The New York herald., 1921-12-22
RENTABLE SPACE Is
RAPIDLY TAKEN UP
Surplus Vanishing as Lessees
Seek Desirable Offices,
Lofts and Stores.

The Locomobile Company leased
through Cross & Brown Company the
eighth and ninth floors in their building
at 16 to "a West Sixty-hrst street to
the Cole Motor Car Company of New
York, Inc. The seventh floor has been
leased to the American Taximeter
Company, which also renewed its lease
on the sixth floor. The rentals aggre-
gate $4,000.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased
space in 1457 Broadway to Edward NJ
James. to James ]. Bradley & Frank
C. Reilly. and space in 22O Broadway
to Montague T.. Foote.
Brett & Goode Company subleased
for the General Motors Corporation
offices in the Buckley-Newhall Build
ing. Sixth avenue and Forty-first street,
TO William Whitehill. architect; also in
213 Centre street. space to the Mar
gach Manufacturing Company floor in
107 West Twenty-eighth street to
Schwartz & Yeaker store basement
and loft 146 Wooster street to the
Mercury-Main Paper Box Company, and
in 207 West Twenty-ffth street. half
floor to Commanday-Roth Inc. in
conjunction with Cross & Brown Com
pany.
W. ]. Russell and Tinsley May
leased In the new Lawyers Mortgage
Ccmpany's Building, northeast corner
of Maiden Lane and Nassau street.
store Co DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary Wooien
System Company, at an aggregate rem
tai OF s150,00o.
J. Clarence Davies leased store in
647 Madison avenue for Sheffield Farms,
Inc to Jose Mejia.
Rutland Benjamin, Inc. leased store
in 25 Pearl street to BerTnan & Land ;
store in East Twenty-eighth street to
Dracatos Bros. and third loft in 126
West Thirty-fourth street to Samuel &
Max Sultan.
M. & l.. Hess. Inc, leased space on
the ninth floor in 81 East Seventeenth
street to Leon Kellhetter, toys; en-
tire fourth floor in As East Twentieth
street to Samuel Sampson, Inc. sixth
floor in lis East Twenty-third street to
a. N. khouri & Bro, and the eleventh
floor in 1874 West Twenty-ninth street
to Maynard Miller & Co., Inc.
Henry NJ. Birdseye leased space in
the Gotham National Bank Building,
Broadway at Columbus Circle. to Auto
motive Utilities Manufacturing Corpora
ton, n. l.. Siegel; in the Liggett Build
ing. Forty-second street and Madison
avenue. to Fl. J.. Korschner; In Good
rich Building. 1880 Broadway. to New
York Life Insurance Company, for a
new Columbus Circle office.
Hornor. Fish & Hunt, Inc, rented
offices in the Hartman Bank Building
to D,la, Gill & Cameron, Inc. Palmer
Photoplay Corporation; Thomas l..
Manson & CO.. Jan w. Paris, Inc. f; Jo-
seph Rosenberg and w. S. Coe.
A. @. Orza rented first floor In 40
Sixth avenue to the Green Fan Tea
Room. and to +. Giovannettone the
second floor and with Pease & Eli
man leased the building 10 Minetta
street.
The store and basement in Ala Madi-
son avenue has been leased through
Douglas L. Gilman Co. and Mrs.
e l.. Halmadge for the Butwell Cor
poration to Arthur Todhunter, dealer in
mantels and flreplaces. formerly Of 101
Park avenue. The lease is for a long
term and calls for a rental of $4,000.
Cushnan & Wakefield. Inc. leased
Offices in the Canadian Pacific Building.
Madison avenue, Forty-third to Forty
fourth street, to the National Petroleum
Publishing Company. Norman Bel Ged-
des and William 3. Short, D. d. S. With
Peter Grimm, they have also leased Of
fees in the same building to Stafford
Bros, Inc.
Adams & Co. leased for Michael and
George Coleman a floor in ia East
Twenty-fifth street to William Thorn
floor to the Century Company, repre-
sented by william H. Whiting Com
pany; also for the Harwitt Realty Com
pany lofts in S35 Broadway, to the
Eastman Machine Company and Joshua
Rosenthal