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The New York herald., 1921-12-24
News of the Real Estate World |
APARTMENT HOUSES
ATTRACT INVESTORS
Many Parcels in Harlem and on
the Heights Change Hands;
Other Trading.

Louis Block & Co.. brokers, have sold
to investing clients the three six story
apartment houses at $50 to 23S West
111th street. each on plot 43xi00. and
each returning an annual rental OF about
$4,000, They were held at $4,000
apiece.
The same brokers sold 10 the Artisan
Realty Company for the same sellers IA
to "a West Ninety-eighth street. four
six story apartment houses on a plot
159.4xl00x irregular, near Central Park
West. They were held at $4,000 apiece.
each house returning an annual rental of
about s11 900
n. II. Wood has resod for Frank
Marder to an investor 210 West 109th
street. a five story new law apartment
house. on plot 40x100, near Amsterdam
avenue. 1t was held at $4,000 and re-
turns an annual rental of about $13,0 600.
Mr.. Marder bought the property last
month through the same broker.
Slawson & Hobbs sold FOR S. Toul,ien-
son 252 Wadsworth avenue. between
1S5th and 1S6th streets. to an investor for
all cash. The house !s five story apart
ment, 50x1l5. It rents for about $t9. 600.
The asking price was $10o, 600.
The 323 East Fourth street Corpora
tion (E. Wajesser. Il. Altman and A.
Cohen) bought from Johanna Wald the
three story tenement, 20.3x96, at that
address.
George W. Brettel and Louis Covert
sold for Joseph Burdheimer a four story
flat, 20Xl00, at 73 East I2ist street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
BUILDERS PURCHASE
BIG BROOKLYN PLOT
To Develop Mapleton Tract; l.;
Other Borough Deals.

The Land Estates Incorporated, with
the New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany, has sold the block bounded by
Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues and
Fifty-second and F'ifty-third streets, to
a buyer who will improve the property
Immediately. 1t was held at $4,000 and
was sold for all cash.
The A. j. Shannon Company and IL.
A. Goldstein sold the three story store
and apartment at 500 Fiatbush avenue
for Charles Schaap to an investor
Charles Partridge gold the two build
ings. one two story store and flats. and
the other three story store and flats,
at G42 and 644 Franklin avenue, near
Bergen street, for Ray Feldman.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold the new
five story apartment house, 75x91.6, at
Howard avenue. near Pitllin avenue. The
building accommodates twenty-four
families.
Martin Company leased for tho estate
OF II. j.. Evans 20 Novo Patents. Inc.
.he second floor Loft in SO Hewes street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
OLD TRIBUNE HOME
SOLD TOINVESTORS
Will Be RcmOdeled for Large
Business Concerns When
Newspaper Vacates.

AS sequel TO its recent purchase OF
York Tribune yesterday sold the twenty
story Tribune Building at 15i Nassau
street to Herbert Miller and S. Morrll
Banner. investors. The structure is as
sessed by the city at S2.15o,o00 and II
is understood that the selling price was
In excess Of that figure. The land atone
which comprises $4,000 square feet, Is
assessed at s1.20e. 600. The Charles r,
Noyes Company. which represented the
Tribune Association, has arranged a
mortgage loan OF $1.250.000. which is
furnished by the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company. When the Tribune
moves to its new home at 219 to 229
West Fortieth street, which will prob
ably be in May, 1929. the new owners
will renovate the building and alter it
into suites for rental to large corpora
tions.
The Tribune Building cornerstone was
laid in 1874. 1t was originally ten
story structure and for some timo IL
held the distinction of being the only
building whose tower overtopped the
spire of Trinity Church. 1t was the
pioneer of modern newspaper buildings
in what was known for some time as
Printing House Square" Until 1914
THE Sun was a next door neighbor. The
Times formerly occupied the Jones
Building at the intersection of Park
row and Nassau street. and for q time
the American and Journal were located
in the lower floors OF the Tribune Build
ing In 1905 the plot was enlarged and
h. 90, at,,ra 20 Ste
height
The building occupies very irregular
plot fronting 900 feet on Nassau street
and eS.5 feet on the north side or Spruce
street. 1t flanks the southeast corner of
Nassau and Frankfort streets. which is
owned by Frank A. Munsey and re-
appears for frontage of S26 feet on
the south side of Frankfort street. 1t
has an easterly rear line of 1913 feet
and flanks the old New York Press
Building with another rear line OF 62.2
feet.
In 1895. when the expansion of the
downtown business district had created
a large demand for space in the vicinity
Of the City Hall, the Tribune Associa-
ton acquired the plot of sc feet inches
at 3. and Frankfort street, extending
back 104 feet inches toward Spruce
street. where il joined up with the orig
inal Tribune site The land at ) and
Frankfort street was taken by purchase
while that at Frankfort street. owned
by the Bishop estate, was taken by
lease for twenty-one years with two
renewals and an option to purchase at
the end OF the tenantry. On this COM
bined plot the present building was
erected. Most of the original ten story
structure was retained in the rcconstruc-
ton. Ten stories OF steel frame con-
struction were added and a new CLOCK
tower was reared.
The legal matters attending the sale
were cared for by Harold Cross IF
Sackctt Chapman. Brown &: Gross, az.
torneys for the sellers. Stoddard X
Mark represented the buyers. The
Noyes Company has been appointed
renting agent for the building.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

ELLA BELL B1NNEY Va. FREDERICK @.
BINNEY--Crder Of Notice.
state OF Connecticut. Fairfield County, Su-
I'erior Court ~. Bridgeport. December, A. u.
1921.
tlpon the complaint of Tho said Ella Boil
Einncy. praying for reasons therein set
forth, for divorce, custody OF minor chit
dren and alifnonv. rcturnable 90 the Superior
Court IN ard FOR Fairfield County, on the
irst Tuesday ~ January, to32. II appearing
TO and being found by the subscribing author
ty that Frederick G.. Binrcy. tho said dc
fcndant, is absent from thlB Stafc and gone
to parts unknown
Therefore ordered, that notice Of tho pend
ency Of said complaint be given by publishing
this order IN the New York Herald. nows-
va per printed Tn New York city. New York,
three (3) times successfully, commencing on
1921.
MICHAEL 7. FLANAGAN,
Asst. Clerk OF the superior Court for
Fairfield County.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
ESTATE PURCHASES
BROADWAY CORNER
c. L. Hoffman Heirs Get Con-
stantin Building at Tooth St.;
Other Manhattan Deals.

The three story building at the north
street. on lot 26.1xlOo, has been pur-
chased by the estate OF Charles +. Hoff-
man, Inc. from the George Constantin
Realty Company. subject to mortgage
for s77.5oo Mr.. Constantin. bought the
property few years ago with the in
tention OF establishing q catering busi-
ness.
The eight story building. on plot 46x
100. at 2sS and oS9 West street. south of
Canal street. has been sold by the Theo-
dore Ficke Warehouses, Inc. to the
Lark Land Company.
The newly formed Al Canal Street
Company Cd. L. Klein, J. Klausner. Jr.,
and III. S. Borenstein) purchased the
three story "T'' shaped building at that
address. running through to Ludlow
street. Walter l.. Clark was the seller
Of the property, which fronts u. 10 feet
on Canal street and 25.1 feet on Ludlow
street.
The three story building, 1S.7X9911, at
81 East 125th street. adjoining the Ray
mond Building. at the northeast corner
of Madison avenue, has Keen bought by
the newly organized 81 East 125th Street
Corporation. having for directors w. III.
Wiesenthal. +. p. Heyman and Il.
Gersehnson. The estate OF David S.
Egleston was the seller. Schwartz &
Jakobson. attorneys. represented the
purchaser.
Lodge Buys Harlem Parcels.
Imperial Lodge 12y, Inc. has pur-
chased from Robert p. Braddicks 160
to 16i West 10th street. adjoining the
southeast corner of Seventh avenue,
three four story dwellings,, on plot
90 fx99 II
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
JEFFERSON LEVY EXPLAINS.
Tells why He Would Not Accept
Bronx Auction Plot.

jefferson NJ. Levy, who has been sued
for $1,755 by Charles V. HALEY in the
Bronx supreme Court for alleged breach
OF contract in failing to take title TO a
parcel of land at 179th street and WASH
ington avenue, The Bronx, which he bid
in at an auction sale October 81, 1921,
said yesterday:
II did not fail to take title. hut !
positively refused to take the land on
account of the statement made at the
auction and on the auction bill that the
property was ready fer immediate Inn
provement. Instead of that 1t had ten
feet of rock on 1t above the street grade.
Surely this plot is not ready for imme-
diate Improvement and l demanded the
return of tho 10 per cent. of the purchase
price which | deposited on the day o.!
the sale"
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
SILK FIRM TO BUILD
ON MADISON AVENUE
Manufacturers Rent Dwellings
at 23th Street Corner as
Site for Project.

Ernest and Herbert Levy, manufacture.
Roy Realty Company, headed by Louis
c. Raegner. owner Of the Hotel Seville,
the old eight story apartments at so TO
S4 Madison avenue. the northwest corner
of Twenty-eighth street. on q plot 74.iy
30. The old building will be demolished
and Mr.. Raegner will improve the site
with a four story building. which will be
devoted to the business needs of the
lessees.
involves an aggregate rental of $3.50, 900
for the ten years term. Emanuel Van
Dernoot was attorney for the lessees.
The building will be ready for occupancy
about February !. 1923.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
LUMBER DEALERS ASSN.
MOVES TO 42D STREET
FollosOs Members UptoUn;
Other Leasing Deals.

Albert r. Ashforth. Inc. with How
ard C. Forbes. Inc, leased about one
half of the eighteenth floor in the Lig-
gett Building. corner Forty-second street
and Madison avenue. to the National
Wholesale Lumber Dealers Association
Lumber Mutual Casualty Insurance
Company Kelly, Hewitt & Harte, attor-
neys for the National Wholesale Lum-
ber Dealers Association, and Maurice
Il. Preisch The Lumber Dealers AS
ISOLATION has been located at &C Broad
way for more than twenty-one years
It's move uptown will enable it to ac.
conmodate more efficiently its member
ship, which has gradually drifted into
tho Forty-second street district. rhe
new quarters will be occupied about
February l, 1922.
Miscellaneous Leases.
Cross G Brown Company leased TO
the Interstate Mortgage Company the
eighth floor In the Fisk Building Fifty
seventh street and Broadway. The
lessee is tho company recently organ
lied and headed by Francis Hugo presi-
dent. Mr.. Hugo. since his retirement
as Secretry of State has been vice
president of the National Surety Com
paIy. Inc same DrOkerS also leaSed IN
the same building space to Ye Ode
New York Branch. United Master
Butchers Association OF America, Inc.
for use as executive Offices to Charles
E. Doddridge and J. !. Mather. stock
and bond brokers; to J. NJ. Weinstein
accountant and to w. c. Simon, Will
lam Il. Watson and Otto Petersen.
The five story building with stores
19x100.5. at IS East Fifty-seventf
street. has been leased by the Bronx
Investment Company 10 Rose Hagan
for ten years at yearly net rental of
from $11 900 to $4,000.
Jack +. Nicolai leased from Solomon
Werkin for nine years and ten months
the five four-story houses, 100.5x100
mt 50S-516 West Fifty-fifth street, near
Tenth avenue. He will pay an annual
rental of $4,000.
Leonard J. Carpenter rented lofts in
the following buildings: 696 to 702
Broadway to Edward Englander; 14s
Madison avenue, to Michael II. and
Abraham C. Porter and Harry A. Lieb-
Ter and Simon Goldsmith.
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borough of BrookIyn-sale or Rent.
REAL EsTATE--oUT OF CITY.
westci,ester--snic or Reut.

westcl,estei--Snie or Heut.
OsStNTNG--Beautiful estate: house, rooms;
garage. 3 cars; outbuiidlngs; 30 acres less
than miles station: $4,000. EDWARD N.
MASSEE. 40 II. i2d st. New York city.
New Jcrsey--Salc or Rent.
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent
Write VAN w1NISLE CO.. Rutherford. M.
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Connecticut.

NEW CANAAN CONN.-Can accommodate
20 or so guests At Roselawn; excellent
cooking, congeniai surroundings; winter
sports :. rates reasonable. LESLIE, phona
New Canaan 500.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
Buys jackson Heights SUITE
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Tho Land Estates. Inc, with the New
York Title and Mortgage Company sold
new seven room dwelling on Rumsey
and Spring roads. Yonkers, 10 Capt. ALL
lert OF the French Line for occupancy.
Chauncey Il. Griffon & Co. sold n
large plot on the west side Of Washing
ton avenue, Pleasantvile, for Charles RI.
Hall to u. Franklin Lane. The purchaser
will Immediately improve the site.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

The Public National Bank has awarded
the contract for constructing its new
banking building at Graham avenue
and Varet street. according to Browns
Letters, Inc, 10 ]. Kasenetz.
Charles Money, Inc, has been awarded
the contract for erecting six story
loft building at 12l and 1876 West Thirty
sixth street for the 1874 West Thirty
sixth Street Company, lessee.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROWING manufacturing business. product
Of unusual merit. needs organizing. also
few thousand dollars; profits big; contracts
signed for big returns 20 honest. reliable par
ties will divide interest; positively SPLEEN
did connection can be arranged 20 right
party. with organizing ability and capital.
50i Herald. $50 Broadway.
PATENTED and advertised baby article
with rights. merchandise. &C.. exceptional
opportunity at low price. NJ B. MARITIME,
INC, 14s Dranc II.
PARTNERSHIP for GOOD business in hear
OF Now York city: 5000 required. Full par
ticulars. Write SPECK. Fairview, n. j.
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New Jersey.

72 NORTH ARLINGTON AV., East Orange
station. trolley and school. Orange 594i-R.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
LESSEE MUST BUILD
ON EIGHTH AV. CORNER

The Colonhroney Associates. Hugh
Reilly president. has leased to a client
of the II. NJ WE'LL Company tho three
three-story buildings at 594 to sos
Eighth avenue. southeast corner OF
Thirty-nlnth street. forming a plot 64X
30, for q twenty-one year term. with
renewal privileges. The lessee must,
under the terms. erect a six story build
Ing at a minimum cost Of st50.000.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
10TH ST. : WEST.
OVERLOOKING 5TH Az

OVERLOOKING 5TH Az.
Mrs Prescott has beautifully fur
nlshed four room apartment, equipped
for fun housekeeping. Parior with
grand piano, Nnntine rugs, karpen
overstuffed furniture in blue and
gold two big bedrooms, each with
twin beds handsome foyer and bath:
luSuriously appointed throughout for
family living: immediate possession;
have Christmas dinner In your own
home. Mrs PRESCOTT. Circle Hl9o.
Seen all day. 2199 Circle.
52D. o23 W. CORNER B'WAY) MODERN
ELEVATOR APARTMENT HOUSE. NEW
LY FURNISHED: HOTEL SERVICE; J
AND ROOMS AND BATH AT MODERATE
RENTALS; REFERENCES REQUIRED.
9TH ST.. 3oS WEsT-Eight large. fight
rooms . baths. G. A. BECKER. Rig. s6es.
95TI. West (2j32 Broadway .
Tootas, bath and maid service; electric
grill Riverside 0Ga3.
10TH, 324 W.-Attractive rooms. Kitchen
cite bath aud maid service: moderate.
18TH. JO7 W.-Delghtful high grade. ., g.
1, J room fireproof elevator building; mod
crate rents. Tel. Cathedral 1880.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

$50 900 for new houses: also small sums.
IOSETlE, S7I Brook av
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
LEASEHOLD
BRINGS RECORD PRICE

Butler e. Baldwin, Inc. sold for
Joseph e. Marx a Columbia College
leasehold dwelling at "A West Fiftieth
street, five story building. 20xf00. with
six apartments an two stores. The
lease is on @ net basis for a long term.
II was held at $4,000. This is said to
be the highest price obtained for Co
lun1hia College leasehold.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
BROWN RESELLS OLD
RHINELANDER PARCEL
Realtor Purchases Property
for His Business.

Frederick Brown has resold to
Leopold Weiss the five story building
at 151 Lenox avenue. which he pur-
chased early IN the month from the
Rhinelander estate. The bLyer viii use
most Of the floors FOR his real estate
business. Louis Block d Co. were the
brokers. Tho property is on the west
side of the avenue. between HIN and
11Sth streets, and measures 20X15.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a Ncsey Strcct.D
Ey Henry Brady.

" tsiST ST. $3.50. II q. I3l Lonox av >
sty flat. 5tnnC.ii. Manhattan Savings In
stitution agt G3 West f3ist street Corpn ct
al; Henry w Kennedy. atty; action No. l /:
amt due. Si2.so3.Ci: taxes. SC. $500; TO
the plnintiff Tor ...........t...... $50, GOO
w t31ST ST, 63-65. n 3. 1S3 Lenox nv, 4
sty flat. J0x99.li same act same: same
atty; action No. Q; amt due, Sc, ,s03. "a :
taxes, &c. 81 200; 20 the plainiff for $4,000
- 1f2TH ST, 1s2-i30, 8, q sty flat, 53.Gx
fO0.11: Samuel Levy agt Berner q Green
due, sia,ois.e7; pr mtges, s5i.5co; to the
plaintiff for ...................... .s84. 800
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

CLOCK. nall, mahogany mavnificeutly
carved, fOx2i, Elliott movement. whiting
ham and Westminster tubular chimes, with
moon phases. Telephone mornings, o to ..
Bryant 3i8i.
FOR sALE-Battery Of two new horizontal
return tubular boilers, ~ inches by IL feet (;
A. s. ". l.. specifications for 100 pounds
working pressure and complete with fronts,
crates, suspension and accessories. cost
ss, 100; bargain for cash siJ0o Apply Box
T. Pnssaic. y. j.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
BUYER PLANS FLATS
AT FAR ROCKAWAY Y

The Lewis II. May Company sold for
Morrell Smith the property on the west
side of Central avenue. adjoining Carl
ton avenue. at Far Rockaway. to Morris
Malvin. It consists of an old home
stead on plot 1i5x142, extending through
to John street. The buildings will be
demolished and the site improved with
apartments and stores.
The Land Estates. Incorporated. with
the New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany sold three dwellings in the
Queens Manor Development to j. Weber.
M. Everett and a. Holm.
Harry Klein has purchased through
the Halleran Agency. from Wilmot Y.
Hallock, an attorney of Brooklyn. the
plot. 50x10O. ON the north side of State
street. so feet east of Fourteenth street,
Flushing.
Mr.. Klein intends 90 improve the prop
crtr with seven room dwelling.
Buys jackson Heights Suite.
Mrs. Thomaslna De Joseph OF Phila-
delphia has purchased an apartment at
Jackson Heights IN 100 Twenty-first
street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.
HOTEL NoMIs.

West Side.
HOTEL NOMIS,
650-652 West 125th 81.
Rooms with private bath, Sl5 weekly
without. 81 up; every convenience. Telephone
Morningside GAO and 7Os.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE 1i6 (s4th) Beautiful
large rooms, private bath. Schuyler 4-1O.
WEST END AV., 2G5.-suite single rooms
and studios, with or without bath; REFER
ence.
WEST END AV., 667. Doctors home. one
large, two small rooms; references. sehuy-
nth ST, i05 WEST CRALEIGH HALL).
A RESIDENCE FOR MEN.
Attractvely furnished rooms. with and
without private bath or shower; club advan-
tases with hotel service at lower rentals.
9th. 2Js West.--Attractive large and small
rooms; every convenience; reasonable
BARTON.
57TH sT. (Broadway1 Largo. sunny room.
private bathroom; refined home; gentle
man. Circle 0l2s.
5sTH. 9:s W.-Attraetively furnisned single.
or large room suitable for houselSeeping
conveniences: reasonable Circle 1913.
5STH (92a 7th avJ.--Front room for two
men; phone, bath, electric.
10Th. 3f3 W.-Comfortable rooms adjoining
bath: men, business people, convenlences; !;
reasonable
10TH. 2i9 W.-Lnrre, well Furnished room
7oD. 20 weat-Beautif,l large room private
bath. electricity, quiet. refinement; gen
tlemen.
18TH. W. Eivcrsidel Large room. high
class elevator apartment; convenenees
Scnuylef 1000.
10TH, 2O4 W.-Large, sunny room ell con
yenlences; newly decorated schuyler Oi45.
18TH, 321 W.--Comforta5le rooTl: high class
elevator apt, conveniences. SCHUYLER e9l9.
SID, 80 W.-Three rooms, single; en- suite;
gentleman; S6-$i2. GREENFIELD.
SID ST.. IL West-Elegant single room for
refined Christian American only.
s7rH, $40 Weat.--Ilxiraordinar ry large room,
s12; hot, cold water; conveniences.
s7rH. W.--Attractive large room, adjoiniur
bath; exclusive house; gentlemen. schuyler
o2i5.
business girl. 81. MYERS, Schuyler Gs5s
18TH ST. 25l West-Beautifully Furnished
outside rooms; water moderate River
gentlemen. River s227. BROWN.
1oiST, 215 W.-Large. sunny. well furnished
room business people preferred; refer
ences requi-ed. Telephone River. 1928.
ii3TH, 80 West-Attractive room, ali con
veniences: 10 other roomers. Cathedral
18TH, 54i west.-Large, light room, ad-
Joining bath. telephone: elevator Apt. %.
i23D. % West (apt. T. Medium room. suit
able !, .; twin beds, adjoining be- tn: clean
llness modern ilnprovement5; reasonable.
i24TH, 54i W.-American family; elevator;
B'way subway: gentlemen: SO. Apt 81.
i20T'H. 25S W.--Sunny room; gentlemen.
couple use Kitchen; steam; reasonable
PAUL.
135TH. G22 W.-Nowly furnished room, bath
81. Apt 3B alornings.de 239S.
531 WEST END AN., s6th st.-LarEe rooms.
with or without bath: khchenette privi
leges from Si2 70 SO per weeS.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24

Mr.. Barrows. it is reported. had never
before left the cloistered precincts of
the big university where he teaches to
sniff the atmosphere In the real estate
market. lie did not say whether he
found the air stimulating, but he is
alleged to have signed the contract
while he was under the influence OF
trading gas.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.

AsHroRTH e CO.. 5oi 9TH av. Tel, Murray
Hlll 0ii2.
u. g. H. VOGLEK.
Amsterdani av. and SD ~.
]. ROMAlNE BROWN,
10 East l3d AZ.
NAssOIT y TANNING. REAL ESTATE,
B'WAY y sgTH ST. TEL. $3.50 RIVERSIDE.
Borough OF BroolIyn--sale or Rent.
FLATBUSH - New detached bungalow, y
rooms tiled Kitchen and bath. glass in-
closed steam heated porch, garage space
restricted section, near Brighton subway OK
preus station; prico 10000. cash s2,V0l also
room bungalow at &il 400. RAbpt SLOAN,
Ss7 F1atbush av Phone Flathuah lo32O.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
APhRTMENTs-FURNISHED

BROADWAY. 10sth--Juue 20 Oct /.
son,eiy furnished. Gail Academy 1896.
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
TO RENT, SEASON OR LONGER. SLAW-
son HOBBS, 16c WEST 72D ST.
NEWLY decorated, beautifully furnished Z
room apt: bargain; going South Lenox o51.
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
Above fiih NJ. to 9th q. Ituciisi,c,.
East River 80 SorJh River.

DENTISTS apartments seven rooms and
two baths southeast corner Gth av. and
seth ST. rental $500 per year immediate
possession. Apply supt., 66 W. auth. or
WILLIAM y. BLOCDGOOD 6 Co., Queens-
horo Plaza. Long Island City Phone
Astc ria 1905.
DOCTORS office, q wess 54th st.-Si 200. )
room suite II desired.
4iTIt, 2i0 West Westover Court)-Iachclor
apartments. high class: hotel service,
meals. Sec resident manager, Bryant $3.50
5iTH ST, ~ West.-One room, bath $3.50;
two rooms, 5000: three rooms, 81 800; four
rooms. 300 breakfast, cervice.
18TH ST.. ~ W.+-Attract1Ve rocnt apart
Incut. baths; corner, north tight: excel
lent location for studio OF professional mai.
rental $4,000 per y ar. Apply SUIT.
premises. or WILLIAM l.. RLOUDGOCD y
CO., Cucensboro Plaza. T. J. G. @cone
The New York herald., 1921-12-24
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

space wanted for medium weight
manufacturing. about 1000 IT,. good light
space. in modern tlreproof building. near 42d
St. price about SI,5OJ; immediate possession.
ROI.UP SCREEN CO.. II Battery pl.. N.Y.C.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded in schools. city or coun-
try. highest references. EMERY. 50 Park
row. room G0i-H. Cortlandt 1894.
RIVERSIDE DIR, 5i9-EleEant rooms. bath
phoGe. excellent meals. two $40. PERRY
1l$r. 81 West--iIigh class double room
beard optional owner, Columbus 2l39.
12D Sr 3ls w.--superior recommendations
two a.nslc rooms, table guess: references.
4-b, III W.--DOuD.c fvuris, also suitr, elec-
tfic,ty refined horne. tab,o gueets.
l299'H, 1913 W.-I.srge front room: excellent
Jewiah board. BRCDl. University 1885,.
i26TH, 800 -Workinqmen board: good
home cooking; private famiy; telephone.
Boroagh Of Eronx.
BEONXWOOD AV., 4175 (o32d St).-Chll-
Grcn wanted. over year; good home.
Borough of Brooklyn.
PTERREPONT ST, 7G.-Attractive rooms
excellent table, convenient subway. Main
1l5JW.