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New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Bronx Corners Taken for
Structural Development
Expansion of Population Ad.
vances Usefulness of
Vacant land

walter +. Brown sold for Mrs. Eva
v G. Hawkes. the ten lots at the north.
west corner OF Webster Avenue and
East 1e7th Street, fronting on Webster
Avenue, 264 feet and on East 1e7th
Street 100 feet. The buyer will i'm
prove the site with two-story stores
and office building.
Kurz G. uren, Inc, sold for DR.. Nell
son Smith jr. the northeast corner Of
l6lst Street and Brook Avenue, having
n frontage on 161st Street of 1853 feet.
running from the corner of Brook Ave
nue. to the power house on Third Ave
nue., by depth of fifty feet. The BUR
chasers are Saul Bloom and Louis
Rubin, who propose to erect an Office
building with stores.
William J. Gabel sold for George @
Guigues to Sackheim g. Weissberg tho
plot, 50xl00, on Crotona Park North. .
eighty-one feet west of the corner Of
Crotona Park North. This is the first
sale of this property in about thirty
years. 1t will be improved by the pur
chasers.
Edward Caterson sold to Thomas n
Uren the southwesterly corner of 237tb
Street and Matilda Avenue, a vacant
lot, 2bXlO0, through f. William Egeert.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Large Space in Midtown
Section Taken OFF Market

a & l.. Hess, Inc, leased the third
fsor at 2f East Twenty Street,
eontaining $4,000 square feet, to Glen
dinning, McLeish & Co., dealers in
linens. at an aggregate rental of $780,
aNi also the second foor at 34-36
Vest Thirty Street, 20 the Ma
ticnai Garment Company. and the
ssyenteenth floor at 80 West Thirty
aeond Street to Morris Feinberg as a
Showroom and salesroom for women's
waists.
William G. MscLean, Inc. leased for
Rae Hoffman the building at West
IEentyirst Street TO Samuel Newmau
Or an aggregate rental of $4,000.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. leased
ahce space IN the Brokaw Building. at
l57 Broadway, TO Arthur Klein.
Harris, Fought e. Co. rented store
q 20 East Eighty-third Street to Louis
Weiss, and Offices at 1I82 Broadway to
hyld +. Greenberg, Leo Levitan and
Eosenberg & Cohen.
Everett NJ. Seixas Company leased
sacss at 149 Broadway to Richard
Ere.
Gashman & Wakefield. Inc. leased
akees in the new Canadian Pacific
Siding. Madison Avenue, Forty-third
. Forty-fourth streets, to Goodyear
amber Company. William A. Milligan
and Ward & Jernigan.s
Mark Rafalsky & Co. leased the store
aad basement at S6l Columbus Avenue
te II. Wood.
White-Goodnan leased the fourth
l1ft at 81 West Nineteenth Street to
samuel Kunstadt; the store and base
Ment at Is West Broadway to Benjamin
sottlteb and the fifth loft to American
N'tlectric Company; the parlor floor
q e. iS2 Madison Avenue to the Princely
PIN Mills; the store and basement at
idd Wooster Street to the x. e. l.. Drug
company and the store and basement,
q a. l2I Prince Street to J. II. P.eCigar
Company.
William e. MacLeau, Inc, leased
9it at Gaia West Twenty third Street.
,o.,i . Herman Adlman and Fashion Braid
ailis; top floor at 159 West Twenty
nnth Street to. Schwaid e. Edelman:
s s1 at 102-104 West Thirty eighth
s,feet @ to Joseph J. Zeieler, and the
se st0fe at l01-103 West Twenty-sixth
street TO Kramer Brothers.
" LOUIS Schrag leased the store at 15s
sese twenty second Street to the
aulerlcan silk Yarn Company. and the
Sore a. ~ West Twentieth Street to
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
X cal L state News
Lots Bring $129, 352 at
Crimmins Estate Auction
Spirited Bidding Marks Sale of
lo2 Parcels in Long
Island City

Joseph T. Day held another succnss.
~ auction sale of Long Island Citv
realty at the Vcsey Street salesroon,
yesterday when he disposed of tbe lots
Ter the trustees and heirs OF the
Jehn d. Crimmins estate for staS $50
an average of 1851 lot.
The corner of Astoria Avenue and
eleventh ~ Avenue 2lXSo, was sold for
Sz,eoo, and the corner Of Astoria Ave
nue. and Twelfth Avenue brought the
same price. Inside lots on Astoria Ave.
nue. ranged from 81 400 to $i.e5O each.
Corners on Wilson Avenue brought
from S1.10o to $1,000 each AMI inside
lots from $500 to $I,i00 each.
The south corner OF Astoria Avenue
and Twelfth Avenue sold for s1.750
and the adjoining lot brought the same
price. inside lots on Eleventh Avenue,
between Flushing and Wilson avenues
brought $3.50 each and the abuttiup
lots on Twelfth Avenue were sold from
$3.50 to $3.50 each; Eleventh Avenue
lots, between Wilson and Vandeventer
avenues, $500 each.
I'VE are in most active market for
vacant land in Long Island City" Mr..
Day said after the sale, s'ard rhe de-
msnd is not nearly satiGhed. People
are just beginning to realize the adj
vantages of this section of New York
City; it's wonderful transit facilities
and its adaptability for building i'm
provement.
There is TO question in my mind
but that building must be started
soon"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
9Th Av. Section Dwelling
10 BE Rebuilt by Buyer
Realty Broker Secures 18th
St. House for Client, Who
Plans MANY CHANCES

William B. May e. Co. sold for the
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company, as trustee. the four-story
nigh stoop dwelling. 81 East Seventy
fifth Street, with frontage of fifteen
feet. The new owner will rebuild.
irving Judis and Joseph Silverson
scld 2l3 West Seventeenth Street,
three-story dwelling, to Joseph Hoff- =
man.
M. L.. e c. Ernst sold to Ignatz
Rosenfeld, of Brooklyn, 122 West i2oth
street, three-story dwelling. COX
looIl. Shaw, Rockwell g. Sanford
were the brokers.
The Merit Realty Company (Marcus
l.. osk) bought 2a9 West t23d Street,
three~story dwelling, 16.sx100
Gustay Rhinauer sold to Edward
O'Donnell 81 East 126th Street, a three
story dwelling, 17.5xl0o.
ELLEN l. II. Presendorfer sold to
Sykes s. Beaman 272 West 132d Street.
three-story dwelling, 16.Sx10o
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Investors Are
Active BUYERS
In Flat Zones
Harlem, and Upper West
side Ceniers of Tenement
Buyilg; Estates Sell Hold
ings Owned Many Years

sauis Schlechter sold for Edmund l..
o.,gles to the Romar Realty Company,
s.,sara Ginsky president, the Harold
..srsment, 8 seven-story elevator strue
mrs With stores. at the northwest cor
). of Msnhattan Avenue and 1fsth
s,ysst loox10o. Mr.. Schleehter con-
,sied the property on long.term
l.,ys. Mr. Baylies acquired the house
ii 1918.
snnis & Sinnott purchased from
YsIs Hansen through Charles s. Keh-
y 81 Sherman Avenue. southeast cor
az Of Dyckman Street. five-storv
msdern apartment house, 50xIo0. The
ssns broker also sold for Mr.. Hansen
: the Erda Realty Company 1852 Dyck-
nan Street, fiye-story modern apart
ant hesse.
Abraham Safir sold for Clara Berger
i an investor the six-story elevator
,sartment house at 1oS and ITO West
res Street, 50x1o0, arranged for
lseaty-four families. The property was
I'D for all cash.
The 23Sth Street Construction Corpo-
rs,ian sold to Frank Read the two five-
,tcry apartment houses on plot 1o0x1oO,
4 the nerthwsst corner of Review
place and 29sth Street. one block east
i Broadway J. Clarence Davies and
LD. Phelps negotiated the sale.
The Folsom Corporation sold for
ehsrIes Stuart Folsom, of Castle Ha-
YEA. Cambridge, las First Avenue,
ssuthwest corner OF Ninth Street. i've
story front and rear tenements and
sores, 2S.6x1oo, to a client of Max
gessler.
adelaide P. Reid sold 4o5 East Sixty
,aird Street, a fve-story tenement
heuse, 25x100.5.
James W Kennedy sold to Rose Ro-
aad ESQ to 234 East Niaety-ninth
Street, two six-story fathouses, 75xfoo.
Florence NJ. Sully sold ta Francis J.
AcEIkenney II West Io2d Street. a
sss.story hathouse. 19x100.f1.
Annie Fisher sold to F. D'Onofrio
9s West 12Sth Street. a four-s story
ssshcuse, 2o.10x9911.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
LuncIlroom Tenants Buy
Dey Street Building
Purchase Property From Fred.
crick Brown, Who Also Sells
CorilantIt ST, Structure


Frederick Brown sold to Liebowitz
Bros, luncheon tenants, tha lvc-story
building at 81 Dey Street, 25x7s, near
Church Street. Robert f. Bonsal was
the broker. Mr.. Brown also sold to a
client Of Arthur f. du Cret the FOUR
story building at so CortIandt Street,
2lx56, adjoining the northwest corner
OF Greenwich Street. where there are
stations Of the subway and elevated
roads. The buyer gave in part pay
ment residence containing fourteen
rooms and three baths, 140xt0O on
Brook Lane, at Palisades, N. !.
Alfred P. Knoepke and Philip Ger
lach sold to Benzion Charat. 243 East
Thirty-hfth Street, four-story ware
house, 25x98.e.
Freidus & Co, with Harry j. Schun,
sold for the Rosehill Realty Company
to Lumeno Massucci 537 and $40 First
Avenue two four-story buildings, ALB
x1lo0. Mr.. Massucci owns Sal to SAT
adjoining, and with this purchase con-
trolls "a site a25x100
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Mrs. John Mccullough Takes
Suite in Worlds Largest House

Mrs. John Mccullough, who sold her
house at SO Park Avenue to the Prince
ton Club, has decided to make her home
in an apartment house Through
Douglas l.. Gilman she has leased a
suite of seventeen rooms and four
baths, one Of the largest in the worlds
largest apartment house. as 270 Park
Avenue is known. The same brokers
leased an apartment at 80 East Sixty
fourth Street to Mrs. Max Flesh
mann, and at 122 East Seventy-siNt h
Street to z. A. Perry.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Manhattan

REAL EsTATE-sALE Oh RENT
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Washington Woman Gets Her
: Price for BROOKLYN DWELLING

Bulkley L Horton Co. sold l429
Pacific Street, a three- story dwelling.
2oz1oo, for Agnes Nj, Drew, of Wash
ington.
j. Lacov sold for the Land Improve
ment and CONSTRUCTION Company to
Lena Moraf a new twofamily house
WITH garage at the northwest corner
of Avenue L and East Twenty second
Street. 50x100, held at 10000
b. f. Knowles Company sold 293
Pulaski Street, two-story dwelling,
for Mrs. Donnelly to q Mr.. Rousch.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Buyers for Three Five.
Story Elats on West Side

A. W. Miller & Co. sold to the Own
ers Holding Corporation 10 East 103d
Street, a fve-story fathouse, 25x100
For Robert NJ. FAINT 363 West Fiftieth
Street, a fve-story Aathouse, 19.6x
1905, with rear line of AZ feet. The
ises for his own business. Mr.. Miller
also sold to the North River Realty
Company 261 West 112th Street, a Ave
story hathouse, 31.3X10O.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
MENEOLA, l., i,
5s TRAINS DAILY-ss MIN. SERVICE
Communication TO Penn. sta. 80. SIO.5,
N1'stWMso AISN To Flat. Az Ga q

50 TRAINS DAILY-3S MIN. SERVICE
communications TO TO Fiat. snn ATa 9ta = Sss.sS ss.sS
Dutch Colonial corner. 10ox11214 s
rooms, enclosed porch. 2-car garage. gar
Mineola. y
Three new stucco homes. 6 roons. bath,
sun parldr; al Improvements; 40xi00, near
station station $500; terms. Chas Kemieln,
Dutch Colonial beautifully located. 55x
10; rooms, bath: all improvements; 3
car garage; garden, fruit trees; sl1 900; !;
Ne~ly decorated. rSoms, bath open
houses, 5000 to $1,000, McCord, Builder
Semi bungalow, Z rooms bath: al I'M
garden, near station; $1,000. &. l.. Aillng
al improvements freplace; 50x130, re-
stricted section, near station garage
Real bargain. sOx1os, near station; 8
rooms, bath, heat and gas; garage; Inn
mediate possession; Sc. 800; easy terms.
Desirable cottage-built by owner; q
rooms, bath enclosed porch. heat, screens;
75xloo; fruit trees, garden; $6.5oo; terms.
Frame house, excellent condition: 8
rooms. bath, attic; heat. electricity, etc;
near station; wonderful bargain; $500;
terms H
CHILDS, WARNER & WESTON
MINE0I4A. l.. Il TEE. 1885 GARDEN CITY
n. y. Office, ~ W. S4th st. Tel. FitErOy $40.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Most of Jonas Kuppenheimer's
Estate Bequeathed 10 Wife
SpeeiakDispaLeH h ~ Tttbnn4

J TIOWH8
CHICAGO, May 24. Jonas Kuppen.
heimer, wealthy clothing manufac-
turer, who died several weeks ago, be-
queathed most of his 100000 estate to
his wife, Mrs. Bell Kuppenheimer, of
the Drake Hotel, according to the will
filed to-day. The Associated Jewish
Charities are given $4,000.
Mrs. Irma B. Calm, of Chicagos and
Mrs. Louis K. Stein, of Winnetka,
daughters, are said to have received
large gifts during Mr.. Kuppenheimer's
lifetime and are not mentioned in the
will
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
Queens
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Other Sales at Auction
RY~.rnsenh p Day

By~Joseph p. Day
AVE A, 1926. e g. 5f.2 8 s6th st. 17x78.s,
3-sty dwlg; Philip Berolzheimer. as
Chamberlain. etc, sgt Fanny Grossuns "a
ct al; dae, S7,523.70s taxes. etc, s431S5;
adjourned to June J.
BY Bryan T.. Kennedy
GRAND Az, w $. $50 > 17sth st. 25.ex1oo;
vacant; Clarence W Eckhardt agt G viii
son Stoddard ct al; due. s89ss6: ia axes
etc SS75, to W G Smith for $l,TT5
113TH ST, s. 2o-1o e Macombs rd. 19.1ox
taxes etc, $500 10 the plalntiff for 5000.
By Samuel Marx
JEROME Av. s. 1855 3 1S4tn st, 25x
2Sox irregi vacant; Emma NJ II Wright
ct al agt Jos J Zero at al; due, S319422;
TO tho plaintiff for $E8e.
ANDERSON Az g S 277.G n 1s7th at
l40N72, TO Shakespeere av. x150x irreg
vacant; same agt John La Spina ct al I:
due, s3,o4S' o.; taxes, etc, 5000; to George
Nelson for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
$55O.OOO Building Loan

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company has loaned $55o,0oO to the
Forway Construction Company for two
six-story apartments to be erected on
the Fort Washington Avenue block
front, between 10th and Hist Streets
Charles f. Noyes Company. with
$4,000 from the Central Savings Bank
covering the property at 126-128
Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
aents Attractive Investment
In Bronx Apartments

-, T. M. Phelps sold for Marie Rup-
ssGnt sas to Abraham Marmar 353-355
1sseSrnan ny. Avenue, fve-story fiat. 5ox-
isS isS, also sold ego Brown Place, corner
s;ot ,Iosa street, fve-story fiat, 32x85,
!. s''9 = TWO stores. and for Josesh Glass
Z Hooert Armstrong 450 East 136th
7Ieet four-story fiat, 25x10o.
,o1l 1nlieSSander Selkin and Carl Jaffee
s, 5u,a Tor John Schmultz the five-story
garment arsrnt with stores 915 Prospect
asea William A. Harris sold to MilIard F.
ssE sIIeE % East 1854 Street. three
~"ts dwelling. 20yI0G Br
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Fire Record

3:10-53a-541 f. 133d st, the Bronx,
extended to 530-534 e 134th
st; Adcline Rubin and. others
Considerable
p NJ. go 0''N''o""
12:5o-11 Eldrldge st; Norris Glad
l4o-v1oS w. 1a6th st unknown. .
a;5o-5oo W. 143d st.. Mrs. A. Ryon' "fn'""
4;2O--7s Peek slip; Starlight Buriap ai5'''' .
~ ~, ...... Unknown
o'oa-r96o broadway; Union Headwaar
. - 70, -..a. .,.........t,. Unknown
S;9o-2lSO Sd av.; unknown Sc. Unknown
ll;o0--5Ss East Tooth Street; Philip
dItA '''.... ........-....T .Trihipg
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LEFT
Queens
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
f'fdl,am University Purchases
u Lots Adjoining Grounds

b6lSy;sunarn University enlarged its
bo bu.ngs Ing surrounding the grounds of
/ vSIpliege By the purchase from Ulick
svsI,t Iaeih OF parcel containing about
s''s ns, e. Iots at Fordham Road and EN-
sast street, short thoroaghfare just
s sss Of Washington Avenue. The
ss1Ioperty has q frontage of 600 feet
sOng Fordham Road and $50 feet on
ssai1et sasiaest Street. There are several frame
.aadIngs on the property.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
R,sv Suites From Plans

Apartments have been sold in the CO.
operative house to be erected by the
Joint Ownership Construction Corpor-
alton, at 1876 East Sixty seventh Street,
to John B. Donellan, ]. Peyton Clark
and John A. Larkin, through Douglas
Gibbons & Co
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Gets Fine Rayyiile Pronertv

Henry A. Rogers. of the Wheatley
Hills Real Estate Corporation, leased
for Winslow S. Pierce his large coun-
try house at Bayville, l.. l., together
With garage and about forty acres of
land, TO Edward K. Stettinius. The
property has a water frontage on Long
Island of about one-half mile.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Corn Exchange Bank Buys
Adjoining Building for RrancI

The Corn Exchange Bank, which
owns and occupies the five-story build
ing at the northwest corner of Lexinp-
ton Avenue and Sixty ninth Street for
it's Lexington Avenue branch, has pur-
chased from David Bovaird the adjoin-
ing four-story and basement house at
1877 East Sixtieth Street, 21x100.5, The
banks property at this point now fronts
1905 feet on the avenue and forty
three feet on the street.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

sCARSDALE, N. Y.
Tel. Searsdaie 800. Opp. uenat
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Five-Ssory Building Adjoining
Fifth Avenue Corner Sold

The fiVestory building at East
Fifty-third Street. 25&100, has been
sold by Carleton Curtis and others as
executors to the 1885 West Seventy sec
one, Street Corporation, representing
Nathan C. House. The parcel adioins
the northeast corner of Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Homes for Many Families
Planned for Riverside Block

Plans were filed yesterday by SPRING
steen & Goldhammer, architects, for
the Mardel Estates, Inc, for six-story
fiat to occupy the entire block front on
Riverside Drive, between 162d and 163d
streets. 204,6X90.3, estimated to cost
5000. 600.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
To Build at Pelham Heights

George Howe has sold for the Pei
ham Heights Company several lots in
block 81, First Street, Pelham Heights,
to Henry j. Sancier, of Edgewater,
n. j., who will erect home.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Select Westches,er Homes

The Robert e. Farley Organization
sold for the estate of William B. Rice
8 Colonial house at Bryn Mawr Park
to c. B. Morse, and for the Chappaqua
Company q house on Central Avenue.
White Plains. to Herman G. Ahrenstedt.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Rents Home In 48th Street

j, B. English leased for John S.
Spencer to Howard W. Quinbv the
four story dwelling 230 West Forty
eighth Street
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

S0TH ST, southwest corner of West End
Av--10 room apartment, beautifully fur
nislred: fns view of the Hudson: from
June l. for summer or longer; exception
ally low rental. Telephone Schuyler 1906;
Cortlandt IA. Mr.. Baer.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

ON FIFTH Av., Washington Square sec
ttonj Groom furnished apartment to sub
let Tor summer or longer first floor; large
lofty rooms; balcony the avenue: piano
Vietrola, billiard table, open fireplaces
rer rental $175; can be seen hy appoint
ment only highest references required
Phone Stuyvesant 436S
g.
SUBLET, room apartment attractively
furnished to couple; one black from sub. :.
way SIo. CAN Audubon 44ss, Mrs. Good
ney, 607 West 13eth St
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Sale in West 2Oth Street

Louis Schrag and William P. Jones
& Son sold for James H. Lauazon. S11
West Twentieth Street, four-story
dwelling, 25X92, to Harry Nystad.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Brooklyn Woman Purchases
Home Site i'm Brouxyille

Burke Stone, inc, sold for Miss Car
olen E. Strong, of this city, two lots
in the Armour Villa Park section of
Bronxville to Margaret E. Brettel, of
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
HARRISON

Modern six-room dwelling in nerfect
condition; gas electric hghe ana hot
water heat; plot or 50Ntoo, ahua,is nee Of
shruebery. shade and fruit trees: substsn-
ttal garage az premises; settling price
$1,000 cash $1,000 rhone PARK tfesW
LAWRENCE s earle. Harrison y. y
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

New Jersey

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
At Bosota Heights, built Of stucco and
frame; steam, parauet hoSrs. electricity y F.;
plots 4ox1o0. Michael HISS. L. Christian
sen, Maplewood and Pslisads aves Tele-
phone Hackensack 533~R.
OWN your own home. on rental terms inn
mediate possession. on Jersey Central
Railroad, hftY mir. from ~. Y. For par
ticulars write. u 3S8, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Westcnester

BARGAIN FOR QUICK BUYER-Three-
family house, five rooms and bath on
each floor; lot 5Gxlo0: all improvements
i've minutes walk to Harlem station and
all surface cars; immediate, possession OF
ene apartment; can be seem at your con-
YeDience; no reasonable offer refused.
Phone Hillcrest 6s77-J.
PELHAM HEIGHTS. s25 Highbrook av,
minutes to station, new brick house
slate roof copper leader cutters, hardwood
floors. rooms, all Improvements. sun
parlor, sleeping porch, 3 baths; CARA ge ;
lot 75x1S2,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
HESTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Scars1ale

50-FRENCH CHATEAU. acres; house
hollow tile ana stucco; garage for three
cars with chauffsuF's quarters. one of the
show places: $S5, coo,
5S---A REAL COTTAGE home. 1onxl5o: :
lawns shrubbery; minutes from depot; 4
bedrooms and bath; Sl3, 900
56--COSEY LITTLE PLACE. 6 rooms
oatht hfeplaee, open staircase, all modern
improvements; SO 500
IA COUNTRY HOME OF stone. az of
an acre, 10 rooms, 3 bathst6 minutes from
station. in excellent condition; open for offer
6%sssDW w ELLsNG of pal merit 8 rooms
bath. steam neat. ssectrie light. village
wa5eG w 6en gas gas good value for quick buyer;
5s-NEW ENGLAND Colonial home o.,
distinction; plot S3x220, lavishly planted
with shrubs and flowers a home of reine-
nent. 500, 800
5i~-FINE TYPE Colonial: plot COX 100: 4
lnitcS&@s to station excellent location q
tamity bedrooms maids room and bath.
every improvement; S19.S00.
55--H0ME of rare beauty; 4 bedrooms. .
TIED paths maids room, bath; 5 minutes
to depot; 5000 terms
54--GENTLEMAS,S suburban home; 4
beufoonHs tiled baths. . servants rooms
batni hot water heat. all modern improve
ments S27,50o,
6e--aUAINT old English cllnker brick
modern in all its appointments, bedroom a
tiled baths. maids and bath; SOS 006
terms.
ANGEL & COMPANY.
sCARsDALE, N. Y.
Tel. searsdaie 800. Opp. Depot.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
New Jersey

EAST ORANGE. "a South Moon avO.-
Furnished apartment, rooms and bath
tennis court. flower garden children's play
ground beautiful ana convenient: rent
reasonable June To Oct /. Telephone
s0is-J Orange.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

AN ATTRACTIVE 7-roon house, modern
improvements immediate possession, SIS
monthly; not catch; it will pay you to
investigate. j. 387, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
NEW ROcHELLE

K'l,IsFSIs ED APAHTsfE.NTs--wT can asay
tof tae coming season several very a.
atastlyely furnished apartments OF 4 as- q
tooiils ls fanSing IN price from Si2s ia saAe
per ls Iaonth AIRS. EDAIIjAD VI. RSsTsYS ssss y
a@la 81 Telephone s4s New RocnelIe
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
TARRyrowN

ENJoY LIFE uader the fruit trees Ana
oNeriook : he Hudson River: eosey tsgsf5
nal 1oHne, six rooms. bath fireplace mod
only Gsrl G. Leh. ReaiteF rsryytowss. IS
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

40TH ST, 122 EAST--2 rooms and bath.
attractively furnished perfectly equipped
service, Juas to October, $40 per month.
Murray Hin 1924.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
MeantUhiLe--- Remember!

hs the first and only ground floor opportunity buy unrestricted
builder the Golden Harvest Of the Specuator the Prize Real
Estate Plum Of the nveor The last opportunity like it was at
atlantic City oo years and the opportunity like it NAV be
% years away ~ " ' ~
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
APARTMENTS TO 1Er-rURS1sHED
Manhattan

10TH III EAsT-studio living room. two
small bedrooms; bath, kitchenette; all
light, airy. Telephone 11-2. Orchard l772
Turner.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
APARTMENTS TO IEr-uNruKNrsHEp
Manhattan

FROM JUNE IA cool delightful apart
bath and fireplace; ideally located In
greenwich village, jast off Fifth av.. near
washington Square; S1io. Phone Chelsea
S2s7.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
Land for Fieldstou Dxeller

Mrs. James Harden, whose residence
IS on Fieldston Road, south of West
z50th Street, Fieldston, has purchased
three and half lots adjoining.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25
ON GRAMERCY Park

Cool pleasant apartment aktractiveiy and
completely furnished; available for sum
nler or longer; 4 rooms baths and maids
room and bath; sacrifice rent. Phone
Gramcrcy 4459 or cali a. SO Grauercy Park.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-25

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LEr
Qneens