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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
REALTY MARKET BREvtrfEs.

Ernest r. Strasser. detective. is the
buyer Of the two story dwelling. on a
rlot 25xI00 at 1896 Gates avenue.
Brooklyn. near Evergreen avenue,
bought from IL Slatery recently.
A ive-story apartment 70 cost $780,
600 Is to be erected al the southeast
corner Of Walton avenue and lS4th
street. 7ixs5. BY the Galveston Building
Company Philip HerschowslSy presi-
dent Charles Kreyborg prepared the
nlans. which have Just been aled with
the Building Department.
Shampan & Shampan, architects. have
been selected to prepare plans for an
apartment house to be erected on the
north side of Eignty-second street. be-
tween Twenty first and Twenty-second
avenues Brooklyn. for the Bensonhurst
Construction Corporation.
Charles r. Noyes Company have
been appointed managing agent for the
sixteen-story Royal Building at 1876
William Street. southwest corner OF
Fulton, just purchased by the North
ern Assurance Company, Ltd. also for
fine sixteen story Price, Waterhouse q
Go. building at 5t-oS Pine street
through 10 26-2S Cedar street. the
seyen-story Segas Building 12S Water
street and 81-s3 Pine street. and for
1o9-i15 Leonard street and Benson
place, recently purchased BY the Baltic
Holding Corporation, and which build
ings are now being reconstructed into
modern Office buildings. The Noyes
Company were the agents in the sale OF
ali of these properties to the respective
owners.
Metropolitan League OF Savings and
Loan Associations will hold It's annual
meeting in the offices OF the Railroad
Association, 437 Lexington avenue, at
Forty-fourth street, next Thursday
night.
Clark Brothers are the buyers Of the
Armidale Apartment, at the southeast
corner OF Riverside Drive and 16Oth
street, sold recently by the Mang House
Realty Corporation.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Bronx Board Of Trade vii ne held
Wednesday at p. NJ.
Samuel Hoffman. who recently bought
four altered dwellings at to 10 West
Twenty-first street from the Van Ingen
estate, will convert the buildings into
lofts and offices.
David Cohen is the buyer OF the
buildings at lis liz Bowery, sold re-
Gently by Jacob T. Hadley
Wygoda Realty Company Is the buyer
OF 225 East 1924 street sold recently.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

Ross Mcpherson 10 Herbert Brennan
and leased an apartment In 81 Eas,
Fifty-fifth street for Harry Allan Jacobs
% s. Homer Federman.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, rented a
furnished apartment in l45 East Fifty
third street TO Alfred j. Edge.
Cross & Brown Company, with the
Biltmore Realty Corpora ton. leased ex-
acutive offices in the new sixteen story
building recently completed by Julius
Tlshn,an s Sons at Is West Thirty
seventh street 10 the advertising concern
of spencer-Lay Company. Cross s.
Brown Company have also leased space
il this building 10 the Standard Carbide
Sales Company for their executive and
sales offices
VIM. A. White + Sons leased 10
Theodore Ficke Warehouses. Inc, the
store and basement at Az Broadway to
Louis Kappelman for restaurant pur-
poses for a period Of ten years also
leased at l66 Centre street, the store
and basenIent 10 South Bend Lathe
Works: at Reade street. a Ioft 10
ichultteis s. Bellay; at 0 Reade street
loft TO the Argonne Press st IS Hud-
son street. the store and basement TO
Abraham Wiesenfeld.
A. r. karscher leased the Ave story
building at lSb Duane street for term
OF 1--WE years.
floor In 125 East Twenty-third street
10 the National Thermometer Compa ny.
Inc. also the third floor In 345 West
Broadway to OLeary & Lux: also the
third floor in 40 East Twentieth street TO
the Manhattan Dress Company. and the
fifth floor in IL East Houston street 10
the Novelty Tie Corporation.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

II. s. Connolly & Co OF Montclair
sold 10 Hamilton Garner the Colonial
residence on the east side OF Essex
avenue IN the Watching section OF
Upper E1ontclair. also to William I.
Timmons the ten room Colonial resi-
dence on the south side of Gates ave-
nue. on large plot wit. garage in
rear OF same.
r. N. Nicholson & Co.. sold At Lynd-
hurst, n. J.. TO A. P. Mauninen a house
on Third avenue; TO Bernard n. Rein
ecke a house on Stuyvesant avenue: 70
John Miller a house on Page avenue
also to Mrs. Charles Weick a house on
Park avenue in Rutherford. to Mrs.
Emma j. Reed house on Travers
place; to II. r. Chankalian house on
Post avenue.
Louis Schiesinger. Inc, leased to the
Bretscher Manufacturing Company the
first floor in ~ Marshall street: the
fourth floor In SEQ Broad street to Rob-
ert Browns theatrical and dramatic
school: also to the Newark Stadium
Company offices in 5S4 Broad street.
Percy Aldrige Granger, the pianist,
has purchased the Mabel y. Prigge
property on Cromwell place. White
Plains, \. r. for his permanent home.
The sale was negotiated by Chauncey
Prince & Ripley sold TO a client for
Caroline c. I4arrabee large vacant
llot on Greenridge avenue, White Plains,
y. y.
Prince & Ripley sold for Caroline G.
Larrabee a large plot on Grcenridge
avenue to a client OF the Office.
Arson f. Robinson sold for William
r. Robertson his dwelling. including a
garage and about one acre or ground.
on the northwest corner Of Washington
and Langdon avenues. Ardsley-on-Hud-
son, y. T.. to John n. Wheeler. presi-
dent OF the Bell Syndicate also sold TO
William NJ. Pettis parcel Of land on
the corner Of Langdon avenue and Erie
street. ArdsIey on Hudson.
David $. Meyer. Inc. sold for the
estate of Jacob Werthiem the Columbia
Garage, on Brighton avenue, West End.
". r., to Jones & Edwards; for Schnei-
derwind Estate 400 acre farm. near
Lakewood, TO Mr.. Keist-
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, leased for
the Princess Vlore her waterfront es-
tate at Sands Point. Port Washington,
L. T.. TO Malcolm ID. Sloan
David s. Meyer, Inc. leased in West
End. N. j.. the McFadden property on
westwood avenue the Higgins property
on Westwood and Brookdale avenues
Plewzinske property On Cedar avenue
Hollander property on Norwood and
Cedar avenues. estate OF Gustave Falk
property on Ocean and Sternberger ave-
nues. three apartments on Brighton ave-
nue.. and In the Borough Of Deal the
Danenberg property on Jerome avenue,
]. X. seeley property on Roseld avenue
Mrs. Settlers property on Roseid ave-
nue., Raymond Hendriclsson property on
Roseld avenue, r. W Appleby property
on Darlington Road. Slocum property or
Monmouth Drive. and BeeEle property
on Norwood and Hathaway avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
INSURANCE SEEN
AS BUSINESS HELP
Loans on Policies Cited as
Solution in Financial
Crisis.
UNDERWRITERS CONVENE
Place Insurance Value Of
American People at
$4,000, 100000.

The iusurabie value OF the America \
people was placed Al 1922 600 ooo. geo. II
was estimated yesterday at the thirty
nth annual meeting o. the Life Under
writer's Association ~ New York city AZ
tho Hotel Astor. More than 500 prom
inent underwriters Or the metropolis At
tended the meeting.
During the open discussion il was
asserted that ia the business readjust-
nent in progress in the past months
more business men Of moderate means
were saved serious financial enharrass-
ment or worse BY loans on their iusur-
ance policies than b. any other means.
n Albert Linton, vice-president OF the
Provident Lite ana Trust Insurance
Company OF Philadelphia, said his com
pany had advanced more money In the
last nine months on the policies OF bust
ness men OF moderate means than ever
before in the history Of the company.
Such loans did much 70 stabilize con-
dttions and save many business men
from bankruptcy, speakers said
The reason that the Government War
Risk Insurance Bureau lost thirty seven
OF the forty billions Of life insurance Il
wrote during the war was that the Eer-
vice men were not solid on the idea
Of insurance 1t was declared. The MEM
bers of the association have made every
effort to have former service men retain
their Government insurance and Will
continue their efforts
Frederick Al Wallis, Commissioner o.
Immigration. and the Rev. @. Wallace
Petty. pastor OF the Mount Morris Bap-
fist Church. were speakers at a dinner
last night. Those who addressed the
business meeting were orville Thorp of
Dallas, Texas, and Franklin w. Ganse
OF Boston president and executive com
nittee chairman. respectively. of the
National Association of Life Under
writer's; F.. A. Woods OF Pittsburgh. ex-
president Of the association DR.. Lee X.
Franl<el third vice-presldent of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
q NJ. Lovelace, director of the Carnegie
school of life insurance craftsmanship OF
Pittsburgh, ard Robert y. Jones, presi-
dent OF the New York association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
WOOD LEAVES CAPITAL
ON PHILIPPINE MISSION
Former GoUernor-GenerGI of
Islands Is With Him.

WAsRfNGToN, March 2l-Having re-
ceived final instructions on his Philip
pine mission from Secretary Weeks.
Major-Gen Leonard Wood left Wash
lngton tonight FOR san Francisco, where
he will board ship April 2 for Manila
The General was accompanied al his
conference with Secretary weeks to-day.
and win be accompanied on bis mission
Of Investigating conditions IN the Philip
Dlne Islands. By vi Cameron Forbes,
former Goyernor-Ge General OF the Islands.
Gen. Wood. Il was said At the Waf
Department, win continue 10 serNe as
commander or The Sixth Army Corps
while engaged i'll carrying OFT the
Philippine mission as directed b. Presi-
dent Harding. He viii be accompe MED
70 The Philippines BY Col. r. Il. Mccoy.
Lieut. Col Gordon Johnson. Major Peter
Bouditch and Lieut.. 0. c. Wood, his son.
Who Will serve as aide de camp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
HOUSEWIFE BLAMED
FOR EXCHANGE RATE
Canadian Minister of Com
n1erce Assoils Purchasing.

MONTREAL. March 21.-The Canadian
housewife to-day was held largely re-
sponsible by Sir Henry Drayton, Minis
ter of Commerce, for the adverse ex-
change rate in the United States on the
Canadian dollar
Speaking before the American Wom-
ems Club here. Sir Henry warned that
with continuance Of the lavish inn
portntiou of merchandise from the United
States" at the expense OF Canadian pro-
ducers and manufacturers. national
bankruptcy was inevitable. Unnecessary
purchases. such as fruit vegetables.
eggs and textiles, he said added an
extra charge OF SO on every ton Of coal
in the cellars OF Montreal houses, since
the adverse rate OF exchange inflated
the price Of every article thus imported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
BLACK FACES REARRFST.
New York Man Forfefts Bonds In
Florida Liquor Case.

MIAMI, March 21,-Harry st. Frances
Black New York capitalist, ii whose
private car at Cocoanut Grove lasr
Wednesday were found sixty cases OF
liquor, did not appear when mis- case
was called in Mayors court at that place
to-day and Mayor Matheson ordered the
1900 cash bond posted by Black forfeit
ed and bench warrant issued for his re-
arrest. The warrant Il returnable
Wednesday.
from Palm Beach. where he was arrest
ed Saturday night upon order or Gov
Hardee. who advised the local authori-
ties that the dismissal or the Federal
charge against him by the United States
Commissioner did not relieve the State
authorities cf their duty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
BUYS GEDNEY FARM HOTEL.
h. III. CrandaIl Pays About $1,000
900 for Noted HostIery.

Edward H. Crandall, vice-president OF
the New York State Hotel Mems Associ-
alton. has purchased the Gedney Farm
Hotel il White Plains. Formal con
tracts we're signed Saturday. The prop
erty was owned by the Gedney Farm
Company and includes the hotel itself,
considerable acreage surrounding Il. the
Ridgeway house and Ridgeway garage
and stables. 1t is said the purchase
price was about S1,000.000. The buyer
has been the lessee OF the property for
The last five years. He intends TO bring
about several improvements on the hotel
In a few weeks Prince Il Ripley were
the brokers The same brokers also
negotiated the sale or the Gedney Farm
Country Club property which was re-
Gently purchased by the members OF the
club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
MOTOR MANUFACTURES
CONVICTED OF HOMICIDE
Frederick A. Henderson
Found Guilty in Buffalo.

BUFFALO. March ~ n Frederick A
Henderson. president OF the Henderson
Paige Motor Car Company, was con-
picted Of granddaughter. second degree,
by O. Jury IN county court here today.
Henderson. driving an automobils
when he was alleged to have been drunk.
ran down and killed George Il. Water
man, 20 years old. The conviction car
rles a penalty OF not more than fifteen
years Imprisonment and a fine of 81, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
DEALS IN OTHER BoRouGHs.

H. Frankfort rented for Mrs. Il. A.
Brlnckerhoff to NJ Bereida the Wave
Crest Inn at Far Rockaway, Queens,
at an aggregate rental OF 100000. I'M
provements and alterations are to be
made.
Stephen !. Ploucher has purcha sed
from Cornelius G. Kolff the corner plot
s0x100 feet on Delafield avenue and
Sheffield street in the Sunset Hill tract,
West New Brighton, S. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
BROOKLYN TRADING.

NJ. o'Brien sold T42 ST. Johns place,
seml-detachsd two family house. 35x
1879. also 1854 Union street. two story
private house, 20xl0o, for Worden L.
Winnie. and leased 1926 Atlantic avenue
Tor Rechnitz Bros, Inc, TO the Farrell
Auto Company for service station for
term OF years at a rental aggregating
S44S00
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SALES AT AUCTION.


NOTICE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Please take notice Tint at I2 80 r. NJ on
April 9th, 1921. 81 the Exchange sales Room.
ls-iB Nesey Street, Manhattan, New York
City through Adrian ~ Muller & Son. by
order and for the account On the undersigned
az trustee for the holders OF Collateral Trust
9qb Gold Bonds OF the Associst tod Blue Book
Publications, there will be offered for sale
at public auction to tie highest bidder for
cash. 40 shares Of tho common capital
stock OF the Automobile Trade Directory, a
domestic corporation, each share Of the par
value OF 800, a part Of the authorized co pi-
tai stock of the corporation Of which
100000 81 common and Si6o, 900 In preferred
IS now issued and outstanding. also 7so
shares OF the preferred capital stock OF the
same corporation as above mentioned each
share having por value Of 800. Under
the provisions q rho decd Of trust the net
procceda u sole arc required "a be first
applied te hie payment ii fult or Series Al
bonds and an surplus remaining thereafter
Ne ~ Ri mate bpplit able proporitcnntgly fo
ME- series bonds.
HORACE " SHETLAND.
faird Nep Y0rE Cr
NafUE ~ 1924
DAVIS WAGNET ENTER a ltoLrON.
ALtomays Tor Trugtes, H
Esssal stLsys
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WOMAN, ILL. KILLS HERSELF.
Mrs. stephens 90 Budd Lake. y. y.
Victim OF Dependency.

BupD LAKE, N w. March 2l--Mrs.
George stephens. 4 resident oe this lown
for many years. shot herself through
the head in her home this afternoon.
Coroner David FIGHTER, who conducted
the investigation. said he learned she
Lad been III and was respondent. She
left no message.
The woman took her life during the
absence OF Mrs Marie Mehlin. her COM
panton. The lattor. returning from q
snopping trip. found the doors and win
dows locked and called IN the police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
IN THE BRONX MARKET.

Daniel II. Jackson sold. through l.
Silvernan 70 Dora Kessler, $40 East
145th street. rs feet west OF St. AIMS
avenue, six story apartment house,
renting at $4,000 yearly. This prop
efty was held at $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Osborne, Trcacy AMI Bachrrnch
Form UtiIity Com mission.

TRENroN, y D. March 2i-The SEN
ate tonight confirmed the nominations
~ Judge Harry w. Osborne. Essex
county and former Judge John Treacy
~ Hudson county, Democrats. 20 be
members OF the newly crea ted state
Public Utility Commission
The other member Of The board u
fof-nlar Mayor Harry Bacharach of At
iautio City. Republican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
SETS DAYLIGHT

PorGH KEEPs1E. Merch 21.--Dayligtt
saving from the last Sunday IN April
to the last Sunday in September was
made effective here by the Common
Council. BY a unanimous vote tonight.
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Deals Revealed in Transfers.

Loewer Realty Company sold 10 Jo-
seph Schmtzberger the Ave story tene-
ment at $40 West Fiftleth street COX
1905
Anna H. Lincoln sold to the Garfield
Development the three story tenement
and store az 90 Pitt street, lS.Sxloo.
Antonio Messaro bought from John
r. Juhasz the three story dwelling at
$50 East 11Sth street. 1Tx75.7.
To Erect Large Commercial Garage
A. T.. Karscher, as broker, sold for
the estate OF Joan Gardner, represented
by Cadwalader. Wickersham & Taft the
southwest corner or Broome and Tomp-
kins streets to Samuel Waohatinsky.
who will erect three story garage on
this plot, 14sx250, being the largest
commercial garage in the world. costing
about $4,000 and being situated on
Broome. Tompkins and Grand streets.
Mr. karscher is now negotiating a
twenty-year lease FOR Ibis property for
u sum ageresating s1.00O,o00.
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FLANAGAN. Charles Nm. Fuller ,25s.e1
al i'i-'.'' $50
MOTIFS Plan Co. ' n Y''.....s.... 1870
| GRIBBEr. Laurence. Laura Crib
/ bel. Charles II. Schultz, James
| Calamano and Louis Z. Sehilling ,o
costs - So. 1888
Morris Plan Co, n. Y...-...... 1850
! GoLDsTEIN. Nicholas. Isidor D.
1 Weinberg and Maurice sllbsrman -
aoLp5ERG. Benjamin tsttyie Gal, !
Isry}mL. Linl;er e al. 49, Ao4'oz
age. Inc. '. .4.e. sos 20
HITcHiNGs. Hector M, and sss
West '2d ST. Corp.-f ID. Morri-
son ct al. costs. ......-....,.... lps so
son. Inc. ,..............,.......'. 1880
J6piTsKy. Dewey D. dewey Tea
{ Coffee Coz = Booth Fisheries :,
dziapper Bros 81. simonitch. 3oi.o1
KAzANsIlY, David. Minnie Kasan
silly. Joseph Perrin and Alex Fein
bsrg-Morris Plan Co., n. w.. 1885,
KAUFMAN. Frederick--W L. saw ~ -
JAfsLENE. jacob. KowaraSy. 1855
Isidor-Morris Plan Co, n. ". lI4eo
-
LANDAU Phese. Harold Landau
and Gerard Landeu-Morris Plan
logic, James--P Clarit..... 21a. 40
L4EIBowITz, George-T. Cohn. 1880
La Viiie.J' spendic ~ -' = .s2s22
~Tilmar Holding Corp ..e....s... Ies.o5
| MCGOWAN. John, and John Birney
Morris Plan Co.. N. Y.......... 1880
MoCoRMICK, Isabel F.--J. p Kelly o25.o2
NIELSEN. oluf-ribman Holding -
n. Y. wEs;TciHiiEisirrR AND Bos-
op Ton ny KT. goI,s ~ n,r,.r ioo4's
4 Amend ,-'...... 1.o55 IS
oitNsTEiN. 1sidoro-M. Aronowita. i,fi5.i0
PEERLESS TRUCKING Gotta
poppAPosToLouj. Apostoios : ]. :.
W. Aiexander ..........-..... 425. "a
PIRNAY, Edouard-Elias Berlow
RoBlsNsoiNN. Emanuei--s. Leber u.
REHLuM. Archie-o. Weiss. ... COZ. 15
IS, Godstein ................... los.17
| RosENsTEIN, Isaac-F. Herman. iol6s.2o
RODJENSKI, Stanley, or kodjen-
Times Square Auto Supply Co.
REICIiARD. morris samuels 1000
S4ARD, Frederick N.-Philip Wolf
soMfaiE;RRGi., sidney.s. Kieele:. 1920
Plan CO., n. Y................... 1870
Britannica Corp. ............. '. 1907 IS
7l al 49,. .o.epn... 500 %
inc. ............... ao2. 20
nendent order ~ Foresters. /. 1925. Sc
yERBINNEN. Enrna-I. Coventry $50. 50
WELLS. Frank M.-Berleley School 5o6.7o
WEST LAFAYETTE MFG. CO.,
TNC.-A. II. Thiele q Co., Irc... l,5493 ~
wASSERMAN. Pauline-J. Davis. 351.14
WE1ssER, Max--Graymore Garage
Corp. ........... 1890. ....... i@o.oe
WARREN. Cort HIP. Mort & son,
wEiNsTGtu. Ioseph-Generai Acct
deat F1rs and Life Assurance
Corp. Ltd, or Perth. Scotland Il. 1929
WATERSoN. BERLIN g. SNYDER
Coz. A. Reilly. ............... 2,SUo 20
WEINSTErN. Abe, and Louis
cohen--Fifth National Bank OF
City OF n. Y.........:......:. $500
n II. Trubenbach. 53sis
SAMT-Same ................. 63s. t6
SAME-Same Observation-Disclosures. 53s. Is
BRONX.
The first name Is that OF the debtor.
BURGER. Anthouy-N. X. Tele-
CiTPERMAN, samuel--Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. ........... 20.16
CROSBY, Minnie A.-F. J. Cough
lin Co, Inc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o2.oS
DWORKIN, samuei--Titie Guaran-
tee and Trust Co. p442
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GloEDANo Antonio. and Antonio
LAbIA. jacob, and Albert Musa-
bach-H. Simonson ......-,.-...- iS.-uz
NuTTINE, Vincenzo-T. Frederick. eS.'z
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The first name is that OF the DEBTOR ne
second that OF the creditor. and date wheo
f ssSss = s1 j Issi ii, j iss. r 1874
TOBIAS. Richard D.--Textile Pub
Co.. Inc. March e, 1919. ...-..- 25S.ss
PIKE, Hammond G. O.-Wiljsm h
GORDON. Parnet--s Gordon; No
vernber II, 1919, .......... .....: S2.Ic
EUBERr, Samuel J.--lsncyclopaedia
Britannica Corp Jan II. 1919. IVY
Nov. Is, 1920 ...-.......T..... s,ss2o
and Norris Kaplan-F. l.. FlnAe!-
stein Co., Inc: March Is, 1921 'oiAo
Il. ] Hukins; March 8. 1921 IVA
i7a iS's ST REALTY Co, iNc.--yoa
peitsoh Painting and Decorating 49,.
Co. Inc. oct 30. 1917 slo-72
land; March TO- isai $1,000
1 Rsuch: March o. iS2i. ...'..,.. 4.s1s.ss
Aug. 4. 1870 ..................... i,4l3.ss
Eastern TRADING Co. Inc; Feb.
BRITISH AN corp OF INDIA,
1870 ..,.............".. . s,6s5s2
ARONEFF, Solomon. Morris Schloss
and Louis Rosansky-Morris Plan
Co. OF New York. Oct. 81. 1890. 522.90
May IS. 1919. ~ i.lo4.ss
PARKS. Frank l.. and Eiiwood
Grim-H. W. Gebhardt; Aug. IS.
ROSENFELD. John ard Jacob
Weinstein--J. Finer; March II.
lezl ,..t .'...s.ts.... ..tt...*.-st- i'1lS+''
BRONX
MAY HOLDING Co-Nularkey
Co.. Inc June 20 1919. ........ A.Os
MAY HOLDING co. and Anna VOL
kenberg-Same: June 90, 1916 Ss.In
SAAIE-K. Edelbaum Feb. Z, 1917. l1f-ss
MARK, Charles w. and Joseph
1920 -. s..a........... r.2s7.Sa
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other Deals In Manhattan.

The F'ilrcee Construction Company.
Philip Krulewltch, president. purchased
/ from the Coss Dcro Realty Company
A. Co!ousono, president. the plot, 4oxs1
on the north side OF 174th street, 100
feet east of Audubon avenue, The
buyers will Immediately start the cree
ton OF six story apartment house. j,
Cotier was the broker.
Joseph ]. Garibaldi sold for the Fed
eral Estates Corporation the four story
and basement building ut Ito West
Forty-fourth street. 20xi0ab, between
Broadway and Sixth avenue. The prop
erty Is opposite the Belasco Theatre
and was valued at 100000. 1t is oc-
cupied BY the Lucca restaurant.
A. H Levy sold for 9. B. Richards
& Co. bankers, the three story two
family house at 6ls West 1ssth street
I5.sxIoo, near Riverside Drive. and
walch had not changed hands IN twenty
wears The new owner, who will oc-
cupy. is a client of Nicholas Celia, who
was represented by Marx g. snydecker,
attorneys.
grille Carreau. Inc, sold l32 East
Sixty-fifth street, a three story dwell
ing, FOR Robert b. Bowler 10 syndi-
cate which Will Immediately alter and
resell
williams Dexter Company. Inc, sold
the dwelling at $50 West Fourth street,
near the corner of West Eleventh street,
to Mrs. Marian c. Hawthorne.