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New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Investors Get Profits
From Dwelling Resales
Electus d. Litchfield Disposes of
East 62d Street House,
Bought Recently

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have re-
sold for Electus D. Litchheld 159 East
Sixty-second Street, three-story and
basement dwelling, on lot 16xs7-11.
The seller acquired the property
through the same broker few months
ago.
Resale of Eighty fifth Street House
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for
Sergei klibansky 1853 West Eighty
fifth Street, three-story high-stoop
dwelling, on plot 25x50x102.2. This is
the third sale of the property by the
same brokers since last May.
Slawson & Hobbs have also sold for
the estate of Frederick Keller 135
West Sixty-ninth Street, four
highstoop dwelling, on plot 1sx5ox
1929.
Other West Side Dwellings Sold
Ennis & Sinnott have purchased
from the estate Of Emile V. Vigou-
roux, Of Stamford, Conn, the three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
l6.8x102.2, at so West Eighty-fourth
Street, through William B. Mao & Co
Helen A. Gerichten has sold 361
West 10th Street, three story dwell
ing, on lot 16.Sx99.11.
E. j. Bower has sold for John j.
Leonard the three-story dwelling, on
lot 16.Sxl00, at 229 West 10th Street
Buys In East 11Sth Street
Sisca & Palladino have sold for Mary
K. Wood, to Nicholina Romeo, the
three-story dwelling at 427 East 18th
Street, on lot 2lx10O.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Brooklyn Home Shortage
Forces Many to Buy

The Realty Associates have sold SAB
Van Brunt Street, one-story store, to
Francis Quinn; so Hnlsey Street, a
thrree-story dwelling, to Jeseph me
Schatzel. j. Munson was the broker;
l39 South Oxford Street, three and
one-half story dwelling, to Alonzo J.
Burton. Louis Arnold was the broker,
and 336 Schermerhorn Street, three
story dwelling, TO Sophia Morrison.
Louis Arnold was the broker.
The Realty Associates have also sold
63 Wolcott Street, three e-story dwell
ing on plot 20x32x1OO to Evelyn NJ.
Seligman, Edgar N. Finn was the
broker; II Melville Place, a two-family
dwelling on plot 20x52x100, to Helen
c. Mathiez. Henry Mollenhauer, ir.,
was the broker; 375 Van Brunt Street,
a twostory frame store building on
plot 20x24x75 to Nicholas Lando; 291
and 293 Stuyvesant Avenue, at the cor
apartents, to q buyer who has resold
the corner apartment at an advance
figure.
:, Bulkey & Horton Co. have sold 1873
Bainbridge Street. two family dwell
Ing on plot 20xl0o, for Jennie E.
Reilly.
The Meistcr Builders have sold 40
to Al Joralemon Street, three three
story dwellings,, and the two four
story apartments at 1872 and 1874 Emer-
son Place.
The L. & J. Development Corpora
tion has sold to the Ellen Corporation
from tho plans six two-story buildings
under construction OH the westerly
side Of East Twenty-second Street, be-
tween Avenues I and J.
Charles Partridge has sold the apart
ment at the southeast corner Of st.
Johns Place and st. Francis Place for
j. L. Mohr.
Mr.. Partridge has also sold the two
family house at 1924 Pacific Street for
II Sudman.
F. C. Sauter has sold The dwelling at
423 Fifth Street to Mary E. Rigney for
Eleanor r. Applcgate.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold with the William f. Taylor Realty
Company, 1880 Dean Street dwelling
FOR George K. Sargeant.
Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov have
sold for the Kensington Home Corpora
ton the onefamily house with double
garage, in course of construction on
the west side of East Seventh Street,
$50 feet south Of Avenue l.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
New Realty Firm
In Downtown Field

Connor Lawrence, Edward Perry
Blake and Charles H. Jewell, ali we'll
known in the real estate field. have Or
ganzed the firm Of Lawrence, Blake
g. Jewell to engage in real estate, spe-
cializng in the mortgage field, which has
been the field of two Of the members
of the rev firm for many years. Offices
have been secured in the Trinity Build
ing, at 115 Broadway. Messrs. Law
renee, Blake and jewell have been as
sociated with the William A. White &
Sons organization for many years, Mr..
Blake and Mr.. Lawrence being mem-
bers Of the mortgage staff Of that con-
Germ. Mr.. Blake joined the White Or
ganization back in 1908. He Is Nom
Der of the Real Estate Board and has
taken a prominent part in every activ-
ity Of the board, particularly in its Lib
erty loan drives. Mr.. Lawrence had his
early training under the late John N.
Golding, starting with Mr.. Golding
about fifteen years ago Previous to
coming to the White g. Sons Office Mr..
Jewell was associated with A. W. Nc
iaurhlin & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
5. Morrill, Banner Gets
Fine ScarsdaIe Estat

l.. p. and H. v. c. Fish have sold for
Mrs. Edward V. z. Lane her property
st Park and Meadow roads. Scarsdale,
In the section known as the Grange,
TO S. Morill Banner for occupancy.
The house is of Dutch colonial design
and contains sixteen rooms and four
baths. There is a combination stable
and garage. The land comprises four
and one-half acres. This is considered
one of the most attractive places in
the section and was formerly owned
by Mrs. Bradford Ellsworth, daughter
OF George Inness, the artist.
The same brokers also sold a plot
on Brite Avenue, Scarsdale, for the
Howe Winmill Holding Corporation to
Mrs. Charles M. Kellogg, who will
build q house for her own occupancy
Sales at White Plains
Howe & Thompson have sold for
Luke S. Van zandt plot on Godncy
Terrace to Miss Sarah Cole, Of Gedney
Farms, White Plains, who will improve
the site.
The same brokers have sold for Henry
G. Burns his residence on Chatterton
Parkway, White Plains, to DR.. George
Hall Hyslop, oil this city.
Pelham Manor Property Sold
The residence OF Livingston Leeds. on
Highland Avenue, Pelham Manor, has
been sold to Arthur w. Burke, of this
city. George Howe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Georges Aubert, of Paris,
To Locate i'm 34th Stree,

Pease e. Elliman have leased n
loft at IS West Thirty fourth Street
to Georges Aubert, of Paris.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. have leased for the
Grsmont Holding Company; r. j. Nc
Laughlin president, the fve-story re-
modelled building at PIG West Thirty
fourth Street for II years at a net
rental to the c.. e. L. Lunch Cons-
pany. The same brokers also leased
at 214 West Thirtyfourth Street for
III years to the same concern. Tho
total consideration App oNimates $780,
600. The properties are opposite the
entrance to the Pennsylvania station.
Spear e. Company have leased the
sixth lott at 40 DC West Twentiet tn
Street to the F. B. Q. Clothing Co., the
third loft at Oil West Fourth Street
to John Pullman; the store and base
ment at 500 Broadway to Joseph w
Brightman; the third loft at 35 West
Nineteenth Street to Sam Kahn &
Co., and the fourth loft to the Vic
tory Dress and Costume Co, the store
and basement at 225 Greene Street
to Bernard Ruthchick, and the eighth
loft at 92100 Fifth Avenue to Noryin
Fl. Reiser.
He'll & Stern have leased for the
the three-four story and basement
buildings at 46-48 and 90 West
Twenty Street.
j. 3. English has leased for Roberta
T. Frank the four story garage al
225 to 231 West Forty-ninth Street
for term Of 2l years to Lee and J
J. Shubert.
Bastine Il Co. have rented space at
l12 East Nineteenth Street to Fox
Lederer & Co.; at 112 East Nineteenth
Street to Forrest & Morrison; Hool
at 10 West Twenty-fourth Street To
J. Blumenthal & Bro, and n floor al
10 West Twenty fourth Street to
Schulman Dress Co.
Samuel J. Tankoos has leased tc
Marie Lou st rental aggregat-
ing $l00,D0O00 the southerly store in
the Automat Restaurant building AT
1871 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Brown Buys Apartments
Near Columbia University
Purchases Eion Hall and Rugby
Hall, in Claremont Avenue;
Other Flats Sold

- Frederick Brown has purchased from
Edmund Coffin the two eleven-story
apartments, known as Elton Hall and
Rugby. Hall. at 29 to 35 Claremont Ave
nue., facing Columbia University, on
plot 1l2x100. Dwight, Archibald &.
Ferry were the brokers.
Broadway Corner Sold
Philip Meyrowitz has bought from
Arnold Kaiser the Washington Heights
apartment at 1920 Broadway. at the
northeast corner of 159th Street, on
plot 1O0xl00. 1t is six-story with
seven stores. Herbert Kaiser was the
broker
Other Sales in Heights Section
j. S. Maxwell has sold to the College
hoidlng Company (Joseph Shenk presi-
dent) for the Cheyenne Realty Corpo-
ration Lyndhurst Court, at $40 and 5l2
west lS4th Street, on plot S0x100.
A. G. Thompson & Co. have sold for
Casey the three-story fat, on lot 1Sx
100. at 314 West 139th Street.
A. 9. Thompson e. Co. have sold for
X, Duke Barnum to Mary Shelrive the
nat at 243 West 131st Street
-: Anthony Minott has. resold for
Elsie Tillerson to client Of Benjamin
Antln the fve-story double fat at 26a
west l30th Street, on plot 25x100, for
cash.
Horace S. Ely & Co. have sold for the
New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company PSF to 261 West 128th Street
on plot 108x901t.
East Side Properties Sold
Reis E. Fineberg have sold to Solo
mon Heller the five-story tenement al
le9 East Seventh Street, on plot 40x100
M. Margowitz was the broker.
Arthur Lyons has sold 1856 Third Ave
nue.. five story fat and store, on lot
17.2x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
furriers Buy
Big Building :
In West Goth St.
Pay Big Price for 223-Foot
Structure Held by Cohn
Estate; Taller Improve.
ment Planned for Site

The five story building at PIP to
zoz West Twenty-sixth Street, one of
the largest buildings in point of plot
age In the midtown loft building sec
ton has been sold The Moritz Cohn
estate, which has owned the prope rty
Tor some time, has sold it, ii is un-
aerstood, to syndicate Of furriers.
POSSESSION of the building will not be
given for about two years. A lease,
held by member of the estate, does
not expire until 1921. He is furrier
ana pays $4,000 year net for it.
~ the expiration of the lease the
building probably will be removed and
a new structure erected, as the price
Tor the realty is such as to warrant
or rather demand the extensive de-
velopment Of the plot. The site has a
frontage of 223.3 feet on the south
side Of the block between Seventh
Avenue and Eighth Avenue. a section
which is rapidly being developed as
the center of the undressed fur in
dustry Of the eastern district Of the
United States. The building extends
back 9S9 feet
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Mrs. ssAl'' Davis Sells
White Street Realty
Belfast Linen Concern Buys I!
for Local Headquarters; Part
of Old Kelly Estate

Mrs. Eugenia Kelly Davis has sold
80 White Street, one Of the many prop
critics received from the Kelly estate
to her marriage to zap Davis, the
dancer, several years ago. Turtle
Brothers, Of Belfast, Ireland, manu-
facturers Of fine linen, have purchased
the property through E. H. Ludlow &
Co. for use as local Headquarters.
The concern has premises in the old
mercantile district under lease. Need
of larger space for Increasing business
and the inability to secure desirable
premises on a renting basis induced
the linen makers to buy Mrs Dayis's
property, which meets their require
ments. The building is five stories,
on lot 24.7xl00, adjoining the south
east corner Of Church Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
VIM. Nelson Cromwell
Buvs Estate at Rurnosn

Frederic Goodwin has sold his Ward
Avenue, Rumson, property to William
Nelson Cromwell through William H
Hintelmann. The property has a
frontage on Ward Avenue of 150 feet
and similar frontage on the South
Shrewsbury River, and contains about
two and half acres. The residence
which is new, contains five bedrooms
three tiled bathrooms, living room
dining room, buffers pantry and
kitchen. There is a large modern
garage on the premises.
Other New Jersey Sales
S. s. Walstrum Gordon g. Fornar
have sold for Robert L. Muller his
home in Sheridan Boulevard, Hohokus
n. j., to Philip B. Ingraham; for Mate
Phelps, his home at 8 Rodney Street
Glen Rock, to II. A. Mayfarth, and fo'
the Highwood Land Company to War
rem Allabough 40 Kenilworth Place.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Apartment Suites Leased

Pease & Elliman have leased apart
monts at 1000 Madison Avenue to
Briton N. Busch; at 56 West Eleventh
Street to Mrs Leonebcl Jacobs; at t46
East Forty-ninth Street to Miss Anna
Bronson; at 1873 West Fifteenth Street
To Miss Kate T. Hickee; at 247 West
Seventy-second Street to Dr.. Ernestine
Doychert; at lab West Eighty-hfth
Street to Julian Fuhs; at 102 West
Seventy-ffth Street to the Rev T. F.
Savage, and at 400 Park Avenue to
Mrs. John E. Alexandra, Of Lenox,
Mass
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
NEW YORK STATE
LONG ISLAND
North Shore (long IsIand)

Send for photographs plans and full
particulars Of the hfteen Colonial Cottages
Te are now building in Broadway. Flush
ing and Westmorland (hrst station this
side Of Great Ncck): FIVE nearly completed; :;
seven to ten rooms. one to three baths.
every modern convenience. garage II de-
sired; first class III every respect; built by
the day, rge plots. restricted neig hbor-
hood station on the property; 2l to 2s
minutes from Pennsylvania Station; one
block from trolley; rrices sl2.500 10
tei5oo, easy terms. RICKERT- BROWN
REALTY CO, 80 Vanderbilt ave. Tele-
phone Murray Hll 1850.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

e.: atty, Title Guar & Co, lss
BRIsTOW ST, 1880, e $. 2ox1o0; Benjamin
Friedman to Nettfe Friedman. his wife,
1880 Brstow SIT mtge $4,000; Oct 1e;
atty. Title Guar q I Co. 17e Bway 81
UNIVERSITY AV, g g. 5es n 1891 st.
Observation-Disclosures Ada &c Masten
Oct %, atty, Title Guar & r CO. 70
I9Wdj = lVV
IRVINE ST, s92 e. 25x100 Catherine
Zampini to Aaron Bil!ou. 923 Kelly ST :;
mtge $1,000; Oct 21; atty, Title Guar G
I Go. l76 Bway ..-............ 500
WOODLAND RID. S, 5o.3 Hun av.
26.IX103. 5x2Gx1I1.1; Elizabeth Froman
to Mae # Biewltt. 1873 Morris av; mtge
$500: Oct 15; atty, w Glstzriayer,
92tO Third av..............-. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Lis Pendens

18TH Sr B03~05 W; Gustaye Nairern
IT al agt Cedar Construction Co. Inc
tspccinc performnnce); atty. B u kopel-
4sru ST, n q. 14o W % nv. 2ox1o05: 4sth
ct. u =, 1e0 W "a av z0x10o.5, New
Amsterdsrn Mortgage Co. A9t, John J
mor1gage>; ATTY r /. bailey. '
l1TH ST 341 e; Dry Dock Savings 1nsti-
tu;ion agt Thomas GIL ct al Noreclos-
70 AY 1882; n Nursery and Child' r
Hospital aRt Rose Lsvcre -t al forc-
closure of nortgAKel; atty. v Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
North Shore Acres Offered
At Auction Sale TOda,

The auction sale of ths Thomas L.
Watt estate on Long Island, consisting
Of four large parcels, will be CON
Quoted by the Jere Johnson jr. Com
pany in the Vesey Street Salesroom
to-day at noon.
ionable section of the North Shore OF
Nassau County. considerable interest
attaches to the Offering. The four
large parcels contain approximately
1871, 26, 26% and 5lffl acres.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Builders Purchase 20
I.Family Houses at Arlington

The Meister Builders have purchased
from F. 6. Lynch the twenty one
family houses. Fifteen houses are at
672 to 694 Chestnut Street and four
teen houses at 707 to 725 Devan
Street, Arlington, N. ]. These houses
are in the immediate neighborhood Of
the thirtyfour houses recently pur-
chased from the same interests.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Rents Home Of Countess

Peasc g. Gilman have leased for the
Countess del Sera to O. II. Gruner the
four-story and basement dwelling at 1C
West Fifty-th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

7bTH s'r. 1872 W; Este JeTc agt Fioronce
/. Gore and Elizabeth q ButRsss, own
crs. Manhattan Contracting Co. con-
tractor ......: ~. Az
93D sT. 12e u samuel Rabinowitz agt
Fanny achIcfirger. owner Tannen-
baum. contractor .................. $3.50
1SbTH ST. 222 W; Morris Sp!ts n.t aiulp-
son H. schAtx. owper and contractor 81 40
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Aryerne Lots for NatansOn

The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for the A. b. Anshocher estate the
vacant property on the east side of
Beach Sixty-third Street, fronting on
the Atlantic Ocean, at Arvernc, L. l.,
consisting of thirty lots, to Max N.
NatansOn.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
Washington Woman Sells Flat

William A. White & Sons have sold
to Nathan n Dickler for Mrs. Mackay
Smith, of Washington, 337 East Ninty-
fifth Street, q fve-story tenement on
plot 3Ox1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
CHARMING COLONIAL HOME

Nine rooms baths garage. beautifully
lsadscaped; corner plot In restrlcted com
smnnhy 81 minutes from Pennsylvania
station, house is finished throughout with
every modern convenience ideal home
az IN attractive price, with convenient
arms 70 a responsible party For plans.
photographs terms etc, r. c. SNYDER,
sz Vanderbilt ay.. New York, Room 1909;
phone Vanderbilt 1851
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

home new Colonial brick dwelling. with
garage: first foor has large living ROOM
r'nins roo1n Kitchen, extra toilet and
laundry IN basement; second floor, ? bod
rcoms, tiled bath; interior finished
throughout In white enamel woodwork and
nanosany finished doors parquet foors
throughout. hot water heat, gas electric
.sy se~ar etc; restrlcted section; no
assessinrnts; minutes walk to large
PAX ard bathing. block express station.
q minutes Grand Central. scent fare
ss'eeo cash required balance on terms.
Tor plan and photo. CALL write or phone
=. = Withers SO Vanderbilt av New
iorA. Room 1908; phone Vanderbilt 1861.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

suIr.DING, STORE AND TWO FLOORS,
AK Jackson avenue. Greensboro Bridge
City.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
nOKOUGH OF MANHATTAN

NEW s.fauily house. 10 roona all light,
s,esm heat electric light, hardwood
aoors; upper floor pays s55. so-foot lot:
garage space; short distance from shore
road convenient TO cars, price sl2, 600.
s2s Tooth st. Brooklyn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-13
DAYTON AIRLESS TIRES

for them ia Nueces, Kleberg, San
Write me or phone me for further in
me Of the people to whom have sold
cGloin, c. Lehman, {. c. Dairy,
Casino Bakery, Morgan Bakery,
min Gonzales, City r. r. Isensee,
B Morgan, Gregory; J. A. Boulting-
Moore Transfer, Rockport; d. A.
Bishop; j. p Nedbalek. Skidmore;
Calallen; A. A. Wagner, Calallen,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-13

/ am exclusive dealer and distributor
Pstricio, Bee and Refugio counties.
formation or denomination or ask So
them, among whom are Malone a. M
Groce-Parlsh Vo., City Water Works
Model Grocery, Eastern Seed Co., Fei
Clarkwood; J. Naval. Sinton n ,
house, Odem; VIM. Spessarl n
Barker & Bros., Beeville; G p furl
N. A. Brown, Mathis; j Melee on,
and others too numerous 10 mention
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05
INSTRUCTORS
/ SALARIES Low
Street Car Conductors Bet
: ter Paid Than Harvard
: Educators.

Perhaps no salaries have remained
years than those Of university pro-
fessors and teachers generally. And 1t
e because of this fact that professors
now are being paid less than window
cleaners. janitors and laborers that
q worldwide drive has been started to
raise a S5.0oo.Ooo endowment fund for
Harvard University. part of which
viii provide a 50 per cent raise for
faculty members.
Instructors at Harvard now receive
from H,20o to $500; assistant pro-
fessors get from s, 500 to 5000. and
professors receive from 1900 to 5000
The present scale of salaries went in
to effect in 1876. and during all the
time since then faculty members have
received no help in combating the
,ever-increasing high cost of living.
Some street car conductors now get
as high as so cents<an hour. while
Harvard instructors. after seven and
often eight years of preparation for
their work, get much less. The man
who delivers milk to the teacher re-
ceives approximately 800 a-year.
The head mason and the plumber
at the college receive 8. 80. New York
City pays its street cleaners S1.o6
a year. and the men who drive its
refuse carts get y.ZN.5a
Statistics prepared by the United
States Bureau Of Labor Statistics
show that an instructor can pur-
chase with his salary only 70 per
cent Of what he could ten years ago.
or 90 per cent of what he could six
years ago.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05
Navy Yard News

Harry Andree Of the miscellane-
Gus shop is spending the weekend
In Philadelphia.
3. c. Ralph. Of the breach mechan-
ism shop. has returned from his va
cation, which was spent in Pitts
burgh->
Hinnie Seitz. OF the key and lock
division. has returned to work COM
pletely recovered from an attack OF
the flu
VIII Rodgers. of the supply de-
partment is going to Baltimore this
weekend to visit relatives.
Albert Schultz. OF the west gun
carriage shop, has returned from At
lanta. Ga, after a stay of three
weeks.
Lawrence Green. OF the radio shop.
is in Chicago for the world series.
Milton Rees, OF the torpedo shop.
has been confined TO his home for a
few days on account of congestion OF
the lungs.
E. V. Koontz, of the sight shop. has
returned to work from an extended
vacation spent with friends in Brook
lyn, n. Y.
@ T. G. Runbeck, OF the boiler shop.
is spending the weekend fishing on
the Bay.
A. Bell. OF the broadside mount
shops. has gone to New York on a
business trip.
Harry Wilson has returned from
his tour Of the Central Northern
states. Harry timed his. trip so as to
see the first world series game in
Cincinnati.
G R. Deal. of the storehouse. Is
spending a vacation with his parents
at Harpers Ferry.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-05
Alberta's Yield of Wheat
Totals 19, 600, 600 Bushels
Stefansson Says Big Cities Will Spring Up on
Canada's Arctic Coast-The Passport
System Will Keep Out Many
Undesirables. .

memorial shaft in Stanley Park in
honor of the japanese who lost their
lives In the great war, Hundreds en-
listed with British Columbia bat
talions and 81 lost their lives. One
won q Victoria Cross.
just Like an Americas.
Probably the most informal greeting
The Prince Of Wales received when in
the Canadian West was that Of Andy
Baxter. a Calgary baseball player.
who, when playing with his team In
Edmonton for the Alberta champion
ship. accosted his royal highness thus:
thus:
Hello, prince, come and have your
picture taken with u.s."
The prince laughed and said:
Certainly. By the way. are you a
Canadian
NO" said Baxter. IT am an Ameri-
can but ! married a girl from South
Africa, am living in Calgary and am
pulling hard for you"
whereat the prince laughed again.
lined up with the baseball players,
had his picture taken. shook Baxter's
hand heartily and bade him goodbye.
oner. $4,000 for Flight.
Norman A. Yarrow. head Of Yarrows
Limited. has offered a prize Of $50, 900
for. the first nonstop flight across the
Pacific from Vancouver Island to
Japan in a lighter-tban-air machine.
to be made in Canada and navigated
by Canadians.