The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Leases totalling nearly 81. 900. 600 have
\ been closed in the Times Square section
by Weld 4 Suydam, Inc, including the
twelfth floor In the Knickerbocker build
ing to The Man Message Corporation for
ten years: a portion OF the seventh floor
TO the Lux Manufacturing Company also
space to w. G. Bryan Organization, and
The Star Company; in the Longacre
building the eleventh floor to the Ma
tional Drug Stores Corporation for ex-
ecutive offices.
Albert s. Ashforth, Inc, the agent for
the Munson Steamship Company build
ing. leased space TO the New York Blu
| Ieau OF Business Research, and the Elk
Horn Coal Corporation.
Spear 4 Co. leased floor in 6-s West
| Twentieth street TO Rosen & Rosen :;
store 81 University place to Federal
Motor Freight Company, store in So
East Eleventh street to the Christian
Herald: store 359 West Broadway to
Feldman & Resnick: floors in $3.50
East Fourth street to Kaufman, Fried
man 4 Levinson and Goodman &
| TRACER; floor in East Fourth street
TO the Alpha Decorating and Glass Com
pany; floor in $3.50 Wooster street to
Somerstein a. Goldman space is $3.50
East Twelfth street to the Bodman
Paper Box Company and Settler &
Settler, and floor in conjunction with
L. Geller TO Samuel Goldberger.
Duross Company leased the four
story building 500 Washington street to
the Atlantic Produce Company; loft in
4Os-412 West Thirteenth street to b. E.
I Lederer; south half of block on west
side of Ninth avenue, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets. to G. II.
Southland Company stores 403-405 West
Fourteenth street to Trevisan & Vag-
nall, and store 401 West Fourteenth
street to the Light Car Corporation.
John @. Dabour, Inc, leased to Johns
Manville. Inc, two floors in 404-40S East
Fifty-sixth street: to DIR. Benjamin Il.
Haas corner office in the Greenwich
Bank building at Twenty-third street
and Seventh avenue, and to Eta RIA
phael office in the Knickerbocker build
ing at Forty-second street and Broad
way.
Cross 4 Brown Company and Clark
T. Chambers leased a store in 1850
Broadway to Benjamin r. Rippeth; with
Ewing, Bacon & Henry. space In ESQ
West Fifty-fourth street to III. & ID.
Motors. Inc. also in 304 West Fifty
fourth street to Henry Blumberg in
$50 Fifth avenue to p. Irving Grinberg (;
in 335 Broadway to Max Turtledove; in
ga Reade street to Bernard Urdang, and
in IS East Forty-tirst street to Edward
b. p. Carrier.
SPOTS & Starr. Inc. leased to Z. S.
Leland & Co.. brokers, offices on the
ground floor of the Knickerbocker Build
ing at Forty-second street and Broad
way.
Grandma orrance-Sullivan, Inc, adj
vertising counsel, have leased for five
years the eighteenth and part of the
nineteenth floors of the Bush Terminal
Building 100 West Forty second street.
]. K. Moors leased the building at 1928
West Fffty-seventh street from Prof.
John w. Burgess of Newport, r. l., for
a term OF years to client who has re-
leased II to Marie Flubacher who has
altered the store floor for a restaurant.
M. Rosenthal Company leased to NJ
Gabowitz. fourth floor in las and LAT
West Twenty-seventh street; to Glory
Costume Company. sixth floor in 145 and
lat West Twenty-seventh street; to
Henry Gelety. store in 55 West Twenty
fourth street.
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased to Beddy
Curry & Bros. for general dry goods and
department store the so foot corner
store and basement at S51-S55 Eighth
avenue.