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The Brunswick news., 1922-11-29
M'AD00 ARRESTED ON A
CHARGE SPEEDING Auto

Fresno, Nov William Gibbs
McAdoo, Of Los Angeles. former sec.
retary Of the treasury, was ARRESTED
in Tulare county yesterday and cited
to appear in court to answer to Z
charge Of speeding at the rate o.
ffty-one miles an hour.
Mr.. McAdos was enroute to Frcan'
whore he addressed the bar associa
tions Of three counties last night
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-29
BANpITS WHO KILLED
OFFICER CAUGHT
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 28.-All -four
bandits who early this morning aho'
to death one policeman and woundef
another were taken captive today
three were living and one dead They
were captured after being trniled b.
citizens and police officers, the las
three were captured after exchanging
many shots
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-29
TNRCO-RgSS DEAL
CAUSING COMMENT
However, it is Not Indicated
That Other Nations Are Yet
Ready to Yield to Demands
Made Upon Them.
a. Asaociatei presa. }

Lausanne, Nov. 28.-Russia an,
Turkey working together is exDectat
o make 3 strqAg pair at axe L.aus
lnne near easskonfefence.
Other ddTeTates to the conference
'epresenting other rs"3ns are VI
lering what effect this combinatiA Is
-oing to have on the fortune - tn,
deliberations. @a
Englisb and French tirelo
ar shown a disposition TO reJecs
iemaEls forwarded By the Ruse e
lele@E ion, insisting that Russia 4
heaN on all questions brought befQA
he body. n
Whatever tho decision may be w
,pparent that there il no dispossiof
o shut out Russia
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
FOREIGN PORTS.


BAHIA, Feb o-sailed. str West Katan,
BERMUDA, Feb 1l-Arrved. strs Gra-
larlie (Br). Bombay, &c, for New York (and
proceeded 18th after coalins); San Jeronim"
(Er). Tyne for Tampico (for fuel OLD 18th.
Lekhaven (Dutch), Rotterdam for Hampton
Roads (for coaD Crawford. Rotterdam, &c,
for Wilmington. NC (for coaD
Sailed 10Th, str Queen Louise (Br), Sabine
lith schr Burkeland. Pensacola, 18th, str
Atoundria, Mobile.
CALLAO, Feb 9-Arrived, schr Fearless
CIENFUEGos. Feb 1o-Arrlved str Hale
sus (Br), Buenos Aires, sc, for Boston aud
New York.
HALIFAX. Feb l8-Cleared. schrs France;
Louise (Br) Mayaguez; IL Comeau (Brl
La Have.
HAVANA. Feb 10-Arrived. strs Franziska
(Ger). Cardenas; 11th, Berwindvale (Br)
do Lake Gera, Houston: Mississippi (Fr)
Vancouver, &c. for Bordeaux.
Sailed 10th, strs South American (Brl
Marie; Santa Elisa, Calao, &c: Samuel l.
Fuller. Tampico; 1lth. Lake Crescent, New
York.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 9--Saied. str West Ar
LIVERPOOL, Ms. Feb 13-Arrived, schr
Joan Kielberg. New Haven.
Sailed 18Th. schr Cape d'Or (Br), La Have.
(B) New York: 18th. Mundelta, do.
MAZATLAN, Feb 9--Sailed, str Chihuaho
(Mex), san Francisco.
NUEVITAS Feb 9--Salled. strs Coling-
ham (Br, Philadelphia l0th, Harald (Dan
sT JOHN. NIB. Feb 1l-Arrived. str Brant
County OBJ. London and Dartmouth.
SAGUA, Feb ll-Arrived. str Mundale,
Carderas for Caibarlen. Matanzas and New
York.
VICTORIA, Be, Feb 0--Sailed, str Ala
bama Maru Jap. Yokohama and Hong
Kong; 10th, ship Mafalda (Nor), England
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
JEWELERS. RENT FLOOR
ON WEST 10TH STREET
Other Miscellaneous Leases
Reported.

Oscar Heyman G. Brothers Company.
platinum jewelers., of Nassau street.
have leased floor in the Banks Build
ing, So West Fortieth street. The lease
was closed by Frederick Fox 6 Co.,
Inc, and the Lotion II. Slawson Com
pany.
L. A. kissing leased for the estate
of Daniel Buckley 900-906 Columbus
avenue and 101-1o3 West 10ith street.
two five story buildings. 62x100. at the
northwest corner, and occupied for many
years by Gossler Brothers Campus Res
taurant. The lease is for a period of
twenty years and calls for a rental ag
gregating 100000. ]. P. & L. A. Kiss
ling will act as agents.
Cross G. Brown Company leased space
in the Fisk Building. Fifty-seventh
street and Broadway, TO the Willmark
Service System, Inc, and to Arthur T.
Beckert and Ernest s. Miller; also space
to Peyton II. McCargo Uohn II. Wood
bury cosmetic specialties) in 14S2
Broadway, and with Cushman e. Wake
field Company floor in 16 East Forty
first street TO Wilder & White. and floor
in 245 West Fifty-ffth street to Racine
Rubber Tire Company of New York also
space in IS East Forty-frst street to
Batavia Rubber Company.
The United Cigar Stores Company
leased through A. n. Gitterman the top
floor in the Reisenweber Building, 800
West Fifty eighth street, southwest COR
ner of Eighth avenue. to the Dlsinfec-
tant and DISCRIMINATING Corporation,
Leopold Phillip, president. for labora-
tory and executive Offices
A. l.. Libman, Inc. leased to Barry
Loewe, interior decorator, for FIVE years
at an aggregate rental of 100000 half
of floor in % West Fifty-seventh street.
Ames & Co. leased a store in 941
Second avenue to Mann & Kraemer. and
a loft in 259 Fifth avenue to Louis Dia-
mond
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased for the
Schultz Cigar Stores Company for a
long term of years, at a rental ag5re-
eating approximately $4,000, to Spros
Batistatos and Andreas Farandatos
flower and fruit dealers. a store on the
south side of Thirty-fourth street. east
OF the southeast corner OF Seventh ave-
| nue..
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
PHYSICIAN SELLS FINE
HOUSE ON EAST 95TH ST.
Chester J. Byrns Buys Home ;
Other DUelling Sales.

William b. May & Co. have sold for
cash for DR.. Charles A. Holder the five
story modern dwelling at IA East Sixty
ninth street. on a plot 30x100.5. located
between Fifth and Madison avenues. and
held at s160,000. The purchaser Is a
well known New Yorker, a client of
Douglas Gibbons & Co. who will occupy.
This is the second sale of the property
by these brokers within a year.
Malcolm Il. Smith. Inc. has sold for
the John Ryan estate the three story
dwelling, 1876 East 'Ninety-fifth street.
between Park and Lexington avenues.
TO Chester J. Byrns of the Joseph p.
Day organization.
VI. II. Gaillard & Co. sold for a client
Of Stoddard & Mark. attorneys. the four
story residence at 143 West Eightyfirst
street. 19x10O. The purchaser, Mrs. A.
Baranie. will occupy the house after
alterations are completed.
James H. Cruikshank resold to Bertha
Fischer 216 East 105th street, two
story dwelling. 16.6x100. Mr.. Cruik-
shank sold to Conner ID. Reese 142 West
Seventy eighth street, four story
dwelling 1884. held at 100000. L. K.
Van Wrinkle & Co. were the brokers.
May B. Cary sold TO Anton Wienola n
three story dwelling, 1S.9x99.11, at 80
West 127th street.
julius W. Wahl sold to Laura Meyer
three story dwelling. 13.4x102.2, at 212
East Seventy-eighth strset.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By Telegraph.l

BOSTON, Mass, Feb 15-Arrved, strs Sar-
malta DAM, Buenos Aires, &c; Mayaro
tugs suamico, New York. towing barges
Three Sisters and Dorothy Qatter for
Gloucester) Neponset, Portsmouth
Eastern Temple, Ljusne; Texas (Fr). Havre,
&C. schr. Samuel w Hathaway. Norfolk.
Sailed 10Th, strs Jonancy Norfolk: Ana
Sailed 10th. strs Prince Arthur (Br), Var
mouth; Delaware, New York: Perfection,
New York. towing barge 50; Craigrownis
Sailed 18th. strs II Dimock. New York,
kershaw, Norfolk: Nantucket. Philadelphia; :;
Winding Gulf. Sewalls Point;
sailed from Quarantine 18th. str kandahar
(BD, Philadelphia and New York (and sup
posed passed Graves 80 AND.
anchored in Nantasket Roads.-Wind at
Highland Light, NE. % miles: thick and
showing; re ugh sea.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb 16-Arrived. strs
Chas Braey Tampico; Santa Anna, New
York: Callisso Dutch, Boston.
Cleared 10th. str Nyland (Sw). Aalbor%
Meanticut, Falmouth tfor orders); WABASH,
Sailed i6th. strs Concorda (Br), Glasgow
and Avonmouth via Norfolk: Gaute tNor)
Havana via Norfolk and Newport News;
Swiftarrow. Tampico: Bannack. Glasgow
and Avonmouth via Philadelphia and Hall
fay GTaeiana tBr! stettin' Hdh arr,ved str
Lake Fannin. New York.
BEAUFORT, NC, Feb 16-Sailed from Cape
LOOKOUT Cove, slT SHdNHiut' +NeN ioi n
'cHARLEsToN, SC, Feb 16-Arrived. str
Arapahoc, New York for Jacksonville.
| CAPE HENRY. Va, Feb 10, $3.50 PM
Passed in. str Steel Ranger, Philadelphia
/ fol Baltimore.
! Passed out 18th, 10 AM strs Mobile City,
Baltimore for Los Angeles; Merose and Ed
ward Perce. Lamberts Point for Boston,
! Wind 18th. n, 3S miles, showing.
| GALVESTON. Tex. Feb 16-Arrived. SIR
1lrlfsiH arrived 18TH, Str E Kemp, Tampico.
Sailed 10th, str Topia. Tampco.
Sailed 18th, str Pennsylvania (Dan), Copen-
| hagen
GULFPORT, Miss, Feb 1G--Sailed, str Car
donia, New Orleans and Bilbao.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Feb 15-Arrived, tug
Paoli, towing barges Hopatcong, Pocono and
Malvern Rockland for New York.
JOBOS, PR, Feb 15-Sailed, str Isabella,
Boston,
JACKsoNvILLE. ria, Feb 16-Arrved.
str Maashaven (Dutch), Norfolk; schr Jere
G Shaw Boston.
Sailed 10th, strs Mohawk, New York: snar
! (Nor) Buenos Aires.
MOBILE, Ala. Feb 16-Arrived, str Tus-
can. Texas City.
Sailed 18TH. strs Bibb County Buenos
Aires: Levnet CBr). do; Ossabaw, Tampa
schr Mary L Baxter, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb l6-Arrived. strs
Montoso, Porto Rico; Selma (Ger, Charles
ton; Truxllo, Tampa.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
FAMILY HOTEL FOR
CAR BARN PROPERTY
n. Y. Railways Plot Purchased
by Nj. Turner BrOckway
for Improvement.

The car barn property of the New
York City Railways Company on the
west side of Madison avenue. between
Eighty-fifth and Eighty-sixth streets.
was purchased at auction yesterday by
NJ. Turner Brockway through his at
torney, c. p. Nortnrop of 81 Nassau
street for $925,O00. Mr.. Brockway,
through Mr. Northrop. announced that
he Intends to improve the plot with n
high class family hotel at a cost OF
about $4,000 600, The site has a
frontage of 204 feet 4 inches
on Madison avenue and 120 feet on
each of the side streets. According to
the recent action of the Board of Es-
innate in amending the Fifth avenue
zoning district twenty feet of the
western portion of the plot cannot be
improved with a building more than
seventy-flve feet. or about seven stories
in height.
The sale was conducted by Joseph
p. Day in the County Court House at
IL o'clock for Nathaniel A. Elsberg,
special master for the receiver of the
New York City Railways Company.
Before bidding on the property Mr..
Northrop inquired of Mr.. Day whether
the site would be sold subject to the
Fifth avenue zoning regulations. The
auctioneer replied that it would be sold
subject to the zonng laws and any
other laws affecting the premises. Mr..
Northrop. after making the highest bid.
deposited $4,000 in certified checks
and $3.50 in cash to guarantee the
purchase, which is subject to the ap-
proval of the United States District
Court.
Before the plot was offered in one
parcel it was offered in four the total
high bids aggregating $760,000. 1t was
then offered, again in four parcels DIFF
ferently arranged as to boundaries and
the bids for two of them indicated a
boost of $100 900. The remaining two
parcels. however. We're not bid for at
all under this arrangement.
The bid offered by Mr.. Northrop.
being so largely in excess of the other
bids, was accepted Professionally by
Nathaniel A. Elsberg, who was recently
appointed special master in place of the
late ex-Justice Francis NJ. Scott. The
certified checks of the parcel bidders
were returned to them.
It was then announced by Alexander
Rossner for Mr.. Day. that If for any
reason the sales should be set aside by
the United States court the property
will be reoffered on the steps of the
County Court House on March 16. when
the sale of the property OF the railroad
company on Thrty-third street between
Lexington and Fourth avenues, will be
held.
The sale took place in connection
with the receivership proceedings in
stituted by the Guaranty Trust Com
pany as trustee and the American
Brake and Shoe Foundry Company of
New York. of which Job f. Hedges was
appointed receiver. Stetson, Jennings &
Russell are attorneys for the Guaranty
Trust Company.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
REGISTER REPORTS
FEWER MORTGAGES
Falling off in ConUeyonces
Also in 1921.

Miss Annie Matthews. Register Of
New York county published yesterday
the report of her office for 1921.
which shows that 1880 fewer convey
ances and l,525 fewer mortgages were
recorded last year than during the year
preceding. The figures were based on
compilations left by Miss Matthews's
predecessor. James A. Donegan.
There were 1915 conveyances re-
corded In this county last year and 1876
mortgages. the revenues of the Regis
ter's office from fees were s22 ,903 and
s1,61l.771 was collected IN taxes on mort
cages. The expenses Of tic office We're
s3l1 93s. Although last year brought the
office the heaviest burden of work IL
has had in it's history the number of
recorded instruments for January OF
this year exceeds the number for Janu-
ary 1921. by more than 100.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
Army Orders

special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., Feb. l6.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
Capts Peck. c. r.. and Ketner, f. H.. to
San Francisco, to sail on about April
23 for Honolulu; Bail, Lieut.-Cal. G. H.. TO
ST. Augustine; Holmes, Capt. +. r., to Fort
Sheridan, and Phtman, First Lieut., TO Fort
Benning.
AIR SERVICE.
Second Lieuts. Fox, H.; Smith. +. H., and
Sydnor, Jr., w. A.. 10 Langley Field; First
Lieuts Shovlin, II. A.. and Wilson, ]. A,
TO Honolulu
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Hess, Mai. w. W.. TO Fort Sill. and
North; First Lieut. Thom. to Dayton.
DENTAL CORPS.
Love, Capt. w. D., TO Fort Smelling.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Douglas, Col. j. B., to Governors Island.
ENGINEERS.
Capts. Duff l.. b. Lyman, l.. G. Tate. r.
L. and Toklas. g. F., to Camp Humphrey.
ORDINANCE.
Gillispie, Mai A. c., to San Francisco. to
sail on about July II for Manila.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following Officers are assigned to the
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Mail.1


ASTORIA, O, Feb 9--Sailed, str Swiftlight
San Pedro and Tampico.
CHARLESTON. SC, Feb 13-Arrived, strf
Corcoran. Miami (and sailed for GeorgetoW
and Baltimore) Lake Agomak, Baltimore
and Georgetown; tug Clincho. Havana, tow
ing barge S ID Warriner.
HONOLULU, Feb 10--Arrived, motor bal
boa (Sw), Tocopilla. &c; str Robin Gray
Baltimore.
Sailed 9th, strs Logan. San Francisco
10th. Buckeye State, do.
(Br), New York.
PORT LUDLOW, Wash. Feb o-Arrived
motor Theodore Roosevelt (Nor), Port Town
send.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Feb 12-sailed. str
Winfred. Port Tampa.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb lo-Sailed
schr Taurus, Seattle lin tow.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Feb 10-Sailed. ST.
Dewey Singapore via Honolulu.
SABINE, Tex, Feb 1l-Salled, str Henry
Wilton, New York. schr VIM Marston
Gulfport.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The Mclnerney Klinck Realty Com.
pany sold the three story business and
apartment building, 20xi00. on the cas-,
side Of Nostrand avenue. 1908 feet south
of Atlantic avenue.
Henry L. Nielsen Offices sold the
house at 66l0 Ridge boulevard for John
g. Harris
Charles Partridge leased a show room
at the northwest corner of Bedford ave-
nue. and St Marks avenue. having a
frontage of 20 feet, to the Chevrolet Mo.
tor Company.
Bulkley & Horton Company leased the
fifth floor In 20 Front street TO the Fair
mont Leather Manufacturing Company
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
OPERATOR BUYS STEIN
PLACE IN WHITE PLAINS

Daniel IT, Jackson bought from ]. Con-
rad Stein, Jr., a three story residence
ct - Greenridge avenue. southwest cor
ner of Rutherford avenue White Plains
containing twelve rooms and three
baths The main building and the out
buildings are on plot or ic0x2j0 Der
-chuch & Co. were the brokers Mr.
.Tsckson recently resold his mansion on
Battle and Mckinley avenues. which nc
occupies at present
John f. Scott sold for Charles y.
1Iaines OF Kuhn. Loeb & CO. his coun.
try place at Merrick. L. T.. to Lawrence
W. Wright. The property contains four
acres, with residence and garage.
Burke stone. Inc, sold for Otto 7
Delfs his residence on Janvein avenue
Cedar Knolls, Bronxvllle, N. ", to Percy
Kd1t OF ChaGpaqua.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

Jamaica Council. knights Of Column
bus, has purchased the plot OF ground.
i00xlC0. at the southeast corner Of Shell
ton and Hartman avenues. Jamaica,
adjoining the present property of 25xi00.
on which the Jamaica Council has a
club house. The council plans 10 erect
a community club house and gymna-
stun. The purchase price of the corner
property Is said 20 have been about
$50 900.
Anderson. Of Jamaica, the two two
family dwellings at Ga and Sc Harrington
street. Flushing. to Emanuel Ross. Of
Los Angeles. Cal Each house stands
on a plot, 50xl20 feet Mr. Ross will
occupy one Of the apartments
An apartment at 1893 Twenty-third
street has been purchased by Paul L.
Lott Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
ADJOINING OWNERS BUY
THE HOTEL BELMORE

The six story Hotel Belmore. az 81
Lexington avenue northeast corner Of
Twenty-hfth street. 20xS0. has heen
sold by Harry y. Cutner for Fernando
Bose Of San Francisco CAL. 10 the Viga
Realty Company. Inc. Mortimer l.. Han
over, president. The purchasers own
TIE adjoining property to the north az
63-e5 Lexington avenue which Is part
OF the Hotel Belmore. The latest pur-
chase gives them plot Of 60xs0.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17

Field Artillery at Camp Bragg Coils Balt-
zell. q. E.. infantry; Berkeley, c.. H.. In
fantry; Day. @. r., cavalry; Drake &. B.,
cavalry; Jordan, L. W., infantry; Macarthur
]. c.. infantry; Jamerson. G. H.. infantry
Lieut.. Coils. Bowen. F. s., infantry; Cor
busier, +. W., cavalry; Martin, @. r.,
cavalry, and Townsend. G.. L.. infantry
Stogsdall, Col. r. r.. relieved of active duty
Hiliard. Capt l.. w, signal corps, resigned
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. IG.
These orders have been issued OF the
date Indicated
MARINE CORPS.
February 10. 1992-Capts. William H. Davis,
to Quantieo, Va; j. A. Nelms. 70 Depari-
ment of Pacific Roy G. Swink, Pact
February 14-Capts. T. M. Luhy, to Sec
ond Brigade II. r.. TO Quantico, Va Foru
Patchem, to Second Brigade d. r.. GUAR
TO Second Brigade y. r.. Quantico. Va. G..
w. Logette. to Second Brigade d. r., Guam
tico, Va;
L. l.. Russell. TO NJ. r., Quantico, Va.
February 16-Col. C. s. Hill, to head
quarters Marine Corps. TO ouantico, VA
Capt. ". Barnaby and First Lieut.. o. a.
Dow, to Second Brigade u. r., Quantico. Va.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
NEWS

VERA CRUZ. Feb 14-Saied. str Munplace,
Tampico and Galveston.
YOKOHAMA Feb 11-Arrved, strs Apus,
san Francisco; 14th, Eastern Cloud. New
York via honolulu: Hawaii Maru (Jap)
Tacoma for Hong Kong.
Sailed 18th. str Siberia Maru (Jap), San
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
BUILDER ACQUIRES
So LOTS IN BRONX
Gets Fordham Property Held
by Phelam Estate for 20
Years: Other Deals.

Richard II. Scobie has sold for the
estate of James j. Phelan TO Hyman
Berman, well. known West Bronx
builder. the entire square block on
Fordham road through to 1S9th street
from Washington to Bathgate avenues,
having a frontage of 420 feet on Ford
ham road. 369 feet on Washington ave-
nue.. 1863 feet on Bathgate avenue and
420 feet on 1s9th street, making sixty
five lots III all.
Mr. Berman has built extensively in
the West Bronx. Among the many
houses built by him is the northwest
corner Concourse and 18th street, which
sold for $350,O0O He will improve the
above parcel with high class apartments
and showrooms as it is on a prominent
thoroughfare and within one block Of
Fordham Square and the New York
Central and IL railroads and subway
station and close to Francis Rogers
& Sons new department store, and VIII
begin work at once. The property was
held al 100000 and is assessed at Sll,OOo
RiverdnIe Church Buys House.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
Church of Rverdale on Hudson have
purchased through George Howe the
residence of Louis Fl. Robinson on
Mosholu avenue, Riverdale on Hudson
The property will be used by the as
sistant to the present pastor. Dr. Rob-
ert Mckenzie, now occupying the pull
pt of the Riverdale Presbyterian
Church.
other Deals in Bronx.
Harry II. Cohen sold for the Stehl
estate 945 Washington avenue, six
story twenty-five family apartment
with two stores, to Mrs. Hedwig Fibrel
for investment
Harry Calm sold through NJ. Davis
to j. Zehngebot the vacant plot on
the east side of University avenue. be-
tween Brandt place and Featherbed
lane, 75x122 The buyer is preparing
plans for five story apartment house
on the site.
Fred Oppenheimer purchased through
H. Gilman from the City Kalamein
Company the new one story garage at
the junction of Boone avenue and West
Farms road, fronting 10l feet on West
Farms road by 154 on Boone avenue by
1877 feet in the rear.
Samuel Cowen sold 1890 Prospect ave-
nue., a three family house, containing
seventeen rooms. to a Mrs. Fried.
A. Michaelson sold for the estate of
Nathan Hutkuff to NJ. Niedenhoffer
SS5 Beck street. held at $4,000. He was
also the broker in the sale to Robert
Meyer of 1908 Crotona avenue. an eight
family house, 40x70.
The 2443 Grand Avenue Corporation
on. Solomon. G. Horner and b. Seid-
mani has been formed to take over the
one family dwelling, on plot 5Oxl0O, at
that address. which Samuel Barkin pur-
chased recently for Improvement with
stores.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL.

VIM. A. White e. Sons. who recently
sold TO George y. Roedels the house at
332 West Forty-sixth street. have been
appointed agents for the property. It
was formerly high stoop house and is
being altered into MISUNDERSTANDING
apartments with two apartments TO
floor.
NJ. TT. Gaillard e. Co. were the brokers
in the sale of 60 West Eighty-fourth
street for tho estate Of John ]. Quigley
and 165 West Eighty-first street for
Annette Nigra.
Herman A. Levine. of Levine & Co..
Inc. has been elected an active member
Of the Real Estate Board of New York.
Or. L. NJ. Lemlich is the buyer of the
block Of six apartment houses sold on
Wednesday by the Realty Associates at
207 70 32l Flatbush avenue, corner OF
Prospect place. Brooklyn
Arthur II. Springer has acquired title
10 the New York Evening Post property
AT 255 20 2s5 West Thirty-third street.
sold recently
Kahn & DAILY. who arc building a
nine story apartment on Seventy-fourth
street. between Riverside Drive and
West End avenue. arc the buyers OF the
former Vanderbiit-Web properties at
i25 t. i25 East Slxty-thrd street. sold by
Samuel Brencr.
The newly formed $. A. d. Realty
Counany a. T. and S. Rieser and r..
fnker IL the buyer Of 1853 East Thirty
eighth street. sold recently. The COM
rany is represented by Eugene I. Gott-
liob attorney
Lillian .Stimel. secretary OF the Pulaski
Babe Clothes Inc. is the buyer of the
northeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
10th street. sold recently. The recorded
price was $4,000
Joseph NJ Klein and Max Hirschklau
are the buyers Of SIS 20 $50 West 1Sith
street and Louis Appel OF 577 Eighth
avenue, sold recently.
DEAL ON STATEN ISLAND.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
DEAL ON STATEN ISLAND.

J. Sterling Drake sold his former
ten room residence. siXi20, at 2ii Deems
avenue. Westerleigh. corner Of Leonard
avenue, 20 Clarence A. Greenlaw, the
tenant. n
The New York herald., 1922-02-17

Mary L. Cassidy sold to Giuseppe Der
rico the one story frame buildings with
stable. 100 10x95, at 2l14 to 2120 First ave-
nue.. southeast corner of Tooth street
Israel Sarezky purchased 1918 and 1850
Madison avenue, two four story build
ings. 40 feet front, from Bessie Rose.
Mr.. Sarezky will continue his shoe
store at 1878.
Joseph Bader sold to Antoinette f..
Wennins a two story building. 2Ox1O0.1l,
at 223 East 1o6th street
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
51bN MONEY
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th st. to 59th ST. unciasivc).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17

Joseph NJ Klein and Max rTirschkau
are the buyers Of 555 10 $50 West 1s4th
street. and Louis Appel OF So Eighth
avenue, sold recently.