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New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Home Registration
Service L. Finding
Shelter for Workers
Housing Problem Being Met
Satisfactorily by Federal
Board, Which Lists All
Available Living Places

WASHINGTON Feb. 6.-Reports com
ing into the United States Bureau of
Housing and Transportation of the
work accomplished by the seventy
branches of the Homes Registration II
Service which have been instituted by
the bureau in various parts Of the
country illustrate the timely value of
these organizations in helping to meet
the acute need Of proper housing ac-
commodations for the industrial work
ors of tho country.
The Homes Registration Service at
Newport, r. l., has made an especially
creditablc record in registry. Formed
by taking over the existing registra-
cover the placement of large numbers
OF workers called to that particular To-
cality by the necessity of prompt full
hlment of government munition con-
tracts, it has kept open twelve hours
a day and until 6 p. m. on Sundays in
order to meet the heavy demands made
upon it.
A report sent in from the Newport
office for the week ended December
Is gives 5,037 as the total number of
applications for living accommodations
filled by that service up to date. These
placements in some weeks run as high
as 306 and frequently go far over one
hundred. They have been made chiefly
for workers at the training station,
the torpedo station and the Coddington
Point plant, but quarters have also
tecn found for transients and for the
relatives and friends of men in the
service.
The report states that the work Of
registration has slowed up TO some eX-
tent since the signing Of the armi stice
but thai approximately from thirty to
one hundred placements are still made
each week.
Another report coming from Seattle
for the week ended January shows
that the total number of applications
filled in that city up to date was 1865
Single men, single women or married
couples willing to board are listed in
the Seattle report as the classes most
easily accommodated, while families
with children or any one wanting a
modern furnished apartment or small
house arc almost impossible to place
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Audubon Apartment
Block for Investor
Ritz-Carlton, Valued at S275,.
600, Is Resold by Natan-
son Company

The Ritz-Carlton Court, the six
story apartment occupying the block
front on the west side Of Audubon ave-
nue., between 1s7th and 1SSth Streets,
has been resold by the Natanson Realty
Company. The buyer is an investing
client of George Worth. The structure
Is fully tenanted and returns an an
nual rental of $4,000. 1t was held at
$275,000
Ennis & Sinnott have bought the
five-story apartment at 538 West 159th
Street from John Davis through H..
Weisstock. The house covers site
80 feet wide and 100 feet deep
Wynne Buys and Sells
Charles Wynne has bought from
William c. Schmidt The Kershaw, a
siX-story elevator apartment house, ON
plot 75x100, at 1853 st. Nicholas Ave
nue., adjoining 173d Street. Byrne &
Baumann were the brokers. The prop
erty was held at S145,000
Charles Wynne has sold to j. Ken
nedy 235 East 203d Street near the
Concourse, a three story building, on
lot 25X100, through Louis n Adler.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Recorded Mortgages
DNMnf0Wn


ppcrfomaneo per Of covenants in lease, etc. Feb. .
atty, $. $. Rubenston l40 Nassau st. ....s 800
East Side
40TM ST. sls f. ; a5X9S . g Fsb Go A. Nathilda
o'Haloran, 81 W 18th st; yrs, per cent ;
atty. Jno j Cunccn. IL Wall st. 900
West Side
l'g sT ~ W: ,s 27XoS$ m , n Jan 2q AN Moie
William st; yrs. per cent atty, Scott G 4
SRI a v Cedar aH st s.o , aoi w. ,ss 81 hds SGo
a t. Feb 1 Fayorite Amusement co 10 Nathan
Cohen. 16i 57th st, Bklyn installs $50 no.
6 pcr cent; attys, Wasscnnan & Il. 81 Liberty
4sTH ST. AS ". q. 6nioo5. 4oth st. 44s "
l6.5xloc.5: Jan p 4l6 West 49th st Co to Geo
mts ay so nsDer9 s4 ayot r. III RST S' Dg
SsII sr 245 .hs 25Sls95 90 M Ecb :. 8 a stea
Mansfield pl. Bklyn; due Feb !. 1922, per
cant; atty } scidmsu. 6s Park Row s. 600
p N. FEB. 5: Lansyog Holding Corpn 10 iior-
tense Levine, l57 " 92d St duo llcb /, 1872;
pr cent pr mtg sla2. 600; atty. Fredk Iese, 81
niyERslpN pilyE AZ, oxiiiI.sxs5s5ls-4 i
Rabhage & $, III Bway 49,: 80. ...... $4,000
100 1doll m Feb ''I i slo Hl' 5Gth stcc 10 Sea
cent; aiiys. cadwaladcr, " & T 10 wal
l2isT sr. n s. is Amsterdam az. ioo.11xl75
rreg Feb G; Bancroft Holding Go to Samuel
cent; atty. Samuel Wacht. Jr, 10 Bway $22,OOo
l95rIi ST, oot,6 ", s. runs lVOllxw 42S
to | old Bloomingdale rs 5closed1. \ nM 1t, to
St Q GS to beg p m Feb l stars stripes '
Realty Co to L Trust co of y. 4l Wall
st. trustee: yrs: 5 per cent; atty n Title
SANE PROPERTY Feb |; same to lily lfstchel.
700 w I'D ST. duo Feb %, 1920; per cent;
pr mtg $4,000; atty Max Pcrman, % Liberty
OLD BRoADwAY. c 1Soth st, 5oxio0: also
Broadway.. >. 500 II both st. 53llxlOO; Sc
Jan IS: Michael + Loughman. landlord. to
1soh st Garage Corpn, tenant 5S5 W ~ lSOtn S0d
sv Jug cep David lao Nassau Y' st. ~ 'l''1 500
l4lsr ST. 2O4-s W, 5. 100 v Al ay: COX
Ilwood Holding Corpn Al W Bath st: installs;
6 per cent; atty, Isaac Josephson. 81 Beck
man st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....'..''..' '.'.sl'-Vo
Bronx
TOPPING Av. W 5. 1o9 n l74th st, 81 & &SSs5; Cyrus
prior mtgc 5000. Jan y; due Feb A., 1929. int
as per bond. atty. Lawyers Tito & T CO: l60
whhssafyINGroN hsfy Av. . 5 29a4 l75th st 2d *
lOoG; Eeanore A s lannemann to Central sav
HKcr ns@K ~ s 4n sv 's e. 2s so nxsy yss l'y
WASuINGTON Az c s. 266 175th st, 26.3xlo9.5:
same to same. Jan IS; yrs. p c; same
sPuYTEN DIiIvIL no, n $ at cor land rhilo
johnson. runs - To Palsade av ; ana
to beg Northern Rlty Co to John Hayes Ga
l2Sd st; !, peg s,.,sr sS 1915 yrs G. atty,
GERARD sr. 8. 1870 Bergen ay; nuns - ., ! X
n so.9x " Sax 4SS: Benz sebel ,, to Title nls
bond, atty. title Guar 4 r Co. l7e Bway: So 600
SANE PROP; same To Wm + smith 954 + st, lsoth
St prior mtgc $4,000: Feb 6; due as per bond;
cEH%np ian'' n''' sr 5. PA Bergen ay rans
2sT ns f. r DS Gc 's M Mss' saS Fb '9eS Guo as e
bond atty Title Guar & L Co l'6 Bway S9'eoo
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Mems Wear

AURORA. nl,Hirsh Riley Stewart Company
Mi Riley clothing and furnishing goods; Park
Avenue Hotel
PALTINioRE-Baltim Bargain House; w. A.
AppleWaste. hosiery, underwear. gloves. shirts.
sweaters. oyeralls. "a Fourth Avenue
BRISTOL Tenn. Evans Brown Company: {. NJ.
Brown clothing; Flanders
CLEvELAND-C Mead. mems furnishing goods
Algonquin
NENNER-nenyer ID. C. Company; J. Smith.
mons furnishing goods womens hosiery and knit
underwear 200 Fifth Avenue. room $50.
GAINESVILLE. Ga.-~\eNman frierson McEyer
Company II. NJ Newman. clothing. furnishing
goods and shoes Alcazar.
HOUSTON. Tex.-N. schwartz & Co. +. L..
Le1inSon clothing; Empire.
LEXINGTON. Ky.-Grayes. Cox & Co; S.
Tracy. mems furnishing goods; Somerset.
LYNCHBuRG, Va.-A " Hawkins Company
N w Hawkins mems women's and children 5
clothing: llsl broadway: Grand.
NIDDLETOWN. \. Y.-Chas. Wolff. Inc: c.
Wolf. mems and boys clothing and furnishing
goods bags leather goods, umbrellas Continental.
NORWICH Conn. The Portcous & Mitchell Co.
j. a Desmond. mems wear jewery leather goods
iS2 Fourth Avenue,
PlllLADELPHIA-Thc Earle Store: j. S. Breen-
pcrg. mems hats; Imperial
TOWANDA. Penn. d. u. Dennis. mems fur
nishlng goods. clothing and hats Wallick.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Automobile Row Pushe&
North ON Broadway
Studebaker Company to Have
Service Station in 77th ST.,
Near Broadway

The Studebaker CorporationA of
America has leased for twenty-oae
years the new six story steel and con-
crete building at 217-223 West Seventy
seventh Street, near Broadway, iust
completed for the Jay Estate, for use
as service station. The Studebakef
Corporation subleased the large builh-
ing recently constructed for its SEX
vice station and assembling rooms at
Anable Avenue, Long Island City, 20
the National Casket Company. S. os-
good Pell Co., represented by q. NJ
Mabe, were the brokers. -
Japanese Silk Men Rent Here g
NJ. g. l.. Hess have leased S,56n
square feet on the thirteenth floor ST
the Hess Building, Twenty sixth Street
and Fourth Avenue, to Suzuki e. Co.;'W
Kobe, Japan, dealers in raw silk. tS
Pease & Gilman have leased to y
Llppi a loft at 344 East Thirty sec6nM
Street
NJ G. =. Hess and Stephen H. Tyh1
& Co. have leased roms on the SIX
teenth floor at 432 Fourth AvenSfS
northwest corner of Twenty ninth
Street, to the O'Connor M offat Co, Soi
San Francisco, Cal.
Hrsch & Friedman have rented tHc
remaining space in the building at 1l9
and 121 West Twenty-third Street -
Jacob Green, ]. Reinstein & Son afd
Harry Comlett.
Bastine & Co. have leased eighth
floor at SO East Twenty second Stree
to Keen-J ones and three upper tiooys
at 9 East Twenty Street 'wo
Marietta Lehman
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased to the John F. Diener Company.
which has been located for the last
thirty years at CT Cortlandt Street,
the fourth floor in 109 Lafayette Strsks
for long term of years.
Henry Brady has leased to Henry
Lehman, of Lehman's Publishing Com
pany, the store at 1873 West Thirty
second Street.
Porter & Co. have leased to Henry
NJ. Rosenberg the store at 1886 Broad
way for five years.
John Jamison Rents Fine Suite.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co have leased
large apartment in 270 Park AvepMie
for the Vanderbilt Avenue Realty GeE-
poration to John Jamison; also apar$-
ments at 129 East Eighty second Streat
to Mrs. lie Roy French, furnished, fer
the season; at 40 West Forty fifth
street to Henry Is. Qulnan, and at 4il5
Madison Avenue to Colonel R. Smith
Barry. os
Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 9S1 Park Avenue to Mrs.Uk.
Wiener; at 81 West Third Street 40
! Arthur " NOVEL;; at 523 Madison AVG
nue. to Mrs. r. J. Snowdon; at 200 Wast
Fifty seventh Street to E. II. GrastH;
at 144 East Thirty-sixth Street to Risy
Bowes; to DIR. c. G. Taylor in 33 East
Sixty third Street; at 13 East Sixtv-
fifth Street to H. w. Eaton; at 6 East
Fifty ghth Street to w. S. Dell, ay1i
at l West Ninety-second Street sto
Walter E. Dixon. "r
Rents 80th Street Dwelling "'
Pease & Gilman have leased for MIS-.
William Goodman to John H. ChureL
jr., the three story and abaseneat
dwelling at 121 East Eightieth Street.
between Park and Lexington Avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
S2O0,OOO Connecticut
Estate Is Sold

Fish &, Marvin have sold for George
Clarke, of Toronto, Canada, his proper
ty on the corner of Lincoln Aenue
and King Street in the towns of Rye
n. y, and Greenwich, Conn, to Mrs
F. II. Bontecou. The property con-
tains about thirty acres, with large
residence, gardeners cottage and nu-
leases the remainder Of the Clarke
property Of over 100 acres, and holds an
option to purchase it. 1t is one of
the most attractive pieces of acreage
in the King Street section and is OPP
poslte the property recently sold by
the same brokers for Henry Steers
to Alfred Jaretski. The entire prop
erty was held at $20O,000
Buys at Forest Hills
The Sage Foundation Homes Com
pany sold to NJ. Lendic an improved
property on the east side of Greenway
Terrace, north of Middlemay Circle,
Forest Hills.
Russians to Build at Baysdc
The Russian Catholic Church has
bought at Bayside frontage Of 100
feet on Prince Street, west of Bell
Avenue, on which is to be erected a
church.
Phiipsc Manor Corner Sold
The Robert T. Farley Organization
has sold for the Estates of Tappan Zee
a plot on the corner of Monroe and
Harwood Avenues in the Philipse Man
or section of Tarrytown, N. Y, to +.
{. Clifford, of this city; also for l.. NJ
Hubbard his house at Philpse Manor,
Tarrytown, N. Y. to Gerald B. Gould,
of New York City.
LarchmOnt Place Sold
f. c. Griffin and P. H. Collins have
sold the cottage and about one quarter
acre of land at the southeast corner
of Larchmont and Cherry avenues,
Larchmont; also rented for Mrs. Les
ter H. Riley her cottage on Park Ave
nue. to Mrs. Charles d. Foote.
Acreage Deal at Yonkers
Thomas S. Burke has sold for Frank
knapper, nurseryman, four acres and
dwelling at 436 Bellevue Avenue,
through to Valley Avenue, Yonkers.
Yonl1ers Gets New Workers.
Albert Lockwood has sold at Yonkers
the house, 1874 Devoe Avenue, for Peter
and the house, 1872 Lee Avenue, for
Allen B. Campbell to E. ]. Bates, both
purchasers moving to Yonkers from
New York City.
East 63d Street House Deal
The Stephens estate has sold the
four story dwelling on lot 12.4x50x
1908, at 145 East Sixty-third Street.
The property is near Lexington Ave
nue. and was held at $13,500.
Cruikshank Tries East Side
Harry Sugarman has sold for the
Central Savings Bank to James II.
Cruikshank $40 Grand Street, near
with store, on lot 1S.8xS0x irregular.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold 55 and 81 Suffolk Street, two five
story tenement houses, on plot 50X75.
near Broomc Street. Simon Levy and
Jacob Shapiro were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan
Ntuttftdttaft
5000. Manh st, l2aa. re

BROADWAY. 5000. Nanh st, l9a. Rlchardy
l45 vermyea av. & Marie {. Henriqnez. !
" Ssth ST. to Senior NJ. Goldsmith 502 Consel
av; afty. Albert zimmerman. 2o6 Broadws,
SAME property; same 10 same. atty. same; apr
,95D is1S ST 4js 3: Lena Davis to kath IL Nea,.,s
eyrx & Irving Haddcn. exr. win Of .Csf
kountze; atty. Geo Van slyek. l2o Brosdwsy y
l2sD ST. 40 Z: same to same: atty r c & '',s {.
~ Broadway: Aug H. 1889 $40 oe
WEST END Av, c. s0th ST. l02. 2xl00; AaS
i4o4 New England Bldg. Cleveland. 0: s sd
Herbert Il Mass. l49 Broadway Oct %, 1910 :
2D Av. y 5. PAS 2sth st. runs y a5x -
-. to ay, II 2sS to beg; Santo GcnoTcse. g
J. 29th st. to Fannie Neuburger: atty. sidns
Nordinger. li5 Broadway. Feb u. 1916. 50 ,4l
LEMON Az 43s: Lottie i LANG. iI9 " 1880 s.
10 Morris I-owensein. $50 Fox 81. Bronx. tr7rsif
Of estate Of Libbia Lowcnstein: atty. Pau z
Gordon. li9 Broadway. April ;. lsls.....$S $SE
Sd Az 1907. Samuel Williams to Frances II
Stevens HaIi Nichol ay. New Brunswick \. /
Wm c Stevens: at] Bowers x 5. 46 Cedar y
lssTH ST 2os W; Edw Dart. on the premiS
Co. l76 Broadway; Jan q. 19ll.......... IS q
llSTH ST 2i7 +; Realty Realizatlon cort
l400 5th av TO the State Bank. 3TS Grand
atty. State Bank. s7S Grand st. March - "a
Armbruster. Of Brooklyn to the Gr5erpoint 4
Bank. So7 Mani av Brooklyn atry. c 81
Perry a Greenpoint ar. Brooklyn; Oct .. ia
3sTH ST. 255 W; Geo & Marguerite schms
of Rye. \. 7. ct al to Marguerite NJ SchmS
Rye, y y atty. Title Guar K Co l76 Bwi
l7srH ST. $ is Audubon az. 751ss Ii: il
Glass. jr. Constr Co to Mortimer Hewlett /
Ambrose G Todd atty f Hummel. 1911
SAME PROP: Eane J Duggan 10 Mortimer
Hewlett, LOG w i3lst ST, aud Ambrose G Tod
81 5Sth st. ostty. Title Guar d T Co I
bway; dec l, isll ......... .......... $l2, q
30 AV le2, leasehold; Jno ] Cassidy to Geo E.hrI
atty. L Burghard. III Bway; Nov
9STH ST. $ 8. $50 W LIST av 65xioo ii Benz I'd
10 Ino 10th. 4oi e l04th ST. attys. Forster
& Klenke, 59-sl Wall st; Aug %. 1905. sS2 q
46TH ST, 5. 2T5 W llth av. 25xlAG Samuel
Folsom TO Oliver Smith; atty. Arthur Smii
IS Will st; June l. laiS....... -. sls
18TH ST. 469 =. Harry G Hart Realty Co
D.cterch Angelbsck. ! y l. Ssth st, attys. sal
s. l4o Nassau 81: Sept Il. l9li........ 81 a
4sTH ST. y s. $50 llth av. rsus n l0ay W.
Hos 70 st xe - TO bcginning. JeS
Folsom TO Oliver Smith atty. lily Wackcr.
V s5th st March e. 1856. ,.........- 50 q
SUFFOLK ST. lsi. Michael a Rose Tcu-er
Samuel Davis. li5 Madison ST. atty. II Go
don' $40 B"ay So @
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Brown a Principal
In Three Deals
BUYER in Two of Transactions
and Seller in Third Parts
With Dyckman Site

Two purchases and sale were
closed yesterday by Frederick Brown,
the larger transaction being an acqui-
sition of the six-story elevator apart
ment house, at 503-50S West 122d
Street, between Broadway and Am
sterdam Avenue. The property, hous-
ing twenty-four families a. rentals Of
about $4,000, and held for $105,000,
was purchased from the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company.
From Mary A. Tower, Mr. Brown pur-
chased the dwelling on lot 25xi30,
valued at $4,000, at 2134 Grand Con-
course, through August Lauter. and
sold through Byrne and Bonman, the
plot, 600xl00, at the northeast corner
of 2l3th Street and Ninth Avenue, to
tn. Kermit Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
General Merchandise

ANNISToN. Ala-sam. Powers COMPANY; s. j.
- West Thirty second Street; Mallick.
ATLANTA Dawson Paxton Stokes Company,
dryroods; Il, Dawson. merchandise manager; ll5o
Broadway. eighth floor.
AURORA nl.-Jonnson &; Wade {: T. Wade
drygoods. notions. furnishing goods; fark Avenue
BIG SPRING. Tex.--J. & W: Fisher; Albert NJ.
S'ins Ssns5al eFEhanas 'G!S mua a
ready to wear; Brozlell;
ings rIsd ATKINS go Fitln Ayrnuc =, - want,
CINCINNATI-The Isaac Falcr's sons COM
pany; Emanuel Beck, representing; Hotel MEr-
CT ARKsnuRG. W. va-Thc D. NJ. Ogden Com
pauy: y. ", ogden p.ccc goods. drapcry. floor
CLARK CI.EvELAND-The Linducr Company
j, j. kslly' Merchandise manager; go Fii'h Ave
COLUMBUS. Ohio 49, Norehousc- Martens Com
yaF; T. j. McCauey merchandise manageri 6
West Thirty second Street cMe Of Alexander II.
CoNNELLsvJLLE, rern-lt Kobachcr K Sons;
a. j. k1bachsr' dryspoGs read to year general
berand.
;, DENToN. rex;-w. &. Mcclurtan < Co.; W
ready to wear; 1882 Broadway. care 9. Valentine
EAST PALESTINE. oho-R. s. Chamberlain
& CO..: r. n. Chamberlain, drygoods carpets.
O.
= r. Rolf ,ewelry, art goods leather, goods
Gloves hosiery, kni, underwear mems furnishing
goods: West Thirty second Street; Brcsn
=, ERIE Trask Prescott 4 Richardson Co; Mr..
Mang. drygoods; A NJ Tclomie. general mcrchau
disc: West Thirty second Street.
EVANSVILLE. Jnd-fhc Andres Company: ".
n T.. Lefchric. merchandise manager: Krb,
rrAnGo n D-]lcfost Department Store; J.
5ssdy wssT: 100 West Thirty .scao@d strSef Sao
FEEEPoRr, n.-wilnam Walton Ncphcws: Z.
lisll, drygoodsr cloaks. suits notions. upllotcrS
". " Ward, drygoods and general merchandise
GREENv1TLE; S. C-NIc,cr Arnold Company
r. r. A. Sanders donestics, hamels blankets. linens
West Twenty eighth street: Grcsorian
HAMILTON. ont; Murray Sons Ltd: W l..
loIlss furnishing goods Commodorc S S''' "''0''
:, KEY WEST. Fla - W. Mcndcll dpgoods
:, hlNsToN n. C.-Bsyct' & 1lertaheld T. G.
barrett. drygoods' clothing, shoes. men's and
nTe@sr slSs fnishns M.S s@ s9Hd' Nq t1nHr' Str Me-
IqastalI; II, I. .I;,,, r9nreSenting rT2 lmper!a
HENDERSON, Hy~j NIilner; d,seootls. women
ready to wear, mems furnishing goods, shoes
LAWRENCE. Mass.-A r. Sutherland * Co
Miss a Murphy. representing; 432 Fourth Ave
MASON CRY 1owa-Nranlcy & Gicsclman: W
Mamey drHgooas ready to wear and general mcr
MINNEAPoLIS-Dayton Company; d Young
representing: 22e Fifth Avenue. eighth floor
PARSONS. Kan--A. Nusbauln'S: A. Nsbaum
infants. childrens boys wear wo,nen's ready tc
wear jewelry, leather goods. shoes AfcAlpin
PHlIADH-PHIA-Ii. kohn & Co.; r. Kolln
manufacturers waists and dresses; Aberdeen
6, plrTSBtKG hans. Famous Dry Goods aut
Shoe Company: L. Frohlech, drygoods shes
rlyTsEuTGH. rcun.-S. Mundhcim. mcrchan-
disc manager: l26l Broadway
RoCHESTER-W W. Roberts & Co; drysooas
etc. {. I. Schegol. representing. Commodore
SAN BERNARDO Cal.-'rho Harris Company
Herman Harris general merchandise; PENNSYLVANIA
TAYIORN1I4IE. IlI.-Morrisou Brothers T. Nor
rison. drygoods millinery carpets; Park Avenue
TULSA Okla-H alliburton Abbott Company: ]
G. Halliburton. all lines merchandise manager: lac
Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Miscellaneous

BALT1MORE-Cohn Coblens Company: Miss NJ
chsmnIon l,Is@1, corsets lmperie
BoST0N-C. Raineoat Company: I. Cohen. rain
pos HlosroNmRalmsr & Corset Shop; Miss B. A,
raiioer eSses and under underwear McAlpn
taurant 452 Fourth Avenue; Latham.
:, CnlcAGo-National Art Novelty Company; E.
CHICAGo-M Field Company; Mrs c.
Thomas, junior and girls apparel; New York office,
CoLUMBUs' Nlorehouse- Martens Company
Mrs. Elte corsets and brasseres;, Q West Thirty
DETROIT-Garton Fisher, Wills Company: c.
Carton. silks. ribbons, patterns, ornaments; Com
mOdoro.
DETRLow-Tuule & Clark; G. ]. Letterman
motor apparel: Alcazar.
=, EI.AllEA \, u. J. FLANAGAN COMPANY; ]. J.
art goods 1870 Broadway; Great Northern.
LOS ANGELEs--A Hamburger & Sons: Miss Sit
Get'elson infants, cliidren's and boys wear; -
LoUIsvILLE-H Hermc straus s. Son Company
r !. Haag, knit underwear, hosiery; II. e. Lyon
LoUIsvILLIs-He straus & Son Company
G. A. Greenman. silk vests; ii. L. Lyon. ll9
LYNN, Mass-Goddard Bros Miss Margaret NJ
Dheen, women's haberdashery C,aridge Hotel
MINNEAPofIs Is-Dayton Company; H. Manning
boys, <sioning <nng rs Fifth Avenue sth floor w.
goods syerwarc; ll6 West Thirty y-second Street
NEW IiAvEN-s sroussc, Adler & Co.: I. NJ
Jlman. manufacturers corsets; 45 East scyentccnt
Street.
NEW oRLEANs--Charlts A. kaufman Com
pany; ]. {, Albert. millinery. ribbons and wells
Alfred Fanil. ll6 West Thirty second Street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. x Cothicr MI
Powers, linens and handkerchiefs 230 Fifth Ave
Nuc.
PHJLADEIPHfA-Str -Strawhridgc & Cothicr; NJ
Comer.ord. under wear go Fifth Avenue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sweater Mills; 4
l4!chtensten manufacturers sweaters Brcsiin.
rlIILADELpHIAr-Iohn Wanamaker. Wnai
Smith; gloves, umbrellas and parasos tbasement)
broadway and Tenth Street.
pIrTSBJKGIi~Kos Co. Miss H. Ebel
hard. art needeworl; 1l6 West Thrty-second Stree
Herald Square
ST. LoUlS-Rothscild Bros Hat Co; s. A
kothSchild. gloves knit goods. PENNSYLVANIA.
SlOuN CITY. Ia.-The rcI,eter Co.: Agnc
Cain. infants. childrcns ANd boys wear, at
n.odleMa.k. MoyollLcs Hrincn A:corgn .Ilatal.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Big Deals Are
Pending in
Many Sections
No Sensation Yesterday, but
Reports Tell of Sales Near
Closing of Great Interest
downtown Corner Resold
Trading Follows Established
Lines, With Principal Ac-
tivity i'll Uptown Districts

Although Wall Street has been the
centre of the big trading in real estate
Tor the last ten days or more, atten-
ton must not be taken from other
sections of the city, for big news is
IN the making. If transactions now
Under way materiaIize, and there is
reason to believe several Of them will
come to light before many more days
nave elapsed. they VIII produce as
nuch interest as any transactions
which have been reported this wear.
In one particular instance q property
mas been taken under contract and is
about to be resold at an advance. This
oeal should have the effect Of bringing
others INT othc market when it is made
publlc. 1t is really remarkable the
volume OF large business under way at
TINS moment. Properties which have
been considered beyond negotiation
both IN the case Of the price demanded
and the charactership of the owner
ship are now involved. OF course
there is no saying that these trans
actions will all matcrialze. The
negotiations are interesting just
the same, showing as they do
that higher price levels are not
'"tciiciirs WIN lradlhg, ana that
prices offered are such as to tempt
owners to listen to proposals tending
to sales.
The feature of the trading in the
next few days will continue to be the
buying Of property for the use of large
and small concerns forced to buy be-
cause the space situation will not per-
nit leasing.
Willing sellers at this time are just
as essential as willing buyers. There
seems to lie an abundance of both.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Piece Goods

dress goods. silks. vclycts. Innings linens 200
Fifth Avenue, room 35G.
DETROIr--Crowcy Bros W. c. Crowley and
A. j. Guimond, wash goods;
A. Leonard Street
FLMIi@\. y. VI. j. Flanagan Co: Miss j.. +
Flanagan. silks. dress goods. trimmings. wells.
leather goods; 1910 broadway. Great Northern
HUDSON. ~ Y.-Marsh & Bachman: Ii. G.
Dngman silks dress goods. wash goods: West
Thirtv-sccond Street. Herald Square.
NEW HAVEN-H. Rapsport tailor; Park Ave
Hotel
NEW HAvEN--A Tucker. tailor; Park Avenue
Hotel.
NEW ORLEANS-D. H Holmes Company: L. +.
Mason. dress goods. white goods; 10 +. Twenty
sixth Street. Flanders
RICHMOND, Va.~-Cloak Company: Mr. Hyslip.
white goods Bacr q Liienhal; 1850 Broadway.
New York City.