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The New York herald., 1921-12-29
INVESTOR PURCHASES
THE CAINSBOROUGH
J. p. Foster Selects Big Flat
on DriUe; Other Sales.

]. e. Wakeman has sold for the Litch-
field estate to John p. Foster for in
vestment the Gainsborough. a seven
story elevator apartment house, on a
plot 54.11x130.3x irregular. at liz River
side Drive. between Eighty-third and
Eighty-fourth streets, and adjoining
the Turrets and the Mount Tom apart
ments The property was held at f1o.-
600 and had been in the possession OF
the ceiling family for about fifteen
years.
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
purchased from the estate OF Edward
S. Schaeffler the two apartment houses
at COS and 500 West 1Tth street, adjoin-
ing the northwest corner OF ST. Nicholss
avenue. 50x100. housing forty families.
The property was held at $4,000. The
sellers were represented by Salter &
Steinkamp, attorneys. and the pur-
chasers by Lind & Pfeiffer. The broker
was Joseph Keenan, of Charles Berlin's
office.
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston sold
to a client of l.. J. Bershad the two
flats at 12t and 123 East 115th street,
43x100. II. Matz & Co., the brokers, sold
the adjoining house to the same pur-
chaser last week.
The six story tenement, with stores.
2ox75. at % GoerclS street is being pur-
chased by the newly formed "a Goerck
Street. Inc, having for directors C. NJ.
Siegel, j. Schlamp and c. Pechner.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29

pancy. Mr.. Waldbaum is also a dealer
in butter and eggs. They also sold S2S
Greenwich street TO Morris Roth, a
dealer in butter and eggs. and ass
Washington street, warehouse. to
Mr.. De Laval. The property was held
at 100000. Other sales included 40
Reade street to Luke J. LAWN and 366
Washington street to George II. Siege.
Through the same brokers the Repub-
lie Storage Company purchased recently
from the Pyle estate the warehouse,
containing about 100000 square feet, at
the northwest corner of Washington and
Charlton streets. which was held at
$500. 900.
Further to the south, in the district
formerly called "the back yard OF Wall
street" VIM. A. White & Sons sold TO
the National Surety Company earlier In
the year large plot on Washington. Al
bany and Carlisle streets. which at the
present time is being improved with an
eight story office building, for which
VIM. A. White & Sons are renting agents.
In the same district the brokers soid
% Albany street. small but modern
business building. for the Bleecker Ex-
port Company to William D. fitzpatrick.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
STAMFORD FACTORY
LEASED FROM PLANS
Lessee Is New York Firm;
Other Deals Out of Town.

Rosenberg- Golf Company leased from
plans TO the Harry Berger Shirt Com
psny tho four story building, comprising
10000 square feet fronting sixty feet
or Oliver street and $50 feet on the
Connecticut River. Stamford, Conn.,, for
Frieda kiesel. The iessecs have their
New York offices and showrooms at
a and 76 Fifth avenue. The lease is
for long term OF years. with an option
to purchase.
Mrs. Robert Chatris has sold her
home at IL Washington avenue. White
Plains. to Walter Lamb of Brooklyn,
through George Il. Doolan, Inc. The
same brokers have leased. furnished
for the winter. the Newkirk property
in White Plains: for Mrs. c. Miiiard
her country home in ScarsdaIe, to Mrs
Mary Newlirk. Other rentals closed
ty the firm include the Cosey Club
quarters to the FILLER Rose Corporation,
which will conduct a coffee house there.
ard the second floor in the Ornawam-
pun Building, TO the Pioneer Button
Pearl Company OF Poughlseepsie.
Meister Builders. Inc. has purchased
ten dwellings, each 60xf0o. az the Highly
avenue station at Springfield Gardens
L. L.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
WEST SIDE DWELLINGS
FAVORED IN TRADING
Old Village Houses May Be
Altered Into Flats.

Charles wynne and Louis II. Low
have purchased through Ames & Co.
from the Van Benshoten estate the
northeast corner OF Charles and Green-
wich streets three four story dwellings
This is the first sale of the property In
more than fifty years. Negotiations are
pending for resale TO builder who
intends to alter into small apartments
The property was held at 100000.
Pierre & Golden Company sold for
Carrie Isarr the three story dwelling at
West Ninety-fifth street to C. Drey-
fuss.
Cusaclx Company sold the dwelling,
20x100. at $50 West Seventy-eishth
street The property was held at $4,000
and the sale included the furnishings.
Porter g. Co. sold for the estate OF
James Milliken to the Reyvan Realty
Company the three story dwelling at
$50 West 1881 street.
Leon s. Altmayer sold for Richard
S. Chisolm the three story dwelling at
155 East Eightieth street TO Howard A.
Raymond.
Lyman Tsrnarutsky sold to Max
Kaminslsy three story dwelling. 25x80,
at 1880 Park avenue, south of 101st
street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
Continued from Preceding Page.

ronr SAID rpea = 1-Arrivsd. str Polcric
tHrl, Nsw Work Tor bombay.
rrOGREsO. per ef-sAilcd. str Mongolia
PvKTl1o RARRios. Dec es-Arrived. str
Copan 4Nonol. Mobile.
rA~peRs. Deo is-Arrivcd. str stsseibors
MO JANEiRo. Dee Sailed. str ves,ris
err. New Ycrk $500 bags coffsel.
ROTTERDAM. Dec s8-Arrived. str vecht-
sappo-sa arrived 17th. ar Western Plains.
scrtlana for Antwerp.
s.l'ea sssh. s,s Aines. ,b1l. Baltimore
madam Hunier tBri. London.
sailed e7th. ctr fakonia (Br,. GLASGOW.
sailed @sth. strs EihelNyn 1Brl. Boston:
sANTs MARTA. Dec st-Arrlved. str
L'non. Phfladslphia.
sailed g7,h. 5 AN. str slxaola. New York
via cristobsl and Kingston
Eewesn tNorl. New orleans.
Santos; DEC a-Sssi'ed. ST ssneen; New r,,
cBras). New York 90 $40 baEs coffee).
(, SHANGHAI. Doc 9i-Sailed, str Melville
4 -sHIEL ps. Dss ss-ssilee. str ssnsstsd
fCNorl. New York.
. soUrHAnProN. Dec s7-Arrivsd. str
'1'risla Dutch. New Orleans via Havana for
I. SOUTHAMPTON WATER. Dec e7-A-rivsd.
sstr Remuers (Br). Auckland. &c. via New
: sroRNowAY. Tee ss--rn port. str Rpms-
dalhorn (Nor), Tor New York ,to sail Jan ~ .
suEz. Dec 24-Arrived. str Graeiana CBr).
Busreh for Camden. NJ.
! TAMPIco. Dec 2o--Saiied. str Samuel Q
Brown. Boston mot as beforel.
Sailed 26th. 10 AN. str Camden, Port Ar
thur.
TELA. Dec "a. midnight Sailed. str Car
riIle; New y, 4 York via kinsston and san'iaEc.
Polaris dam. Lomond. NE.
TORRE ANNUNzIATA. Dec ei-Arrived,
str Volcano Ntan. Montreal.
TRIESTE. Dec f7-Arrived. s,rs Presidente
Wilson 1taD. New York; 2ist, Argentina
1taD. do.
VANCOUVER. &c. Dec cS-Arrived. str
Spain Maru (Jap). Port Townsend.
Sailed 27th. strs Johnan Maru (Jxp). Kobe :
Knoxville City, Seattle via Port Alice.
VICTORIA. Brazil. Dec 2J-Arrived. str
Stephen (Br), New York via Cabadelio. &C.
VICTORIA, Be. Dec 21-Sailed. str Manila
Maru (Jap), Hong Kong.
yIGO. Dec 26-Arrived. str Alfonso XIII
fsp), New York for Corunna. &C.
VERA CRUZ. Dec 2s-Arrived. str Cana
Euey. Havana.
YOKOHAMA. Dec c5--Arrived. ssrs FL
bridge. Tacoma: Suwa MAru (Jap), DO;
Howick Hall. New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
News of the Real Estate World
LEASING DEALS CENTER
ON MERCANTILE ZONE
Demand for Space RecoVsrs
From Holiday jade.

Spear & Co. have leased store and
basement in 7s9 Broadway to the Green
wald Display and Fixture Company,
Inc. second floor in II West Twenty
first street to the Victory Belt Com
pany, Inc; third floor in 81 East
Twenty-first street to j. NJ. Steinfeld &
Bro.. mems knitted neckwear; eighth
floor in 230 to 234 West Seventeenth
street TO the Modern Braid Company !;
twelfth floor in 20 East Twelfth street
to Charles Gottlieb & Sons. art engrav-
era; third floor in As West Houston
street TO S,iverstein & Kleinman. manu-
facturers OF hats and caps. and with
Adams & Co. eleventh floor in $50 Fifth
avenue, northwest corner Of Twenty
first street With the exception OF the
store and basement this completes the
renting OF the building.
The Credit Guide rented through the
Cruikshank Company an additional loft
i'm 12S White street. to be used partly
for It's own printing purposes and for
the completion OF business records and
statistics. IL has also rented an Of
flee at the northeast corner OF Chest
nut and Fifth streets. Philadelphia, Pa
Harris, vought & Co leased store in
III Madison avenue to Nathan Malmut
and offices In 240 Broadway to W. W.
Sharp 4 Co.
Beriowitz & Game leased for the L.
I'm. w. Company the sixth floor in
$50 West Twenty-fifth street 10 Sper-
ling Brothers, for Prakin & Leoofsky q
portion OF the ninth floor In 40 West
Twenty~eighth street to Elmer Cloak and
Suit Company, space In 133 West
1wenty-first street to b. Neiman 4 Co.
and Penn Dress Company. and for s. a.
Nj. Greenstein space in 402 West Twen-
ty-seventh street to Barnes Press.
Ames & Co. leased for the estate OF
l.. S. Newman loft in Is West Thirty
first street to Goldenberg a Morgen-
stern, for Fineberg. Munter a Blumer
the third loft in 127 West Twenty-ninth
street to Feidman & Warshitzky. and
the second and third lofts I'm 125 West
Twenty-ninth street TO Abraham Yesser
for Samuel w. Peck the first loft In 6
West Twenty-ninth street to $. & n.
Lenkowsky.
Maurice Werthein leased for G. L.
Walter offices in 157 East Forty-fourth
street to the John v. Schaefer Construc-
ton Corporation.
M. Rosenthal Company leased TO the
S. l.. b. Cloak Company loft In 134
to 14O West Twenty-sixth street.
s. NJ. Hirsch & Co. leased for the
Crompton Holding Corporation a floor
in 131 West Thirty-fifth street TO A.
Portfolio & Co., making a total space
of c2,500 square feet that the lesseea
occupy. The same broker leased the
top floor in % to 80 West Twenty-sev-
entn street to Abraham Samuels.
Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc. rented
store in 476 and AIS Broome street to
Richard Bauer: loft in 54 White street
to Remy, Schmidt & Pleissner. and for
Horace S. Ely & Co. the fourth loft In
a4S Broadway to Victor Steinman Son.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
SHIPPING NEWS

Beaumont for sabine; socony, New York
sailed asth. strs ocean (Dutch). Rotter-
dam; Kenowis. Montevideo; Lake Gera,
Galveston: Gulfstream. north OF Hatteras.
PORT TAMPA, Tia, Dec 2s-Arrived. strs
Sailed 18th. str o T Waring. Baton Rouge.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec 2s-Arrtved,
Luckenbach. San Francisco. &C: J II Dew
ereux. Boston Howard. do Oatter 2Gth) ;
Agwimoon. Tampico; Yorba Linda, do; auT
schr Bessie A White (Br), Turks Island via
Norfolk: schr Alcaeus Hooper. Boston.
Cleared 22d, schr Dustin @ Cressy. Miami.
Cleared 2sth, strs Marina Q utaD. Genoa,
Donnell. chorrera: Glendoyle. Norfolk; Mort
lake tBr), Alexandria.
Passed down Marcus Hook 2sth. Q AM,
tugs storm King. towing barge Pure Oh NO ..
for New York; PM. Mars. towing barges
Westmoreland and Irwin, for Providence.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 9th.
phia for Isabella de sagua 2sth. 3 AM,
ozama. 90 for Norfolk.--Wind n, "a miles;
PORTLAND, Me. Dec .s-Arrived. str
Teesbrldge tBrl. Fowey.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. Dec 26-Arrived, str
Gran tNor,. Progreso (and sailed 2sth for
PROVIDENCE. RI. Dec 2T-Arrived. str
Dixie Arrow. Beaumont.
Sailed 9th. s,rs Kershaw. Norfolk; Harvey
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec a7-Arrived.
str Ventura. Sydney. NSW. sc.
Arrived 2sth. strs Manoa, Honolulu; +;
Manulani. Hllo.
Sailed 27th. str Walter a Luclsenbach. New
York and Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec 2S-Arrived, strs
Cape Henry. West Coast; orla (Nor). New
York; Magyarorszag GtaD. do; Henry S
Grove. Baltimore: N.coochee. Boston: Goa
hona County. Manchester for Mobile Cpur in
for brnkers and proceeded.
TACOMA, Wash, Dec 27-Arrived, str
Eastern Merchant, Vancouver.
Arrived 2sth. strs Ixion (Br), Vancouver;
Steel Ranger, Everett.
Sailed 2sth, str Kiso Maru tJap), Yoko-
hama.
TAMPA. Fla. Dec 27--Arrived. schrs Marion
G Douglass tBrl, Trinidad: Rose Terlita. do.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Dec 2S--Ar-
rived. schr Centennial. New York for East
port. Me: tugs Nottingham. towing barges.
New York for Boston: Eastern. towing u
barge latter returned East light.
Passed 2sth. tug Perth Amboy. towing
barges 70f, 7s7 and Ts4. from Gloucester. and
7es. from Rockport. Mass, for New York.
Passed csth, tugs Eureka. bound W. Ber-
muda. towing barges. bound r: Harold,
towing 2, bound W; Gypsum King, towing 2.
do.-Wind AM. n. moderate TO fresh; Pm,
light. variable and clear.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
COOPERATIVE LEAGUE
BUYS HOME ON 18TH ST.

The Cooperative League or America,
now at 2 West Thirteenth street. Is TO
have a new home for its exclusive nsc
sixth and Seventh avenues. The prop
erty has been purchased through Will
lam A. White A. son from the estate
OF Ellen n. Lord. The building Is a
dwelling which will be altered for the
use OF the league. The league IL a
member OF the National Association for
Cooperative Unity and Education aud
a member OF the international coopera-
tive Alliance. " collects irfof7na tiou
and promotes knowledge OF history. OBJ
jects end practical methods OF the Con-
sumer Cooperative Movement j. r..
warbasss is president
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
EASIER MONEY SEEN IN
LIST OF BUILDING LOANS
Twenty-one Negotiated by
Single Firm.

Waddell & Martin have placed the
following loans: S325.000 on 148 to
156 West Twenty-third street; 500, 900
Oh 142 West Thirty-fourth street /;
$4,000 on ESQ West Thirty fourth
street; ss50.o00 on southeast corner of
Mount Hope place and Morris avenue I:
$4,000 on southwest corner Of Boston
road and Jefferson place; $4,000 on
2eG West End avenue; $4,000 on 1910
Rogers place; $4,000 on northeast
corner Of Amsterdam avenue and 14Sth
street $40. on 457 East 174th street !:
Si22,50 on southwest corner of Grand
Concourse and 18TH street $4,000 on
si1 East 169th street; $4,000 on 265
Fast 1S1st street; $4,000 on 54S Grand
street: $4,000 on 2110 vyse avenue ;
$4,000 on southwest corner Of Madison
avenue and Ninety seventh street !;
$4,000 on southeast corner of Willis
avenue and 134th street; $4,000 on 142
West Twenty-fourth street; $4,000 on
1888 Southern Boulevard; $4,000 on
esq Southern Boulevard $4,000 on
2044 Kingsbridge avenue, and 100000
on 1929 Bryant avenue.
Quinlan & Leland have placed first
mortgage loan OF $4,000 on the new
five and one-half story apartment
building at Walton avenue, southeast
corner Of 1S4th street, for the Galveston
building Company.
Edwards. Dowdney & Richart have
RACED a loan of S45.000 on 223 West
i0sth street, and $4,000 on S25 linton
avenue.
The Kamtun Realty Company OBJ
tained from the Lawyers Mortgage
Company a loan of s10s,000 on the
property, s0xf0o, at the southwest cor
ner OF Pinehurst avenue and 179th
street, improved recently with five
story apartment house.
Sharp & Co. placed first mortgage
loan of s1s0,000 for the Agra Holding
Company on the nine story apartment,
e26x100, at 144 East Thirty-siKth
OR ool
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
aUEENsBORoUGH MARKET.

Lewis II. May Co. sold for T. J. Nc
Bride plot on the east side of Beach
Thirty-seventh street, Edgemere. L. L.
to A. Levy. who will erect dwelling.
Roman & Callman Company rented Tor
the estate Of M. J. Breitenbach the two
story manufacturing building on Mott
avenue, near Vernon avenue. Long
Island City. with the option Oh pur-
chase. to the Silk Finishing Company
of America.
Among the recent buyers Of lots sold
by the NJ Morgenthau, Jr., Company
in it's Country Club district In Jamaica
are Seneca G. Samson of White Plains
and A. J. Samson of Jamiaca. each OF
whom purchased two building sites.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
NEW FLATS FOR BRONX.

Plans for new apartment houses in
The Bronx were filed yesterday as fol-
lows:
Weob avenue. northeast corner of De
Voc terrace. FIVE story. ss.2x90; Masso
Realty Corporation. owners Samuel
Freidenberg. president Springsteen G.
Goldhamrer. architects: cost 100000
University avenue, west side, 30 feet
north OF fremont avenue. two six story.
5ox9o; Antonio Meringo. owner George
r.. Pelham. architect cost, $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

sANEs. Dec IS. PM-Arrived. str Levisa,
New York
CARBONEAR, NE. previous to Dec IL
Arrived. schr Gordon G Fudge (Brl. Cadiz
CwiIl proceed TO Harbor Grace).
CRISTOBAL. Dec 1s-Saiied. motor George
Washington (Nor). Bergen and Chrisiiania.
FOGO. NF. Dec 19-Sailed, schr Rose NJ
fBr). Gibraltar.
HALIFAX. Dec o5-Arrived. str vancolite
tBrl. Port Lobos.
KOBE. Dec 1s--Sailed. str Tuscaloosa City,
Port Townsend.
RAMEA, NF. previous 20 Dec 1s-Arrived,
schr Edith NJ Cavell (T3rp, cadiz.
REYKJAvIK. Dec 13--Sailed. str Lagar-
ross (Ice) New York.
ST JOHNS. NF. Dec a0--Arrived. schr
Peleen fRr). Sydney.
VICTORIA. Brazil. Dec 19--Sailed. str Etna
UtaD. New Orleans and New York
VICTORIA. BE, Dec 21-Sailed. str La Pla-
centia, San Pedro.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
FREDERICK BROWN
In 4RAPID RESALES
DispOses of Manhattan Flats
and Large Vacant Plots
in The Bronx.

Frederick Brown, the operator, has
resold four properties in Manhattan and
The Bronx which he purchased within
the last few weeks. To an investing
client of John j. Meenan the operator
has disposed Of the Rivercrest. a six
story elevator apartment house at the
southwest corner Of Fort Washington
avenue and 16oth street, having accom-
modations for thirty families and re-
turning an annual rental of about
$40.0 900. The house occupies a plot 131x
S5x126X irregular. The property was
purchased from u. n. Belman Novem-
Der 2e.
To William F. Harnett Mr.. Brown re-
sold the five story apartment house at
the southwest corner of East End ave-
nue. and Eighty-eighth street. on a lot
25x96. James Kyle & Sons negotiated
the sale.
In The Bronx Mr.. Brown resold two
taxpayer plots to builders. Both will be
immediately improved with stores. The
klassmore Real Estate Corporation,
Joseph NewmarlS president, bought the
irregular plot at the southwest corner
Of Westchester and Intervale avenues.
133x161x irregular. which Mr. Brown
recently purchased from the johnson
estate. Jacob & Emil Leitner were the
brokers. TO Henry J. Garidel Mr.. Brown
resoid a plot of approximately six lots
at the southeast corner of fremont and
Morris avenues, which is part of plot
Of ten lots accumulated by Mr.. Brown
in the lac. few weeks. The Frank j.
Mcmahon Company were the brokers.
Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
The william Waldorf Astor estate
sold to John Dupont & Co.. tenants, the
three story building with stores, 25x80,
at 81 Gansevoort street, near Washing
ton street.
Louis Jacobs sold to Samuel Echelman,
Jacob S. Gross and Isidor BranlSer the
seven story loft building, 41.4X99.S, at
15s-160 Greene street.
Edward L. Doran sold to Annie Biitt
four story fiat. 17.6X99.11, at 524 West
1881 street.
Theresa Schlosser sold to Marie Hicks
a five story fiat, 25x100. at $50 West
18th street.
Thomas r. and Nora A. Farrell sold
to 3. Louise Birch three story dwell
ing, 20xS2.3x irregular. at 147 West
Ninety-third street.
Frank Benfatto sold to Enrico Es-
posito two story dwelling, 16.SxsS. at
410 Pleasant avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
BIG LUMBER YARD ON
HARLEM RIVER IN DEAL

The Tooth Street Dock Company pur-
chased from the T. Fl. Simcnson a Son
Company the lumber yard property on
the north side Of tooth street, a22.6 feet
east of First avenue. and extending
through TO 101st street. The property
fronts 22S.11 feet on the Harlem River
1865 feet on Tooth street and 1916 feet
on 10lst street. The deal includes alt
wharfage and cranage now on the
premises and carries riparian rights to
the buyers.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to TIE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
WnshlngtOn. ID. C.. Dec. "a

These naval orders have been made public:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS II. A. Ellis, to COM
mand ". 6. S.MacLeish; Lieut.. l.. M. Riiier.
10 Z. 8. s. Pensacola; Lieut.. w. NJ. .Blumen-
kranx. to Y. &. 8. Rainbow: Lieut.. r. p.
Der 81; Lieut.. +. c.. Fahrion. TO post-gradu-
ate course In ordnance. Annapolis: Lieut.. II.
=. Ford, TO u. 3. s. Neches; Lieut.. u. 0.
HalliTfli. 10 command u. 4. s. Quail: Lieut.
J. Heep. 20 Y. s. s. Lykens: Lieut.. G. Knott,
TO home: Lieut.. ". Il. Palmer, revocation
appointment December 81: Lieut.. J. Will
ian,s, TO u. s. &. Brazos
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
Tta vEsEY STREET.

BY Smith & Jaffe.
w t26th st, 502, 3 story building, 25xgo. n
--Surrogate's sale; sub mtges, s2O.854s4: 10
y J Mac Sedo. a party in interest. for s23,-
8T4. "
BY Joseph Z. Day.
Henry 81, 211 n s, 20 e Clinton st, 3 stor,,
tenement, 22.2xs5--Iienry II Tiff, as OK, aFt
Amelia Zemsn et al; Parker, Merrhall. Mi
ler & Auchincloss, attys; amt due, sea 2e3 "a I;
taxes, &C., &2.506.07; to the plaintiff 500 900,
building and stores. 23x0s9-Bernhard schaf-
fcl. aEt Louis Schwartz. ct al: Isidor Cor>,
and Leopold Freimen. attys; partition: with
drawn
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
ASSEMBLIES SITE FOR
LEXINGTON AVE. FLAT
A. M. Bing to Erect Tall
House at 8Oth St. Corner.

Leon S. Altmayer has resold for How
ard A. Raymond to A. NJ. Bine the
three story and basement dwelling at
155 East Eightieth street, the sale Of
which was reported yesterday. Through
this resale Mr.. Altmayer has completed
for Mr.. Bing the assembling of a plot Of
land having a frontage Of 100 feet on
Lexington avenue and frontage Of 1874
feet on East Eightieth street. On this
plot Mr.. Bing will immediately erect an
eleven story apartment house.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
PERSONAL AND IMPEPSONAL..

Arthur S. Alexander, president Of the
J. Alexander Manufacturing Company.
is the buyer OF the large plot at the
southeast corner OF Broadway and
Ninety-frst street, sold by the William
waldorf Astor estate through ]. Irving
Walsh.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
Architect Leases Omcex.

Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased the
ninth floor In the Bankers Trust Com
pany Building, at sos Madison avenue,
corner Of F1fty-seventh street. to J. Il.
r. Carpenter, architect.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29

New York Title and Mortgage Conn
pany's annual meeting for the election
OF directors and inspectors will be held
Tuesday. January 10.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29
DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE.

Modern building, 2,612 square
feet, very attractive; only one
fight up from main corridor; high
ceilings; plepty Of windows; will
divide; immediate possession. l.. II.
MEEKER, Room 334, so Broad st.
Phone Broad zoos.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29

Payson Mel. Merrill Company was
the broker in the lease made by the
Bronx Investment Company of the
building st IS East Fifty-seventh street
10 Miss Rose Hagan.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29

Lillian W. fIicler Is the buyer of s25
West Tooth street that Margaret Mil
iigan OF IS Bradhurst avenue sold re-
Gently.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29

Edward Goeit Is the buyer OF 36I7
Third avenue, sofd recently.
The New York herald., 1921-12-29

George Il. Doolan, Inc, of West
chester. has opened an Office In 81 East
Forty-second street. Special attention
will be given TO seekers for homes In
Westchester. William H. Oakley I'd. for
merly Of the Brown. whoclocl; Co., Inc.
has been appointed New York manager
The New York herald., 1921-12-29

Ferdinand q. Hoffman has been ap-
pointed agent for 1881 linton avenue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-26
NOTICE

Notice to all parties interested in
the Coleman Drainage District of
Lafayette County, Mississippi.
You will take notice that the Dis
trict Commissioners of the above
styled Drainage District have filed
their report on assessments, benefits
and damages, wherein they ask for
additional bonds in the sum of $2400.-
90 to complete the improvements in
the said District. and that the County
Board of Drainage Commissioners Of
Lafayette County, Mississippi. will
meet in the court house in Oxford,
Miss, on the 9th day Of June, 1921 at
II o'clock a. m., where any and all
parties may appear as their interest
suggests:
Given under my hand and official
seal, at Oxford. Mississippi, this the
18th day of May, A. D. 1921.
w. M. WOODWARD, Clerk.
May 1926 June 2.