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New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Space ON Park Row
Leased for $1,000, 900
Property Facing St. Paul's
Church Taken Over bv Schultz,
Who Plans Changes

The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
has leased at a rental aggrega'ing ap-
nroxiraa atelv 81 900 600 the grol 4 floor
and basement space st Park Row, fac
iHg St PauIs Church and the Post
Office, and being at the junction OF
Park Row. hroSdwev, Ann and Nesey
streets. After extensive alterations
the Schrlts Cigar Company will occupy
the corner portion for q branch store.
Negotiations are pending to suitcase
the remainder of the ground floor to q
we'll known chain store concern.
NJ. & L. Hess, Inc, leased for Ben
jamln Martin space at % and "a West
Twenty-sevensh Street to Manne &
Bergman, a; 134 West Twenty ninth
Street to Kasner & Flender and Trib-
and "a West Twenty seventh Street
70 Tuchman, Meyer & Go. ard the
sixth aoor al Isl Wcss Thirtie.h
Street TO Litzky & Schlosbers.
The Charles T. Noyes Company
leased the seventh foor Of the new
Allen Building. ll9 Fulton Street, ex-
tend ng through TO SO Ann Street. to
the Reuben Samvels Insurance Agency,
now al 50 Maiden Lane, for an aggre-
gate rental OF about $4,000.
hFil d Stern, with F. & G. Phomm,
leased at 1888 Broadway the twelfth
floor to Morris W. Haft E. Bros. Inc,
at an aggregate rental Of 100000.
Spear &, Co. leased the second floor
a 70S Broadway TO the Edward c.
Jones Envelope Company; sixth toor at
30 to 316 Sixth Avenue to the New
York Knitting Mills; the fourth locr
st n West Seventeenth Street TO Il
Feldman & Son: the hrst iioar st 8
Wcst Twenty Street TO Bass
Brothers; space at 79s Broadway (St.
Denis Offices to the New York Textile
Weaving Company. and to Ackerman
& Ackerman; the seventh floor at 33
and 35 West Seventeenth Street 10
Lapkin g. Belnick. represented by D.
Zuckcrman &, Co., and the sixth floor
at II and 43 Wes, Twenty fifth Street
to Bloch Brothers, represented by He'll
& Stern
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Havana Entries

s,r-t race (puras 800; two-yeor- ods
two fnrlongs) Many Smiles, III, Hold
Ne, ll2; Coscorron. 1l5; Opulant. ll1;
speed. lI5.
Second race (purse 500; three year-o olds
and upward: claIfniur iivo furlonss)---
"hcntmerc 80; Flew 3.sh. 50; Automatic
Rcd, 81; Norfolk Belle, 102; 'Aigrctte,
105. Mlsericorde, 10; Honest George, ll2,
Top Eung, ll5.
Third race (purse 800; three-year oiG $
and upward: claiming; i've and one half
furlongs)--' Huntress, io2, Abbess. l02
sDrifleld lOt; 'McClellnnd, 104; count
Boris, 1o4. Guards,nan, 1903; Bulser, ll2.
Fourth race (purse 500; three-year -olds
ard upward; claiming I'VE and onc-hali
furlon0y) May Rose. 5s; 'Flccr. 100.
sOncne. i07; SColdstone, 100; Zindo, los
MVgivau, I0S; Doctor D., 100.
Finn race (purse $500; three -year-olds
,laifniag; nve and ono half fNrionKs)--
eRoxoatc. 81; SKings Belle % sGratian.
lo5, Natural loo; Drattsman. 1O6; 'Spugs,
!O7
six,h race (Ncw Years Handicap purse
S3.1QV, three Scar-Olds and upward. one
l.ilr and three sixtccnths) s)-~Night Wind,
81; sweep clean. 1Q3: aLaokawanna, IDA
aGrundy, JOG, Bread!nan. 1ib sArmonia
Stable.
Seventh race fpurse 800; four-ycar olds
ard upward. claiming, one mlle) Little
nurs. ss; 'rhnothy } Hogan, lo2; .Hhy-
l04; 'Nisht wind, lo5; Whippoorwill, 1o7;
so,nper s3taiwart 1917; Thornbloom. loa
ManokiD lh3. sea Prince, lD9.
sApprnnticc allowance clalrncd.
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Investors Still Attracted
To " aIl5-Up Flats
Tenements Bulk of Buying OF
East Side; Physician Sells
Corner House

Slawson G. Hobbs sold for DR.. Philip
l.. Beresno 1S5 Audubon Avenue, north
east corner Of 174tn Street FIVE
story modern apartment. G3x10o.
The six-story tenement and store
3o6 East Fifty-sixth Street. 25x1QQ. are
70 be taken over by l'.e 300 East Fifty
sivth Street Company
sie1nund Ascher sold to Che Rem
shsw Realty Company the three six
story tenements wit stores $50 to $40
East Tooth Street, llsxj0o1i
Mary Z. Lamont, executor, sold to
Ica Golub the five,stoly tenement 1866
Fist Avenue, 25xg4.
The Maraco Corporation transferred
l2t TO 1870 East Ejghty-Afth Street,
acquired by it in Septem ber, to the
IA East Eighty-hfth Street Corpora
tion. On the site arc fvc-story fiat
and three four story dwellings.
The estate Of Thomas Lenane sold
to client of John Finck the five
tory tenement 432 West Fifty-eighth
street, which the estate owned since
1888.
Rudolph Recht SOLD to Henry Feisen-
stein the five-storv tenement 1923 Ave
nue. 4, 25x1O0
The Amer Realty Company, J. f.
Mautner president, purchased from
Nrs. Helen Ahrens 1852 East l23d
street, tye-story fat 25x100 through
James Nessner
L Sharum bought from the Port
'lervis Land Improvement Company t2l
" est l2lth StHeot. a live-story fat.
25r99.11
. Rasmussen & sauter sold for s.
anfn the four story fiat SCI Elsmere
Place, 35Nlo0, to d. Trooper.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Fordham Ace Success
fully Defends Titles i'll
Singles and Doubles

Vincent Richards, the Fordham Uni
versity tennis ace. successfully defend
I'd his title of national indoor juni,r
champion in both singles and doubles
Yesterday in the final round Of the an
nusl championship tournament on the
loard floor courts OF the 7th Regime Vt
Armory. Yesterdays victory in the
singles marked the third successive
time that Richard, had won the title.
The first match of the day saw Rich
ards pitted against Jerry Lang, tne
P s. A. L. champion from George
Washington High School, and the de-
tending title holder won in straight
sets by score of 6-3, 6-3, S-6. Ha'f
an hour later Richards, paired with E.
Slater McHugh, his college ma1c, de-
seated A. X. Glore and Ernest Kuhn, of
the New York Tennis Club. by Is score
Of Go. Cd, 6-3, in the final round
of the doubles.
Young Lang made very fine bid
for the honors in the singles encoun
ter. and TO say that he forced the
champion harder than any other of
Richards opponents had been able to
do, is not telling the whole story. The
public schools champion erred Oh the
side Of over-anxiety many times, as
he attempted to score on finishing
shots, but his tactics were excellent
and his success in passing Richards
with beautifully placed shots down the
side lines and at sharp angles across
tore-court, might have made the match
even closer had it not been for his
many glaring errors.
A study Of the strokes shows that
Lang had more earned shots to his
credit, than Richards, out the school
boys errors totaled uy far more than
the champions, and this brought about
mis- defeat.
There was one particularly vulner-
able point in Lang's armor yesterday,
and that lay in his backhand, as is
the case with majority of players. 1t
did not take Richards more than two or
three gmes to ferret out this weakness.
and thereafter he hammered away re-
lentlessly at his opponents left side.
After taking the first two sets at
6-3, 6-3. Richards ran into unex
pected opposition on the part of Lang,
who apparently realized that he had
all to win and nothing to lose in the
final set, and hence took many daring
chances, and with great success. He
brought the games to deuce twice be-
fore the champion was able to break
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
New Orleans Entries

First race (pursc $1,000: two-year-olds;
,hree ,1r ,nurlongs) )--Sundo. il9; Big Noise
A,dventure 10; Lord Allen, lle; Teddy T.,
ZIG; Devonitc. 1l6; Miles S llC: Johnny
n@Y nuidse' oo lls stinnp 49, Couple Fred kn,
entry couple Bis Noise and Stamp
Clopton entry.
=, Second "a tpurse t1,oeo; threo-year-
Tarantu!a, lo4: White star lo4: Tharon
100; Rising Rock. l04; Muskallonge. lis:
Polythia. llS; Mas,er Jack, 100; sandal
wood. 104.
n.rh Thira to.,T race 'nurse $1,000; Inaugural
ionts)-lucky B.. 1o2; Eddie Rickenback-
"r l19; Angon. ll7 Ed stone. 102: Lads
Ieve Isv ~; ~; Captain Hershler los; You
los sir Grafton. 1o2; Hero:s,N, los; Or
rorrnen. l94: Wyoming lo4; st. Quentin.
IN, st. Allan, !
qaT%'r1a TouTth race N,u.se 5000; New Year
mile and s!xteenth)--Fair Orient, l05
Dancing Spray, 1o1, Para 'or, 81: Tippity
bia Tenn. Iol; Vice Chuirln.a.. los; Cap-
tain Mac, ii3' N1asier Bill, 100; Gain dc
Cause, ss Veteran, 90; Lord Herbert, % ;
Sterling. 1l7; Fizer lQt Reindeer. 1ol
Couple Vice Chairman and Dayduc Fish
r rorn o. nI,"en9 I H3a,e,; entry; couple Columbis
Tracey entry; couple Parader and Master
bill, Clopton 6. Marino entry; couple
captain Mac and Pctor G. ". Ciark entry
Fifth race tpuIse 81 900; thrce-year-olda
and upward; mlc ana seventy yards)-~
the VII. 1i5; Tom McTaggart, III; }.
9; stone. lla; Dark lin. 100; Raider.
lo4; Trotns,' Io5; Kuliiux, 1n4; Chcsly.
lo7; Mark West lo7 I'izer. 123; Brothoriy
Love, ia; inquiry, 1ol' Pastoral swain.
10; Master Biii, III; prummord Iii,
Cock o. the Rnost, liz.
sixth race !purse $1,000; claiming; four
yeaf-oldH and upward. one mile and 4 SIX
tcenth) -Fnancial Rooster, l07 Madrono.
loG; Harvest King. 1J5; Grove A.. Io7;
Johnny ovcrton, l07: Ground swell l0S
Benevolent, lo9; Deckmate, 109: Berlin,
ll5; Speedster, 10S.
seventh race (purse $1,000; claiming;
-four year- oldA and upward, one nile and an
Gig h) "A rbtrator, 1oS; Handful, los;
King Neptune. l04 Capital City. l0o; Solid
Rock, 1876; Cockroncn. lo3; Judge Price
lO3, Austrai, III, Nominee. ia; col. Lit
lol Scoursemnn, l0i, MednHa. 98; Bond
l05; Blue Eannock, lo4; Lottery, % Cory
don. l04
Weather clear: track fast
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Operator Buys
g Buildings |:'][ i'm
West Broadway
. Porhnan Gets Structures
at Leonard Street Corner
Owned by the Livingston
Family for Over Century

The six fourstory buildings with
stores at 116 to 1876 West Broadway
southwest corner Of Leonard Street
have been bought by I. Portman from
Pencleton, Anderson, Iselin {: Rings.
executors Of the estate Of Louisa Liv-
lngston. The property fronts l24 feet
on West Broadway and fifty feet on
Leonard Street, and was owned
by the selling family for over a CEN
tury. The Judson Cartwright Com
pany negotiated the sale. Mr. Port
man also bought the seven four-story
teneme nts at 304 to 316 East Forty
NTH Street, 1S5x100, from a client Of
Jacob Bermnn. The property, which is
near Second Avenue, was bought ear
ller in the month from the Bud Realty
Company. Mr.. Portman plans to erect
a tWo-Story garage on the site and ne
got'atlors are under way for the lcas-
ing Of it for long term.
Old Crosby Street Holding Sold
Justice Townsend Scuddcr, as trus-
tee, sold the story loft, SO Crosby
street TO a client of John Finck. 1t
had been owned By the sellers since
1887. The adjoining similar property,
~ Crosby Street, was recently pur-
chased by bartholomew Scarboro.
May Buy New Street Building
Papers placed on record reveal that
Gently reported leased to the Green
Star Steamship Corporation, carries an
option Of purchase at S205 900 The
lease was made by the Almy Realty
Corporation and was taken in the name
Of the 52-54 New Street Company
The tea,e dates for twenty wears from
last May and calls for an expenditure
of $4,000 by the tenant and a net an
nual rental Of $4,000.
Franklin Street Tenant Buys
The Linen Thread Company bought
the six-story building with stores at
the northwest cornet Of Church and
FRANKLIN streets, for several years oc-
cupled by the company, from Mary II.
Billings and others for & stated con-
sideration Of $i55,000 The building is
known as a70272 Church Street aud
969S Franklin Street, 77.9x632x IL
regular.
The Benmaur Holding Corporation
transferred to Bennett Gordon the
eightstory building, $500 Bleecker
Street, 56xl50. with an "L' to 1877 Mer-
Ger Street, 3 fivestory building, 2ox72.
Sale in Nineteenth Street
The Manhattan Paper Company
bought from Harold Scheer the four
story building, 35 East Nineteenth
Street, 20x92
seth Street Buyer Plans Changes
Dwight, ArchiF ID 4 Perry, Inc, sold
to the Bob atty Company, repre-
scented by T Place, the tve-story
business butt. PAP West Fifty sixth
street. 20X100. between Broadway and
Eighth Avenue: The buying company
viii remodel the building.
East 59th Street Factory Sold
Isabella Baird sold to Carl F. W. G..
Upmann, the tenant, the six-story
factory, zo640 East Fifty.ninth
Street, 5OX1O0.5.
Pinclsney Estate Lot Scld
The Real Estate Management Com
pany sold for the Mary G. Pinckney
estate the plot, 75x100, on the north
side Of J4lst Street, 425 feet cast Of
Lenox Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Hundred Skaters Battle
On Ice All Newsesurrs1

NEWBuRGH, n. Y, Dec. 81 More
than 100 skaters, aspirants for the
nao,onal ice skating championship, are
here tonight ready for the events
scheduled to-morlbw on the Downing
Park Rink Although the weather is
mild, the ice appeared in good condi-
rion tonight.
Trial heats will be started at 10
O'Clock tomorrow forenoon, and the
semi-inals and finals viii be raced in
Jhe afternoon. Iewtraw. the national
champion, is here, and Joe Moore and
O'Sickoy. his principal opponents. are
among the others seeking to wreat the
'itIe from him.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Sol Cilsey Wins
Feature in Races
On Havana Track
Special cable to The Tribune

HAVANA, Dee. 3l.-The races at Ori-
entail Park to-day were run over
very heavy track, The going being the
slowest so far of the meeting. The
mile and ne-sixteenth event, fifth on
the card and Won by Sol Gilsey, was
run in the slow time O 2:01 4-5 This
is nearly 20 seconds slow to the mile
Fireworth. one of the best backed
horses, being played down from 8 to
to TO l at the close, scored in SEN
sational finish in winning the third
race The colt was ridden by c. II.
Miller. The son of Firearm, after
lie Balafre to the stretch turn. Here
Miller rushed his mount into long
lead, but he tired badly in the last six
teenth.
lie Balafre responded TO urging and
almost got up, but Fireworth held on
gamely to win by neck.
Chimera, in winning the fourth race
paid in the mutuel pool $3.50 for 81
ticket, while in the booking odds the
horse was held at 7 to !.
The results:
First race (purse, 500: all ages; claim
ins; five -furlongs) = Waterford. lo7 (E.
Doctor D.. ll5 tGarner), 5 TO q. even
ana I to 2. second; JuAista III 1os I, Pe:,-
r',' m%"'' os oe ) 10 ah4 20 D, 'hira MIRO.
Brush, Elga and l.ucie May also ran.
Second race (purse, $780, three-year
olds ana upward claiming; five and one
haif furlonss) --Sernper Stalwart 40 (Co!-
ltnsb, to ]. to ard to b. won Short
s. second; MaJo. Fiske. 1913 lTrancis)
to !. To and to 5. third. Time,
l:l5 -. Raven Sea, Okemus, Far East,
WiiNe Woods, Golden Red and sayeth also
ran.
Third race (purse 500: three-ye olts
and upward claiming; five and one-hGif
gs)--Firoworth l0a &C.. II. Miller)
to J., to ana even. won; 10 Balafre'
second: 3 B. Johnson. 1os tE' BarnssJ,
l:I5 50. iIatrack, Edith *. Scarpia ii
and Sir William johnson also ran.
Fourth race (purse. 800; three year
olds and upward; claiming; six furlongs)
and TO ), won; Redland, 103 (E. Bsrnes).
to ), TO aDd TO /, second American
Eagle. ia tButweiD. 20 /, 2 to | and
: 90 r. third. Time. :22 S-5. Foster En-
also ran.
Fifth race tpurse, 800; three, year olds
teenth miles)--So .ey 100 tLancas-
teri, to, ., i TO ana 1 to a. won Pi'',
I to 5, second Bin Hunley, l99 u..
Barnes>, even. to 3 and TO 6, third
Time 2:01 10 Leinster, Homan, Truant
and star Shooter also ran.
sixth race tpurse, 800; three-ycar olds
yards)--Little ED, lO6 tHunD. to !,
TO ] and even, won: Hemlock, 109 Nan-
eastern, 5 to ?. even and 10 6, second
Harry Glover. 1oS (Wsa.koff),, TO > to
Ruiup. Jellison, Blazonry and Duke of
Shelby also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Crescent A. {. Five
Wins DEsl Straight Game

The Crescent A. G. basketball team
won its ninth consecutive victory on
the home courts last night, when it
defeated the fast Julian College five
rom Schenectady. The score was p
to l5. Close guarding and great defen-
sive play featured the contest, which
Vas the best played OH the Brooklyn
noor this season.
Kinney was the indvi 'lnl star Of the
game. scoring eleven points, only two
Of which resulted from foul goals.
Nicklas and Griffin also played well for
he winners
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
SO. 100000 Loan for Tall
Park Ave. Hotel Apartment

The Metropolitan life Insurance
Company loaned S3.0Oo,0O0 to the New
York State Realty and Terminal Com
oany, subsidiary OF the New York
Central Railroad. on the property on
The west side of Park Avenue. between
Forty-ninth and Fiftieth streets.
measuring 20o.10 feet on The avenue,
J49 feet in Forty nth Street and 12S
feet in Fiftieth Street.
Plans for the Improvement Of the
block by the New York Central inter
ests with seVenteen-story apartment
hotel were filed with the Buildings De-
partment last April by Warren & Wet
moro, architects, vino estimated the
cost at 500 ,000 The loan runs until
May /. 1888, and bears interest at the
rave Of 6 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
$'Flying Parson" Made Cuptai,.

POSTON, Dec. 31.-Harry Cutbll,
the "Flying parson," was appointed
captain OF the Boston A. a. track team
Il day, succeeding Tom Halpin, who
has hung up his running shoes after a
decade of compntition. CutbN who is
Il graduate of Wesleyan College, is
now studying for the ministry ut Bos
ton University, but finds time to Jog
around the track daily in training for
lne indoor seuaon, in which he hopes to
defeat Joic Ray.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Nebraska Wants New Coach

LINCOLN, Neb, Dec. 31.-Alumni Of
INC University of Nebraska are de
mandinE change in the football
coaching system ut their alma mater.
The poor showing of the Cornhuskers
at the Pole Grounds in the game with
Rutgers last Election Day and the
weakness OF their defense against the
forward pass in The Penn State contest
aroused the alumni to the point where
they have come out openly in opposi-
tion TO the continued service OF Henry
Il. Schultz, former Michigan pluvcr.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Real Estate News
No WorshcI Field or
Heffy Green Money for
Real Estate Fnresfn,ent

Il am informed that the Marshall
Field estate in Chicago and the es-
tate of Hetty Green. 10th OF whom
formerly leaned kea~ils' on rea, es-
tate, find laco:nes from this source
less than : Fer cent, and they arc
divertiag their capital funds 30
more lucrative investments. The
supply OF mortgage money is so re-
stricted that to-day the home owner
is compelled to rely largely on saw
ings banks and insurance companies
IN the East and building and loan
associations in the u est .'--Scnator
Calder.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Recent. Buvers Of Realty

Ennis & Sinnott are the recent
buyers at public auction Of the vacant
lot, 25X201.1o, running through from
NTH Street to l1sth Street, 100 feet
east of Seventh Avenue. Joseph p. Day
Rufus d. Williams is the buycr Of
the dwelling 2l5 West 133d Street.
The iiats at 279 West 10th Stree
and 236 East Seventy Street. re
ported sold recently, were purchased
by Elizabeth Snow and Elizabeth Win
ter, espoctivcly.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Brooklyn

9TH AVE. if2--f>arge room. moderate I'M :
Sterling s1s4
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

pprnnticr allowance clAirucd.
YcD,her cloudy track heavy.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Pinclsney Estate Lot Sold
The Real Estate management Com
pany sold for the Mary G. Pinckney
estate the plot, 75x100, on the north
side Of 14lst Street, 425 feet cast of
Lenox Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
BOynton Won't Become Soldie.

W1LLlAMSTOWN, Mnss., Dec. 3l.-Af-
ter considering the matter for several
weeks, Benny Hoynton, Williams Col
lcee's football hero, has about made up
mis- mind not to take advantage Of the
cnarcc offered to enter West Point
next fall, following his graduation here
in June. He states that the chances
are that he will rol accept tho ap-
pointment. II is said that l|oynton in
tends to enter bpsiness next year.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Champion Triunphs on Courts c
Richards is Double Victor
On Courts of 7th Regiment
Bouts Hereob0uts
NEW YEARS DAY (Afteraoor

Ne" YEARS DAY (Afteraoon)
Commonwealth S. C.-Frankie
Jerome vs.. Jack Tracey, ten rounds:
Matt! Brooks VS.. johnny Lewis, ten
rounds.
East New York A.A.-Eddic Wal.
lace VS.. Al hale, fifteen rounds.
R'dgewood Grove Ciub--Silcnt
Martin VS.. Johnny Howard. fifteen
rounds.
Brighton Boxing Club tstaten
ls'and)--Willie Curry VS.. Young
Rector. twelve rounds.
"oodhaven S. C.-John Sommers
VS.. Walter Mohr, fifteen rounds.
NEW YEARS DAY (Evening)
Pioneer Sporting Club-Pachey
oGatty vs. Benny Coster, fifteen
rounds; Lew S~yder VS.. Larry
Regain, ten rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
lost Bankbooks

LOST-Ban.book No. lo426S2 Of The Bsn<
for Savings. ESQ Fourth ave Psymen,
stopped. FINDER please return 90 hank.
S'r-BanAhools No. 1882 Of the Eanl
for Savings. ESQ Fourth ave. PAYMENT
stopped. Finder please return 70 bank
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Rent Space in Bank Building

The, Gotham National Bank has
leased space in the banks new twenty
four story building at Columbus Circle
to William c. Durant, of General Mo-
TOYS; Prudential Insurance Company Of
America, Slavia Transatlantic Corpora
zion, DR.. Erwin G. Burton, Smith H..
Allison, Polish Navigation Company,
Arthur l.. Dearth Dental Laboratory
and Dr z nhnrt iInctinn
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
'arnass' Club for Women
PIans Ntsiargers 10 Cn.l Miiiint,

The Parnassus Club, housing 240
women students in its home at 6la and
Ola West 1l5th Street, plans a fifteen
story clubhouse for business girls. pro
fessional women and nurses at a cost.
Of about 100000. Tentative plans
have been prepared for site 50xa0G
adjacent to Broadway, running through
The block from Fifty seventh to Fiftv-
c ighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
West and East Side Houses Sold

Couehlan & CIisby sold Tor Madge
". Geisinger 70 Patrick j. Gilroy the
tour story dwelling. 23xl02.2. Is West
Eighty y-secord Street
James II. Lartin sold to Charles B.
3roder the tour-story dwelling $40
last Fifteenth Street, 26x103 3.
Fannie Slater sold to May lle Nc
Adoo the three-story dwelling 221
West 131st Street, 17.3X100
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
" est Side Dwelling Houses
10 BE Altered Iuto Elass

VI. II. Gaillard {, Co. sold for the
Waldron Williams estate the four-story
dwelling, 25Xl00 524 West End Avenue.
adjoining Eighty-sixtn Street. The
buyer is West E..l Chambers, Inc.
which has also purci Sd PSF to POI
West 4 ghty-ffth Street through the
same brokers. The four houses will be
altered into apartmeu>,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Sellers 10 Defend Title

Jack Sellers. metropolitan 6O0, yard
champion, viii defend his title at the
games OF the Wlco A. A. in the 18th
Regiment Armory on January =. H.
will be OPP cd by Jimmy O'Bricn, Of
tho LoughlIn Lyceum, quarter-milc
champion, Homer Baker. international
half'miIc champion. and Il host OF
OF thprY
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

WE, the undersigned. desiring to form IL
limited partnership under and pursuant 10
ths laws OF the state of New York, Do
HEREBY CERTIFY:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
FURNISHED 'kOoMS TO LET
East Side
Vest SIDE

soTH 66 WEST--rarKe, sunny room. al
joining bath. exclusive house. references
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Sales Of Bronx Elafs

Meyer n. Rloonberg sold to David
Steigerwald the five story fat 800 East
l59th Street, 2i.6X98.3.
g. Tuoti &, Go. sold for William Han
selman 10 Joseph Caraccio the four
story nat 81 East 135th Street. 25x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

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New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Connecticut

FOR SAI.E-Tn Greenwich. largo house ot
IL roorls baths, 3 open tireplaces. hot
water heat; over an acre of ground ideal
location for private school. Address Z. ..
Box @3S, Greenwich, conn.
TO LET FOH HCSiNEsS PIKrOSES