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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
HOUSE CLEANING
IN LEAGUES DUE
American and National VIII.
ThreSh Questions,

CHICAGO Sept II signs Of an ~
tenslVe fail house cleaning In organized
bas, ball are il'rt.ful here today
Foremost II me meeting Of the com
mittes named litt winter uy the ms o.
mates Of the American and National
leagues 20 F'.trt chNlfmIn ~ lt"
NrUouul commission. n position uoN
1 held ly GirTy Hermann. who shall
have no Ciuh Affiliations u IL tu-
inOrcd that the committee VIII d'sido
today to make IL formal Offer Il ihc
poet 10 Judge X " Larlis NJ CHICAGO
President Vrrrk ~ the Cubs Pfesi-
| dent Baker of tho Ih.Nits and lr"F-
| Gent Euppcrt VI the Yankees cOnyii'utc
! this committed
Tho second indication ~ a i't'fcorn
| lng house cleaning concerns rhl,iN ~"
! American league. Tn. directors pt h'
! league hhH" empowered Charles 4. 'nr
I ui,kcy. chairman - the board, 10 inko
! Whhtever steps seem necessary d'iot
4 obtaining ~. H1Si., - couus., 20 com
pei Pres - II johnson 10 submit u
( nnhncIAl statement f0r the league The
board requested 'i's hr''w'n' month
ago but Johnson hsb ignored the re
. "a '9'.
/ johnson hos also been rallci upon ~
! 'le league directors 70 Fuh"au'.r'r hlt
{ ,hurges that rambling flour h' 20 Ger
taIn Amer. an league r1ftH s'N'o
/ mrnt issu'd hy tho directors dt'lar :
every enopt has been made 20 stamp
/ out the gambling evil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
kIlBANE KNOCKS
BURNS TITLE NOPE


JERSEY CITY. " J. Sept II -
Frank &. Burns' dream of winning tho
ieathorwrisht title IL but memory
today Johnny kllhune, the feather
weigh, champion. stopped Burns IN tho
mn round OF a scheduled s-round bout
with n terrific flkht smash 10 the Jaw
here Nat night Burns staggered to
~ feet at 'hc count Of nine but Ref
cree Ertle stopped the contest and led
him to his corner
Tho bout wHs held at the local base
bal, park and was Witnessed BY V6,s0t
spectators. one Of the largest crowds
that hap ever witnessed hoying bout
In this country, Tho knochou, csmc
Immediately after Referee Ertlc had
warned kiibane 20 do better work st the
close Of the fourth round.
AN right" snapped tho featherweigh,
champion, who had evidently intended
tina, tho bout should 60 tho full distance
hut ! didn't want 10 hurt this boy"
The knockout came two fn'uutes. later
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
Art Gumnrrn Says:
"Why Should We Dope Our
Weather From Geese and
Corn ShucksI"
Dear Editor

Dear Editor
Well Ed that Ia tough news I Jus,
been reading about q early winter and
mehbc a hard one, but that will not
cause rne 10 rush over and buy no fur
coats for awhile and man should ought
to be able 10 walk on the streets for n
couple months without freezing your
ears
would believe this dope on hard
winter n lot quicker I'd. II our Okla.
CITY weather man would say 80 official
instead OF us having To depend on which
way the geese 10 hyinG and how thick
ls the c0rn shucks. IN ths first place
and " a bunch OF them was seen Eo,ng
over Palm beach way u was probable
Just u accident and IN n couple DAYS
they IL liable to be u flock of them
birds flying towards Hudson hay.
As for corn shucks knowing anything
about tho weather In pdvnnce II does
not seem reasonable I'D. II anything "A
tclligcnts az a goose, which is plenty
lit,ls " you will leave II To me.
Well I'D | see where n lot OF young
men is studying tho piEskin over at
Norman and saltwater and mebb- do.
ing little more studying out Of hook .
ana Il looks like \ bia football year all
over tho state.
them towns and help Owen and Pixlec
do some coaching would not Kick
no punts less than 40 yards Nd aud
would not do no drop kicking inside the
i5-yd. limo, But suppose | viii be tied
up here In town Ea. and will not bc
nhle TO away no matter how bad | was
needed
Originally Yours
ART QUINN
~ n ny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
THEATER BILLS

Empre" ,hca,cr !, 70 10 IS
p, IN -Ber, Lytsll in The Spend
err comedy
Majestic thcatcr 10 a. IN 20 10 Ij
l0.4S p. m-"lieart % the Sun
set trayelogue; comedy
New Folly theater. loiS a m
to 70 IS p. m--loui' Bcnn,'or IN
The KoM Called Straight com
edy.
Dreamland ,hca,cr ga N. 70 II
p m-Doro'hy Dalton IN The
Female OF the Species serial
Marie Walcamp in Tempest Cody
Ride. Well comedy.
Strand ,heater. 10 a m 20 l..
2, 4, 9. s and 10 p. M X Lin
coin IN Il ighiing Through Lie
Of General pershing
Liberty ,hea,er-Hi links Com
pany in "Mary's Birthday"
Lyric ,heater, 80 to l0+5 p.
m--Vaudeyille.
Palace ihca,er, matinee and night,
Billy House and the Midnight
Whirl company in "The End Of the
Rainbow Trail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
ADDED CLASHES
LEAVE OUTCOME
STILL IN DOUBT
Interest in Fight, Cause for
Extension Of Scrap,
fBy International News)

NEW YORK, Sept l7--rh, o,ton'
elon ~ tho worlds series to nlns games
Will work no especial advantage for
either tho Rods or the white sox.
This In the joint opinion Of "Kid''
Gleason and Pat Moran, who VIII lead
the rival teams In the poet .season
ella sslc this year
''T'wo games added 10 the series limit
viii not bother the White shS st all,
said Gleason today After playing
through long season and meeting 80
many good teams two more game,
more or less mean nothing 10 us. PER-
sonally | believe that thd seven game
limit should have been allowed 10 stand
because think tcNcn games nfo plenty
90 tost the strength ~ two teams But
"" have plenty ~ pitchers tlcoito,
Williams. Kerr and James can ho de.
pended uron TO handle iha pitching end
Of II, hnd then we have Lovd'tmllk and
Wilkinson besides
Pat Moran, whose Reds have Just
EGue over the top. expressed his "ilh-
inn tp the International News SerNce
todsy hy wlfei
Extension ~ tho worlds series N
rlnc game. IL fully warranted IN my
Judgment by Unprecedented intoroht ana
demand for accommodation by the
fans not TO mention nm Increased purse
FOR the players Tho financial returns
20 the contondinG clubs will not be much
larger Under the new arrangement
each club contributes half 10 It's league
treasury and II tho eighth aud ninth
games are necessary TO perrsnt of each
clubs share for tho two games will so
10 their respective leagues
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
CHILDREN'S CARRIERS
HOLDING RACE BACK

NEW YORK sept H-Gar'ers
are inimDral 10 race efficiency DR.
Augusta Ru.kcr ot New York de-.
clarcd today before the international
conference Of women physicians here
Savage, develop a better race than
civilized nations. ~. said. because
saydgci DO not wear Rar'ef..
The ,ayagcs had a better physique
Than the civilized person OF today.
with relatively more hyglenic ways
NJ living" She said "hcrau,e OF this
more uH'ramm,'ed Development
The glrters referred 20 hy Dr
Ruckcr we're. o' couse chlldrena
gariers since ihe harm done W these
stocking support, j., done during the
period ci development Elastic ,houl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
GERMANY 10 KEEP
OUT UNDESInABL

BERLIN, Sept. l7.-With the pur-
pose, il /, declared, OF becoming
master OF her own house again, and
30 resssert her sovereign right OF say.
ing who may or may not enter Ger
many-at least until the peace is rat.
ificd-the German government has
announced that any one crossing the
borde- without properly vised pass
ports will he subject to arrest and ex-
pulsion.
The reason officially given Is the
fact that Germany at present is over.
run with foreigners who have no pass
ports or proper yiscs, and that among
them are numerous undesirable. This
influx has been facilitated by the lack
Of formali,y and laxity in the passport
supervision.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
RELANO WON'T STAND
FOR HALF MEASURES

LONDON. sept Il Ireland will
stand i.r rY half way measures" Ar
'hsr Gr.'.'bs, acting president OF i've
Irish republic l' quoted as saying
by '.e American aarrep9nden, OF the
Daily NcH,
Eve accept President Wilson's rrn-
Cg'c oi scli determination. We d..
mlul a rtpgblD. NOT nome rule AMI
wr,l g-, o. ll We have TO carry the
,sht 10 a knockout
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept. H.-Ihc SIS.
tine choir OF the vatican, possibly the
oldest organization Of it, kind in the
world, arrived in New York today
and thus broke a preceden, which has
lasted Tor 1909 years The American
tour OF the choir will be the first time
since its formation in the fourth cen-
tury that the famous body OF singer,
ever has lef, the precincts Of ,hs
vatican.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
Lot Asked OF jspap,

TOXIC, Sept, l7---Aecording to
Jiji Shimpo, the United States gov
ernmcnt had requested a memorandum
from Japan stating. first, tina, Japan
has no aggressive designs on the
province Of Shan,ung; second. that
Japan i, TO abandon her rights 10 the
establishment, OF an exclusive jap.
anese settlement in Tasingtsc, aud
third. announcing the exac, date for
the return OF Shantung to China. and
also the date for the Withdrawal OF
the japanese troops there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
MerCier Thanks
America for Aid

BALTIMORE, Sept. H,--Cardin Al
MERCER, prima,c Of Belgium, in an
address here last night thanked
America for its grea, support Of his
country in time OF trial and appealed
for the continuance OF this help.
], was Cardinal Mereicr's first for
NAL address in this country. lie oarts
here. he said, TO express his admira-
ton for America, second. TO express
his gratitude, and third, TO express the
need OF American help for the social
reconstruction Of Relgium'
After all. history i' Just a record Of
mans effort to feed his stomach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
Absent.

Ernest" said the teacher, tell
what you know about the Monaghan
race"
Il WASH, there" explained Erne.,
hastily. II went TO the Harvard
Brown game."--Ma,s. Technology
Hoo boo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
A Great Remedv.

The merits Of Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrheca Remedy are well
known and appreciated, but there is
occasionally a man who had no &C.
quaintance with them and should read
the following by F. II. Des, a hotel
man at Dupuyer. Mont. -Four years
ago used Chamberlain's Cole and
Diarrhoea Remedy with such won.
deriul results that I have since rec
ommsnded Il 10 my friends" (Adv. J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
Attitude Toward
Irish Explained

DUBLIN, Sept i7.--When Great
Britain signed the armis,ice terms,
,bc agreed to Presiden, Wilson's
principles. including the right Of self
determination for small nations. but
She did not agree to the application
OF that principle within the British
empire
III this way Ian MACPHERSON, chief
,ectctary for ireland, today explained
the Brush attitude toward the Irish
question
"1ha, i, the premier'' idea on thi,
point and think it IS righ, and Just
said Mr. MaoPhcrson
--H-aa-- ----=-----=-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
TODAY'S GAMES.


National Lsauue,
Brooklyn At Pittsburgh. clear, $50.
Boston at st. Louis. cloudy, two
games, 2 and T.
No others scheduled
American League.
Chicago nj New York, clear, TWO
q ames. 100 and $40.
Cleveland at Philadelphia. clear, $50.
Detroit at Boston. clear. two games,
] 40 and $3.50.
Only Rames today,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
NEITHER TEAM HAS ADVANTAGE IN GAME WORLD SERES MANAGERS SAY

der straps and other rubber harness
ior children were also condemned
DR. Rurkcr also recommended that
high heels lal pointed toci shoes be
abolished and 'iat there be le', re-
,trr,.on in elHa'ug iui women
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
Inducements,

Jones-Is the farm for sale'
Real Eaa,er-Yes. sir; here's q
moneymaker-price slO,0o0-and you
after we have the Sunday school pic
mic" cautioned the deacon, good
wife.--Judge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
LEONARD AND DUNDEE
IN BIG CLASH TONIGHT I

NEWARK y r.. Sept lT-Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion. will de-
fend his title here tonight against
Johnny Dundee In an S-round bout. Il
Will he the seventh meeting between tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

The Brownies lost their sixth
straight game when Walter Johnson
ALLOW cd them siX scattered hits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

The Indians slugged the ball 20 all
corners Of the lot aud won 10th games
Of a double bill at Philadelphia. Chap.
mau stole four bases in tho first game,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.


American.
Cleveland s-is; Philadelphia 2s
Washington 3: 81. Louis
Rain elsewhere.
National.
Ros'on 4 9: St Louis ~
Pittsburgh I: brooklyn 3
Cincinnati 4, New York :
Chicago :; Philadelphia .
Texas League.
A Beaumont =. Dallas
A. san Antonio .. Shreveport D
At Galveston Waco, rain.
At Houston b-0:. Fort worth 30
American Assoo,atlor,
No games scheduled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

DENVER. col. Sept n. Johnny
S0ye, 81 Paul lightweight. Knocked out
Red Dolan Of New York lss' night IN
the second round ot = scheduled fifteen
round bout at III. stockyatfs stadium
here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
Home

What is your definition Of home 7"
Home Is the place where you
can't find the hammer or the saw
when you really need them."--De.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

A homer BY MAranvllis and triples BY
Ford and Carroll gave the Braves an
even break with the Cardinals. Shsrdell
outpItched Scott IN the sse0ra game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

Billy Sou,hworth's single In tho
eleventh scored Bighee With the run
\ lShnt p,ye the Pirates a victory over
I~firppe3 ". a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

HeNha, i, choice OF his time will
also be Choice OF his eompany.--ler-
emy Taylor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
TOUCHING ALL
BASES

Dutch Reuther pitched the game
that removed the Giants from tho
1910 race, though he was touched
for twelve hite.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

Amer, trying a comeback with
the phiilIss, ran Into Alexander at
Chicago and 90, the worst OF the
collision,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

With God nothing is ACCIDENTAL
longiell3N
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Long Beach Hospital
Abandonment Explained
Ordered by Surgeon General in
the General Scheme of
DemobiIization

WASHINGTON, March 13. - The
abandonment of the Long Beach. N.
T., Hospital was ordered by the Sur
geon Generals department of the
army in the general scheme of demob-
ilization, the hospital division of the
Medical Corps declared to-day in de-
nying reports that the return of the
property to the owners was BROUGHT
about through political influence.
"The Medical Department originally
leased number of private properties
on the theory the war would continue
longer than November II, last" said
the executive officer in the Hospital
Division of the Medical Department
THE policy of the department is to
return as quickly as possible to pri,
'yate owners all property that was
leased.
Among the hospitals ordered abon-
doned thus far arc the hotels at Long
Beach, Hot Springs, N. c., and Cornus
Cristi, Tex. and the sanato RUINS Mt
Marklcton, Penn, and Danville, N. Y
Eventually the army hospitals will be
confined to camp hospitals and most
hospitals and other permanent proner-
tiess by the government"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Probation Court Will
Be Established Soon
Magistrates viii Review Work
of Officers and Encourage
Children

Chief Magistrate William McAdoo
announced yesterday that when Mag
istrate Henry C. Curran, a major in
the army, returns shortly, the Proba-
ton Court will be put in operation.
In Major Curran's absence the court
could not be started without incurring
additional expense.
"The magistrates assigned" said
McAdoo, "will sit in the various bor-
oughs, overlook probation work in all
its phases and receive reports of pro-
baton officers on cases committed to
their care.
"Where probationer is violating
the terms upon which he has been re-
leased the case will be brought to the
attention of this court, and a central
lied supervision over all probationers
will ensue
''In addition to this, the court will
be the clearing house for all proba-
TONERS before discharge. Each indi-
vidual probationer will be brought be-
fore the magistrate. His conduct dur
ing the probationary period will be
reviewed, and he or she either en-
couraged or admonished as to future
conduct. Under present conditions
probationers pass out of the proba-
tionary period without formality, and
have no impression as to what is re-
quired of them in the future"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14

Contracts on Likely
Apartments Easily Sold
Harlem Properties Sold Twice
in Single Day; First Choice
Can Command Price


The Jules Realty Company, Samuel
Wacht, jr., president, has sold the six
story apartment house at 522-24 West
112th Street, on plot 50x100, to II. w.
G. Realty Company, Henry Gennerich
president, which resold the apartment
to the Mason Realty Company.
The Mason Realty Company took a
dubon Avenue and 174th Street two
five-story apartments, on plot 100x100,
purchased yesterday by the H. w. G.
Realty Company arranged for sixty
families and containing six stores. The
property was held at 100000, and was
sold for all cash.
Sale on 10th Street
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has resold 9 and II West 10th Street,
facing Central Park a six-story apart
ment house, on plot 66.8x10O, to the
Aitchandar Realty Company, through
M. Leff1er & Co. This is one of three
houses at this point recently purchased
by the sellers, who yesterday acquired
the Lake View, at 35-43 West 10th
Street.
The syndicate also sold to client
of II. B. Cohn, 919 Beck Street, corner
Of Tiffany Street, fve-story apart
ment, on plot 76x100, renting for $1O,-
600 and held at $60,OOO Recent deal
ings by the Messrs. Morgenstern total
100000
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Brown Buys in
Dyckman District

Frederick Brown has bought from
the W. r. G. Company, through Byrne
& Baumann, two five-story apartment
houses, each on plot 55x1O0, at 72 to
81 Seaman avenue, near 207th Street
The buildings are arranged for forty
families and rent for $4,000. From
the Valhalla Corporation Mr. Brown
bought, through John Strahman, the
five-story twenty five family apart
ment house, on plot 5Ox80, at 2216
Adams Place, near 182d Street
Brown Parts With Ossining Farm
Mr.. Brown sold to r. C. Thackera,
through George Howe and George
Levy, the forty-ive-acre estate at Os-
sining, N. Y, known as the Oliver
property, improved with three-s story
residence, garage and outbuildings,
fronting on the Croton Dam road. The
estate was held at $4,000.
Joseph G. Abramson has sold to Otto
Dierck the five-story apartment house
at 112 and ia Naegle Avenue, on plot
40x125. Fl. I. Wood was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Foreshadows New Trade
Area in 5th Ave. Zone
Lifting of Setback Restriction
Opens 47th St. Block to Busi-
ness: Selling Starts There

Foot & Martin have purchased the
four-story brownstone dwelling house,
SO West Forty ty-seventh Street. 23x1OO,
from Pasquale Nardi. William B. Nav
G. Co. were the brokers in the trans
action.
The. property, which is between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, was, until January
l of this year, under the old Columbia
College restrictions, which were re-
moved on that date. The restriction
set back a building nine feet. The
purchase is the first that has been
made since the restriction has been
changed, and is believed to be fore
runner of much activity in this section,
now that property in it can be more
profitably used for trade. 1t is be-
lieved that the site sold yesterday will
be improved in the near future. By the
removal of the Columbia restriction
values in this restricted zone are cx-
pected to increase largely
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Mexican Congress to Go
Into Special Session
Petroleum Decision Is Main
Reason for Extra Call by
CarranZa
NeaU York Tribune
Washington Bureau

NeaU York Tribune
Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 13. - The
State Department made the following
announcement to-day:
by Presidential decree an extra
session of the Mexican Congress has
been called for May l. A cablegram
to the Stale Department to-day says
the purpose of the extra session under
the decree is 20 consider, among other
things, petroleum legislation, the sole
bank of issue, and the organic law to
enforce Article 1913 of the Constitu-
ton.
"Article 1913 relates to labor and
social welfare. 1t provides that Con-
gress and the state legislatures shall
make laws relative to labor with due
regard to the needs of each region
of the republic and in conformity with
principles set out in this article these
principles including an eig,lt-hour day.
a sevenhour limit for night work,
minimum wages. etc"
The new Mexican petroleum code is
unsatisfactory TO the American, Brit
ish, French and Dutch interests be-
cause the oil companies merely are
granted license to operate their pro-
ducing wells, and their title to un-
developed lands, held by them in re-
serve for future development, is not
protected by the code.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-14
Rentals Show Demand
For Business Space

FREDERICK Fox & Co., Inc, have
leased to Rost E. Co., Inc, the eighth
loft at 26165 West Thirty-sxth
Street; to Steel e. Taylor Company
space at &. 141-3-5 West Thrty-sixth
Street; the second and third lofts at
8l3 Broadway to f. Rosen; to Sutin
Bros. the third loft at II West
Tobacco Company the fourth and fifth
floors at 243-47 West Seventeenth
Street
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the building at 1920 West
Sixty-third Street to the Warren Nash
Corporation for the Motor Car Equip
ment Company; to the United States
government the basement at 622-32
West Fifty seventh Street; to Paul
& Meyer Friedman the third floor at
All West Fiftyffth Street, and in
conjunction with the B. Birdsall Com
pany, Inc, the Cross & Brown Com
pany, store at 81 Worth Street to
John Y. Farrell.
Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased the ground floor at So Univer-
sity Place to Harry S'eid for ten years
at an aggregate rental Of about $50
900. Mr.. Seid will make extensive al
terations and open branch restau-
rant. The building was recently pur-
chased by clients of the Noyes Com
pany and altered with a view of busi-
ness on the first two floors and the
three upper floors for cooperative
apartments.
The Liggett Hegeman Com
pany has renewed the lease of its store
in the Sherman Square Hotel, Broad
way and Seventeen Street, for ten
years from October /, 1919. Extensive
improvements will be made.
Roy Sherick has leased at 234 Fifth
Avenue the first floor for F. and Y.
Pflorn to Waters Belemann Company;
the fourth floor at 44-46 East Twenty
fifth Street to H. S. Wolff & Co.; the
sixth floor at 141-47 Fifth Avenue to
Friedman & Rubinowitz, and space at
30-32 West Thirty-sixth Street to
S. and j. Orinoch, novelties.
Frank L. Fisher Company leased
space in the Stewart Building at 28O
Broadway to the international Schools
Company for a term of years.