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New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Fifth Avenue
Skyscraper Is
In New Hands
2O-Story Pioneer Structure
at 3lst st. Bought by OPP.
orators; Cedar St. Row Is
Sold; Buys i'm Fulton St.

The twenty-story business building
at the northeast corner Of Fifth Ave.
nue. and Thirty-frst Street has been
sold by the Surrey Investors, Inc, r
q. Giidersleeve president, to Irving I
Judls and Joseph Silverson, operators
The property fronts $50 feet on the
avenue and $50 feet on the street. II
Is arranged for stores, Offices and lofts
The building is one of several i'm.
provements made in the section by
Henry Corn moro than a decade ago
The selling company purchased it from
Inc. were the brokers.
Mrs. Mary Hatch Hillard has Dur.
chased for the Home Bureau and Medi.
cal House, now at So West Thirty-ninth
street, the four-story building at &c
west Thirty-ninth Street, on lot 25x
Three Cedar Street Parcels Are Sold
Joseph P. Day, represented by Doug.
las Eskell, of his office, has sold 120.
l22-124 Cedar Street, three three-s story
business buildings, on plot 7Ox1OO, fo1
the estate of Thomas F. Turley, repre-
sented by Robert r. Rainey, and Hugh
III. Ralney,. the executor of the estate
and the Chandler estate, of Chicago
by William J. Roome. The buyer is
Charles Taylor. 1t will be improved at
the expiration of leases.
Sale in Produce Section
William A. White e. Sons have sold
to Armstrong & Hesse, wholesale deal
ers In butter. cheese and eggs, the
five-story building at $50 Greenwich
Street. being the inside building on q
5o-foot corner of Jay Street, size 25S
5S.4. for Elizabeth A. Ficken and Lillian
Z. Hingslage. The new owners will
make alterations and use it for their
business.
Old Beekman Street Holding Sold
Bryan l.. Kennedy has sold at pri-
vate sale for the estate of Mrs. Ward
McAllister the five story brownstone
front business building at SO Beekman
Street, on lot 25x876. The property
has been in the McAllister family for
more than seventy years.
Operator Gets Old Holding
The BroadwayJohn Street Corpora
ton, Elias A. Cohen president, has
bought from Elizabeth Van Beuren
White 143 Front Street, an eighteen
foot tive-story business building, held
IN the family of the seller for more
than century. Cammann, Voorhees,
d Floyd were the brokers.
Change in Bond Street Ownership
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Anna S. de Selding to Bernard
Corn 25 Great Jones Street and %
Bond Street, a four-story building, on
plot 25x200.
Tenant Buys on Fulton Street
Frederick Brown has resold to James
r. Casey, tenant, the four-stor build
ing, on lot 20x34, at 244 Fulton Street,
adjoining the corner of Washington
Street. through Robert F. Bonsall.
A. II. Levy has. resold for the Man
port Realty Company to a client of
Wolfe e. Co. the seven-story ware
house, 2ox10o, at 18 Leonard Street,
held at 100000. The Manport Company
bought the property recently from Max
Marx and others. who had acquired it
a few days earlier at the Juilliard cs-
tate auction
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Reports From Suburbs Indicate
Active Interest in Home Buying

George Howe has sold for G. Hilliard
Ross 20 Quimby Avenue, White Plains,
to Arnold Munich, of White Plains.
Burke Stone has sold the residence
of John II. Young, Park Place, North
Pelham, to Anson Smith. of Mount
Vernon.
The Robert f. Farley Organization
has sold for Mrs. Fannie B. Allen her
dwelling in Buckingham Road. Nepper-
han Heights, Yonkers, to Bertha G.
Purdy, of New York City.
Richard Dickson has sold for Rose
Stewart to Sarah Jane Dickson 354
South First Avenue, Mount Vernon, a
two-story dwelling, with garage.
Chaunsey B. Griffen & Co. have
rented to Bennett Epstein, of the Cen
eral American Tank Car Corporation,
the Mcdowell cottage, at Al Highland
Avenue, Woods of Larchmont, fur
nished, for the summer season.
Sales in Long Island
John F. Scott has sold for Mrs. Frank
C. Groeber her house on Grove Ave-
nue.. Cedarhurst, L. l.. to H. Sellers
Mckee I'd.
Walter Scott, of Bergenfeld, N. j.,
has bought the dwelling at 145 Fran
coma Avenue, Flushing, through J. Al
bert Johntra.
Cornelius G. Kolff has sold to Carl
F. Grieshaber the semi bungalow on
Dudley Avenue, South New York, Addi-
ton No. 1, Staten Island, for Mrs.
Ainslie, Of Brooklyn.
Trading in Morristown
Eugene V. Welsh has sold for Mrs.
Benjamin Natkins her property in
Morris Plains. near Morristown, N. j.,
consisting of modern dwelling, garage
and poultry house, on. plot 140x30O.
John M. Crofton, of Maplewood, is the
purchaser The same broker has sold
to Lester E. Ortiz, of Bernardsville, a
country place at Morris Plains, COM
prising ten acres, residence. stables
and outbuildings. The seller was Mrs.
Winslow B. Ingham. of New London,
Conn.
William J. Romaine and Mr.. Welsh
have leased for a term of years for
Paul Biglow his residence at 25 Morris
Avenue, Morristown, to Edward F.
Dunn ir,, Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Facing Death,
Man Admits
Staying Wife
George Evans, on Operating
Table With Self.1nflicted
Wound in Throat, Tells
Of New Britain Tragedy
Woman Choked to Death
Tov Reins Used for Crime
and Body Put in Trunk;
Fled Here After Killing

living on an operating table at
uelevue Hospital yesterday afternoon,
.;,h self-inaicted wound in his
.,,o,t George Evans, Of 652 West
Main Street, New Britain Conn, told
n.t.c.ive William Quinn, of the 18th
precinct, that he had choked
~. wife to death in the kitchen Of
their home on Tuesday morning.
A. the exact mement when Quinn
xas taking down Evans's gasping con-
tsssion the chief Of police of New
Rritain was telephoning to New York
ssadouarters a description of the man
who Law in Bellevue with little chance
10 live, requesting that he be appre-
hended and held on a charge of homi-
eide.
Evans, who formerly lived in Colo
-ado. went to the Park Avenue Hotel
on Tuesday night about II o'clock and
registered from Denver
Chambermaid Finds Him
Yesterday. Just before noon, hanie
Dempsey, q chambermaid, knocked on
the door OF Evans's room. She re-
ceived no reply and found the door un-
locked. Evans was on the bed. uncon-
scious, with jagged cash in his neck.
By the bedside lay three-inch silver
Of glass, apparently broken from a
tumbler. with which the injury had
been inflicted.
Evans was taken to Bellevue Hos
ptal. After he had made his state
ment an oueration was performed
which may save his life His condi-
ton was reported last night as critical
Evans told the police that he had
left New Britain yesterday afternoon
after choking his wife to death follow
ing family quarrel He accused the
dead woman Of inhdelity and said that
following d remark of his to the effect
that their three year-old SON was not
getting proper care she had told him
that she didn't care what became of
the boy. This, he said, caused the at
tack.
New Britain dispatches say Evans
strangled his wife with set of toy
reins and packed her body in trunk.
He then went TO the home of his wife's
mother. Mrs. William Ordner, of Ill
Columbia Street, and told her he was
going to Waterbury TO see medical
specialist. The boy, Teddy, was with
him, and Evans kissed the child good
by, asking Mrs. Albert Powell, his wife's
sister, to look after him. His wife, he
said, was to meet him at the station
and 90 with him.
After Evans left Mrs. Powell went
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Accumulates Big 65th Street
Site for Dwelling House

Douglas L. Gilman Co. have sold
for the estate of David Funk 121 East
Sixty-fifth Street, hree-story dwell
ing on lot 2ox10o. The sale completes
an accumulation of a plot fronting
forty feet on Sixty-ffth Street be-
tween Park and Lexington avenues and
fifty feet. on Sixty-sixth Street, abut-
1913 East Sixty-ffth Street and 118 and
120 East Sixtysixth Street. On the
combined plot the buyer intends tc
erect fine residence for himself at
the expiration of the present leases.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
New Building Plans
Manhattan


SOUTH WILLIAM ST, IA and 1s: for a
12-story office building, 42.3x4s.6; Mer-
chants and Shippers Ins Co, 40 Wall st,
owner; c e Higgins, 10 w 44th st. arch
itect ........,.......... SITS 900
Bronx
FAILE ST, Whitlock av; 1-story brick
garage. 100x150; w c P Realty Co, Inc.
owners; Philip Wattenberg, 406 T. 149th
st. PRESIDENT Irving Margon. 355 E 149th
st. architect; cost .............$35 600
Manhattan Alterations
PATH ST. 81 and 39 W. to 4-story store
and lofts; G &. II CUNT, premises, own
ers; j Fisher, 25 Avenue a, archi-
tect .............. 900
27TH ST, los w; to a four-story office and
show room building; Weinberg 6 Goor-
fin Inc, 4S w Goth st. owners; j ] Die
mer, l Madison av. architect. ..$12, 700
BROAD ST, Pearl st, to a 7story
seven. story telephone exchange; New
York Telephone Co, Is Dey st, owner
E Unger, 203 Broadway. archi
tect ............ ..'.'..-.. .>lz,uVo
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
Mouquin's to Start Again
On Fulton Street
Property. on Block East of Old
Stand Bought Yesterday
IA Sifa

Louis Mouquin is to resstablish his
restaurant at 114-116 Fulton Street.
which he purchased yesterday from the
Broadway-John Street Corporation for
a consideration reported to be some
thing less than $685. 900. The property
Is block east of the old establish
ment at lao Fulton Street.
Inc property acquired yesterday is a
:slx-story loft structure, 5OxS0, adjoin-
ing the southwest corner Of Dutch
street. 1t will be completely recon
structed by Mr.. Mouquin when posses
sion sion is obtained on May I. Moore e.
oParks negotiated the transaction.
The Mouquin business was started at
% Fulton Street about sYxty-hvc years
ego by Henri Mouquin. 1t remained
tnere only a few years. removing to
149 Fulton Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Choice Dwellings
Taken Out of Market
Mrs. H. Van Rensselaer, Ken
nedy Sells East SID St. House
to William Fahnestock


Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy the five
story American basement dwelling at
40 East Fifty-second Street, The
house occupies a lot 25x10O, and is
one Of the finest of its size in that
section. The purchaser, William Fahen-
stock, now occupies the house under
a lease.
Tenant Buys 18th Street Dwelling
Gustave Schwab has bought the five
story dwelling at So East Seventy
eighth Street from Mrs. Kennen Fra
zler. 1t is lot 18.9x1022, and sold
through Pease & Gilman. Mr.. Schwab
occupies the House under lease.
More Buying on East Side
Frank Munson has sold to Arthur
Soller the four-story dwelling, on lot
20x102.2, at 1T East Seventy-first
Street
Clark Estate Sells in 74th Street
The Brown, Wheelock Company and
L: j.. Phillips & Co. have sold for the
Clark estate the five-story elevator
dwelling. on lot 25x1O0, at AZ West
Seventy-fourth Street to Max Greene,
who will occupy after extensive alter
ations.
Operators Buy Four SD St. Houses
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
have purchased from Charles Meyers
167 to 173 East Eighty-second Street,
four three-story and basement brown
stone dwellings, each on lot 19.2x
1922. Possession of the entire plot
can be had in sixty days.
Sale of Three 77th Street Houses
Three dwellings. on lot 12.6x1OO5
each, at so to 81 East Seventy
Street have been sold to a purchaser,
who, it is understood. intends to alter
the houses into one dwelling. Nos.
SO and 81 were sold by Mrs. Henry
Meyers, and so was sold for Neva H.
Sadlier.
Former Sage Estate Houses Resold
Irving Warren has resold two of the
residential properties which he pur-
chased recently at the auction sale of
the Margaret Q. Sage estate conducted
by Joseph P. Day He sold 121 West
117th Street to Emma Muller through
Street to Mrs. Jean W. Dishman
through Ben f. Fryer.
Other West Side Sales
The Thomas c. Sloane estate has sold
the four-s story dwelling, on lot 21x1005,
at II West Fifty-tirst Street.
Ben F. Fryer has sold for Irving
story dwelling, on lot 20x72, to H. A.
Jaffin.
J. B. English has sold for ]. A. Phil
brick the four-story dwelling at 348
West Fifty-sevenh Street.
The Duff & Brown company has sold
for the Bronx Investing Company 425
West 144th Street, four-story dwell
ing, on lot 18x1OO.
L. and A. Pincus have purchased from
the estate of Anna H. Shea the four
story loft at 143 West Fifty-frst Street,
on lot 25x100, with immediate posses
sion. The purchasers were represent
ed by Charles Meyers.
Charles A. Du Bos has sold for the
Kings County Savings Institution to
Oscar Trebitsch the tnree-story dwell
ing at $40 West 1b0th Street.
The estate of Henry Gentzlinger has
sold the four-story dwelling, on lot
2l.8x100, at 420 Second Avenue, to Rose
Friedman through j. Jacobowitz.
A client of Charles S. Rosenthal has
purchased the dwelling at A East 119th
Street from Abraham c. Mann.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Newberry Trial Nears End
Littleton, for Defense, and Dali
lev Clash in Debate

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March IT.
With all defense arguments completed
the last government plea we'll un-
der way. the Newberry election con
spiracy case tonight was within a few
hours of submission to the jury.
Martin w. Littleton, of New York,
for the defense, and Frank C. Daley,
of Indianapolis, for the government,
engaged in debate to-day. Mr.. DALEY
began his address late in the afternoon
and has at his disposal all of to-mor-
row. Judge Clarence w. Sessions has
indicated that he will not charge the
jury until Friday unless arguments are
completed by tomorrow noon.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18

to the Evans home, where she found
clothing that her sister might have
been expected to wear for an out-of-
town trip. She observed also that tho
trunk had been moved, and attempted
to lift it. The key was found In =
pocket Of . suit Of clothes belonging
to Evans. Mrs. Powell unlocked the
trunk and found the body. Tho toy
harness was drawn around the throat
land the body was clad in night clothes
Evans, also known as EvanofY, is q
Bulgarian miner. He met his wife in
Colorado Springs Ave years ago. when
she was fifteen years old. Neighbors
say the couple quarreled frequently.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
STORAGE NOTICE
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

n ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVI-
sion of law, there being Que and unpaid
charges io- which the undersigned Metrop-
oils Storage Warehouse is entitled TO 1iep
as warehcIsenan on the gooas hereinafter
described, and due notice having been
given to all parties known t. claim an
Interest therein, and the time specified in
such notice Tor payment Of such charges
having expired. there Will be sold at public
auction al our Warehouse, 81 W. l3sth St.
on SATURDAY, APRIL 3RD, 1890, AT
1850 A. NJ. and continuing on each and
every Saturday thereafter. beginning at
the same hour until all goods are sold, to
wit: Household furniture, consisting OF
par!or suits. bedroom suits dining room
suits library furniture, pianos, victrolas,
musical Instruments. carpets. rugs, trunks,
poSss barrels suit cases. contents con-
ssting OF clothing, linen, books, papers,
stationery pic fures. brio -brac china and
glassware. silverware. bedding, draperies
ana materials, aud other personal effects
heN Tor the account of the following par
liss concerned: MISS GAINES. MRS.
EfLoRENCE POLLARD. MRS MATTE
p,pltl paRRls' MIR ALEN. TYSON. MRS.
trAEks, MRS. BRIDGET EDWARDS.
NIX FORD MR. DAN HARRIS, being now
stored IN said Metropolis Storage Ware
mouse The goods Will be on exhi bition at
sne sas t!rne and place OF sale. and on each
Metropolis Storage Warehouse
OFFICE sn y,rcT, ,oorv> 1,r
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
81 100000 Hotel Planned
For Eighth Avenue Corner

Plans have been filed for fourteen
story hotel, with stores. on the north
west corner of Eighth Avenue and
Forty-third Street, for the West Forty
eighth Street Realty Company. H. Clay
man, president. 1t will have 'front.'
age of 1853 feet on the avenue and 200
feet on the street. Gronenberg s
Leuchtag, architects, estimated the cost
at $1.500,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Max N. Natanson Buyer of
Big West End Av. Apartemnl

Max N. Natanson is the purchaser
from the Lombacha Realty Company
of the southeast corner of West End
Avenue and Eighty-sixth Street,
thirteen-story apartment, on plot 1O2x
80, reported in yesterdays Tribune. 1t
was sold all for cash.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Plaintiff Is the Buyer
AT IA VEsEY STREE

BY Henry Brady
SAD ST. 527 W. n g. $50 W 10th av. 25x
1908, s-sty brick tenmt and stores;
Elizabeth A Austen ct al agt Lena
Gehringer OF al; due On Judet, t,ss6.60 |:
taxes sto, sss021. sold to the plaintiff
for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
Brokers in 23d Street Deal

Ames & Co. were the brokers' in the
sale of the Third Reformed Presbyte-
rian Church, 236 and 238 West Twen
ty-third Street to the Congregation
Emuth Israel
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18

.ol an order of Hcnorab,e John = 5A-'S~ ~
YYs,an' Ysrl surrogate of the County OF New
nv. MA. NOIlCE is hereby given TO aiI per-
ksn ihssihg having claims agair& John p. suer.
tsssso, tt.ssu, TO present the same with youchers
,rsnsos. 10 the subscribers. at their place Of
staTasu.s business, at the office Of their
Nss.SeSs' aug ossenheiEner. Untermyer 4.
NsstSasii. No. 120 Broadway. Boroush Of
fsr.'s.aa.tan fer. City of New Yor., on or be
''1e n me 2Ist day OF June next
ssnber. 1919 o"S VI 10
ELISE kAETHE SUERKEN.
HERMAN p. SUERKEN.
rccuA-t,,1 Executorx
1%aAnHSHALL, "a Attorneys for Executors.
Nv Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan'
New York CITY '~A'
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
NEW JERSEY
There are Homes

To be had at pre-war prices IL you will
drop the subway habit. Within easy COM
muting distance. with frequent and com
Portable train service, l have homes at
$4,000, $1,000, $500, $4,000 and $4,000,
built a few years ago. that would cost at
least a half more to construct now They
decision and prompt action We have al
ready done the Shopping" to find them
they are for you to act upon; they sell
on sight. See me about them.
Howard Goldsmith, 63 Park Row
Telephone 1896 Beekman.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
EDITH c. LEFFERTS.
SARENT LEFFERTS,
BLAIR 5. WILLIAMS.

pAI r,1t-,>, n ENeCutOrs.
04rLDNlN HCTCHINS Attorneys for
Executors. az 120 broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE sALE--wILLTAM TOBIAS.
Auctioneer. sells Thursday. March Is.
1920, at 1880 A. NJ. Borough Manhattan
by order Of Mortgagee. Babbett's metal
and anti-frtction metal Of Joseph n.
Jaeclxel, on promises OF a. NcKanna,s al
Chambers Street, Borough IS Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18

FOR sALB-DEsIRABLE Two-FAM1LY
residence OF IA rooms with all modern
improvements: building in good condition ,
barn and chicken house; lot S0x22O;
we'll located in the village OF Patchog ue,
five minutes walk from railroad station
Price less than $4,000. Terms of payment
reasonable.
r. GUTTRIDGE,
Patchog gue plymouth Mills Corporation.
Patchogue, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18
SURROGATES' NOTICES

LEFFERTs. WILLIAM HIN pTrRSr-.
cce shce OF an order OF Honorable John p.
yyonaian' yoa' surrogate OF the County of New
sar' avfh' NOTICE 10 hereby given TO all per
I.r.lh ~ na'lhg claims against William II.
diseased, ~. to present the same with youch.
Wis ris thereof to tho subscribers. at their
~ s,age % OF 'rahsactine business. at the office
" " oao"!n q Hutchins. their ATTORNEYS.
w.. ~ Nv hroadway, Borough of Manhat
ta,s tas, ~. "a me tiy Of New York. on or be-
''e n .ne ,th day of September next.
nss s1a'ed' New York. the LIST day OF March.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18

csSusnce OF All order of Honorabla Jnhn
Yors H. = surrogate OF the County of New
Gvinr nosacs c'a Is hereby given TO all persons
lrocI ,e, ,eia'ils against William Henry Well
iherso, 70 Present the same with vouchers
transsctt1nus no Inc subscriber. az his place Of
Hendr,ass business at the office OF Hendrtck
Of M tvH. NO. Rector Street, In the City
Nay ,saa a,ofA' On Or before the 10th dsN Of
h. ~ssa, is1,s New York. the 9Th day Of Novem.
ARTHUR c. WELLBRocK.
HENpp,r.r Executor.
z dENDRICK AffnrnaYa
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18

susnssn. ELISHA ROBBINS--IN PryR.
ccehaIsn. s,,rran 2, an oder of Hon. John II
ms notice is hereby given to ali per.
Walker 1ass claims against Elisha Robbino
escsssed. 'see ~ ] Oh the County of New York.
II sranrs, sran.eoi, to the subscriber at his place
q the CT. business. No 81 Broadway
Nth dsy y, o! New York. on or before the
VI. 1915 new York. tho 2srd day OF oots.
JOSEPH WALKER. Jr.,
&oUlena ~,- Administrator.
.s erStos sHV3lS1: ~ Attorneys for Adm1uls-
- Ceder Street. New York Ct1y.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18

oENDRlCK HENDRICK. Attorneys 10,
1eeutor. Rector ST.. New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-03-18

Horr rruKsUANCE OF AN ORDER or
TIA csrn1,onh 1ohn p Cohalan. Surrogate st
" s,van.y OF New York. NOTICE Il here.
sxs,nns, ,n,sen TO all persons having claims
Count, Seosg ianna b. Wright. late ef the
ssnt Il. oi New York. deceased to pre-.
SusISss0.. at his place OF ,ransaot.nS
csrter a. the ONCE of his attorneys
Nrest. - ,reayard Milburn. No. 81 Wall
Dat.as sns "a day of February, 1920. nsxt.
alls. "ew York. the 21st day Of July.
HORACE E. DExrNc rx.c,,..
tc.snR, LEDYARD Z MfiBURN. IL.
Ho,neys Tor Executor. s. Wall street,
OF Manhattan. New York city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
SUES MID-C0 ON
CONTRACT BREACH
Kroll Claims He Should
Have One-tenth Of
Refinery Profits

Damages Of 8l5O.0OJ Tor alleged
breach ~ contract. ono-tenth interest
boo two oil rofincries and a restraining
order preventing the Mid-Co Gasp'
line company from using a secre.
process for tho refining OF crude oils,
were asked In a sui. filed in district
court Wednesday by Cornelius Kroll
against the gasoline company.
kro.l "a technical expert aad re-
finer Of crude oils was employed by
the Mid co Gasoline company at a
salary # $4,000 year. Under an
agreement with the company he was
20 receive oue-tcuth or he profits
from the oil refined by the company
n their refncries except refinery
so. I at West ruls5. IN exchange for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-16
IN SIGHT
AT POST OFFICE
Alterations to BE Made
AT Once to Relieve
Congestion

Alterations Boo progress Ht tho
Tulsa post office have boon accClrr-
Hiod by the arrival this wook of
practically ,li remaining materials
needed, John n Ncgco. suporiutoud-
cut of malls, stated yesterday Mr
McG"c refused, however, 20 be- in
v'irlod into any rash prediction us
io the probable date uf completion
Of improvements
More speed I'm tho handling of par
Gel post PACKAGE destined for dis
trhution In Tulsa viii Ic @ probable
result when tho mail chute now
undcr construction from the work
room NJ the post office to the now
parcel post room In tho basement is
tu operation tho latter part ~ this
week. Mr.. McGco said Immediately
upon receipt, parcel post packages
addressed to Tulglua viii be sent
vim tho mail chute TO the parcel post
department whore n clerk will Hcpa-
rate thcm for distributiun I'm tho dif-
foront districts, Tho now arrange
mcnt viii save time In handling the
packages and give more space on the
workroom floor.
Changing the parcel post mailing
window from lta present location 10
A section In the center Of the lobby
now occupied by mail boxes was be-
gun yeategday The change is being
made TO eliminate confusion caused
In waiting lines OF people by tho
Of tho parcel post mail
ng and tho general delivery win
lows Next 10 the now parcel post
window viii bc an Information win
low looking upon" tho desk OF the
OF mails
A raise IN the rental price Of posi-
,fflce boxes will become effective
october I. according to notice
,Ostod yesterday. Boxes formerly
'enting for 81 for threo months will
'osl $3.50, 8i5O boxes $500. $500
loxos s3.00. s3.00 boxes si00, and
IA 90 boxes 81 90