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The New York herald., 1921-03-09

half Of the sixth floor, IN l36 Liberty
street to the Chipman Chemical En-
cheering Company space in Wal
street 10 William Kirkpatrick for the
Dominion Properties Company, with
William A. White & Sons. suite OF rooms
in 16 Exchange place TO r. A. Soich s;
Co.
Henry Shapiro & Co. and Spear CO,
leased TO Harry Rhoades store and
basement in the southwest corner Of
Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue AZ
an aggregate rental Of $4,000
Hubertn s. Huberth leased the -four
story dwelling at 327 West Fifty-eighth
10 Alphonsine n. Besmer
Joseph p Day leased the building ~
S79 to ISL Washington street, AT the
northeast corner OF Beach street. 59.Sx
co. 1--WE stories and basement, TO the
Northwestern Electric Equipment Com
pany.
NJ. & L. Hess, Inc. leased Office space
in 329 and 33l Fourth avenue to the
l.. & B. Importing Company. Carl Fein-
stein and Arthur Heller: also the store
and basement in 1872 West Thirtieth
street to Moses N. Berlin; also the
second floor in 1876 West Thirty-fourth
street to Fred Reinetz.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
NO MOVE TO RECOVER
ITALIAN ART PANELS
Consul General Admits Cell
at the Metropolitan.

r. +. Bernardo. Italian Consul-General
In New York, said yesterday it was not
true that he had started an investiga-
tion on behalf OF the italian Govern
ment TO determine how the Pinturicchio
panels in the Metropolitan Museum
reached this country He admitted that
he visited the musuem on Monday, after
he had read an article In an italian
newspaper. 10 see the panels and to
find out If possible how they reached
the Metropolitan
tMy call 70 the museum" he said,
was interpreted as a step TO recover
the pictures. 1t is not true. That is
quite an arbitrary Interpretation"
1t has been rather conclusively estab-
li9hed that the panels, which were
placed on exhibition in the museum last
year. are those which disappeared from
Siena in 1902 They were acquired By
the Metropolitan in 1914, by purchase
in Paris. According TO Allessandro
Olivotti. an art dealer, who has been
instrumental in tracing the panels to
this CITY, the point at issue is not how
the Metropolitan acquired them but how
they were removed and smuggled out of
Italy According to Olivotti efforts are
being made to trace the person who sold
them 10 the Metropolitan.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
ESTATES APPRAISED.

WILLIAM r. RuTTER March -, ia20)-.
Estate ot Aii7 800. wl.r - GG0 ln securities
taxable in New York His wife, Ann Rutter,
has a life estate Ii the whole. his ,,augh-
ter, Carrie NJ. Crimes OF lie Haverhiil
street. has the life estate on the death OF
her mother, and his grandsons, Wiliiaw p.
Rutter of Minneapolis, and Walter L. +
ter OF Andover. Mass, have life estate l..
one-fifth each.
ANNA FREEBoRN MYERS (August 6.
i92o)--Gross estate. $40, ,423. net estate.
1854 9a7. Her three daughters. Jeanette
NJ. Hcyt OF Woodmere, l.. T.; Mary Cornell
Myers of Hemps cad l.. l.. and Annie NJ.
Reed of t23 East Ninety fourth street. re-
ceive Sss,312 each.
BABETTE BLUMENTfIAB (May 25. 1920 -
Gross estate. $21f sos, net estate SLOT .4oi.
Hen sons. Alfred OF 2 West Eighty-sixth
street, Gustave Of i2 West Seventieth street
and Hugo ~ 10 West Seventy street,
receive s60IeS each. Her nieces, Jennie
Lindheim ~ 20 East Nineiy-SiXth street RE-
ceives an annuity of $500 and Helen l.. Lud-
wig. same address. $2,a00. Her nephew.
Rudolph I.irdheim of a2T Audubon avenue,
81 f,5o0. and her companion, Naile Baranow-
SKI OF the Hotel Leo tori, 81 900.
KENNETH DOWS. Denvel Estate OF 81
I2s. .73o, with S5i ,O76 taxable III New YORK
As nc made his will before he was twenty
one, he could dispose only Of his personal
property, which amounts 10 81 ,"n3.S6, and
which he left to his mother. Mrs. Jane S
Dowa OF 80 Park avenue, and his brother
David Dows az RroolSv.llc. n. y. Ia equal
shares.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
FRANK VANDERBILT BUYS
PROPERTY FOR SCHOOL
Adds to Holdings of His OWn
Institution at Scarborough.

Frank A. vanderlip has purchased the
pretentious Colonial mansion and adjoin-
Ing grounds known as the Rogers home
stead at the corner Of Albany Post roai
and Briarcliff road ii Scarborough. The
property is across the street from Mr..
vaadcrlip's home ana his private scar
borough schoolhouse. 1t is reported tina.
Mr. Vanderlip will build an overhead
bridge across the Post road ~ children
attending the Scarborough school can 60
back and forth to the newly acquired
school annex without walking across the
Post road, which Is travelled b. so many
automobiles.
The Rogers homested is one of the
show places OF the Hudson River Valley
1t was sold by Miss Jessie Rogers TO
William Rockefeller few years ago
and he. in turn. sold It to the Sleepy
Hollow Country Club. which leased i
to 0. c. Macy, whose family is occupying
the place. Mr.. Vanderlip bought il ~
the club. The residence is a large one.
Of yellow brick, with massive white pill
lars in front, and is surrounded by sew
eral acres Of ground. 1t overloeks the
country places Of James Speyer. v
Everit Macy, William Rockefeller and
other wealthy summer colonists.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
MRS. ECKSTEIN DENIES
SMOKING AND CHEWING
Asserts Husband Abandoned
Her and Wants Separation.

Bernard Eckstein, who Is being sued
by Mrs. Lucy p. Eckstein for separa-
ton, declared in papers before Supreme
Court Justice Van Siclen in Brooklyn
yesterday that when he reproached his
wife for smoking cigars and chewing
tobacco, she said:
"You smoke cigarettes w7
Well, when you stop doll viil
stop smoking cigars and ,9-
bacco."
Mrs. Eckstein denied the allegation.
She declared her husband had ahan-
doned her In support of her applicc-
tion for alimony and counsel fee. she
sa d the defendant had an office at 76
Montgomery street, Jersey city, and
that his income ''as a booknaker" was
$4,000 a year.
Eckstein said he was not book
maker. II was simply by chance wagers
on the races. he said. that he managed
to keep his wife 'in finery,"
Justice Van Siclen reserved decision
on the question Of almony.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACED |

Lsoninster (Br). Gulfport Cand sailed for
Sailed 5th, strs san Michele (Italp. Genoa;
Danier lBr). Rotterdam; William a Mohen-
gPbRigTs FHSfSA' FLA. March s--Arrived.
barge Ohio. Port Arthur, n tow. -,,,os
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March sEarflNsus a. ~ ,ss
SITS River 0rontes (Brl smyrna. Ig; tg.;,,aTs 80
West Edara, Honolulu, Bonne bro9h, 81 81
wcrp. John Jay, Genoa; Osawatonle' bos-
tom srbr Whltghei,e [Brl, Aquln.
cleared TN, str Qcrnulgce Houston.
Cleared Sth strs Lombardia lSW), Fort
Tarafa York Haroor. Havana; Fanueo' -sew
York Granite state, Baltimore: FL CapItan'
sailed Eth. Pm, str Arsl-as. Boston. v-,.
Sailed SIN motor ship Bayonne, New YORK,
Passed Up Marcus Hook sth, Pm. str san
Jose, Santa Marta for philadelphia. ,.
Passed down sth, PM tugs Mars, towns
for Fall River. and Geo Stetson, for new
bur5port. c,4.. y.
Cambridge (Br). for Karachi and calcStta;; 5S a,
Passed down Reedy Island sth, II 10 PM
iug Tamaqua. towing earges sats,n' en,n, a0g .og
Conewaso, for Boston. e !.
Arrived nt Delaware BreakWateF sth' z
PM, TUG Augustine, lowing patgesss,, gesss.,,.,.a....
Phiade,pnla Tor New Orleans via Gufport
3 AM, Santa Rita. do for Baltimore. 100
AM, Boston Bridge do for Savannah ana
Jacksonville; 1870 AN, Houma. do for Port
Lobos.
sailed sth. s:i5 AN. tugs P99cahss4nta5s, ys tow-
Ing . barges, saaward $50 AN, Harold
IN liz aarbor sth, 5 AM, schr chas Cav
thrcp.-Wind $, miles: dense tog: smooH
PORTLAND, Ne, March 7--Arrived. tug "
Keene. Boston Cand left with barge Daireh
"a Arrived i 2 7th, Str cabotla CBp, St John, NIB
AArrysd S4 ST qargsdy 5Ssi NSnf9S 8nrass Tam
Sailed STR, str Inland, Norfolk
sailed Sth, tuge Bathgate with parse
vann Norfolk for Fall River
PROVlNCETOMN, Mass, March '---AE-
rived tug swatara, Philadelphia for Boston.
noy and PaStang (and proceeded this fore
PROVIDENCE. RI. March s--Anchored be-
low, sehr Theoiine. Jacksonvtlle Tor Boston.
bark Adolf Vinnen (Geri, Santa Rosalia
Sailed Sth, strs Hawkeye state, Honolulu :
. G schofield. Philadelphia
SEATTLE. Wash, March 6-Arrived, strs
Steel Maker. Portland. q. Edmore. Hong
Kong via Vancouver.
Sailed 9Th. str Muklteo. Honolulu.
Sailed sth. str Tokushima Maru (Jap), Yo-
SAVANNAH. Ca. March s--Arrlved. strs
Lake Dcsha. Sagua Is Grande: MerriInack,
Jacksonville tand sailed tos Philadelphia.
Francisco, Barcelona and Genoa Emini Arp
Orr, Philadelphia. Caledonia (SN). Santiago
de Cuba; City OF Montgomery, New York.
TEXAS CITY. Tex March Gin port, str
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass March RE,
turned, schrs Maria 4 Howes (Br), Trapani
for Portland: Mabel II Gum (Bri, Port Read
/ ing for Halifax Georgia p jenkins, do Tor
st John. NB.
WTLMINGToN. NC, March ARRIVED. str
Josiah Macy, New York.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
TBv Naii.1


ARANSAS PASS. Tex, March S-Arriyed,
motor ship Katherine, Tampico.
BATH, Ne, Mureh 6--Arrived, schr Court
ney HoucN, Scarsport 90 Tie up.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 6--Arrlved,
barge Irene, Norfolk.
HONOLULU, March 2--Arrived str West
Hika, San Pedro schr Alice Cooke, Belltug-
ham
Sailed Cd str w4helmina San Francisco.
pert ARTHUR, Tex, March 3-Sailed, str
SAN FRANtIsco. Cal, March 2--sailcd,
str Henry T Scott, Seattle. IL.
SAN PEDRO, cal, March 2-Arrived, strs
Collegian (BD san FRANCISCO. sc. for Lon
don Liebre, AnacRpn Island.
Sailed I'd. str Kiyo Maru tJap), Valparaiso
via ports.
blanche g Pend!eton, oportQ Sand sailed
25th for Norfo,k1 2jth, strs Lake Sunapee,
Windward Islands tand sailed 27th for San
tlago and later returned); Parma tBr), New
York for Barbados, &c (and proceeded F.;
27th, Lake Elrio. Barbados tand sailed for
Cubs) 2Sth, Laurel, Port Arthur Tor Buenos
Aires.
sailed Gath. motor Dana CDan). on fishing
cruise
SABINE, Tex. March 4-Arrived, strs sun
beam. Chester; Perfection, Tamplco (towing
barge So.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
BROOKLYN DEALS REPORTED.

William J. Smith sold for Weiss Bros.
their theatre on Fifth avenue, corner
Fourth street, to James J. King. who
will make extensive alterations.
Louis Arnold sold 466 Carlton avenue,
a two and one-half story dwelling, 1Sx
100, for Joseph Vollkommer: also SAG
Putnam avenue, a two story dwelling
20x100. for the Littlewood estate. and
Sol Carlton avenue three story dwell
ing, 20x96, for the estate of Amelia
Wright Wickstead.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold the four
story three family house. 20x100, at
1862 Nostrand avenue.
Henry Pierson e Co. Inc. sold Is
Prospect Park avenue. near President
street, three story dwelling, for Walter
kraslow.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

NJ. 3 =. Hess. Inc. leased II Andrew
Koch, Inc, dealers in musical lnstrtf-
ments. offices n 1893 Broadway: also
offices In 100 East Twentieth street "a
the Kurmoll Knitting Mills. and Il floor
in 301 Seventh avenue 10 the Kay Dee
Waist Company.
Tankoos. Smith 4 CO. leased the north
erly store IN sop Broadway 10 Iii. Robey
Hat Stores, Inc.
r. ~. Clear & co. leased for Adolph s.
landau the FIVE story building at 2so
West Twcnty-seyenth street to tho
Snapanka Realty Company, tenants who
will alter the building into stores and
lofts.
White-Goodman leased srace IN T-s
East Twentieth street to Babash, Kailo
& Uroff; in 142 West Twenty-fo,irth
street 70 Chaiken, Eleger & Kaufman
second lot In 503 Eighth avenue IA
.tnrginne Embroidery Ccmrany. and the
building II So Walker street TO William
Muholland.
Charles III Noyca Company leased two
floors In 2li Pearl street for Horatic
Craig to NJ. r. Williams and W. IL
Wesslau for three years al nm aggregate
rental Of $4,000; floor In 16 Beaver
street TO #. a. Marsily a Co. and offices
IN 35 South William street to the Com
incnwoalth Shipping Company.
Haggstr m-Calcn Company leased Of
fices And salesrooms in tho corner Broad.
way and sixty-seyenth street to Charles
Haldane; Samuel II. Martin, home Of.
flee OF the National Association Of Au-
dubon Societies and the Hudson District
office OF the CAIrlty Organization So
cioty Of New York,
IIarris-Dibble Company, publishers
leased through Frederick FOX & Co. the
fourth floor IN the new Fox Building. Ell
2s7 Madison avenue, southeast corner oil
Forty-frst street.
Ered II. Sturgis and u. ". Lyon leased
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Prince & Ripley sold for William L.eib
his residence and large plot on Howard
avenue. in the Prospect Hill section of
White Plains. n. u, to W. S. RoclSey.
Edward ]. Hogan and David Tepp sold
for II. 4. Moody 70 and 81 Main street,
northeast corner Of Lexington avenue.
White Plains, n. ". three story build
ing. 50x126. The purchasers are a syn
dicate of White Plains business men.
some Of whom will occupy the building
after extensive alterations are made.
Robert L. Farley Organization rented
for +. B. Van Kieeck his residence on
Greenridge avenue, White Plains, ". Y,
to Edward II. Kneale.
II. l.. Monkey & Co. leased for Butler
Brothers. Inc, 1000 square feet in
building II, Hoboken Factory Terminal,
Hoboken. y, j., to the United States
Mail Steamship Company Joseph r.
Day was associate broker representing
the lessees.
f. S. & S. II. Voss sold for Mrs. Henry
M. Peck a large plot on the corner OF
Wood and Keene lanes. in the Park sec
tion Of Woodmere, l.. T., to Rudolph
Stein, who will improve with a house
and garage
John +. Scott rented for G. Clinton
Miller Briar Hail. at Ocean avenue and
AaAl5 1lOoolIl5s II. l.,
to Harry Lesser of st Louis, Mo. for
George +. Hurd his place on Briarwood
Crossing TO Mrs. Bradley L. Eaton; for
Hans G. Strickier his house on Frank
lin place. Woodmere, l.. l., to +. Bayard
Rives for Miss NJ. Conbe her house at
Hewlett, L. l., to Miss Ella L. Moore
for William G. 1vison his house on Ken
ridge place. Cedarhurst. to Mrs. j. Tod
hunter Thompson for Schuyler A. Orvis
his house on Whites lane. Cedarhurst.
for a term to Eliot Sumner.
Donald Carr and w. b. Edgerton
leased to Mrs. Blanche S. Wagstaff, a
writer. the country home of Mrs. John
Mcqueen at Manchester. VT
Chauncey p. Griffen & Co. sold for
George II. Bliss his Colonial residence
on half acre plot in Prospect Park
White Plains. to II. D. Best.
German *. Lenney subleased Chester.
field Inn, furnished, at Shippan Point
Stamford. Conn., for a term of Ave years
TO Miss Ruth Johnson.
Jesse ID Smith rented to Chester j.
Byrns the Charles d. Kraft property
at Babylon. l.. |.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HUDSON TUBE BEGINS APRIL 16.
7.5oO Invitations to he Issued for
Breaking of Ground.

The New York and New Jersey tun-
mel commissions held a ioint conference
yesterday and fixed April 16 as the date
for the ceremonies in connection with
the breaking OF ground for the New
Jersey entrance to the vehicular tunnel
under the Hudson River. Tho ground
will be broken In Jersey City. The
Sixth Regiment of the New Jersey Ma
tional Guard. the EsseN Troop of cavalry
and detachment OF the New York Guard
under command or Brig. Gen. George
X. Dyer vii take part.
The conference decided 10 issue 1900
Invitations Among those to be invited
are President Harding and the members
Of his Cabinet the Governors OF New
York and New Jersey and virtually all
OF the State and city officials OF the
important cities In both States,
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
SUGAR IMPORTERS SUED.
Argentine Firm Asks S2,ooo,0oO
Damage Under Contract.

Suit for 100000 damages wes filed
in the Supreme Court yesterday by Moss
& Co. sugar importers and exporters Of
Buenos Aires. against Llata & Co, I'm
portors. Of so Wall street. for breach of
contract.
The Buenos Aires firm alleges that
they signed contract with Llata q CO.
on July Is. 1920. 10 deliver 1000 tons ot
sugar at $3.50 a ton When the sugar
vas delivered. the plaintiffs allege, it
was refused BY the New York firm,
and they were compelled to eNpend
$4,000 FOR warehouse charges which
brought the total cost Of the sugar up 90
approximately tho amount FOR which
they are suing.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
REALTY NEWS BRIEFS.

Benjamin Winter is the lessee OF the
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner OF Broadway and Eighty-second
street. Harvey b. Newins, Inc, the
brokers. have been appointed agents.
cornelia 9. Mackenzie is the buyer OF
~ Broad street, sold recently by Gilbert
Rider
Joseph w. Mantell and others are the
buyers OF the southwest corner Of Eighth
avenue and Thirty-sixth street. sold by
Arthur Cutler Co.
Charles =. Van Valen, Inc, has placed
for the .Lebertan Corporation a loan OF
$SOO.OO0 on the twelve story office build
Ing at the northeast corner of Broad
way and Maiden lane. II was purchased
by the Lebertan Corporation last NO
vember al cost OF 100000 from the
y. a. cushmann Estate. which had held
IL for $50 years.
The 1905 Broadway Realty Corpora
ton. with L. Slater a. A. and E. j.
Cutler as directors, is the buyer 81
Charleston Court, six story apartment
house at the northwest corner or Broaa-
way and 1881 street, sold recently by the
$. II. Raphael Conn any, broker.
The foreclosure sale OF the Drcamland
property OF big Tim" Sulllvan's estate
not acquired by the city. and fronting
surf avenue, Coney Island, was pos.-
poned yesterday until March 20 BY jus
tse Van Siclen in the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn. The sale was scheduled 10 b.
held az noon yesterday In the BROOKLYN
Real Estate Exchange.
Pans have bGen filed for a enc story
store and theatre building. 104.7xls7, at
the northwest side OF Burnside and Cres-
Ton avenues, The Bronx. Sprinrsten &
Goidhammer architects, estimate the
cost at s250.00o.
Roland L. Redmond. associated with
the law firm OF Carter, Ledyard & Mil
burn, ls the buyer Of the Robert II.
simpson property AZ Syosset l.. l., re-
Gently sold BY Henry a. Rogers OF the
Wheatiey Hills Real Estate Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Edward II. Burger sold the fiye story
apartment house on the southeast corner
194th street and Briggs avenue, north
of Fordham road, to Alexander =.
Adams. Sylvesta Mascola, Of D. 4.
Trotta, Inc, was the broker.
John l.. Pendergast sold for the Had
denhorst estate the five story fiat at
3SS East 134th street to Charles Tewks-
bury, and for f. Burns to NJ. O'Neill the
dwelling, 2ox10o, at 41o East 136th
street.
B. Schildhaus & julius Trattner
sold for NJ Shlionsky to A. GoldberG
the four story tenement at 2087 Wooster
avenue, 3375x100, and for Barbara
Roesch to Jacob Grossman 1175 Stebbins
avenue, ! three family house, 70.5iN
2a5 feet
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
Fire Record

a. ". Loss
6:35-t45 West 4ith St, Fisher &
Beck ................... .Triflins
t0.35-s4a East 18th ST.. Stuyyesant
High School. ......-......... No damage
II :25-10i6 Faile st.. Bronx Sadie
ROSENBERG .st..t..+*..s.s - = nNnoWl
II rs 223 Weet 18th ST.. garage owned
by Studebaker Con-. Unknown
s :30--201 East sstn ST.; Louis Men
delson. ....... ...--..... .UnknoWn
f:10-106 West 1i3d ST.. unknown. None
6:00-44o West Broadway: Schram
Box Comany. ........ .,.. lntnoWn
6.i5-275o Third av.; Stroller
Co............... ........... Unknown
s:00-26i East 150th st. The Bronx;
Hirshfiold Inslein. .r...... Unknown
o:iA-Pike and Cherry s's, vacant
lot. New York Journal. .........ttl SHIT
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
ON STATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold for George ST.
John Sheffield plot OF 2 lots. 50x100,
on Delafeid avenue, near Bement ave-
nue.. West New Brighton. to Charles
Heap, who will erect dwelling and
garage for occupancy.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
"a vEsEY STREET J

1T NEsLl aTNEET.l
by Henry Brady
INTERIOR parcel and beginning AZ point so
u. IS "a nv and 25.s 18th 1t. 20x3s. asher
iffs sale of all right. title, &C. which
Catherine A Mury Ct Rl, had on April 4,
1919, Or since Theo po Witt (A) David
II Knott. Sheriff. 70 Mary and Robert
Gooict nnd Edward De Witt, as trus 81, 900
tBRoSX EXCHANGED
BY James J. Donovan.
240TH ST, w, Il, 4S.1 II OF Tibbott av,
4s. 1xg0. Tx4Ix1i6.6, vncant--Anzonetta y
Knappe vs Michael r Chloffo ot al. a s d
w Hutchlns (Al; Virginia M Moilenhauer
tR) due. 81 ,5i4i4; taxes, &C, Sa5.f5, to
plaintiff ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
ny JOSEPH r. DAY.
240Tff ST, w " cor Tibhotf a. 8s.1NiaS.a .at
a5xltG.G. vacant-Same W. Benz u Salvat'
e. ali A w Hutchins CA) James T.
Mitchell (HO; due, S2,i95.ss; taxes, &c,
s43i.eeg 70 plaintiff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
Naval Orders
Spccjcl Despatch 10 TIE NEW YorS HEsALu
New York Herald Bureau,
Ua.hinrtou. ID. O.. March a. 4

These naval orders have been made public
Lieutenant Commander John p. Bowdeu, "a
Asiatic Station; Lieutenant Commander
Greene w. Durgcr, to ". $. s. pahlrren
Lieutenant Commander Edward w. Hanson,
to Asiaric Station: Lieut.. James G. Masters
10 Il. s. S. salem as supply officer: Lieut.
Gordon B. Woolley, 70 Asiatic Station.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th ST. 10 5s''i II. unciusiye).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.

-~~---~-~-----~-------,|--7
Borough az Querns-snle Or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.

rororeh of ouecn.-salc or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY

New Jersey Sale or hent.
MURDOCH COMPANY-Montciair Homes.
Opp. IackanIAna. Phone 1915.
{, pRl>GIFElD, ~ a.. Properties for sale.
- Ask BUNNEIT. Tcl Milhurn sos.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
Apartment ana Flat Sales.
In the Dwelling ,I,rl,e,

Mulvihill s CO. resold for Julia Dillon
the three story dwelling al as East 12sth
street, 2pXl00. to Mary A. Brosnan.
Fitz Howell sold for Mary T.. Brouner.
represented by De Witt. I,ocknan q ~
Witt, the three story dwelling. 1sxee1r
at 31s West i37th street. TO James r.
Goodwin. The same broker also resold
FOR Thomas Fl. Marsh the three story
dwelling, 1a.GxS9.11, at eel West tsoth
street, 70 julia Birmingham for oocu-
pancy.
Sidney !. Warsawer sold for the Sine
vail Realities CORPORATION the three story
dwelling, l6.svf0o.1l. AZ si4 West i14th
street.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
Sells small wan street Parcel.

In the Vesey street auction sales
room yesterday Bryan Z. Kennedy sold
in partition for $1,000 the small interior
parcel, 1o.7x23.1x12.7x231 in the rear
of lie and 11S Wall street and 81 and
62 South street. Particular interest
attached to this offering because 1t was
reported that more than 100 persons
We're defendants in the partition action
which was brought by the Lawyers
Realty Company on behalf Of large
sugar concern. to clear title. The plain
tlf acquired the property on single
bid.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
UN DoNATIvo DE $4,000

Ell distinguido caballero don Luis Gar
cia, mierrsbro dignisimo de Ia Colonis
Espahola de Manati, ha tenido la aten,
ci6n de enviarnos un cheque por La car
tidad de veintiseis d6lares, producto dc
la function cinematografca que a bene
ficio de los portorriQuefos indigentes dc
Nueva York Sc efectu6 en- Ell teatro Ger
vantes, cedido generosamente pOr el es
timadisimo caballero don TeodOmiro ia.
boas
Dichs canSidad de $4,000 la enviare;
mos por ell primer correo la Association
Portorriquefia de Nueva York, 10 mismc
que hicimos antes con Ell impOrte dona.
two enviado hace POGO por la Colonia
Espanola de Manati, la ciudad tan cul-
ia como filantr6pica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
GobiernO de Puerto Rico
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
oF1c1NA DEL coM1s1oNADo
EXAMINES PARA "CHAUFFEURs

FL domingo seis de MARIO Sc efectua-
ran examenes para "chauffeurs'', en-
Arecibo, las 300 A. M. y en- Aguadi-
LA las 400 p. NJ FL microbes 0, 80
efec;uaran en- Mayaguez, las $500 A.
M ell jueves 10, en- Ponce a las 500 A.
M. y Ell viernes IL, en- Hunracao, las
900 A. M.
Todos los aspirantes licencias de
'chauffeurs'', deberan rerritir sus so
icituses al Comisionado del Interior,
antes de la fecha fijada para los exa.
menes, pues 70 Sc permitira que ma
die Sc examine sin que su sOlicitud haya
sido debidamente registrada en- Ell De.
par.amerto.
Aquellas personas que han presentado
sus solicitudes tempo serar notiAcaaos
para que Sc presenter a examen en- 81
Quartet de la Policia donde se van a
celebrsr los mdsmos Ell dia Y a la hora in
dicada
GUILLERMo EsTEvEs
Comisionado Advt.