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REALTY AFTER BIG
WAR WORK FUND
FrederickP. Fox, Chairman, Announces
Captains for United Campaign to
Be Launched This Week
Ral est&te men of Now York city
fcv orgtmlxed to do their share In
ralslnx th huso mrm of $170,500,000
Wtafch the United War Work CampaJcn
4 eeeklng to ptooe at the disposal of
fc Tour Mena Christian Aaaoclaticm,
the Touiqc Woinen'a Christian Associa
tion, the NtLtVomU Oatholto War Council
(Knights of Cotumbu-), the Jewish Wel
fare Board, the War Camp Community
Herrlae, the American Library Associa
tion ivnd th Salvation Array.
This funa will fco raised from Novem
ber IX to Ko'vember 18 In orj of the
roost remarkable campeJisna of its kind
Yer undertaken. New Turk city's quota
w been placed at 185,000,000.
, At a roualnsr meeting held at the Re
publican Club yesterday irrodorlck P.
Vox, ho has been designated as chair,
man of the real estate, industry, an
nounced the names of Um mmmlUMmm
who will work with Him in the cam-'
paiciv They are : ,
Douglas Robinson, Charlei 3. Brown
Company (Mr. Spears). John N. Gold
irtg. Crulkshanlc Company (Mr. Itay
jrood), Daniel Blrdsall & Co. (Mr.
Hhackford), Charles 33. Walker, Aaron
JUbinowitx, Horace 8. Ely ft Co.
.(Francis duwllch), Douelas noblnson,
Charles S, Brown Company (Mr. Full
wood). Hell & Storn (Max Nell). Tan
nenbaum. Straus & Co. (B. M, Straus),
OeorBo H. rtead & Co. (Mr. Wilson),
J. Arthur Flsaher (Mr. Simon), Oeorse
Bowman, Fish & Man-In, Douglas CU
EUlmani & Co. (Robert Brown), Tliomas
.S,?ll,r J' Komalne Brown Company
JJJ"lUS.Burt) Wood-Dolson Company
MMr. Wyckoff). Goodwin ft Goodwin
(John R. Goodwin), Porter & Co. (Mr.
Wilcox & Sheldon, Knari ft
Danrer. Walter D. Rusher.
n,!ClaJ.fJmmUt6e Mr- Beat of
Build Ins Managers' Association.
-a i. .n'iinbe" of speakers, including
M,rnK. who was chairman
. 2. 'i1.8 ,naI 1':slale DMsIon In, the
h Llbrty Loan drive, and Joseph
t y' adllressed tho meeting.
1Mr- fx- ' n statement yesterday.
i", ""wwinc appeal to real
stato brokers, offlco workers, building-
"u a" tuners wno are identi
fied with the business:
"A hundred and seventy million dol
lars is a lot of money, but It means
ii .5 A dollan a week for each of
the boys of our army, and navy. And
jrtalnly no men In America, will say
tiat a dollar a week la too much for
Wir cheer and entertainment at least
not If one of the boys is his boy.
'TriB spirit of each of theso seven or
yanUaUons Is uplifting in- the biggest
and broadest sense of tho word They
depend upon people of Ideals for their
jsupport, and their purpose la to sur--round
each boy, so far as possible, with
the Influences that were best In his life
M home. The huts of each organiza
tion are opened freely to men of nil
raiths. Differences of creed and dogma
do not divide men who are fighting and
flying together. They stand shoulder to
shoulder there In a great common faith,
whose creed Is service Id the Bplrlt of
brotherhood toward all n:tn.
"New York real estato men must do
Vhelr .share in oversubscribing the great
mark which the United War Work
Campaign has set. The sen-ice which
these organizations are rendering to
humanity will assume even greater Im
portance during the period of demo
bilization, vjilch army and navy men
nsjert will present more difficult and In
tricate problems for solution than the
period of mobilization. Greater sacri--lices
will be demanded and more oppor
tunities presented for tho fulfilment 6t
the ideals of these humanitarian agen
cies than ever before.
"I know the generous response which
real .estate men, even In a period when
market conditions were at low ebb,
made In the last loan drive, and I know
ie sacrifices which so many made
dfder to achieve the distinction f
jdoubling their quota, Neverthelea, in
plte of the new demands which will be
made upon their purses and time, 1 am
Confident that the response to tlrts new
appeal will be Just as wholesome, hearty
and eenerouy.
'The winning of this war in a per
sonal triumph for real estate men, be
icauso It means a bull market. Real es
tate is a peace stock, so ve have there
fore additional cause for rejoicing and
iic can put mac joy in concreto form by
tiring the men over there all tho com
fort, conveniences, guidance and care
that wo possibly can. A contribution
to. this United War Work Campaign la a
privilege which may never again present
itself. We must help those men, now
that they have passed through the ordeal
of fire and slaughter, "to llvo happily
tiver after."
REALTY BOARD IN NEWARK.
Orennlxntlou Formed ns Itranlt of
Liberty Loun Cantata.
Real estato men of Newark recognize ')
the value of organization from the expe
rience they gained In their efforts tn
raise Bu'brlptlonH for the Fourth Lib-
VILi i ? , I ra"l" "he Itfal
Estate Board of Newark. N. J." Tim
-Hwiiiitc. aiii.t cBifiti;u Willi WHICH 1110
.nubscrlptlons wore rounded up and the
wonderful result obtained brought all
;tho .leading leal estate men and about
fiSO builders together nt a dinner on
Monday evening, October 21, at tho
-Downtown Club, Newark, where the new
organization was launched.
Offlcere were elected as follow
President Dr. Charles F. Kracmer ; Ural
, , , . - i
vice-president, i rank J. Bock; second
Old Waldorf
Turned
One of the striking examplea of what
can be done with property that appears
Jo have outgrown Its usefulness Is to be
.sen In the transformation of tho five
'Story dwelling houses at the northeast
corner of Fifth avenue and Fifty-sixth
street These homes, one of which was
,tJie homo of Lord William Waldorf As
tor before he took up his residence In
jsngiann, nave been completely remort-
lolled and now form n high-class, exclu
sive apartment building, contajnlng non-
y housekeeping suites of from one to mo I
roon-B, with a proportionate number of j
baths. Situated In a residential loca- I
tlon, at 1 East Fifty-sixth street, us tin
ibulldlng as known. It will hae tho ad
vantage of a combination of conven
iences, tho theatres, churches, clubs,
((hopping centre. Central Park and other
rpplnts of Interest
' The remodelled hnll.llni- ( i.i nr i
trhlch accompanies this description, is ,
s I""! inuring us a on firth avenue '
rand 175 feet on East Fifty-sixth street
ud adjoins the large atone mansion of
, ,j:be late Collls P. Huntington, which is
t haltuated at the aouthoast corner of Fifth '
wivenue and Fifty-soventh itreet.
' . The property wa leased last April liy
L: . UUL, -ii. & I Dimiii ill u 1 1 ii. nun rniiNfiu rim I
l V 1 -ST88"1 Improvement to bo made follow- i
',4oir t'"s aban(,onnie"t f a lln of a
WAS! T""11"1" which inicnocu 10 nuim a tall'
vice-president, Joseph I Felbleman;
third vice-president, William C. Fiedler,
A board of governors, which Includes
iLouls Schleslnger, Abe Foist, Philip J.
Bowers, Louis Kamm, Henry KeUa, My
ron W. Morse, Charles Lurleh, J. A.
Berry, B. A. Ham, J. J. allien, Arthur
uarnt, A. C. Beckwlth, Edward Blau, R.
B. Btoutsnbcrg. Ifithron Anderson and
II. J. SU-vons, was posted and will be
acted upon at tho next meeting.
During the course of the meeting It
was explained by the speakers that for
over twenty-five years men engaged In
tho real estate business had endeavored
tax form an organization In -Newark.
N. J., that would include among Its
membership all men who were making
& livelihood from real estate negotiation.
Tho wondorful growth of Newark's in
dustrial activities and its increase In
population mako the preaont the moat
propitious time to bring about an or
ganization.
BROOKLYN CALLING
TO DWELLERS HERE
Small Homes Mrtko Hit With
Manhattan's Flat Popu
lation?
Brooklyn, dubbed the bedroom of tht
metropolis. Is making a strong; bid to
day for the tenants of (Manhattan apart
ment houses by erecting one. two and
multi-family dwellings along modern
lines and under zoning law restriction!
which assure permanency. Its bid Is be
ing helped by the steadily advancing
rents asked for Manhattan accommoda
tions. Tenants are barkening to'the call
becauso of the attractiveness of the
offerings. Apartments with rooms ot
equal size and numbers are obtainable
in Brooklyn at rentals which are almost
half of what Is asked for similar flats In
Manhattan. The only difference and It
Is a desirable one at that is that
Brooklyn apartment houses In the ma
jority of Instances are of the four story
walk up type as compared to the Ave
and six story Manhattan structures.
Brooklyn also has many elevator apart
ments, but even these are not nearly as
costly as those offered In Manhattan.
Tenants by the additional cost of other
necessities are being forced to deter
mine whether they are getting full
value for every dollar spent Investiga
tion in many Instances has revealed the
fact that Inhabitants of Manhattan are
paying for the privilege of living in tti
metropolis. The drift, conseijaently,
when the conditions and opportunities
offered by Brooklyn are known Is natu
rally toward that borough.
Apartment rentals In Manhattan have
been steadily Increasing at the rate of
IS and 110 a month on (50 apartments
or J60 or 120 a year, and on all higher
priced apartments at the rate of about
10 per cent, of previous rentals. So
urgent Is the demand for housing ac
commodations In Manhattan that even
old dwellings lic-ctofore thought useless
and untenantable except for the lowly
classes are being bought by Investors,
altered to meet modern demands and
quickly rented at figures which assure
a good return on tho Investment. This
scarcity of housing conditions indicates
decisively that there will have to be an
exodus to other boroughs, and when
Brooklyn's offerings are seen there Is
little doubt as to which borough will
benefit most.
Brooklyn builders foreslghtcd enough
to see beyond tho Immediate future are
erecting row after row of small dwell
ings, apartments and store properties
along all the lines of new transit or In
territory to bo tapped by the new transit
lines now building. Operators are pur
chasing and reselling lots and houses,
while Investors are giving Ilrooklj-n
much attention, observing tho trend of
'UU3U!d03.ep
Building operations of all kinds are
now going on, chiefly along the Fourth
avenue subway, already In operation ;
the Eastern Parkway subway, which will
be the next underground tranidt line to
be opened, and the Jamaica nenue ole
vated road, an extension of the Cypress
Hills line.
The transit facilities to be opened In
Brooklyn in the future will have a great
hearing on the growth of that borough.
The Interborough line, now terminating
at Atlantic avenue. Is to bo continued
through Flatbush avenue to the Eastern
Parkway and Uttca avenue, ns a four
rack line, with a two track Bubway
pur through Nostraml avenue as far
as Flatbush avenue and a two track
rictinv.tnn hrivnnrl TTfli nv.mi nvir an
j elevated structure on Livonia avmue as
far as Now Lots avenue. The Eastern
Parkway portion of the route will prob
ably be ready for operation late this
year or early next rprlng.
The Nostrand avenue spur Is now
nullrtlmr and will probably bo opened
-.i..
Contracts have been let for the ele-'
vatrd extension o'n Livonia avnue,
Three miles of new transit was added i
to tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit system j
r.-hen trains of the Cypress Hills elevated
line began operation along Jamaica ave-
nuo as far as 111th street, otherwise j
known as Greenwood avenue. Richmond i
IIIII, a short dfstance from the Interscc-
tlon of Myrtle avenue and Jamaica ave-
' ; . i
nuo. This road gives quick transit to
Astor Residence Now
Into Shops and Apartments
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Picturesque
I IIWiaiaiaMIIIIII I n n HI I I I w l I I i Mill tlTlll l MM 11 - I -1 n 'i I
.
This houss, which is tho homo of
Arthur E. EUoItt at Flefdston, New
York city, has several novel features
which are not entirely apparent from
the photograph. It Is designed along
the lines of an English wayside cottage,
by Dwight James Baum, architect,
and Is unusual In that It la situ
ated on a triangular plot on a hillside.
Besides, It has been treated In n way
that tho color effects produced tn tho
construction mako of It with Its sur
roundings a picturesque country homo.
Mr. Baum was confronted with an
unusual problem when asked to design
the dwelling by Mr. Elloltt. The lot lino
being triangular it was necessary to
quit the standard lines of a square
house and And a means of utilizing the
greatest amount of available space. The
greatest depth of the lot Is TE feet and
tho property has a frontage of 140 feet
on tho roadside. Tho architect there
fore evolved a plan to use that portion
of the area which had the greatest
many miles of territory and has reduced
the running time from Cypress Hills to
Chambers street to thirty-five minutes.
The opening ot the Broadway subway to
Fourteenth street adds to the facilities
offered South Brooklyn residents.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit la also
pushing another link In Its system which
will materially affect residents of Flat
bush. It Is the connection between the
Fourth avenue subway at Fulton and
St. Felix streets, under the Long Island
Railroad station at Atlantic avenue and
Flatbush avenue to the existing iJricn
ton Beoch cut at Malbone street
This connection will relieve the Fulton
street elevated lino and lessen the run
ning time to Manhattan. When com
pleted the Brighton trains, Instead of
going along the old route from Mal
bone street to Franklin avenue and Ful
ton street will go almost In a straight
line under Flatbush avenue to the
Fourth avenue subway and across the
Manhattan Bridge to the Municipal
Building. When the B. R. T. Manhat
tan subway Is complete this lino will be
connected via Canal street with It and
add to the facilities.
The subway work In Brooklyn haa
been retarded somewhat by the difficult
engineering problems encountered. An
Instance Is the stretch under Flatbush
avenue, between Atlantic avenue and the
Prospect Park Plaza, where six tracks
of two different systems pass. Another
Interesting feature of subway construc
tion is along Eastern Parkway. To savo
the beautiful trees which line this thor-
ouuhfare and add to the durability of
the neighborhood tho Public Service
Commission Instructed Its engineers tu
unrir out o'h.i n i,. . ,
plan. Four tracks of the Interborough
system pass under this parkway. Two
ar0 fr local use and are built above the
express tracks, but all four come to the
same level at express stations,
with the transit facilities already
there and those to be opened In the
future Brooklyn offers some wonderful
onnortumtiM lionmnir nrrnmmnnntmn.
are keeplnc.cace. and overburdened rent
io i. , ... 1 1 1. c , mm uvuruurucucu I n I ;
payers in Manhattan will undoubtedly
Rural England Reproduced in City Suburb
depth. The house consequently hss
greater length than depth, but contains
all the appurtenances to be desired In a
modem country home.
In addition to solving the problem of
ho triangular plot the architect had to
contend with tho elepe of the land. This
was not such a dlfllcult problem to over
come. In fact tha land lent Itself read
ily to the Incorporation of n garage In
the house plans. The first floor is o
arranged as to have the service depart
ment all to one Ride, with a direct en
trance from the street. Beneath tho
kitchen the garage has been built and Is
reached by a roadway leading around
from tho apex of the triangle where it
touches the street, lino.
Tho exterior of the house Is con
structed of cream colored stucco and half
timber with red brick quoins, which form
a pretty unci effective trimming for the
windows. A novel feature of the In
terior Is tho staircase, which Is con
tained in a tower. The house. It is estl
mnted. could bti built to-day for J13.000.
find much of benefit and to their liking
Dy a visit to the apartments and small
awelllngs offered In their sister borougn.
BUYS JEIISEV PllUIT FAHM.
S, S. Walstrum-Gordon & Forman
have sold for Julius M. Jorgensen to
Charles Walin of Manhattan, a fruit
farm of eleven acres In Upper Saddle
River, Bergen county, N, J.
BEAT, ESTATE AT ACCTION.
ABSOLUTE
TRUSTEES'
SALE
of valuabla Bronx Invettment Property,
belontint to Enal Construction Co.
TO CLOSE ESTATE
of Cornelius J. Ryan, Dcc'd,
Ihm nwnnp nt a! M rnrnnratlnn'a Block.
Dj- ordtr of MICHAEL O. KTAN. WM V '
IIKOWN and TIT1-E GU Alt ANT EE AS1)
TrtUST CO., TrUiUM, JEHH JOltNSON
JR. CO. has reettved lnatructlsna frol aiid
trustees to sell at ,
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Tuesday, Nov. 12th,
at 1 2 o'clock noon, in the Heal rijtatA Hi.
chanjo Salesroom, 14 Veaay at., Slanhattan,
8 Smi-Detached
3 Family Brick Houses
TO HE SOLD FtXClI.T.
911 TO 929 WHITLOCK AVE.
between Harrotto R R A 1U Y
anil Tiffany an., 1 U 11 A
Each lot Ii SSxlOO: there nra en
rooms and bath on nrat floor; alx rooms
and bath on each of the other two floor!
team heated and hot water supply; mod
em plumblm; bay windows front and
rear; hardwood floors and trim; rented to
monthly tenants at an averafu annual rent
of 11,269 per house.
One Illoek Kiut of Southern IlouIoTunl
and close to tha lmpsnn ft. station of In
terborouah subway, only two blocks frnm
Hunts I'olnt station of now subway, now
under -conatructlon.
Each house ta sold aubjeet to a murt
eago, which, at th nptlun ot th purchaser
and wtihuut exptnso to him. may bo ex
tended for 16,000, at 5H. for ubout thrue
years.
Maps and parllculr from T E. I'lLS
WOHTH. Vfi., Trust Officer, Title Ouaran
teo and Trust Co, IIS Rmen t Hrook
lyn; TITI.K OUArtANTEH AND TRUST
CO.. 1T Tlroadway, Manhattan, or
JERE JOHNSON JR. CO.
ru.il Estato Auctlnneera,
10.1 .Montnrun -it., Itronklyn.
REAI, EHTATI5 1'OU HAI.K Ol'EKNS.
ittr
Long ItlanJ
1C Minulei (rem Heart cf Manhattan
With all its wonderful coun
try charm, affords every con- ,
vonienco and aafo-gunri of
tho city; the host investment
possible, in theso days of
rising prices for tha man
who Duys or builds with an
eye to absolute value.
Etlseworth Smith
One Watt 34lh St., N.Y.
Phone Craalay 8250
Oftui at Kew CarJem Slalioa
I'lnm KichmMd HUI 1713
li
MillWimi.H.HIIIliiliHBUTHili
270 PARK AVE.
47th to 8tii StreeU
Park to iladison Arenoea
Superb
Housekeeping Apartments
Rlt&Carltou Reilaurant
Now Open
6 to 17 Rooms,
3 lo 6 Baths,
85,100 to 813,500
Management of
m
Tbvn and Country Rriid$nct
414 MADISON AVE.
A I llh Stntl Murray Will MM ES
I'i'lli'lli'iiUiliiliMiljl'il'HIi'llililllHIill'llljlllllllii1!
375 PARK AVENUE
. K. Corner nd Street
12 Rooms, 4 Baths
Southern etposur. Unfurnished.
HrfrUcratlon. Rostaurant.
Voljln.
Attractive Rental
DouasLBimanCCa
Toirn and Country Rcridtncit,
4H Miidlson Avenue
m
:iii!lillii!liilililili:ill!ll:i.llil,ll-iliMlillillllliillll
''tiiiiiiiiini'iiii'iiii'ii'ii Jill'liJiiliillliil'llllilliJilJliiinnffilf
471 PARK AVENUE
S. E. Corner SHth Street
Duplex Studio House
keeping Apartments
8 to 16 Rooms
3 to 4 Baths
Sii500 to 38500
DouteLEllifflanECa
Town and Country fesiJrncei
114 Mml non Avenuo
535 PARK AVENUE
N. K. Cnnier HI at Strrrt.
KiOhth Floor, Southern
Exposure
11 Rooms
i liatlis
S6.0D0
DouteLJSDimanfiCft
Town and Country Jlaidtncti.
iU MADISON AVE..
tM't'UMSIIEII AI'AKTAIKNTN TO LET,
THE SF.VILLIA
ArAKTSIENT
HOTEL
117 WEST MT3I KT.
Desirable apartinvnta of 1, 3, i rooms
yUUe fct "'y tmw urnrait
BEAX ESTATE FOB BALE qL'EENH.
TTrlae tot
Booklet -B"
Torcst Rills Garacns
1TFTEEN AtlNVTKS 'HO.M TESS. STATION
LAND the roost secure of all tnreatmenta. therefore It U
called. In contradistinction to other types ot Investment, HEAL
ESTATE.
Transportation and acreaalblllty are tha fundamental prlndplaa
that enhance the value of UK AI. ES'I'A'I K
loiproVed transportation haa brought Koreat IHUa Oardena
within fifteen mlnutea of the centre of Manhattan,
lAND ta tho only commodity that haa not joined the upward
trend of price. Uuy LAND for your future home now and sars
the Inevitable Increase in price: and build when the coat of ma
terial and supply or labor wain becomes normal.
The Base Foundation Homna Company ulfera, at very low
prices on reasonable terms, some exceedingly attractive plota.
BUT LAND
47 Wert Sth 81.
New York
XKTV JEBgEY REAI, ESTATE fPH SAT.H
PLAINFIELD
THE CITY
FOR
Netherwoed seotton, corner prop
erty. 19 rooms, alt Improve
ments (9,300
Handsome corner property, 10
rooms, 3 baths, garage 13,000
RENTALS
We offer many choice furnished and unfurnished private dwelllnaa ta
lease at moderate rentals. i.u. i
STATE TRUST COMPANY,
PLAINFIELD Real Er.ta.te Department, - NEW JERSEY
LONO ISLAND HEAL MtTATE TOE HALB
KEW GARDENS
IMRnmn op nrrpvu.
lrI v r. iiivirrt-.M -ai.ic ta
LONO island ltAii.noaii htation. I
seven Room Stucco House
Lefferts Ave., ',at. Bt, John'a St. and
Uueena Uoulevards all modern Im
provements, Including il-im heat,
electrlo light, hardwood and parauet
floors; ready for occupancy: must be
seen lo be appreciated; price jmoo.
iiEimonr iiealty ro.. inc.. am
I.afnrrttr St.. N. Y. Tel. Hpring 7041.
Truck Farm 275 Acre.
r acres, large house, bath, water, good
oui ' ulldtnrs, young bearing orchard, crops
murke-ed largely by truolc N. V City
Nurtli tthure 1-anna specliUty.
U vl -raleeva, 1 w. l-th Sl N, V. C.
KAC-rOItlES FOR BALE.
MALE OH KENT.
FACTORIES KF,ffira
Itobert A. Ktoutenburgh. Newark. N. J,
CtlAb. I'. M11K3 CO,
ileal bttate
M nilllam tat. . John ?rtn.
REAL ESTATE.
BWWlHln wWa'afi? inj 527 6 AV.
S'aarpy Conaectlcut Properllaa. Insuraooa,
REAL ESTATE WANTEll.
CLIENT wanta Long Island farms, acre,
age, large plots, owners address letter
only. W. HCHAPKHORK. Springfield, I. 1.
REAL ESTATE fOR HALE OR RENT.
RENT Oil RKLL Cement building, 1,000
anuare feet, New Jersey, I'artloulars K E.
iI01tE, 17 State SU N. T. City.
I
HEAL ESTATE.
town lift
ueovt, I xtviRO tu
ESTATE TO SELL BRONX ROW.
Klaiht ruts on Whltlock Avenue
to Go at Auction Tuesday.
Sight semi-detached three family
brick dwellings In Tho Bronx ore to be
sold at trustees' sale on Tuesday In the
Veaey street salesroom! by the Jero
Johnson Jr. Company, auctioneers. The
houses are 911 to 9X9 Whltlock avenue,
between Barrvtto and Tiffany streets.
The sale Is to close Urn estate of Cor
nelius J. Ryan, who owned all tho stock
of the Enal Construction Company, and
has been ordered by Michael O. Ryan,
William F. Brown and the Title Guar
antee and Trust Company, trustees. The
bouses are well built and each returns
an annual rental of $1,266. The prop
erty la near the Simpson street stu
tlon of the Interborough subway and
about two blocks from the Hunts Point
station of the r.ew subway extension
now under construction on Bouthern
Boulevard.
DUSl.MJBS SPACE UU.VTCD.
mo uuross company lias leased n
loft at 242 West Fourteenth street to
Robert Worden : and at 412 West Thir
teenth street to tho All Styles Hanger
Company; the one story building at 142
West Fifteenth street for J. M! Lowflen
to Street & &mtth nlfti-A fit 9lil U'o-t
Eleventh street to William J Kennw.
and a loft nt ma vt ,,,,,..
i street to Walt. Kuhn.
Henry Hot has leased a loft at 210
East Twenty-third street to Crosley's
onoe sertice anu at zn East Forty-first
street to Elizabeth N. Cushlng.
HEAI, KSTATK FOR SAI.K QUEKNS.
Baca Foundation
llomes Co.
DDT IT NOW.
OT1( Hills
Lock Island
KW VOItK RKAI, ESTATE TOR SALE.
OF HOMES
SALE
Splendidly located brick dwell
in.', 10 rooms, : baths, ea
rae $18,000
Near the VVatcliune Mountains.
12. room houae, 3 batha. hand-
Bomn sround
,.513,000
nnnormi op nnoNx foe sale.
ATTrxATiVE
j-arquet noors. open fireplace for
wood logs, elecrlo lights, vtenm
heat, largo clothes cloneta. hard,
wood trim, pretty e'Rlrrase, laundry
In l-asoment, large plot, room lor
ttaragn anil garden Select location.
Price nnd terms reasonable.
IIOL'SEti OPEN KOH lNSl-ECTION
VERIO AVENUE
llet i-llsih and JJTth Sta One mock
WUBt Of W.btllT Av-lxia T,.1l...
0'H.VRA BROS., W.btlcr Ase.& 20()ihSl
WKKTCIIKMTEH ItEAL ESTATE.
COLONIAL
COTTAGE
New and attractive. maater-a
rooms, 1 baths. Improved ,,om
munity, close to the Hudson
Itlver nnd depot, l.'.ooa CaHh V
year round home with ull the
advantages of n .lumoier resort
COLONIAL. bo Son ottlre
REAL ESTATE ELORIOA.
FLORIDA mid Today
Bathing ! Golf! ! Flowers ! ! !
Cottages to Rent
Ladd $ Nichols
Tel. 1717 Greenwich, Conn.
NO MONEY FROM
TITLE COMPANIES
Giro "Warning: That Bafldarn
Nood Not Look to Them for
Support After Woe.
Tho title companies of Not Tor,
throujh tholr mouthpleoe the Adrtaorr
Council of Real Estate Interests, hm
Brrd notice to builders oontemplatintr
the resumption of construction In this
olty that financial support will not be
given them by these companies. A aUta
mant Issued yesterday by the council
ays tn parti
"Muoh disappointment wfll be met tor
those whose building operations are sus
pended by war conditions and regula
tions unless they begin to give heed
to the source of such capital as thay
intend to borrow therefor. It Is well
known that the supply of mortras"
funds for city loans In Nw York has
been steadily diminishing; during; hu
last decade, and such fund Is now prac
tically exhausted. It Is reasonable tu
expect that there may be a small stir
plus above that required for renewaln
after the needs for Issuing Liberty bonds
shall have ceased. However, the great
bulk of construction now planned can
not be financed unless all concerned
shall cooperate for the Improvement of
the mortgage market This Involve
more than superficial attention.
"In the first place the actual con
struction will be financed 'by credit,
which It? either purely personal or slao
has some regard to' the success of the
operation. Unless' tho real estate fc
vestment and mortgage markets shall
Improve very materially and promptly
a far larger proportion than heretofore
of all construction must be financed on
personal credit The magnitude of tli
new construction now needed la proof
that personal credit can carry but ft
small pact of the load. Furthermore,
those who are fortunate enough to havo
ampin credit may prefer to keep It
liquid rather than to tie It up in bund
ing. "Long term financing Involves definite
assurance that capital invested In reai
estate can be liquidated at least to the
extent of any loan protected by mort
gage security. It seems to have been
the habit for all tenants and lessaes,
also for the majority of borrowers, ti
assume that the condition of the real
estate and mortgage markets was the
rpeclal care of the lending Institutions.
But why? The lending Institutions look
solely to the actual security offered and
to Its probable future. While their
profits depend on the volume of business
which they transact, practically aU
lenders are truotees for the funds which
they handle. They cannot gamble. Thev
often are loaning tho savings of depos
itors. Insured persons and the benetl
claries of estates."
XUWAUIC DWELLING SALES.
Louis Schleslnger has sold for IU
dolph 11. Molter to Arthur D. Cram
three one family houses at 141, 14S and
143 V, Camden street, southwest corner
of Thirteenth avenue, Nerwark; also sold
for Rudolph H. Molter Che two famlK
frame dwelling on plot SnxJSfi at SS.i
North Kllith street to Jens Jensen, for
an Investment
nCNTIXG CAST SIDE SUITRS.
Douglas L. Elllmnn & Co. have leased
an apartment ut 20 Park avenue to n
I J- --uaatny; at 4,1 FarK avenuo to i
i ' "ru" w"?"' B"? V" au,"c
1 'lven"e Charce M. Vought
NEW JEIISEV REAL ESTATE TOtt SALT.
M0NTCLAIR
The leading suburb of New Turk City
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED
I'er Annum
Attractive house, 10 rooms, a, ortA
x oains, modern v-mvv
Itf-ildenMi. 12 minu. a hatti.
large grounds, tennis court
1,500
Urlck and stucco rraldnnce, 11 rooms,
3 hatha, solarium, sleep- o AAA
lng porch, garage .,UVV
Mountainside rraldoce surrounded by
tHvtutlful lawns and gardens, 14
rooms, 3 baths, fine tlew,
stable and gardener's cot- o AAA
time o,UvU
FOR EXCHANGE
A handiomo hillside rtl !wicf con.
talnlne 13 roonu, 3 baths, rotartum
and billiard room, surroundod hy a
plot of seirral acme with an ahun
dance of shade trees and shrubbery,
valued at SS0.0OO. Owuit 1U take
In exchange a nUcnce at the wa
Mioru on elthur the Jersey coast or
tho orth Shore of long Island
Must bo modern and In goud wiulou.
F. M. Crawley & Bros.
Real Eatnte brokers
Opp. Lackawanna htatton
Montclalr, X. J.
MONTCLAIR
We offer the follow lnc prnpertlea.
all new mid of the liitr-t miNlrrn
tpe and In rircllrnt locution.
ftO.OOOj .1 Aubrey Hd -t'olonlal real
deuce, large llvuig room, dlniiiK room, bu
lery, & bedrooms bath, sleeping porch, su
porch, good sipil plot.
t,.V)0! Ilk Hourly nd Now Kngiai
Colonial renldeni e. exterior tapestry 'ru .
centro hall, largo living room, an.,
room, tiled kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 8 ti!
baths, sun porch, sleeping- porch, nil ;
terlor woodnorK flnlsbml old Hory.
lfl,5(M) 4 Melrose I'lueu Dutch Colonu
residvncr. tapestry brick, foyer hai:. Ii.rg .
llylne room, dining room, butler s par.tr
tiled kitchen. eoUrioM, f. l,-PAnn..
j baths and shower huth. nil Interior win
nor nnmieil old Ivorv . double oak lloor-
in,o00; 33 Melr su Place -Tapestry In
resldnnce. centro hall, extra larse in
room, dining room, butter' pantry, tf. '
kitchen. 3 tiled baths, sleeping inr
solarium opon veranda; Interior woo
work finished old Ivorv.
flD.OIKIl 11 M. Imu tln.l7,-j..
tapestry brlt i olonlal residence i-r
1 living room, illnlng room, buttery t
. kit.-in.n. pnlm room. 6 bedrooms. 2 i1
bathe, Immense ei.ej,!!,!- por. h, op-n
Ueriirrtn. all copp. r lea iers and gur-n
These nronriie .... , .
dall) may bo i.n at your convcnien a
. . Ml'IUIOCil.
liPfjeKananna. Xloni-lnTi (Phone
"P" 'Ji ann. Moni'lur iphonerl
SAVE RENT BY BUYING fi
1 I or !
j - ,, r.iah, blilanr
1 .N2a ffllSf:;.
"lf "'irt -eleven
I country rjulia. cluirrhn.
' lulltatfnn .... i '
llnviklju.
THAT SUBURBAN HOME '
will lio dmibly aatlafactory as an mMt. i
nient If tha t, lo t th propenj " "
and ItocUand real an.ito bend lor bouaiut 1
NORTH JERSEY TITLE INSURANCE CO. i
HAPKENHAPK, N J.
Send 2Ao for ilergen County Map
boulli Orante, N, ,.; inspect d'auToi ,
day j to I 1- M ld.a.'nw non.r
Montrose av ,tc orov- rd. , on,l, f
Hgnod, many ne h. .,i,.,,i a ,,, ,
features-, artlailc surro in.rnr. rep
tlva there. -Mmilm8 Estate," owne a .i
Markot .it, Nerk i0 c srK.,'t
in,i.rMin. N. .l.-aieauiifui
house, a rooma
etu.
baths, easv ternia.
DltOEiiCltEH. Ill u,r,..
H
ot Uncala Jkva, Craafojd, N. J.
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