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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-11

missionaries to Be Given
With Salary Envelopes in
S
Classifying Work.

Approximately 1900 former yeomen
CD and marinettes Of the Navy De-
partment. now in civilian status here.
to which they were transferred Au-
gust l. win fill out questionhafres
Friday for the joint congressional
commission on classification Of sal
aries in the District.
The former yeomanettes and ma
rinettes will be required to give the
same Information to the commission
as was given recently by 100000
workers throughout all the govern
ment departments in the National
Capital. The Navy Department CEN
used then will begin to function Fri
day as of DID, and an exactly similar
procedure will be. gone through.
Distribution on Pay Day.
The pay schedules will be used in
giving out the questionnaires to the
new civilian workers of the Navy
Department. Friday being pay day."
William d. Bergman, appointment
today on an exact schedule for the
distribution and. filing out of the
series Of questions. While the work
will proceed methodically. there is
not. so much necessity this time for
speed as, when the 10000 question
naifes were gathered in.
About S per cent Of the yeomanettes
and marinettes in the District, It was
stated today, refused to accept civil
liam status and either resigned or
were transferred to other posts.
About lis employees composed this
per cent, leaving 2.1s5 employees to
get Questionnafres.
f. Several thousand yeomen in navy
yards. throughout the country as
sumed civilian status today. having
been preceded by their sister work
ers in the District by eleven days
The workers in the navy yard.
throughout tho country viii not
como within the; jurisdiction. Of th<
coniinias96n on recla1sif1cation Of sal.
aries in tho District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-11
STRIKE D|STURBS
n. Y. COMMUTERS
Thousands on New Haven
Road Seek New Means
of Transportation.
MANY sHoPMEN RETURN

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 11.-Thousands
Of commuters who make a round trip
daily from their homes in Westches-
ter county and their places of bust
ness in New York were confronted
today with the problem of finding
other means of transportation than
the trains of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad. Service
on the Harlem river division, which
was suspended yesterday owing to
the strike Of the railway shopmen,
ally run on the Harlem river division
daily each way being discontinued.
10 relieve the situation the ma or-
ity of the buses which were rushed
from New Jersey to Brooklyn last
week, on account of the strike there,
were being sent to points along the
Harlem river division. In addition
private automobiles were pressed into
service in the emergency.
The seriousness of the strike situa-
ton upon the lines which run into
this city was indicated in a state
ment which showed that two-thirds
or the systems carmen had walked
out. Two hundred trains already have
been dropped from the time tables
temporarily with prospect of further
|: Balloting in NV England.
BOSTON, August determination
OF the strike of New England railroad
mechanics. which has crippled freight
ana passenger service throughout this
section for the last three days, de-
pended on the result of balloting at
meetings Of the strikers yesterday
and today. As many Of the meetings
were to be held today. union leaders
said the outcome would not be known
until late tonight or tomorrow morn
ing.
Railroad officials thought the senti-
ment against the strike was increas-
ing. as they could learn of no further
wa!kouts planned for today. They
said that the freight situation would
greatly harass Industry and business
throughout New England, and that
even II the strike were settled within
Few days it would be several weeks
before normal freight movement
could be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-11
B. & A. Adopts Freight Embargo.

Cancellation of passenger schedules
continued today on the New Haven
and the Boston and Maine lines. The
Boston and Albany road has main
tanned nearly normal service, but to-
day instituted a sweeping embargo
against all freight except food ship
ments.
Traffic bulletins posted today tndi-
Gated that nearly 500 trains had ,been
removed from the several divisions
of the New Haven and the Boston and
Maine roads and approximately forty
suburban points had been entirely
cut on since the beginning of the
strike of shopmen and mechanics last
Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-11

Miss Dorothy bennett was hostess
at q box party at Keith,a last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-11

The assistant secretary Of the
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Reports From Brooklyn
Show Much Flat Buying
Are Paying Current
Prices, Certain of Profit;
Home BUYERS Also BUSY

The Bcr shire Realty Company,
Joseph G. Neft. president. has pur-
chased from the Desmond Dunno Com
pany. three four r-story double apart,
ment houses. known as the Wildwood.
at 81 Kenmore Place; Catoria Court
at 2lf4 Cation Avenue, and the Kenton
at 2104 Cation Avenue. at the southeast
corner of those thoroughfares, on a
plot lS2x132x135x irregular.
Charles Partridge has sold the six
family apartment house on the north
west corner Of ST. Francis Place and
Lincoln Place for Jacob Mohr.
Charles c. Stelle has sold the two
story and basement house at 240iz
Seventh Street. to Hanna VI. Courtney
The realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company. the semi
detached dwellings al 202S Sixty-sixth
Street to Solomon Doctorin, and 2079
Sixty-third Street to I. Cohen.
The Burling Realty Company has
sold the two-story and basement
dwelling at 2SS Quincy Street, to NJ. T
Hogheart.
I. Salzberg has sold for Levy
Brothers to the Marne Construction
Company. the plot 100x100 on the
southeast corner Of Fiftieth Street and
Eleventh Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Beard Building
On Liberty Street
Has New Owner
John Larkin Is Said to Have
ReceivedNearly $5OO,O 900
for Block Long Down.
town Office Structure

The Beard building on Liberty
Street, extending through to Cedar
Street, just east of Greenwich Street
has been sold. The buyer is said to
have paid close to 100000 for the
property. which consists of twelve
story building, on plot 45 feet wide
on each street. John Larkin, presi-
dent of the McKeon Realty Company,
has been asking s55o,Ooo for the prop
erty. Ell bought it about five years
ago from the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company. 1t was about the
time that he was negotiating for a
loan to build the Printing Craft
Building on the site of Wager's ware
house on the west side of Eighth Ave-
nue., from Thirty-third to Thirty
fourth Streets. Shortly after the
change in the ownership of the Beard
building was announced the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company recorded
the building loan. AS q consequence,
the market associated the Beard
building deal with the building loan
transaction, the purchase by Mr.. Lar
kin of the downtown property being
a condition Of the financial deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Tried Home Seekers
Buy West 65th St. Flats
Will Alter Them Into Small
Suites, Providing Homes for
Themselves and Others

The Teacup Realty Corporation, a
combination of people sorely tried by
the shortage of living accommodations,
has decided that the solution OF their
troubles is ownership. They have pur-
chased through Slawson e. Hobbs the
3 West Sixty-fth Street, and will oc-
cupy the premises as soon as altera-
tions are completed. The building will
be altered into apartments of two,
three and four roms each. This will
result in increasing the accommoda-
tions by providing more than dou c
the number of apartme and provide
housing for that many more families.
The three fats cover q plot 95X100.
18th Street Site for Small Suite Flat.
The dwelling at 249 West Seventy
fifth Street has been bought by the
newly formed 245 West Seventy fifth
Street Corporation, composed of Fred
F. French, Stewart Hemingway and IL.
Wynkoop, which gives it frontage OF
59.6 feet. The plot is located just
west of Broadway, and is to be i'm
proved with a six-story elevator apart
ment house arranged in small suites.
Slawson g. Hobbs negotiated the deal
Figures in Two Purchases
The Homar Realty Company, Louis
Schlechter, pres ident, has bought BIG
West Ninety seventh Street, adjoining
the southeast corner of Riverside
Drive, a six-story elevator apartment.
on plot 76x100, known as the Piedmont
Mr.. Schechter bought 2023 Mad son
Avenue, a siX-story apartment house
with four stores, on plot 49x70.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Observation-Disclosures
48th St. Dwelling Sold
Two Houses i'm Block West of
Fifth Ave. Have Been Sold;
Other House Sales

Pease e. Gilman have sold for Mrs.
"A. w. Heroy and others the four-story
and basement dwelling n, &C West For
ty-eighth Street, on lot 2O.1Ox10O.5. to
a buyer for occupancy. The same
brokers have sold for the Mitchell es-
tate, represented by the Brown, Wheel
ock Company, the similar house at GO
West Forty-eighth Street, to buye~
for occupancy.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the
estate of John C. Nichol to Ennis T.
Sinnott ia West Seventy-third Street.
four-story, twentyfoot dwelling.
Judge Smallwood's House Is Sold
Barnett & Co. have sold for the
heirs of the late Samuel d. Small
wood, justice of the United States Dis
trict Court, 62 East 124th Street. near
Park Avenue, a hree- story dwelling.
on lot 1Sx100.
Louis Schrag has sold for Cora b.
Levy the four story house at 236 West
Twenty-fourth Street, on lot 2Ox10O.
d. II. Scully e. Co. have sold for the
Guaranty Trust Company the four
story dwelling at the northwest cor
ner of Madison Avenue and 127th
Street, on lot 20.4x35.
Miretta Street Row in Deal
Henrietta S. Orth has sold 6 to 10
Minetta Street, two two and onc-half-
story dwellings, on plot G7x75x irreg-
ular.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Rent Prospects Place
Premium on Apartments
Demand Notably Strong on
Upper West Side and Wash
ingtOn Heights

Daniel II. Jackson has taken a profit
On the siX-story apartment house at
525 West l51st Street, which ho sold
yesterday to Charles 7. Cans. Mr..
Jackson bought the property about a
week ago.
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
have bought from the Seetag Realty
Corporation 53l and 533 West 10th
Street. northwest corner of Audubon
Avenue, fve-story apartment house
on plot 50xlO0. Ward Belknap g. Son
were the brokers.
Matthew G. Price has sold for Her.
man Mcrgenthalcr the fivc-story apart
ment on plot 27x1O0, at lat West 142d
Street, to Francis W. Hams.
Joseph and Arthur Herzog have sold
to the Benenson Realty Company for
David Bawm TOT and 100 st. Nicholas
Avenue. adjoining 145th Street, six
story elevator apartment on plot
65x100.
Max Blau has sold to the Globe
Investing Company, Paul NJ. Gomberg
president. the six-story elevator apart
mcnt house, known as Montauk Arms,
st Ala West 14Sth Street, on n plot
100xl00, adjoining the southeast corner
OF Convent Avenue.
The Clarehurst Realty Company,
Louis Schlecter president, has sold 45
Pinehurst Avenue, northeast corner of
179th Street, six-story elevator apart
ment on plot 100x100.
Spectators Get DycEman Corner
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany has purchased from the Bcrserum
Realty Company the six tive-story
apartment houses at the southeast
corner of Post Avenue and 2O4th
Street. The structures were erected q
few years ago by Fred f. French and
stand on plot fronting $50 feet on
the avenue and 105 feet on the street.
Frederick Brown has resold to n
client of Breitbart 4 Breitbart 432 and
438 West 2l3th Street, two five-story
apartment houses, each on plot 42.6x100.
Harlem Flats Market Active
Edward c. H. Vogler has sold for
Lipshutz & Weber the six story apart
ITO and 172 East 11sth Street.
Samuel Cowen has sold the three
four story apartments at 257 to 261
West 12Sth Street, on plot 10Sx100,
for NJ. Alexander.
Freidus e. Co. and Harry J. Schum
have sold for Matilda D. Minck the
three five story fats. on plot 75x95ll.
at 40 to "A West 18TH Street to a
client of the Philip A. Patton Jr. Com
papy.
Ralph Russo has sold for Margaret
Haas 40l and 403 Pleasant Avenue,
northwest corner Of 121st Street, Il five
story tenement, on plot 50x5o5.
The William S. Anderson Company
has sold for Morris Weinstein the
three story dwelling, on lot 17xSO, at
l06S Lexington Avenue.
East Side Flat Deals
Morris Florea has sold 256 East
Fourth Street, q four story front and
rear building; also sold the five story
triple fiat at $40 West Seventeenth
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Old Loft Section
Coming Back
With a Rush
Deserted, Then Forgotten,
1t Is Now the Center of
a Rapidly Widening
Buying Move m mt

Spear 4 Co. have sold for the Metro
politan Life insurance Company to
Samuel Wiesclbers, of the Peerless
Paper Box Company, the eight story
tireproof building, on plot 75x100, at
l49 to 163 Wooster Street. The pur-
chaser will occupy the building at the
expiration of the present leases in 1921.
Livingston and De Courcy Buildings
Reported Sold
The Livingston Building, an eight.
story commercial structure at the
northeast corner of West Broadway
and Third Street, and the De Courcy
Building, opposite, a ten-story busine 50
structure at 570-576 West Broadway,
are reported to have been sold by in
terests identified with the Ireland fam
lily, which erected tkem several years
ago. The Livingston Building fronts 90
feet on West Broadway and 502 feet
on Third Street, title being held in the
name of the Livingston Holding Com
pcny. The city assesses the property
at $4,000.
The De Courcy Building occupies a
plot fronting 96.1 feet on the west side
of West Broadway, and is so feet in
depth. 1t is assessed at S130,O00, and
is held in the name of the West Third
Street Realty Company.
Tenant Buys, Needing More Space
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
sold for Sidney Newborg to the Read
ing Hardware Company the fve-story
and basement Campbell Building, at
5O-52 Franklin Street, covering plot
50x100. The purchaser occupies the
ground floor and basement. 1t plans to
take over space on the upper floors.
Broadway Loft Buyer
The Brown, Wheelock Company has
sold for P. Lorilard Ronalds the five
story building, with basement and sub
basement at 523 Broadway, near Spring
Street. The lot is 24.3x100. Gustave
Disch is the buyer.
Greene Street Corner Is Sold
William A. White & Sons have sold
to an INVESTOR for the 227 Greene
Street Corporation the seven-story loft
building, on plot 6Ox75x irregular, at
the southwest corner of West Fourth
and Greene streets. l.. Tanenbaum
Straus 4 Co. repre- 5ented the purchaser
in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Mecban Liens
Manhattan

10th ST. |. ntersec land OF New York
Centra! < II r Co; runs 270.9 TO
io7th st 40S.2X 25S.2S 327 TO
beg; Lewis Smith agt Anna T Reynolds
and Ellen Keatng, owners and con-
6IST, 10 e; James A Coughlin agt VI Tay
lor Pyne, jr, owner; James Ryan. con
lo4TH sr. 425-i2s f: Louis Levin ,l agt
Frank De Roes owner; Jacob & Morris
Levin. contractors -.....-.. S. So 90
cor lsham st. l0o.sx
1924; Joseph Holne agt Gustavus l.
Lawrence, owner and contractor.
10TH ST. 425-42a E: Louis Levin ast
trand De Rosa. owner; Jacob & Morris
I'd Az. 77-79; Morris Rather agt supreme
Bakery and Lunch Room. owner: Abra- =
ham Rrotman. contractor .......s41I.2 =
18TH ST. III w; Barnet steiufeld agt
Moliie Stutz ana Rose Eoel owners and
BRooME sr. 90: Abraham Miiler stis'g.rt agp
Harold Aron, owner and contractor
SD ST. las e; David Smith agt Fanny
Schlesinser. owner and contractor: Solo
mon rannenoaum. contractor 49,. sls5 90
s9TH ST. 35- "; Independent Mteaic
Tile Co agt Mary Is Crok, owner; John
r ktcugh, contractor .-........s Sins 90
9SD ST 1876 Z; Hyman Bros agt Fanniel
Schl-singer, owner; Sol Tannenbaum Co.
contractor $2e0. 90
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Bronx
Assignments of Mortgages
. Manhattan

27TH ST 55 u; Title Guar e Trust Co to
Greenwich saw Bank, 246 6th av; ad-
dress, l16 Broadway ....,......... 81 1000
74TH ST. 107 W; Title Guar & Trust Co to
Central Saw Bank. 100 Il i4th st; ad- -
dress lI6 Broadway ...-....-.... SIC, 600
l22D ST. 66 w Jno w Stone, comm,
to Lawyers NJ Co, 50 Liberty st. Slo, 900
Bronx
le2D ST. 8, 1855 Melrose av. Y:
Mortgage Bond Co OF y TO Lawyers
Mtg Co. SO Liberty ct; atty Lawyers
Mtg Co. 50 Liberty st............S st Se7. $50
LOTS $40 10 3l2, map VIM Adee; BENZ
Mordecai, trus, 20 Benz 9tordecai, $40 "
l05th st, trus. Z part; ATTY, G Is Car
do5o' 30 q 4gd st ....,,..: ..-..,. .Si.75o
SAME PROPERTY, same and ano trus, TO
same and ano. trus for Clara NJ Plough
SAMB PRoPERTY: same to same, trus for
E Lee Mordecai. y part; atty same 81
WHITLOCk AV. az; VIM Held TO Sol
Cohen, 1919 Waterloo pl. atty. Max
Monfried. 1919 Broadway. .......... Sa75O
BAINSRIDGE AV 3O42; TitIe Guar Il T
Co to Chas l. Gurney. 3l2 summer st,
Buffalo. N y: atty. Title Guar T Co.
lfo Brosdway -.......,-.......|.. 81 600
ST LAWRENCE Av. 13s2; Cath Ronk4y
to Ella McAleenan, 2345 Broadway; atty
wm Dsly, az Broadway sl.769
4 sehrnitt. 5ss Riverside Drive. atty.
Theof Sattler, 14T 4th av.......-.....st
1ssTF IT, cas- e; Max we,nstein to Al
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11

{ 'e T CO, ' rs broadway " .'.....'sa 500
LOT n. amended map part Gleason prop
way, Brooklyn; pr mtg $4,000; Nov s
instats; c. atty. j a steinnetz. l9V9
uoME ST. 9sl. n $ 4e.Sxs9.4; JOS snc&~
torsky to Isaac Blumberg. $500 Ian
nv. Bklyn pr ntge s32 600; Nov q;
yrs, p c; atty. Title Quar- & T CO, ~
Carrie Muliigan 10 Title Guar & t Co.
bona hHay "sy H2E Tse '@ Guar E sis co as RS
l4sTH Sd' ST. 44s e. 8 25xioo: Fred c
l6Oth st; Nov lo yrs 5ls c. atty.
John kadd. $40 Z l49th st ...... 1000
HOE Ay: 1472; Rubin Aynan and ano 10
5 u , c; atty, \ Title and Mtge Go.
LoTs 24s and az map schieffelln Estate;
John Longano to Elz S Smith. 154 I.
9lst st, Nov TO- instals. p {, atty.
=, r ,ritls Guar & T Co l7s Bway 500
TEhhER nahd Ay, tS,, lSSth St 80 'lNlg2 x G =,
ltnger. 534 l+Sth st; pr mtge s50.o00;
Noy Z; yTs, 8 c; atty Title Gear "a ooS &
CLAY AZ ~ w " cor i6ist st. 4ex1os. De- be-
sorah Holdins {, Eo1pn to Jane N R9Jling dag
Guar Qua & 7 co. lis bway e'.. ''.s 9.ooo
PROSPECT Av, e Il, 6sv lssth st. lssx
Sv NORRIS uruoer 70 tssslna nao fCssihs,
yrs. per cent; atty, Tlt.e Guar & y
LONGFELLOW AV e 9. l75 l72d St 25x
i00 Jos Defiance to Isabella u Fowler;
Nov !; yrs, 5ia per cent, atty, Title
Guar 3. I Co. l75 Bway .......... s5,S0o
15sTH ST, 8. l40 t Union av, 20Xl26.5;
Lopiz Realty CO TO Hy Muller 6s5 East
17Oth ST oct 5: i yrs per cent, atty.
Williamson. 364 Alex av....:-. 81 900
EEDGWICK AN, iS1d 81, 1q.31
l4s.4 Ward " Smith to Abertina II
Peck. 31s West 10Th st pr mtge 0.0o0
Nov l. 8 yrs. per cent, atty, E Eus-
BARTHOLDf Sr, n 9 325 Pine st. 25x
loo Marjorie A Walter to Eiiz Hen
mars, III Bartholdi ct, pr mtse $1,000.
Nov I. installa. per cent; att,
Wabst, 97S7 White Plains az. ...-- $1,000
ARTHUR AV e S, III s 10th ST. lI.lox
l00 Chas f Busse TO Otto Hass, lsS2
Bathgate av; Nov s, yrs 5ia per
cent ATTY, II A Hawkins, bricse
plaza !. I City ...-.-..-...- -. E9.vNV
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Benjamin Stern Takes
Fifth Avenue Apartment

Douglas L. Gilman &, Co. have leased
an apartment Of twelve rooms in the
Belgravia, Gil Fifth Avenue, corner Of
Fortyeighth Street, to Benjamin Stern;
also apartments at 416 Madison Ave
nue. sto Miss Rosina Henley; SO West
Fifty-hfth Street to Mrs. t. Kent, and
ia East Fifty sixth Street to Mrs.
NJ. A. Horgan.
4. x. Van Winkle has leased apart
ments at SO Gramercy Park TO James
f. Hayes; at Az West End Avenue to
A. +. Paulson; at 124 West Seventy
second Street TO Mrs Sallie NJ. Perry;
at 800 West Ninety third Street to
Mrs. NJ. AVIAN; at 1856 West Seventy
second Street to Annie r. Whitney, and
at 167 West Seventy-second Street to
Harrison Wright.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Zieglers Dispose of Linden Lots
Tottenville Realty Up To-day

Bryan l.. Kennedy disposed of 362
lots and four houses in Linden, N. j..
for the Ziegler estate yesterday in the
Ncsey Street auction room Some of
the lots sold for bids as low as $25,
while many went for less than s10O
The houses brought from $1,000 to
So 500
Mr.. Kennedy will offer the Totten-
Vile holdings of the Ziegler estate to-
day. There are 2l0 lots in this offer
ing. They face the lower Bay and
have been the site Of bungalow de-
velopment for several years.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
LaureltOn Owners Rent
Corner Opposite Penn. Station

The Hathron Homes Corporation,
the new owner of Laurelton develop
ment, in Queens. L. l., has leased the
building at Thirty-third Street ana
Seventh Avenue, opposite the Long
Island entrance OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Station. and its headquarters
Building.
This company has acquired addi-
tioual acreage opposite property along
the Merrick Road at Laurelton, which
Will give total of $500 lots and
mile frontage on the north and south
sides of the Merrick Road
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Manhattan Alterations

',,u,g,ADWAY, ", 21oe, TO History hotel
n = Stokes, 262 West 72d st, owner ,
o.. "A Lynde. 271o Decatur av archl-
'4sI ST, l1s e, to a 4-story DWELLING:
9 ~ Wood. AT Park av. owner: f
-oTsI 20 East 49th at, architest sa5. 900
q %, ]il-l5 W. to two 4-story tene-
ments and stores: r Mccoy, 1880 Bway
owner owner Fisher. 25 Az A, archi-
sn Av 9a,s ..--.-. $1,000
az rH' L"io~is TO two 3-story stores
sno c King. 2Sl4 Sd av owner: De
rosa d Pereira. 11o West 40th st, archi-
=, srupv %, -, 900
Realty and Improvement Co III
sway, owner; f Gilbert. so Maiden
'TH ST. l16 W. to a S~story and hs so'
ment store and C; Amadon Realty Co,
10 Sfth st. owner; r Schefcfk 4l6S
~&rA aV. architect. .s...s..-....... .$3. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Trading in Bronx
Less Than Usual

The Seemann Realty Corporation has
bought from Sophia and BENJAMIN. +.
Goeren the five story dwelling and bus
mess property on plot 90x3O, at the
167th Street.
lsidore LANCER has bought from the
Lehrman estate the plot 100x1O5, at the
northeast corner of 150th Street and
Wales Avenue.
K. X. Van Winkle has sold the two
family dwelling at 1920 Holland Avenue
for Emily w. Scott ct al to client
for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Edward L. Coster Rents
Park Avenue DWELLING

Pease e. Gilman have let furnished
tor Francis 0. Jones to Edward l..
Coster the five story American base
ment dwelling at IA Park Avenue, be-
ween Thirty eighth and Thirty-ninth
streets
Z. h. Van Winkc has leased the
dwelling a. 90 West Ninety seventh
Street for Mrs. E. L. Brown to r. A. c.
MaCrudnr
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Lyons Powder Factory in
Chelsea Factory Is Sold

George P. Schinzel & Son, manufac-
turers of corrugated shipping cases,
have purchased for occupancy the fac
tory of l. ". Lyon Sons, tooth powder
manufacturers, at 520-528 West Twenty
seventh Street. four-story building
on a plot approximately l00x100. Will
lam A. White & Sons negotiated the
sale. Vincent Grady acting as broker
for the purchasers. The attorneys in
the transaction were Masten Nichols.
representing the sellers, and Joseph
N. Herz herg FOR the buYers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Indiana Company Rents
Store in Fifth Ave. Distric,

Peasc & Gilman have leased the
store at GAS West Forty eighth Street
to the Frank S. Betz company, of Ham
mond, Ind. said to be the largest surg
ical instrument house in the world.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
Offices in the Emmet Arcade 624 Madi-
son Avenue, corner of Fifty-ninth
Street, to Thomas Reynolds and P. ].
Brennan & Son.
H. L. Moxley e. Co. have leased the
second floor at 434 to 438 Broadway to
Herman F. Simons.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Suffern Estate Sells Fulton St.
Realty to Norman S. Riesenfeld

Norman S. Resenfeld has bought 81
Fulton Street, adjoining the northwest
corner of Cliff Street, from the estate
Of Thomas Suffern. 1t is fve-story
building, on lot 2s.11x6s. Moore &
,Me,yckoff and Canaan, Voorhees, &
Floyd negotiated the deal. Irving
Judis bought on Saturday the nine.
story loft building at "a to So Fulton
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-11
Natanson Takes 32d Street Loft

The eleven-story loft building at II
and Is West Thirty-second Street has
been purchased by Max N. Natanson
from Ernestine shottick and GLADYS
Deutsch executors of the estate of
Alexander Deutsch. The building is
on plot 50x100, and rents at $4,000 a
year. Leitner. Brener & Starr nego-
tiated the deal