The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1915, Page 6

uve nik are tide tt trom #"/ Orders a Probe Into Million- hody-—the fhin—with gt 4 ‘ Sraptions. | Dollar “Grab” in Useless Ter- minals in Queens. 5-FT.WATER Plot Brazenly Rushed Through in Last Hours of the Glynn Board. T. BOATS Gov. Whitman has ordered State Enignoor Williams to invertinate.and “ay stop the Inst act of the Democratic .| Canal Board, which before going out Jot office attempted to rush through Ai | three costly fand appropriations in Queens County, in which politiglauns are interested. The Canal Hoard, under resolutions naj offered by former State Kngineer Rensel during December, 1914, fixed a the locations and authorized the pur- oy chase of threo pieces of water front property for barge canal terminals, in addition to the dock altes in Ne ‘Me "| york Harbor provided in the original | need for this condition It e Wat Notices wera served Dec, 29 | plane. } that "| property. State Engineer Williams reported to-day that one of these new termi- nals in Long Island City is so barred my | DY focky reefs that deaply laden barges of the type to be used in the new canal cannot approach It. Another terminal ordered in Flushing Creek will not be made available through harbor improvements for many year: MEN WHO WOULD PROFIT SALE OF TERMINALS. ‘The property selected in Flushing roek lien on the south side of the) Hn stream near the upper railway bridge, | i 28,400 square feet under | put ‘nro equare feet of up- 5 ies to the Flushing Bay | Development Company, of which Pat: | rick J. Mara, Dpmocratic leader of Lapel Md in he principal owner. Mara, the last report gv the comp ny on file In the Recre- tora i hard it. wattiean 4 tcalage tora har jame we ‘allage Point, Clinton T. Roe of Whitestone and George Hendrickson of Fioioe 5. In selecting a site sing Kast River the gp ergy ebay of gine et tral ‘Board could no’ Serve, 80 accommodat! i fae ihe often of of bot! factions. ‘One place chosen treten of waterfront lying just north of Queensboro Bridge, opposite th ‘ow. er end of Blackwell's Tala other site is in Hallet’ Co ec site the upper end of the Island. ‘The lower alte in mostly owned by the Bradley Contracting Company, in Tammany politicians were Washington’s Birthday SALE of Used and Remodeled ' 6 Stato had appropriated the } By) \ Canal PENNY LUNCH FUND. Previously ‘poknowledged.. 95,478.60 Ladies of Lyric Ledge, No. 376, 1.0.0. F.,......... United Sisters of Gneeen.. t River thow # ‘s Isvand ry of the Bast tof water at nue terminal. New canal draw twelve feet of water, did not deter the old Ca howaver. as in shown in raphic record of proceedings of Dee. | MW STRANGE ADMISSIONS BY A! STATE OFFICIAL. odore K. Ward, opposing the lu: | 1, wald: | What in the type of craft to be! operated through the canal? What are the dimensious of pro boats for dockage at New York State Engineer Bensel replied Canal Board will not conside: credited with being interest: f v time, The company property for a dumping nection with railway tu tracts, It ownn 70,60 9q a an adjoining etrip of 26,507 square feet to be taken stands in the name ‘This property in hot approve any | " [car at a mont s Avenue, but the street in not cut through to the water front. ‘The Hallet'n Cove property of 160,- 270 square feet je owned by Patrick Ward. HURRIED SALE MEANT MILLIONS TO THE OWNE While no prices have been is reported that the owners manding at least $2 a eq Such « figure would make th: coat $1,090,000 for the three terminals. In the contest over the Long Island City location, before the Canal Board took In both, W ing factions naid bitter things ut each other. Maurice EB. Connolly, Borow ‘Gant of Queens, and Walter I. secretary of the Queena Chat Comni@ece, championed thé Rogers Avenue 5 ‘ause it wan, thoy suid, Rearest to the centre of City industry. The H. property they scorned everybody's way. Theodore H. Ward, representing the Astoria ‘Tax Payers’ Aesociation the Husiness Men's Association, denounced the Rogers Avenue site an imponsible because oe of awitt tide, nar- row channel, rocky shore and bottom, shallow + and not approachable treet: 1 Board decided to although only one etions ceased fight- such thing. We don't know anything about it.” “They do "t hs ed the proposed type of craft?” exclal med Mr. Ward in tt total CANAL BOARD pons A HURRY. UP JOB ON TERMINALS. It was on Dec, 21 that the board, with only HARDMAN, PECK &C0. A Complete Line oe * COLUMBI A. GRAFONOLAS and Double Disc RECORDS ALWATS OW HAND. CONVENIENT TERMS. Hardman, Peck & Co. DMAN HOUSE 38 ib are ee Bt: Rogers Avenue and ‘The resolution ing Stat now out of off mer, Attorney General Pay neer Hensel and Su; blic Works Peck. ¢ Flushing Bay project was first es Dec. 4, but on leespig oe a wn ction was require atthe board's ing Dec. when it jarris, Comp- trotler, who services in both places would terminate le hg appointed Mr. rap iner at $6,000 exam per je duty of negotiating for purchase of the property to Queens was at once placed ip his e ‘The law permits purchase by pri- vate ni cea if approved by the woth one ae. Coote there $5 Blame. eh re a been aad vet that prices have mm agreéd upon. * Both Gov, Whitman and State En- gineer Willidms @riticised the selection of the terminals and the haste in rushing them through in the last hours of the old Administration. ven Columbia Grafonolas Victrolas en Sonere Fasncsreghe FULL LINE OF RECORDS Sound- proof Demenstration Rooms PIANO WAREROOMS 83 East 34th St.,.New York 85-87 Flatbush Ave., yn —_—_—_—_—_["—— You Can Hear Any of These Records To-day at The Tel-Electric Company TALKING MACHINE DEPT. Complete line of Columbia Double Disc Recorde and Grafonolas siways on hand Basy torms if desired, 299 Sth Ave., Corner 3iet Street. PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS, Commencing Saturday Morning, February 2oth, at Harlem — i Warerooms on/y, 16 West 125th Street HiS is the Regular Annual Sale of Kranich & Bach Pianos and ‘ Player Pianos —the opportunity that alg buyers have learned to look for- ne cy al we hold this Sale at this grand money-saving occasion ‘segue inc actual values given—when tinued styles, all iter and re- Todeled instruments, and in fact all os and player pianos that haye been our warerooms th it the Winter are reduced and promptly sold to make way for fresh goods from the factory. Many of the instru- ments in this sale are ab- solutely new—never sold or used—many of them are Kranich & Bachs, fully guaranteed — the Ls dio why they are is because we | Mahogany Smal $700, at 8575. tey at $150, $290 for a beautiful Mahogany instru- ment that was $425, fully guaranteed. There are several absolutely new Kranich & Bach Player Pianos reduced from $850 to $700. One of the Topelas Kranich & Bach be secured by an early buyer cnt the used and remodeled and other well-known instruments at reductions, Also new guar- anteed player pianos of other makes at special prices as low as $375. The range of prices is wide enough to suitevery- one, The values in all offers are greaterthan will be found anywhere else. Terms as low as can be made within reason. Sale starts promptly at ® We Have All These Fa tn the comelet ti Come in njoy om Dal Daily bcd a“ Mg WESER BROS., SeSsecarers 131 W. 23451. (Bet. 6th £76 Aves.) Christman Piano Co. ‘35 West 14th St. The Greatest Book of Rendy Rete ence Ever Compiled and Printed! THE WORLD Almanac and Encyclopedia For 1915 (atten 200,000) Grands, which was Chickering at $75, a Bradbury at $175 .—-they b debi in any way, pI Mr. Beaset In order to wet rid of the Queens sites appropriated, a bill haw been in; troduced in the Legislature giving the State authority fo turn back to owa- ers the property involved. ANNA HELD COCKTAIL. Saye Mme. whatever,” re. of the “Deltete Volneare, ruary and After One at Baranr. PARIS, Feb, “19.=Mire Anna Held war the presiding Hebe of is the time the Hotel Meurice mixed and dispon tall to which ane Mine. Poincare, the nipped one. “Delicious!” exclaimed Mme. la e. “Yet one more, if you tei » in and French actresses and al ployed profited greatly id vanishing entirel: ave her name. President's wife, should show a Now is the time omplexion look well the rest of the y March winds tendencyeto bri iz Out freckles that may stay all Summer upless removed. to use otbine — double | a it Get an ounce of othine—double strength, and even a few applications wonderful improve- ment, some of the be "YOUR FRECKLES Need Attention in February and March or Face May Stay Adds to the flavor of Meat or Fish— you wish e a strong Now for the removal of jitter. by a prominent sal 4 0 successful 4 Lae druggists ~~ fund the ¢ money if reckles ev Arrival of the British Troops in France! COLUMBIA DOUBLE-DISC RECORD—10-inch—Parts I and II—No. A1672, 65 CENTS. This wonderfully descriptive record was made in London, and in the per- fection of ite detaile is one of the most striking performances aver inoved im record form, All you need do is shut your eyes to imagine you are ac- tually on the landing stage greeting the “Tommies” as they come off the tranepert, Every step in the t tation of @ regiment from England to France digitcd’” “We Gore ter alos of ahr colioal ts Bir eaonas Ws. roarbe Sica tid leg of bods store God tdloes; ted tas tectend ead cus cibe eherestori soends, Ask your desler to play lt “When You Wore a Tulip and! Wore a Big Red Rose’”’ == and on Heri two of the ot, of the, Rew sane ns whistiea ‘ev out! want ear ha cea “Sweet Kentucky Lady’ x COLUMBIA DOUBLE-DISC RECORD — 10-inch — MARCH Records you. og Ais — 63 CENTS. on Sale TODAY Mr Today's the day! - Any Columbia dealer will gladly play any of these new records for you today! Joan Sawyer’s own Persian Garden Orchestra makes a splendid new dance double a Agets | YALE BOSTON, trom Mtlens D°Arteuia."* (Orige.) Lb vr i when woune x Lone, e punies pig od vows. OTHER DANCE HITS 2682 [ BYNCOPATED WALK from “Waten Vour Otay.” Fou-tret. si KENTUCKY HOME, Fen-trot, Prince Band. PIGEON WALK. Foxtrot, ROCKAWAY HUNT. Prines’s Band. Fen-trot. Prince's Band. Tigmuine TAPS from “Bust.” One-stop. a { craw sare ony peng f COODBYE, GIRLS, 11m THNOUGH, from “"Onle-Chin.” ist a { obit Get WALTZ, Priare's Bane. As WILLICERT WALTE, Prines'e Orehectra. tee LOVE'S MEWORIES, Wells, Prinw'e Orenestra. SONG HITS vi Young 4 Lone, Lone way raom Home. wyiok o. eer kone Cae" reerices Guertetis. Oronestra Hina, Deritone, and Harlan, tener. ont. ONY BAND. Colltas, bartone, Orohestra accompaniment. WINTER NIGHTS, Peertess Quortette. Oreheutra secom- iment. “eo Keer QU, PAYING. GOOOMIANT. | A¢0, Jones, 0. rene. 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