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New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Rents 33d Street Really
As Site ror New Building

Robert t. Simon has leased to Hy-
man Markun l3l West Thirty third
Street for twcnty-one years. MIR.
Markun viii improve the site with a
business building. the lower part of
which will be occupied Mr. Simon has
also leased 70 Jacob Ober l21 West
Thirty-third Street The Lewis /. Ro-
sonthal Company was tho broker in the
transaction.
Tho Schultz Cigar Company has
leased space in the arcade Of the Sill
ycrsmitha' Building, at Is and II
Maiden Lane, extending through to
john Street, and on or about May
will open g branch establishment.
NJ. g. l.. Hess have leased for the Z.
A. Hoffman Estate, Inc, the building
al 81 Fjfth Avenue, southeast corner
Of Fifth Avenue and Thirteenth Street,
Tor & long term oil years, at an aggre-
gate rental Of $125,000 The lessee
will alter the building into stores and
lofts, which Will be ready for occu-
pancy about December /, 1920.
&. A. Turner has leased for twenty
one years the five story building at 103
Lexington Avenue, between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth streets, for
3. BerkowitG to !. y. Miller, who will
remodel the building INTO stores and
lofts.
The Charles r Noycs Company has
leased fox ten years the four upper
floors of 70 Duane Street, extending
through to Republican Alley. to Sam
uel {. Tatum Company. and d portion
Of the third floor in 206 Broadway to
Beuham & Trtadway
Pease 4 Gilman have leased large
suite OF offices in the National Associa-
tion Building, at 10 to 81 West Forty
third street, to Mason Brothers. OF
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Trade Will, Russia
Urged to End Big
Ship T'ie-Up Here
Serious Situation Faces
local Companies Unless
New Business Can Be Oh.
sained, Committee Says

Hundreds of ship ips-~some estimates
rur as high as 600--are idle in this
port because Of The serious curtail-
mcnt of trade as the result of demor-
allzaton of foreign exchange, accord
ing to the committee on transporta-
ton and trades Of the American Com
norcial Association TO Promote Trade
With Russia.
The committee submitted a report
on the situation yesterday, signed by
Z. J. Higgins. president of the Co.
lumbia Freight Contractors and For
warding Agents. Inc, 29 broadway,
and chairman Of the committees; \.
Nandels. of tho Wcntley <. posner
Engineering Company, Inc, l2o Broad
way; j. Halpern, Of the Foreign Prod
ucts Company, Inc, 10 Broadway: II.
LuXenburg. of the Royal Forwarding
Company / Broadway, and j. Il. Van
"erkhovcN. Of the Transoccan For
warding Company. 80 Broadway.
1hc committee, in pointing out this
unprecedented and serious situation.
declared that the only way to obtain
relief was 10 resume trade with Rus
Sla. IN urging that pressure be
brought upon the Government for the
earliest possible action. the committee
said such resumption "woud have a
salutary effect on international trade
generally and would help greatly 70
clear UP our own serious export situ-
alton"
The committee said tha. some of the
foremost steamship companies in this
port were eager to divert heir tonnage
TO Russian ports as soon as trade was
rcumed
Mr.. Higgins said that Since there
was no prospect of immediate relief
IN the exchange situation. many steam
ship and forward'rr companies in tbis
port would fac, peakruptcy unless
they be permitteo divert their yes
sells to Russian trade.
We realize that Russian exchange
is even worse than the exchange OF
other foreign countries, but some svs.
tenn Of direct exchange Of goods ca,,
be arranged that will keep our shins
busy. Moreover, we have been given
TO understand that the soviet govern.
mcnt is willing to place orders to the
extent of slo00oo,0oo in this countrv
to be paid for in gold This alone
would prove q tremendous boon as ia,
as New York shipping companies arc
concerned"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Urgency Of Homes
Seen in Dwelling x Buying
Purchases Reported From Bes,
Sectio"s; Trading + Expect
ed 10 Increase Sharplv

Worthjngton Whitchouso Inc. has
sold from plans for Frederick j.
Sterner the fve-story dwelling lG7 East
SiXty-third Street to client for occu-
pancy. By this sale mir. Stcrner has
completed the disposal OF the group ,f
houses which he acquired recently from
the Gallatin estate, the remaining
houses having been sold to Maurice
Brill, Norric Solar and Julian Gerard.
Cyrille Carreau has sold for Adele
topping he four story dwelling, on lot
l9X95, at l56 East SiNty-first Street.
Victor Fround & Son have sold to
Margaret Connolly i97 East Forty-sov-
onth Street, a four-story dwelling, on
lot 16.Sx100.
The Brown WheeIock Company Inc
has sold for the estate of Ruth Dana
Draper to Ella A. Charlton ll9 East
Fifty-hfth Street, ec-story dwell
Ing on lot 1S.9Nl001I.
Sale in Washington Square District
Pope g. Brother have sold for Allen
Dawson Il and II West Twelfth
Sheet. two fou1'-story dwellings,, on
lot 2G.6X5#.6. The houses were sold
for the estate Of General Buttertied
about six years ago. Nh, Dawson
bought them from the buyers.
G. Walter Campbell has sold for
Thomas j. NoWloy the two story dwell.
ing. on lot l6H10i. at 510 West lS3d
Street.
The three-story dwelling, or lot 16x
9911, at 5G2 West l6lst Street has been
sold by the Anvic Realty Company
through Ogden < Garrison.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Dealers Told
Shoe Prices
Must Be Cut
Great Loss in Trade Pre-
dicted if Action Is Not
Taken at Once to Meet
Purses of Consumers
Hunt Down Profiteers
Retailers Hear Call nv
Judge Gibbs to Curb
Charges on Footwear

Leading shoe retailers Of New York
,nnally reached the conclusion last
night, at the first annual dinner Of the
Retail Shoe Dealers Association of New
York. Inc. that if the lonc-sutFering
consumer is to continue purchasing
footwear prices will have to Ee low
cred. Although admitting that there
have been some cases Of proteering in
their business. the retailers asserted
,hey were few and far between. and
ans are now being formu ated whe re-
BY even these few INSCRIPTIONS mem
bers OF the trade will be forced either
20 abandon their profteering practices
or be driven out of business.
In address ng the association Josenh
Merkle, secretary Of the National As
ISOLATION of Shoe Retailers. declared
the government mas been very fair witt.
the shoe men. and has left the matter
Of ridding the trade of prohteers en-
ilyely TO the just and fair-minded re-
retailer.
To be worthy of this trust. Mr.
Merkle said, retailers should formulate
/ plan by which the public will receive
square deal as to shoe prices
Admitting the point has been reached
where the ordinary laborer finds il
almost sn inpossibility to purchase a
pair a. shoes, Mr.. Merksl asserted this
matter Will he remeGied ~ once. if
possible Good business. he said. de-
sends or the public, which has the
aower TO regulate things as they see
lit. II the high cost of leather. labor.
e.c, has advanced to such state where
he present prices are necessary, MIR.
Norhel explained, then it is UP to the
retailer to Show the public why prices
are high, instead OF watching business
dealers are forced to give up their
stores.
Mr.. Merkle called the associations
attention to the fact that it has been
most fortunate IN having a fair price
comnl sloner who is giving not only
the public but the retailer as well q
square deal. If this confidence in the
trade BY TIE commissioner is to be
held. Nh. Merkel said. then the re,
iailer must make every effort possible
o hold prices at least stable if they
md pr leo reduction an impossibility
Judge Louis u. Gibbs was called upon
by John Z. Slater. president OF the re
silers' association. to talk upon Ameri-
eenism. Judge Gibbs asserted that the
word Is more than . mere lip service:
Is is a feeling OF good fellowship
'oward any man. woman or child, re
sardess Of creed. nationality or color.
AmericanisEl. he said. should also be
appled IN business. He declared that
,he price Of shoes il now 50 high that
il is Almost an impossibility for the
average man 20 purchase pair. If the
all H. A
can spirit. he asserted, then they will
sse thar shoes are again put within
The reach or medium class OF work1nen
Among the other speakers were
George f. Gilmour, Evan Davies and
c. y. Park
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
North Dakota Republicans
Plan Fourth State Convention

FARGO, n. o.. Feb. 2e.--A fourth
Republican state convention will be
held in North Dakota, it was announced
here to-day, because of alleged at.
tempts by Nonpartisan League leaders
to dominate the party organization.
A reorganized Republican State Cen
trial Com mittee, which met at Grand
Forks and completed organization by
eliminating from it's membership per.
sons connected with the Nonpartisan ~
League. decided upon the conventjon
to indorse candidates for state ofi;ces
at the June primary.
1t is expected that the convention
will be held in Fargo ists In March os
early in April. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27

the concern, out Of sentiment and as
an Investment. The property was pur-
chased from the 122 to 1876 William
otfeet Corporation GElias Cohen, pres
i4entl, through Ewing, Bacon & Henry.
Mr. oonen bought the property several
weeks ago. 1t is Just south of Fulton
street and adjoins property to the
north and south controlled by Cohen
interests through leases Nh. Cohen
agreed to sell the property only on the
condition that he get a long lease Of
basement space. Montgomery &, Riggs,
afchltects, have been commissioned to
make over the building.
Washington Place Building Deal
Frederick Brown has resoid the ten
story Greenwich Building, at the north
west corner OF Washington Place and
Greene Street, to client Of l.. Tan
nenoaam' lod Straus & Co. 1t is on a plot
lOO.Sx100. Mr. Brown acquired the
realty about three weeks ago from Jo.
sseph j. Asch, through the Charles +.
Noyes Company.
Freedman Turns to 57th Street
Daniel B. Freedman has bought from
the Culver estate 142 West Fiftv-sev-
rnth Street, hve-story rcmodelled
building, on lot 2Cxl0O5, and from the
Oswald Garrison Willard estate III
" ost Fifty seventh Street, four-story
dWtilins, on lot 20xS0, now occupied
oy dressmoker. NJ. & l.. Hess ncgo-
tlated both transactions.
Woman Buys Loft
The Realty Sales Specialists have
sold for H. and S Witty to Mrs. +.
NIener 5s fldrid~c Street: six-story
lett building, on plot 23x66.
''Swamp" Propcrtv Sold
William II. Whiting & Co have sold
iol Cornelius s. Morrell the tive-story
and basement building at 50 Ferry
Stlect. The purchaser viii occupy.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Frank l.. Ferguson Sells
Franklin Arms. in BROOKLYN

franklin Arms, at 66 Orange Street
figo-story apartment, has been sold
by Frank l.. Ferguson from the estate
OF j. NJ. Pennock Mr.. PenMock died
February 10. the day following the
signing of contracts for the transfer Of
the property.
The Jerome Property Corporation
has SO d for Harry Van Orten, Of Pasa =
dsna. Calf. 4 two-story dwelling at
1850 East Thirty-fourth Street near
Avenue X, to The tenant, Carl Sauer-
bach.
The Bulllev & Horton Company has
sold 2l9 DcKalb Avenue, a three story
dwelling. on lot 20X100, for William
Barrielio
The f. c. Sauter Agency has sold the
Two family dwelling at 36A Fifth Street
Tor Mrs. Sarah Meehan Tor Alexander
Champs.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
story dwelling at 2S5 Maple Street for
Florence L. Walsh
Walter :. Ross and c. G. Gretsiuger
have sold for Dorothy L.. Semken the
two-famly house as $40 Ovington Ave
nue for James Scourbys the six-family
house at 2e3 Bay Ridge Avenue, for
Andrew Thompson the twofamily
house at lAl Ninety y-second Street and
for Bernard j. Donovan the semi-de-
tAchod house. with garage, at 525 Sixty
eighth Street.
Henry pierson & Co., Inc, has SOLD
.!26 Lincoln Place. thrce-story dwell
ng, on lot 20N100. for the estate OF
Charles VI. Howard,
Mcister Builders, inc. has resold
three three-story buildings With stores
at IL. ll3 and 1l5 Fourth Avenue, on
plot 60S1O0.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
sail Monday
AMERICAN PORTS

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delphia, Jaboato tBr~2), Rotterdam. Via
=. Miohaols, Vest lsieea. Boston; Daiane.
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gore, paiQutri I5avramento tBr). Cher
bourg Sijlaw Rsnge CBr). Antwerp, Ma
Newport News. calicorocA, Tampa, Silctz,
lNew York, fNmric Vale (Br), Cherbours.
for Baittmore, Str Carib. New York.
Ia sscd out from Baltimore: Str Lake Ypsi
anti, Norfolk
BOSrON, Feb 2s--Arrived: strs Wythe,
Vile Yokohama. Shanghai Manila and
Singapore; Lake lorkviilc. DoNvey, Dne
brandon. Norfolk; Proctor. Norfolk; Lake
Mary, Norfolk; Nj J ScsnIon NoriollS L. He
IRana. N0r9oih Lake Silver, Phiiado phla
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Norfolk Wafer u Noyes, Norfolk Lake
schr v II Hartman, Buenos Ayres.
CHARLESTON. 3 G, Feb 26-Arrived
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Stewart from cuba for Philadelphia.
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s.as anche' Fo@ ont Arthur: S'ssnssTic. Tsester-
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delphia; FLORIDA, Key West; Csrawa (Brl
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Str Apache, New York via Charleston
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Wood, Porto Rice, Matanzas Cionfueso:
N's 'sNF,WFoRT NJSo NHws, FEB 2s~-Arrived
Strs Adway NorIoli<, Newton, Baltimore
take Ypsilan,i. baltimore, Evangeld'
Sorse ad Hatm2Te sTs weyt MeW Woda MF5Sn' Bat aST
NORFOLK Va. Feb 2s-Arrived STR
continenta sridss Gsys$9n aT, nfn1'
porista tSpanisIll, Lisbon. Sailed: Sir
Morganza Newport News; Chertsey tEr
Chethourg. oranje Nassau 'Dutch). Cura
Gao; Continental Bridge. Ltverp9ol
Nevada (Danish), Buenos Ayres; Min
ncNawa. Bremen,
PHILADELPHIA, Feo 2s-Arrived str
Bayonne, New York. Arrived at Claynont
Str Sew York. Port Arthur. Passed Della
ware s3reak water oih bound IRON fnliaae!
Rousn; Arkansas (Dani, Copenhagen
Western Star. London: Lake Grampian
san Juan; Lake Waehburn. Boston Passet
Reedy Island. down from PhlIadoiphia m
Strs West Bridge, Manchester. w Bur
Ton ,Tampice: Burnwell. Tampico, Joslal
Macy New York; Verona (Nor). Port An
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nj No.. yorl. George IA Jenks, Tam
n5no. ,N,y Neredta' Bocas del Toro; 1mperato
lNor> BlueasIas II q ,synns, Wy'I, Tsmp,eg Fan pcg
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strs Misssspp asabn f EorfaIk nsvFe "
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PORT TAMPA. Feb as--Arrivsd; Tu
| Robert r Clark with barge: s"sSueo1an
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Two Amsterdam Avenue
tiais Leased fns. $3.50. 900

Frank y. Hsubert, Of the Office of Ed
ward c. II. Nogler, has leased for Jo-
sephine Ledercr TO Irving Bachrach the
two apartment buildings at 4S0 and 4S4
Amsterdam Avenue for long term Of
Years at an aggregate rental of about
S2b0,0o No. 480 Amsterdam Avenue is
AT the northwest corner Of Eighty third
street, and is q tive-story building on
lot 26.SXl00, and 4S4 Amsterdam Ave
nue. IS also five story building, on the
same block, on lot 25.5X100. The prop
critics are located in the rear Of the site
recently purchased by the Loew the
ater interests for a new theater at
Broadway and Eighty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
W: n. Grace 4 Go. Buy
More Realty in Shipping Zone
business Needs Require Larger Headquarters; vii.
liam Street Tenants Secure Building Occupied
Sixty Years; Coelets Sell i'm Broad Street

". Il, Grace G. Co. have been com
PEELED to buy more property in the
shlpplng district TO meet the Office
needs demanded by the expansion of
their business. The property at So
and 52 Water Street aud "a and sG
pearl Street was acquired yesterday
ny the concern in the name of the
brooklyn Terminal Company from
James A. Glover through the Charles
+. Noycs Company 1t is only a Few
wears since the Grace Building was
completed on the south side Of old
Sip from Watcc TO Pearl Street. Sew
'fal additions have been made to the
plot controlled by the firm since then
ine realty bought yesterday consists
OF three iive-story buildings fronting
80" feet on Pearl Street and 42.6 feet
on Water Street.
Goelcts Sell Broad Street Block
Inc Ogden Goclet estate has sold
the block front on the west side of
Broad street from South to Fron,
Street, which it had owned for more
than generation. The property sold
comprises ia to 1873 Broad Street. IL
ana IA South Street, seven old three
s1orv business structures and n frame
s9rurtafe' son occupy 'ng a plot fronting
252. 10 feet on Broad Street. 80 feet mn
South and 272 feet on Front, Morris
Welnstcln, operator, who owns II South
street, is Che buyer. The nroncrsv
probably will be rcsold at an ear,v data
for an Interesting commercial improve.
ment. Horace S. Ely g. Co. negotiated d
the transaction.
William Street Tenant BUYS
Henry Alien, manufacturer Of glass
ware used by physicians and chemists.
mas bought the building at 1873 william
Street which the firm has occupied For
more than sixty years. The purchase
Was made By the son of the founder
OF The business. who is nov head OF
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Suites in Apartments Leased

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 6s2 Lexington Avenue, fur
nishod, for Mrs. {. II. Cahan il. to G.
r. Claghorn; at 155 Park Avenue to
Henry +. Boardman; at 10 West FIT
ticth Street to Mrs. NJ. a. y. Batchei-
der; at 30 Eas. Sixtieth Street, fur
nished, for Mrs. Francis Markham to
Toilet Jacobson; at 375 Park Avenue,
furnished, for Robert Loring to Mrs.
P. Osborn: at 584 Lexington Avenue
to Eliza beth +. Whitehead; three at
Ids East Fifty-second Street to Cyril
Hatch. DR.. b, l.. Coley and tc c. l..
Eidlilz: in the Bonita. at Broadway and
Nnety-fourth Street, furnished, to
Mrs. George Broadhurst; at 1873 West
Sevcnty-rlnth Street 30 Mrs. n. Klein;
AT l26 West Seventy Street to
Mrs. Sylvia &. Outer. at l03 West Sew
enty-siXth Street to Mrs. A. NJ. Pear
son; at l24 West Seventy-second Street
to Leonard Beal; at 3 West Eighty
seventh Street for Mrs. Margaret Gem
eror to Mrs. Jane S. Chodko.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
REAT. ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
Concerns Owning Their
Homes Find 1t Profitable

At the present time, Pease & Elliman
have at their disposal quite number of
large and small office and loft buildings
which are centrally located in the best
business districts, and in which space is
available this Spring. They are very
convenient for business purposes, still
just far enough removed to be out Of the
high cost circle.
Any Of them would make excellent homes
for enterprising concerns which are now
paying big rentals. Should the building
you prefer be too large for your im1ne-
diate needs, Pease & Gilman can readily
lease the unoccupied parts to concerns
agreeable to you. BY this arrangement
your operating expenses will be greatly
reduced.
Many concerns which now own their
building find that their tenants paw practically
all Of the building operating expenses and that
the space they occupy themselves is clear profit
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Sands Point House for Bank err

Pei & Jibbits have leased The Won
Schlegcll property at Sands Point,
Manhassct Bay, l.. L., to Reuben j.
Ross. Of the banking firm of Trippe <
Andrews.
The Rickert-Brown Realty Company
has sold to John J. Dempsey two
story Colonial dwelling on Ditmars
Avenue. Arleigb
The Lewis Fl. May Company has sold
for the S. & l.. CONSTRUCTION Company
two two-and-o one half-story stucco fur
nished dwellings, on the east side of
Hudson Avenue, Edgemere, l.. l., to
VI %nnrN
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
$. u. Comb Ruvs Macy Estate

S. y. Comb New York broker has
bought tho Litchheld from the Will
lam H. Macy estate, OF which Mrs,
George D. Barron, of Rye, holds the
largest interest. 1t is located in Macy
Park, Harrison, N. Y. In addition to
the house. there are seven acres Of
land. Mr.. Comb has been occupying the
residence. Charles S. Faulkner was the
frnLe,-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Shipping New S

plrawnshire lrs tpr>. baltimore; Miami. Re,
,'sAy5A,;NNsAH. Ga. Fob. aa--Arrived. st,
! chee Boston; Louisiana. Fort Arthur Fob
20, i.lgonier. Port Arthur.
uaesfA daNMfA. Fla., Feb, 2e,~Arrycd; slr'
Dodcn tSwcd) Philadelphia sch City o.
,r,arpoon ,, Springs, Afatansas; gas yach
Nussars. Galveston for Colombia Gin dis
san FRANCISCO, Feb. a6--Arrivcd; ST
Fo'nt Adams, CrstobaI.
sFOREIGN PORTS
Arrivals from New York
l.ondon1s S9s : }iensands }taI1s.n s'"'s saranao
Roucn--s s ronErier.
Sydnoy--S S iceland
Elushing-S S American.
Harba dos--S s Crofton Hall
Christiansand--S s Holiig Olav
s,sS,a N,uekiand--S Port Chalmers, Kent.
Algon Bays s Hypatia
Iayal-~S s Chester Valley.
Departures for New YorI,
Manila~-S s Glenshane
-AlcNanner---S S Hasood
G;'othenonrg-s S Ruth
Gibraltal--s $ Concallerc.
uavre--S la Percu.o
Christiania-S Frederick VIII
Nantos--S Lake Greenbrier
Nenoa--S NaarIi.
ST NinceNt-S West6un.
Le'th---S S Grecian Prince.
iiNSrpool--S cXonan.
Shanghai-S S Grace Dollar
Spithead~-S S Sarcoxie
Fayal--S S Sierra Quemada
st. MichaelsS West View
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close at the Gen
sral Postoffce and City Hall Postoftic,
station, New York. at p. m. as follows
Hawaii. Japan, Coren. China. Siam
siberia. Cochin China. Netherlands Eas
Indies and Philippine Islands, via Seattle
steamship Manila Maru, February 90
ha"ali, Guam. Siberia and Phlllppln,
Islands via San Francisco. United state,
Japan, Corca, China. Siam Siberia
Geehin China. Netherlands East Indies an,
fhlipQine Islands via san Francisco
steainsAip Colombia. March /.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia aut
New Zealand. vi. San Francisco, steam
ship Sonomh. March II.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Nassau Hotel at Long Beach
Sold to Joel Hillman

The Nassau Hotel, at Long Beach,
located on the boardwalk, has beer
purchased by Joel HilIman, proprietor
OF the Breakers, at Atlantic City The
hotel was purchased from the Westing-
house. Kerr. Church Company. There
are 300 guest rooms in the building
The new proprietor plans to make ex-
tensive alterations on the interior Of
the building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Manhattan Building Alteration.

coENTl E;S ALLEY, s; whole front, be-
tween ?. arl ami stone SITS; Manuel Cara
ilil x Murdock so East 4sd st, archl-
tects cost. ........ 500, 900
WATER ST. No. So; 10 q six.story wink
warehouse: c W .McCutchen, Plalnf1eld,
n j. owner: II a Smith, s74 Broadway,
architect; cost. ...........,...s $3.50
MADISON AV. Nos 573 and SIS. to two
four-story dwellings; Schanitt Bros, S43
Madison av. owners, Schwartz & Gross,
lkI sth ay, aEchitsoti cost. il5 900
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Ruying in the Bronx

J. Clarence Davies has sold for Pat
rick Murphy to Pauline Fredin, 42o
East 14sth Street, l20 feet east Of
Bergen Avenue, a four-story fat on
10; 25x100.
The l. Lincoln Seide Company has
sold for Mrs Annie Singer the two.
family house at 1917 Davidson Avenue
j. L. Van SAINT has resold 56s Wal
ton Avenue, a two-story dwelling, on
lot 20x90. to Katherine A. Mahoncy
through George Costar and c. c. Dean
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Ne. Rochelle House Sold

Robert K MacLea has sold a Colonial
sho front home and garage, on large
Mot, in Sutton Manor, New Rochelle
for Stuart Otto TO Edgar d. Gould, Of
Rrnnyviile.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Houses for Bellevue Nurses

The Bellevue Training School for
Nurses has acquired from Alice D.
Osborn, of Garrison, N. T., the four
story buildings at 423 East Twenty
fifth Street and 4l6 and Ais East
Twenty-sixth Street, adjoining the
nresent nurses home.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
BUYS Dobbs Ferry Home

Prince & Ripley, Inc, have sold for
Mrs. c. A. Shirley her home on South
Broadway. Dobbs Ferry, to William A.
Barden, Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-27
Friendless Girls Home Buvs

1oisom Brothers have sold for the
Erstate OF Hannah E. Take, Z West
slgnth Street, = three-story dwelling,
mu1 lot 2Sx93l1 1t was bought by the
Washington Home for Friendlcss Girls.
sao occupy the adjoining premises.