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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-13
SIX JURORS OBTAINED
FOR KNOXVILLE RIOTERS

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 13.-Trial
of defendants in the so-calied riot cases,
growing out of the attack on the Knox
county Jail or the night of Aug, 30, was
taken up today. AT / o'clock this after
noon six jurors had been secured, the
entire morning having been spent in ef-
forts to obtain a jury.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-13
TO FORM A UNIT,

CHARLESTON, Miss. Oct. IL. (Spl.)
Charleston will o o have a company
Of 100 men as a national guard, accord
ing to Sitting Bull Custer, publicity pro-
moter of the town. The company will
be open to all Of eligible military age,
and will be sworn into the service OF
tho Qtata
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LIvE o MARKET

receipts, O,IUu, SltduN lOo pohldH UP
SIS; 12O to 165 pounds, $f425; pigs,
$l2.75 throwouts, $1,000, down.
Cattle, receipts, $500; active, higher.
Heavy steers, 81, 00@13.50; beef steers,
3d. O611.5 so; heifers, So 00@11,5O; cows,
$5.00@11.0 90; feeders, $9,00@11.00; stock
ers, $7.00@10,2 5,
Sheep, receipts $50, steady. Lambs,
$1,000; sheep, $500.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Hogs, receipts
$4,000; higher; medium $l4'75@l5'eO;
Cattle, receipts $4,000; weak; be ed
steers, $3.50 G1S. rs; butcher cattle, $500
err and stocker steers, $6,25Gl3.00.
Sheep, receipts $4,000: weak; lambs,
SS,5Omi5.50; ewes, 4 .Oo@7.25.
Cattle-Receipts, 32, 900: weak. Choice
heavy steers, $16,50@18,75: medium,
$l1. O6@15.0o; common, $S.50@1l.oO;
choice lights, s14OO@1s.60; common,
$50 400; butcher heifers, $3.50
500; calves, SIG. local II, 90; feeders. $7.254
100; stockers, S6.25@10.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 3S, 900; weak. Lambs,
$12. 25@15 so; culls, 8,50@12. 90; choice
ewes, $6.25@7,25; culls, $3,00@6.00;
breeding, $6.75Q12.5O.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. l3.-Hogs, re-
celpts II, 900; generally steady. Pigs
| steady to Csc lower. Bulk, $15.20@15. go;
heavies, 1 5.OO@15.55; medium, SIS. GOA
1870; lights, $1470G15,7O; pigs, $4,000
1875.
| others weak to lower. Choice heavy
steers, $16.15@1S.10 Q; medium, $12,25m
| 1900; common, $1015Q12.15; choice
lights, S13. 20@17.25; common. $3.50
1926; butcher heifers, S .2561415; cows,
6 .259I2. 90; Gamers, s.. 00@ IS; calves,
| $12. 50@16. SO; feeders, IS. 50@13.25;
stockers, $5,7569.60.
Sheep, receipts 10. 900; steady to 25c
lower. Lambs, $1S. GOA Is. rs; culls, $1,000
1850; yearling .wethers, $9:50@10.60;
ewes, $5.75@7.25; culls. s3.00@5.5O;
breeding ewes, SO0d1400; feeder
lambs, $11.00@13.0o.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13,-Hogs. receipts
10000; steady to lower; top. s15.7 10; bulk,
| SIS. 00@15. so; heavy, $14.75@15.25; me-
dium, $15.15@15.7 20; light. $14.000l5.65;
pigs, $13. 0o91450.
Cattle. receipts 1000; steady to low
err. Choice heavy steers, SIS. 00@17,75;
medium, $10.7 5G 16.00; common, $3.50
1875; choice lights, $14.00@17, so; com
mon, S. 0G14,00; butcher heifers, $7,50
| 6l6,0 DO; cows, $6,50G11,5o; Gamers, $50
| @6.50; calves, SIS. 00017.00 70: feeders,
| 81 .50@11.50: stockers, SO. 506 $50.
Sheep. receipts 1900: steady to high
err; lambs. sl2.50@15.25 rs; culls. $4,000
1850; yearling wethers,, $e.00@l1,5 so;
choice ewes, $5.00@L00; 'culls, $4,000
| 30
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BOY IS MISSING.

The police are looking for Hobar.
Flynn, 281 Looney avenue who, ac-
cording TO the parents, LEFT home at
noon Sunday to attend a picture show
When he failed TO return home late last
night the aid Of the police was asked.
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CHURCH CALLS PASTOR.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 10. (Spl.)-
At a congregational meeting at Paris,
KY. Rev. Robert King, OF Kingsport,
Tenn, was called by unanimous vote as
pastor Of the Paris church.
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MEMPHIS MARKETS

tQIotatious represent prices from
-,uher TO f,tJiloI)
Produce.
Eggs Fresh candlcd, 52d5,c. stor-
aEe, 4GuA1c.
Butter-Elgin creamery, pound prints
6406tc; country butter, ga 5c; emo
waited, 5SW5SC,
Cheese-Cream prints, RS2lS4c
poultry-DuCkS. 2SuSSC. hens, alive,
2.H2Sc; dressed, 3ld$Sc; ROSTERS, l4q
lsc. geese. nom. turkeys, live, nom;
S%pringers, 2-lbs, and less, S1H3Sc, large
sizes, S0T32c.
Fruits.
Lcmons-Per box, $15OuS5o.
OrangeS-Californta Sa.50u6 30.
Bananas-Puuud, 6tq a &c.
Dried Fruit-Evaporated apples. ga
&c; peaches, e5ldg7Ac, prunes, ID
g0m23c, apricots, nom.
Peaches-Calitoruia Clings, seas.
Cantaloupes - Colorado pink meats,
flats, $l.354l co; standard crates, $500
M3.25.
Grapes-Coucords, pony basket. stT
2Sc, Malaga, crates, $2.5Ou2.75; rokays,
S.aA.
Cocoanuts-Sack 100. Slo.OOGll0o.
Grapefruit-New Florida, box, SIS 50
Apples-Barrel stock, lonothan, 81 90
G9.56; Grimes Golden, 10000 10. so;
| YoiSs. S7.5Odt9,00; buahel basket fruit,
| 50 5Om3 so.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-13
BANK CLEARINGS.
LOCAL SECURITIES,

Quotations are unofficial, being sc.
cureJ from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
RANK STOCKS
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: W. = WI w W.
Products.

Merchants Exchange Quotations,l
Crude oil, basis prime (, o. b, mill, 1lA
G1Sc ID, hulls, loose, CARROTS, So,VOW
$50 per ton, meal, Z per cent $6A0oT
az 90
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Groceries.

Flour-BarreI, 24-lb. sacks, Sll25g
1915; self rising, $ll.40ql24O
Meal-Cream. Dbl. pags l0O-lb. sacks.
$500; 5O-lb. sacks, S 10: 25-lh. sacks,
$3.50; 10-lb. sacks, S. 20; burlaps, 2Ot
extra; standard. 40c lower,
Sugar-Standard, g%ranulated cane,
l0c; clarified, nominal
Rice-Head, pound, l4Il5isc; broken
l1n12C.
Coffee-Arhuckle's roasted, case,
Memphis basis, AZ, zoe; roasted. bulk,
per ID, nominal; green. common ordi-
nn1.Nt 2nnnNhn, IaNAG- NM AnN-
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Vegetables.

Beans-Navy, per 10, Nc; Lima, per
ID, lac.
Peas-CaliforEia black-eyed, per H..
Sc.
onions-Sack, 100 lbs, $4.g56450,
white wax, $5&5055O; Spanish, crate,
50, so,
Potatoes-Cwt,, all varieties, $325G
$50.
Cabbage-Northern, crate, S275q3.0O
Peppers-peck, 75C.
Cauliflowers-Crate, 1925.
Lettuce-New York, head, crate, 500
@3.50; California, crate, $2,75.
Celery-Bunch, Mich, hm55c.
Cucumbers-poEen, 75WS5c,
Tomatoes-Home-grown, bushel, $A,5C
$500; Tugs, $500.
" Sweet Pntatoes-Bushel. 81 2bm1 so,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-13
Hides and Wool.

Hides-No. / green, sailed, S4d36c
partly cured, S2Q3Sc; green, 30@32c
damaged culls, half price, dry flint, 4OG
Ace: dry sailed, 3S@40c,
No, | horse hides, $S,O0@900: No,
horse hides, S7.OO@S,OO; Clues and ponies
Sheepskins, 6Oca$2,OO; sheartngs. 2;
65Oc; goat skins, 75c@$l.75; dry culls
No. / tallow, SalOc; No, . tallow
7mSc; beeswax, 32@35c; ginseng, $500
m15.00, Golden Seal, $40O@500
Wool-Tub washed, 6bM75c; Cleal
| grease, 6Om65c; light bury grease, 3,
| m4Oc; hard bury grease, 2j@30c.
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats-Regular, 2l02lM y
extras, 2lh @2lAc,
Sugar-Cured Meats-Standard hams
33@S6c,
Bacon-Faucy selected, 45G4St.
Lard-Hog lard, 29g31c; best grade
of compound. 24lac; Snowdrift, case
$l4.75@lb.50 cottoleue, SlS,60M1I.90
Crisco, $1,000; cooking oil, h., 26c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-13
Memphis District
Weather Bulletin
TEXAS

delayed Oct. L..
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
House Furnishings

:, baltimore Bargain House: ]. NJ
Postley. house furnishing goods aud hardware: 354
Tourh Avenue, 10th floor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bros NJ n. Bran
house furnishing goods, siyerware and toys; 40
Fourth Avenue. room 1904.
BALTIMORE-Bern Bros A. Delevle up
hostery rugs mattings. oilclohs and pictures: 40
Fourth Avenue. room 1904
BosToN.Wm Lcayens s. Co.: j. a. Collins,
furniture Hermitage.
BUFFALo-H. A. Medrum & CO. r. spreng.
house furnishing goods and stores: 4O4 Fourth
BURLINGTON Wv. G. Reynolds Co.: w.
II Collins carpets and upholstery; Walick.
CHICAGO-Marshall Field & Co.: c. b. Stevens
ca1pets ll07 Broadway.
DETROIT-A C. Jacob Co.: A. c. Jacob dra-
peries and shades Hotel Imperial.
HER<lAfI,H. y. Y-H. 6. Munger & Co. Z.
K. Hue, china, crockery and hardware: 4O4 Fourth
Avenue: Park Avenue Hotel
PHIALADELpHIA--H. Holmes Sons; H. Holmes.
PITTSBuRGH--F W Rose CO.. F. W. Rose.
upholstery and drapery; Hotel Aberdeen
PITTSBURGH-Spea Hollar Co.; T. NJ. Benner
carpets. furniture Hotel Ansoua-
UEGH-Campbell's Il. c. Scott. art
needeworkf draperYs and carpets; 4o4 Fourth
PORTLAND, Orc-Neier & Frank Co: A. Jas
man, house furnishings 2l2 Fifth Avenue.
.POUGHKEEPSiE. n. Y.--Ackey China Co.
Miss c. L. AcAley, china, glassware. etc. Park
q sH1MoKIN, Penn.-Burd & Rogers Co.: W. s.
IIaup'. ready to wear. toys house furnishings
WATERBURY. Conn-Nlctropolitan Household
Goods Co; NJ N. Oser. furniture: Hotel Flanders.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Mems Wear

wo.nens furnishing goods Imperial
BALTDIORE-Sig. Rosenblatt & Sons NJ s.
Roselblstt tallors and clothing; Pennsylvania.
BUCHRUS. O.-Mr. Morsenstein. ladies' and
men wearing eppearei; Lauln. solomon & New
Kan. ls West 9th street.
DETROIT L. HUDSON Co; c. II. Armstrong.
mes unf' boys clothing. mems haber-
dzAheT. Fif.h Avenue: Grand.
lAkltIS8 10 i'aau.-N. Strouse mems and
boz an cA-aren's clothing. furnishing goods
an heis pauf lylvania-
e7esanei.e: G y Gardner. clothing; Brcslin
LINCOLN. Seo.--Nefski s. clothing Albert
LOS ANUlI ES-No.den state Hat & Cap Co.
r. Cohen. mrs hats and caps: Pennsylvania
AAICH CHUNK. Penn johnson Bros; j. P
sons Z. COT g and mems furnishing goods
aoRFoTK. Val Stern Co; J. Stern. clothing
snd Furnishings. Marlborough
NcttOi-N. Ns.-New York Clothing House; J.
steTn c.o,ning furnishing goods; Marlborough
PLYMOUTH Penn.--W. Lubinski; mems cloth
Ps 5oys clothing. mems furnishing goods. shoes
PORT HURON. Mich Hartford Co.; J. Har-
sUd, clothing; Herald Square
nPAhIANBrHG. 5. CT. L. lie CO.
l. l. Lie. notions. mems and boys clohing: 25
Wes; Thirty third Street
y, ,sPIKlSGsIaI,D. Aiaas;,-Besso Brewster Co: L.
Xnolrrr "0' ~O'"
suNBrRy. Ponn-H Rice & Sons; l.. Rice
enn a > Rec. clothing; Woodward
=, AJNAON. Sle-ss. --tioldsten. Antine & Co ]
'o.l''..1 mems ci7thins: Latham
a, ,,lVIEDC, Ohio--ls Sale & Koch Co.. w r.
5as, S,@r,'S men f1snisAlAgs: 2-5 Fiftn Avenue.
Toledo. O-Maher Bros: w. J. Maher. mems
~ s.s losa clothing. hats. furnishing goods, shoes
sAa Mira. ecttAae: Flanders.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy fled yesterday in the
United States District Court werc as follows:
MADISON LUNCH, INC.-An Involuntary petl-
tion against the Madison Lunch. Inc. l45 Madison
Avenue. alleges liabilities of $50. 900 and OF
$40 oo0 The three petuonlng creditors claim: Max
well j. Hamburger. Sl03 Ray Jacobson s500. and
Moses Kedler. SOL. j. Nathan lIelfat. 253 Broad
way, Is the attorney
AL1Es & J.EyINE--An involuntary petition
against Aes & Levine. l2 West Seventeenth Street,
alleges liabilities of s25. 900 and assets of $4,000.
$500; NJ. Schechtcr. $l62. and j. Enbund. $222
Maurice L. Shame 290 Broadway. is the attorney
FoUGNER CONCRETE .sHIPBuILDING COM
rANY An Involuntary petition against the Fouger
made by three creditors. claiming Amsler Blue
Print Company, s9Gl: David ]. O'Leary and William
lSgelnan Corns. Levitt II Goetz. l2S Broadway. are
the attorneys.
MOE FRANK-A voluntary petition of Moe
Frank. 1888 Morris Avenue. shows liabilities Of
are the Miller Rubber Company. 25d West FIFTY
fifth Street sl40G: Dreadnought Fire Company,
S27 West Fifty seventh street. S45o. and Charles
Solomon. 200 Fifth Avenue. arc the attorneys
SAMUEL sCHONZEIT.-A voluntary petition of
Samuel Schonzeit. 10lS Hoe Avenue shows iabi-
ties Of s5.99l and no assets The. three largest
creditors arc Samuel Werner Inc. Sll50; b Baff
& Son. 81 coo. and Jewel Kocnig & Co, $3.50. All
these creditors located in West Washington Mar
kct: The banlirurs is his own attorney.
Frank A. DNyer, so Broad Street. shows liabilities
Abraham Kipp. $40 Blcccker street, $500:
81 GOO and Mollie a. Casey, 9 East Twenty seventh
Street $500 Max Miller 299 Broadway. is the
attorney.
JOSEPH MoRGENsTERN.-- voluntary petition
OF Joseph Morsenstern. 957 Rodgers Place shows
liabilities Of $4,000 and no assets. There arc two
s. Tisch % University Place, ssi Charles II.
Broas. 17l Madison Avenue. is the attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
interpretations

ALBANY, Feb. 25.--The following in
corporations were filed with the Secre-
tary of State to-day:
Indo-American Corporation chemists: $40
600; Manhattan Abr Lilienthal, Henrietts
Stieglitz. Morris Z. Levine, 12O Broadway
New York
Acme Estates, Inc, realty $50. GOO; Man
haitian; L. W. Gallagher, Frank Kennedy
sol West 1929 Street. New York City; Jo
seph Fearon. Hoboken, N. !.
The Cutlery Stores. Inc. 900: Roches
ter; Harold e. Patterson. Frederick E. Hus
sey,, Ezra E. Wnsor, II Richland Street
Rochester.
r.. Berg Won Linde,' Inc, warehousing
so, 600 Manhattan; r. Berg Won Linde. A.
East Fifty eighth Street New York City H
X. Pendleton, Marguerite Hofener. Wood
bridge, N. j.
Vulcan Warehouse and Storage Company
Inc. $4,000 Manhattan Cornelius C. Shep
ard, Charles f. Bunce, D. H. Schwartz. 18l
Franklin Street, Brooklyn.
McNamara & Tober. Inc. house decorators
$1,000; Manhattan Benjamin Adelman
Louis Tober, Thomas F. Mcnamara, 1877
East Twelfth Street, Brooklyn.
mercantile; $4,000; Manhattan; Boltor
Armao, 0. D. Bachelor, Beirne Kinney. /.
West seventy-ffth Street New York City
Pan-American Sales Corporation, merchan
disc. etc; $4,000 Buffalo; F. z. Bard
Stacey Williams, George L. Robertson, COS
D. S. Morgan Building, Buffalo.
Gettman Trucking Company. Inc; $50 900
Solvay Charles L. Gettman, Charles Moore
S. G. Taylor, Syracuse.
Longacre Hardware and Electric Company
Inc. $4,000 Manhattan, 3. NJ. Fando
Forty-ninth Street, New York City.
Z. c. Miller Company Inc, drugs: $780,
o00 Manhattan: Edw. c. Miller Bruno
Hoffman, E. G. Davidson, 116 Nassau Street,
New York City.
Wilson Process, Inc. boots and shoes
100000; Rochester; Eugene Raines. George
r. Raines. John Raines, jr., SO Thayer
Street, Rochester, N. Y.
Oneida Tire Company. Inc. 1000
Oneida Madison Company, Benjamin Kooll,
Arthur Dana, Henry A. Miltner, Cicida,
N. Y
National Food Research Laboratory, Inc
100000; Buffalo. N. Y; A. b. Schoerke, S.
G. Baocock. Walter Heussler, Buffalo, N. Y.
Suffolk Food and Supply Company, Inc.
5000, 600; Eastport l.. l. w. r. Chichester,
Kclvale Realty Corporation: $50, 600; Man
haitian: Louis Cohen, Barnet klionsky. Ma
than Cohen, S1S Hewitt Place, The Bronx.
Manhattan; Joseph Rudinsky. Nathan Co
hen. Jennie Rudinsky. b. r. Stein, 92O
Broadway, n. Y
McCall-Popular Science Distributing Cor
poration, general advertising business; $40, =
coo; Manhattan; Roger s. Baldwin, Robert
A. Young, Gerald A. Britfin, 120 Broadway
New York City.
Scandal. Inc theatrical: SIS 900; Man
haitian; Walter Hast, Morris Rose Alone,
1897 Broadway, New York City
Times Dress Company. Inc, manufactur-
ing ladies' dresses: $1,000; Manhattan
Samuel Alsofrom Harry Alsofrom. Max
Tof S49 Stebbins Avenue, New York City.
Consolidated Garment CO., Inc, tex
tiles $4,000; Manhattan; Ralph Levy.
Samuel Riegethaupt, Max Barth 3l1
Broadway, New York City
Central Banking Company Inc. $40 900
Rochester; NJ. Sand, G. Merimsky, A. Lin
chafsky, 3S5 Joseph Avenue Rochester,
n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Brown Resells
Midtown Loft
Alfred Rau Pays Him a Profit
for l7ih Street Structure;
Figures in Five Deals

Frederick Brown was the principal
in five transactions yesterday, in four
Of which he was the buyer.
Through the Charles F. Noyes Com
pany he sold to Alfred M. Rau the
eight-story loft building at 121 to 125
West Seventeenth Street. The prop
erty was acquired recently by Mr..
Brown through the Noyes company
from the Adams Land and Building
Company, subsidiary of the Adams Ex-
press Company, which carried the
building or its books at $263,O0O. The
property rents for $25, ,45O
Mr.. Brown bought the southeast cor
ner of Vermilyea Avenue and 211th
Street, 76xS9x irregular; from Charles
II. Won Dohsen through Irving H.
Wolfe Is Wadsworth Avenue, south
east corner of 174th Street. five-story,
50X100 feet, apartment house; from
Ralph 7. Baxter, 815 East 166th Street,
northeast corner of Union Avenue, a
iive-story apartment house, on plot 4Ox
100 feet (McRickard & Co. were the
brokers), and 2092 Amsterdam Avenue,
a hve-story apartment house, on plot
28X100 feet, near 1G4th Street, valued
at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26

LOUISVILLE. Ky.--Princcss Skirt CO.. j. Rosen-
ham. manufacturers skirts; Imperial.
LYNN Mass n. w. Rogers CO. T. F. Cowan,
dress goods silks. velvcts. Innings. notions. toilet
goods: Latham.
MEMPHIS. Tenn-Ievy Bros. : L. r. Levy. manu-
faciurers clo2ks. suits and dress and wash skirts
500 Fifth venue
MoNThEAIr-M. Goldberg Co NJ Goldberg dry
goods; broadway Central.
NASHVILLE Tcnn.-Levv. Solinsky & Zandcr
Levy. mfrs. clothing: Cumberland
PNILADEIPIIlA-tross Bros: S. Cross mfrs
waists and dresses; Herald Square.
PHILADELPHIA. Frecmen piece goods: Som
crsei.
PHrADErPHIA-Par Cloak & Suit CO.. s..
holinsky. mfrs cloaks and suits; Grand.
PIIILADEIpHIA-I4 Harris 4 Co: l.. Harris
piece goods; Alcazar
PHTLADELPlllA-Tutem Bros. & Alexander
II. Titeman. mfrs shirts; 200 Fifth Avenue
PHILADEIPIIIA-~NIax & Polin w + May
we'll mfrs waists and dresses; broadway Central
PITTSBURGH Keystone Knee Pants Mfg Co
s. Gresman mfrs knee pants; Herald Square
.PIrTSBuRGI-Bogg \ Buhl: G. A. Palmer.
silks and velvets ll40 broadway
ROCHESTER,. n Y,--Joseph knobs & Sons.
Joseph Knobs. woolleis; Latham.
ROCHESTER,. n. Y-M Nushaum & Co. M
Nusoaum. silks linens and cotton goods; Con
RoCfiEsTER. n. Y-Hicpey Freeman Co T
j. Freeman. mfrs clothing 200 Fifth Avenue.
RocnESTER. N. y.-siblcy Lindsay & Cur
linens, blankets and hannels 4S2 Fourth Avenue.
ST; ALBANs. vt-willlam Doolin & Co.: Will
IAN i D00lM; dEygoods; BrozteL
WATERBURY,. Comm. Sigal Co. n. sigal.
silks. 7eigcts. woolons Wallick
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Government Construction Urged BY
American Labor Delegates in Paris
Nel0 York Tribune
WqShinofon Rurenn

WASHINGTON Feb secretary
of
cabegram from Samuel Gmp president the
other members of
labor delegation Paris the American
all possible building
The cable follows:
Give council in
and President Wilson following:
Ou investigation and findings European
unhealthy
public in
will affairs constructive rather
building
be
in building industry
1--WE also that action be taken toward the completion
ships finished thus
idle likely idle avoiding
mem.
OF
the Senate and House, urged immediate and favorable
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Piece Goods

.!EALTHoRE-P. Dupzin & Co: p Dupain,
III. y etf.nSs and tents. Waliick
55A@lidOkiS-I- Frank drygocds: Holland
- oA - ASlvhh(-F. I2za1us q Sons; s. IASzaris
crys-ois etc. Airazar
bALIINOIsE--M. J.. Bloom & Co VI l.. Bloom.
N,,4a,@ .-;ers skirts and dresses. Breslin
rn,Ab4AAVht|~l- Cohen. merchant tailor; In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Weller; s Than-
"a 81 utactursTs romDers. l2el Broadway
,DVSlVN-E Goldman q Co: J.. Goldman
- r11s,1srefs - selsrefs duek clothing Bresin.
1,vSiV T.. tornan q Co. h Forman mfrs
BosroN-sordan. Marsh Co F. Coleman. black
e T.. ata dreas goods. Az Fourth Avenue; Parx
bCFFhIo--J " Adam 60 ]. A TayIor. lacps
"r,sesf stinfniEgs; Wess Thirty soYclth Street
s,t I [5l.iNGrpN. [lGrpN. y. cL- y. Wlhtted. dry2oods.
e. CHARLESTON. W. ya-c. Annnor. drygo,cs
ss.eIii eIiiieiAe;t--L~rner .s & Co.: Nr 1Amer peco
cISciv,'Arf--y shinao Co: W. D. nars
Gcr '' ''''N'' f"~ A"Ofsh Asehuc. ION
.SIscfsSArr--H. A. scinsheiaer g. Co manu-.
sst.fsss nasns ard bo5s' clo,hinz: H. L. Bowman
- gf,Sr<9s; Sys9s; ~ Eoslsth Ayeaue, roofn 1908
Hillary II. IGyy pants rnznufaetux-
- s1ziz VI Len. Astor Hotel
ss%-.<fss El4ASD-H. BIaez Co T. sllusck manu-
n sf,. ~ sez1, gstss, sirta Z5s Flsth Ayenus
u,l11s JED Ceno.--ArDsriean Shirt Co. T. NJ
'~'fS@ 81 e. N @nashag4etufefs shirts Commodore
Sa@L.c<VsFS. y. Y-~~Ab.ahanson Eixelow Co
r..,,. .n.asssfsoa; ). . mn; domestic@: Brizto'
f.,.- .~n1'A 'AeAPDi>iH-,yilliam n Block Co: IL e.
e'>'N' "'aasssies .oya; izsl Broadwsy Grand
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Miscellaneous

AIBANY--J G. Myers CO.. dry goods; ]. NJ
trHlib. laees. ncckwear. 2ellings umbrellas and
Dafaanls; 20 Fifth Avenue. room l4iD
stery gpDds. GrSgofiap
HALTfMORE~s,ewait & Co w stons gloves
ho@isfT underwear. knit gcods ernbrolderies ant
rgoos,ss 2 West Thirty. .esysnth Street
. .BADTIM0RE-S. Capian. general limo: Grand
UOtsi "' ~
EAATIMoKE--A. Eisenberg: Mrs. A. Cibson
M ass ffobroidery aud yarns care Of Meyer Yves,
Thirty second Htreet
EhIiFfMoHE-~H. NJ sutton Co. g. r. Warner
ensss, waiss. notions, fancy goods: iaces and en-
BV~To# ~ifownjng King g. co. Mrs A. T.. nysn
Gi5iHf1's clothing. furnishing goods and hats: ii
- El)sTpE-W. yiIepe's sons Co. w n. Mac.
'pfd5, gogest Iie West Thirty .sscGad street
Ht@T1H j. II iyi.lte % Afiss Ai H. siiecnn.
r5hsNps; 40 fourth Avenue
fv~TDA. =. T Sssitefy "a; Miss Knight. slk
sresle,s y Hee' 1td'is.thifl fsgees
BUFFALo--sNfn. uen9pfer CO.; H. v. gwanz
uDia1.stsfy. curtains, ste West Ihiflys sseyenti,
New-York tribune., 1919-02-26
Flat Buyers Turn to
Heights and Dyckn1an
Leaders in Buying Movement
Switch From Bronx; Take
and Give Profits

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany, l. Portman, president, has bought
from the Heathcote Holding Company
the Alabama, six-sto " elevator
apartment house, at the northeast cor
ner OF Riverside Drive and 127tn
Street The structure fronts 81 feet
On the drive and 100 feet on 127th
Street, with northerly ana eesterly di-
mensions of 1864 and lat feet, respect
.Feiy. 1t IS arranged Tor thirty-slx
families and returns an annual rental
OIL $4,000. |. Kashare was the broker
IN the transaction.
Another purchase by the Union
Chemical Glassware Company involves
the two five-story apartment houses Mt
1873 to. l39 Maggie Avenue, near the
Dyckman Street subway station, which
were bought from the Naegle Avenue
Construction Company. They were
held at $4,000 and were acquired
through the Nehring Company. Jules
Nehring. president. Each house is
arranged for twenty-five families in
three and four room suites, and they
return an annual rental Of 500 900
The rents are to be increased to So, 900
In October.
Shenk Takes Another Apartment
! The Bolton, occupying the west side
Of Amsterdam Avenue, between 176r1
and 177th Streets, has be IN purchased
by the College Holding Company. Jo-
seph Shenk, president. 1t is one of
TIE largest structures in the section.
I he Lombardy Realty Company, Charles
NJ. Rosenthal, president, IS the se1le.
l he building contains one hundred and
twenty apartments, all of which are
rented frOnflnpr
1870 feet
Natanson Parts With Apartments
The Mason Realty Company, Max
N. Natanson, president, sold the six
story elevator apartment house, with
seven stores. on plot 90X}00, at 101-
105 West 112th Street, northwest cor
rer of Lenox Avenue, to a client of
Henry H. Feldstein. Alexander Selkin
and David Mintz. the brokers, report
the rentals at $4,000
The Mason Realty Company also sold
G48650 West 160th Street, a six-story
apartment, on plot 66Sx1O0, rented for
was negotiated by Harry j. Rogers and
/ Charles We'll.
The Arrow Realty Company has sold
the fivestory building, 50xl00, at s65s
West 17Sth Street, 100 feet west of
Wadsworth Avenue, and he story
building. on plot 40x130, OF the west
side of Naegle Avenue, ninety feet south
Of Arden Street. The identity of the
purchasers could not be learned.
Crausman Buys on Heights
The J. G. Leasing Company, Bernard
Crausman, president, has purchased
from the Middletown Savings Bank, the
six-story elevator apartment house at
the northwest corner of Audubon
Avenue and 177th Street, on plot
| !00x94. 1t is arranged fo- thirty-six
families. The property rents for S24,-
COO.
Another deal by Mr.. CRAFTSMAN ia
wolves the resale to S. Slntnik for in
vestment of the six-story apartment
house at 656 to $50 West 160th Street,
on plot 66x100, near Riverside Drive.
The property was bought by Mr.. Craus-
man last month from the Rich Trading
| Company. The annual rent is $4,000.
S. Rubin was the broker in the resale.
Sale in West 146th Street
Louis Block has bought through }
Price and B. X Hamel 218 and $50
West 10th Street, fvestory apart
ment, on plot 40.100.