houses built when
prices for the material and labor that
went into them were little over half
what they are at present. and while
this era of high prices has made large
profits for those who were wise enough
TO purchase houses under old price con-
ditions. the man who builds houses to-
day runs a great risk of having diff
Guilty In disposng of them unless they
are unusually attractive and different In
type from those built In pre-war times.
mo one will buy a new house when
he can get an old one nearly as good
as new for very much less in price.
The problem is, how best can we as
sure the builder a profit reasonable
enough to induce him to go to work
In every city in the nation we are
organizing associations to prevent prof
iteering in rents. That man Is entitled
10 little confederation who will take
advantage OF present conditions and
raise rents abnormally. but at the same
time recognition must he given to the
change in conditions. and tho man who
Is compelled to increase his rents in
keeping with larger carrying costs must
be distinguished from the profiteer. II
we are going to give any encouragement
10 the builder OF new houses. II you
are going to bring about a condition
whereby rents will be stabilized, then
you have got to give the man who
takes the risk OF building under such
conditions every possible assistance.
Basis of High Building Costs.
On every hand We hear men argue
taAt me workmen Of me nation should