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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-23
FLORIDA is AN IDEAL
CANE-GROWING STATE
Cane Better and Easier Raised
Than Sugar Beets
A MOST PROFITABLE CROP
Can Be Grown Profitably in Ev-
cry County.-In Southern Coun-
ties, Only One Planting Will
Yield for Six or Seven Years.

The urgent need for an increas-
ed production of sugar in the
United States brought about by
the war led specialists of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture to
make a study in areas where SUI
gar beets are now grown to de-
termine factors that are favorable
to the production of this much
needed crop. A report of the in
vestigations has just been pub
lishcd by the United States De-
partment of Agriculture as bulle-
tin 721. Sandy soil or soil of a
gravelly type, however, is not
usually satisfactory for this crop.
Successful sugar beet growing is
confined to the temperate regions
One of the serious problems on
many of the sugar beet farms OF
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-01-23

James M. Cathcart, the best in
ternal revenue collector Uncle
Sam has ever had, skaters all
previous records in the history of
the state. June 4, 1917, Mack
went into Office, and collected
that year $2,S3O, 16s.O1, while his
collections for 1918 totals $9,O34,-
S63.'S Mack Cathcart has been
a good collector, from boyhood
up.-Tavares Herald.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
French Expect Alfonso
To Press Moroccan Issue
EN Premier Romanoncs of
Spain Precedc5 the King
to Paris

PARIS, Oct. l5.-In view d the cam
paign by the Spanish press fer the set
element Of the French Spanish Noroc-
can question. the coming visit OF the
King Of Spain 10 th!s city is causing
considerable comment. TIE fact tina.
former Premier Romauones, the span
ish state srnan who - most conversant
with the Moroccan situation. arrived
N Paris Yesterday is also regarded a
sirn'fcant
Viii King Alfonso Is coming y
France ircorn iro. - ~ pointed out ,naf
the iama of "tto Duke OF Toledo
under ~h.ea ne travelling is A.
"oaicia' ,ncognito. as -hat name if
adopted by the Kirg whenever n
travels En- reign countries
* og Alfonso Ht arrive PARE
acco,aranieG hy Queen Victor a. on ths
iaorniar er October I'D. trave' ling fron
BordaeaN ol She regular PARIS OK
press 3nle 20 programme for fsn
K Kng -o .urn in Paris has been gfei
OF officially. Z has neen learned from
a sem.-o+fIciai scarco that The rova-
visitor VIII ilnch a. .fa spanish sfl
bassg on Monday and wiz rl-it pre-'
dem Ho.ncare. Premier ,Ieueneeau
ard Foreign Mir stor Fichon during The
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Demand for Dwellings
Again Market Factor
Reports Indicate Every Section
Is Under Pressure From
Home Seekers

Pease e. Gilman have sold for 7. NJ.
Dittenhoefer the four-story basement
dwelling at 81 East Seventy-fourth
Street, on lot 1s.sx1OO. The purchaser
will occupy.
The same brokers also report the
sale for Latham G. Reed, of Isl East
Fifty-sixth Street, a story Amer
to client Of Stoddard G. Mark, at
torneys
H. de B. Parsons has sold his resi-
dence at 36 East Sixty-frst Street. val
ued at $175000, to a client of William
B. May & Co. for occupanc,. The
Parsons house is five stories, of the
American basement type. on lot 25
x100.5.
The Brown, Wheelock Company has
sold for William A. Prime 16 East
Seventy eighth Street, four-story
dwelling, on lot 17x1OO.8, to I. Randolph
Jacobs and Everett Jacobs.
West Side and Harlem Sales
James II. Cruikshank has bought
from George F. Martens SO West Nine
ty-tirst Street, a three-story dwelling
on lot 1Sx100. Oliver Kelley was the
broker.
r. Blum e. Schreiber have sold to Jo-
seph Shenk for client Of r. Gains berg
the fourstory dwelling on lot 20xl00
at 147 West 10th Street.
Harry Sugarman has sold for Aman-
da NJ. Dey and Emma W. Nicholas to
Alfred II. Stout 2054 Madison Avenue
a three-story dwelling. on lot 16.8x75
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
State Real Estate Men to
Hold Convention Here
Police Commissioner Enright
Will Greet Visitors; to Hold
Dinner.Dauce To.n:rI.s
'.Dance Io-n.gLt

Delegates from nearly every upstate
clty gathered at The Hotel McAipin
yesterday to attend the sixteenth an
nual convention Of the ReaI Estate
Association of New York, which starts
thrree-days' session today.
Police Commissioner Enright will
welcome the delegates in the name of
Mayor Hylan. 4 large number Of
prominent members OF the New York
fraternity y also will be OF hand to greet
the visitors: The business session will
be held in the morning and in the after
noon there will be addresses by James
sraps, p Henry King Hannah. Aiming
,; = Frail' president of the Board Of
hducation; j. Clarence Davies. Alex.
ander c. McNulty and NJ. Morsenthau
Considerable interest is centred in
dinner dance to be held at the Nc
Alpln tonight. Music will be furnishe 4
by Jazz band and the Police Depart.
nent Glee Club Quartette. A contest
o; cites will be feature of the eve
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Bonwit- Teller's Business
Forces Addition to Space
Buys Dwelling in East 38th
Street; Will Be Improved
With Annex

bonwit, Teller e. Co. have purchased
from Jane E. Andrews, OF IS East
Thrty-eighth Street, fve-story
dwelling, on lot 25x9S.o, occupied BY
the family OF the seller since 1865.
Ihe property. which had been held at
100000. adjoins the similar house at
IA acquired by the Bonwit-Teller firm
last July. West Of IA is the ten story
Scribner Building leased by the
firm few years ago TO take care OF the
business expansion in the Fifth Avenue
store. Eventually "A and 16 will be
improved with a structure similar to
the Scribner Building to provide addi-
tional room for the growing business
of the concern. Pierre Van Arsdale,
broker in the present transaction also
negotiated the lease Of the Scribner
Building and the sale of IL With
the latest purchase Bonwit, Teller &
Co. control frontage Of 800 feet on
Thirty-eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
I. 5. to Drop Control
Of Wheat Gradually
Director Barnes Urges Lifting
of Embargo; Price Fixing
Il Failure. He Saws
lSperlal Cor~r<r.,rarre.


ST. LOUIS. Oct. Is Government
control Of the wheat industry will be
gradually released Sc as 10 permit
dealers to reorEaniLe the business.
tulius n. Rar7cs. United States Wheat
Director. said today IN al sddress be
fore the convention % the National As
sociation C Gram Dea&ers He urged
immediate lifting &C he embargo on
expiration and Importation cf grain
There has been resentment" ne
said. aga inst the government for con
rolling the wheat indus:r.. while II
mas relinGWsheo is war; ne power
over other commodities. No control
agency can assume charge 90 bust
ness and handle t "a successfully as
individual private interests.
he government plans 10 slowly cur
tan It's authority over the gram IN
dustry. 50 that the trade WI have
chance To repair the former processes
Of lts Industry
Barnes sand the price of wheat was
aNec b. The government without either
the approval OF Herbert Hoover. Food
Administrator. or himself Tho speaker
stated he did not favor The price
granted
Price axng b. law has always
failed. vii always fan he declared
"Price nxine Is contrary 20 the hest
wisdom that nas gronr ol, Of tnc cN-
perience Of ages. i lends to snecula-
ton and production.
The grain corporations ann is 30
equsllze the price Of wheat to the pro
duce-, the dis;rlbuter and the con
sumer. not toward juggling - com
mod.ties and prices
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16

W, P c; atty. o'Hara Bros. 2ooth
18TH ST, IS E. $. 25x15s9; Mary
Mcmahon to Mary Mcleod. Is E 1ssth
per bond; attys, O'Hara Bros, 2o0th ST
and Webster Observation-Disclosures 81. 900
BAINRRlDGE ~: as4. 5. 70. 4xllo 5 ;:
yeTs Tisle : r Co, $50 Bway $500
Nenenyi 70 Hy Pauis 1856 College av;
pr mtge $500; Sept 80; instals, c
atty. Hy Panls 1888 College av. 81 500
NA7TkoTh sx irrsr Az RsaIty lig Go 10 fslY seG
ford Holding Corpn. 2l7 Bwsy; pr mtge
SeDga} s2oQq oct -; 96 9s Yrs c; a5fys; 6aa
100: Solomon schoenfried to Ophelia
Atieri. 466 Concord av; pr mtge $3.50
oct a. a.; instals' c; atty Bell, Ssd l
LOTS ~ TO Sd. map Classon Realty Co.
hr5 Emma "a Hoffman to Classon Really Co.
as per bond; attys, A 81 G L Haliy. 2oG9
LOT 3ss, blk l., amended maps. Estate
Alfred L Laurents to Edw Breault, l405
Beach av; pr mtge $500 Oct IA: yrs.
D C, atty Title Guar & 7 Co, 17s
wHITEl Plains RD. e $, 5o.io 2l5th st,
?2x5l; Rose 4<atz 70 Eliz steinmeez -I55
p G atty, steinmetz. l0o5 u
EASI = lot 800, map W akeHsto tephen
+ Piasec>i to Andrew Selirshi, &
Waveriy. Yonkers. \ Y; avg u; yrs,
5ia c. atty A NJ Potter. As WarhErton
BATHGATE Az, 9. Is1.l1 n Cd az. OK
1850, Carmela I.alll to John Susser.
54I E 1884 81, Oct "a ": e,
atty, T G & T Co. lls Broadway. $1,000
DAILY AV. s, 1000 8 1S0th st, 56.5Nl00x
irreg; julius c Schoppane to Alex Kun
zig 443 Z, STth st, oct "a: yrs; ) 2
atty. T 6 6. T Co, 176 Broadway. 80. 500
LOT o. map Mapss est; Louis Canter to
Wm l. Birchal 227S Old White Plains
ID oct IA. yrs; p c. atty, T 9 & T
90, I76 broadway ...-.-. 3. 500
MARMION Az, $, 81 Fairmount -.
55.lA35.sS irreg; VALLEY Contracting Go
&c Clarence " Gaylor. 80 Willow az.
North Pelham, y y prior mtge $4,000.
oct =, l9 yrs, p c atty, 7 G & 7 Co.
% Broadway --..---.. -, ,upp
WOODXCRESV Az, =. cls 166th -,
50xl0O Chas W Smith to Alfred W
Levi, 60 W 129th st; Oct }, ) yrs;
{. atty, A Zimmerman, 2o6 Broad
way ...-............... Sl3, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
1000 Lots at Oceanside
Park To Be Sold TODAY

A liquidating auction sale of 1000
lots at Oceanslde Park will be con-
Quoted by Stephen P. Petit, on the
premises, beginning at 2 p. m. to-day.
1t will be continued tomorrow and on
Saturday.
1t is an all-year residential place,
about two miles from Long Beach and
in section of attractive homes. The
property is about a mile from Great
South Bay, with a channel running to
and adjoining it.
The location affords good advantages
for the commuter, as the property can
be reached from Manhattan within
thirty-tive minutes by the Long Island
Railroad electric system. A free title
policy by the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company goes with the sale Of every
lot, with easy terms of purchasing.
Buyers can give 10 per cent down on
the day Of sale and 40 per cent on de-
livery of deed. A discount is allowed
for cash. Liberty bonds will be taken
at par.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Ziegler Pays High for Light
And Air for New Home

William Ziegler paid something less
than s375,O00 to the George G. Lake
estate for the four-story dwelling, on
lot 25x1o0. st SIS Fifth Avenue, to-
gether with the abutting lot TO Sixty
third Street, so as TO insure the light
Of his proposed Si0o0,00o residence,
at to s East Sixty-third Street.
Mr.. Ziegler purchased the Sixty
Street site, containing four.story dwell
A. Read. The lot just acquired will be
held as a light and air protection. BY
owning the dwelling at SIS Fifth Ave
nue. Mr. Ziegler vii! also control the
improvement Of the Sixty-third Street
and Fifth Avenue corner. Alfred c.
Marks and J. Curry Watson negotiated
the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Tenants of Brooklyn Houses
Buy Dwellings Occupied

The Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation the one-fam-
ny dwellings at Mapleton Park. 5O16
Nineteenth Avenue, to BENJAMIN Perl
nan, and 1882 Sixty-fourth Street. to
Angelina Ebro. The buyers are now
tenants in the houses.
Samuel Galitzka & J. Lacov. as brok-
ers' have sold for the Saratoga Con
struction Company a new family
mouse, with double garage, now in
course Of construction, on the west side
of East Twelfth Street, II feet south Of
Avenue [.
The Meister Builders have resold 49s
W Warren Street, four story double fat
on lot 28xl00, and the dwelling at 217
Bond Street, to John Kenney.
B. j. Sforza has sold for Elizabeth
Pasqualino the three story store tene-
ment,, on lot 31x74.1o, at 1902 New
Utrecht Avenue.
E. 7. Newman has sold the dwelling
at 43S Sixth Street for Thomas H. Car.
roll.
The Bulkley g. Horton Company ha.
sold 707 Sterling Place, a four story
modern apartment, for Mrs. NJ. L. Bond.
reau.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Results of Auction Sales
Irvan :. I-ernellv

;
EAST 18TH sT, g 1886 Sd av. 156x
1858, 4-story dwelling; voluntary sale.
Knocked down 10 ! Z johnson for SIS,
eth a.. s0.exss 3. & 6-story bldg: vo-
Entary sa,s NnocAed down 20 Z FELL
" EST l55TH ST, : =. 30 " Amsterdam
~ 4oxss.il. vacant; voluntary sale.
Knocked down to = Murray for sS7-
VEST 2s0TH ST. Goodwin verrsce.
if7x1sex ir7eg. vacant; voluntary sale.
knocked down for $4,000.
Y EST 225TH II. ~ &. X through TO Ley
den s.. e Tenasson ri. lo0xl-ss56x25x
irres, vacant. voluntary gale. 70 ]. l..
Fleld for &ll-t0
EAsT 83ioso 542 sT 0'o@ frogs bet seson
% Michael larry for s24,75o
RYE; ax = Y, Cire!ar ave. $. nr Morn st.
volrntary sale. To Frederick Arthur for
ny Samuel Marx
BLOCK Bounded by an az. =, bet l4oth
and faist and Exterior SITS. a9.lIx275x
irreg. vacant voluntary sale With
By Joseph ? Day
HENRY ST. 16l R, 1905 Rutee-s 81.
9,lsx'5. 4-sty brick tenement Women's
tnion Missionary Society ". Samuel
solomon ct al; Ws!ter. r HerricS ref,
due on 1udgt. s2s,SsI.26. taxes. etc,
$1,000 TO the piainti1 for $4,000.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan
WEST 18TH ST EOS. 2o7. zoe 5-sto-y
brick tsnenents. 4lSxlOO.Il = Of 81
Nicholas av, 43.axl00.1lx irreg Central
Savings Bank ". Sarah Greenblatt .
William " Pellet, re-. due on 1udUt
No. 205. >So.77l.3I. Noa 207 and 4os.
S3c.76l.3l- To the paiutiE for ss3 coo
ST NICHOLAS Az. is4. cor lIHtn -.
runs Il i06.sx 92X BOX lao. Il :
l0G 20 beg, same Fs game, saTne ref.
due on judgt, $44,5s6.04. TO the plaintifI
tor s44.aOO.
ST NICHOLAS Av. GA, cor Ilath e.
2I2 ". Si.5xlO0.lIxl50.2 Same sane
Same ref. due on iu9gt. $o9,06o.5l. TO
tAe plaintiff :or $4,000.
BY I. Lincoln Seide
WEST 18TH ST. eO4, COS. 2oS. 2l0. 3 story
prtcl. tsnslaents. = 45.9x;00.t3 st Eich
o.as aV, same same ref; 4 d4e
on ludgt. S5l,so9.t1. 10 tne pIaintift
for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Anthony N. Brady
Takes Profit on
Broadway Block
Two Tall Apartments Be-
tween 16Oth and l6lst
Sts., Bought in January,
Now Sold at an Advance

Anthony n. Brady and associa tes,
who are said to control the Thomson
NH Land and Improvement Company
have sold the Letchworth and Hemp
stead, the two ten-story apartments on
the west side of Broadway. from 160th
to 161st Street. Fully tenanted. the
buildings cover q frontage Of about 200
feet on Broadway by 125 feet on each
street, and are among the largest apart
ment improvements in that section. The
buildings were acquired by the selling
interests last January from the Her
bert g. Dongan Construction Company,
which erected them about six years
ago, the latter taking in part payment a
tract Of 100 lots in the Thomson Hill
section of Long Island City. The
heights houses are mortgaged for
100000
FIGHTERS Company Takes Corner
William S. Baker has sold for the
Jules Realty Company Samuel Wach.,
jr., president, to the 315( Broadway
Corporation, Morris NJ. FIGHTER presi-
dent. the six-story elevator apartment
house, known as the Alfredo, on plat
98x100, at the southwest corner OF
Broadway and 162d Street.
Lenox Avenue Corner Buyer
The NJ. & l. Realty Company has sold
the southeast corner of Lenox Avenue
and l12th Street. seven-story eleva-
tor apartment, to the Four Hundred
Manhattan Realty Company. Jacob
Fenning was the broker.
Buyer for Studio House
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the
Realty Conversion Company, Stewart
Hemmingway, president, 1877 West Sew
ty-fourth Street, q story studio
apartment, on lot 22x102.2.
Seventh Avenue Corner Deal
Edwards & Richart have sold for q
client of John H. Judge the southeast
corner Of Seventh Avenue and 144th
Street, fve-story apartment, with
stores. on plot 421oX100.
ls4th Street Apartment Sold
Louis Rein has bought from Nogel e.
Schultz the SIX story apartment at TIA
West 1S4th Street. on plot 02X125. Jacob
Fenning was the broker.
Trade for Ninety Street Flat
+. Sharum mas resold 20 Joseph r.
and John A. Faiella 25o and 290 West
Ninety-second Street, six story ele-
vator apartment, on plot 50xl00. A
plot 100x115, on the east side Of Valen-
tine Avenue, 160 feet north Of 183d
Street, was taken in part payment
Nicholas j. Meliilo was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Another Active Dav in
Bronx Realty Trading
Joseph Shenk Buys Two Store
Buildings at Union Avenue
and 18Th Street

kapian s. Blackrer nave SOLO Tor the
Union Westchester Company to Joseph
Shenk the two and three story store
buildings st Westchester and Union
avenues ard l5Sth Street. on plot COOK
COOK irregular, containing fifteen stores
and the Bu-land Casino on the upper
floor.
Many Sales of Apartments
The Dormond Realty Company. Simon
Myers, president, has purchased from
the Mcmahon estate 274 Alexander Ave
nue., at the southeast corner of l5eth
Street, a fve-story double fat with
store, on lot 25xS2. The same company
also purchased the elevator apartment
at the northwest corner of i70th Street
and Audubon Avenue, recently reported
sold.
The KNAPP e. Wasson Company have
sold for Lena Bumgarten 974 and e76
Freeman Street, a five-story apartment,
on plot 4lx102x36xll1.
X. Goldner and J Rubin have sold
for Jacob Abram to Rebecca Hirsch and
Morris Schwartz the two rve-story
apartments. on plot lo0xloo, at se5
Aldus Street and 1000 Faile Street.
Charles Siegel Levy has purchase d
from the Nyse Estate Investing Com
pany 1903 and 1910 Southern Boule-
ward. two four-story apartment houses
on plot 37.6x1OO each. Alexander G.
Campbell and the George Goldbla.t
Company were the brokers.
Heller & Sussman have sold 1iTi
and 147S Nysc Avenue. a FIVE story
apartment. on plot 5exloo, to NJ
Sugar.
Cahan & Pitsman and Philip Wattcn-
berg have resold S56 Whitlock Ave
39X9o, to Ernestina Rosenthal. Shen-
Maurice Kastriner has sold 70 the
A. Aren't Company the fve-story apart
ment at 947 Whitlock Avenue.
Dwelling Houses Sold
NJ. B. Larkin has sold the southwest
corner Of Davidson Avenue and 1s0tt
Street, 8 three-story dwelling, on plo'
67xa6, for j. Beckman.
The estate of August Gareiss ma:
sold TO client Of Williamson e. Bryar
the two-story dwelling at 3e1 Mosholl
Parkway. on plot 42XSo.
Calm & Calm have bought 2os2 BAN
bridge Avenue from, Robert Ciasscus
two-s.ory family hogse. on lot 24.--1lS
Nicholas Hodes was he broker.
The George Goldblatt Companv an
II. Mendelson have sold FOR Ca-herini
Gebhardt 1870 Forest Avenue. two
family house, on lot 19xll0, to ellen
Of Charles S.egcl Levy.
Charles Edelson has sold for Hilda
Whispel 4O24 Carpenter Avenue, a two
story dwelling, on lot 14x1o5.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Plinv Fisk Sells Attractive
Home at Milton Point

The residence of Pliny Fisk. Of the
firm Of Harvey Fisk & Son, at Milton
Point. Westchester County. has been
sold through BlakemanQuintard- Meyer:
Mr.. Fisk, who is large owner OF
shore front on Milton Point, purposes
to build another residence for his own
occupancy. The purchaser is Mrs. Eliza
beth Cochran Bowen, sister Of Alex
ander Cochran, the yachtsman.
Buys Mount Vernon Home
The Cooley Realty Company has sold
for William Hahnel the house at ll8
Vista Place. Mount Vernon, to a Mr.
O'Rourke, of this city.
Harrington Park Buyer to Build
Steven B. Ayres has sold to Mrs.
Margaret Gleason a plot 10Ox132 on
Harriet Avenue, at the corner Of George
Street, Harrington Park, n. j. The
buyer will erect a dwelling. James +.
Gleason was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Spirituali.m Defended
BY Engii~hG GIurch Bishop
Too Late Now io Dismiss III as
Fraud. Saws Bishop Well
don of Manchester
! ~ J 0ra ribuns


ICopyrigh ht. 1919. New York Tribune rne.)
LEICESTER, England, Oct. l5.-Tbo
Congress Of the English Church. which
has drawn TO this city leading bishops.
prela.es and rectors from ali parts Of
the country, to-day hold an important
debate on the subject of Spirituaiisv.
Dean Inge, nho rs one 81 the leadinr
figures - tho congress. orerei fhc DIS
cuss s.or b. referring 20 ;hc "pitiao'r
revival Of neCromancy. whcfrln many
tcs0-ate rcar.s sought spurious satss-
tactio1-' 3 shon Weldon. Dean Of
Manchester. who followed neau lrge
declared. however. chat r. IS 'tco late
% dismiss Sp.ritualism as a fraud
Fraud By itsclf. he SAID. could not
accoln. for all the acts - inc nroh
lem. l think Spiritua Ism aas come in
10 ill up the voia 70 church practics
ard because of The coldness q cur scr
vices He pointed out tha' Spir fual
ste phenomena had vou assent uot
only among framed iavcs-ieator-. hr.
with men Of science So er Ni.Hani
Crookes. SIR Oliver Lodge and Camille
lammarion. Il take u tha, evidences
Of good. he continued. "Ate contained
n tne fact that tho Foundations c
Edgar Chapel. a. glastonbury. were
discovered through communicates re
ceiyed through automatic writing
anon Mcclure ridlcalcd TIC Lea o.
messages delivered through mediums
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Opera,ors Take Profits
On Lofts in Old Sections

The two ten-story store and loft
buildings, on a plot 536x92, at "a and
Sc East Tenth Street. between Broad
way and University Place, have been
resold by Daniel II. Jackson to Charles
Bernstein for investment. Mr.. jackson
acquired the structures few weeks
ago from the Philip Braender estate
through Byrne & Bowman.
Frederick Brown has sold the twelve
story structure, on a plot 45.Sx9S9, at
"a and Sc West Thirty second Street
cc Ida Cohen. Alterations to cost over
$50 600 will, be made.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Many New Tenants for Office,
Loft and Store Buildings

William A. White & Sons have leased
15S Madison Avenue and 19 East Thir-
ty-second Street to Leigh, Inc; an Of
flee at 43 Exchange Place to the White
hall Commercial Corporations; store
and basement at 322 East Seventy
fifth Street to Julius Lowy, and floors
al 158 Spring Street to Harry Goldin.
Manheimer Brothers have leased
stores at lao West Twenty-eghth
Street to Feldbaum & speigel and to to
the Lewis Fur Company; stores at LAP
West Twenty eighth Street to Laden
helm Brothers and Max Stempel; the
store and basement at 229 West Twen-
tyseventh Street to Mindlin & Co.; g.
loft at 10 Washington Place TO Green
berg, Rockmill e. Schwartz, and loft
at 27 Howard Street to the Forte
Leather Goods Company.
Pease & Gilman have leased the
store at 81 West Thirty-seventh Street
to Henry Scharf.
The same brokers have leased Offices
at AZ West Thirty-nnth Street to the
Auto Credit Mems Financing Associa-
tion and to J. H. kaesen.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased 2249 Broadway AT the south
west corner of Eightieth Street, for the
c. e. l.. Lunch Company to the United
Retail Stores Company for ten years.
at an aggregate rental OF approximate
ly 100000.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased
at 489 Fifth Avenue Offices to Snod-
grass & Gayness, and at 512 Fifth Ave
nue. Offices to the Wykagyl Homes, Inc
Hirsch & Friedman have leased
floors at 80 and "a West Twentieth
Street to Perlman Bros. & Siegel at
143 and 145 West Twentieth Street to
Karp Brothers, and at ia to 152 West
Twenty Street to S. Perling &
Bro
He'll & Stern have leased floors at
% to 36 West Eighteenth Street to the
t.ssenbec Company; at Al East Twenty
first Street to the Helena Costume
Company; at 20 to 26 West Twenty-
second Street 70 the Majestic Manu-
featuring Company; at 131 and 49,
East Twenty-third Street to Opper &
Levinson; at 35 East Twelfth Stree
to the Frank Pargament Company, ant
at 64 to "a West Twenty third Stree
to Gerson kaufman.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Suites i'm Apartments Rented

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 93S Madison Avenue to Miss
R. f. Davis; at 241 West Seventy
second Street, to Mrs. Z. P. H. Alsop;
al 1873 West Seventy y-ninth Street. TO
Mrs NJ. S. Huse. and at lis West
Eighty-hfth Street, to Mrs. r. Levinson.
The same brokers have leased fur
rished apartments at SIS Park Avenue,
to Bayard c. Hoppin; at 122 East
Eighty-second Street. to Mrs. John I.
Baker, and at 165 West Seventy-second
Street, to Mrs. M. Mcclure.
Pease & Gilman have also leased
furnished for Mrs. Adelaide Open
heimer TO Joshua Cohen the four story
dwelling at II East Seventy fth
Street.
Ogden & Clarkson Corporation have
leased apartments at 116 West Fifty
ninth Street to Drs. Agatston and
Niqi