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Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

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Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

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New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Narrow 34th St. Space
Brings $l5O.OOO Rental

Robert ]. Coverdale mas leased for
the Riker Hegeman Company, ten feet
of its Thirty-fourth Stree. store, by a
depth of fifty feet, to The Adler
Blouses, Inc, for term of ten years,
at an aggregate rental of $150OO0
Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased large suite of Offices in the
broadway Maiden Lane building, at ITO
broadway, to the Otrophon Steamship
corporation, and Offices to Joseph ri.
Meyer Bros. and Samuel Wacht, Jr.;
the fifth floor at 100 Broadway to R.
Reed Williams: space at 90-96 Wall
Street to c.. e. Daley, and space at
o0-52 Pine Street to Edward J. Sullwin-
kel and Alfred Rau.
j. 3. English has leased for the
Whitnoyl Corporation the five story
pulldlng at 137-141 Charles Street to
L. SOCK & Co. for term of years for
export business
Brooklyn Building for Auto Firm
Contracts have been signed bv the
Pierce Arrow Automobile Company for
ten-year lease, at an aggregate rental
OF $4,000, of a building to be erected
Tor the company at the corner of Bed
ford and Atlantic Avenues. The new
STRUCTURE will occupy a plot AZ feet on
Bedford Avenue, having. a depth of 92
feet. The remainder of the Bedford
Avenue plot is to be improved with
business buildings and possibly a
THEATRE
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
LOUIS COHEN, Plaintiff. against EVA
COHEN. Defendant. Action for Absoluts
divorce. Trial desired In New York County.
Summons.
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action. and TO serve a
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs At
torney within twenty days after tho SER
vice or this summons. exclusive or the day
OF service. and in case Of your failure to
appear, or answer, Judgment, by default,
Will Be taken against you for the relief de-
manded 10 the complaint.
Dated Now York, March sth 1919
SAMUEL DICKSTEIN.
Plaintiffs Attorney. once and Post ofice
Address, 10. sss Broadway, New York
City
To the Defendant. EVA COHEN:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant TO an order
OF Hon George V. Mullan. a Justice Of tho
supreme Court Of the State OF New York.
dated April 2sth. 1919, and filed with i've
complaint in the Office OF the Clerk of the
County of New York. at the County Court
House. In the Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
Dated. New York City. May list. 1919.
SAMUEL DICKSTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. onice and p. o.
Address, 2s9 Broadway Borough of
Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

1lsTH ST. 8. $50 lst av. 26xloo:l 10;
Sebastiano s. Rose Bennati to Eliza
Meehaan; atty. D Freeberger. 27l Bway;
5sTH ST. So W: Jno Milton Goetchius &
wife to Sarah G K, Hy X & Jno NJ
Goetchius, Jr, exrs; attys, Fletcher, Nc
Cutchen g. Brown. 1913 Broadway; Jan
DIST ST, 81 W; Chas 4 Hannah schles-
niger to the N Y Life Ins g. Trust Co, 81
VA! st; attys Emmet g. Parish, 81
Wall st: Oct 10, 1901 :.....: So, 900
9TH AV, W 30th st; leasehold; Adolph
< Richard Fink to Geo Ehret 1877
Park av. atty, X Nj Burghard. Ill
Broadway; May 81 1912. So, 600
OAK ST, 30-32: Michael & Guseppina
Santangelo to Giovanni 6. Angela LAGER
ra; atty. G. Laccrra. 80 Oak ST. May
1oSD ST. SIS, 13O g 81 av 5ox1Oo.1l; Taubs
Goldberg to Michl NJ Abrnhams; attys
Stroock & S, $50 Broadway; Jan s.,
MULBERRY ST, 24s francesca g. Laura Laura
Galizia to Giaconlino Porteraro. attvs
Weekes Bros, As William ct; March 81
1sT Av. sos-ii: a5th st. s42 Mary nlIep sripO9
I.ooram to MarceIla r Mahony, e2o -E
goth st; atty, Walter e Mcdonnell, lS2
Nassau st; Aug 81. 1913. 900
vEsBY ST, 100; Anna a Gillies to the
Central Ssv Bank; attys, Curtis. NJ P e.
Colt. 80 Broad st; Sept ., 1908 sic, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Realty Market
Busy Broadway Corner
In Brooklyn Sold
Medical Supplies Concern Gets
Property at Kosciusko ST.
Buyers for Dwellings

Robert ]. Coverdale has sold for the
Bond and Mortgage Company a corner
plot at Kossuth Place, Broadway and
kosciusko Street for $4,000, to S.
Aelses, medical supplies; and for Wich-
ert & Gardiner seventeen lots on At
lantlc Avenue, near Schenectady Ave
nue., for $4,000, to the Cushman Bak-
cry Company. Also, for Charles Sack
ett' three-story dwelling at 126 Cam
bridge Place, to NJ. Adler.
Charles c. Stelle has sold 2SS Sixth
Avenue for Thomas McIlvaine to James
Madden, and the two story brick house
at 400 Douglass Street to Edward
schnelders h 5s for oceunancy.
Il. Z. Sauter has sold to Richard
Rogers the two-story dwelling at 303
Fourteenth Street.
= The Meister Builders have sold 1888
Seventy-seventh Street, a three-story
building on plot 31.6x100
!: salzberg has sold to M. Gurian a
cottage on plot 40x1O0 at 1923 Fiftieth
Street. '''
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Brown Buys More Vacant
Property i'm The Bronx
Block Front on Woodrow VII
SON Parkway Purchased
Flats and DWELLINGS Sold

The Title Guarantee and Trust Cow
pany has sold to Frederick Brown the
vacant block of twelve lots forming ~
westerly side of Woodrow Wi;lsor
PARKWAY, between Hawkstone Street
and Mount Eden Avenue. lust south NJ
da3d Street. The plot has an area Of
254xl47 feet and was sold THROUGH
James Boyd. + "
Buys Lots Near Parkway
The Stebbins Realty and Construc.
ton Company, ]. J. Malino, president.
has bought five lots, 125xlO0. from tho
Equitable Protective Company, on the
south side of 10th Street, adioininy
woodrow Wilson Parkway. Samue1
CoWen was the broker.
Ogden Avenue Flat Sold
O'Reilly & Dahn and Harry
Byrnes have sold for Irene Get 1aas
ogden Avenue. five story apartment
on plot 50x10O. - V
Buys in Eagle Avenue
d. Clarence. Davies has sold for M
Miesserschmidt, 571 Eagle Avenue. a
lot 25xl20. '' VII
Sale in Whitlock Avenue
The Bedford Holding Company. FREQ
broWn, president. has sold the three
11!almnlly 1!ln:4 house, on lot 25xlo0, at SAT
Whitlock Avenue.
10 Erect Department Store
Francis Rogers G. Son, who operate a
large department store at Third Ave
nue. and 143d Street, will erect five
Story department store to occupy the
plock front on the south side of Ford
nam Road, between Park and Webster
avenues, just across from the Ford
nam railroad station. The site. now
encumbered with frame buildings. vas
acquired by the Messrs. Rogers few
years ago through R. H. Scobie AS
proker The plans for the proposed
oouliding were prepared by Townsend.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
James Speyer Sells Tall
Flat Near 5th Ave.
Property in 48th St. Purchased
by Edgar A. Lighthouses
on l50th St. Are Sold

William A. White G. Sons have sold
Tor the Fifteen East Forty ighth
Street Corporation, owned by James
Speyer, the ten story apartment house
at Is East Forty eighth Street, on plot
5ox1oo. The building, which was con-
structed as bachelor apartment
house. is now fully occupied. Edgar A.
Levy is the buyer.
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany, Inc, |. Portman president, has
bought from Orr S. Lee, trustee, the
two six story elevator apartment
houses occupying the block front on
the north side of 159th Street, between
Amsterdam and st. Nicholas avenues,
with frontages of 1856, SO and 81 feet,
respectively. Joseph Herzog was the
broker
Shenk Buys Broadway Corner
Max N. Natanson has sold to Joseph
Shenk 5000 Broadway, northeast cor
ner Of Manhattan Street, a six story
apartment house, on plot 1l2xl10x97x
irregular Byrno & Bowman were the
brokers.
Operators Get Fifth Avenue Flathouse
M. Korner has purchased for syn
dlcate from Margaret Griffith the six
story apartment building on a plot
50.11X84 at the southeast corner Of
l0Sth Street and Fifth Avenue.
1lSth Street Flathouse Sold
Seleston Coene has sold through
Kehoe d. Canero II East 18th Street,
five story fathouse, on lot 25xl00, to
S. Ranaleie
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Lease Suites From Plans

Pease & Gilman have leased in the
mouse now being erected at lis East
Eighty second Street, by 115 Incor~
porated, apartments to Ray Bowers.
Keats Speed, Herbert L. Stern, S. ]. De
Aay; DR.. j. Herbert Lawson, Edwin
Ludlow, Mrs. Van Smith, Dr.. jacques
Loeb and A. f. Robinson.
Albert B. Ashforth has leased apart
ments at lo2 West Fifty-eighth Street
to Mrs: Nella Walker Mack and Raw
mond W. Bayliss; at az West Fifty-sey-
enth Street, to Mrs. Clara A. Smith and
Mrs. Raymond G. Carroll; at l48 West
Flfty-seventh Street, to the Misses
Edna and Lillian West; at 6 East Thir-
tleth Street. to DR.. Louis f. Draper
William II. Laird and Miss Ethel John
ston; at 467 Fourth Avenue, to Nathan
oman and Miss Lucy M. Lambert; at
~ East nth Street, to Jacob Kron-
perg; at 10 West Sixty-seventh Street
to Harry a. Sharpe; at 1853 West Fiji
ty-eighth Street, to Mrs. Josephine Y
$. Thorn; at l West Sixty-fourth
Street, to E: NJ Clark; and at sos West
Nlnety-ninth Street, to Mrs. B. M. As
pinwall
Samuel H. Martin has leased for the
west SlXtleth Street Realty Company
the four-story dwelling at 81 West Six,
tleth Street, to Rox w. Kroeger.
Pease q Gilman have leased for Mrs
l.. Z; Thomas to Mrs. E. A. Campbell
the four-story dwelling at 26 East Fiji
ty-eighth Street.
Named Agents for Apartment
Pease & Elliman have been an
pointed managing agents of the six-
story apartment house at 12O and 1oo
East Elghty-sixth Street by Alfred
Lewis. ~ Gu
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty
Sale Averts Building
Of Tall Apartment
Worthington Whitchouse, Inc,
Had Planned History House
on East 61sf St. Site Sold

Resale of the four story and base
ment dwelling at Is East Sixty first
Street by Worthington Whitehouse
Inc, averts the construction on that
site of twelve story apartment which
the seller had planned to erect. The
buyer is client of Douglas L. Gilman
& Co., and will occupy the premises.
Sells House in Ninety-fourth Street
The four story and basement dwell
ing, on a lot 20x100.8, at 10 East
Nlnety-fourth Street has been sold.
Title stands in the name of Emma l..
B. CLARK.
Pennsylvania Man Sells House
Tracy Hoppin, of Mount Hope, Penn,
has sold the four story American base
ment dwelling ut 173 East Eightieth
Street.
Sale in Sixtieth Street
The estate of Mary Martin sold the
four story and basement dwelling, on a
lot 20x100, at 231 East Sixtieth Street,
through Joseph F. Seitz.
Quick Resale in 124th Street
Shaw e. Co. have sold to Maria Belvi-
dere for occupancy 500 East 124th
Street, a three story two family dwell
ing, on lot 18.6x1OO. This is the
second sale Of the property by the
same brokers within a month.
Buys Houses for School
David Names, who conducts music
school at 154 East Seventieth Street.
has purchased from George r. Ran
son, through Pease & Gilman, the
three story dwellings at 155 to 159
East Seventy-fourth Street and plans
to alter them into one large building
Tor his school. The three buildings
are on plot 50.6x102.2.
Columbia Fraternity Buys
The Houghton Company has sold for
Mary 4. White the four and half
story American basement dwelling at
529 West 18th Street, on lot COX
100.11, to Columbuia chapter frater-
nifty.
Another Out of Town Seller
Smith & Davis have sold for B. 2.
Roeser the three-story and basement
dwelling at 214 West 128th Street. on
a lot l6.0Xl00, to Theresa W. Robin
son, of Roscoe, Sullivan County, N. Y,
who will occupy after extensive al
terations.
Home for Former Tax Commissioner
Joseph S. Schwab. former tax COM
missioner, has purchased the three
story dwelling, on lot 178x10O8. at
lo6 West Eightyeighth Street, from
J. Zimmerman for the Schwab Realty
Company
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

Catherine d Colt, agt Trieda Tompkins
Ct al samended foreclosure OF mtS), atty
sp Av. n cor 1o7th at. 26x1oo: James
Roddy agt Mary A Grogan (foreciosura
OF MTG; attys. Newmarls & Miller
141TH ST, s. 35S > Boulevard, 17xo9.I1.
John w Seaman ngt Henry r browne
, ct, st al Spartition. etcl; atty, II w jenkins
ard Willats et al agt slayak ct nj
foreclosure of mtg); atty. l. Hall.
Bronx
LOTS NOS 4S q 4G1s, block asa3, sec,ion
u, tax map: Anna X Crossln. agt Ida
Sachs ss extrx. ct al faction to recover
tudgmonD; atty, II Swain.
Williamsbridge depot; Meyer Laimbsrt
aKt Charles l. Ullman (forciosurc OF
mtg); atty. II Englander.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Vincent Astor Disposes of
Tenements on East Side

William Vincent Astor has sold to
Andrew Muller, client of the Douglas
Robinson, Charles S Brown Co., the two
tive-story tenements at 13O-132 East
Third Street, each on lot 25x112.
The same brokers sold for the trus-
tees for Mary Van Allen Thompson
lGriswold A. Thompson and Luis J.
Phelps) the four and fve-story tene-
ments at 424430 East Fifth Street,
each on lot 25x9e. No 424 was pur-
chased by Mary Vormwald, Nos. 1926
42S by the Roman Catholic Church of
st. Nicholas, and No. 430 by Maurice
Rosenswaike. In each case the pur-
chaser is the tenant of the property.
Church Will Sell in Essex
The Church of the Holy Communion
has sold through Rutland g. Whiting
BENJAMIN Corporation the three-story
building on. Lot 20x100 at 120 Essex
Street.
S9th Street Property Sold
Harry j. Schum has sold. the Flora
Eisig estate, 333 West Thrty-ninth
Street, four-story front and rear tene-
ments, on lot 25x98.9, to Mile Ro-
senberg.
Old 43d Street Holding Sold
George A. Bowman and Joseph r.
Feist have sold 470 West Forty-third
Street, four-story tenement on lot
20xlO0. The property has been in the
selling family for three generations
and the transaction was for all cash
Henry Brady represented the seller.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Spectators Buying in
Old Business Zones
Adds to Holdings in Greene ST.. {;
Trustees Sell on Water
and Beekman SITS.

EH. Ludlow & Co. and Spear & Co
have sold to the Burden Realty Com
psny, Kenneth c. Newman president,
the Avs-story and basement building at
81 Green Street. The buying company
has purchased within week 80 and 81
Greene Street and 14S and 150 Greene
Street.
Hospital Sells Downtown Realty
The Rutland & Whiting Benz jamin
Corporation has sold for the ST. Luke's
Hospital 72 Beekman Street, a five
story building, on lot 25x100, to the
Etagloc Holding Company.
st. Luke's Hospital also sold 210
Water Street, five-story building, on
lot 24xa4, to Eli Borros through Rutland
Whiting Benjamin Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Home Building Planned
By Suburban Buyers
Twelve Houses to Be Erected ON
Tract Bought in Staten Island
Fine Cottages Are Sold

The Mathews Realty Company has
sold to the ]. A. Luba Company twelve
plots at Forest and Oakland avenues,
West New Brighton, S. l., to be i'm
proved Immediately with twelve one
family cottages.
Buyers at Tarrytown TO Build
The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold for the estates of Tappan Zee
plot on harrington Avenue, in the
Philipse Manor section of Tarrytown,
N. Y, to Mrs. L. Setter, who plans to
build home.
Mount Vernon Improvement
The Cooley Realty Company has
sold plot, 100x115. on Ciaremont Ave
nue., Mount Vernon, for Mathew Howe.
of Pelham Manor, to Joseph Smith. of
Mount Vernon. Mr.. Smith is to erect
home on the site in the fall
Larchmont House Resold
Fish 4 Marvin, through their Larch-
mont office, have resold for Frank l..
Egger his residence on Bennett Avenue
at Larchmont to William P Manruse.
this city.
The same brokers have rented for
william Wander Roest his residence
on Serpentine Trail, Larchmont Park.
to Mrs. Gordon Cotton, of Brooklyn
and for the Misses Fallon their bunga-
low on Carroll Avenue, at Mamaroneck,
TO William F. Ingold, of this city.
Buys Fine Montclair Home
Joseph Hodgson, of the New York
ana Cupa steamship Company, has sold
to Richard c. Heitner, of Passaic. his
Montclair residence at IA Berkeley
Place on a plot 60x20o. The property
was valued at $13,500 and the sale
was negotiated by the Frank Hughes
taylor Company, Montclair, N. J. The
!atter company has also sold to Harold
rage for Victor Carlson. contractor
at $4,000 N' '"iueo
Buyer for Deal Beach Estate
Charles l.. Merkle, of Columbus. O
mas sold to client of Otterboure'
otelndler & Houston the house and
garage at the southeast corner of Nor
"ood and Neptune avenues, Deal Beach.
on plot 1b0x160. Milan Ross Agency
Aspury Park, were the brokers.
Larchmont Gardens Lots Sold
George Howe has sold for the Iarch-
mont Gardens Company to Mrs. Grace
L. +. Clark four lots in Larchmout Car
dens. o@i-
Sells Flushing Home
j. Albert Johntra has sold the dwelJ-
ing on plot 40x100 at 20b Nineteenth
sereet, Flushing. for Henry w. Ward
10 Charles Z. Schwengeler.
Other Staten Island Sales
Cornelius G. Kolff has leased for AL
bert E. Hadlock to Major Hollenbeck
the large frame dwelling with garage
at Bement and Cary avenues, West
New Brighton, S. I.
Moffatt & Schwab have sold for Mrs.
Edward A. Lemon her residence at 1os
st. Marks Place, New Brighton, to Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Dennis, of Hamil-
ton Park.
Sale of Ridgewood Property
S. S. Walstrum- Gordon g. Forman
have sold for Theodore #. Bernard to
William F. Schmidt the dwelling at 42
Highwood Avenue. and leased for Mrs.
gertrude f. Harrison to Mrs. Emily
Goodwin the dwelling at 81 Washington
Place, at Ridgewood. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Lawyers Seek Site in Civic
Centre for Office Building

Ihe proposed plan for lawyers to
bulld cooperative office building is
again brought to light in letter sent
by McDavitt e. Bowling, lawyers, to
Mayor Hylan, suggesting that the
courthouse site on Centre Street be
used for such purpose.
"lf the City of New York could lease
or sell this property to a corporation
organized by the lawyers of the CITY"
wrote the attorneys, "for the purpose
OF erecting and operating such an Of
nee building on cooperative plan, the
pfoolem OF office space for lawyers
would be practically solved, and Mt
lhe same time such building would
DC Oh great benefit to the city finan-
clally as we'll as from civic point of
YieMn FN w
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Sales at Auction
Ry .rosenh p nav

By Ioseph ?. Day
32D ST. n s, 400 LIST ay, 94x15i.3x irreg;
grain elevator; Z a Allen agt II Z
Clark ct al; partition; Withdrawn.
BY Henry R-ady
l47TH ST. All W. 3. 64e.3 Amsterdam
av, 14.8xss.11, S-sty and b dwlg b
Valentine ct al agt c A Martin ct Al;
due, S9,99e.44; taxes, etc. $325: TO the
plaintiff for s1o.500.
BOSTON RID. 1882. g. 2so Union av.
40x134. 3x4l. sx122.4, 5-sty nat and s.rs: !:
East River Savings Inst agt j NJ schoen-
field ct all due. s32,s6411; taxes. etc,
1850 to the plaintiff for $500
MORRIS AV, 2427, w s, 453.s ls4th st.
26xs3. sx26xs4-S, 2-sty dwig; ~ Fam
ming ct al sgt John Fleming ct al due,
$0,65T.s5; taxes. etc. s772. sub 10 tax
lien of sl,oso57. TO the plaintiH for
$500.
BY Samuel Marx
BARROW ST. "a. S. 1926 Bieecxcr 81,
22-6x97.4x22x97.2 S-sty and dwlg. NJ q
Hatch agt II Newman 81 al; due
si.6s5.s5: taxes, etc, $500: TO Edward 7
Healey, Jr. for S1l,3o0.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Resale of Ardsley
Hall Brings Quick
Profit to Sellers
Ten Story Building in
Central Park West Held
At 100000 Sold Twice
Within a Few Weeks

Ard,,ev Hall, IN Central Park West
has been sold by the Wellworth Realty
Company to lsadors Montefiore Levy
=. attorney for corporation to be or
..r;zed and known as $50 Central Park
west. Inc. The house was recently pur-
...sed by the selling company from
III. A. & V. Investing Company.
The apartment is ten stories, situated
:. the south corner of Central. Park
w.st and Ninety second Street, on a
nIot Tes' 1ooxi25 and overlooking the lake
n Central Park The purchase price
~ na. close to 100000. The premises
s,sre sold subject to first mortgage
Of $4,000, at AZ per cent interest,
having ten years to run.
Under the new ownership 1t is pro-
posed to modernize the building in
many respects.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Bronx
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BROADWAY. $ W c seth ct. south loft;
Schute Realty CO. to Chas Boschen,
Billiard Academy. 1855 Broadway; from
June l, 1919, To Sept 80, 1884.
LENox Av, 2ss. street floor flooT: u AYaiis s1Hya
Berrian to J.. Nesamer. 2ss Lenox av.
10 yrs from, May J, 1919; attorney, Jno
J. Lyons, 233 broadway. ....-.. $1,000
ssTH ST, 222 f. all, Theresa T. Neit to
Joseph Gutfreund. 222 6sth; yrs
from Oct ]. lsi9.............-.. 81 $50
STH AV. 80-s6: 18th ST. 25a-G5 " str
Tor restaurant IN front part. United
Cigar Stores Of Anne rica to Constsntina
Pansgakis, so Sth Az; from June l.
1919, 10 March 80. 1929: attorneys
Smith II & W, 277 Broadway
ss7. 900 & 81 ooe
lsT AV. $50. south street & part b Ss
apartment l. above; lily ). l<o7t 10
Carl Mueller, 200 lst aY; yrs iroie
May !2ls 30 =, s'se
Nibur Realty Co, 500 Broadway. yrs
from May !. 1919. $f,ico
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Alterations
Manhattan

5STH ST, 2a7 and 23s W. TO and ? sty
garage etc; q Ehret. el7 W e2d Et
owner; Terwilliger Son, W saith ct.
srH I'n'so' AV sas to .-stv d,,a,,in ,, 1900
private school; X Bovec. 4sth st.
owner; Cassie F Witt and p : Murray.
$50 9th sv, architects. cts.............32 325, 900
I'D AV, 155, to 4-sty and basement store
office, etc: ] pameri. 100 Ocean
Parkway. Bklyn, owner: II J Harrison
World Building, architect. 800. So, 600
12bTH ST, 1913 and 125 NJ TO 3-s;y store
and showrooms; + Wainer premises
owner; J Gescheidt 142 II 4sd st, archi-
tcCt s. 5DV
4TH ST. 2s9 E, TO "A 2-sty synagogue
Congregation Nachles Zwic Bnai Isra el,
premises. owner: Fisher. 20 Av A.
ar al fcnItect -.-- 80. Ooo
T2D ST. 2l2 W. TO a 5-sty dwelling: Cabot
Real Estate Co, 200 " 72d ST, owner:
w L Rouse and l. y Goldsione sig 5th
SN, drCAitects' slp.opO
Bronx
l61sT ST, n s, 1885 Forest av. TO a
3-sty frame store and dwelling "a 27x40.
Nettie Saige, 1911 University av owner.
VIM kreindelf, 1888 Merriam av. archl~
tccl -, 100
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Giant Flying Field Planned
Government Will Buy Property
in Use at Ellington Field

HOUSTON, Tex.-Purchase By tho
government Of approximately 1000
acres OF land. at Ellington Field on
which to establish a permanent. aerial
training field is practically assured.
according to Ben S. Dawson, mana.
ger of the service department ef the
Houston Chamber of Commerce. who
has just returned from Washington.
where he went in connection with this
and other matters relative to the local
camps.
Dawson said the air service division
has made recommendations to ths
Chief OF STAFF for the purchase Of thia
Pers'on OF the $500 acres now under
lease by the government nj Tllnrsaa.
Fisld.--St Louis Post-pispatch. -.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Contracts Awarded for Hotel

Frederick Southack & Alwyn Ball, jr.,
were associate brokers with William B.
May & Co. in the sale Of the First Re-
formed Episcopal Church property, a.
55i-55s Madison Avenue, corner of Fiji
ty-ffth Street, to the Allerton House
Corporation, which will erect a hotel
on the site. Contracts have just been
signed. The church will probably con-
sinue to occupy the structure for six
months or so, as no arrangements have
been made to 60 elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
H. L. Pratt Buyer of
Clark House on 5th Ave.
Has Been Living in Apartment,
House for Several Years
Dwelling Held at 100000

Herbert L. Pratt is to give up apart
ment life. 1t was learned yesterday he
is the buyer Of the white marble front
residence at 1927 Fifth Avenue. which
was sold few days ago by Harriet A.
S. Clark. This property, with a plot 30
x10o, adjoining the south corner of
Eightyfourth Street, was valued at
$700,000, according to the brokers.
William B. May e. Co. and E. S. Willard
G. Co.