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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09
ONFEREES ON
ROAD MEASURE
BEGIN DUTIES
By CHARLES Ii. ADAMS
Staff Correspondent

Oklahoma City, March S.-As
forecast by The Ardmoreite the
senate has appointed Senator Fred
Z. Tucker, Ardmore; c. w, Board,
Okemah; X. l.. Davidson, Tulsa
w. c. McAEstcr, Hugo, and r. {.
Simpson, Thomas, as its conferees
on rhe fifty million dollar good
roads program. The house has
namcd Paul Nesbitt, McAlestcr; A.
+. Cravcr BartlesviiIc; Lon Nor
ris, Walters, W. T. Anglin, Hold
enville and Edwin Dabney, Altus,
as its confcrees. Judge Crayer IS
the only republican member of the
conference committee. The sell
ate ccnierc2s comprise that bodys
subcommittee on roads and high
ways which wrote the senate reso-
luton. Paul Ncsbitt is chairman
Of the house roads and highways
committee and is credited with be
ing the author Of the house resolu-
ton
The initial meeting of the con
ierces was held at the Skiryin ho-
tel last night but was said to be Of
an informal nature, for the pur-
pose OF organization and to discuss
the status OF The two measures
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09

resoirt;on ,rd ,.ber tbo rnner
body's re.oIut;on came ,long srrncl,
oYt oyerytb;na hnt ;ts nnm6er and
substitute t5o concrrren+ resoln-
ton II :. b,rd1y nossihIe that
tho conference cor7ritteo viii .oake
INV, roaI oroGress hefore ,he first
of ,be ,vecl. vrIoss se.s;on ;s
bcId Crrdav
r. i bcIicvod that # : certain
+bo+ ,ha sonoto ,,.r,hors of Ge
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09

Discriminatory. When a picture
from New York, or Kansas City,
or Seattle, or Oklahoma City, or
anywhere else, arrives it j. sent
Immediately to the military organi-
cations hailing from that particu-
lar locality and it only needs a
simple announcements TO the effect
that a home town movie will be
shown to pack the Young Men,
Christian Association hut or thcatcr
10 the limit as many times as il is
possible to show the hlm before taps
blows.
Some day, ago in Coblcaz, While
@ picture from Chicago was being
hown. soldier rose from his seat
and shouteI There's M dog" .hcn
after pauec he adjcc, and that's
NY brother with him,
Many a boy Owe: here has seen
ono oi his relatives in these pie
lures, and hey are more successful
thau the latest humorous film or ;hc
ucHcst drama.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09

New York, March S--Mlrti" Ju-
ian, who managed and seconded
his brothcr-in-law, the late Bob
Fitzsimmons, wher he won the
heavyweight championship ircm
amcs ]. Corbctt at Carson City,
New 2 years ago, died a. his home
in Brooklyn yesterday after a brief
illness. Juli&p was connected with
theatrical enterprises for more Than
thirty years and was credited with
being among the d-st to have NOV
lag pictures taken OF prize-ring CON
tests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09

come candy-makers after July /.
Officers OF one company said today
that they had applied to the building
inspection department for permis-
sion to make changes in their brew
ing plant in RoXbury to equip it
Tor candy manufacture. Officers of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09

two other brewing firms have filed
certificates of incorporation as a
chocolate company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09
CALL 25o

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fore Z p. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09

Special Turkey Dinner at the
New Wilmington Cafe, II to 2:3O
Sunday. (Advl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09

Boston Brewers to Make Candy.
Boston, Mass, March S.-Brcw-
,r, OF this city are planning to be-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09

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moreite call 259, the circulator, bes
fore 7 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY the Grace Of Sod, Free and
To FRANCISCO AJELLo. vINCENzo
IiNA AJELLo. ALFRED MEssERI.
sERI. UNITED STATES FIDELITY &c
COMPANY. HENRY LEH-
MAN, WILLIAM J. O'DONNELL and
ROSA MEYER BRUCHMAN, and JAMES
A. TIMONY, and to all persons interested
az creditors. next Of kin or otherwise in
the Estate Of joseph Ajello. deceased. who
at the time of his death resided at 2s West
26th St. in the Borough of Manhattan
City, County and State OF New York.
SEND Greetings
Upon the petition OF Clemente AJelio.
residing at 1881 Lexington Avenue, Bor-
Joseph Ciemente Ajello, residing at 2o1
East 18th St. Borough OF Manhattan,
city of New York:
You and each OF you hereby cited TO
show cause before the Surrosates' Court OF
New York County. held at the Hall of
the second day Of May, 1919. at hals-past
ten clock in the forenoon OF that DAY.
why the account of said C1emente Ajelio
and Joseph Cicmente AJello. as Admins
traitors OF the Goods. Chattels and Credits
OF said deceased, should not be judicislly
settled
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we havs
caused the Seal Of the Surroestes' Court
Of the said County OF Now York to be
hereuuto affixed.
Witness. HONORABLE JOHN p. CO..
HALAN, a Surrogate OF our said County.
of April. in the year OF Lord one thou
sand nine hundred ard nineteen.
lSesll DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the Su,rogstes' Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market

tion ls regarded not onlv as bov;r
protected itself so far as office snars aas
- y, concerned, but to have made a snlon1
'u o. investment as we'll, and tho in
huence of its action is looked for -,
many places. "oo LOT III
Up 10 this time banks have bccn +bo
principal purchasers of larqcr hr;Ia
lhgs IN the downtown section. Amonn
cue buyers are the National .Bank os
&c osoHnmerce, the Canadian National RanL
Canada. NoS"i DahK or
r Co!mmenting on the purchase Of tho
Stnal a'pIic r building, Judge Gary, of the
o'eci corporation, said:
our purchase OF the Emn;re p,;1a
ing through Mr.. Day was infinencod nd'i ~.
the excellence of its location hv +bS ny
character of the building. bv the re.
oent very great Improvement and CON
hi'iaosoh h'It OF transit facilities in This
hub of the financial district W.
oeemed 1t wise to procure nermanort
quarters in this city" II !
olarence H.. Kelsey said: "This nur-
enase, IN addition to being of rrcat
pelsohal interest and one of the
thalgest with which I have had the
'onor ever to have been connected. is
oIg VIA potentialities. 1t means that
.no ivy or New York is now to be the
Fel "ian nenC steel centre OF the world
1or % the seat of any great industry is is
me IN, Place from which it is financed
me City of New York is to be con-
graduated" >0"-
WI. Day said that the transaction
was source of great salts faction to
MN; 1T is of far greater Importance
10 the City of New York and it's vast
business interests because of it's prob
aoIe ehect upon the minds of promi-
nent men, many of whom need only the
dehnlte leadership and action of some
good captain of industry to decide for
mem the question of locating their
permanent headquarters here or else
"here,' Mr.. Day continued
THAT this is the case I know 10 he
true tor that was precisely the effect
when | sold to the United States Steel
corporation tract of 1862 acres at the
mead or Newark Bay. The response
IRON other large concerns was immed
ate"
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Realty Teams
Asked to Raise
500 90, 90
Accept Raise in Quota as
Citation From Govern.
ment for Good Work;
Drive Ahead of Last One

1he Victory Loan General Commit
tee has notified Mr.. Marling, chairman
OIL the real estate division, that the
quota for the division has been boosted
to S6,o00,000. The committee in rails
ing the quota had in mind the wondcr-
tul record made by the brokers in their
orlVc last tall. Great as was the work
done for the fourth bond issue. Mr.
Mariing said yesterday that the brok
cfs were driving along better than
ever. He said that the records for the
first three days of this drive and the
1lrst three days of the previous drive
snow ditference OF $4,000 in favor
o., ot the victory drive, the total for the
Svictory drive being $929,750, against
so11'Soo 1or the Liberty drive of last
Mr.. Marling said there could be no
better indication of patriotism than
the manner in which the present drive
Is being supported. Bond subscribers
are not being carried away on the
wings OF martial inspiration, but on
those of peace and victory"
=, Although pleased with the showing,
Mr. Marling still demands the un,
divided efforts of every team member.
Inc chairman is certain of this; in
TACT, he is assured of it by the reports
which have come from team captains
The spirit of the workers is such that
the Sl,000,000 jump in the quota will
be realized just as easily as if the
quota had not been increased.
Mr.. Marling and the teams regard
the request of the general committee
IN raising the divisions quota as u ci-
tatlon for meritorious work.
Subscriptions received at headquar-
ters during the day totalled Sl11,lOO
The Woodlawn Cemetery Corporation
and the Italian Savings Bank were the
leading contributors Yesterday, each
subscribing $4,000. II, Gertner, res
taurant proprietor, contributed $4,000
and Leon Tanenbaum $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattar.

HUDSON 81, 1Q5-1o0: 1aa 'iay Powell TO
Fredk Powell. exc. ostatc JAS Powell,
atty, G & r Co, 1,o Eway, Dec 28.
35VH ST 145 H. Economic Realty Corp
2i5 Montague st, Bklyn, to Dorothy S
Rae. sos Third st. Bklyn: atty, Rock
Wood & Lark, 90 Bway; Jan II, 1917
sTH ~, $500, Sd st. n MaoDougai SSggG
st. 5Sx2o 9TH av, 441-43; l4th st. 40
w. Bowery 9, 326 from intersection
Atm st & Bowery, runs 36x w 216x
II " % 3x n : 21.3x s. g 9l-1 and l4.6x
40 to " Bowory Ell to beg.
Maurice & Ida y Lyman to Harry
Held & Chas J Basch: attys, Fcltenstein
s. kostenstein, 309 Bway; July q. 1916
4sTH ST. n 8 2242 L 10th ay; 242xioo. 5
Clara Goldstein to Bernard J Toss, 362
w 35th st; atty, Bernard J Foss do5
Ninth av; Jcc 1e, 1909 .......,....s55O
oath ST, 102 w, s. g. 80 Columbus av
35NlQ0, Ella J and Robt Breckenridge
70 Inwood House formerly n Mag
dalen Benevolent Society atty Morti-
fner G Addoms, 11-l5 William ST. June
1ilfH sT. s. 845 W 5th av ioox7i.Gi6g'
Juo Nolz TO Juo Volz by assigsnment,
atys, Krakower e Peters sos Bway;
tisT sr 1fs " Chas n ara Aiyua Van
Atrn. on the preinises. 20 jno Is Wilson
Mepie~ood, attys- Gtlespie &
f NfcWoIAS Az 7gsi Win q po9fe ~
W lasefl = e7ti q atty ieqi
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Childs May Build
Soldiers Memorial
1T Not, He Plans Apartment for
Hotel Plaza Site, Facing
Prospect Park

The Hotel Plaza, at the southwest
corner of Prospect Park West and
Union Street, on plot 90x1OO, has been
sold by Howard c. Pyle G. Co. for the
estate of Lydia NJ. White to William
Hamln Childs. This property was
purchased by Mr.. Childs, it is said.
largely on the basis of public spirited
civic pride IN the location, which, be-
ing at the main entrance to Prospect
Park and with the two new subway
connections about to begin operation,
IS one of the most attractive centres
in Brooklyn.
Mr.. Childs's prime object in the
purchase, it is reported, is to erect
soldiers memorial, provided the nee.
essary arrangements can be made, but
II this plan cannot be formulated. it
ls reported Mr.. Childs will erect an
apartment house to compare favor
ably with anything in Manhattan.
Mr. Chiids, in conjunction with 9TH
ers, has purchased through the
Chauncey Real Estate Company the
vacant plot adjoining at the northwest
corner of Prospect Park West and
President Street, 100x1O0, for the site
OF a twelve story apartment hotel with
roof garden.
The Meistcr Builders have sold 25s
South First Street, six-story apart
ment, on 4 plot 40x1OO, with three
stores.
B. J. Sforza has sold for William
Meyer to Gofrcd Raimo, the two
family dwelling, on lot 2Ox10O, at 1880
Bay Ridge Avenue
bulkley e. Horton Co. have sold in
conjunction with Peter Romano 1905
Pacific Street, a dwelling, on lot COX
100; for Thomas w. Hetherington to
an investor.
John R. & Oscar l.. Foley have sold
plot OF five lots on the northwest cor
ner or Eighteenth Avenue and Sixt-
eth Street, for w. Podesta to client
for Improvement.
the Clinton Trading Corporation
sold TO Mrs. Rose Regan the two-fami-
~ dwelling at 984 Glenmore Avenue.
on lot 20X10O. William Conselvea
was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Newark to Show
Way in Large
Building Project
Otto Heineman Phone Sup.
ply Co. Calls for Bids for
S5OO,OOO Factory; Annex
for Brooklyn Postoffice

One of the largest factory building
operations conducted in this section
of the country since the end of the
war is being figured on by the White
flreproof Construction Company and
the Turner Construction Company,
who desire sub bids on all materials
and labor. The project, as reported
by Browns LettersS Inc. ("Building
Reports), 40 West Forty second
Street, calls for a 100000 building
for the Otto Heineman Phone Supply
Company,$ and will be erected on
Thomas Street, Newark. Plans are by
Russell G. Cory, Walter NJ. Cory, asso-
cate architect. 1t will be a four story
and basement structure, 341x100 feet
in area with a wing 6OxS2. Other con-
Germs figuring the general contract are:
Industrial Engineering Company, Amer
lean Concrete Steel Company, New
ark; Fred Kilgus, Newark, and two
Cleveland concerns. Bids will close
April so.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Broadway Apartment
Bought by Operator
Regent Hall and BeIlport Hall,
Between I23d and I24th Sts..
Taken by Shenk

Joseph Shenk has bought from the
Freybcll Realty Company, Charles M.
Roscnthal, president, through Joseph
Harrison, the two six story elevator
structures covering the block front on
the east side of Broadway, between
123d and 124th streets, known as Re-
gent Hall and Bellport Hall. The COM
bined properties front 200 feet and
have depth of 100 feet.
Mr.. Shenk has resold to Joseph G.
Harrison the Onondaga, a six story
structure at the south corner of River
side Drive and 152d Street. 1t covers
lot l00x1OO. Nasonowitz & Weiss
were the brokers in the latter sale.
The Kimberly for New Operator
The Kimberly, six story elevator
apartment at $50 West 164th Street,
has been purchased by a. Blumcnthal,
formerly connected with Bing e. Ding.
1t occupies plot 125x117, and was ac-
quired from the West 164th Street
Company. Title will be taken in the
name OF the Bcechwood Realty Cor
poration, of which Mr.. Blumenthal is
president Mr.. Blumcnthal has ncgo-
of three other large apartment prop
critics.
An investor has purchased from
Frederick Brown the six story elevator
apartment at 14O Wadsworth Avenue,
at the northwest corner of 18Oth Street,
on plot 90x119.6, subject to a savings
bank mortgage for $150,000, through
Leopold We'll
Lima c. Prescott has sold 1851 Madi-
son Avenue, at the southeast corner of
109th Street, Il five story fiat with
stores, on lot 26.6x95
William Goldstone has sold to an in
vestor 205 East Ninety seventh Street,
a five story, twenty family tenement,
on lot 25Nl00. John Peters was the
hrOlcr
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRk.-Edward II. Deahed. as Commit =
teo OF the Estate of Margaret w. Folsom.
sn incompetent person, etc, Plaintiff. against
Samuel Harris ct al. Defendants.--ln pur-
auance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
duly made snd entered in the above-entitled
actton and bearing the date the 10th day OF
: prll, 1sls. l. the undersigned. the referee
In said judgment named, will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos. IA
Is Vesey Street. in the Borough of Manhar-
tan. City of New York. on the 14th day cf
Ma Nay; 1919 at IL o'elock noon on that day.
dill ected by said judgment TO be sold. and
therein described follows:
LII that cert ain lot piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and improvements
tl;ei con erected, situate. lying and being in
the Twelfth Ward Of the City OF New York.
Borough Of Manhattan. known as Number s%
East lo4th Street. and bounded and de-
sorii ed as follows:
BEGINNING at point on the Southerly
side of One hundred and fourth Street dis
tant Three hundred 5000 feet Easterly from
the corner formed by the intersection OF the
Easterly sid6I of Fifth Avenue with the said
Southerly size of One hundred and fourkh
Street. running thence Eastwardly along ths
said Southeily side of One hundred and
Southwardly and parallel with Fifth Avenue
One hundred 900 feet and eleven (1iR
riches TO the. centre line of the block, thence
Westwardy salong said centre line OF the
block Twerrty-fve (25) feet: thence North
wardly and again parallel with Fifth Ave
nue. One hundred (l00) feet and eleven ii1D
inches to the point orr place of beginning
Said lot is also known and distinguished a.
Number s37 on a certain Map of Lands cc
Benjamin L. Benson. made by Joseph #
Bridges City Surveyor May, 1925, and nov
or formerly te Map Number SS in tho
Office OF the Register of the City and County
of New York The land affected by said in
strument lies in Section 6. In Block 1909. on
the Land Map of the City of New York
Dated, New York April 10th, 1919.
JOHN II. ROGAN, Referee.
BALDWIN & MAY. Attorneys for Plsintir.
81 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhst
tan. \. Y. City.
The following Is a diagram of the property
10 be sold: its street Number IS - East,
.04th Street:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
.-sss-- s----ssss
Builder PAYS II Profit
For Crescent Ave. Plo.
Site at 193d Street Corner VIII
i'e improved With Apart
mcnt Houses

Mrs. Anna A. Decker has sold the
plot, 250X112, at the southeast corner
of Creston Avenue and 193d Street to
the Baronet Realty Company (Adel-
stein & Avrutine), who resold it at
profit to Morris Polsky, who will soon
break ground for an apartment i'm
provement. A. Blumenthal negotiated
both transactions.
Three Houses in lS3d Street Sold
Charles Schadle has sold the three
three story flats on a plot 75x11O at
450-54 East 1S3d Street The buyer
is an investor.
l65th Street House for Investor
John r. and Oscar l.. Foley have
sold for NJ. w. Collins to an investor
SIT East 165th Street, a fve-storv
apartment on plot 25X113
Sale in Sherman Avenue
August Lauter has sold for Edwin
Robitzek the hvc-s story apartment
house on plot 45x100 at 967 Sherman
Avenue to Goldwasser Widdar &
Reich.
CauldweIl Avenue House Sold
Samuel Wacht, jr., has purchased
hho'n tnc diIlSSetla uOlulng Com
pany 1906 Cauldwell Avenue, two
fvc-story apartments on plot 78x1OO.
Dwellings, in Bronx Sold
Thomas e. Son have sold for the
Courtney Development Company to
Royal NJ. Cushman the three and one
half dwelling on plot 20x1o0 at 81
Convent Avenue.
Tillie Kassel has purchased 552
M orris Park Avenue, a frame dwelling
on plot 25x95, from Bertha Berach.
Buyer for Bronx Corner Garage
M. Blumberg has sold the fremont
Garage, fvestory freproof building
on plot 50xl00, at the corner Of
Washington and fremont Avenues.
through William j Smith.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
BROOKLYN Postoffice Anex

Bids will close on April 80 for the
annex to the main post office building
in Brooklyn, to be erected by the gov
ernment. The architect is James A.
Wetmore. of the Treasury Department,
Washington. Plans and specifications
can also be had from the department
chief engineers, Room rs, Custom
House. The bidders up to yesterday
are; the Rangeley Construction Com
pany, which desires sub bids on all
lines; I. A. Clarke Company, Brook
lyn; ]. NJ Knopp, f. Diamond, J. H..
Goldblatt, ". A. L'Hommedeu & Co,
j: Davies Company, Brooklyn; A w.
King, Shelbourne & Blake Construc-
tion Company, Emil Debitsch, White
Johnson Company, Algernon blair,
Montgomery, Ala, C. l., Dooley, Brook
lyn, Henry Z. Fox Construction Cont
lpany, Joseph Bauer, Brooklyn, and Nj.
y, lundin,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Sales al Auction
~ tn,,.,,t, - -,

bN d0sebli r. DAY
WEST ST. 4if-4is. ~ . cAt Parry. t3s.a.
65oN19N8lNSc.1 . and sty tnls ana atrs
, Wes' Side Say pant agt ST Johns rar>
Neeltv ot al, duo, sg6qSG 80. taNcs.
,., ssln , - to the plaintiff FOR $s7.5oo
81 AZ ION 81, 3lS, N .. 20 Goetch 5. .
s4.ex79, b-stv int and strs, citizens say
hank ast David stein ct al. due. SIT.
sz5.o2 taxes. etc. siSsb0, to tho plain
tiff for $4,000.
12tTH ST, il2 u. :. 100 lst av. 25x
100 u. . -sty tint and strs a } johnson
chamberlain agt $ = Allen ct al. duo
sGteo:g2; due etc., s5oS.S0. to the
plaintiff Tor $4,000
BY Henry Brady
BETHUNE ST. 4o-44, II :. s2.1 Wash
iinston st, 45.1oxso.7, 3-sty tnts; q II
Hedden agt Rose c del Pima IIedden ct
a.: (pertition); to Ros;na Voijhart for
BY Arthur c. Sheridan
FREMONT AV, 28o T.. n 9. 244.i W An
thony av. 5ox1oo. 2-sty dwlg, to the
plaintiff for $500.
HERsCHELL ST 1917, & $, 95.4x94l0x
irres Emily Backcs agtg Stewart Cot
rody et al: Jerome Eisner atty: (parti-
t!on), to Sophie koloff for 5000.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
1N ronrc1osuRr: suprem. Count. Nsr

IN FORECLOSURE: Supreme Court. Now
York County. County Clerks Index, No.
ls6si-l91S James 7. Horn. Plairtir
Pendants. George w. ellis, Plaintiffs Attor-
ney 14s Broadway, Manhattan. New York
city
Pursuant to Judgment, entered April ..
1919, ths undersigned referee will sell ct
public auction. at the Exchange aaiestoom.
Nos. iA-is Vesey street borough of Man,
noon on April 80, 1919, by lesenh T; DAY.
suoueneer' tho mestsased premises di'ss.ea
a tsd in the thorough Of Manhattan, New York
my. on ,he ysss side o, sss Msd,Aen Avsnas
- feet II ineheA Ia width ia trent ana
rear, by "a feat Ia depth an each side The
seuthegiv side wall et said etemeee being =
ia ftN wall
Mortgages foteeiesed arr teeetaed sn t,iser
idsa of Mortgages. raen asa, ana tAeef 1887
es Mufisaaee, page J4s, New York County
Registers tffVe.
The following IA a diagram, ef the prop
ettv the etreet number henR No. 1854 Madi.
con Avenue New York County
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Empire Building
Sale Regarded of
Great importance
Influence OH Buying of
Downtown Houses by Big
Concerns and Fixing of
Steel Headquarters Here
Big Factors

Purchase OF the Empire Building. at
II Broadway, yesterday by the United
States Steel Corporation through Jo-
senh P. Day marked the climax of a
buying movement in the lower part of
Manhattan which has been the most
notable feature of the real estate mar
ket Of the last few months.
Real estate experts in touch with the
downtown situation have said that the
dav was near when great corporations
would re compelled to protect their
business houses through purchase,
even though such purchase involved
rreat structures of high value. In
buying its home the Steel Corpora
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Dioxygen Manufacturer
Buys 8-Story Building
Oakland Chemical Company
Secures Property at SO; Sec.
ond Sale Since Last Wear

SPear & Co, have sold the eight
story and basement factory building at
." Fourth Avenue TO James G. Timo-
llaat' president of the Oakland Chemical
company, manufacturers of dioxygen,
VINO viii use 1t for his huainesa after,
making extensive alterations, The
hVildine was held at 100000, and Was
aSld Tor eaeh' This waa formerly puW
~ Yhe Hamilton faeh eetete, which held
it far many Nears, Incidentally, cha -
the seeend tme It has heen sold Ia the
last war
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
New Foreign Banking Co.
Rents Wall ST. Premises
Organization Backed by Park
National, of This City, and
Union Bank, of Canada

The Park Union Foreign Banking
Corporation, formed recently by the
National Park Bank of this city and
the Union Bank of Canada for foreign
banking, with branches in San Fran
cisco, Seattle, Japan, China and points
in the Far East, has leased the
ground floor banking Office at 56 Wall
from the American Foreign Banking
Corporation, through the Douglas Rob
inson, Charles S. Brown Company. for a
term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Bids for New Dsatlock

May 70 Is the date set for the clos
ing OF bids on the contract for dryaoels
No, ., which the United StAtea Gov
efnment viii bull al Charleston, =.
6. G, ", Parks. ehiei Of the Rureau
Of Yards and noeke. "a the architect.
A deporit of 100000 IA required from
all hilnnfs