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Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

for delivery in April that could just as well take the tractors now. By doing this, they will enable the tractor manu- facturers to get their present stock out of the way and to enable them to make that many more tractors and conse- quently re-embloy great many of the men who left their service 10 go to war. Realizing these conditions and with an idea of inducing as many farmers as possible 10 take their tractors now in stead of waiting until later. the Inter- national Harvester Company of Amer ica, Los Angeles. California, as well as the local representative are offering d special discount for early delivery.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

10 makes no difference what your wants may be. You can have them supplied by using and reading the Re- uublicau Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
GRAIN

CUICAGO, March 10.-Close: Corn, May $LS5 3-S; July SIPS l-2. oats Nay eg -4c: July 63. Pork, May 44.oo Tuly 41.05. Lard, May 26.62; July 25.97. Ribs. May 24.27; July 2S.o2.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

how any one could oppose such a league
 One amendment he proposes is def mite recognition of the powers of the United States constitution, and anotheI is that "our traditional supremacy of things American must be recognized. This. he said, means mainly, the Mon roe doctrine
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
SPENCER IS FOR LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, March 10-United States Senator Seldon Spencer of Missouri, one of the 39 republican senators who signed Senator Lodges resolution. de- claring the proposed covenant of the league of nations unacceptable in it's present form. said on his arrival here today from Washington that he was heart and soul in favor of a league of nations" and believed such a league is
 certain to be formed and did not see
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Local. Produce Market

Tomatoes are being received con- stantly in large quantities from old Mexico, Chili and shelled shrimps are also being received from the same places.
 A ear of netted gem Washington po- tatOes and a car of Colorado potatoes were received yesterday. A car of apples, containing all varieties. was also received. A shipment of garlic, of extra fine quality, and lots of it, was received yesterday from Mexico.
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Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

MERCANTILE PAPER.
 NEW YORK, March 10.-Mercan- tile paper 1-4 M , 12; sterling 50 day bills 4.79 If: commercial 50 day
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

bills on banks 472 S-4; commercial SO day bills 4.72 1-2; demand 475 3-4; cables 476 7-16. Mexican dollars v 1-2 Time loans easier 60 and 90 days 1-4 GD 1-2; six months , 1-2 @ , 3-4. Call money steady. high ,; low 4 1-2; ruling rate f 1-2: closing bid 1-2; offered at 8 last loan ,.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
REVOKES DEATH SENTENCES

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Disap- proval by President Wilson of death sentences passed by military court at Camp Funston, Kansas. up on priVates Mayer Bernstein, Julius F. Greenburg and Sam Solnitzky, for re fusing to obey orders, was announced today by the war department. Prest- dent Wilson in each case ordered the SoIdierc raSforaI fo ditt1r
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
 USED ALL OVER WORLD

Royal Baking Powder a famous prO- dgct. had it's first introduction on the market about 70 years ago and is now 9 household word all over the world. lt goes into millions of homes and is Nnowu and used in every country un- der tho sun. The Kaffirs in South Africa and explorers at the north pole ind it equally good and time resist 'ng. It has come to be regarded as an indispensable adjunct to the most up- tJ-date kitchen.
 The distinguishing feature of Royal Baking Powder Is the fact that it is made rom Cream of Tartar, which is derived from grapes. a delicious whole some fruit Constant vigilance and determination of the manufacturers tu turn out the best article of it's kind that capital. brains and scientific skill can produce has won the endorsement of the most eminent chemists physi- clans and dititians the world over and made Royal Baking Powder relied upon hv countless numbers of women to make pure and wholesome food.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
ARREST 1eo RoLSHEvIsTs

WATERBURY, Conn, March g. One hundred and ninety allied bolshe- vik were raunded up by the police al a meeting here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

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Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

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New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
CITATIONS

HUNTINGTON. CHARLES p. THE
people OF tire STATE OF New York. by
the grace If God free and indepen,iens
TO Nivienne Naudc Huntington the heir
and nrvt Of lin Of Charles T. fIuntfngton
deceased. send greetinr.
whereas. Henry \ Stckney. who resides
at Snitttawn BfanrA. SUFFOLK County Nev
York has lately applied to IA" Surro-ates'
Court Of our County Of New York 10 have
date the 3lst day OF October. 1915. relating
to both real and personal property. duly
proved az the last will and Testament OF
Charles ?. Huntington. who was at tho
time OF his d~atr resident OF 225 West
s0th street. City of New York. the County
OF New York. deceased.
Therefore. you and each OF yoa are cited
10 show cause before the Surroe:ates' Court
OF our County OF New York al / ae Hall Of
Records, in the County OF NeM York on
TIE 6th day Of January. one th2Aisana nine
hundred and twenty. at half past ten
o'clock In the forenoon O. that DAY @hv
the said VIII am testament snduld ,.ot be
admitted 10 probate q VIII df real and
personal property
In testimony whereof we Rave caused
the seal of tae fSurrogates' Conrt OF the
hereunto affixed
IL. 81 Witness. Honorable .JOHN p.
CoHAlAN. Surrogate of our
saii County OF New York al said
County, the lst day OF December in tho
year Of our ipId one thousand nine hum
dr-d and nineteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Clerk o. the Surrogates' Court.
CURTIS. MALLEr-PREVcS G. COLT.
Attorneys for Proponent.
80 Bro<d st.. New York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Kelly's Assistant Held
In Calliess Burial
False Death Certificate IL the
Charge in Case Over Woman
Hit bv Automobile

Frank Connell. an assistant to George
Fl. Kelly, an undertaken at 337 Colum-
bus Avenue, was arrested last night on,
warrant issued by CHIEF Magistrate
McAdoo charging him with issuing
false death certificate in the case OF
Mrs. Anna Calliess. Conneil WAS re-
leased in night court in $500 bail.
which was furnished by Thomas Fox,
an undertaken. of Bathgate Avenue and
177th Street, The Bronx.
Mrs. Calliess died October 10 as the
result Of an automobile accident. Her
burial took place within thirty-six
hours, Kelly being the undertaken.
Charlotte Calliess, daughter, learned
Of the death of her mother after the
burial, had the body exhumed and re-
buried and started an inquiry into the
affair.
1t was found the death certificate vas
faulty in several particulars. it is al
legged, and that an adjuster for the
taxicab company owning the vehicle
which killed Mrs. Calliess had been put
down as her sonin-law The adiuster
is said TO have paid the funeral ex-
penses. which amounted TO s75.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19

mtge sla4, 600; Dec ia; due june IS. 1920.
2 c; attys. Goldsmith g. r.. 1873
DAWSON ST, 1852 s. 25xloo; David David
DE hssin to Mary Bell 7ss Dawson y2 st.
UNIvERsrrY Av. 1907 $. 52.sxloo. Jos
Keller to John p Opessen. 4o7 East 1S4th
.sttv. g A steinmuller. 1911 Sd av 81 900
18TH ST sas p. $; 81. .2xs7.l; Benz Cohen
pr mtge 81. 900, Dec 10; due: etc, as
per bond: atty A Bangser. IS Liheriy
soUTHERN BoULEvARD. 8. ito n
Longwood av. 5oxiOo; Nathl J Mass to
Central Union Trust. Co so Bway. and
H1s AnG tisst fTusts Dec 2 q yrs c. atty ass
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, e ls6th st,
Iooxloo, Mary Gilman ct al to same.
Dec 3, 3 yrs. c; atty. B Ferriss,
wHIrLocK Av. i5sth st, 1oox1oo
same same to same; Dec ); yrs. E atty
LOTS 25s and 254 map Hunts Point Es-
tates; same TO same; Dec 3. yrs. p e:
TlNToN Av. sos. 8, isx75: Gussie Rab-
inowitz to Patk O'Neii. 1915 College av,
Pee e II 7s YRS s." c; atty. Title G.ar y roS
SAME PRoF' Pr Fwsy same to same, pr 'aifss msSe
$4,000; Dec II: yrs. C: atty. same
BAssFORD Av. 2s17. VS.. 1ssx4ss; VIC
toria Mancini to Alfred X Sherwin. II
Hamilton av. New Brunswick y ], pr
mtge $500 Nov 2s. 3 yrs. 6 p c; atty.
Lswyers Title Co. 1so Rway. 500
MONTGOMERY PL. 2, .. 25x9s: Eliz 7
Tarbox to Emma Bauer. 32l 159th ST
Dec -: 3 yrs. 5A C; atty. G T
Co. l7s Bway .................. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY; Nathan Korsen to
Elk l. Jarbox. 2 Montgomery pi. pr
ntge $4,000; Dec II. instals. p e:
l3sTH sT g, 1915 wills av. 25xloo:
Kathryn e Turner to Paul Schnitzler,
40l Il l39th ST. Dec IS: yr. p c atty.
Rabe & X. 25S Bway ..........,.S 900
236TH ST. 3. 100 e Oneida av, 50xlo0,
Richard L Robinson & ano TO Maurice
Colbert, Ill w 190th st, Dec 9; due.
etc. as PEI bond; atty, Owen S NJ Tur-
n"r, 1873 Nassau 81. ...........S 81 600
LOT II. blk 81, map. section l. Bafhgate
Estate; Anna Schlenof TO James stokes.
Freehold, \ J; Dec Il; yrs, oi2 p c:
atty. T G & T Co. 176 Bway. 49,. So 500
l77TH ST. 3. 1919 Devoe av. l3l.4x
irreg: leasehold; Devoe av $ e c l77th
ct. 1Oox5o.5; 177th st. $ $. sos E Devoe
av. 50.5x100; also 1l7th 81, 3. lo0lo e
Devoe 15I3x irreg; also fremont
av, W g 340l from angle formed by
SIS fremont and 177th ST. 227sx
trreg; Bronx Exposition, Inc. to Irving
Trust Co, trustee; July 5; due Sept !.
1928, p c: attys Hand g. Aa. so Broad
st; gold bonds. $500. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Big Demand for B'klvn
Flats and Dwellings
Operators Get Profit From the
Resale of Four Houses in
Madison Street

Berkshire Realty Company, Joseph
G. Haft. president. has sold 9l6 to $50
Madison Street, four-story apartments,
on plot 16OxlOO. The sellers recently
acquired the property and made exten-
slve improvements
The Realty Associates have sold the
three-story stone flat at 2O6 Rogers
Avenue, on plot 20x55x1OO, to Dora
Turk. NJ. Boss was the broker.
The Associates have also sold the
two dwellings at 595 and 597 Pacific
Street, on plot 40X65, TO Laura r.
Walker, and 81 Hancock Street. a
dwelling, on plot 20x50x92, to Miss +.
Macdonald through b. Munson, and SO
Madison Street, dwelling, to joseph
p. Gornes.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
family dwelling at SOP Sterling Place
for Mary f. Dugan
MIR. Partridge has also sold the
store and residence property at the
southwest corner of st. Marks and
Bedford avenues for Annie Weckersor se'.'
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold TOT Sterling Place, a four-storv
apartment, on plot 32x131, to the Vic
tory Operating Company.
The same company has also sold 526
and 526 Flatbush Avenue, two four
story flats, to Dora Paulson and Anna
Bernstein.
The B. f. Knowles Company has sold
26 Union Avenue, a three-story store
and apartment, on lot 2sx75, for J.
Taubin
Charles j. f. Bohlen has sold for
Patrick j. O'Brien the four-story apart
ment at 354 and 1856 Forty-frst Street.
on plot 40xl00.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
5th Av. Building for Hosiery

The Rowantree-S -Schley Company, in
conjunction with Horace s. E ly & Co.,
has leased for the New York Life In
surance and Trust Company, as execu-
tor Of the Schieffelin estate, the five
story building at 294 Fifth Avenue to
the Lehigh SILK Hosiery Mills.
NJ. & L. Hess, Inc, have leased the
second floor at 81 Union Square to the
China America Trading Company; the
store and basement at 61 West Twenty
second Street to Schienhous Brothers;
the seventh floor at 15l to 1856 West
Thirtieth Street to Jatfin & Kleinberg;
space at ia Fifth Avenue to the A. r.
Ullman Company; space at 134 to 140
West Twenty ninth Street to George
Freedman; the twelfth floor at ISL and
1853 West Nineteenth Street to the York
Cloak and Suit Company: the sixth
floor at IA to IS West Twenty-fourth
Street to A. Leipzig, and space at 32e
and 331 Fourth Avenue to S. II. Berlin
& Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Cathedral Parkway
Apartment Figures
In Quick Resale
Signatures Hardly Dry on
Contract for IL. Story
House When Flat Is Re-
sold; Other Flats Sold

The Winter Realty Company. Benja-
min Winter president, has bought from
the Old Lyceum Building Company,
sumner Gerard president, the twelve
story apartment at liz to 11S Cathedral
Parkway, on plot 10ox1oO.
Immediately after the contract with
the Lyceum Company was signed for
the sale OF the property the Winter
Realty Company resold the property to
the Bencson Realty Company NJ Cohen
and Henry |. Cooper were the brokers.
Sales in Harlem Section
Leitner, Brener & Starr have sold to
the Nalco Holding Corporation. Her
man Chaser president, for the 1873
East Thirtyeighth Street Company tho
kingscote, nine-story apartment at
419 West 10th Street, on plot 15OxGl.
Leon S. Altmayer has sold for Dr.
Sternfuhrer the four-story apartment
at 115 East 106th Street, on lot 25xlO2.
George W. Rrettel has sold for Clara
Pollock to lsidor Axel 1876 and l2S East
l13th Street, six-story fiat, on plot
42X100
DR.. Walter J. Carr has sold the seven
story apartment at the northeast cor
ner of Madison Avenue and 124th
Street, on plot 49x95.
David Lion has resold the fivc-story
flat, on lot 25xl00, at SEQ East l26th
street to Marion Goodman through
Kramer & We'll.
Trading in Heights District
L. j. Phillips & Co. have sold for
the Fortis Realty Co. estates Of
Mortiz Falkenau and Joseph Hamer-
shlag> the six-story elevator apart
ment. on lot 75x99 II, at the south east
corner of Broadway and l49th Street,
known as the Wallace.
Ennis 4 Sinnott have purchased
through L. j. Phillips & Co. from
Frank W: Rlauvelt 4 Bradhurst Ave
rue, q five-story apartment, on lot
27x61, and ia Bradhurst Avenue, a
five. story fiat. on lot 25x75.
The Central Union Trust Comrany
has sold the fve-story fiat, on plot
29.11xl00, at the southeast corner of
Seventh Avenue and 18th Street.
David Chenken has sold for the
Manoport Realty Corporation the three
ilve-story apartments at II. rs and 70
Post Avenue, on plot 120x1O5.
Tenement in Perry Street Sold
Irving Walsh has sold for Louis G..
Friess to George j. Johnstone the six
story tenement at 113 and 115 Perry
Perry Street, on plot 45X70.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
House Opposite Home
Of Morgans Again Sold
Frederick Brown Gets Quick
Profit From Resale of Madi.
SON Avenue Property

Ella NJ. O'Kane, represented bv her
attorney, Augustine p Barranco, has
purchased from Frederick Brown $50
Madison Avenue, the southwest corner
Of Thirty Street. in cash
transaction involving nearly 100000.
lhe improvement is a four story house.
on plot 27X95, and opposite the home
of j. p. Morgan. The Charles F. Moves
sale of the property for Mrs. Helen L..
Phelps Stokes 10 Frederick Brown, and
was the broker in the quick resale for
MIR. Brown to Mrs. O'Kane.
Other East Side Dwellings, Sold
Adelaide Baylis has sold 1es East
Seventy third Street, three storv
stable, on lot 25x1022
Worthington Whitehouse has resold
164 East Sixty-tirst Street, four
story and basement dwelling, on lot 19x
1908, for A. D. Russell jr. to a client Of
the Brown. Wheeock Company.
James II. Cruikshank has purchased
from the estate of Marion B. Mills 334
and S36 East Fifty seventh Street, two
threestory dwellings,, on lot 21.sx67.
through Leon S. Altmayer. and Chris
Nolzing & Son.
Pease & Gilman have sold for the
estate OF Joseph FOX the three story
dwelling at 127 East Seventy-ninth
Street, on lot 20X10O
The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company has sold the dwelling
at go East 121st Street, on lot l6.SxlOO
Michael Milo has sold to a Mr.. Pasela
the dwelling at 407 East 1lSth Street.
on lot 16.Sx1O0
Harry Levy and Ryan & Co. have
sold for the Corn Exchange Bank the
story dwelling on lot 14.2X60 at
2Ol1 Lexington Avenue.
}. Clarence Davies has sold for Dr..
L. Sasover 131 East 1l5th Street, a
three-story dwelling. on lot lS.6xl00.
Sales on West Side
Ennis & Sinnott have rosold to Dr.
Daniel DoughertY .for occupancy Ill
West Eighty-hfth Street. four-story
and basement dwelling on lot 1Sx1OO.
The Nehring Company, Jules Neh-
ring. president, has sold for Mrs f. A.
Cook 655 West l7Sth Street, a dwelling
on lot 12.6X1O0.
Goodwin G. Goodwin have sold for J.
Curry Watson to Peter Bertoni the
three story dwelling on lot 18.Sx1O0.11,
at 1863 West 1920 Street
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the
estate Of Mark Fl. Frank 15S West Sew
enty-third Street, four-story dwelling
on lot 1S.7xlO0, TO Daniel B. Freedman.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Buying in Suburban Places

Fish & Marvin have rented for J. II.
Glmiott his residence on Pinebrook
Drive, Larchmont Park, to Miss Peggy
Worth, and have sold for Mrs Margery
" Burton her property on Tuckahoo
Road, Greenbough, to Frank Lord The
property comprises one-half acre and
old Colonial house. The same brokers
have sold the property of Beatrice r.
Slmons at Great Neck, L. l.
The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold for the Phi.ipse Manor Com
pany house on Harwood Avenue in
the Phlllpse Manor section of North
Tarrytown to Otto DeTaa
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Byron w. Tuthill shore front prop
erty, consisting of Az acres, at Rem
senburg. L. l.. TO ". B Codliro.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

Manhattan
6lST ST, 49E; two actions VIM p Full
Ter Ct al agt A. EAs. 6lst It 60. lAe
foreclosure of two mortgages): atty. NJ
Lawrence
LENOX Av. =. IS 11sth st. 25xioo.
lsadore Weinberg agt Morris Lowen-
stein (specinc performance) ATTY. J
A koNn
s4TH ST; 8, 4571o 9th av. l7.2s
the City OF Y agt BENJAMIN f
gage); attys Cadwalader, wickershaln
* TAFT.
s4TH ST. $ 1910 " sth az. lsxss =.
Seamans Bank for Savings in the city
Of agt Geo r Grifen ct al ,fore-
closure Of frortgage) attys, Calwala-
der, Wickersham TAFT
Eighth Avenue R r Co agt Harriet G
Coosa faction to acquire tltle b. con
demnaton); atty. NJ. Kirkland.
l53D ST n g. 900 G Amsterdam av. 132. 2x
Silk irreg. st Nicholas av. n W cor
153d Vt. 329x25.1: 1854 81, ., 1928 =
Amsterdam av. 626x25.lx irreg Areco
Realty Co Inc agt william Dem psey
Realty Co Inc foreclosure OF mort
gage), atty. II. Gottlieb.
Bronx
l7STH ST n s. 242 Anthony av 75x
s5.6: Benjamin Klein ast William
Klein ct al (partitlon suiD atty. W I
Morehouse.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
SIS, 600, 900 Extension to
Western Union Building
Company Ready to Extend the
Structure Over Broadway and
Fulton Street Corner

The Western Union Telegraph Com
rany filed plans yesterday for the
extension of it's building over the re-
mainder of the Broadway block be-
tween Dey and Fulton streets and
along Fulton Street. The building
VIII be as tall as the present struc-
ture and will correspond with it in
asrchitectural detail and construction.
Il, Inc addition will cost $4,000 900.
", ". sosworth, who designed the present
western Union Building at Broadway
ana Dey Street filed the plans for
the addition. The Western Union
company purchased this property some
time ago. The improvement will dis
place the old Mail and Express build
ing and other business buildings. The
company also owns the New York Law
school Building. adjoining the Fulton
Street extension of its huildinr
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Sales of Bronx Flats

The l79d Street Realty Company
aaron Miller, presidenO has sold the
fve-s.ory apartment on plot l00xl00, at
the southwest corner of Creston Ave
nue and l79th Street. to Louis Silver
man, through Kurz & Uren and L. j..
Greenbefger. 1t is one of three houses
being erected at this point by the
sellers
Hcii & Stern have sold for a client
70 A. Wendolf the five-story fat at the
northeast corner Of Honeywell Avenue
snd lIsth Street. on plot 62.SX100.
schwab & Co. have sold for the Edel
Realt Company a six-story apartment
ior cash.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Allen A. Ryan Gets Park
Avenue Suite of 3.5 Rooms

Douglas L. Gilman & Co, in con-
Junction with the Wheatley Hills Real
Estate Corporation and Charles II.
o'Connor Co., have leased for Fran
CHS p. Garvan his apartment Of thirty
tive rooms and twelve baths, compris-
ing the fifteenth and sixteenth floors
at 903 Park Avenue, corner of Seventy
ninth Street. to Allan A. Ryan, fur
was held at $4,000, and is one of the
largest and highest priced apartments
in the city.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Building Loan Contracts
Bronx

SEDGWICK AV s. Has n of line
Perot Est IS 2x72:7x irreg; James q
Wentz, loans Emilio Farago Const Co.
Inc, to erect two-story brick dwell
ing, eight payments ........... $40 1000
sEDGW1CK Av. W r-rot Est ss4xs0.1
irreg; same loans same. to erect
one-falnly brick dwelling, eight pay
mentS a6,UVu
SEDGWICK AV, g. SOL n OF n G C of
Perot Est. 24.3x4s.sx irreg: same loans
same, TO erect a one family brick dwell
ling eight payments ..........$ s. 900
KINGSBRIDGE TER, s ar intersection
Of 3 Fort Indepdence st, 30.4x53.S; Jas
G Wentz loans Emilio Farago Const Co,
Inc, to erect one e-fanily brick dwell
ing; eight payments. $40, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
George I. Stockham Takes
Over the Hotel SCHUYLER

George T. Stockham, lessee of the
Holland House. which is shortly to be
converted into business building, has
leased from the United States Trust
Company, as trustee, the ten-story
Schuy Ter Hotel, at 81 to 63 West Forty
fifth Street, at a rental aggregating
100000. n. A. Berwin G. Co. were the
brokers' Mr.. Stockham will get pos
session next March and plans to re-
model the Schuyler into an apartment
hotel
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
Downtown Lott
Resales Bring
Quick Profits
Investor Buys Buildings
in Mercer Street; II. L.
Wilson Estate Parts With
Realty i'll Leonard Street

rss three six-story loft buildings at
rsnsls Broadway. extending through
u. MOCK to S4 to "a Mercer Street.
s.v. been resold by Norman S. Riesen-
ss,s and Elias Cohen to Mendel Pres
,e.s s.sr.r fer investment. The buildings
'.rs rsr . site of $4,000 square feet. The
..lers bought the buildings from the
n.;sht estate several weeks ago. s. &
: aIhert and F. J. Thompson negotiated
.se resale OF the property.
Wilson Estate Sells Lofts
T,eR. 7. Wilson estate has sold the
,,r.a six-story buildings at %, 25 and
>. Leonard Street, with frontage of
- feet between West Broadway and
Hudson Street
Sixteen Story Building Sold
Thu sixteen-storv Springs Building
-. % 10 SS West 3Sth Street, on plot
slxos.o. has been sold through Tue ker,
sewers G. Co. and Byrne & Bauman
~ III r. Springs 10 Max \. Natanson.
w snrings erected the present build
No which is one Of the best constructed
bindings in the vicinity.
Sale in Twenty fifth Street
<harum has bought from Som
pros 1925 West Twenty-ffth Street.
81 eleven story loft, 100X9S.9. through
S. Markowitz.
Seventh Avenue Building Sold
Waiter NJ. Wechsler has purchased
+or client 40 and 472 Seventh Ave
me. old buildings or plot 40.sX100.
To Change Sixteenth Street Property
The John P Peel Company has sold
sor Kate 3. Bellent. represented by
George c. Penter the four story build
no at q West Sixteenth Street. The
5ryer will alter it from plans by
George NJ McCabe.
Loft on University Place Sold
Lejtner Brener & Starr have sold
sor the Ninety University Place Com
pany. Thomas H. Lawrence president,
10 the Manpor, Realty Company %
University Place, loft, on plot 3sX60,
also sold for the New York Trust Com
nany 1877 Grand Street. seven story loft,
on plot S6xS2
Clothiers Buy in Canal Street
Isidor Mis- kind has sold to the Spe-
cialty Clothing Company the six story
loft at 1873 and 200 Canal Street, on
mot 50xl00,
Mr.. Mishkind and his associates
have also ssold their interest in the
Penssy Building. sixteen story loft
and Office building, at 6-S West Thirty
second Street.
Sale in West Fourth Street
Charles Galewski has bought from
he New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company. through William Cruik-
srank's Sons the eight story loft at
'5-ls West Fourth Street, northwest
eerner Of Mercer Street. on plot 7lX96.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-19
To Alter Madison Avenue
Flat for Business PurpOses

William A. White & Sons have sold
for Henry R. Taylor, 17S Madison Ave
nue., a iives-ory store and apartment,
on lot 25xl00, to a client of Henry
Shapiro & Co. The purchasers will
make extensive alterations for business
purposes when the present lease ex-
pires on May /. 4 4