davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-07
SAILOR 1GGER
TO ENTERTAIN
KEYSER DANCERS

All arrangements have been COM
pleted by Manager NJ E. Bach of the
popular Keyser auditorium dances, to
give the dance loving element of PEN
sacola real treat on Wednesday
night. BY special request the man
agement has kept the extensive dec
orations which were so admired by
nearly a thousand patrons every night
during the holidays, intact, and people
who wish to see most elaborate and
unique decorative effect are warned
that "Wednesday will be the last
chance.
Gene Foley. of the y. S. S. Vege, now
pecially requested to give series OF
his. Justly famous eccentric dances
which are the delight of his shipmates
and will undoubtedly please the most
particular critics of this city. Man
ager Bach has persuaded him to give
two exhibitions Wednesday night as a
special added attraction and he will
apear at nipe- thirty in his first series
and again at ten-thirty in an entirely
different program. Foley is an old
minstrel man and it IS hoped that he
will flavor his dances with some we'll
known sailor wit.
Hundreds of service men have an
nounced their intentions of attending
and in order that each one may have
dancing partner. the mana cement
will make no charge of adrnittance for
he ladies. The famous Jazz Band.
lnder the leadership of Ukelele Pey-
ton, will furnish the:F Usual brand of
snappy music.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-07
You Should
Have One
Medicine

Every family should always have on
hand at least one medicine reliable
liver remedy-for immediate use when
needed. In cases of sick headache,
sick stomach, constipation, indiges-
ton, back pains, lassitude. dizziness
and other ailments of the liver, stom-
ach and kidneys, one dose of Tennil-
ls's Liver Pills should be taken before
retiring. You will be delighted to
find yourself feeling fine the next
day. Tennille's Liver Pills always
give desired relief. They are economi-
cal too-bottle of "a pills, Csc. Your
druggist should supply You; IL he
hasn't these pills in stock. ask him
10 order them for you. Refuse all
slbstitutes.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-07
HUNS lie To
SPLIT l. 6. hhD
GREAT BRIT Nm
ey EDWARD M. THiERRY.


Paris, Jan. 6.-I have reached Paris
after a tedious six-day trip from Ber-
lin.
Our train-a11 trains-became en-
meshed in a frightful railroad tangle
caused by the German rehabilitation.
/ left the train by crawling through
the window.
Making my way to the American
lines, I was detained one day at the
American headquarters at Treves,
where I furnished the United States
authorities with a confidential state
ment of true conditions in Germany.
Now, unhampered by German CEN
] sorship, ! am able for the first time TO
cable the truth about Germany's pres
ent condition and state OF mind
Plot to Split Britain and America
I consider it my patriotic duty to is
sue this warning to the American
people and the people of the allied
nations:
Insidious German propaganda is
trying to split America and Britain
Despite the change in government,
the old inperialistic style of propa-
ganda continues.
Money to forward it is furnished
secretly by the government.
Germany hopes to obtain at the
peace meeting:
First, supplies of food from the al
lied nations.
Second escape from full payment
for the damage she has wrought.
+ Third, and principally. lack of re-
striction as to supplies of raw ma
terials and absolute freedom to re-
enter the world markets as a favor
ed competitor with the nations she at
tackled.
I am personally hopeful that Ameri-
cans and Britains will not allow them
selves to be hoodwinked by the crafty
German schemes.
Can Start Another War.
Unless they impose upon Germany
the terms which justice dictates, that
nation, now defeated, will, within a
generation get itself in shape again
to wage another war.
I diagnose the German attitude
thus:
Germany implacably hates France.
whereas. before the war her feeling
for France was outwardly one of dis
dain.
Germany dislikes Brftain-or Eng
land" as the German always puts it.
Germany masks her distaste for
America by acclaiming America as
solely responsible for the German de-
feat.
Germany. minus the imperial eagle.
is still anxious for revenge and world
supremacy, The disguised eagle sim
has claws.
German newspapers are hailing
President Wilson as boss of the
world" and sole dictator of the peace
conference. They hope thus to arouse
British jealousy, distrust and ami
mostly toward America.
The propagandists are ignoring
France, although they fear that
France wishes to seize German terri
tory on the west bank of the Rhine.
Their hope is that America (notice
the ignoring of Brittany, will stop
this.
The propagandists are pooh pooh
ing the work of the British fleet.
Germany would have won If Amer
lea hadn't entered the war they all
say.
They appear certain that Britain
and America viii eventually have
trouble.
Talk of Alliance.
was amazed to discover that some
BerIiners actually hope that some day
in the future win bring America and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-07
NEW YORK TEAMS
INVITED TO TRAIN
FOR SEASON HERE

The New York Americans ard Ma
tionals Were last night inv ted to make
Pensacola their headquarters and
winter training grounds by Charles B.
Hervey, manager of the San Carlos
Hotel.
A training fled viii be given the
Giants and Yankees free if they see
fit to come here, and reasonable hotel
accommodations have been offered
them by Mr.. Hervey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-07
Use Black and White Ointment-Re
moves Freckies. Heals Fimplcs,
Risinss.
Bleaches Dark or Sai,ow Skin, Making
1t Soft, Fair Brightly Mail
Is Cents.


Thousands of colored folks are US
ing the new and wonderful Black and
White Ointment for making their
dark or sallow skins lighter, soft,
brighter and attractive. Folks look
better with that old dark skin gona
and a soft. smooth. light, bright and
healthy skin in it's place. Black and
White Ointment also heals all skin
blemishes. bumps, pimpIes and re-
moves freckles and wrinkles. giving
beautiful, soft. smooth, light, fascin-
ating complexion to any one. Two
sizes. Csc and soc, Garge size con-
ta1ns times as much as smaller size,
sent by mail.
FREE
If you sent 81 for four boxes of
Black and White Ointment a 25c cake
OF Black and White Soap Included
Tree. Agents make an easy living
representing US. Address Plough
Chemical Co. Memphis, Tenn. Black
and White Ointment sold everywhere.
ADV.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

'sn snd sno @ to Barney "a saa sss B1"b nub
wick az, Bkiyn; Oct IS; instals p e;
ATTY, d Zirlnslty' 392 Bushwick av,
hARsLnY Av. 2ls2; DAVID harvard to .
Chas oh. II 5mo Basehier l7g2 3s. F. fremont Az;
{ II Baeehler 1875 E fremont av $500
sHaFMAN ~ Az, $. lA1 n 1850 st. 431
Wiegand. pl; pr mtge sac 900; Oct /
lnstpls p C; atty, X M Moqnihan
iTE IT;'a PLAiNs R5. .1s,h 81 ~ q %" s%
sol Sol l'rankei tosugfried Karlehach.
24s Il 2S5tA st; pr lntgc s9S GOO; oct %
:, yrs, G. ATTY 7 & T Co, ~
LOTS lo4 and lo5, map fremont ',oyo ,sr,,
sarah Grsenberg to Commercial Finance
Go, d Market st; poug hkeepsle n y;
pr ntEe $4,000, Oct 25. instais. p c:
cEosvENoE Az s. -s2I11@Ss s2ls y5osh s10go ST.
looN irreg to Julin av; Lyman / Fulk-
erson 70 Deiafield Estate, ~ Cedar st
oelaneid. II T & Il, y cedar st s3s4s
Ghester' " : at land now or late
Jas Riblnson, contains e.257 acres
Noodmansteh Really CO to Maurice
Jacobs ct al 1850 Flushing az, aug IA
due July !. 1920, p c: atty, II "
i'red. 200 Broadway............ 374lO
GElBE Az. 3, 20 9 Parker av. 75x1ol.5;
Norris av; oct %; Yrs. 6 D C; atty
Sami IIellinger, 3is Bway. ...... 81, 800
- 1;ej,i.n,snn 1U r. >, io'SHSot Herman
2s2 Z l69th st; Oct 25; yrs, 8 y e,
atty. Title Guar & II Co, l7s Broad
oIINvlLLE Az, e 8. so n King av. s-'SSs s5S
s6X26X95. Ceiesta r Fusco to John
SMITH ne S5S Wales ;tl ax; 0ct ~; yr 6
coLLEGn Az, lol3. $. 22xa2.5: Frieds saGe
a a. golden and ano to VIM I.efserts.
3oS Lenox av. eXr; oct 7 3 yrs 5 y D G.
atty, IIy J cderrz. 60 Broad st 81 GOO
LOTS 24D and al, map Benj stern: Mike
Fertig to Beni Stern, 80 W 56th 1t
OCT t.: yrs. . p c; atty. Lawyers Title
4 T 20, $50 Bway .............$55O
LOT 2ss. SAM map: Anna NJ Jansen to
LOT iot; map Benz stern; Oscar levsin
TO Beni stern. 80 " 65th st, all follow
ing ,1,s,o, dated :, oet 49, Yrs. c, and re-
LOT 9; Astor Fento1 Corpn TO same s595
LOT 20 Astor Fenton Corpn to same. $3.50
LOT Ss Astor Fenton Corpn to same. $3.50
LOT 35, Astor Fenton Corpn to sanle..3630
LOT 81. Astor Fenton Corpn 10 same $542
LOTS ls1 & 1s2; Harry Jacobstein to
Lot 1888 John Mcdonald TO same $50
LOTS 1871 K 19e; Louis Lombard to
LOTS l5e & ioO' Frank senneroie ReaiGy atty
LOTS ls6 & is7 Godei shindeimaa - 10 10
LoTs "a to 1856; lily " Reynolds 300 to
LoTs lds < 10; wm + Armstrong ss''s to
LOTS @29 & $50, John J. Carbone to same
LOT III map Benj stern: Herman chrish' sshO
man to Benz Stern, SO W 55th 81; Oct
TO- yrs. D c, atty, Z II Rosenstock
LOTS 1856 10 lss, Max Daner and ano to
same' Oct IL; yrs. 3 p c; atty.
sane : !. 100
LOT ISL. Edw ! Reilly. jr 10 same. OCT
70 . YRS, . p {: atty. same ......s $3.50
LOTS lo1 & l92; Jas II Brady TO same
OCT le; Nr, p t. atty, same ...-. s450
q
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Bank of America to Paw
$780, 900 for Corner
VILLAIN St. Parcel Wanted to
Square Out Holdings; Court
Asked to Sanction Deal

The Bank of America has offered
S450.00O for the Adee property at the
southeast corner Of Pine and Williams
streets. The estate of the late Ernest t
X. Adec, of Tuxedo, is willing to sell
the corner TO the bank. as it has not
been a money maker for some time.
but since a minor holds an interest
IN the realty the transaction has been
brought into court that legal permis-
sion be given to the transfer. Justice
Gavcgan, who heard the application of
Mrs Geraldine f. Adee that she be ap-
pointed special guardian for the in
terest of her sevent-year- old son, Will
lam I. Adee. directed that she file
bond for S143000.
In asking for permission o part with
the corner attorneys for the estate told
the court that the property cost in
1918 $4,000 more than the income from
from it.
A fve-story building eighty years
old covers the sight, which is 4211x
46.11. The Bank Of America is at
the northwest corner of Wall and Will
iam streets Need for larger space in
duced the purchase early this year of
the ten-story London. Liverpool and
Globe Insurance Company Building
adjoining the banks property on Will
lam Street and surrounding the Adee
property. With the Adee corner the
bank will control the entire frontage
on William Street and 80 feet on Pine
Street and 70 feet on Wall Street, a
sizabse site for q large building project
should that be the intentions Of the
banking institution
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Estate Sell Dwellings
On the West Side
Barney Property OH Heights
Sold; Cash for Houses
in 8Jth Street

L. j. Phillips & Co. and Adolph Weiss
have sold for the Barney estate the
row of six-story American basement
dwellings on plot 114.Sx9S.5, at 39-49
Hamilton Terrace, to Morris Byk. The
houses are on an elevated site, COM
manding an uninterrupted view Of Long
Island Sound. This disposes of the
Barney estate on Washington Heights
Wilson Estate Sells in S6th Street
Joseph G. Abramson, through Pease
d Elliman. has purchased from the es-
tate of Richard T. Wilson for cash
the two dwellings, at ia and 1l6 East
Llghty-llfth Street, between Lexington
and Park avenues, on plot 36xlO2.
Each building is three stories and base
ment II the transaction the estate
takes back a first mortgage for five
years.
Business Claims 46th Street Home
E. H. Ludlow. & Co. have sold for the
estate of Laura Decker to Emily
Irving Smith, AZ West Forty-sixth
Street, four-story brownstone dwell
Ing on lot 20x100.5. The premises will
be remodeled for business purposes.
John ]. Peel Co., brokers, represented
the purchaser.
Houses in 139th Street Resold
Nehring Bros have sold for V. S.
Haddock 300 to 307 West 18th Street,
three three-story and basemen dwell
lngs on plot 51x1OO The seller ac-
CURED the property through the same
brokers' IN an exchange for ia Nagle
Avenue about a year ago.
Sale in Greenwich Village
J. Irving Walsh has sold for John
Geagan the three story and basement
dwelling at 3o Dominick Street, on lot
2oXoo- The seller has lived in this
house for over thirty years
East 15Sth Street House Sold
Eugene J. Busher and John J.
Greene have resold for Peter Dahl the
three story dwelling on pot 51x101 .5x
irregular at 500 and 3l1 East l5sth
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Investors Attracted to
Apartments in Bronx
Moran & Sager Get Four
Houses in l68th ST. and on
Southern Boulevard

Maran & Sager have purchased from
Samuel Bacharach, 261 to 267 East
188th Street, two five-story apart
ments, 1oox1o2; also 1921 and 1928
Southern Boulevard, two four-story
apartments on plot 72x115.
EEly Maran and Joseph Sager have
also sold 2635 and 2639 Sedgwich
Avenue, two fifive-story apartment
houses on plot 75x135
Dwelling Properties Sold.
Joseph P. Day has sold for the Queen
Nab Company plot on lnIwood and
Cromwell Avenues, about 345 feet
south OF 10th Street. The property
has frontage of 200 feet on both
avenues and depth of l77 feet, total
ing about l5ls lots. IL is understood
the premises will be improved for oc-
cupancy by the new owner.
B. II. Weiskcr sold for A L. Low
enstein y West Fordham Road a
three e-story building on ict 24x100.
Ferdinand Kramer sold for Isadore
Frcundlich to r. Schroff the two
family dwelling on lot 18.9X100, at 255
Mount Hope Place.
E. Osborne Smith has sold for Kate
Moyniham, the tive-story modern apart
mont at 956 Sherman AAvAenue to
Joseph Keller
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

LOT lSS; same to Abe Mirochnick. 32l36
LOTS and 2S2; same to Leila A Gala
gh"r 2305 Lortng pi.,....... .-..... $l.1O0
LOTS 33, II TO - same to Herman Wan
Ger, IL Nassau st. $500
LOTS AZ and 1zoi same 10 VIM J Martin,
LOTS S. IS and 2s7 ana 2sS same to
Alice L Greenc, 356 " I'D 80, $50
LOT 2St; sssne to Mathew Ready, II
Fifany ST. BAlyn--.-. .,.-.... Sl.O0
LOTS u and -. same to Meyer Uman,
- Manhattan aN.-......- $3.50. 500
LOTS i69 and f7o. same 10 Wm J Arm
strong -826 Nyer av............. $500
LOTS 80 ard 80; Same to John ) Car
hone lo0 q 119 st...-..........,.s 500
LOT lS6 same 70 Paul T Carew, 60 Ridse
LOTS 57 and IS; same to Louis Bloom,
40 Seabury pl.,..:',.:. :....-..- $3.50
LOTS 81 to SO, W 90, l5a X $50: same
TO Frank Schneible Realty Corpn. lS-
Tors is 70 IL < 81. 63 s. X SD same u
Saln Held, 29o2 81 aY.....-. .-...... S37.25
LOTS 81 ana SIS. i62 and 163. same to
Jonas | Held. II W 3lst st st......s1.5 $50
LOTS 80 and so, 1874 aud 1855; same to
Max FoN, 05S Aidus st.......... s.. 200
LOTS 129 and 10, rs and l79, same 70
Gustav Shenfeld, 1898 Findlsy av.Sl.60o
LOTS ~ and - 80 nud 20. ia. lbl and
l52. same 80 Abr Gilman, $50 Rogers
tors 5. 81. I28, is, III to ia, Isl to
25T; same 40 Gustav Schwar1. 4l5 "
12Sth st .......... SIS
LOT ST. same to Alex Patton, 536 e ssth
sr ..-.-.-.. .......-.. $500
LOTS 1914 to 19e. same TO Louis Lombard
IS Drake av, New Roehelle. Y 80. Sp5o
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Bronx

Bronx
snDGW1cX n c. !, Az; $, 425.s undsrclir Ak:
ay II 80 So 100 to Sedg-
wick av $ so to beg; also Underclft a1,
W $. Ia II Washington bridge 60 i
l4t.2 X 4d.5 l4s; lily y Downs to
Hicks K Downs Realty Co, > Rector 81 :
,.ocI; OCT ls' atty Epstein & Bros, Rector 81
LOIS "A and 25, Blk 542S, Estates pevrl-
opment and ano, Bronx Shore Park De
velopment Co to Abr Stein, 40ss 5th av;
Uct 20; atty q & 7 Go, us Broad
22srif s1'. s $, c 4 lot 2o2 Wakefield. 5Gx
Il IL; csrmime n i;ombardi to Marta Non
x r Co, l76 Broadway .........,.s' S 90
WtllTE PLAINS Av. 37ss-7o $ e G, "a. *
50 so;l Sisgfried Karlebach to Sol Tranilei,
p; atty, I |; s 7 c. IFS BroaGwav. 500
LOTS iot ana lO5 Biz 4. map rremon1
Terrace, Harry Noshurgh to sarah and
Bella Greenbergh, 1920 Hoe az, oct "a
" q XIX; !, e W II Arnold. Liberty st. 800
" J 1fSlER fTlda5, Az ,s5 454S 8 lSx74.s Mary
l'gIh st; mtg S+,o75; Oct - atty, ~ G.
q CO. 1'd broadway. ........-.... Sloo
Vncenzo liorgio to BIas IaSln cobea 81 10Nlo9 90
Ini9n aY; mtge $500 oct %; attys
1919 Kate M Moynifan TO Jas Rel1er
~ "a av; mtse $1,000; Oct i; atty. A
=, IL hnatz 5s Pine st ;.....:... ......s sloo
Alex Kelly to Chas IL wltsie, l25
1lymoM,h "! az, Rochester. Y: oct 20,
"eeS' i'e4c Nuaf O. l co, l19 Broad
vAEfNriNE Av' aosl 5. is iixaa sIY% tx
IS.9N90,6 Freda N Brady to Agatha \
brady, ls3 Poplar st. Bridgeport Conn
mtge 5000; Oct Is; atty, Agatha \
Brady, lSS Poplar st, bridgeport.
WIfI.ARD Az NJ W T,ro,x ~
"a. 25xlco; Annie Tucker TO Lillian +
Mullgan, 1907 Ogden av; mtge $500.
oct "a; oadt,y atty huntress & Co, Webster
JACKSON Az, l1s2, 5, 2oxs7.s; Minnie
Grnner: .o,SIdn widow, to Jacob 0DpPenhstmsr
aty & rrey sAse a. mlss ID $1,000 Oct
ST AIMS AV, w c 1880 st, 25x75 Charles
= Atanasio to Annie Nican, i4t9 e0th st.
Bkiym; Sent 80; atty, Wtle Guar & T
SAME PRoPERTY; Annie Vicarl to rrani,
l 3ey'n; c24 L lSSth st; mtge $1,000
LOTS 6ss. 7s5 and 1898: i.oriilard speHesq seg
Sd ct al to Michael Klein. l5- " 9Sth
~ sept Il; atty. Michael Klein f12
oGDE$ ~, 1856. $ 5oxIll.i; iraneta o$S
Bkiyn mtge $4,000; Oct / atty. J l.
r, i.sfkowltz r 500 Eway ..,..sloO
Roche. $50 Faiie at: mtge 81. 500; Oct "a.
atty Edw + Roche. 1850 Balnbr'.lgs
TRINITY Az, 8, AIS l5ist st, a5xioo loo
Tharies klapon to Harry Adelman. go
p nseth st. mtge s25,5oo; Oct "a atty,
BAlsLEy Az 3132; Charles II Baechlgr
I" bayld Dorward. 28s4 Coddington az:
intGc $4,000; Oct 25; atty. Charles n
HaeGhley. ll26 Il fremont ,,v.......$1o0
l'I N~S'WOOp ~ AN, S,9 (, $9Xi00; also
Ionswood av, ol3, n s. 30xio7. j; also
iongwood av, 9l7 9, 39x1O7,s; S Nor
riN banner ct al to Renin Realty Co
Sel Bway; mtge $l02,100; Oct -: atty
title Guar & T Co, 1Ts Sway. -. 500
l69rH ST. SEA II, g 1s36x l2.Ox n Q
SlSN 1929 TO st IS TO beg Ny 4
Holschreh to Gus Hander, S64 f l69th
st, and ano: ntge $4,000; Oct "a; atty
Lawyers r Co, $50 Bway. ..,.......$lO0
LOT 80, map Benz Stern; Benz Stern TO
Eugene Kiein, - E llsth ST all follow
M Mlns dated oSt IS and return to Lawyers
LOTS, 10. 20, iso and 100. same TO Eiiz
Wirth. 2022 Valentine av. s2.325
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Stcries Tell
Of New York
Theatre Sale
Block From: on Broadway
at Tines Square May Be
Scene of Greatest Movie
siouse; Price 50, 100000

One Of the interesting stories of big
real estate deals heard yesterday
and there are many of fthem-had to
DO with the sale OF the New York The
asre block on the east side OF Broad
way from from Forty fourth to Forty
af.h streets. TO a motion picture con-
,ern which will make the structure
over into the largest movie house in
she world \ price of $4,000 900 was
nsmed as the figure that has been
sgreed upon between klak & Erlanger,
he present owners and the buyers
While the name Of the new owner was
rot established. it has been told recent
II that Marcus Locw was looking for
big building like the one involved
in this deal in which to show the pro-
ductions of his own studios. Mr.. Loew
now has lease on considerable part
Of the building.
Three theatres are houses under the
upper roof OF this block long structure
The Criterion occupies the Forty
fourth street corner, the New York is
at the Forty-tifth end and the New
York Roof is on top of the building
under 2 covering OF glass. The struc-
.ure also contains many offices, occu-
piec by people connected with the the
atrical business
Oscar Hanmerstein put up the great
structure about 1895, and eventually
came to financial grief on account of
it. He called it the Olympia. There
we're al sorts Of difficulties attending
its construction and shortly after it
vas opened with French play in
which Anna Held starred, the breaking
Of steam pipe caused the death Of
several people and injuries 10 many
more. Hammerstein became involved
IN many suites as result, his troubles
ending finally in the loss of the prop
erty through foreclosure.
This is the second sale Of Broadway
blockfrcnts in this vicinity to motion
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28

picture people. Only few weeks ago
,he Famous Players-L -Lasky Corporation
bought the Putnam building on the
other side Of Broadway from Forty
third and Fortyfourth streets, and a
large space in the rear from street to
street.
The motive behind these purchases
makes an interesting story 1t seems
that the big motion picture houses Of
the city are tied up on long contracts
TO certain producers to show only the
pictures of those producers. That
means that other producers must go
to second rate theatres for the first
presentation. of their pictures in New
fork--or else establish their own the
atres The advertising value to pic
ture to appear on Broadway III a first
class theatre is great and to some of
the companies which produce shows
worthy Of Broadway but who have no
place to show them, are going to pro-
vide places of their own
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Bronx
'state" Goods Noi Popular
" ith the Italian Public

The Italian Ministry of Commerce.
since the conclusion OF the armistlce
has had carried on for it's own accoun-
the manufacture OF cotton goods in
about forty factories, contracting for
2o,ooo,ooo meters of goods. 5000 900
OF which have already been put o.
sale and another 10000 900, togcthc.
with notable quantity Of woolen
and mixed goods, will shortly be pu,
upon the market. There is tendene,
en- the part of the public. consular
report states. 70 consider these goods
as of inferior quality and to prefer
others, which is encouraged fy deal.
erS Interested in selling gJ on
which the profits to be gaiiA are
greater.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-28
Operators Take Over
34th Street Buildings
Purchase Property Near 7th
Ave. Corner; Brown Buys
in 1lth Street

The Mercantile Holding Company,
Jacob Wolf, president, has bought the
three four-story building and store at
2o2 to 212 West Thirty fourth Street
from the Hartford Realty Company
through l.. ]. Phillips e. Co. The prap-
erty has a frontage of 1OS feet on
Thirty fourth Street, 60 feet west Of
Seventh Avenue.
The property is the largest available
plot in one ownership on the south
side of Thirty-fourth Street in this
buock, outside of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. 1t was accumulated over
period Of many years by the Hartford
Realty Company, which WAS originally
composed Of Joseph Hammershaig
Morltz Falkenau. Jacob Hirsch and Al
fred Gutwillig. 1t is the intention of
che buying company TO either offer it
Tor resale or for rent.
Tenants Buy in Crosby Street
William A. White & Sons have sold
Tor Andrew W. Smith 81 Crosby Street.
a seven-story and basement building.
on Tot 25x1O0. The buyers are Wilkin-
son Brothers e. Co.. wholesale paper
dealers. who have occupied the building
Tor number of years.
Eleventh Street Loft for Brown
Frederick Brown has purchased from
the estate Of Henry C. Hallenbeck, Sc
East Eleventh Street, an eight-story
LOTT building, on plot 42x949 near
broad"ay. f. j. Riley negotiated the
deal.
Garage for Wooster Street
Z. II. Ludlow & Co. have sold for
the Hyatt estate the lot 25X75 at l9o
:" ooster Street to Leonard WE'LL. who
intends to erect a two-story commercial
garage.
Sale in Amsterdam Avenue
:, Ennis & Sinnott have purchased from
me . estate Of Ernest Hofstaetter 3O9
Amsterdam Avenue, a four-story busi-
ness building on lot l7xS1. William
Cruikshank & Son were the brokers.