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CUT THIS OUTFIT IS WORTH
MONEY!

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip. en-
close with Ave cents to Foley & CO..
1886 Sheffield Ave. Chicago. ILL.,, writ
ing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
Tar compound. for coughs, colds and
Group, Foley Kidney pills and Foley
Cathartic tablets. w. O'Sullivan. 81
Church street, lAdY.l
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TAKES HOLD AND HELPS

Marie Heisler. Freeport, ILL.,, writes:
81 had more or less of a cough for 10
years and have taken quite a number
of medicines. None of them takes hold
and helps like Foley's Honey and Tar"
This old. reliable cough syrup prompt
ly helps coughs. colds Group and
whooping cough. Contains no opiates.
~. w. OSullivan. 80 Church street.
(Adv.l
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"sTARs AND STRIPES WANTED

The Vermont Historical society asks
the cooperation of the public in secur-
ing missing numbers in its files of the
Stars and Stripes" Certain numbers
have been lost in the mails, including:
Vol. l, Nos. lis; 70, 81, %. So, 81, 80.
The society has a few copies TO ex.
change.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-29
FOR ALL THEY'RE WORTH

IF you don't love Jack, why don't you
tell him SOP"
"Well. he sends me flowers and takes
me to dinner, you know, and"
But gracious / don't see how you
can play with his affections that way"
play with them? l call that working
them! '-Boston Transcript.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-29
TWO DIVORCE CASES
Bolton. and Huntington Women Allegs
Intolerable Severity

Two divorce cases were >heard In
Chittenden county court Thursday after
noon by Judge Sherman R. Moulton. no
decision being given in either case.
Christie Bohemian asks for a divorce
from her husband. John o. Bohemian, on
the grounds Of refusal to support and
3ntolerRble severity. The parties are
from Bolton. M. q. Leary appeared for
the petitioner. The case was not con.
tested.
4 In the case of Emily Benway against
James c. Benway. both Of Huntington
the wife asks for divorce on the
grounds Of refusal to support and In
toisrable severity. Attorney T. e. Hop
kins appeared for Mrs. Benway, and
there was no contest In the case.
Three witnesses besides Mrs. Benwa3
herself testified as to the general worth
'lessness Of Mr.. Benway, his addiction Il
drink, his laxiness and refusal to worl
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HE WAS

Your husband is very absent-minded,
isn't he?" said 9rs. Brown, "Oh, my.
yes" replied Mrs. Jones. Last night he
got up to get me n glass of water, and
he drank 1t himself and went back to
bed. "-Cincinnati Enquirer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-29

For the Lands Sake Use Bowkers
FERTILIZERS. They enrich the eartn IN"
those who till it,. (adv.l 1s.wt1eS0.
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THIRD EDUCATIONAL BUTTER
SCORING FOR 1910

The third educational butter scoring
for 1919 conducted by the State Depart
men Of Agriculture and the Extension
Service Of the State Agricultural College,
will be held on Thursday, June 5. Each
entry should contain five pounds of but
ter and must be sent by prepaid parcel
post or express to Prof. H. B. Ellen
berger, Morrill, Hall, Burlington, VT, in
time to arrive not later than Wednesday.
June 4. Entries for competition must be
accompanied by the regular entry blank
copies Of which may be obtained on re-
quest.
-Four prizes will be offered through the
University Of Vermont Dairy School as
ISOLATION and are to be donated by the
Manning Manufacturing company, OF
Rutland, VT.
CREAMERY CLASS
First prize. choice Of fountain pen OF
two new books, Butter by Dr.. Guthrie
and Cheese" by Tom & Fisk, or Com
munity silver to the value of "a.
Second prize, choice of Butter by DR.
Guthrie or Cheese" by Thorn & Fisk. oil
Community silver to the value Of $3.50.
Third prize, Community silver to the
value of $780,
DAIRY CLASS
First prize, choice Of Butter by DR.
Guthrie or Cheese by Thorn & Fisk oil
Community silver to the value of $3.50.
The sun., 1919-09-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
choice, 100 lbs, $3.50; Manchurlan, sii SO;
ccscorrones. Chilean. ssgs.75; pea, choice,
inSton California, $3.50 small %Sg. w esi.
fornia, $3.50; large white, Idaho, 1850:
tepsry. California. s5a5.T5; koters shi,
japanese or Korean. 81; daifuku, Msnchu-
rian. $3.50; red kidney. choice, Sis.50@II;
sta55o; yellow eys: $3.50; black turtle
soup, 81; white kidney, choice. t1535 q
1850; imperials. $40; kumamoto, Manchu-
rian. $3.50; caballero, Chilean. $3.50;
a short. s5.5o9s; California, s7@TiS;
pink, California. 81; lima, California,
choice. iii.759i IL; peas, Scotch, 1915, ts.75
81; green. Wisconsin. ss.5oa7; idaho,
:5:25 Q T50, wssshinEton. t7.Io9I75; Cali
tralIan. I7.56G us. Japanese. issSas.So;
black eve. California, f6.25; splits, yellow,
1913; green, $40 q 1880; white, small, Man
ehnrian. s5.751 6; large. sS9S5o.
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras
nrsts. IS to 81 score, 5395sMc.: seconds, s;
to ST. score. 5sd52hc.; lower grades, 20 q
i9hc.: unsslted, higher than extras, 81 a
elhc.: extras, 6oa60hc.: nrsts $50 sec.
seconds. b2d54c: state dairy tubs, nnest
6Sh 95Ie.; good to prime. b395sc.; com
mon to fair. $50 Sic; ladies. current make
frsts.. Fh G4she.; seconds. s9isnc
lower GRADES. 44h a45hc.: packing stock
current make No. /, 4sc.; No. 2, t5c.: lowei
grades. 43G44hc.
CHEESE-State, whole milk, fresh fats
run, so93ohc.: lower grades, aoQ2Snc.
held fats. specials. 31hc.; twins. specials
colored or whites sou a sic: average run
29h SOC; Wisconsin. whole milk. twins
fresh. so92lc.; single daisies. colored o.
white, sac: double daisies. colored. fresh
The sun., 1919-09-10
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased the residence
at the southwest corner OF Madison ave-
nue. and Thirty-seventh street to Ora NJ
Hinson; furnished apartments in 1855
Park avenue to William Averill Harri-
man, Jr. in 925 Park avenue to Mrs.
Duncan Ellsworth of Southampton. L.
/. 4: In 555 Park avenue to C. p. Perrin
and In 172 West Fifty-eighth street to
James Hall and apartments at 927 Fifth
avenue. the south corner OF Seventy
fourth street, consisting of an entire
floor. to Mrs Morris Loeb; in 1855 Park
avenue for Dudley Bachrach to Robert
SchwarZ: in S12 Lexington avenue to
Clifford F. Dunn; In 81 East Eighty
sixth street to ]. Victor Onitivia, Jr. in
7 East Forty-hfth street to Robert
Ames, Mrs c. II. Cahan. Jr., and to
Mrs. Blanche Friml; in As West Elev-
enth street to Willard Simpkins and in
so West Eighty-eghth street three
apartments to A Coonce.
Shaw & Co. leased to Roger Canini at
t2S West 149th street a three story and
basement dwelling.
William A. White & Sons leased to
DR.. R l. wlllmarth the second floor Of
1875 East Thirty-fourth street to Emer-
son Foote an apartment at 173 Madison
avenue and to Henry w. Freeman an
apartment at 5 East Fifty-fourth street.
The Houghton Company. with John A.
Osborne. leased to Leonard p. Mendes
the four story and basement dwelling at
80 West Eighty-ninth street.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. leased dwellings at
159 West Seventy-eighth street to Z. L
Walt ia West Eighty-sixth street to
Mrs. Rosa MIN: 27S West Seventy first
street to Mrs G. B. Turner: SlS West
Seventy-fifth street to Albert Gran and
1903 West SiXty-third street TO Mrs.
Woodman; apartments in III West Sew
enty-frst street to Judge NJ Marley
Platzek; In 81 West Ninety-sixth street
to Mrs America Stark; in 2sS West
Eighty-third street to NJ. L. Levelson
in l29 East Eighty-second street to Mrs
Amelia Mohr: In III West Seventy
first street to Or. A. C. Margulies and
Dr Eva wsrdell IN 40 West Seventy
ninth street 20 Moe Levy: IN 217s Broad
way to A. J. Selingsberg: In l West
Sixty-fourth street to N. o. Carpenter
in ITO West Eishty-sixth street to A.
Brown; in 100 West Seventy-frst street
to a Mrs. Boggs and a Miss Harris In
146 West Seventy sixth street to Du
Ghetto and in 92i West End avenue to
Capt Robinson.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased an apartment in '1049 Park ave-
nue. to Miss NJ. e. Schiller; in 140 West
Fifty-seventh street to Donald V. New
hall and Mrs. r. S. Lounsbery; in 81
West Fifty-second street to Miss Eva La
The sun., 1919-09-10
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Robert z. Farley Organization
leased to William II. Carpenter three
stores in the Farley Building, on
Orawaupum street, White Plains for
storage warehouse.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold the Dorsa
Realty Company seventeen lots at Wood
bridge Lawns, Woodbridge, n. ], This
completes the resale OF the 555 lots held
by the company.
Edgar williams of New York pur-
chased from William F. Shupe & Co,
residence on Altamont Court Norris
town. n. J.
The Land Investment Company sold
at ELEPHANT Park, ". j.. which Capt
Burke intends to occupy in the near
future.
The Woodbury. C. Langdon Company
Inc. sold to George II. Brooks the
house which he is now occupying on
keenan, place. Morris Plains
William F. Shupe & Co. sold to john
c. Welsh OF Long Valley, n. j.. two oil
the residences recently completed on
Altamont Court, Morrstown, y. J.
The Brown. Wheelock Company sola
for Charles Koethen his residence AZ
Thompson Park, Glen Cove, l.. /, con
sisting of residence and one acre 70
Charles r. McSparren. The properly
was held at $4,000
The estate of Ottonia VI. Trube az
Hastings-on-Hudson running through
from Broadway to the Hudson River, N.
Guiding waterfront rights. has been SOFA
TO a client OF George Howe. II hao
been held at $4,000
The sun., 1919-09-10
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

W. r. Gibson Company. Inc. builders
sold thirty-seven houses at 1o70l TO 1919
10th street, Richmond Hill. The pur.
chasers wers T. E. Anderson. s. J.
SJauken. Charles Sheppard. Teron Lucius
Webb. Theodore Hahn. Henry Riley,
Harry Burns. II. Paulus, J. ]. Hickman,
Fl. Raasch, A K Erickson. 3. Jensen,
p. Kirschner. K. Trenner. X. soderlund.
c. Bollong, Capt. Smith, c. schlld-
knecht. o. G. Kemp. c. 8. SAppe, G
Baber, G. Major. K. Huffman. ]. Terry.
A. Brown. E. Abbenseth. J. Hammer,
Korwan r. Reimherr. Patrick Kramer,
Theodore SCHNEIDER. H. Tunnision. J,
Malley. G. Cronin. c. Rowe. II. Buchnn-
ran and G. weissinsee-
The n. A. Fl. Construction Company
OF jamaica sold from plans five one
family six room frame DWELLINGS in
Judd avenue, near Fulton street In the
Everett Park section. near the main ia
maica station of the Long Island Rail-
road. Two corner houses were sold to
H. Corn of Manhattan and to L. Green
berg of Jamaica for $3.50 each. The
others, which are inside houses, sold for
sS,o apiece, going to Mrs E. Love Of
Brooklyn, H. Davis of Jamaica and J..
Stall OF Brooklyn.
William ]. Barthel sold his home at
81 Hardenbrook avenue, Jamaica, on
plot 50x90. to Francis G. Riley. NJ D.
for $1,000.
NJ. A. E. Chamberlain bought from
l. A. Laney plot 3l3x125. north side OF
irafton avenue, east Of Jamaica avenue
richmond Hill.
H. Sandman sold to p. H. Ossenfcrt
a plot, 40x123, south side OF Kennett
venue, east of Brinkmeyer avenue, ia
maica-
Il Miner sold to e. P. Armstrong 4
plot, 75x93. southwest corner OF Wood
hull avenue and Jamaica road, Hollis.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
furnished for Mrs. Albert r. FIancke her
property on Meadow lane, Lawrence, to
Reginald G.. Auchincloss: also for Mrs
L. E. Sealy and Mrs NJ. D. Combes
their property on the easterly side OF
Victoria avenue, Lawrence Beach, to
Stockton BuZby.
The sun., 1919-09-10
GLASSWARE co. IN FOUR DEALS.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany was the principal in four apart
ment deals yesterday, chief among which
was the sale, through A H Levy. of the
southwest corner OF Fort Washington
avenue and 10th street, a. six story
elevator apartment structure, on & plot
150x1OO. held at ss25. 900. The prop
erty, which yields $4,000 annually in
rents. is under lease to one tenant for
$4,000 Mr.. Levy also sold to the Union
Chemical Glassware Company for Moriz
Gottesman SIS West 1S0th street, north
west corner of Pinehurst avenue, a five
story apartment building on a plot 53.5x
100 irregular. renting for $4,000 and
held at $4,000.
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany sold to Isaac Stein for investment
the fve story non-elevator apartment
house on a plot 50x100 through NJ. Gold
berg The property rents for $4,000
and was held at $4,000.
The same company also resold TO Mrs,
Cecilia Kessler for investment soy to
504 West nth street. five story apart
ment house on a plot 42.6x100. renting
for $500 and held at $4,000. NJ. Cohen
was the broker. The Union Chemical
Glassware Company acquired both prop
critics a few months ago.
The sun., 1919-09-10
BROOKLYN TRANsACT1ox.

Buckley Horton Company sold AZ A
Vanderbilt avenue, between FlusbIns
and Park avenues. tho four story fou,
family dwelling, lot 21x1O0. for Ca.
tano Commegno to q client for invest.
ment
Samuel Galitzkaa and J. Lacov, broks-,
sold to client a two story ana at,io
house in the course OF construction nm
a plot 2sx1oo. at s2o Avenue L. Fiat.
bush.
The McInerney K1inck Realty Com.
pany sold the three story business and
apartment building at $50 Flatbush ave-
nue., 1877 feet north of Albermarle road
1t has frontage of 20 feet on Platinum
avenue and a depth of 10 feet. Tn
property was sold for Albert and Lizyis
Goeser to a client for investment
Charles c. STEELE sold the two story
house at S94 Douglass street for cli,nt
TO Claxixtus Anderson for occupancy.
Berkshire Realty Company, Inc, pur.
chased from Merry Realty COMPANY
2156 Cortelyou road, q four story house
on plot 2Sx10o. The property was held
at $1,000.
The Martin Company as brokers. rem.
resenting all parties concerned leassd
for the account OF William p. Mason the
four story residence lSs Hicks str.et
Ior term OF tnree years at the total
rental OF ,1o.oso to Lillian D. Martin
A public garage which will take in an
entire block. bounded by Myrtle avenue
Palmetto street. st. Nicholas avenue and
Woodbine street, on the site which was
formerly the Ridgewood car barns OF th.
B. r. T., is under way OF construction,
The site. including the large brick build
ing. was recently purchased by J. Ed
wards Of Gates and St Nicholas ave.
nues.
Edward B. Kegel sold the two family
white limestone house Is Prospect PARK
Southwest for John ]. Ellis to DR.. New
ton Turkus. The same broker also sold
the two family brick house 1880 Tenth
avenue for John O. Sheedy to Henry
Dopp for occupancy.
Harry NJ. Lewis sold for Ingwald 4
Hanson to a client for occupancy thu
three story and basement dwelling. a6x
101, at 35 Downing street
I. Salzbers sold for the Leff Construo-
ton Company to NJ Ausrbach the eleven
room cottage. 33x1oo, at 1874 Forty
sixth street.
The sun., 1919-09-10
MOST CURB ISSUES
! RISE TO NEW HIGHS
Active Buying Movement
Sends Prices Up After Some
Early Irregularity.
NDUSTRIALS IN DEMAND
Oils Share in Heavier Activity
4 and Call for Mining Stocks
Increases.

On renewed active buying prices for
most of the prominent curb stocks moved
yesterday to higher levels. There was
some early afternoon irregularity In
price fluctuations. but in the last hour
there was another buying wave. Most
OF the heavier activity was centred in
the higher priced industrials and the
oils
Shell trading and Transport moved to
new high for the present movement
on pool operations. but lost part OF
the gain before the close. Afternoon
trading was featured by heavy buying
Of Sinclairs, which advanced about two
points. Midwest Refining Merritt OIL
and Salt Creek Producers showed small
Improvement.
Standard OIL issues were one to four
points higher. Home Oil and Refining
was steady, due to rumors that interests
identified with the company would In
crease their representation on its board
Of directors. Hudson Oil moved to a
new high for the present movement.
The discovery of oil on the $40 acre
lease in New Caddo is said to be re-
sponsible for the recent demand for
tho stock.
In the industrials substantial ad-
vances were made in General Asphalt
and Madison Tire, the latter rising to
n new high. There was initial trading
In the Chandler Motors stock on a when
issued basis. 1t declined about four
points from the opening sale. Coca
Cola was frmer. while American Mar
conf reacted a fraction on profit taking
Mining shares were active with ar
Increased demand for the silver Issues
Nipisslng Mines sold to a new high for
the present movement and a large turn
over occurred in the Mcnamara issues.
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low:
The sun., 1919-09-10

4 s;I green. small ana poor S.t.. SOC. SM;sS;
pSchs ,s.n tSl c05a. 9f bb ,sS fa pippS
Dbl. tS@Tbo; Gravenstein, Dbl. .ssSs;
Greenins. Dbl, 81 1850; Maiden Blush. Dbl.
t bos ,s Alss Ssss e eRAB %2PpGE s
s PEA fs giIsisi s :%s SsIs 5af!iY.I
SD ,ag ,.I fF Sashe s. :, ST. STATE
si.s G PIuMs-Dsmson, bsN.. 50 o s5c: :
S S. P sSs e sIE varieties sr
75e. Gsl.i2. BLACKBERRIEs-Fa at.
20 use; average, at. 10 g zoe. HUCKlsb-
Pint iaGi5c. oRXNG Es-california s2.5O
9T5o. AVOCADO PEARs---Florida, doz.,
sl2ba2.5o; Cuban. crit. sSgs. MUSK
MELoNs1TSrios Ss Ieteo PINK meat s@d
pony, CRIT, 81 a1.75;' Maryland. pink meat,
hat cft,s 81 Texas; pink meat; cSt;; sig
case, s1.6oa9; Maryland. crit. SIG i.bo.
cAsABA MELoNs-callfornle, crit, 81 a
$50. SANTA CLAUS MEL Lon an f,or
500 a $50. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CRIT.
t325a725; Porto Rico, crit, s28e.
FRUITS, DRIED-APPLEs-Ev
far Western or State, per lb, 2oq2lc.
NAVAL sToREs-,spirits turpsnt tine
:tfaiSsdi si7;isi =, ;!i;7,:sSS; p. ,,s;; T,
lSS5Ie: r , sl5SzSSi ga. ia! wa. iai5o,
ons-standard white. New York e1-
port. bills, Si9.eS: do, bulk. ti1.5o DO
SSis.. SOS: do, bulk. iis.si; do cases
consumer 2s,i C. tsteei bbisl. I.inseed
Sbi... tais Calcutta oil, ss.ss.
POrAToEs-Maine. 100 lb. bag, $3.50 a 3:
Maine. 1sS Id. bag. S1q5; Long Island. lsc
%. bag. $685. Long Island. is5 ID bag
$50 ID. bag, si84.25; Jersey. long Dbl. 81
sSs S Snf Ssf H. , sss
Iii s0t sME sSgt SSasS'rn NO no bsR
:s SSis R aontssFS ' go IarS Ss SSt
yams, Southern. No. i. Dbl. t2.5O9S.So.
POULTRY, DRESSED CHICKENS :
Fresh killed. dry. packed. boxes Western
y H tod.; 0 fresh killed. iced. bSis. western
milk fed. 3l934c.; Western, corn fed. rs o
| sio; Western, scalded, Soc; southwest
! ern, corn fed. kegs. rs q sac; Virginia
milk fed, to lbs: to pair. sec. !; virginia
%h 5nd Ss to P PaaF SSs
IS. FowLSIS; Fresh. AK ,psefsds sese:
fs %t :d .: ds packed
s ssGd 50 ssS; sSuthTes.srn. sSfs. o.
ss ssseisse SS1SecSKs0Lons island and Penn penn
sylvania. spring. 35c. soUABs--Prime
.i.5O92. GUINEAs-Pair, sl.26 Oils.
| POULTRY, LIvE-CHICKENs-s
fancy. heavy, freight, s2c.; spring. average
freight. sic; spring, poor: freight, 3oc.
eG s9ss express. ss sss Whit
ieshorn. small. express, acc. Fowls
Freight; heavy s!c.; freight. light to me
S1 Hsa ''s 1ssshs SSs ' s s90Esd
Frsisht. iSaac. TURKEYS = Hens
freight, soc'; toms; freight; ase. DUCK;
freight. &c. GEEsE-FreiSht. lCc. PIG
EONs-Pair. 40@I5c.
| PROvIsIONS-Pork unsettled; mess. So.
q5250: family. $50 "a short clear, $50
81; Beef quiet mess. ,27 o IS; family. So
sS4S0So Hogs easy 30 bseOns, 2sHe,; - 4,
picked clear, 1912 lbs, S2c.; dry. salteC
clear. 1920 lbs. &c Greases weak; vel
20xc.; skinned 1920 lbs. 3iSc. Tailov
weak; city special loose, Ice Lard weak
middle West. $3.50 cat; city lard weak
tinent, s3o25: South America 5000
Brazil. kegs, $3.50; compound quiet, 2Ts
p2yc. Stearine easy; city lard stearint
S5c; oleo. $50 1yc.
RICE-Domestic screenings. snc.: sec
ond head, DC; medium. lac; fancy head
blue rose. choice to fancy. 14814&c
| sUGAR-cut loaf 1o.5Oc,; crushed
lo.26c.; mold A. s.5oc.: cubes, 9.75c.
xxx pwodered. e20c. powdered. else.
tectioners A. sv0c.; No. /. s.s5c.
l
The sun., 1919-09-10
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

William A. White & Son leased to
Borden's Premium Company the second
loft at III and 113 Hudson street; TO
the Pan-American Export Company the
store and basement at 20 and 81 Park
place; to Mark Norwich space at
119 West Twenty-third street; to
Nemours Trading Corporation the
second floor at 40 and 412 West
Fifty-second street; to A. Wasserman
the building at the southeast corner Of
Avenue c and Second street: to the
Federal Accounting Corporation the
third floor at 20 Maiden Lane; to
Wheelock-Lovejoy & Co. the third floor
at % Cliff street: to Charles Constan-
tine space at % South William street:
to Roland johnson space at / Wall
street; to the National Budget Com
nittee offices at Church street; to Ed
ward A. Crawford an Office in the Wall
Street Exchange Building. 40 Exchange
place; to the Manhattan Dress Suit
Company a loft at 1926 to 331 Lafay-
cite street: to Francis w. Carney and
George Z. Mitchell floor at 10 Stone
street; to the Allied Steel and Supply
Company offices at 335 to 339 Fifth ave-
nue.: to Blake Ozias store and basement
at &c West Fifty-eighth street; to Eu-
gene P. Lanfranchi office in the Frank
lin-Hudson Building, 100 Hudson street;
ana 10 inc LikBelt q myers 1ODdCCo
Company a loft at ia and 11o East Six
teenth street
The Brett & Goode Company leased
the centre store in the Puck Building
a. 2s5 to 800 Lafayette street to Olney &
Warrin. and loft space in the same
building to the Raymond Engineering
Corporation.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company subleased to the Long Hotel
Stores space in the southeast corner of
| Broadway and Thirty-third street for
zine years at $500 year.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. leased the store
In S3 West Thirty-third street to New
| burger, Henderson & Loeb, stock
| brokers: the store at the southwest cor
ner of Seventh avenue and Thirty
fourth street to L. Backer & Co.
Haggstrom & Callen leased the store
| and basement in the southeast corner OF
| Amsterdam avenue and Sixty-ninth
| street to Henry Mehrtens for three years.
Cross Brown Company leased the
| entire second floor at $40 and 512 West
| Fifty-third street to the Manhattan
| American Motor Car Company; space on
| the sixth floor OF the building at 245
West Fifty-fifth street to the New York
Premium Company; office space In the
| building at IS East Forty-irst street to
| Cleveland II. Dodge and to c. Monroe
| Smith, and part OF the fourteenth floor
Of the building at 212 Fifth avenue to
Grant s. Kelley.
The sun., 1919-09-10
DISPOSE OF TWO BRONX FLATS.

yesterday by Leitner. Brener & Starr.
They sold for the Cos Realty Company
TO Henry Cohen the three Ave story
apartments, each on a plot s71ax100, at
9O7, oil and 913 Fox avenue. The
property was held at s155,000 and re-
turned an annual rental of $4,000. The
same brokers sold for the H. b. Kirk
Estate, r, L. SPOTS, executor, to the
Dixie Realty Company, Bernard Kauff-
man, president, the four four story fats,
each on a plot Ss,Sxl00, at 1850. 1893.
1886 and 1888 Minford place. The prop
erty was held at $4,000 and returned
an annual rental OF 100000.
The sun., 1919-09-10
w. zIEGLER, JR.. PLANS HOME.

William Ziegler, Jr.. since his sensa-
tional purchase of several expensive
Park avenue apartment houses a few
years ago has cherished the ambition
to own a palatial private residence in
the vicinity OF "Millionaires row" AS
the initial step In realizing this vision
young Mr.. Ziegler yesterday bought
three four stoEy brownstone dwellings in
East Sixty-third street, assessed for
5000, 900, as a site for his future home
Through Alfred C. Marks and ]. Curry
Watson as brokers Mr.. Ziegler pur-
chased from Mrs. William A Read. wife
OF the banker who died about year
ago. the three four story and basement
dwellings at 2, 1 and East Sixty-third
street, occupying a combined site OF bOx
1905. The property is located l25 feet
east Of Fifth avenue, and is to be reim-
proved by Mr.. Ziegler with modern
residence from the plans by Architects
Sterner & Wolf. The details Of the pro-
posed building have not yet been an
nounced, but the dwelling VIII BE among
the finest In this exclusive section. At
present Mr. Ziegler is occupying an
apartment on Madison avenue.