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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03
her and called for HELM.

her and called for help.
She told Chief Cox that TIA -.
did not speak to her at any ti,.a
nor did he leave the path. cEs:
Cox decided that the girl had 49,
unduly alarmed and ordered ~,
the prisoner be released.
After Station Officer kirsch n,
driven away from the park 49, ~
his prisoner. the story ran m.
wildfire among families Hy;.s
nearby. Several reports were 49,
afloat and excitement was RAM.
over one report that a girl H.
been killed. Aso
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03
ARREST MAN.;
CASE IS WRONG

A hurry up call was received by
the police late Saturday afternoon
from the Watch Tower park to the
effect that girl had been assault
ed. and that the man guilty of the
assault was being held by a num-
Der Of men who had overtaken him
in the woods.
Station Officer Gus kirsch drove
out to the park and returned with
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03
Obituary
JOSeph POWdrill.

Joseph Powdrill, ZIG Bridge ave-
nue., Davenport, formerly a resi-
dent Of Milan, died at St. Luke's
hospital at 7 O'Clock this morning,
following an operation performed
five weeks ago.
Joseph Powdrill was born at
Church Gresley. England, Nov. 2
1872. He was married to Miss Ma
thilda Wright in that country in
April. 1898, and came to Milan from
the old country five years ago.
Deceased is survived by the wild
ow. one daughter, Hilda; a son,
Wilfred; sister, Mrs. Fannie
Wright, all of Davenport; his
mother, Mrs. Mary Powdrill; three
sisters and three brothers, all in
England.
Funeral services will be held
from the home in Davenport Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50.
Floyd J0hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johansen
OF Milan mourn the loss of their
infant son. Floyd, who passed away
at the home at 1:20 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon after brief illness from
pneumonia. He was 6 weeks old.
The parents, a sister. Helen, and a
brother, Leroy, survive. The fu-
neral was held from the residence
at o'clock this afternoon. Inter-
ment was at Chippiannock GENE
terry.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03
ARSENAL NOT TO
CLOSE JORDAN
C0mmandant Tells Kiwanians Arse.
nal Removal Runners to Be
without Foundation.

Rumors to the effect that the
Rock Island arsenal will be closed
are without foundation in truth,
Colonel Harry B. Jordan, aT9enal
commandant, said in a talk before
members Of tho Kiwanis club at
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03
Baby Shoes:

Baby Shoes:
In our Infants Dept.
I'd floor, a good assert
ment of soft sole shoes
and stiff sole shoes, for
little tots up to 5 years
old. Dainty little kid
shoes, canvas shoes. pat
ent leather shoes; blue,
pink, brown, black; all
sorts FROM $2.75 down
to 45c pair.
Art NeeG!ework:
Children's stamped
lawn dresses, complete
with materials for en-
broidery: $3.75 down
to 75c.
Buffet sets e piecss)
ready to cmbroider: 81
and 75c.
Children's ready
made dresses, stamped
on fine sheer lawn.
S1.25.
Baby's ready-m a d e
dress, stamped on fr,e
sheer lawn, $1.S.
Stamped pillow cases,
ready to embroider:
2.& down to Sis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03
Donald GiaSsey.

Donald Classy. 401 Forty third
street. Rock Island, died at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon at St. Anthony's
hospital. where he was taken a
week ago suffering from a stroke
OF paralysis. He was AZ gears Of
age and was in the employ Of the
government, He is not known to
nave had any relatives in Rock Is
land. The widow, residing in
Pekin, Ill, has been notified and fu-
neral arrangements are pending
her arrival.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03
FOR SALE
FURNITURE

Davenport, library table, rockers.
GmAu Ice box. gas range. bed and
springs, l90a Thirtieth street. r. ].
49e6.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03
Among the Silks and. Wash Goods:
DEPARTMENT STORE

Fifteen different patterns dotted Swiss, all
coo Although these would have sold before 2c
they really cheap today a 75c yard
New plain color organde the standard 4nch widths.
dozen wanted colors: 9sc yard.
Beautiful embroidered dot white swsses shadow
effects all dainty $500 yard $780, $500 and $l59 yd
New 40nch figured ycies for and dresses;
twenty-five different patterns choose from SOC yard.
Miss Norden has found her wash goods dept overlooked
$50 yards of long CLOTH such would
least &c. Tomorrow, yards less each Z5c yard
One economy the of fine silk Georgetes for
bouses Anybody make and these little kmono style
ip.over bouses need only from yard yard-andahalf
Besides full opportunity for individual coors
There's tabefu of exquisite sheer quality 4onch
silk Georgettes at $3.75 yard
Another tabeu Of Georgettes, silk cotton beautiful
patterns a ST. so and 81 rs yard
New alsi pongee natural shade SIPS and 1.9S yard
New silk pongee, natural heavy quality, $3.50 yard.
New silk pongee white, qualities: $29e and $l.9S
yard
New par-sik lining kmono acguards, 36inch $l.2S xd
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-03

"Parah" brand coffee, extra ilne.
SOC lb.
White table syrup, half gsllsn
pail, SSe.
Pillsbury's pan cake -four, large
pkg. 40c.
California dried apricots, two
pounds for 8Se.
Plum. ounce, grape. peach and
zig preserves, choice AOc jar.
Large can sweet potatoes, z3c.
Strained Tomatoes, for soup, 5
cans for zSe.
Cut wax beans. 1Se cal.
Fresh soda crackers, two pounds
for 38e.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Demand Keeps Up for Bronx
Apartments and Dwellings

Kurz & Uren have sold for Barnes
Realty Company to Stebbins Realty
and Construction Company (J. Malino
president) 263 and 269 East 194th
Street, two five-story law tenements,
on plot 50x100; also 432 East 156th
Street, tve-s.ory apartment, on plot
45x100; also 997 and 999 Morris Ave-
nue., a five-story tenement, on plot AK
1866
Isaac Haft has purchased 1o49 and
1858 Simpson Street, two five-story
apartments, on plot 87.6x100.
Vogel g. Marion have purchased flor
a client 588 East 139th Street, five
story apartment, and Harry Calm has
purchased from Samuel Kneler, of Fair
field, Conn, two four-story apartments
at 30493053 Hull Avenue, on plot 54.93
x110. Charles Kuntze and George Nc
Gregor were the brokers.
The Boro Association Inc. has pur-
chased through D. A. Trotta 1416 Par
ker Street, a two-family dwelling on
lot 25x10O, and 626 Crescent Avenue,
a two-family dwelling on lot 29xS9x
irregular.
julius Trattner has sold for Louise
Schlicht to Henry Cordes 727 East
156th Street, six-story new-law apart
ment, 41.6x100.
The Valo Realty Company has pur-
chased the eight lots at the northwest
corner Of Cauldwell Avenue and 156th
Street The new owner will build a
one-story garage,
Samuel Cowen has sold for ]. Kauf-
man 1873 East 147th Street, a four
story fat, to Silzer & Fixler.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Army Orders

From The Trlbwne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. March Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Honorably Discharged
Strickland 1t c NJ. infantry.
Ssonica 1t. J. j., f a.
Anthony Capt. NJ, Q. NJ. C.
Howard 1t. NJ. S. Sanitary Corps.
Phillips Capt. |. B., Sanitary Corps.
Akers I'd 1t W. F.. infantry.
Levy, 1t. E., Medical Corps.
Lewis 1t c. S. jr.. infantry.
kesney. Capt, H l., Medical Corps.
Robinson 1t E. E.. Medical Corps.
pampel, It ". S. Ordnance Department.
Allen, Capt. K. D. A. Medical Corps.
Reamy. 1t. B. T., Ordnance Department.
Caaerty. 1t E. j.. infantry.
Resigned
Love 1t R. A, Corps of Engineers
Hayden, 1t. c. j.. infantry.
Chase Capt. c.. r A
Hooker, I'd 1t. T S, Philippine Scouts.
haranville, Ii c. H infantry.
Hilton. 1t. J j.. Medical Corps
Rosendahl, I'd 1t {. A.. infantry.
Quartcrmaster Corps
Horton. Col. w F., to New York
Casey, 1t Col. II R., to San Francisco.
aunnkhuysen, 1t. Col. H. D. F.. to Fort
Reno
kaurO, I'd 1t J A. to Fort Monroe,
Coast Artillery
Glassburn 1t Col. r. P, to Camp Jesup.
Sronkhite. Brig. Gen A.. to Washington.
luton, Col E. R., to Manila.
Infantry
Stephen, 1t H. L.. to Alessandro. Arcadia
san Pedro. Preside of Monterey Preside
qf San Francisco, Alcatraz Island. Fort
Barry Vor; Baker. Fort Winfield Scott
Yoster, Col. r. L.. TO New York
Sa'art. 1t. c. N. 70 Takoma Park.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Navy Orders

From Tht Trib~ms's Washington Bureus,
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Barr, 1t. Com. E. L.. to U. S. S. Alert.
Downs. Ems. E. H.. to u. S. S. Kansas
Dupaou.er. Ems. j. W.. to u. S. S. Olympia.
Forston, 1t. r. NJ. to u. S. S. Harfelu
Hapke. 1t. p. to duty nav. hosp. Chelsea.
HAYDEN. Lit. ( g.) E. G., to u. s. S. John
d. Edwards when com.
flockman. Gun. j. w., to u. S. s. NJ.
Joseph. Carp. c. M. to navy yard Ports
mouth.
Martin. 1t. ]. B.. to Union Iron Works. San
Francisco
Montgomery. 1t. H. H.. to duty naval sta.
peay, Ems. G. II. L.. to U. 8. s. Wyoming.
Ravenscroft. Com. G. NJ. to command U. 8
S. Lea
Waiter. 1t E. R.. to T. s. s. Leonidas.
Wright. 1t w. H., to U. S. s. Charleston.
Decs. 1t r. E.. to U. S. S. Tathall.
Edwards, 1t. c. c., to Constantinople ns
force supply officer.
Rinoust. Lit. q. 81 G. R.. to u. S. s.. Du.
pont.
Buchanan. 1t. j. H., to stan commander ir
chief. Asiatic station. s,.4.s..
Forgus. Lit. Com. II. H., to command u. S. S
Quiros.
ponelsen. Il Com. J. F.. to U; S. $. Albany
mand U. S. S. V;llalobus.
Perkins. 1t. Com. W.. to U. S. S. New
Orleans.
Wood. 1t. C. H.. to staff commander in chief
Asatic station.
McEntire, 1t f. P. to U. 8. S. Vulcan.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Marine Corps Orders
From The TrYbune's washtnotom Barso~

From The Tr1bwne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 4.--Marine Corps
orders to-day follow:
Schmidt Capt. H., to command marine de-
tachment u. S. S. Tennessee.
Norton, 1t. j. c., honorably discharged.
Dean. Lit +. H. honorably discharged.
Chappelie, I'd 1t. F. s.. to duty with marine
detachment u. S. S. Tennessee.
Norstrand. Cd Lit. C. J.. to United States
from Dominican Republic.
Hardy, Capt. H.. to M b.. Mare Island.
Bates. Capt. N. c.. to M B., Mare Island.
Leland. I'd 1t. H. E.. resignation accepted.
Regan, 1t. l.. B.. to United States from
American Legation. Peking.
Gamble I'd Lit. II. W., to I'd Brigade, Do
minican Republic.
SaIznan, I'd LAO. to United States from
Dominican Republic
Following to San Pedro. for transportation
to East Coast via U. S. S. Beaver:
Tuttie. I'd 1t f. S. Moore Mar. Gun. G. P
Nelson, I'd Lit G. Ogden, Mar. Gun. H.
Kinesnorth, Mar. Gun. H.
Hawthorne Capt W G.
Bigler, Maj. E. l.. to Washington.
Boone, I'd 1t. R. A. to N. B.. Paris Island
Byrd. Lit, r. L., resignation accepted.
Fordney, 1t. c. L., TO United States from
Dominican Republic.
Lor;ng. I'd -. c. B.. resignation accepted
Mcdonald. "a 1t. j. A, to M. B.. Paris ISL
Garrett, Mai. +. B., to recruiting office,
Atlanta.
Sw.ndler 1T :. s., to United States from
U. S. s. New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05

at S34 and 336 East Twenty-third
Street, on plot 20x90, to the Henry W.
Lehnert Company, manufacturers Of
brass plumbing supplies.
Justice Weeks Sells Bowery Holdings
Joseph P. Day has sold for the Weeks
estate, represented by Supreme Court
Justice Barlow s. Weeks, 38 Bowery
through to 8 Elizabeth Street, thres
Old buildings, on plot Of 5000 square
feet Douglas Eskell represented the
Day office in the negotiations and the
purchaser was H. j. Hemmens.
Leonard Street Firm Expands
William D. Fitzpatrick has resold to
the Standard Rice Company the three
story stable at z Leonard Street, The
buyer owns 10 to 21 Leonard Street.
adjoining, formerly the old Leonard
Street police station, which it pur
chased two years ago from Mr.. KiIpar-
rick.
Cliff Street Corner Buildings Sold
The same brokers have sold for the
Markham Realty Company, Clarence w
Eckardt, president, So and Sd Cliff
Street, the southeast corner of Beck
man Street, two four story buildings
on plot 56x75.
L
Louis Schrag has sold for Oestrei-
cher Brothers the four story store and
dwelling at 259 Seventh Avenue, on lot
2oN60, to furrier, who will remodel
the building for his own occupancy.
Tenant Buys Third Avenue Building
Thomas j. O'Reilly has sold for the
Hmlgrant Industrial Savings Bank the
1our-story business building, on lot 20
x7o, at 1447 Third Avenue, to Isadore
Block, tenant Of the store.
Washington Street Loft for Importers
Maloof Brothers. exporters and i'm
pgorters, have purchased. from the
Bi3roadway-John Street Corporation IS
Washington Street, a fve-story build
ing, on plot 27.3x11x irregular. The
new owners will alter the property for
their own occupancy. Mr.. Cohen ac-
CURED the realty last November.
Stable in 158th Street Sold
Alonzo Tuska has sold the five-story
stable, on lot 25x99.11, at 5O2 West
l58th Street
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
City Home Buying
Covers Wide Territory
Houses in Upper and Lower
Sections of Manhattan Figure
-, Vocto~J-x,s, G.To

Douglas Gibbons g. Co. have sold for
Mary A. Reilly 134 East Forty seventh
Street, four story dwelling, on lot 20
x100, to buyer who will alter it into
an American dwelling.
The Houghton Company has sold for
DR.. John Franklin Crowell the four
story dwelling at II West Ninty-frst
Street.
The Belle Levi estate has sold to
Kathryn B: Dugan, tenant, the four
story dwelling, on a lot 19.3x1O3.2, at
20 West Seventy-frst Street.
Howard Lee. Roome, president of
William J. Roome & Co., Inc, has pur-
chased from Robert Sterling Clark the
four-story dwelling, at 63 East Sew
enty-eighth Street, which he had been
occupying under lease.
C. Royce Hubert has sold for Edward
Davis the four-story dwelling, at 112
West Seventy-sixth Street, on lot COX
1922
Samuel fitzpatrick has resold through
D. II. Blakely the four-stoyy dwelling,
on lot 18x192, at 104 West Seventy
seventh Street.
J. B. English has sold to NJ. Klein
the three-story dwellings at 232 TO 236
West Forty-ninth Street on plot 60xl0O
J. Irving Walsh has sold for x. F
Richie to a client for occupancy the
story dwelling at 1l5 West
Thirteenth Street on lot 20.10xl03.3.
Sales in Harlem District
James Henry has sold for Hyman
Kalman the three story dwelling al 442
East 122d Street, on lot 19x10O.
The Merit Realty Company (Marcus
L. Oak, president), has purchased from
the Clark estate 3 West l24th Street,
a four story dwelling on plot l96x9!. 8,
through the Brown Wheelock Company,
Inc.
New Owners for Heights Houses
John II. Pierce has sold for the
Vreeland Realty Company 227 West
134th Street, three-story dwelling on
plot 16.Sx99.11.
Charles A. Dubois has sold for Judd
A. Lockwood and Ida A. Lockwood the
three story dwelling at 54s West 142d
Street.
Charles S. Kohler, has sold for Min
ME A. Requa to N. j. Griffith the three
story dwelling at $50 West 142d Street.
Nail & Parker have sold for the
Equitable Life Assurance Societ.v 266
and 268 West 139th Street, two three
story dwellings, with garages in the
rear, each on lot 17x99.11.
The same brokers have sold for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society 2374
Seventh Avenue, four-story building
on lot 16x76
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Curb on Mothers-in-Law
Provided i'm Kentucky Bill
Special pispatch to The Tribune
FRANKFORT, KY. March 4.-Mothe

FRANKFORT, KY, March Another
in-law in the future may not be able to
move in her trunk and settle down
definitely with daughter and son-in-law
in Kentucky if she is not wanted. She
may come for short stay, but when
she attempts to make it permanent
proposition, them
Well, she will run afoul of the law,
if the bill introduced in the state Leg
islature to-day by Representative
Ryans is enacted into statute
Emitting his measure can act for
promotion of happiness" Representa-
tive Ryans pleaded for it's passage.
Under it it would be a felony for
mother-in-law to take up "her perma-
nent abode" with son-in-law unless he
has first submitted to her a written
request that her presence is so desired
Even after she has received the writ
ten invitation she must not make her
self obnoxious or else she will be
guilty of misdemeanor.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Realty Buying in Brooklyn

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the three-story store
apartment at 1884 Flatbush Avenue, on
lot 22.6x1oo, for J. Frederick Maxwell
The jerome Property Corporation has
sold three-story fat at 292 Fifth
Street for !. Horowitz.
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company three semi-de-
tached brick dwellings in Mapleton
Park, at 2115 Sixty-ffth Street to Coda
Fish, at 2140 Fifty-sixth Street to Es-
telle H. Weisberg and at 2133 Sixty
sixth Street to Rose Weisberg.
Henry Pierson & Co., Inc, have sold
three-story dwelling at 80 Prospect
Place for Vincent Rorke to client
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold $50 Halsey Street, two-story
dwelling, on lot 2Ox100, for Leonard
Hicks.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
Insurance Interests Take
Over Downtown Structures
Alberti, Baird & Carleton Buy Twelve.Story Gale
DOMAIN Building, in Pine Street, and Syndi-
cate Gets the sWilson, in Fulton Street

Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
the twelve-story Caledonian Insurance
Company's building, at SO Pine Street,
on plot 40xlOO. to Alberti. Baird &
carleton, Inc, tenant. The building
VIII De renamed the Alberti Building.
Insurance Men Buy Wilson Building
William A. White & Sons have sold
Tor the broadway John Street corpo j.
ration, Elias A. Cohen, president, the
Wilson Building at 1919 Fulton Street
and 54 Gold Street. 1t is six stories
ana has frontage Of 81.7 Tee. ,.. rul-
ton {, Street and 59.4 feet on Gold Street.
Inc purchaser is q syndicate of in
surance men headed by Arthur N. Best
ana Wm Otis Badger. Plans have been
made to remodel the building into Of
noes noes at an estimated cost Of $500. J..
space In the building will be rented
only to insurance companies and
brokers.
Twelve-Story 22d Street Loft Sold
Edgar A. Levy has sold through
Mark Rafalsky G. Co. to Henry Tiseh-
man the twelve-story store and 10 /
building at $50 West Twenty-secon
Street, on plot 62.6x98.9.
Sale in Crockery Section
Max Marx has purchased through the
Charles F. Noyes Company the Gibbes
Building, a sixstory Office structure at
% Murray Street and 62-7O West
Broa dway. The building has frontage
OF rs feet on Murray Street and 1876
feet on West Broadway. 1t is occupied
by many crockery firms. St. Luke's
Hospital was the seller.
Trust Sells West Broadway Loft
VIM. Cruikshanks Sons have sold for
the Franklin Trust Company to the
Washington Arch Realty Company, Al
fred M. Rau, president, the six-story
lott at 633 West Broadway, ON lot 25x
Buying in Greenwich Village
The Duross Company has sold for
Mrs. Louis V. Some and Margaret A.
CASTOR to the Erie Transfer Company
the four story building at Al West Fit
teenth Street, on lot 286x0O.
Huberth & Huberth have sold for
Jacob M. Leonhardt the six-storv loft
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
In Newark to Relieve Housing

A $1,000,000 housing corporation will
be sponsored by the Newark Board of
Trade. Bankers and business men Of
the city will finance it.
The situation regarding housing is
alarming, according to report sub
mitted to the board by a committee
headed by Benjamin +. Whitehead. I'M
m diate action was deemed necessary
and the housing corporation was de-
pany.
Newark needs $4,000 homes, accord
ing to William j. Morgan, secretary of
the rent protiteering committee. Forty
thousand of the $4,000 war workers who
came to Newark have become per-
manent residents. Sixty per cent of
the 10000 workers in the Submarine
Boat Corporation plant live outside the
city because they cannot find homes
there,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Large West Side.
Apartments Figure
In the Trading
Builder Buys the Woodmere,
on Broadway; Operators
Resell 1welve-Story Flat
on West End Avenue

Milton M. Silverman, builder, has
bought from Frederick Brown, through
Byrne & Bowman, the ten-story Wood
mere apartments at 3462 to 3468 Broad
way, northeast corner Of 141st Street,
and the adjoining four-story dwelling
used for light protection, at 3470 Broad
way, the combined properties covering
a plot 120x10O. The Woodmere was
acquired by Mr.. Brown last December.
Tall West End Ave. Flat Resold
The modern twelve story apartment
at 491 to 49S West End Avenue, south
east corner of Eighty-fourth Street,
has been resold by the Admiral Realty
Company to an investing client of
Sharp & Co. 1t occupies a plot 'front.'
ing 80 feet in West End Avenue and
83.4 feet on the street, with southerly
line 100 feet. 1t was acquired by the
seller last October.
New Owner for the Palmetto
Charles S. Kohler has sold for the
Canavan Investing Company the six
story elevator apartment on plot 101x
1873, known as the Palmetto, at 100
Morningside Drive, northwest corner
120th Street, to the Lousam Realty
Company, Inc. Louis Livingston pres
ident).
Corporation Buys in Fifty-eighth Street
The Meister Builders have sold to
the Hoffman Homes Corporation, 858-
$50 West Fifty eighth Street, two seven
story elevator apartments, on plot 75x
100.
Lenox Avenue Corner Houses Sold
The Manhattan Avenue Holding Com
pany has sold to client of S. A. Sing
erman the two six-story apartment
houses, on plot 74.11x96.2x irregular
at $50 to 664 Lenox Avenue, northeast
corner Of 145th Street.
Eighth Street Buyer Plans Changes
Pepe & Brothers have sold for the
Basch estate IL to 15 West Eighth
Street, three, four-story apartments,
each on lot 25x95. The property has
been purchased by a builder who will
modernize the apartments for fall
occupancy.
Two 191st Street Houses Sold
W. J. Huston e. Son have sold for
Cecilia r. Cannon GOA and 608 West
l91st Street. two tive-story apartments,
on plot l0Ox100.
Eighth Avenue Corner Houses Sold
Max N. Natanson has sold to Harry
Guttman 2407 and 2405 Eighth Avenue,
two five-story tenements with stores, at
the southeast corner Of 129th Street
William S. Sussman was the broker.