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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
ADAMS EXPRESS
REPORTS DEFICIT
Showing for 10 Months Ended
June 80 Is S7,895,869
Net loss.

The Adams Express Company issued
yesterday statement of its income ac-
count for eighteen months ended on June
80, 1918, and showing a net deficit after
all charges of $7,S95,SG9. The last pre-
vious report covered twelve months
A., ended on December 81, 1917, and showed
deficit of s1,SS4,545.
American Railway Express Com
pany," says William NJ. Barrett. presi-
dent OF the company. I'M his report to its
stockholders. has not paid a dividend
and this report was delayed in the hope
that some definite statement could be
made as to the value OF American Rail-
way Express Company stock, which con-
stitutes large and important item OF
the assets of this association. The new
company has lost money during each
month OF its operation, and recently the
Director-General directed that the wages
of all employees of American Railway
Express Company should be Increased
which will still further increase the
losses Under the agreement made with
the Director-General the latter assumes
any loss in operation while the contrac
( IL in force, but no provision has yet bee
made for making any allowance TO til
new company for the use of the pro,
erty in the express business. The CO =
| tract which the new company made wi
the Director-General continues only
long as the Director General opera
the railroads, and it is contempIa p
that the American Railway Expr ;
Company will continue in the expI r
I transportation business after that = T
under contracts TO he negotiated T
the railroad companies.
THE net amount of stock in Amen
Railway Express Company which Is
association will receive on accouOt -
the assets turned over by II and The
southern Express Company and folsh II
| caNtal furnished by this company its
| own behalf and the Southern Eess q,
Company Is S6,627,92 par value the
stock. This is the amount of st, re- \
naming after deduCting the sht OF :.
stock OF the new express companNhich 4
this association agreed TO trans and
assign to the Director General little ,
ment OF the claims made by for =
| railroad facilities and services fished Al
during tho first six months Of =
! THE association now owns TT the ..
mortgage bonds and the capitapck of q
the company which owns thelldlng v
known as the Adams Buildiat 81 =
Broadway. These securities hst OF
| IS, 00O. 900 FIRST mortgage Az cent, n
bonds, maturing in 1859; SO, 900 in j.
come mortSagc bonds, also dl 1892, u
ana Sl,Ouu,OuO par value cap Oh me 81
| building company, All thesfurlties
have been owned by the assoion for
some years. except one-haR capital
stock (par $500,OOOl, whiclis been n
purchased since April 10, 19i he date re
of the auditors report, TheIlding is eS
eXcelently rented and the inc Is In III
excess Of the amount suffic to pay GO
the expenses of operation the In fr
/, terest upon the hsst and inc bonds I'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
BUYS BRONX FLATS.

The Benenson Realty Company has
purchased from the Starzer Realty Cor
poration !2343 Valentine avenue, five
story thirty family apartment house. on
plot 75xI0O, renting for SIS. 900, and was
held at $4,000. and the five story thirty
family apartment house, on plot 35x100,
at 2342 Ryer avenue, having an annual
rental of $4,000 and held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
OTHER SALES IN THE BRoSx


VIRGINIA AvENUE-D. A. Trotta sold
Tor Edward Halsall at 1911 Virginia
avenue two story two family DWELL
Ing on plot 50x1OO.
EAST 1S6TH STREET-D. A Tro,ta
sold with Robert Altman for Seymour
realty Company at 400 to AGA East
lSoth street. the two four story apart
ments on lots 20x100 each.
MAZE AVENUE-J. Clarence Davte,
soId Tor the estate OF Lorillard Spen-
Ger the vacant plot 5OxlO0 at the
southeast corner of Mace and Mat
thews avenues
MATILDA AVENUE-Kurz A. ITran
Inc, sold for the Matilda Realty and
construction Company at 1925 Ma.
uioa avenue two family dwelling
or lot 25x100, to client of L. s,
McGregor
Tor the Hadwill Corporation nj 207s
Mapes avenue a two family dweIlinp
on lot 20x100 to Schiu Copstruction
Company
CoURTLANDT AVENUE-Middlebro
Borland, executors, sold to @ client
or Williamson & Bryan the three
story building 500 Courtlandt avenue,
25x1o5.
EAST 153D sTREET-v. Henderson
sold to A. E. Apfelbaum the four story
nat on lot 25x100 on the north side
o. 1881 street. 320 feet west Of Elton
avenue.
WASHINGTON AVENUE - Calm &
Pfttman sold 2033 WASHINGTON ave-
nue. a two story dwelling 25x145, ad-
joining the northwest corner OF 17gth
street
TIFFANY STREET-Cahn & Pittman
sold to NJ. Finkelstein and A. Radin
the 1--WE story new law apartment.
containing twenty families, on plot
52xS6. at 1147 Tiffany street Samuel
Cowen was the broker.
WHlTLOCK AVENUE-M. L. q @.
Ernst sold to M. Goldberg $50. s71
s77 and $40 whitlock avenue, near the
Longwood avenue subway station.
three three story three family houses.
each 25x100. for investment.
WASHINGTON AVENUE - Joseph
Cans bought for Hentel & Schecht-
man the apartment house 1926 Wash
ington avenue through r. Rasmussen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

j. r. English leased the two upper
floors at 229 West Fifty-second street
and also leased the third floor in 1852
Broadway to the Richmond Music Com
pany.
Charles F. Noyes Company rented the
entire building at 239 Front street to
L. II. Butcher & Co. Inc. also the en-
tire third floor at "a Moore street to the
Brooks Steamship Corporation for a
term of years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
SELLS SHEPPARD KNAPP BLDG.

Frederick Brown. who bought the
Sheppard Knapp Building at SO and Al
West Twenty-third street ten days ago,
took a substantial profit on the opera
ton yesterday by reselling ii to interests
identified with the Sheppard Knapp
Company. dealers in house furnishings.
The building contains six floors, covers
a plot 41.sx197.6 irregular and runs
through to 20 West Twenty-fourth
street 1t was held at $3.50, 900. Dwight.
Archibald & Perry negotiated the trans
action.
On Thursday Mr.. Brown bought the
Crystal Building. 40 to 46 West
Twentieth street. held at s650.000. Re-
Gently he has bought and sold $1,000
r 900 worth OF midtown properties. in
GLIDING the Cluett Building at 10 and %
West Eighteenth street. an eleven story
structure. held at s1,100,000 He also
recently resold the eleven story loft
building at II and 10 West Seventeenth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
BUYS $3.50 AMSTERDAM AVE.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany has purchased from the Central
Union Trust Company 1880 TO 1896 Am
sterdam avenue, northwest corner OF
17Sth street, known as the Atlantic, a
six story apartment house, on plot look
100. opposite Highbridge Park The
property was held at $4,000, and rents
for $4,000. Nicola Celia was the broker.
The sellers recently acquired the prop
erty In foreclosure action for $3.50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
CORPORATION PARTS
WITH BIG BUILDINGS
Chesebrough Realty Holdings
90 to Henry L. Doherty
and Company.
OVER $6,OOO,OOO IN DEAL
Battery Park, Maritime and
Chesebrough Buildings
in Transfer.

In combined financial and realty
deal which is about to be closed
Henry L. Doherty & Co. of so Wall
street. which conducts the City Service
Company. will acquire the majority
holdings of the Chesebrough Building
Company OF II State street. AS re-
suit OF this transaction the Doherty
; company. It is said, will take over the
interests Of the Chesebrough company's
realty holdings. They include the
Chesebrough Building at II State street,
tho Battery Park Building at 20 and "a
State street and the Maritime Building
/. at and 10 Bridge street.
The deal involves more than $6,00o,-
600 and Is the largest single downtown
transaction since the purchase OF the
Equitable Building site ten years ago
for s13.50e,0oo. The next largest trans
action was the sale last spring OF the
Empire Building at II Broadway to the
United States Steel Corporation for
$4,000 spot cash.
Mr.. Doherty acquired the Cheese
brough Building at State and Pearl
streets last July, for which it is said
he paid s1.160,000. This negotiation
ives transacted through the agency Of
Joseph P. Day.
Nothing definite could be learned yes
eerday regarding the significance of
the purchase Of the other holdings. Both
Mr.. Doherty and Thomas Pratt Of the
company were out of town on their
vacations and representatives of both
selling and buying companies were IN
willing to make any statements as to the
purpose of the buyers In the transaction.
The Battery Park Building, the
largest of the three structures involved
covers a plot between Bridge and Pearl
streets fronting 1910 on State street,
1vel RridOa 11Q7 m
Pearl street. 1t is an eleven story and
basement structure and is fully tenanted.
The Chesebrough Building. second in
size. is ten stories high and faces Bat
terry Park. 1t has frontage of 144.6
feet on State street and los on Pearl
street.
The Maritime Building is an eleven
story and basement structure north OF
the Battery Park Building and separated
by q narrow alley. 1t has frontage Of
ss.{ on Bridge street, 1911 on Pearl
street and is 134.6 irregular in depth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
WILL ENLARGE p. s. NO. 81.

As a site for an addition to Public
School 81 on Hath and 115th streets, be-
tween Lexington and Third avenues. the
Board of Estimate has recommended that
the four four story buildings adjoining
at ISL to 1877 East Hath street be ac-
quired. They stand on plot 106x100.11.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
BELLPoRr AUCTION TODAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy will sell to-day at
auction IT'S building and bungalow sites
at Belport, l.. l., on the premises at
2 p. M. The sale will be continued on
Labor Day, September /, at the same
time, Included In the offering are a
number OF valuable plots directly on
the South Country road (Merrick road
and Howells Point road. The property
Is near the Belport golf course ana Is
five minutes walk from the Great South
Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
REsELLs sI6 WEST 10th ST.

The five story apartment house at S15
West l79th street, northwest corner of
Pinehurst avenue, on a plot fronting so
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on the
street, has been resold by s. Ginsburg to
the Wilgus Realty Company. 1t is new
law walk up apartment, renting for
about $4,000 year. and was held at
100000. L Willis was the broker in the
deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
NEW CIGAR STORE LEASES.

The United c gar Stores Company has
leased the entire store and floor at the
southea st corner of Th:rty-first street
and Eighth avenue, and will occupy the
corner space for one of its stores, sub
letting the balance. The company also
leased space at Stelnway avenue, corner
Of Jamaica avenue, Astoria, Long Island
City. and will occupy it for one of its
stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30

West street, a three and n half story
business building, on lot 21.5xsox ir-
regular. between vesey and Barclay
streets.
c<ASE IZ7TH STREET-Daniel O'Brien
soid Tor Ellen Dryer to Mary Kelly &c
East l27th street. n three story dwell
ing, 1S.9x100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
Paris Market.

PARIS, Aug. 2e.--Tradng was quet on
the Bourse to-day Three per cent.
rentes. 81 francs Is confines for cash:
exchange on London "a francs cen.
times; 5 per cent loan. So francs 81
confines. THE dollar ranged from
francs cenumes to s francs 10 CEN
times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.


dSy Joseph =. Day.
9TH Az. S0l-S02. 8. 2s.9 6lst al, Al
xss. two sty & strt& dwlgs-M
Gilbert agt A Bostwick ct al; Young
2 & II, attys; partition; sold TO Bosinck
Holding Corpn, party In interest,
for Observation-Disclosures. $500 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30

Kerns Commission Co.: Is Pennsylvania
hogs 1853, t2l; Is state, 1874. $2l; roughs.
s55. $3.50. $. Judd Co.: Al State
hogs slSs s20.5o. Mcpherson & Co.: 20
State pigs, 81, $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30

and the value OF the property is, in tho
judgment of the managers. in excess of
the book value at which the securities
are carried"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30
CANDY HELP
Bon Bon Dippers, Packers
GOD SALARY BONUS. SHORT HOURS
PAGE & SHAW, Inc.
ia EAST 2STH ST, y. Y.
HELL wANTED-MALE.

Auto sehpL Largest and beat school In Ihs
WEST side l. +. Send for Booklet and pass
!. n. q. A. Ia school. Telephone Columbus
Us W.57t q, t20. spe' isi clhssr. for Adss
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also boy to learn. Address p. y. box 71s
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slAsses Send for free booklet and pAhS
WEST SIDE Y. NJ. c. A.. ans West 5Tth ST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-30

vester Pope ct al, trustees, TO samuel 10
Brody, 7ss Eastern Parkway. Bklyn; Avg
20; atty. L T & T Co. 100 Bway. $4,000
Bronx.
BOScOBEL Av. W 3, TAI n Plymton nv.
75x7Sx40 2S103.7-Arthur y Geigerfch,
ref. TO VIM l. FaWeett: IS pomi5leA 81, 81:
7r rT Ay. -: is lot s5s. wakereld, sso'iS
drsnas $50 oP i: TlpF . MTG to MfGs
Aug 49, atty, Title Guar Co. l7s
Perry 1Wsy Az. sw sosth st. .5xsoEciar-
iotte Lane TO Margaret d Brown, 1921
Decatur av mtg $500, Aug Is; atty; N
RT9Tn; $ZSS feTTy ayi;;,d';,t',cxiSSdoO
Grace Arcaro TO Rebecea scotsman. 1859
Nyse av. mtg $500. Aug rs; atty. Title
GqaT Sc l3S ssad = ;os 1 lSS
Cath Cash to Fannie l. Halprln. 1925
White Plains av, Aug rs; atty. b Moge-
pEc cy 1s'i AZ XF!SGF az sGsth st. aisi SS
-Rudolph r Illis to Annie Hoffman,,
ssIs psSst TI ~, AZ Aug ssi atty TILE ,,ds
wa% Gsr Ev S0 80 iss i;sd st :Cxs5@
FiIz V Irwin to MarEt V Powers, 22s1
Walton av. mtg sS.soO Aug IS; atty,
wA iLie S1 %T CO. 1sis s,sih st. ioliIS
iIOx1Os. sxiOb-Elz Cooper to Herbert
c Freeman. at pobbs Ferry. y, Aug
DAEY a' ~. i " cor lsoth st, si'fs1Ol.si
a1xss,6; also isoth st. SO. 50 e Honey,
Realty Co to kaufman Msndell and SOL
ONION b Mandtll 175 W 72d st, mtg
ss2.45O, Aug rs; atty, Title Guar Co,
coiLEGE Av,, W 5. 1888 issth st. iis.SS
92.6-Achnel.J Rourke to Annie Jacob
son. 1893 Sd ay mtg $4,000, Aug 2s;
atty, Title Guar Co, l76 Bwsy. 500
BROOK AV, n cor l50th st, 25x10O--
John n Seelsa to Samuel Luria, ITO
% aX mtg $4,000, Aug 27; atty. Title
Guar Co, 17e Bway. ...,..,,....,.S 500
CLINTON AV es, ST l75th ct, 27xS4-
Louis Leibowith TO Beckis Pincus. 1891
Washington av, mtg $1,000. Aug IS;
atty, q FIiashniok, 500 Bway. 800
OGDEN AV, Q cor roth ct. lOOxIiOxiO COX
iOS.5-Hoiding Co to JOSEF Realty Corp.
els w l42d st. mtg ssS, 900. Aug 2s:
atty, Morrison 4 s, SEQ Bvsy. ..... 800
MONTEREY AV, W cor l7Sth ct. 50.sx
s9.Sx4s.Sxl0O-Pietro De Masi ct al TO
Nathan and Charles Meyerowich and
David Appelheld, l01 Clifton av, b OF r..
Y, mtg $4,000. Aug %; atty, II Knep-
per. t064 Sd av... 800
av, 2OxlO0-Barbara C Wygant to Sam
uei Adler 224 E 67th st, mtg $4,000,
Aug rs; atty. A Horowitz, 1873 Clin-
BRs Sp :: Ayi. iio n, Lafayette av. VIZ !SS
lOO-Rose Brandt to nancy Kempe, SAC
Coster ct. mtg 5000, Aug az; atty,
Samuel Setrack. 14l Bway. ,...... 81
Cherry to John wSits. as 4 isstS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
TULSA AUTO FOUND
IN ARKANSAS TOWN
SmISSt iIcti AZ Nlnitn After IlC.
CUNcry Of Dr. Prices Motor
Car.

An automobile stolen from Dr.
Horace y. Price I'm this city last
Friday was recovered Monday near
SLOAN Springs. ArN., on luformauor
furnished 10y sheriff Wuollcy, and
the alleged thief. Charles Norris. IL
held IN the craig county Jail nt
Ninitn awaiting transportation 10 this
county to answer tho charge OF
grand larceny
sheriff Lee webb ot Vinlta. trlc-
phonrd Sheriff Woolloy Sunday that
he had located an abandoned car
near Ninita and gave the description
Woolley found that tho description
tailed with the records NJ the car
owned hy Price, ana webb was In
Htructcd To haul the automobile into
Ninita and hold It Tor the owner
sWebh returned to the spot whore
he had last seen tho automobile
10 find that II had been removed Ito
trhilCd tho ear To- SLOAN SPRING..
whore he arrested the driver aud
left the machine Ina custody OF SLOAN
Springs officials Wcbh brought
Norris To the craig county JAIN TO
await charEca which VIII bc filed
against him In Tulsa county
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
ALLIED HEADS NEAR
END OF DISCUSSION
Agreement ~ Reached ON Most
Points 40 Issue. iIut Drafting of
Terms win Take Time.
TO EXAMINE INTO HUNGARY
Consideration WIN Bc Given stun
tiUu by President aud irUmlcrs
~oon l. Belief

PARIS. March 30 President WI
nwn and rrcmicrs Orlando, Lloyd
George C,cmuuu,au conferred Il, the
office ot 3 O'Clock llIs afternoon The
moolug lasted an hour and half
There was also meeting this morn
Iug
rho president and the prrmicrs
are 200 meet duD 90 sut, important
questions which vii lead lu a rapid
upunIuWou " th" peace treaty In
American Hud British circles the ho.
lief Is expressed that These confer
cuurs VIII have the desired result
Agreement was reached today on
most az tlu points surrounding IN,
rcptritiUu for war damages. the
amount of ws...h the supreme com
30 VIII nX a. the indemnity Ger
many shat pny
n is expected that the cOnforccs
probably Will examine into the rcyO-
luton IN Hungary ana reports reht-
INK iu disorders IN southeast Europe
aud then viii determine the problem
embraced loo Franco German from
"A quick conclusion Nevertheless i'm
purtant drafting work will remain
10 be accomplished after the set
u"mrnt ~ the principal questions
The drafting OF the articles Of the
pact of the league Of nations liz pro-
c""ding along parallel lines Rs the
amended pact Will ncCcssittte the
elaboration OF new text
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
Fletcher Opposes Marine Plan.

WASHINGTON, March 25-Op-
position 20 any immediate action by
the government toward FIXING a
definite policy for the new merchant
marine, was expressed today by
Senator Fletcher ~ Florida, retiring
chairman Of the senate commerce
COMMITTEES H." declared also that
any program adopted by the next
congress for turning over the ships
d. TO private interests should contain a
guarantee against losses by the gov
vrhmnnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
WEALTHY WOMAN RECLUSE
FOUND WITH THROAT CUT

BEAUMONT, Tex. March 25.-
with her throat cut and skull
crushed, the body OF Mrs Erozirc de
S"diEn"y wealthy rcclusr. about 80
years old, was found today at her
home five miles from Beaumont The
body WAS discovered by neighbor
woman, who went 20 tho house TO
purchase eggs II IS believed by Of
tc"rs Mrs de- Scdlgucy had been
dead thrc" days The house was In
great disorder and blood was found
on the walls ana floors or two rooms.
indicating a hard strugrle had takca
place. The woman lived alon. on
tn" farm. She had been a resident
~ this county an Of her life and
owned considerable property.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
DANIELS SAYS BREST
is NOT AS REPORTED
Navy Sc,rcHr, Saws pud 4 iirnu.
ful and Iurl u Nmplc--Nnis u
Rain, $50 Dnjs ont uf Year.
COMMANDERS COMMENDED



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no difficuIty In understanding that
Tromc right away was the note that
touched their hearts
The soldiers were htppy whom |,
told them that Itrur Admiral lhl
stead had init received "a message
that tho first ~ the Gcriunu ir1uF
ports to cnrry American truupH hum"
had been comm lSblunCd with navy
crew ana that otRrrs would follow
y I
arrived On this side to man them
II hcartencd thcm 10 know that IN
the harhor of nrCHt was the mighty
I I,Ayinthan rcndy 10 cnrry 1000 sol
diers home and that four hattloshipF
were being coaled preparatory to
taking soldiers back home.
The blgnesa OF puntnnczcn camp II
hard to understand until YOU see tho
tented and hnrrack covered city.
spenklng of tents went into a score
OF them. Not "A drop Of water can
fan into any Of them The fonts are
well drained and each one has
stove and is warm and comfortable
AS an illustration uf the mngn,-
rude Of lts operations ms many Ra
5000 troops are received some DAYS
and MS many az 1900 are embarked
in n single dny Twelve thousand
will en- mbark on "Wednesday on tho
I,evlathan alone.
'Thc outstanding lmprcsslon
brought with me out Of the rainy
DAYS at pnntnneEen ~ tho huoyant
and cheerful spirit OF the 10000 mcn
| saw in camp there
Fuel IL Ample.
''In two trips over tho camps here
I vaikcd ahout ,yhue - vvns raining
but 80 miles or board walk mado a
possible TO visit ali parta Of the camp
without inconyenirncc Every man
In camp has hunk. mattress and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
The Provident
Home Maker

The prOvident home maker will appreciate that
have gathered at store a fine stock of furniture
nationally known and distributed by reason Of it's estab
lished reputation for merit
Everything that you would care to consider in fur
nShing that new home or Frightening up the old home
IS here on our floors for your consideration.
And when doing this do neglect the Kitchen the work
the home where comfort and convenience very
ta you would be relieved of many hours of kitchen drldg
The Napanee Dutch Ktchenet makes possible kitchen happ
and kitchen comfort
Thousands of good hosekeepers enthusiastic their
Dutch kchenes because they have found hours
each day for other duties sysematzng their kitchen work
by using Dutch Kitchenet.
We you to this cabinet at and have It's
many exclusive labor saving features demonstrated YOU