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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
ELECTION five
DAYS away; NO
INTEREST SHOWN
Votes to Cost Nearly Dollar
Each, Is Estimate,

With the special bond election hut
five DAYS distant. The outstanding
feature IS the extraordinary lack Of
interest by voters /, is stated at the
city hall that the total vote will not
be in excess of 500 II is improbable
tha, the ballots printed will he more
than 500 Officials predict that The
entire issue will pas, bat hold no
hopes for large majority.
The cost It the election viii be
paid from the $500 provided N the
bulge, Tor ,hi, fiscal year II IS
estimated tha, il viii COST the city al
most vi for each vote. ast
Arrangements Tor the election arc
in the hands OF the county election
board Judges and clerks have been
and all is ready for the yo-
,erS To say whether they look iayora-
biz upon paying out 100000 for
public improvements
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
bella KUN PUT
OUT OF OFFICE
Triumvirate Replaces Hun
garan Red Dictator,
lRN The Assnclatel rrem J


VIENNA, Saturday, July lQ.-lt
was triumvira,c OF radical leaders
that replaced Bella Kun at the head
Of the Budapest soviet government,
according 20 dispatches 70 Vienna
newspaper
The three men composing the new
government arc Narga, former minis
ter OF social protection Moses Alpary
and Thor Slamucly The new gov
ernmen,. according to the reports re-
ceived here. ordered Habrith com
mander OF the city. known as a "mod-
crate, 20 turn over the CITY 90 them
Volunteers for the terror troops"
have been called iot hy their leader,
who formerly was BcJI Kun, body
guard.
The governing ttiumvira,c, j, Is
said, is convinced the allies arc either
too weaker unwilling 10 intervene
iorcibly
Bella kun'' red army" is declared
TO be breaking mp Money is depreci-
atirg in value rapidly and food condi-
,lons are said to be unbearahle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

Possibility on reductions, in the city
budget amounting to between Sl50Vn
and SHOOO0 was ,upgctlcd TN, morn
ing at the courthouse IN 'urmises by
county official, on the action the cx.
cisc board will take when It Conycnr'
The city budget has not been filed
officially With the board but a copy ot
the estimates is IN the hands oi lame,
Beaty county assessor The board
has the power OF making mp an e,ti-
mate for the city expenses IN the
event the city officials do rot file "
with the board, according 10 Robcr,
Burns, county attorney
II was animated tina, the appropria-
tlonS for the mounted police and for
uniforms might be among those TO
suffer.
No Official notice Of the city, threat
to file mandamuS proceedings TO com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
LANSING AND BLISS
EXPLAIN PACT VIEW

PARIS, July 2l.-Secretary OF State
Lansing and General Iasker II. Bliss,
members Of the peace delegation. in
their recent message to President VIII
son took an unsympa,hetic view OF the
decision TO give part OF the Chinese
Shantung peninsula to Japan, although
they did not formally protest it was
auihori,atively learned today,
The message was sent at the pre.i-
dents own request shortly after he
had left France for the United States
II was said the two delegates ex-
pressed their sentiments without
formally oppo''rs the presidents
course.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
|. v. v. PRISONER
STARTS FIRE IN
FEDERAL PRISON
Leayenworth Warden Prom
iSeS Arrest Of Radical,

LENVFNWORTH, Juiy q that,
the fire at the United States prison
Saturday night which iur time
threatened the whole institution. was
set by the prisoners IS an established
fact, according TO Warden Angus, An
dcf,on today
Warden Anderson said he knew
without, a dOub, the man who started
the fire and that before night this
man would be taken into custody
When asked whether this man was
an |. W. w. or radical, the warden
said he was, but he could not tell
whether he was working under orders
from members Of the organization or
not
According to the warden, for some
time past rumors, although not OF an
authentic nature. have been coming to
prison officials. telling them tina, a
big demonstration would be pulled
off at the prison probably IN a week
or two. Precautions were taken and
extra guard, were placed at various
places guarding the warden and dep
uty warden's residences, the main
buildings at the prison and the cell
houses He said close watch was
kept on the man who the rumots
named as the promoter" oi the dem
oustration These rumors came
through underground channels and
could not be traced back. No radicals
or |. W. w were working in the big
west cell wing
According to a check up Of the dam
age wrought by the fire yesterday,
prison officials placed the damage a,
&lS0OD0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
$4,000 YEARS
IN SENTENCES
ARMY'S RECORD
Chamberlain Offers Bill TO
Restore Rights,

WASHINGTON, July 2l - Sen
tences imposed upon American sol
diers by cour,-mar,ial during the war
would aggregate about 2s000 years
Senator Chamberlain OF Oregon,
ranking democratic member Of the
senate military affairs committee. de-
cIared this afternoon in introducing
a bill in the senate providing for the
restoration of military rank and gran,
ing of amnesty to soldiers, sailors and
marines so sentenced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
One Year Ago Today

One year ago today, before dawn,
the Germans evacuated Chateau
Thierry and the north bank OF the
Marne, under pressure OF Franco
American armies,
A column OF the Twenty eighth
division pennsylvania guard en-
tered Cha,esu-Thierry two hours
later. The Third division (regu-
IarS crossed the Marne on pom
toon bridges east OF Chateau
Thierry and pursued the retreating
Germans while the Twenty-sixth
division New England guard at
lacked north OF Chateau Thierry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
SEVEN

Geneva correspondent
six hangmen have been sent from
Budapest ~ West Hungary to try aud
execute counter rcyOmtIuniSts. accord.
ing to a report from Vienna today In
the lst three weeks ~ coun,et
rcyolutoniSS have been executed.
General Bohm who was recently
reported iucarccrated in an insane
asylum a the in,tiga,on Of Bella Kun
Hungarian dictator IS sad to have
arrived IN Vienna to represent Hung
ary."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
Phone Strikers Await Decision.

SPRINGFIELD. TIT, July IL
Seven thousand striking telephone
operators and electrical workers on
the Pacific coast have been ordered
back 10 work pending q decision by
lthe federal wire cov,rol board on the
retroactive clause III the wass agree.
sAenN according TO an announcement
|today by John p. Noonan. vice presi,
|0ut Of the International Brother
lood Of Electrical Workers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

an eui yesterday when he received a
telegram from the Nickers-Vimy com
pauy definitely declining the offer
The plane wdl br gwen to Botish
museum. according 20 Carhart's in
i.lmul-nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
RED CROSS WILL
WAGE FIGHT ON
INFLUENZA SOON


nouHcos Plans for Future,
A Ngh, against recurrence Of IN
Nucr,a,herc will be opened immc.
d.N.'f By the Red Cross. according
500 Alfred larlank. manager OF the
-Jn''wc.'crn division, who is in the
.'y today on his way to Norman.
where he wi'l speak tomorrow
"Nc were not prepared for the Cpl
dcm'0 lat year" said Fairlank.
We intend 20 be prepared hi, year.
Last wear We tried the experiment Of
training icw civilian nurses II treat
mrn' OF influenza These nurses
proved they were worth their weight
fp p.'l We viii start Immediately
iN Oklahoma CITY and all other cities
and toNn, IN the country series Of
Ella, re which will hc deyoe'd entirely
'othc study OF influenza. The classes
VIII hc accompanied by a great cdu-
Id'oral campaign against the dis.
ct.r l. r, something tina, can be
checked by knowledge and proper care
and - il ctmc' again VIC are gong
- 'ry 20 check it"
The Red Cross IS now planning a
membership and financial campa gn
for the second week in November.
Fai'.rnk ,ay, He hopes to dupli-
cate 'hr 2}HD00 membership in the
Southwestern division at present
only onei'''h Of the amoun, asked
'n olmna'gr, du,ins the war will hc
asked 'hl, year
The peace time work Of the Red
Gross viii consist IN brief of the
fight against influenza. home service
work and public health nursing The
home service work wIl he conducted
on the fme lines as during the wa
i /, p'rNncl 20 rive every deserving
family ln tie country the same sery-
i5c that families oi soldiers ard ,ail
orS we're given before the arniaice
i viii include the relief OF crippled
th'lircn and 'h~ investigation and
prosecution Of wife and child deser-
ton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
NEW REMEDY FOR
. UGLY HUSBANDS
A Calotab at Bedtime and a
Swallow Of Water. That's
All, No Salts, No Taste Nor
the Slightest Unpleasant
ness-Wake Up in the
Morning Feeling Fine.

When vo7r hubby gets cross. mean.
ugly. nnsty.--n chronic H. simply
r.Ne him on" ~ the naus.nless Calom"l
tablets, the knd that do tho work With
out the slightest unpea IN ntnes The
next morning he will be the Kind OF hus-
band he promised TO h. Honest
am not Joking. II beats anything you
over saw for taking the mehnnss thll-
liousness) out OF rien and women too
The next time you feel ldsv. mean. blue
or discouraged take Calonh One
,selet ,seH,h% st W SrS,vIss 4 Es,
no SAILS. NO sIckenlng after effects
You wake up In the morning feeling
fine. your liver clean. your system pur-
flied with hearty appetite for break
fast Eat what You please and go
about your buslness--no danger
Calotahs are Mold only In original,
sealed packages. frico ,hir,y-fve cents
We have authorized your drugsist tn
refund the price II you are no, per
fectiy delighted with Cn'otahs Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
English Rioters Burn Town Hall.

LONDON, July 2l--Peace riots are
reported from various English towns.
kt Luton, Bedicrdshire, the town hall
vas burned by rioters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
Doctors Recommend
0on.0 .0p1o Iog U,o iyos

Physicisns oad sys specialists Pre-.
scribe Bon-Opto - safe home remedy
In the treatment Of eye troubles and 70
Strengthen syssight Bon under money
refund guarantee By ~ dFuegistA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

Mrs Charlie, J Smith Of Lexington.
is the iirst woman 10 he honored with
the presidency Of the University O.,
Kentucky Alumni association.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
FAMOUS PLANE
SOUGHT HERE


Captain AlcockS big Nlcars.Nimy
airplanr winner Of the London Daily
mail Prize for the FIRST nonstop fligh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
HANGMEN SENT TO
WESTERN HUNGARY

LONDON July p The Daily TX
pres, prints 'hc olloHing from It's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

Unlimited funds for loans on I'M
proved Oklahoma City property Gum
Brothers Company. '(Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
How Thev Love Each Other.

Aliee-And so | refused him on the
ground that arm too young to marry.
Marie-Oh, you clever grill VIM
else would have thought Of that es-
ouse from you,--T os,on Transcript
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
ARE Your kidneys
OR YOUR BLADDER
TROUBLING YOU

Do you ever have any burning sensN
tions. mucous discharges or IL your
bladder ever irritated7 II 40 10 10
your druggist at once and get a l2j
box Of these
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21

A fswning. snesking and flatterins
hypocrite is he that will do, o, he
ANYTHING for his own advantage
Stillinglleet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-21
HInklES CAPSULES

the prescription remedy Of a successful
physician. and start taking them i'm.
mediateiy according 10 directions Don't
trifle moment with your kidneys or
bladder which make you Q sufferer for
lIfe. II your. back hurts or your hid
neys or bladder are not WorkinR veil
begin. a. once taking this dependable
,sscs ,ssnrdy ,cs ..s e. scs :.::d x.. :a ate, ate.
and he WIN refund your money. This IL
our guarantee. Hilhie- Capsule Co.. In.
corrorated. MsyfieN Nv
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25

,os,3 p 'cssel RsaIty corpn to GicEo
slS5. 900. SEPT I'i %: attyr. Morrison No TX: &
30 Broadway ....... 500
HOE AN. : 100 l7-d st. s5x;oo; John
:ioc aY; mtge $4,000: Sept 10; atty e
Berger 1884 Hoe v..................
sAME EiE', rshoPnRT:y,, s., I, Francs Quinq 70
sept 49, atty. Ethel Berger 1884
uNIoN Az. l!21 $. 24.ss14o: also mon ipn
az. III W $. 25xl4o: Chas King to
Louis Tanenbaum. li21 Union av, MTG
",ooe: September rs; atty, Louis Tan .
rh0sPEGr AZ. 5s7' s5o'' \" s. 2otloo: rranlS si9S
/. RenneHt To Morris Schinde 591 Pros
pect aN mtge $1,000; Sept 20 attys
'.r1' Amend A. ils Nassau st....... 500
x4ox9s.4; Max Goldwender to David
Welsch. 10 Rodney ST, Bklyn: mtge
SO. 900 Sent TO- atty Simon Berg. IA
GIFFoRp AZ. 27i'. > 25xioc. chas s-VS =
Hallock to Fritz Klann, 271s Clifford av.
lntge So. 700, Sept IS atty. G Z Hal
locsIk' lock' nMs !. lsoth st....... ..--..... 500
Hartune 10 Mary opp. SAG E l70th S.
and Augusta l. Andersen. Tucxahoe New
York mtge 1000; sept %; atty " II
DAILY. 2s57 Briggs av.............s5 $3.50
GRAND Blvd and ooncourse. $ Is \
ls1th St 17.lXl04lo: Abr Brlcken to
Valentine Realty Corpn. 255 T. 17lth st .
ll!t &c soS,VoV, sept %, atty. VIM e
Thomas 62s Courtlandt av....... 500
NEWBOLD AN, g. 2s0 Pussley av, 25x
IVS IVS Fritz Doll to JOS N Biggers. 21aS
r,,is Ea.is Az; mtge IS 900: Sept %; atty,
LoNGWOOD Az. e cor Barry av. eos 3x
US. 2Xs5 sx220.7; Forbut Realty Holding
60 TO Edw Brid4eman. SO Townsend
av clifton. 7, and ano: mtge SIS 900
Sept 49, atty. Title Guar & T Co l76
BROOK Av. E $. 1ss las,h at. 453ioo' 100
Abr Germansl&y to Morris Cohen, 544 W
lo7th st, and ano; mtge $2a. 900: Sept
=. atty. Title Guar Co. l76 Bway 90
LOTS 81 and S5. map Westchcseer 're-.
sophia Price to Otto Boeech 1856 MAY
flower av, mtge $500 Sept "a atty
Title Guar 6 r CO. 176 Bway.....sl0 100
DYEE AN. s. 25.3 Light av. 25xlO2 .. .
Rosa Di Cicco TO Angelo Di Cicco 22q4
20 ay. Sept IL atty, Angelo Di Cicco.
DYRE Az, W Light av. Blk: same
to Rosario hi Cicco. 2cat ID av sept
II, atty, Rosario Di Cicco, 2294 ID ave
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Space in Building in Fifth
Avenue Leased for 100000

Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, has leased
for Charles Z. Johnson and Charles
T!ussell, both of Augusta, Ga. the six
story store, showrooms, etc, at 55s
Fifth Avenue, located on the east side
Of the avenue 80 feet south of Forty
sixth Street, on lot 25x10O The lessee
is Alfred a. tiagedorn, who conducts a
large establishment dealing in women's
Wear al Broadway and Eighty-tirs.
Street He will use the store. basement
and second floor of the Fifth Avenue
building for similar purpose. The
lease IS for twen,y-onc years at an ag-
gregate rental Of about 5000 900.
William A. White & Sons have leased
TO Soma NcrZog q loft at 1863 Canal
Street; TO Frank G.. Hall space at 80
312 East Seventy-iifth Street; to Jacob
Matthes a loft at III Prince Street; to
Benjamin Abrams a loft at 81 Wooster
Street; to Louis and Louis A. Renner
loft a 245-25l Seventh Avenue: TO
New Star Felt Hat Company floor at
35 Cannon Street, and to Carlisle, Mel
lick & Co, additional space in the Wall
Street Exchange Building, at 43 E,x-
change Place.
Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement 320-322
Pearl Street to Antonio G. Casciaro; a
floor at 219 Pearl Street to Bradford
Cox & William Eggers; an additional
floor at 22l Pearl Stree. to R. J. Dono-
van Company; Offices at 81 Beekman
Street to Willard & A. Bryant Fisher.
Shaw & Co. have rented TO DR.. Har-
old Welkovitz for a dental Office the
first loft at As West 125th Street
Samuel J. Tankoos has leased for the
r W. Realty Company to August
Liichow for term Of twenty-onc years
at g. rental of approximately $1,000
the ground floor at 103 East Thirteenth
Ct
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
One-Man Army Control
Evokes House Protest
General Staff Plea That Presi-
dent Be Given Free Hand
Opposed i'm Committee

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24-Congres-
sional opposition to one-man control of
the army developed in the House Mill
tary Committee to-day after Major
General William G. Haan, chief Of the
war plans division, General Staff, had
urged that free hand be given the
President, Congress fixing only the size
OF the army.
Chairman Kahn said such provision
would result in confusion twice con-
founded" whenever new chief Of staff
elected to change the policies Of his
predecessor
"A chief Of staff could shatter the
whole organization if he chose" de-
clared Representative Caldwell Demo
crat. OF New York, while Representa-
tive Anthony, Republican. OF Kansas,
SAID the chief of staff would have
autccratic' powers
new plan fer reorganization of the
regular aIlny on the basis of a skcle-
ton army corps in each military de-
partment. with the department COM
inander also acting as commander of
the corps. has been laid before Secre-
tary Baker and General March. chief
Of staff. It is being examined by a
special committee of officers
Officers who evolved the plan say il
would provide means for rapid mob
ilization of six army corpsr or of ten
# the insular departments were IN
cluded. In rhe event Of var reserves
drawn from the universal training
system would be called out to fill IN
the units TO fighting strength Al
troops within a department would be
placed under the department com
mander. TO be organized into such
provisional divisions or brigades a.
their numbers warranted
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Many Uptown Homes Sold

Moore, Schultz & Co. have sold the
story dwelling at 457 West 143d
Street, on lot 18.9x99.11. for Caroline
an Emma Steinau to Rose B. Heit-
linger, an the three story and base
ment private dwelling al 514 West l49th
Street, on lot 15x99.11, for L. NJ. An
drews, of California.
Sales in 137th Street
+. Howell has sold for George w.
Mills 220 West 18th Street, a three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
17X99.11, to Patience II. Tucker. The
same broker has sold for Francis Col
Inns JAP West 137th Street. a three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
22.7x99.11. to Samuel Graham.
F. Howell has sold for the EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society 243 West l36th
Street. three e-story and basement
dwelling, on lot 1.N99.l1, to Dickey +.
Cafey
Lena Mosner has sold 1o2 West l33d
street. three-story DWELLING on lot
12.6xl00.
Resale in Seventy-frst Street
Eiectus T. Backus, of the Guardian
Holding Company, has resold for Sarah
+. McCoun the four-story dwelling. on
lot 1S.9x102.2. at SOL West Seventy
first Street, which was taken in part
payment for the five story apartment
house at 37I Manhattan Avenue, re,
Gently reported sold.
Sale in 127th Street
The Benenson Realty Company has
sold to a client of G. Hebron the three
story dwelling at 81 West l27th Street.
on lot 20Xl00
Physician Sells in l06th Street
Samuel krulewitch has sold for DR..
Nllllam Donovan the dwelling. on LOT
l6.SXlo0. at 125 East 106th Street.
House in Thirty-tirst Street Sold
Cammann. Voorhees, & Flovd have
sold for Narick u. Martin III East
Ihlrty-i!rst Street. four-story dwell
ing. on lot 2lN9S.9N42X Irregular.
Sale in Twcnty-second Street
The Cruikshank Company has sold
for Lauren Carroll TO Maria S. Simpson
the three story dwelling At 332 West
wenty-second Street, on plot 2OlOx
$50 Dwi ght. Archibald & Perry were
associate brokers.
Estate Parts With Third Street House
Folsom Brothers have sold for the
estate of Mathilda Reinemann the
dwelling at 26 East Third Street. on
lot 20xl00. TO A. Sigal
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
|. 7 & 7 CO. 80 Ewav

lesril sr - W BsssTiee sts Miller 10 la Dso W
yers Title d Trust Co $50 Bway.s4 900
BROADWAY, 1ssO-lsss: Farmers l. d 7
aitys- Cadwalader. " & r. 20 wail
74rH ST. l07 W <atge $4,000 Alfredo 5
- ~ ior trustee, to TIT Guar x Trust
lSF 81, = lot PA and = lot ei6.
hoe atty II j Fulnng. Tuc6a-
CLAY Az. 1867; East River Savings lnstn
TO ritle Guar & T Co. l76 Bway. ATTY
GRAND BLVD AND CONcOURSE. 29s,.
Benenson Really 60 to Louis t.vers. ~
80 az; atty. Title Guar & r TO. l7U
Gi:ANn Blvd AND coNcor RISE 2s5o, 90
same to Herman i-ansc. lol " 10Th s,.
BRYANT AV, $, lso IL l74tn st. 75xi0o.
'ity Mtse CO TO y Trust Go. - Broad
ST. attys, Snow & Snow, IS Wall st. 81
-$2D ST. 1897 e Lorilard Bldg co 10
Rosa Eimonelli. 20 Spring ST atty NJ
Nu1zolino. 2T7 Broadway sl524
STcHESTEk AN. cor Southern
sid@ ,N@ ssynrs pGass Bsn saH"k sas5 5bs 70 N9rh
Ma keller & G. - Cedar st.-... s35. 600
TAYLOR -AN. 1872; Geo Doerr 70 Marc
BIZ hner 81 Bergen av, atty Edgsr
tiirsc hberg, $40 Sd aN-.......- $4,000
JEFFERSON PI-. est Newat Realty Co to
altys Clocke & K 1911 = l49th st s.. 500
WHlTLOCk AN. s47; Barclay Holding
Corpn to Eta Brownsteln, 81 Beck ST .
atty. VIM l. Rosan. IL Bway..........Sl 81
ano 70 saml Klein; atty, G Eichhorn.
=
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Shipping Concern Buys
Home on So. William St.
Harriss, Magill & Co. Take Over
Eight Story Structure in the
New Shipping District

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
resold for Guiterman, Rosenfeld & Co.
to Harriss, Magill & Co. the eight
story Office building at 33 to 81 South
William Street through to 81 to So
Stone Street, covering a plot of 1000
square feet. The purchasing company
is one of the prominent operators and
owners of steamship lines. This is the
third sale of the same property re-
Gently negotiated. The Noyes company
will continue as agents of the building
and the purchasers will occupy the
lower floors for their executive Offices
Guiterman, Rosenfeld & Co. have made
arrangements through the Noyes COM
pany to retain several floors under a
long term lease.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
Lofts Again in Favor;
Several Buildings Sold
Bank for Savings Disposes of
Two Structures at Madison
Avenue and 3Oth Street

The Bank for Savings has sold the
twelve-story loft building at the north
east corner of Madison Avenue und
Thirtieth Street, on plot 98.6x11O: also
the adjoining seven-story structure at
2b East Thirtieth Street on plot 40y
100.
Operators Buy 12-Story Loft
The Norge Brothers Syndicate
has bought from the 424 West Twenty.
fifth Street Corporation through r
Barnett, the twelvestory loft at "a
and 26 West Twenty-ffth Street. near
Broadway, on plot 50x10O. The seller
allows second mortgage for $1,000
to remain for ten years
Chinese Fur Importers Buy
The Chinese Fur Importers, Inc.
now at 1856 West Twenty-cighth Street.
have purchased from David Steiner the
seven story loft building on pIot
44.4X9S.9, at 154 and 1856 West TWENTY
seventh Street, When possession can
be obtained the buying concern will
occupy one Of the stores and three of
the floors.
A. Friedman, ii. Glotzer and J. Ger
bus recently formed the 154 and 1856
West Twenty seventh Street Corpora
ton to acquire title to the property.
Investor Buys in Sixth Avenue
William II. Whiting & Co. have sold
the four-story building at 1862 Sixth
Avenue, on lot 25xl00 just south of
Iwenty-third Street, to an investor.
Amsterdam Avenue Building Sold
The Frederick Heimsoth estate has
sold the five-story business building at
1114 and 1776 Amsterdam Avenue, at
the southwest corner of 14Sth Street,
on plot 49Nl00, to Arthur and Chester
Goldburg. The structure is occupied
by the Goldburg Furniture and Carpet
Company.
Will Improve Third Avenue Corner
David Pasinsky has rcsold to James
FISHER the tou-story frame building
at the southwest corner OF Third Ave
nuc and l20th Street on lot 25xlOO.S s.
The property is 10 he reimproved by
the new owner with store building.
}. A. Clancv was the broker.
Through the same broker Mr.. Pasin-
sky has bought from the Harlem Hold
ing Company the siX-story tenement at
32S and $50 East Ninety fifth Street
on plot 40Xl00