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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22
COURT HOLDS THAT SANTAFE
DOES NOT HAVE TO PAY THE
INCREASED COUNTY TAX

Verdict for S. $40 Granted Instead of for Sum
of 81 0,069.8l, Which is Amount of Taxes for
Three Years Under the Additional Assessment
Assessor Roehl; Decision Says Roehl Exceeded
Authority; Loss Will BE keenly Felt in County
as Levy Was Made Corespondingly Lower;
Will Amount to About IS Per Cent of Total
Takes in Bcrnalillo County
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22

IOTHTV ITT| Y T. NUTI = TUI
atockboldrrs of thu American Steel
Foundry company tf t special U,ri.
Ing hero iodHN. voted unanimously Goo
increase trs capital rurh from GIt.
lht.uuH go kI4.Isi 5000 I' Will hr ul-
Nld,d iutu 100000 snHryf uf preferred
aiosk of tu, t.,lu, ui $500 pIuh luH
8.t...U HhurH- uf common tu.E ur
value OF Nt3 l.H zach.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22

Paris The question of the Italian
claims was mo-. disposed of at the
meeting ~ the council Of four, ThH
council was unasle TO agree on the
Adriatic question ana dcciDed 20 pro-
crcd to other business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Twilight of Bolshevism
II Starts With a Rush
II Makes No Difference


weeks may have noticed @
decided slump IN Bolshcvik stocks.
especially IN Russia aud Hungary.
the two present stronghulds of the
scarlet ilaggcrs
Since the capture of the
Ukraine. the Bolshcylki have won
no notable victory On the con.
irary they have admitted that tho
situation 3, critical on their eastern
front and to-day they report the
lusS of the important city of WILMA.
The Hungarian reds are daily lo,
ing ground. II they have not been
oy,rthrowu already
From the yarious di,patchr,
that have reached ~ recently. h
appear, that the Bol,hryik
force, under the vigorous leader
ship of Admiral koichak. who
seem, tu hr the strongest man bon
Russia TODAY. are rapidly gaining
the upper hand m Siberia The
force, ut Druikiur. Srmrnpff and
llur,ath are also winning local
,ucre,,r, that are gradually
amounting to strategic yiciorir, a,
time gur, uu
Turkey, flop 10 Bol,hcyi.m j.,
negligible
Tn, dcrlmc uf Bol,hryi,m
however. dur, NOT mean that the
threat in entire civilization ha,
been entirely removed II may
flare up again with renewed
strength at any moment
Eternal vipilai 'c must hr rm
rlu1rd G" fight thr evil Wis rpr
rrrtiyr measures. tending t, re-.
muyr the cause, of industrial m.
rest throughout the world are thu
best auiiiufr, Food alpur Will
never accomplish results.
u.rors frum 900 parts o| fII. ..uu.
Co. .Huv f.rf tH, Subscriptions .r
tH, NI,tuD loan UHt, started with ..
iusH THIrtF-Nt, million duIurs
worth u' p.DIsrH Ir" already reported
uuHfuNHIN ruW lusfHu other HrFI
',r''r lfr r0purtnH equally .'ui
sbuNIuFs
Tho rpuf uf VICTORY i. 100 a., uIr
Indications HUr Chat thu present loIu,
which u,.r.W.sUH told u. would bt 4
HHft ono fu float W|I Ur th, easiest
lu usEufIut. Tho American p,uul.
Hr, mur, iIHu vuIuE Co pHr fuf tbe
N'tun WON ht tHuIr nntH Ht 'HuuEug.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22

government the peasants have revolt
ch against the Lenine -rrotEhy SOW
ornmont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22
NEW YORK. METAL MARKEr.

New York. April 2e.--Copper. iron
and speltcr unchanged. lead easy, spot
t7oG SEQ May f72h a 500; London
spot copper IN. 20. IS. clcctrolytlc l.x.
81. tin IN. 2ss. iss' lead TX. -, los;
Hpcltcr IN. a5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-22
srEER PRICES

Kansas CITY. sio.soGsisss.
Chicago. tii.7sassoto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
FIND SLOWEST
Of TRAVELLERS
Gets Refund on Ticket 81
Years Old

SAN FRANCISCO. May s-Thc
Stoves; Traveller ia the world has
been discovered. Thir,yaeven years
ago he bought a ticket from Tulare
10 Sacramento fer ti7.s5.
He didn't use the ticket until 90
years later. when II was honored by
the Southern Pacific and n stopoycr
allowed al MERGED.
Two years later. In 1910. the same
passenger. presented the ticket
again. this time going as far as
stockton and requesting rtopoyer
privilege AT that point.
He asked TO be directed TO the
ticket office. In order that he might
get refund from stockton 20 sac.
ramcnto. explaining that he dld not
know when he would be ready TO
resume the journey and complete
the trip.
The conductor personally refund.
cd the amount due and kept the
ticket ms a souvenir. II IL now In
the possession OF the United states
railroad administration.
The name Of the passenger was
not learned,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
No Drastic Action
to Cancel Vessels

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-tUnit
ed Press Positive declaration that
no drastic steps In shipbuilding can
csllations are contemplated was tel
egraphod the local branch Of the
United states shipping board from
Philadelphia headquarters today.
The telegram urged Capt. A. II
Plllsbury. district manager TO dc
everything possible to assure both
the builders and workmon that they
have no cause for alarm over the
cancellations. which are TO be fol
lowed by contracts for new types
of ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
TO EXTEND SERVICE
I'M EAST DISTRICTS

w. c. Weir. Seattle representative
OF the War Camp Community Serv-
Ice for the last eight months. win
leave for Spokane soon to take
charge Of the work for returned
service men IN the cities that have
not been included in the war camp
service. He was assigned TO the
Eastern Washington field wedncs
day.
lie was placed in charge OF the
Soldiers and Sailors club in Seattle
las; September and opened the
Army and Navy club in January
OF this year. He also put thru the
club house for the merchant marine
traiBi~g station at West Seattle and
the big $4,000 club house at
Charleston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the a1rin
soft, clear and healthy. - ;
Any druggist can supply you -
Zemo. which generally overcomes n
skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimple4
sashes, blackheads in most cases give
way to Zemo. Frequently. minor hlem-
ishes disappear over night Itching u.s.
ually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe,
antiseptic liquid. clean, easy TO use and
dependable. Ii costs only Csc: an ex-
ira large bottle, 81 90 II will not stain,
is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins
The E. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

The woman who keeps house.
washes on Monday irons on Tues
fday. sweeps on Friday. bakos on
some other day. and goes visiting the
rest Of her time. has lcss monotony
In her life than the average actress.
says Bette Parker. the dainty little
ingcnue In Conan q Harris aviation
musical comedy success. which will
be the attraction NJ the Metropolitan
theatre for a week. starting Sunday
May II. with n matinee Wednesday
and saturday She IL native of
Boston. the home Of culture and
baked beans
AN actress days are all alike. e
says Mixs Parker In the first
place. each ~ only a portion ~ a
day, for she generally breakfasts
when other people ARE taking lunch.
ono hour Of each day she must de.
vote TO bathing and dressing. another
hour 10 exercise Of some kind. for
you can't sing and dance. as I do In
Going Up.' " you weigh zoo pounds
and your waist line keeps up under
your arrnpitn. then there IL walking,
stupid puiisyH and dumb bells. mas.
sage and half dozen things equally
tiresoma as a remedy. But u ~ only
eternal vigilance that makes any Of
them effective. and going withou,
every blessed thing To eat and drink
that you enjoy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
seth Boards Train
to Leave GERMANY

kfLLBuRG. Germany. May IT,
UNITED PrcHs.l Movement Of the
ssth division 10 Hrest. en- route
home. was wen under way today.
The FIRST unit Of 1000 men ief, from
west OF Trcves yesterday The ~.
tnainder are following In three trains
daily.
AZ the decoration ceremony In
Treves. commandant De Mango, OF
the French staff. affixed the crolx
dc guerre to the coiors Of the $3.50
Infantry for bravery az 81. Mih,oI
and In the Argonne.
The ssth Is composed OF national
army men OF Kansas. Missouri
south Dakota. Nebraska. Colorado.
New Mexico and Arizona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Pistol Shots Stop
Break for Liberty

After dash for liberty had been
frustrated by two revolver shots
from Police Sergeant y. i. Kcefe's
gun. John stewart. 81. motorman.
and Henry Swafford. 20. discharg'
ed soldier. were arrested az Sixth
ave. =. and King Vt. early Thursday.
and lodged in the city jail.
Returning to his room in the X.
and s. hotel. sixth s. and King.
Morris Phillips. Russian laborer.
says he saw the two men going thru
his belongings lie hurriedly sum
moncd che police Sergeant Kcefe
and Patrolmon H. Aaslund and O..
w. Wilson reported they sneaked up
the stairs and surprised the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

We don't know the quickest way
20 get rich. but judging from some
recent political Investigations we are
inclined 20 believe that honesty Is
the slowest way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
ADMIT ROBBERY
after SHOOTING
Two Confess Holding UP
Bank at Washougal

THE nALLEs. Ore. May SD.
ward Primrose who fatally shot
Chief Of Police Ralph Gibbons yes
icrsiay, and Dolph Lewis. who arc IN
Jail here. have confessed TO the rob.
berry OF the Washougal. Wash. bank
Monday. according to District Attor-
ncy Galloway
III was a fool notion. and looked
easier than Il was Lewis said. in a
signed statement the district attor.
ncy announced.
Chief OF Police Gibbons and Sheriff
Chrisman had arrested Primrose and
Lewis as they alighted from n pas
scnger train. and were marching
them 20 the Jail. Primrose suddenly
turned on Gibbons and shot him twice
with "a revolver which he had con-
ccaled IN newspaper he carried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Barber Is Charged
With Chewing Ear

Selection of jury To try w. >.
Montgomery. barber. on the Grim.
inal charge OF chewing the left ear
of Thomas Egan, delegates OF the
BARRIERS union. February 20 last.
started I'm Judge King Dykeman's
court Thursday morning.
According TO police reports. Egan
entered Montgomery's barber shop
February 90 to inquire about alleged
rate.cutting. Montgomery waxed
wroth. 1t II claimed. and held down
Egan whilst nibbling at the ear
cartilage. Egan, according to the
police, howled for help meanwhile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
az. n. A. special, to The stnr,

NOLU l. U. May s.-Moon.
sinners are giving as much trouble In
Hawaii as bootleggers In the states.
Okolohao. the pative drink, is selling
at $40 TO $40 "A gallon. and the temp
tation to make and sell Il Is great.
Japanese are among the frequent
offenders. Fines of 500 TO $3.50 have
slight effect and prison sentences
are being urged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Friday Hour Sales
10 to II

ftItTAINS-A clean.
up sale ~ odd lots n
lace. gcrim ana Mar.
quifftte curtains ia
white. cream ana ccru.
FDi thla hour aB FOL
lows;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair Il. Near Liberty the
Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

No mai. telephone or q o. -.
oracra fGfcH. nor deliveries
mafc. On Frtdav Hopr Sale Hcr-
chaHdigr. and me ri0ht ~ limit
quantities ig rcserrcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
Labor Unions Win
Position in Japan
as. b. a. spcc bad Dol Thc Stnrl

TOXIC. May S.--Recognition OF Ia.
Dor unions in japan comes with the
Introduction Of amendments 10 po.
lice regulations which viii permit
their organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
IL to IL
Long Kim0N0s

From the I<imono and
Bath Robe Sections ON
the new second floor we
have assembled fifty
dainty pink. blue. mais.
orchid and Nile green
kimonos Of silk and cot.
ton mixed material In
Dresden. self stripe aud
dot patterns Sizes 80
10 a. Formerly $500.
S So1 ' ahole. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08

The Women'H Sweater
Section on the upper
floor has grouped for
this sale n broken line
OF 20 Wool Sweaters In
slipover. collaflcHH styles
with sleeves. Sizes 3s
20 80. but not each fizc
IN every color displayed.
which includes rose.
Copenhagen bluo. Kelly
green, coral and buff
Formerly 1915
For this Ct Or
hour. each ~ Il 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-08
LONDON. May s-The demolition

OF an entire street of AZ houses has
been decided on by the mining town
of Brandon, Durham, as the result
OF an ant plague. All attempts to
clear away the pests have been fruit.
less
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
BUILD HEALTH TO
BOON BUSINESS, IS
ADVICE OF WALLER
Public Health Boards Receive
Constant Requests From Cor
porasions for Health Surveys
Activity Secured by Sanitation.

4 fun time sanitary protection Il
the greatest factor In securing the
bus ness and Industrial activity u any
community. according 10 Or. 6. n.
Waller OF the state Health depart
meat who n In the city to-day.
business organ xat n recognize
value and necessity Of sanitary con-
uitions "a connection with their bust
ness. and public health services are
constantly receiving reauesi from big
corporations TO make health surveys
OF localities where they propose To-
eating new industries.
surveys by trained sanitarlans 10
cetaii the needs OF any business or
SANITATION are considered as necessary
b. tEtm To the success OF their cn-
tefprises a. any other factor. and they
appreciate The value uf an efficient
organisation 10 take care Of the health
protection Of their employees. Res.
ular health boards are established By
industrial plants. with hospitals, doe
tors, visiting nurses. ana sanitation
without and within their plants.
Light and air, garbage and sewage
conditions are studied and provided
Tor. Records show m appreclabie re-
turn on the investment In the health
protection OF employees.
North Carolina Case.
Or. Waller cited an instance OF a
cotton mill In North Carolina where
an average Of sixty looms a day stood
Idle on sccount OF the Illness OF the
4 surv'y Of the conditions
made by the health board showed that
the tuv was mo entirely
due to malaria. caused by the mos
quito which bred In the undralned
swanips surrounding the mill aud vi
"inity. Prompt action was taken aud
within two years conditions had been
20 changed the trouble cured -
d a aint0s, one numbered per cent
efficiency had been secured.
II sanitation y q business PROPOSE
ION Tor an Industrial plant why not
Tor "a city. asks Dr. Waller \ city
IA a vester business enterprise than
the majority OF corporations. and re-
uuires a fullfime sanitary protection
~ assure e~thcieury Also no exist
cnce OF an efficient organization to
uarv care OF any cOuul.suna Wnicn
may arse is In Itself q great adyant-
axe and "a bid Tor manufacturers To
establish themselves In - city Al
buqusraue has naturally the advant-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
LEGAL NOTICES


80
indhe Distrisi Court Couniy Of Rsraailiio,
Mate o. New Mexicn.
hadA Maihrs aud Rafael OAreia. sheriff
81 The County ~ hcrhaiillo. State ~ New
MeNifn. HE Successor in Trust 20 81 S-dsr
piaintiffs. ". A. y Alexander aud Mari
Alexander, his Wife, Defendants. No.
1850.
Notice Is hereby given that Nv virtue ~ =
decree fonrriosine y certain Trust Deed IN.
tered IN the aboVe entitled cause on the goth
day ~ June. 1919. the underaigned. Special
Master will on tho goth day ~ September
1918 AZ the hour 81 10 n'riock In the fore
noon AZ the Fourth street door ~ the Post
uffice ~ the Cit, ~ Aihuaneruns. Hernailia
foauty New Nrxirn. offer Tor sale and sell
~ puhiir Huetion 20 the highest and hest bid.
DEF Tor cash certain real estate situate In ~.
.ounfr Of hernalillo, Siats VI New Meaieo,
u. eit.
Lots numbered seven f7l, Fight fs1 and
MIN tpl IN Block numberrd Thirty. eigli
tHsl ~ the fastefn Addition 10 the CTS 81
Alhupuewus. y N. a. tho same are known
and designated on The map Of said addition
made BY Martin kRpp and fl1h ~ tho office
of the Probate CLERK aud fs Offieio Re
cordsr 81 bernaliilo County New Mexico
Saia sale being made 20 satisfy certain In.
dettedueas amounting TO the aggregate sun
81 Eighteen Hundred Forty three Dollars aud
seven Cents ftisiio OF. together With cost,
Of suit and of this sole TO b. iased
THoS X. u MADISON.
Special Master.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

age OF a wonderful climate and y
sanitary conditions are ne they should
be Industries should be attracted
here. Keep the healthy well and
build business" he said.
With the opening Of the Lumber
Mills. where several hundred men
will he employed. aud with the pos
slble discovery of Ems rear Albuguer-
que. the indnsuiai possibilities Of the
city will he Increased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

WItIIEW TTWFTVFfFs
Chicago. Aug. 2I-Potatoes slightly
weaker. Arrivals 81 cars. Minnesota
early Ohios. sacked CARROTS t2.ShH
a0O cwt. Irish cobblers, New Jersey
sacked. car lots si.iOW41R cwt.
california long whites sacked. car
lots S425M4bO.
butter steady. Creamery asa bgH
cents
Eggs lower. Receipts te.ia2 casrs.
TIrsis 42mI cents; ordinary urSis
2shs Wa7ii cents. at mark, cases IN
cludcd 2Sm4t cents: storage pack.
frsts f2ni2ts cents.
Poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Chicago IA,csta-l..

Chicago. Aug 2l-HoE receipts 49,
600: mostly a. ia 80 ccnts higher
Top S21.ft: heavy weight SiSSbW
- eb: medium weight tt9 OF m2i.fi;
light weight ttgt0m 2l.fb; heavy
packing sows, smooth slS.o0m 1879;
packing sows. rough fl1.nOM 100.
pigs si7.5OHls.0O.
cattle receipts 9.bO0; steers mostly
20 cents higher. Beef steers. med
um and heavy weight. choice u
prime SO 2hMis7b; Medium aud
good Sie ais 20. M SiOeaH
tg.75. lirht weight. good and choice
SI4eh 1929; common and medium
1880 It25, butcher cattle. heifet~
yT.hOm1bO 90. COWS t7.50Hi3.7A; veal
calves fig.bG - 90: western range
steers Ss.tOMrl6.b0: cows and heif'fs
sails 1900.
sheep receipts 20. 1000: lambs 20
cents lower. sheen slow to lower
Lambs. 50 pounds down flA1em
~ 90; culia and common S0O0m
fig5: yc1rling wcthers $40 5OH
1890: ewes. medium, good Hnd choice
S7.7bT o %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
WANTED

Housekeeper for small family.
Middle-aged woman preferred.
Good home for right party. Apply
GOA N. Third or phone 1901.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

cents lower: feeder strong u higher.
ewes steady. Lambs ff5.1bmta.5O:
ewes $500 300: feeder lambs 1880
I4Eo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

Kansas CITY. Mo-. Aug. si.=Hog
receipts a,boo: market higher. Hca,-
ten t20t0m 2i.osi medium weights
$1,000 n 20.e0. lights $3.50 af20.sb:
sows $500 1900.
cattle receipts 5000; market steady.
Steers f17s6 MfS.Ss: heifers fs.26m
iA3; cows te1OI12ab; calves
s1t,s0 mfs.be: stoc.aers 1900 ni1.s5.
sheep receipts 1000; market low
er, Lambs fi2eOm1T.2s; ewes $500
mtG.0O.
saddle Horses for Rcnf. Beirs
Livery. Phone -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
ERICKSON TAXI - PHONE So.
PULLMAN TAXI PHONE 75s
PHONE s4i Maloner Auto Service.
NOTICE!

I am no longer connected with The
ortis aud p.ez welding company. 3.5
North First street
am now u The city Welding
Works, "a Ncrth Fourth street.
ARTHUR DIIZ. Wcider.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21

Denver. colo. Aug. 2l-Caftle re-
coipts 2 500. market steady to strong
Beef steers fi2 Oom n Is, cows and
h.lfcrs ss.5Om 1000. stockers and
feeders t7T5Wii 50; calves 1890
Rose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Government of
Mexico Unable TO
Release American


- tar sssocfsftp rasss
. Washington. Aug, 2i.-The =
= Mexican government has been =
= urable to accomplish anything =
= looking TO the release Of Or. A. =
. GoeraEH. IN American citizen =
. held for ranro mby bandits neat =
o Mexico CITY the state depart =
. ment was advised today Wy the =
. American embassy nj Mexico =
. Cify.
. The embassy suid IT, report =
. was based ON Information given =
. by the Mexican foreign office. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Teachers From
Other Counties
Welcome Here

Teachers from other counties viii
he welcome nt the Befnalillo County
Teachers Institute which opens ~
the Hish school onday. August %,
and will receive credits for institute
attendance az well as the local tech
crs.
A reception to welcome h teachers
viii be held onday night ~ > O'Clock
and Will be preceded by a short must.
cal proernm. Mrs. O. II. Foraker, %
the Parent -rcarhcrsi association Of
the North Fourth street school Is IN
charge Of the entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Business Concerns Get Laroe
Space in Loft BUILDINGS

Douglas l. Elliman & Co have leased
LOT the Bearfoot Corporation the
seventh hoor at ell East Thirtv-sev-
enth street to the John Budd Company.
advertising agency. and the eighth floor
otne North American Review Corpo-
ration. publishers Of Harvev's Weelr
NJ l.. Hess nave sublet for n
Lowenstein x Sons a L. Lowenstein
pres idenD. 1900 square feet in the
McCreery Building at the southeast
corner OF Twenty-third Street and
sixth Avenue to >he international pu-
plex Coat Company, on. solomon presi-
dent), who Will occupy the premises
for storage and sale sof automobil
celoaks. Spear & Co. represented the
lessees.
Basetine & Co. have leased the
eleventh floor at ~ West Twenty
seventh Street TO Friedman Bros. &
Rothenberg; the fourth floor at As
West Twenty Street to Novick
Co, the third floor at 45 West
Twenty seventh Street to Singer & Son.
and the eighth floor at 81 Wet Twenty
lirst Street 10 Goldsteln Bros. &
Bruckner.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased for Nc
Dermotts to f. Cory a store on the
Forty second Street sid of the building
at the southwest corner Of Forty-sec-
ond Street and Sixth Avenue, for a
term OF years to a novelty concern.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Transfer Ownership
OF 4z2d Street Building 9
Johnson-Billings Interests Turn
Over Big Structure to
Union Carbide Co.

The Union Carbide COMPANY. a $50
100000 corporation. has bought from
the Forty-second Street and Madison
Avenue Company, controlled by Fred
erick Johnson and {. X. G. Billings,
the twenty -one-story office building at
the southwest corner of Madison Ave
nue. and Forty Street, in which
the buying corporation occupies sew
eral floors, Johnson and Billings, who
with other large interests erected the
Forty-second Street building some nine
years ago, are also stockholders in the
purchasing corporation, so that the
change in ownership is more nominal
than real.
One report named the consideration
At ST,000O00 in the present transac-
ton. but the actual figure was prob
ably very much lower, as the city as
sesses the realty at $3.S00000 So $50
000 representing the value Of the land.
The building covers a plor fronting
IA feet on Forty Street and
eS9 feet on Madison Avenue, and runs
through the block to Forty-tirst Street,
where the frontage is "A feet.
The Union Carbide Company and its
subsidiaries leased several floors III
this building few years ago.