The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 7B

3r UnoaV MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, THE FORT WAYNE JOURNALGAZETTE SECTION rouR 7 I Real Estate News of Interest to Home Builders I I KENSINGTON PARK IS home of me. and mrs. Joseph a. fry jKHiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHffiflnilHHB lp '''fl "1 3rlimmmmmmmH sjm mm mm inn iifM JHHJHRb BART SECRETARY OF REAL KTATE BOARD Assumes Duties of Paul C. Guild, Who Resigned to Enter the U.

S. Aviation Corps. ILHiBIlaiHkfc. ammmi (jBKaafaammmml L. BART, New Beard 8retsry Members of the board of directors of th Fort Wayne Raal Estate Board at their regular meeting but WMk accepted tha resignation of Paul Gould aa secretary and elected Jvoula L.

Bart to fill tha vacancy Mr Guild restg nation waa mada In order that ha may taka op Ma, Mrrleaa In tha aviation corps of tha United Btatea Mr Bart la at tha present tint number of tha board of director and one of tha beat known nambara of tha local board. eH hae taken an act lve part In tha work of tha board aa well as pubUo enterprlss work throughout tha city Masquerade Dance Monday night Triers Minuet SUEYSpiVE None But Highest Words of Description Fit New Northeast Development. Th6y Look White But Kill the Light" Meigs Neutro Lenses A wonderful glasa for thoaa who work under bright lights or for un or anow glare protection. Made only by 101t Calhoun Street. Lyrle Theatre Bldg In addition to the original area of the city of Fort Warne hae been plan ntd with greater care and with tha certain result of meeting the exact lng requtrementa of thoae who aeek the moat desirable horn properties than Kensington park which will be ready early In the spring '11 la eo easy ohservsd K.

Doud In commenting upon Kensington park xo employ tne superlative in ueacrio lna the thin which strike our per sonal fancy that I wonder sometimes whether the people Of rert Wayne, I reading fh commenta concerning this wonaerrui piaoe, reany neve awaaen sd to the fact that thla la erne of the real splendid things that have "hap pened to thla city of ours In recent yeara. Fortunately Kensington park la so nearly completed that all who visit thla beautiful subdivision early thla spring will sea and understand Just what we mean when we epeak of It In superlative terms' Mr Doud doubtless refers to the fact that, aalde from the boulevard approaches from tha heart of the olty the nearness to downtown, the street car asrvloa the complete modern Improvements as to orhamen tal lighting sewers water and the Ilka the hlrh character of Kenning ton park la ahown by aucb features aa the use of real sheet asphalt for paving a condition which does not of fact. Kensington park la truly a "superlative" development. It Ues directly east of Forest park boulevard and poeaeeaea the advantage of forming part of an Ideal neighborhood with ail that tha term suggest. Lots will ba sold beginning In the early spring and 'tnany who are thoughtful are now determining upon their home sitae.

Pencil Lights Up Spot Where It Writes AN electrically lighted pencil Is aovelty recently patented by Martin A. Altaian of Camp Bhennau, CMlMcotlie, a Tha Hay electric bulb positioned near the pencil point Is protected by a small cap which alto serves as a reflector to throw the light oa the Una of writing A pencil of thla type can be used without dlfflr calty ar danger la the trenches at night Tha TralbVcaa removed tad screwed Into tha other end of the pea til tor tiss a a pmnll searchlight If desired. A tiny battery In the body of the pencil inppllea enough correal tot ths bulb. Fire per cent Farm Loans. WEEKLY REAL ESTATE LETTER (By commit borrd William J.

Dowling Joins Doud Forces The above photo a representation of the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Fry 2611 Reed street, and was erected by the City ft Suburban Building com This is a nve room house with a large living room across the front. The dining: room ts at the rear of the living room and Is entered through a beautifully designed archway Ihe kitchen Is at tha rear of the dining room and Is of the Pullman design with all up to date appointments The second floor Is welj arranged with two ntie sleeping rooms and the bath. SCHOOLSSTARTSFEB.il Organization Nearly Complete for Apprising Students of Savings Possibilities. Monday, Feb. 11, marks the opening of Ute campaign for tha sale of Thrift stamps In the publle schools of Fort vvayaa, which naa Been errangea at a inn or tne executive committee lllmeliok.

JOHN CAPRON, 220 I la planned to create competition I among the schools In the ooralng Dldg. onmpalga hot not aa to tha number I How Much Does a Fish Know? EVEN the fishes ot tha sea have pictures on memory's wall, Experiments hare been mad with several Dihee aa to their faculties tor remembering, but ths moat striking results tat bB obtained with ths gray perch, which Uvea chiefly on a small livery ou'ed sardine. Some of tha wers taken and colored red and war then put Into the tank where ths perch iris, with several silver colored airlines. Ot course the normal sardines aero at eao sslted and eaten, but (t aras not until hungry that the perch Bade a tentative moat of oa of ths ted oalorod vlctlma. On recognising the sardine flavor.

however, ha promptly demolished the remainder. Later the perch devoured ths sardines Irrespective ot color, tha showing not only trace of a memory, but also ths power to SlOeraatlat eolor. Suhquatly sardine oolorsd rod and bin war placed In tha task together with th silver ones, Tha gam seen wag repeated, th kind urdlnss not Vein attacked uatil Ik than war eaten and hunger oarapilled reaUfatloa at at aswecenw. Attar thla tatrwlMti. th al (at par dm ot all ttrf tr any dlffloulty Soma tsia at th an SSttr i i i aas3ifssn ii laaatsa pf stamps sold but as to the number of children who purchase In oomparl eon to tha number "of acholars in th school Prises will be awarded by different members of the stamp commitees, in the form ot stamps the first prise be ng a war aavlnga stamp of 14 It da nomination, worth II 00 in 1IJ the eeoond prises, twelve thrift stamps of denomination and the hlrd prlaes eight thrift atampa of IS de iinetione.

They will be awarded aa follows February by Bam Molbouand March, by C. Miller April, by Prof A. Ulmellckl May by Bal Green land June, by viuiam Bnerman, Tn rest of the year prises will be given Appralaements The Basis on Which Made by loud Is th subject for dlacusslon at the real es tate board dinner Tuesday ecenlng ine discussion win read ov I Walsh Thla Is one ef the most tmportant If the motit In portent subject that could be discussed before the real estate board for oprm this very thing hinges th whot Immense structurs datermlnln real estate values Mr Doud la well qualified to handle thla subject with his years of art It I'y In tta Fort Wayns real estate field Iind also as chairman of the real a tate hoard a valuation committee one of the busiest committees of theHocal board In ths Just appraisement of prop rty there are so many elements to be lake Into consideration that even the average real estate man Is not always qualified to determine esaet values It requires yeara ef training a deep mstgnt into local oondiuone, a knowledge of the trend of business so tlvity to develop and expert np pralser For this reason the great railway companies corporations and truateea of large estates hi various cities are calling upon the local raal estate board a valuation eommttteea to apralse thalr vast property holding realising that thslr experience and judgment is worth much more to them than that of special non resident ap pralsers The rort Wayne real eststs bosrd valuation committee of which Mr Doud Is the chairman haa been called upon for many such appraiaementa during the past year and ths growing demand for their services proves that the general phblio la glad to avail themselves of the vast store of value tin knowledge which the member of this commute posses. Every property owner should know the present value of bis real estate The trimming In the entire house Is have an exact In of a high quality of pin flnlahed In ventory of his stock each year The the most approved manner The house Is entirely modern and la a very oorafortable house. Mr Fry Is a machinist In the em ploy of Bowser Co.

8 RETT7 GERMAN AND HIS WIFE ARE AJJEN ENEMIES Came to This Country In 1868 and Married An American Girl. 8T LOUIS, Feb. Federal officials soon be made In the parochial schools lot tne purpose or selling stamps. by other members of the committees. there have been adviaed of the complex It la xpe4tJ that organisations will situation that confronts Alfred Fllsln ger 8 years of age and a Oerman of Cbintuly Ha who because of hit neglect to take out full naturalisation pa per now find himself classified as ar enemy alien and as such under the charge of hla wife, who also is an enemy alien jriwnger came to this country from 0SSIAN NEWS day morning On a furlougnSto visit with hla parent.

Mr and Mrs. R. I Mat field. He will return Sunday til company has been ordered ta a real? to moblllie on th 14th of th Mtnta. They expect to sail soon for Fran, lira.

A. Woodward 1 heM Iran) then fastened to th blu sardines. Tocsin, where she spent a law say Tb. wan at one. avoided by th br aon Oarth Woodward and perch, who promptly got out ot tha mtu on Tnoru' OS8IAK Feb.

I Ilalden Hatfield, who I now stationed at tprt Wash Ington, Md arrived In Qaalan Thura Germany In 1118 and later married an A 'i mlM. 1.1 1.1 a way at th newcomers. This showed trace of msmory, as tha result ot contact with th aeajsttla war shown and recognised. Th alarm about tha prevalence oi tgpsrculosai among Frssoh soldlert appear to nave been anfouadad. tor Major Wward Mat.

who hat special asff Of esse of tuberculosis, aa nouac thai 11 than ID per cant of tk Mldltri discharged a tuberculous ta fks irst yeara at th war actually pad tabersulosla In that home and has been named Stlae. Mr. yYmnk E. Foughty wa hoataae for tha H. Mr S.

of the Preaby. tarlan church last week. The ladle decided to hold their mite box social tha latter part of thla month. Offleer war elected for the ensuing year as follows Mrs. a l.

suns president) Mr. Lulu Hoopengardner Vise Brest dent, Mrs Charle A. Hoe Utter, see. via ts irougaty, trees John Daam, seerstary How Distances and Heights Are Measured With a Calibrated uisc Tin simplest Uod at aaaaaaftM dlouao with a fair amount at accuracy th tt of prUmaOo alno. ulara with a aaUbratea alao.

Th Aerial Ac traaalalaa from Motor at Berlin an artkla dertUn bow than ara used la anal aadT narlaa. Tha calibrated ela a tain flu plat with divisional ngrvd upon It and plaoad la th tight band banrt ot tk binocular. Thl 4s not to any ry latartw with th lw la fact, whsn on ax hi ta. oa a distant object U1 not notice th Use saalL "By means ef th ts th distance) th object eaa be, teona. Disc ar maaufaatniwe vhloh ar aall bratsd according to th pnrpoaa for which they ar intended.

Tan Fig. 1 I eA ")jgy nsa. ri. t. to aa Object ox anown mwi.w k.

aartamad. or. conversely, tf thai Mitanca khow th dimension at till II haw a Sum tor a by Utaaury. SHghUy dlffsreat dlsoa ar ns4 for plonssr aad arUlUry. "Suppos It Ii dIrd to tad thl aUtaaea from tk observer to th sir ship Bcawibea," ihown ba Fig.

Os tha calibrated It seen that th airship over a length of tS 1006. (Use JO to .) As It known that ft length of tk "Scnwabcn" lit metre. iU distant 111 1 00 from tha obrrr 1 It th distance to a g1 object a baa, from a map. tor Instance, and tt desired to Sad IU height, oa rvre a ealcnlaUon, malUytyUg th dlM height by th kaawa Slataaa and dlTldiat by LOOS. What Makes Telegraph Wires Sing or Hum TOT slaftng tt toitiraphwlya Is amUm fardoT a waath ar r(aott, though opinions differ aa th kins' of weather It foretells.

ay th Popular flcleae Monthly. Thar kaa been much ilseuasloa a to th au a' thl tonal rrobably It la simply th aaollaa kwp street, aad onrrno 4pna chiefly apoa tha dlreotlon of th wind la relation to tt direction whleh thc wlron Varhtttona la tka pitch ot th sound dp4 poa cnauge la th Unalon ot th wtra wVtharylac tsapemtur. BiBT SIXTH kUTI PECUA8ES. fh daatt rata babla la tkalr (rst swath at lit, which wa IU ft mm of living births la Nw York la 1114, tU to 11.7 pr loO la ll. while the general city death rata re mataad practically sUUonxry Thl Ii due Urg sly to th; work of th flfty elcht baby health stations tt tha De nartmnt at Hsaltn.

Ot literature Mra. E. Dyar la IU thla week, euf faring from a vary severe attack at tonslUtla. Boyd Flshar son of Mr. Rach Fisher and Charle Fergueon.

jr th hrman diatnct. were ueaian aoy who left this weak from Bluffton to Join uie signal oorp at Fort Leaven, worth, Kaa. Mra. Kooerv Turner la aim quite iu Bhe Is being cared for by her mother Mrs. Luolnda Hsndry Miss Tbelma Travis ha gone Vera Cm for a visit In th noma 9t Mr and Mrs.

Roland Heche. William Ebret and Edward Farnla son left thl week for Vaaoouvar bar. raoks, vther tlioy ive enllited for service In the epruce work. Mis urace uerr wiu ne nostss tor th Whlleaway olub next Thuraday evenli Feb. 14.

at a Valentine party Bareh the little I month old daughter of Mr and Mra. John Elsey. was taken to Fort Wayne Thursday by Dr Dyar for aa ray esamlntli'n I suffering from a growth In It neck. Th parent and grandmother Mra Joseph Blaey acoompanied the child Henry McClaUand Of Portland Me. who haa been apendlng th winter at th soldier national homa at Marion, America girl, a resident ot Bt, Lout county, gears ago no took out first aaturalisatl papers, but In th succeeding year forgot to til the neoee aarr naaer to complete cltlsenahln Net until several weeks ago whsn read tka contemplated registration Sou anemy eueas uia ne roceui we i still I a Oerman.

although by iU' ctlon an American, 11 tout his atorv to a federal off! del here who directed him to report asnsd and Informed the kfflclal that Mra. nisinaer his wire, oacupied that position and been post mlstree at Chlntllly ter'wfortyn year. aa has huabaad and kenoe muat be elaaalfled a an nmy alien. Dtapooltion ef th anomalou altuatlon awaits word from Washington. the opinion of men who devote their time and energy to the aal and development of real estate In Fort Wsyne.

The small fee charged for thla service Is more man orrssi oy in definite knowledge obtained of Just what uoh property Is worth. Th rental from reaidence property business block atore and office building. Is baaed on th appralaed value ana in many caaea loaa oi in come on theee Investments are prop erty adjusted by having a thorough appralasment made. Taksn. all In all.

every Idea gained concerning a correct bast for detenu 'inlng property value la a big aaaet to a real eatat man for "this reason It Is expected that every member of tn local board will be pressnt at thla meeting LIGONIER NEWS Wra Aihri Bttrda lira. H. ft Kins hftaVrsTturard from ft MTsrral wstasssT' all at Aebnre ad xfit ts apBd tta rest of th. wlnt.r hrsj at th hem ef air aad ftlrsv Waataa Baslak lira. Allan Monrss la noma from a twa a ef Hammond, lad ar ffn4s at th heme ef Mr.

Qaar a brothar pr Wtae er WILLIAM DOWLINQ. ro realtor and hulMer of new a lilltlois has just added to his ales force William Low)lng for mrly of lcatur The new addltloh to the sales force of this real state firm 1 as been made In order that the tn creasing business of the fir may be properly taken bare of The eprlmr will rind Kensington Fark the newest development of Mr Doud ready for the market, and with the other additions both In the city nd In suburban districts and the general aalea pf homes, both new and previously occupied win cause the Im mediate neea or a large saiea rorce which Mr Doud Is at the present tim arranging for In a conservative mm ner Mr Dowling Is a man of high type principles being a college graduate and having had previous butsness perlence lie la well known through out Adams county Try JourneJGazctte want suit. One cent a word They bring retulu. ALEX J. BAKER FOR COMMISSIONER Wn, Batdorf former raetaeat et lBlr wii merrlad Jfe II PMat.

le Mr. Alpho HematrMl. A Tha member et the M. club will hold a Valentine party Tueaday evening with Mr. A.

Bowman aa host. Robert Hatflld, who haa been HI for more than two week with a yery aevere attack of rheumatism, la not any better and hi auffarlng I great He la confined to Jed and la becoming oult. halDleaa. Mr siil Mr. A Krelgh ara erM tertalnlng a young son wno arrived in their horn last weea.

KITCH COMPANY SALES A deal baa bean completed In whlhe Attorney 1L Reed purchased the double nave at 101 Wet Lawl aUeet. Mr Heed bought thl property aa an inveetment. Mrs. Luolnda Bnydsr purchased for a home the eottag located at IS Lrt atraet, Q. L.

Oundar repreeentedl th hutch company la th above transaction. Afro American News Uarr D. Kaaay ot Uanaflald. earn Irar ea aoeauat ot th lilnaaa ad daeth I hie fathar Joba Kaaajr ar ML Clare Jaehaaa, et Moaton la visit lac Mra Drr aad Mlaa Duaalns rraaaU gimmtrmaa la la Tolado vialtlag his greadfathar, I B. Knlaaiy Mtae Halaa Cmmj will rmla heme aaill hr llth laat Nlmmoa La varl a was hawe the trst ef lh weak rram cam Teyiar jsme i tn Si ah I as aiadleal tratmat Th vathld achool will ra eie Ms dsp aftar hateg alooad tw wha fee wast IL 1 Deaaa, rratarr fr aeattty O.

A. wark. east C. Aaall, Ii taraauaei sriarir ir iaa a mo. aaa Wea warhlag la Msealr aad Mehie eouaty avra waehs la the lataroat thla ped wtrh.

A ptiac waa hld hr Taeadav svaalas ta) aronde la Ueaator'a ahar ef th afewl The haa ait aWowf The H. WeUaee. was ea awawaawj ajH wawawawawEbayaswai Alex Baker of Huntertown. haa announced his odndldacy for the Republican nomination for CommlMsloner the aeoona uisincE ox Alien County Mr Baker who haa an ex. wnelv eoo.ualntar.ee both In For) Wayne and over the county Is gaged In the farm Implement bualne at Huntertown.

prior to that he managed his farm In Eel River town hip In which he still takea an active in ureal. Mr Kaker'a dlatrlct tneluiu Cedar Creek. Eel River Lake Perry 8t. Joseph, Springfield Bclpio ana Washington townships ders Tudy afternoon and avMlag, MUaraanl picksnon I (julta sick wiu tha grip at her home. Ills Kit Th funeral of Mia Qlady Nora Peter waa held Moaday afternoon at th Mount Olive Baptist ohurch.

Iter. Bauadara aad Re Jordan ofnclacing Dr. Henry Wllllama aad Oewse Esters have gone to Hot Springs, Ark, ilson lit Lafayette street, Thursday evening February 14 Mrs Oeorg Laswr eatoriainea on Uondav afternoon at tea Mrs. James Stewart, Mrs wiuiaro warnein. an.

Black. Miaa Lorstta kimh aaa mix Cecil Rolaa, Th WUlIn Worksra, N. t. wsr tsruinad 1 hurday evealaa at th I home of ur. uaaaati.

wua sirs, jama Stewart and Mr Qatar aa host and hoatea. After th buclnss hour tnr were served a dainty lunhon by Mlas in riaeaett aaaUte Mr oetsr Mrs. Jam Blaok. Mia Jlargaret Miles and Mlaa Gladys Wilson enter, talned Thursday evening at th bom of Mr and Mrs ueorg vvueonr nto a pretty party In honor pf Mr Fred Coker of Bouth Bnd Th hops was prettily decorated with out Bower and th evening was spent with game sd cards. Those at thl party were Jane Haaaett.

Cecil Koian, uernio seoren sell. Margaret Mile. Qlady Wllaon. Mra. Fern Lamb, Bertha polndexter Cecil Dlcken.

and William Warttald. Claire Curry Carl Dlckeofj, John Brown, Charlie Owens, Jamas Black. The Protective Electrical Supply Co. Distributers In Any Quantity ef ELECTRICAL, TELEPHONE, AUTO SUPPLIES SUre CleeM tiS0 en Saturday. IM HJ WMt Oclumbl Street.

Phones M1, 1rf Beginners' Dancing Class forms Wednesday, 9 Trier's Minuet SchooL THE FUNERAL CHAPEL Outfit and Same Usa Bt Charfca No. Higbar KLAEHN MELCHING UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS 221 aad 223 Washington Boolarnrd, East Pkotva 228 Vl HRST CLASS SOUND GRADE LUMBER, SEE E. GILMARTIN SONS LUMBER YARD AND PLANING MILL 117.137 Murray St. Phone. 7700 7701.