The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1919, Page 19

MEMORIAL PARK “URGED ON SITE OF FORT WASHINGTON Historical Societies Unite to Save Property From Build- ers’ Encroachments, Various historical societies were to- day acting in unison in order to re- tain the alte of Fort Washington and He I . save it from building encroachments. ea thy chil Are 1 | rn0 site 1s part of the property of the | late James Gordon Bennett which is gained new strength scheduled to be auctioned’ off this | fromthe pure foodelements | "et, Protests bave doen niga by 4 - patriotic organizations, characterizing of Father John’s Medicine. | disgrace any schoo. whersby ‘ the famous battleground will ‘be : “Father John's ea turned imto building lots. | gine has done wonders} “nay American Scenic and istorte Our litte won wun very| Preservation Soctety; of which Dr. | fe after having pneumonia, He| George F. Kuna is Prosidest, is lead- yas always complaining of « pain on| ing the Meht. ‘The New York His- } petaes After taking three bottles| torical Society and the Washington ine he had no| Heights Socict » joined forces hter also had al with Uo first organization to | "| preserve intact tho battle site. | Joseph P. Day, the auctioneer, has | S| agreed, 80 far as possible, to protect the gite and to auction it off in bulk, so that some patriot may buy it in and cstablish either a public or a = | private park. The actual fort covers | about twenty’ lots In the property about to be sold. A protest filed with the executors f'the Bennett estate has resulted in promise to ald the patriotic soole- ie which are hopeful that the Ben- nett executors will themselves bid in the fort site and turn it into a memo- rial park. Dr. Kuns, in gpeaking of the efforts of the patriotic ocieties to-day, sald “That fort site to my mind, is as Fee, ered Ts important to us as is the site of re Waterloo to the Britleh. ‘The ground in that section is drenched with blood of brave American patriots whit did ft Silver and Porcelain me at ta btu ca ee Lo agg 3 although. the jumph in |f Made at Reasonable Prices that battle. It would bea calamity to permit any one to build houses on such @ spot, just as much as it would bave been a crime to build on the Dykman site, or Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn and like spots.” ‘The Citizens’ Union, in an open let ter to-day, called upon public-spirited | citizens to come to the rescue of the battleground. Vatin-Americans to Get vy or Army Instructions. WASHINGTON, June 9.—Lemistation a | authorizing the President to invite each | of the Latin-American Republics to send FS repreesntatives to this country be- fore June t, to receive instruction either at the or Military Academy SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY WONDERS, was recomm by Acting Secre STEAMBOATS. Up the Hudson 'There’s no better place than the Hud- son for outdoor recredtion-——Spring is the ideal time for the trip. Big, comfort- able steamers. Beautiful scenery. Music and Restaurant. IDEAL ONE-DAY OUTINGS In a single day from New York you can visit one of number of popular resorts. The through sail to Al- bany covers 150 miles. Make it # part of your next journey North, East or West. All through rail tickets between New York and Albany accepted. includtne Sunday. 8.40 A. M.; Laarg, Pegbromes wi Voth bus 0.80; Yonkers, 0.00; stopping al or pegentales West Point (except Sunday), pete Mi eng hail But~ _* Chesterfields i there Set “RE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 0, te Its a Long TAS Sto"tat << Va HON. ELBERT H. GARY recently said :— “I predict the next five years in this country will be the most progressive, prosperous and successful of any like period in our history; the results \ will astonish even the most optimistic of For the last three weeks I have been telling you about the James Gordon Bennett Estate Sale. Now note these facts:— ROBERT E. DOWLING, Pres. City In- vesting Co., recommended this as a purchase. E TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST anteeing the titles. Real Estate Operator, made ser on his investments immediately south of ‘HYMAN SONN, Real Estate Operator, made profits on his investments immediately south J. ROMAINE BROWN, ALEXANDER P. W. KINNAN, President of the Union Dime and SAMUEL E. JACOBS, - resident Hudson Realty Co., were some of immediately south, which I sold at auction you a Fentury of that property covered with mag- ba ob is a Charman and OMer Becoutiwe Officer ¢f 0. 8, Steet Corporation, ple who owned thé property i Priya T have te prope H fin PETTIT, Building Operator, said this is the location for Man- hattan’ A next bi, ATERNO, himself a Building Operator, showed his rth in the vow ey by building his celebrated Paterno és LAURENCE McGUIRE, President United States Realty and Im- provement Co. and recently President of the Real Estate Board of New York, says that this is a rare oj rtunity for the public. HARRIS MANDE! UM, one of the oldest Apartment House Operators, says this is one of the best buys in:the market for the small investor or the Many others have expressed the same thoughts, but I have neither time nor space to set them forth. You now have the sound judgment of the wisest men in Real Estate in New York. “A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient.” q The lots will go at the price you make. You Will Resell Them at the Price that New York’. Growing Population Will Make. Come to the sale TOMORROW and BUY! Sale starts at © 12 o'clock noon. Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey Street. 81 Nassau Street. Telephone 6500 Rector. Savings Bank books, also Liberty Bonds at market value, will be taken as ~ astle, just ad- 7, AUCTIONEER teak for This “ALL-IN-ONE” Advertisement.‘ |] $3.94 Night Dresses MORNING SPECIALS—Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. Every Monday in the Afternoon Papers All Monday’s and Tuesday’s Sales as advertised in DIFFERENT a Sunday papers are combined in this condensed, quick-reading ' ‘ announcement... Big Values in Small Type. Cut This Advertisement Out for Reference. (On Sale Both Toddy and Tuesday) We started these famous June Sales in 1894, when this business was 67 years old; therefore, these extra anniversary offerings in our “Quarter-Century’’ June Sales Quarter Century June Sales Undermuslins $1.48 Petticoats........... 1.28 sites $1.97 Woman's Petticoat... 1.64 | | 77 ct. infants’ Naineook | $4.94 Woman's Petticoats. 2.96 $1.48 Envelope Chemises... 1.26 $1.28 Envelope Chemises... .O5 48 ct. Nainsook Corset Covers. 2% 78 ct. Corset Covers...... $1.38 Combination: $1.68 Combinations $1.97 Combinations 58 ct. Drawers... 94 ct. Drawers. $1.28 Drawers... $1.39Night Dresses $1.68 Night eve $2.48 Women’sNgt. 4 ae Slips. jue Carriage 73 ct. Extra Size Drawers... .5% See trsks Wied Flaws oe | | 90:60 Coneets..... 94 ct. Extra Size Drawers... 74 Gertrudes. 28 ct. Extra Size Cor.Covs.. . 19 $1.94 Girls’ Dresses. 68 ct, Ex. 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