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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-03
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I'll SlIlSd uC ulSpCIoiN 81 -
! dica din partea tutIror functio-
narilor Statului. Functionarii Ger
0 plata omeneasca, atat cat sa
ipoata trai de pc urma muncei ce
depun, sa fie scutiti de umilinta
de a primi bacsisuri' sau de rusi
nea pc care arunca asupra lor
colegi, earl. neputand sa rabde o
viata de martir traficheaza cu
slujba ce au.
Jresa, inregistrat, nu rareori
ahllzuri c0mise de functiOnari,
char de treapta superioara.
Zilnic parchetele fac descinderi
la autoritati sau domiciliile celor
acuzati 81 totus rusinea acestor
descinderi nu mai inspaimanta ;
abnzurlle Sc tin liant.
Eli bine. trebue cas suferinta sd
fie prea mare, nevoia de trai sI
fie atat de acuta, in cat sa ina
buse sinful demnitatii 81 al da-
toriei, ca functionari cu un trecut
de zeci Gle ami de corectudine sd
| fie infrigllrati mai multi de no.
voile vietei de eat de judecatorul
de instructie.
Gel mai putini din functionarii
GU desavarslre integri- 81 earl spe-
ran in vre-o indreptare siam pus
nadejdea in venirea unui guvern
care venea Incarcat cu 0 tolbA
lplina de promisiuni.
| Oar ce s'a facut pana acum /!
a suprimat din functionari = 81
nu eel in adevar sinecuristi - 81
celor ramasi Ii s a promis ca Ii 81
va lmbunatati situatia precara in
care Sc sbat. Adevarul insa este
ca nu Ii sa imbunatatit soarta
functlonarilor 81 Ell au 1'amas in
selatl 81 in fagaduelile ce lis an
facnt sub imperiul alegerilor 81
III speranteie ce 81 le-au pus in
tr 'un regim nou.
| Toate guvernele. de dupa raz-
bolu, Gu buna stiinta sau nu, n 'au
lvazut de cat efecteIe raului, adica
Iabulzurilp comise, dar n 'au avut
sinful realitatii pentru cerceta
ladevarata cauza raului.
Publicul care nu cunoaste dir
, zlare de cat ticalosia savarsita d,
functIonarii cazuti in pacat pen
, tru a putea trai, va fl trebuind 81
site ca salariile lor variaza intr,
6O0-3O00 lei lunar eel multi. S
daca eel chemati carmui caru
Statului s'ar gandi la scumpete,
exceslv Gle mare vietii, scumpe
tea care prOgreseaza de la ri J.
II, ar trebui sa mediteze ell toat:
serlosltatpa ce da gravitate;
caznlui la motivele, destul d,
explicabile, ce imping pc o bun;
|parte din functionarii Statului |:
fraude 81 abHzuri.
! Cautand sd gasesti explicati:
raulul, trebuie sd mergi pana |;
|sorglntea lui, Sal afli oripina
M este posibil - ESTE ABEO
LrT IMPOSSIBLE = ca un func
tlonar familist 81 Gu o puzderi,
de copii inca. sa poata trai !,
vremurI atat de grele, cu mist,
salarii derizorii.
Publlcatu-sa de la razboiu in
coace, fraude comise la institu
1tlunl particulars banci, societat
sau case. de comert? 81 dada nj
au petrecut la atari institu
tluni nlci un fel de fraude gasitu
an de eel ce trebuiau so sti,
expllcatiunea faptului? Fie ca +,
stlau fie ca ignorau fapt est,
ca cOnducat0rii \institutiunilol
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-03

: All poate ca guvernul prin asa
zisele anchete ce ordonat urma-
reSte nu darea in judecata a Vi
novatilor ci vre-un scop polite? ?
Altfel nu-si afla explicatie numi-
rea din nou unora din slujbasii
pusi sub acuzare. In acest caz,
Statul nu pOate de eat SD radaJ-
duiasca avea functionarli pc
care-i inertia.
(Din ''Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-03

fiindca in organizatia polite
neasca din metropola ungara
sunt fnregimentati toti ungurii,
earl certati GU justitia din pro-
vinciile foste maghiare s'au re
fugiat dincolo de lisa. Acestia
simuland pc martirii cauzei pan
maghiarismului, depun un eel
excesiv in cautarea 81 gasirea
'elementelor periculoase" fiintei
Statului maghiar. Zelul lor este
lfsor de explicat de oarece in
felul acesta vor sa,si justifice in
regimentarea lor in sus Elsa orga.
nizatie. 81 cate victime nevino-
vate n 'au fost jertfite de zelul
intempensiv al acestor falsi apo
stoli al ''ideii maghiare 20
Din cine sunt reorutati politistii.
DENIM secondaptii al acestor
sbiri, depunand aceas rivna in
vanatoarea de ''renegati 81 ira
datori::, sunt fostii functionari
81 ofiteri, carl all fost plasati in
polite, de oarece nu puteau sd -si
gaseasca rost in alta parte. Acea-
sta ''moderna organizatie'' face
spaima nu numai acelora care
stunt nevoiti sd calatoreasca din
provinciile noui ale. Statelor We
cine, ci constitute adevarata te-
roare char pentru populatia pas
Mica maghiara, care nu imparta-
seste punctul de vederc al celor
.ce an Great aceasta Institute.
Acesti politisti, find atat de nu-
merosi, si-au Great 81 alte indelet
niciri, foarte variate: deschid 81
char "subtilizeaza'' corespon-
denta postala 81 telegrafica, pan
desc conversatiile telefonice, ur-
maresc pc toti streinii, char 81
persoanele din misiunile streine
an organizat un sistem de spio-
mai prin chelnerii din localuri 81
portarii Gle la case 81 hoteluri, pc
earl ii obliga sa le dea amanun-
tite rapOarte de tot ce vad 81 aud
Ziarul 'Nepszava" constata ca
prin felul de supraveghere vexa-
torie, de suspiciune contra orisi
cui, al sentimental Cd traesti III
silnicia unui vast lagar de prizo
nieri In aceste conditiuni est
usor de inchipit ce inseamna 4
trai in tara "cea mai perfect con
sOlida, purtatoare a facliei civil
zatoare din poarta Orientulu
european"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-03

atat de mari. S'au dus nllmai ca
sa primeasca O vorba de man
gaiere, asa cum lmparatul a i'm.
partit intotdeauna in trecut. Ia
ranii nostri asa-l cunosteau pc
i Imparat: impartitor de vorbe de
mangaiere. Aproape nu este sat
Z! in intinsnl Ardeal, in care sa nu
1 ltraiasca 81 All macar un Roman,
care la vaznt pc Imparatul din
Hofbprgul din Viena. 81 nu este
|aprOape unul care sa Fl sOlicitat
pc vremuri audienta la Viena
81 sa Use fl refuzat.
| Audientele aceste populare erau
lin traditia dinastiei de Habsburg
81 guvernele unguresti respectful
ltraditia imparatul; gratierlle &c
lc acorda; ajutoarele banesti carr
de multeOri aproape secau caseta
lparticulara a Imparatului; scuti-
trile de armata neprevaznte de
ilege; plangerile fmp6triva abuzu-
rilor administrative pc earl lie
lasculta ecu blandete 81 la earl ras-
Ipundea ca nu s'au savarsit Ell
lvoia lui, 'daca s'au savarsit'', =
Unitarian in popor credinta in I'm
lparatul bun 81 ocrotitor 81 cl-
1mentau ideea de ordine. lmpara-
ltul tinea asa de multi la aceste
[prerogative ale sale de a sta IN
Icontact nemijlocit ell poporul. IN
lcat guvernele unguresti nlcl nu
iindrazneau >s;l intervina. lnfor-
mat in aceste audiente de marea
]nedreptate ce Use face poporulul
romanesc prin legea scolara alul
| IApponyi, Imparatul a refuzat in
I19O7 de repetite rinduri sanctio.
Inarea eli 81 fost ievOe de sta
|ruintele energice ale guvernulu1
Iunguresc 81 de amenintarile opo.
|zitiei unguresti ca lmparatur In
lcele din urma sd cedeze. A cedat
ldar in sufletul poporului a ramas
Icredinta ca legea MI s'a adu'
'cu voia Imparatului".
! Sfetnicii Palatului romanesc nj
Icunosc insa aceste lucruri. Ri nj
|cunOsc multe alte lucfuri. NJ
Istiu ca sentimental dinastic tre
Jbue alimentat prin promovarei
1contractului nemijlocit dintre Su
lveran 81 supusi, caci altminter
Sc pOate stinge.
Il Ce rau ar fl putut rezulta dll
primirea taranilor dc eatre Su
veran? Ce rau pentru tara s
tron! S'ar Fl adus la alegeri d.
|oamenii guvernului? Eli, si?..-
Regele nu face politica, dar il
/ sufletul sau parintesc ar ii gasi
cateva accente duioase, cum ga
sise pc vremuri la lasi, cand 81
adresat miilor de soldatitaran
earl isl varsau pc front sangel'
aparand granitele tarii.. ST de
| Ilegatii ar fl dus acasa, la mile d
i tarani romani in numele carOr;
1pornit la Bucuresti, sofia plin'
de nadejdi ca nu ell voia lmpara
|tului S s'au savarsit = 'daca s'al
savarsit" abuzurile electo
| rale...
| Ce. rau ar fl putut rezulta pen
Itru tara 81 tron, daca Snveranu
lar Fl stat de vorba, o clipa scurt;
Imaear, 81 Gu adevarat?
i Ministrul de inferno are drep
'ttate. Regele nu face politica, poll
Itica face guvernul. Oar Regel
Itrebuie sd fie ingaduit sa ascult'
Iglasul celor earl nu sunt multl
miti ell politica pc care 0 fac
fguvernul.
i Sau este regele un prizonier
Prizonier inchis intre zidurile par
ltidului liberal? Atunci sd Sc da
lrime zidurile inchisorii. Regel
Itrebue sd fie liber ca la Alba
lula, aclamat 81 salutat de in
[treaga suflare romaneasca, sa-s
Ipoata pune pc cap Coroana d.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-03
DIN PATRIE

In urma hotaririlor ce s'au
adus cu ocaziunea congresului
cailor ferate particulare, care
avut loc la Clu.i. s'a TRIMS co.
misiune a Directiunei Reeionale
CTR 81 a cailor ferate particula-
re pentru a revizui contractele
vechi intre caile ferate ale Sta
tulni 81 intre caile ferate particu-
lare pentru folosirea comuna
carilor 81 a. lmiilor peage. PAM
acum s'au discutat contractele
intre CTR. 81 caile ferate Some
sene, dar in ce priyeste linia
Apahida-Cluj, MI s'a putut a.
iunge la intelegere din cauza ca
Somesenele ofera pentru intre-
bulntare take disproportionate Gu
scnmpirea materialului de intre-
tinere Tratativele vor continua
IN viitorul apropiat Ell caile fe-
rate locale din Oradea Mare.
Banca Nationala votat 100
de mil de lei pentru ajutorarea
famlllllor victimelor catastrofei
din Lupeni. Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-03

UNIUNEA s. r. A. IN CAZ
de moarte d3 familiei membru-
lui raposat un beneficiu de
sapts suite dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-03
Central
National Bank
Savings & Trust
Co.
w. 9th & Superior Avenue

Conducerea acestei banci e.
ste supraveghiat3 de Gu
vern. Prin aceasta banii
~D-voastra sunt ahsolut 81
guri Gu moi, asemenea va
platim 4% interese dupa de-
punerile D-voastra, 81 va O.
ferim un serviciu complect
in trimiterea banilor in Pa
tria Veche. Va invitam a va
face depozitor la banca noa-
stra.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
PLAN MORE HOUSING
FOR UPPER BROADWAY
TWo Tall Apartment Hotels
to Be Erecfed.

The site of the Carlton Terrace res
taurant. southwest corner OF Broadway
and Tooth street. is to be improved with
a fifteen story apartment hotel, accord
ing 10 an announcement~fnade yester-
day by Morris White, owner of the
property. The present restaurant build
ing. which fronts 4O.7 feet on Broad
way and has depth OF 217.3 feet along
Tooth street, according to Mr.. White.
has not been profitable since the ad-
vent of prohibition. The hotel VIII con-
tain suites Of from one to three rooms.
Mr.. White has just completed an apart
ment house operation on Riverside
Drive at 15Sth street, which was
financed by the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company.
1t was learned yesterday that new
interests are acquiring the apartment
hotel site assembled by the late Joseph
Zubow and associates at the northwest
corner of, Broadway and Seventy
seventh street for which Mr. Zubow
had started work on the foundations
when his death occurred a few weeks
follow. Mr.. zubow's plans and erect a
fourteen story apartment hotel on this
site. which fronts 916 feet on Broadway
and -107.S feet on Seyenty-seventh street
This operation woulp have involved al
outlay OF s2,5o0.O00. hncluding the site
which was valued at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
NEW HOUSES FOR THE BRONX.

An unusual number of plans for new
flats and dwellings were filed yesterday
in The Bronx Among them were the
following
Marion av. northwest corner 196th ST., }
story neE'ent. 112. .4Xs3: Val King Corp,
owners; Charles Kreymborg. architect,
cost 100000.
Crotona Park North. north side. 1912 feet
west Clinton av, story tenement, look
sT11; =. II. Building Co.. owner Philip
v Herschowsky, president; Charles Kreym-
borg.s architect cost S170. 900.
Norris av., northwest corner 169th St, )
story tenement, 100x90: Grant Morris Con-
struction Company, Inc. owners: Samuel
shapiro, president; J. M. Felson, architect
cost $3.50, ,000,'
Morris av., east side. 1898 feet south 170th
St, > Story tenement, 100xs0.6. Grand Hall
building Company. owners; Louis Horo-
witz. president: Charles Schaefer. Jr..
architect; cost $4,000.
Boynton av.. east side. 100 feet south 172d
at. (19) forty-six story brick dwellings
20x60: 3. Il. Construction Company. own
ers; Bernard Rosenstock. president Her
man A. Weinstein, architect; cost S552. 900.
Astor av, south side, from Gunuler av. TO
Wickham av, four . story frame dwell
ings. 35x2ls three story frame dwell
ings. - 2x2S.S: two 2 story frame dwell
ings, 334sx22.2. and seven | story frame
garage. TO. 2x20.2; Five Boroughs Realty
Company. owners: Edwin Gould, president:
Litchfield 6 Rogers, architects cost
SiOi 900
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
TELLS PRESBYTERIANS
OF CITY'S GREAT CHARMS
P.W. Wilson Speaks at Annual
Dinner of Church Union.

r. w. Wilson, u religious writer. told
the Presbyterian Union last night at
its annual dinner at the Hotel Astor
that II was wrong for any secret and
violent organization TO exist I'm free
democracy. Mr.. Wilson talked on THE
Place OF the Church In the Life of the
City" and asserted that the Influence
Of the church could be seen on every
hand He said:
1T Is a city without saloons. II has
universities. hospitals. libraries and on
the whole good clean amusements.
Nothing could be more honorable than
such upright crowds as are seen in the
great theaters. The streets are safe
for morals-if not for traffic-and there
Is much courteous hospitality and in
nocent pleasure. There never was
finer feeling for the development OF
civilization than IN this wonderful lead
ing city of the world"
The speaker asked the churches to
stand behind the Russell Sage Founda-
ton in planning parks and Fairgrounds
Ito make places where children may
have welcome among the realities OF
civilization" Others who spoke briefly
were the Rev. DR.. Henry Sloane Cof-
fin. president of the church extension
committee: the Rev. Or. Wilton Merle
Smith the Rev. Theodore Il. Savage
and the Rev. DR. II. G.. Mendenhall.
moderator Of the Presbytery of New
York. Frank II. Mann presided.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Eugene v. welsh sold for Miss Laura
Adelaide Armstrong her house on
Mount kemble avenue. opposite the
Spring Brook Country Club. Morris
town, n. Y. TO Mrs. /. w. Thyn of
this city.
Haxvey Craw sold the John Eden
estate The corRer Of Middle Neck road
and. Elmpoint avenue, Cirkat Neck, l.. L.,
to Bernard Kleinschmidt of this city.
The property was held at $4,000.
Harry pwernenken of Far Rockaway
purchased a dwelling on Pacific street.
Cedarhurst L.: l., from Daniel S. Ken
yon. The Thomas A. McWhinney
Realty Company We're the brokers.
Edgar A. Sharp and Joseph B. Swezey
OF Patchogue have purchased from the
Sag Harbor Swings Bank 225 acres of
land and an>oil nineteen room residence
in the village of Brookhaven, l.. l.. on
the south side of the Beaver Dam road
and having a>frontage Of more than half
a mile on Great South Bay. The buyers
will build a boulevard from the road
to the bay and will cut up into acre
tracts for country homes. The property
was formerly owned by the John Ire
land estate.
William l.. Bowman sold for Richard
Frankenfelder a plot. corner Elm street
and Central avenue, Woodmere. l.. l., to
Joseph D.. Morris.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
DEALS IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Isaac Lowsafeld sold to William II.
Numann the five story apartment GOT
West 10th street. 50xI00.
Jacob Breen sold to the Roach Leas-
ing Company the five story apartment at
the southeast corner of ST. Nicholas ave-
nue. and lS4th street. 36x99.11.
Omaha Realty Company sold to John
l.. Miller the seven story building with
stores at f23-125 Columbus avenue,
northeast corner of Sixty-ffth street.
so, 5xl0O.
Long Beach Automobile and Storage
Company sold TO David Horowitz the six
story apartment. 317-319 Second avenue.
near Eighteenth street. a. Sx9S.
The Langrels Company sold to Albert
Gross the five story tenement with
stores, southeast corner Of Madison ave-
nue. and llSth street. 100.11x25.6,
samuel Well sold to J. Fedelman &
sons the three story tenements 1922
1926 Third avenue, 75x1o0.
Joseph Alpert sold to Joseph Mastellc
the four story tenement with stores. i77l
Ihlrd avenue. 25xl00.
CHARLES Villano sold to the Wadleigh
Realty Corporation the five story tene-
ment with stores. 1889 Third avenue
near l04th street. 27.3x100.
Edward +. Fisher sold TO Henry Alt
schui the four story tenement, with
stores. 1854 Second avenue, near Eighty.
first street. 26.2x75.
Casco Traders. Inc, sold to ST
Vincents Hospital OF City of New York
the house ~ Perry street, 22x95.
Morris Cohen sold to Isaac Lifton the
fiye story apartment southeast corner
OF Wadsworth avenue-and 19lst street
50x10O \
Leopold Engel sold 20 Jennie Wild 70,
$4,000 the five story tenement 1924 East
| Twenty-sixth street, 25N1O0.
Albert II. Frldenberg sold to Eva NJ
Wright the four story dwellings, ia
west Seventy-sixth street, 20x1O0.2
julia Il, Winslow sold TO Anna A
and Edward a. Cain the three stor,
dwelling. -34f West Twenty-seconc
street. 2010X9s.9.
NJ. H. Patterson sold to Anabel Ander.
| son the three story dwelling. 239 Wes
I5Sth street. 17.6x9911
+. A. TreLling sold to Herbert Ramsey
the four story dwelling. s14 Yves:
Ihlrty-third street. 12.6x3S.9
Kate Brennan sold 20 Burton |. Cas-.
Ties the five story dwelling. northwes,
corner OF Madison avefte and Fifty.
fifth street, S6x25.
Tankoos. Smith & Co. leased a stor,
on Broadway. south on southeast corne,
OF broadway and Thirty-flrst street. IL
the Pennsylvania Trunk and Bag Com
pany for a total rental Of approximatel,
Y ~
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
FRED BROWN SELLS SIX
MANHATTAN PARCELS
Buyers to Improve Plot on
West Fortieth Street.

Frederick Brown has /resold six inn
portant properties which he had ac-
quired recently in various sections of
Manhattan. The principal deal affects
large site on West Fortieth street,
which will be improved with structure
presumablyNto house printing trades.
The Fortieth street deal affects the
site at 24o to 246. measuring 11Sx9s.9,
and containing an old church and two
tenements, which Mr.. Brown sold to
the Harlan Construction Company, rep
resented by Mclaughlin q Stern. at
torneys TIE buyers will immediately
raze the present buildings and erect
a twelve story structure A. Goldstein
was the broker IN the deal. -.
The Lenox Theater, at the southeast
corner OF Lenox avenue and 1llth
street. -1.1Ox100, has been sold by Mr..
Brown to the l.. S. & l.. Amusement
Corporation. Joseph Leventhal president.
Isidor Lerner was the broker. The
theater has a seating capacity or 800,
and is under lease until August, 1925,
to the Yiddish Players stock company.
Mr.. Brown recently acquired 1t from
the Atlantic Mortgage Corporation.
To client of l.. Tannenbaum,
StraQS " Co Nlf. BIoNH ISSO.u -Vo an
y05 West 1l2th street, a six story
elevator apartment adjoining Seventh
avenue, on plot 50xt00, and renting. for
over $4,000 per annum. He also sold
to an investing client OF Hamilton,
Iselin & Co. the southwest corner OF
Columbus avenue and Seventy-ninth
street known as 800 to 396 Columbus
avenue. a taxpayer with six stores, hav-
ing frontage OF 76 feet on the avenue
and Is feet on Seventy ninth street. >,
Mr.. Brown resold to Frederick PieSer
"a East Thirtieth street between Madi-
son and Fourth avenues, nine story
tand basement business building. on plot
34x9s.9, renting for $1,000 per annum.
Adams & Co. negotiated the sale. Mr..
Brown resold to the Sheffield Farms
| Company 525 West 125th street. near
the subway station, four story build
| ing on lot 23x100. The buyers own
the adjoining property Arthur f. Du
| Cret & Co. negotiated the sale.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
PERSONAL AND IMPERS0NAL

r A. V. Amy & Co. negotiated the lease
for the Redstone Holding Corporation
of the four story building 1877 West
Seventy-second street for twenty years,
with renewal privileges. to Harry G..
Guttman, who will alter it into stores
and apartments.
Irving II. Wolfe. formerly Of Wolfe
Company, has opened an office in SO
East Forty-second street
Joseph r. Day, Inc. have procured a
loan on the property, of Mrs. Monica l..
Smith en- Grasmere place. Far Rocka-
way, l.. l.
Purchasers OF properties sold recently
are Ceha Schwartz OF the southeast
corner OF Northern evenue. 10th street ;
the Drysart Company of 706 West 179th
street; the Intel Corporation of 1872
and 1874 East Fifty-eighth street; Min
ME Fnkelstein of 7S4 Amsterdam ave-
nue. the 200 West 105th Street Cor
poration of 210 West t05th street ;
James Doherty of 412 East Fifty-eighth
street, and the Randles Realty Com
pany OF 2lO Water street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
News of the Real Estate World
BIG BRONX PLOT TO BE
APARTMENT PROJECT
Estate Parts With Harrison
Avenue Site.

The J. L, S. Realty Company. Joseph
silverson president, bought from the
Kountze estate the plot 100Y1o0x irreg-
ular on the east side of Harrison ave-
nue.. about l20 feet south of Burnside
avenue. Hall J. How & Co. were the
brokers. The buyers own lot 25x100
adjoining or the north. and have nego-
tiations pending for a resale Of the en-
tire plot to a builder for a six story
apartment.
Sunview Realty Corporation sold 10
the Cathedral Arms, Inc, the new apart
ment house. 104.6x13L11x irregular. at
1955-1957 Grand Concourse. northwest
corner of 17Sth street. =
George Steinman, Inc. sold 1900 Hoe
avenue, northeast corner OF Home street.
109x4l. a twenty family apartment
house. held at $72 900. The purchasers
We're Markham Brothers,.
Lowmoss Realty Cornpsny sold TO
Harry SILK the five oor Y apartment
with stores at the no. least corner of
Avenue st. John and ] < street e7x100.
Harry Calm. operator and builder.
sold to Vonato Paolucci and Angelo
D'Andelius 1263-1265 Washington ave-
nue.. two four story apartment dwell
ings 63x140. Julius Trattner was the
broker.
DARRELL Realty Company purchased
1912 Intervale avenue, the triangular
corner facing Intervaie avenue and Fox
street, about 100x100, from Grace r.
Brady. The property was held al $45,-
600. The purchaser was represented by
Isaac Hyman.
Schwab & Co. sold for Henry Wald-
man the two family tax exempt house.
1915 Nelson avepue. near Featherbed
lane, 25x100.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Dougms l.. Gilman e. Co. leased the
following furnished apartments 27o
Park avenue, fourteen rooms and five
baths. TO Allen L. Lindley; in 534 Madi-
son avenue to Mrs. NJ. Weigall, and In
SO East Sixtieth street TO Walter +.
Chappel. Jr.
Butler & Baldwin Inc. leased FUR
nished apartment in as West Fifty-fifth
street for the season to Frederick j..
Peters: and an unfurnished apartment
in 265 West Eleventh street to Andre
Polah.
Hamilton Iselin & Co. leased furnished
apartment in 1049 Park avenue 70 Ben
jalnin X. Gatins.
Culver & Co rented a furnished apart
ment in 441 Park avenue to Mrs. John
d. IIage for the season..