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The New York herald., 1921-09-21
SEEKS LONG DELAY
IN EMO WILL CASE
Attorney Says Death Has
Taken Chief Associates.

Finding that death has robbed him
of the aid OF sucn eminent lawyers as
John B. Stanchfield. Charles II. Beckett
and Clark Rosencranz. Arthur c. Train
who was associated with them as counsel
for the relatives contesting the $50. 0o0,-
900 win OF Amos f. Emo, real estate
operator. asked the Surrogates' Court
yesterday to put Off until next March
a retrial OF the contest which was or
dered by the Appellate Division last
April.
The will bequeathed q residuary es-
tate estimated at s12.500.000 to Colum-
bia University, while among the contest
ing relatives only s4.500.000 was dis
tributed. a Surrogate's Jury decided
Mr.. Emo was Incompetent, but this the
appeal court overruled. Henry De Forest
Baldwin. OF counsel for the admnistra-
tors OF the estate. moved yesterday that
the retrial be placed on the October
calendar.
In asking that 1t be put off till March
Mr.. Train said the first trial took forty
nine court days. had LA witnesses. 1850
exhibits and fifteen volumes OF testi-
mony and that undoubtedly more wit
nesses. some OF whom are now In Eu-
rope. will be called on the second trial.
Considerable time will he required, there
fore. for him to prepare the case. Sur
rogate Foley reserved decision.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
WATERFRONT LEASINGS
LEAD BROOKLYN DEALS

G. r. BITTERLY leased for Ireland Real
Estates Company, represented by Deane
8; Cook as attorneys the covered pier.
freight house and upland covering. 250x
500, to the bulkhead line on the East
River at the foot of North First street
to the Consolidated Forwarding and
Building Supply Company, Inc, of Man
haitian for S. A. Sammon to the Schii-
Ito Lumber Company the parcels, 200x
100, at 242 to 248 Lorraine street, ad-
joining the Gowanus Canal with option
of purchase, and to the American Casket
Company the new building. 50x100. al
the corner of Smith and Bush streets.
A. Mishkin sold for the Garden Land
Company to Mrs. Rosenbluth a dwell
ing on East Ninth street. between Kings
Highway and Avenue r.
Frank A. Seaver &c Co. sold the three
story store building at 4416 Fourth ave-
nue. for Levine & Bernstein.
Charles Partridge sold a plot OF
ground, 40112S. on the north side OF
Crown street, between New York and
Brooklyn avenues, to Joseph Cohen. who
will improve with q dwelling.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 260
Tompkins avenue a three story frame
dwelling. 1s.9x10o. for Mrs. G. Bowron.
Henry L. Nelson leased the garage.
50x100. at "a and 20 Kosciusko street.
for Henry Mohr to Leonhardt Bros. for
the storage OF drugs.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
REALTY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Elbemar Realty Company.
Meyer Iscar. president. Il the pur-
chaser from the Bethlehem Engineer
ing and Construction Company Of the
seven story elevator apartment houses
known as the Wharfdale. at 604 and
sos West 115th street.
William r. Whitehouse is the buyer
Of the five story residence at . East
IGighty-second street recently sold by
Dorothy II. Auerbach.
B Schmukler IL the buyer Of the
apartment house az the southwest cor
ner Of Amsterdam avenue and i7ith
street.
I1onora A. Burke Is the buyer Of 3sS
West Forty-eighth street sold recently
Joseph y. Day viii address the mern-
bers of the Cleveland Real Estate Boar
and their guests to-day at noon on
General Real Estate Market Condi.
tions"
The Charles @. Edwards Comps rs
has secured a loan of $4,000 for III,
Charles II. yelling Company from Tho
New York Life Insurance Company o,
90. 81 and 90 Leonsrd street
william l.. Powers. late ~ Il 4
CoDo's Office. Is now connected will
Federated Realty Brokers Inc
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
J. p. DAY SELLS MORE
LOTS AT LONG BEACH

Joseph p. Day sold another instalment
OF lots for the Long Beach Estates at
Long Beach last Monday night. The
sale was held in the Brooklyn Real Es-
tate Exchange. 1Ss Montague street, and
large crowd was present until the
sale cloeed at II 80 T. NJ.
Plots on the east side OF Whitehall
Boulevard. between Stratford avenue
and Newmarket road. sold for s2,25o
each, while those Of Brompton road,
abrtting, brought 1876 each. Whitehall
Boulevard plots, between Cambridge and
Chester avenues, cold for s1.s75 each
while 1926 was obtained for plots on
Brompton road. between Cambridge,
Chester and Salisbury avenues.
Plots on Kensington road. between
Somerset and Merillon avenues ranged
from 81 200 TO $3.50 each, and on Kill
burn road. between these avenues, went
for $1,000. Plots on Euston road, be-
tween Somerset and Merillon avenues.
averaged from $500 to 5000 each. and
5000 was paid for plots on wellington
road just south OF Main avenue. Follow
ing is O. partial list OF buyers:
George Cluse, Solomon Hirsch, A
Weiser. p. l.. Godol, Henry Boeklc, Jr.,
A. c. Barnaby. r. u. Johnson. Jr..
Jacob Eeonig. r. q. Parenteau. Edward
Wilson. George y. Banta, Jr.. Byron K.
Callan, william r. Coster and Thomas
7. Thorsen.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
HOUSE TO BE ALTERED
INTO STORE AND FLATS
Fairly ActiDe Trading Seen in
DlUelIing Market.

A. Herman Friesner sold for the
Milton Realty Corporation the four
story brick dwelling. 20x1o2.2. at 107
West Seventy-sixth street, to Pierre
warney. who will remodel the building
TO contain q store on the ground floor
and apartments above. The property ID
between Columbus and Amsterdam ave-
nues. Scott Gerard & Bowers were at
torneys FOR the seller. The reported
price wes $4,000.
william Goldstone and Simon Myers
resold to Mary Mcintyre for occupancy
the three story and basement dwelling
at l0s East 1o5th street, on a lot
16Sxs0. near Park avenue. This is
one OF two similar houses at this point
recently acquired by the sellers from
the Smith estate. Negotiations arc now
pending for the resale OF No. III.
Porter Co. sold for Laura u.
Walker the three story dwelling at 224
West 150th street, 17.6x100.
Fftz Howell sold for John II. Pierce
the three story dwelling. 16.Sxs9.11, at
207 West 1s0th street. to M. W. De
Riddick of Closter. n. J.. for investment.
Richard Dickson sold for Arthur Rid
ley end Harriet Ridley 126 West 165th
street. G two family frame dwelling.
The Merit Realty Corporation Mar
Gus L. Osk) sold TO Mrs. Mendez the
three story dwelling at 249 West 1890
street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues 1SSxa9.11.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co. leased an
apartment in 270 Park avenue TO John
Adams Drake. Also the following In 29o
Park avenue to Mrs. James II. DeedinS,
in sac Park avenue to Joseph B. Terbeli.
ir. 116 East F1fty-third street to Fred
erick Seagrave in 10 West Fifty-fifth
street to william III. Hart, in 140 West
Fifty-fifth street to Mrs. u. L. JaeclSel
and L. Lunhym and for Bing & Bing, In
129 East Eighty-second street to Edward
-. Curtis.
Margaretta Schultz leased to George
Lippi the five story tenement. 96.sx9S.e.
at 423 West Twenty-second street for ten
years at an annual rental of s2.100. TIL :
lease covers an option TO purchase the
property within five years for $4,000.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc, leased apart
rnents in 25 West Sixteenth street 20
Miss Agnes Newman and to Miss Mil
dred b. Hollis and Rowena A. McEwan.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the
dwelling at 325 West 137th street to
Mary Mulhern.
Haggstrom- Caiien Co. leased for
Patrick Keary the four story dwelling
at 20 Columbus avenue TO Mary Muth.
Pepe & Bro. leased to Frank w. Graf
the three story dwelling so Jane street.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
CRUSHED BY ELEVATOR,
coy DYING IN HOSPITAL
Pinned as He Tries to Leave
Moving Cage.

Harvey Williams, elevator operator In
the six story apartment house in LOG
West Thirty-tirst street. left his car late
yesterday afternoon to answer the tele-
phone and William Mooney, 10. son Of
Mrs Mary Mooney. ran into the cage
and began fumbling with the starting
lever
The cage started to descend and the
boy. frightened. started to run out. He
tripped and fell and the top Of the ele-
vator door pinned him against the floor.
Two women who were waiting for the
cage called Patrolman Martin Brennan
of the West Sixty eighth street station.
who summoned an ambulance from
Flower Hospital. and when he could not
release the boy called Hook and Ladder
Truck No SO. The firemen got the boy
out unconscious. In Flower Hospital II
was said he probably would die.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
OLD BARLEYCORN
SHRINES LEASED
Three Famous Drinking Places
to Have Their Sins Washed
Ont in Orange Juice.

Three old cafe buildings, well known
IN the preprohibitlon days. were leased
for long terms yesterday By the Nediclz
Orange Drink Company. They include
the Bridge Cafe, at Park Row and
Chambers street; the old Eastern Hotel.
On whitehall street. near South, and
KILLERS Cafe on Fulton street. near
Church. The first lease was negotiated
by VIM. II. whiting s Co.. the second
by Levine. Harris & Levine and the
third through A. II. Matthews & Co.
white-Goodman leased the first loft,
containing 10000 square feet, in SCI
Broadway, southwest corner OF Eigh-
;eenth street. to A. Strauss & Co., i'm
porters.
Maurice Wertheim leased first loft III
1853 East Forty-second street TO Klein
a Schlesinger, merchant tailors
Carstein & Linnekin, Inc, subleased
Il store on the Barclay street side of the
Woolworth Building TO Corcoran q
Brunn. printers; also rented offices in
8 Park row to Graphic Sales Company.
John Gagliano Company and Bertram
c. Edwards; in 10 Park Row TO Bristol
Brass Corporation. Consumers Produce
Corporation. d. Pichel Company and
Carl Z. Rockstroh.
Max Garfunkel obtained from the es-
tate of Charles f. Hoffman a lease for
twenty years and seven months OF the
three story building. with stores. 5i.SS
-1.4x irregular, at 23s TO 242 B7wery.
Tho yearly rental to be paid is from
$4,000 TO $4,000 net.
Sidney l.. Warsawer leased for thc
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, as
trustees for the estate OF Thomns Di-
nond the store at 2237ia Broadway e
Harry Macres. florist.
The Charles G. Edwards Compan?
rented to William Kellers Shoe Com
pany, Inc. store, basement and sub
basement in 1913 Church street; store
in SO Leonard street to Delano, Bartlett
& Dexter and loft in 81 Leonard street
to the Manville Company.
Levin, Harris C Levine, Inc, leased
top loft in 25S Fifth avenue to Arcuni q
Eichwaid at an aggregate rental OF
$4,000.
Porter & Co. leased to NJ. & o. Kull-
man for a term OF years the three
four story buildings at 1874 to 1878
Third avenue. After extensive altera-
tions the lessees will occupy.
J. Clarence Davies leased for estate OF
Peter Schaeffler to Sheffield Farms.
Inc, for ten years store in $50 Tenth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
LARGE SALES OF FURS
AT FALL AUCTION HERE
Increased Prices Reported in
Several Kinds of Skins.

Heavy buying was reported yesterday
at tho second session of the annual fall
auction sale OF the New York Fur Auc-
tion Sales Corporation at $50 West Thir-
ty-sixth street. The price of badger de-
clined Is per cent. compared with the
sale last April. Cross fox and skunk
showed marked increases.
Following are the percentages OF in
crease. compared with the quotations of
last April: Grey fox. 15 per cent white
fox, 20: cross fox, 30 silver fox. best
cleaned skin. 80; blue fox, 25: skunk,
Eastern, 80: skunk, Northern. 25 skunk,
Southwestern. 80. Silver fox, black,
were unchanged.
Russian sable, wolf, beaver and bear
skins will be offered to-day
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
TWO MORE BIG FLATS
PLANNED IN FLUSHING

Bernard Harris. tho builder. has pur-
chased q plot. 290x150 feet. at the north
weet corner OF Madison avenue and
Percy street Flushing, on which he
announces nc will build two more large
apartment houses. The houses will be
tour stories high and will contain sixty
Fuites from three to I've rooms each.
They will be similar In design and con-
struction TO the houses which Mr.. Har-
ris has already built at Parsons avenue
and Amity street. The Madison avenue
and Percy street plot was purchased by
tho builder from Edward n. Sprague
through the Halleran Agency. The
Master Agency represented Mr.. Harris.
Lewis IT. May Company sold for r..
G. Meyers his property at Far Rocka-
way. +. l.. 10 Jacob Brous. The prop
erty fronts els feet on Bayswater ave-
nue. and 1Sl feet on Woodbine Lane and
contains dwelling with outbuildings
held at s50,000.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
MANHATTAN TRANSFERS.

Antonio Guaragna sold TO Domenica
Campilonge Q four story tenement, 25.sx
f0o.1f, az 40s East t2Sd street
David and Annie RosenSweig cold to
the Strause Realty Company six
story nat. f0xi00.5. at 246 and 24S
East Fifty-frst street.
I. A. Goldberg sold to A. and M.
CHASER fve story nat. 26x1O0.ii. at
81 East i03d street.
Porter q CO. sold for Leonard weili
a three story dwelling. i7.exi0o. at 22t
west i30th street.
Albert Emery sold to Agnes T. Ross
n three story dwelling. 2oxs1.11, at sac
West Twentieth street.
Anna G. eastman sold 20 Patrick NJ.
Tobin three story dwelling, 2ox102.2.
st AT v'eet it1gt street.
Samuel t.leo1 sold "a Ntoeca ~ Naien-
tine d turcs story dwelling, 2ix61.g, at
255 West Fourth street
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
SHIPPING MAN BUYS
EDWIN GOULD PLACE

Prince & Ripley sold for Edwin Gould
his three acre estate. formerly a part
OF the Draper estate, adjoining Mr..
Gould's own property at Ardsley on
Hudson. to L. Rome OF the United
States Shipping Board. This property
adjoins the estate OF Otto Grassi. alsJ
purchased from Mr.. Gould recently
through the same brokers.
The Sunnyside Homes Company sold
through Chauncey y. Griffen & Co
the last OF it's twelve houses ct Lester
Hill. White Plains. The purchaser Is
S. #. Briggs.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc, sold for DR.
Henry Moeller ten lots in Long Beach
The lots lie in block 102. on Water
street. adjoining the new million dollar
road bridge now under construction.
Lewis Fl. May Company resold for
A. m. Bernstein plot of lots on Olive
strcct Long Beach, +. !.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
New o
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT ONCE
New Jersey--SaIo or Rent.

finest be
District Located in New Yo~ks finest
residential Convenient schools
highest Completely
No
cash secure. title mortgage
balance BUILDER,
City Hall Station.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
West shore Hotel Leased.

4 new lease of the old West Shore
Hotel property, 39.6x134. at the south
east corner of Eleventh, avenue and
Forty-second street. has been made by
William ]. Twistem. The lessee, Harry
J. Choucherie, secured the three, four
ard five story buildings for ten years
and seven months at a yearly rental
Of from $4,000 to $4,000. His lease.
which calls for the REINFORCEMENT oc
the property at a cost OF not less than
$4,000. gives him the privilege Of a
ten year renewal and the right to pur-
chase the realty. The renewal rental
is $4,000 annually.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
DEPEW TO SPEAK ON REALTY.
VIII Address Brokers ne Outing Of
wesfchertcr Board To-day.

Chauncey NJ. Depew will address the
members OF the Westchester Realty
Board at q luncheon TO be given
to-day at Brisrcllff Lodge. Briarclir
Manor. Tho luncheon will be part OF
ihe programme arranged by the board
Tor its annual outing. which will also in
Glvde tennis. golf and baseball. Mr. De-
pew Is spending the month Of September
re the lodge.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
Transfers I'm the Bronx.

=. Maurioe Heckscher sold to Florence
6. Miller the property. 1oox50, at the
1cutheast corner OF Townsend avenue
and f74th street
Frederick w. Ruben sold 70 the
Deacy Construction Company the plot,
s3.6x10o. on tho cart side OF Andrews
avenue, 451.e fest north Of 1880 street,
and TO William ]. Johnston Son the
plot, 62.6x10o. on the east side of An
drews avenue $50 feet north OF 1880
street.
Victor Baron sold to Stephen r. Brog-
den the property, 20.1x6e.sx irregular. ut
2bc2 Bailey avenue
Hazel Warner sold 70 Nathan Carton
the property. 4oxI12.10x irregular, on
the east side OF University avenue, 960.3
feet north OF fremont avenue.
Maria Brown sold to Philip Soloway
the three story house. 19x1e6, at the
southwest corner OF linton avenue and
issth street.
Adolph Otto sold 20 Samuel Risman a
three story dwelling. i9x110. at 11t1
linton avenue.
Samuel Leioo~itz sold 70 Bernard
Rosenberg a two story dwelling. 1s.6x
100 at 1913 Kelly street.
Gertrude Katz sold 70 Mary A. wag-
ner o two story dwelling, 2f.4xei.7, at
Ala East 1920 street.
Charles NJ Tewksbury sold to David
Hall a two story dwelling. 16.ex6o. at
$50 East 13tth street.
The Washington Heights Holding
Company sold 20 Sempel Rothman six
story apartment, 50.11x9e.4x irregular.
81 1895 Webster avenue.
Bessie Horowitg sold to Mary /.
Walsh a two and half story dwelling,
37xe5, at 2303 Creston avenue.
Annie Schneider sold 10 Charles Kron-
enthal the property 25x12310, at 1899
Crotonia avenue.
Mike Socynskl sold 10 James Kelly
> two story dwelling. 17x75. at s62 East
1 l40th street.
Clara Pomcranz sold 10 william Fleis
= two story dwelling. 17.2x97.9, at 676
Jefferson place.
Joseph Goidner sold 70 Max Mark
owitz a house. 2oxioo, at 1910 College
avenue.
Isidor Korcdsky sold 10 Sophie Em-
binder three story dwelling, 20xS7.6,
at fIl4 Jackson avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
IL THE AUCTION ROOM.
~ vESEY STREET)

BY Joseph p. Day.
WEST END .Av, II G g, 25.2 IT 60th Il.
9 story tenement and stores. 25.ax1Oo:
Michael ] Donovan va Edith NJ Callahan
ct al; Hastings G. Gleason. attys: amount
due 81 034.92: taxes. &c, $S26.2o 70 the
plaintiff for $500.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

first mortgage on the land ana build
ing, valued at 100000 and first lien
on the net annual earnings, which are
estimated at $4,000.
Opera Co. to Pay $4,000 Rent.
For an eleven week season at the
Manhattan Opera House the San Carlo
Grand Opera Company, Fortune Gallo
general director viii pay Stella Ham
merstein Pope and other Hammerstein
heirs $4,000 In rent for the well known
playhouse.
According TO the lease. just filed In
the Registers Office, the entire buiid-
ing. with the exception OF the roof gar
den end three rooms on the third moor,
has been taken for term OF eleven
weeks. four weeks OF which will conf
mence on September 26, 1891, and VIII
end October 2S, 1921: two weeks, DC
tober 81 to November IL, 1871, ana
five weeks, January %, 1s22' to Feb
ruary &c. 1922.
MultifamiIy House Sales.
John p. Leo. Jr.. sold for Josephine
King OF Giens Falls. n. T., the Ave-
story four family apartment. 4oSlls.e'
at 44S West 163d street, between AM
sterdam ana Edgeconb avenues. to the
Frable Realty Corporation. The pro-
perty was held at $4,000.
George w. sasse sold for the estate
Of Hermine Schmidt & Miriam Ellen
bogen. zoos Second avenue. four story
fiat with stores, 25x7b.
The Hamilton. a twelve story apart
ment house at the northeast corner o.
Riverside Drive and Hath street, which
wes acquired recently by the l.. X.
Schwartz Company, has been conveyed
10 the Four-Twenty Riverside Drive.
Inc.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
Loan $4,000 ON e. 51st st. Flat

S. w. Straus & Co. have underwritten
a first mortgage per cent. serial bond
issue of $685. 600 on an apartment
house to be erected at "a East Fifty
nrst street. diaSonally across from the
Ambassador Hotel. The security is a
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

William Ward Jones sold for F. o.
Fendicke the three story business build
Ing. 27xs0. at 2s12 Third avenue. just
north of 14sth street. to a client OF
Katz & Levy. The building was held
at $4,000.
Julius Trattner sold for S. Leichten-
stein TO an investor the four story double
flat. 35x105. at s37 Tiffany street
d. A. Trotta and Charles Pellery soil
two dwellings. s0x1oo. at 230S and 2sio
Cambrelleng avenue.
J. p. & L. A. Kissling leased for
Mrs Ida NJ Knebel the large store IN
SIS fremont avenue at Southern Boule-
ward for a lunchroom and restaurant
after extensive alterations.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
Fire Record

AN Loss.
John Eckhoff ............... None
Ii5-ia6s stebbins av.. Bronx. Morris
s2o-i7 ist st. rubbish in street. None
10000 Y. 10th st.. Ellen oBrien
Unknown
s:ao--43o 9TH st.. Sam Fried. TrlfiIns
s'ao-23a ct: and "a sv.. Second Avenue
10 o5-ss4 sih sv Lowenbers = Cans
Unknown
II oo-is7 Lafayette Ct. Thrift Button
n 'i5-Eos w. 10th st., chimney. Joseph
bergen ...................... Mono
i2'so-2s Ridge ST.. Gussie Glickste,n
Unknown
Eronr. IsroTa1 automobile Frank 1,nl,ro,,r
Il .5o-351 w. f0th a.. automobile In
garage, Eugene silver. Unknown
i;oo-2oo W. iSth st.. Robert Clark
2;so-337 was, 7s,h st.; A. J. Hay. ~
4.is-faso washington sv.: Morris i
s:45-rn front front or ISL Lexington av:
tar kettle; Kesckier Roofing
5;s5--ss2 l5ast ioist St. irving Cal
5:5o-1eoth st. and broadway; va
7oo-sco sc1' rss. ias lash IT, Bronx va None
7os-soo Sa' East Tn Il, unknown Trifiins
75o--foa West goth ST.; auto. Auto
car Co. ......s..ts.. ...,,....... THRILLING
SCOT Lexington ev.: Nelson Iiyd-
S.2l--rmeufs -second !. nud lith av.;
wagon: Joseph Ron. ....... Unknown
toio-3o4 East e4th ct; unknown. Unknown
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

OK SEEING TT YOU DREAM OF GALE
FORNIA. building sites. 25xiOo. $50; five
mnutcs' wall; from Station. Stores ana
schools Easy committing excellent train
seryice Choice or (, and room houses
easy terms y. WEXLER. Room p,
Church ST. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
DYCKMAN PLOT FOR
ICE MANUFACTURERS
New Concern to Build $780,.
900 Plant at Ninth Avenue
and 213th Street.

The Dyclsman and Inwood sections
arc TO have a large ice plant as re-
suit OF the purchase of the vacant plot,
| ta0x100. at the northeast corner of
Ninth avenue and 213th street by the
newly organized Inwood Consumers
Ice Manufacturing Company, II. L. Bel
gardo president. The plot was pur-
chased from Max Marx and Daisy
Moran through William W. White g.
Sons "A. ~ Gitterman represented Mrs.
Moran. The plant together with the
cost of the land, will represent an out
lay of about $500. 900. The improve
ment will consist of a one story build
ing. The new company Is capitalized
at s22o,o0o.
John II. & Oscar L. Foley sold for
the Central Union Trust Company 144
Chambers street 10 feet west of West
Broadway, five story loft and store
building. 25x75, held at $4,000. The
buyer will make extensive improve
Inents.
Joseph p. Day sold at auction yes-
terday the three story and basement
building at 227 East Twenty-sixth street
for $500 to the tenant. The property
was sold in an auction brought by
Michael j. Donovan against Edith NJ.
Callahan Smith and others. Edward y.
Bloomberg was the referee.
II. Sussman has sold the six story
factory building with elevator 4ox
100.1t. at 232 East 111th street. near
Second avenue. Mr.. Sussman now util-
ICES the premises for his mattress busi-
ness which is included in the sale
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

Ar advertisements ~ the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HBGALD oOe,s real possibility OF
recovering your iost property
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
West SIDE Club Buys Home.

Charles B. Van yalen. Inc. sold FOR
the vesey Holding Corporation the five
story dwelling, 24x10o. at 270 West
Eighty-fourth street. The buyer Is the
West Side Club. which will occupy the
premises
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
-MAMARONECK
BARGAIN AT SCARSDALE.
ROCHELLE. PARK

New Jersey-Sale or Rent
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

first mortgage on the land and build
ing. valued at 100000 and first lien
on the net annual earnings, which are
estimated at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

wagon; Joseph Ron. ....... Unknown
to;io-3o4 East oath at; unknown. Unknown