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The New York herald., 1922-10-03
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Purchasers Of properties sold recently
are Henry Werner of los East Eighty
third street, Alexander s. Kempner OF
$50 West Twenty first street and Gustav
kraf of the southeast corner of College
avenue and 16Sth street.
J. S. Maxwell has been appointed
agent of the following buildings: sol
Amsterdam avenue; 322 West 117th
street, 4H West 135th street 5s Hamilton
place. southwest corner of 140th street,
and lSo Convent avenue, northeast cor
ner of 1i9th street.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. Inc. have
comparatively owned apartment house at
4S5 Park avenue, northeast corner OF
Fitty-eShth street, to Mrs. j. +.
Schenck of Lenox. Mass.
Goodell. Willis & Co. Inc. are under
writing first mortgage bond issues on
three large apartment buildings in
Westchester county They will be To-
Gated in Pelham, Bronxvillc and White
Plains.
The 32S West Forty-eighth Street Cor
mex, |. Stahl and J. j. Harris as drec-
tors. The property at $40 to 327 West
Forty-eighth street. consists of five
three story dwellings. on plot 90x1oa,
between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
title to which stands in the name of
Mabel l.. Bennett.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
REYNOLDS ESTATE IN
GREENWICH IS SOLD
Other Sales Reported From,
the Suburbs.

Pease & Gilman sold for j. f. Rey-
nclds his estate at Calhoun Drive.
Greenwich. Conn, consisting of large
house and garage with two acres. The
buyer, l.. G. Gardner. who has been
occupying the Price estate on North
treet will make extensive alterations
nd upon completion will occupy. The
property was held at $4,000. The same
brokers' rented the residence at 80 Ma
her avenue to Hoyt Perry of this city.
Prince & Ripley sold fer Frank Fu-
Iillo. a dwelling on Alexander avenue
the Battle Hill section of White
'lains. to Perlie Fallon of this city.
Fish & Marvin leased for term the
country estate of Madame Frances.
omprisng eighty acres. residence and
out buildings, on the i'ines Bridge road
Town of New Castle. Westchester. The
enant is Edward T. Lord OF Green
%ich. The same brokers sold for the
/. s. II. Realty Company. Inc, new
louse on Eastland avenue, Pelham
'ieights, to a client who intends TO oc-
upy the place as ,his home. The prop
rty was held at si5, ,00O.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Cross & Brown Company leased apart
ment in Il East Fifty-nnth street to
Marguerite Chaffee. and in Il East
Fifty-nnth street to Miss Sidney
Shields.
Houghton Company leased TO Emaline
Dugan the four and one-hslf story
dwelling, 26S West Ninety-first street.
for Mary C. O'Donovan.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. leased
apartments in ~ West Fifty-seventh
street to Miss Bessie Chapman. and in
ii5 West Fifty-ffth street to Miss Vera
NJ Murray.
Z. X. Van Wrinkle leased to Nine
Medora Cagliardi studio apartment in
2l2S Broadway; in 167 West Seventy
second street to Miss Ruth Roth. and
in 4lS Central Park West to DR.. Joseph
Lintz. j. \. Colby and Miss Bodil
Johnson.
Hamilton. Iselin & Co. leased an
apartment in 129 East SiXty-ninth street
to Mrs. w. L. Carhart.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased for
Mrs. Charles T. Barney her large apart
ment in s45 Fifth avenue, southeast cor
rer of SiXty-siXth street, furnished. to
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Cosden; also a large
a. artment in 755 Park avenue, south
cost corner of Seventy-second street.
for Mrs Adrian Fl. Joline to promi-
nent New Yorker; in 5j East Seventy
sixth street.. for Donald l.. Greenleaf
TO q. II. Burritt, and in 129 East Eighty
second street for Donald .. MacRao
o y. Gary Spencer.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

JOSEPH y. DAY, INC, Real Estate Auc-
tioneer. G7 Liberty ST., ~. Y. Phone Cort. IA
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
News of the Real Estate World
GREENWICH PROPERTY
ASSESSMENTS HIGHER
Figure Put at S64, ,366 1888 +;
Increase of S9,OOO,O 900.

The taxable property of Greenwich
Conn. is assessed this year at $64,-
S66.3sS, an increase of SO. 900, 900 over
last year. Although a uniform increase
OF from 25 to 90 per cent of property
values was made. the taxes are governed
by the amount required for the budget.
Taxes therefore will not be higher. The
new assessments bring the values much
nearer to the selling value. Previously
assessed values had been a third OF the
sales value.
The T.. c. Converse estate carries the
largest assessment, $1,114,412. Other
large assessments are: Fred c. Achelis.
100000 estate OF Elizabeth Milbank
Anderson, $304, 500; trust estate of the
same. $416.975; Il. c. Benedict estate,
$692,237: John d. Chapman, S149, 700
Il. y. Cronkhite, Sl26,l70 Harry w.
Croft. SS34,259; J. Clifton Edgar,
S134,341: Allen Il. Forbes. St9S,929
Harriet L. Greenway. $337.O6s Green
wich Country Club, S26l,150: Elizabeth
W. Hyde s214.370: Louisine =. Have
meyer. S257,96S: Katherine Lauder,
Si7s.991: jeremiah Milbank. $242, ,602:
Pickwick Arms. S2sS.O00: George II.
Pynchon. S165.O70: William G. Rookie
feller S542.410 William G. and Percy
A. Rockefeller. S2S6.605 Percey A.
Rockefeller. $613,503; Charlotte L. w.
Smith, S127,S45: Blanche G.. Shoemaker.
S151.7S0; Rhea Reid Topping, $597,s62;
j. Kennedy Tod, sS94,250; II. S. Wilks
tdaughter Of the late Hetty Green),
S232,100.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
CONTESTANTS OF WILL
ACCUSE MRS. SEXTON
Mother and Son Say Wido.c
Influenced E. A. Booth.

Mrs. May Jane Sexton widow of the
former political leader, John Il. Sexton.
who welded considerable influence in
his heydey in Tammany Hell. was
named yesterdaJ- as having absorbed the
affections OF Edwin A. Booth of Chicago.
whose will is being contested by his
widow. Mrs. Mary Katherine Booth and
her son, Chester.
The friendship between Booth ana
Mrs. Sexton. according to the Booth at
torneys. began at the death of Sexton,
who was connected with an importing
company of which Booth was the man
ager. Booth executed will disinherit-
ing his family and leaving his estate to
Mrs. Sexton. The II ter. it is alleged,
also bequeathed her property to Booth
Charles G.. Smith. attorney for Mrs
Sexton. said he would show that his
client exerted no influence over Booth
at the time of the will and that the
estate amounted to only few thousand
dollars.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Charles S. Chadwick sold to the Con-
for Realty Company the two five story
apartments 80 to 9S Convent avenue,
17o.7x107.3x irregular. near 1SSd street.
Petersfield Realty Corporation sold to
the Jerome Realty Company, David
Schwartz, president. the five story MOTEL
81 Fourth avenue. northeast corner of
Ninth street. 25x75.10x irregular.
Samuel Aufses sold to the Lenhli
six story apartment 11o and III East
Ninety-sixth street. 37.6x100.
Eide II. Eberhardt sold to Joseph I.
Kennedy the five story apartment at
the northeast corner OF Manhattan ave-
rue and Hath street 25.11x95.
The sol West 1881 Street Corporation
sold to Fannie Morris the northwest
corner OF Amsterdam avenue and 133d
street, six story apartment with stores,
4Ox100.
The five story flat As West 1880
street. owned by Sylphie Thompson and
Elizabeth Walton for thirty years. has
been sold TO clients of Alfred Olenick.
Tina Coolidge sold to Joseph Corak
and Bernard Sunshine the northwest
corner Of First avenue and Eighty
eighth street, five story tenement,
50.Sx100.
Melfram Realty Corporation sold to
the r. J. Muller Realty Corporation 1895
First avenue. five story tenement,
25.2x100. near Eighty eighth street.
Former District Attorney Edward
Swami bought from Howard c. Dickin-
son and others the four story dwelling
16 East Tenth street. 25x92.3.
Rebecca NJ. Davis sold to Mabel d.
Lewis the three story dwelling 141 West
Seventy-siXth street, 17X102.2.
Bethlehem Engineering Corporation
resold to Leonard Morgan the three
story dwelling 127 West Ninety-third
street 1s.1x92.4.
John c. Coleman sold to Ida Levinsky
the three story dwelling 81 West 18th
street. 16x1O0.11.
Ellen M. Tolster sold to Henry j.
Frank the three story dwelling 2ll East
Seventy-sixth street, l6.SX100.
Isaac Bell sold TO jeremiah j. Nc
Carthy the three story house 161 East
194th street. 17.2 X10o.11.
julius Stuzin sold to Ida Bursten the
three story dwelling 81 West 1l5th
street 20x10O.11.
Simon l.. Sherline sold to Abram d.
Mllsteip--thesjhree story dwelling 529
West 147th street. 1TX99.11.
Rebecca Smith sold to Gedalia Appel
baum the three story dwelling 70 West
11sth street. 2Ox10011.
Nettie Horowitz sold to Margaret
Burns 80 East Eighty-first street.
three story dwelling. 15xi02.2.
Il. H. Davis sold to ]. Polansky the
four story dwelling 3o5 West Twentieth
street, 25x9i.l1.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
LEASES ADDITION TO
THE PARK-LEXINGTON
Submarine Boat Corp. Takes
Space for FiUe Years.

The Submarine Boat Corporation has
leased from Robert NJ. Cats the one
story extension of the Park-Lexington
Building which extends from the present
Grand Central Palace through to the
new Park-Lexington structure. The
lease Is for five years with a five year
option at yearly rental of $4,000. The
structure is twenty-seven feet high.
There will be entrances on Depew place
and through the lobby of the new build
ing on Park avenue.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
an additional floor in the Mercantile
Building Fourth avenue and Twenty
third street to Bachmann. Emmerich &
Co. and extended their lease for a term
of years. With this lease Baehmann.
Emmerich Co. occupy about three
floors in the building. The Noyes Com
pany also rented a portion pf the tee il
floor to the F. III. NJ. Hairnet Company
Inc, and other space TO The Home and
School Association of New York These
leases aggregate about S160.000.
Cross & Brown Company leased part
oe the eleventh floor in 1914 West
Thirty-seventh street to Herman NJ.
Goldman. retail fur dealer.
James Kyle & Sons leased two stores
in Cos Lexington avenue, southeast cor
ner of Fifty-ffth street; also small
store and the parlor floor store in 1S3
Lexington avenue; the street level store
in 7S3 Lexington avenue; also one of the
large lofts in 201 East Thirty-fourth
street, northeast corner of Third avenue;
and the parlor floor in 149 East Fifty
third street.
Frank L. Fisher Company leased for
Albert B. Ashforth Company office
space in 1o5 West Fortieth street TO
Wilson's. Inc. British and Colonial Ex-
port Company.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
s45,935 FOR 200 LOTS
AT AUCTION IN QUEENS
j. p. Day Disposes of Sites for
SfurgeS Estate.

Two hundred lots lying between ia
maica and Flushing were sold at auction
last Saturday by Joseph p. Day for
Si5,sS5. The properties were on Par
sons Boulevard (Jamalca avenue), Sew
enty-fifth avenue (Eisman avenue)
162d street and adjoining thorough
fares. They were sold for the estate Of
the late Frederick and Arthur Sturges
j. Negreen was one Of the heaviest
buyers. taking plots on Seventy-fifth
avenue 1921 street. 16Oth street and
Seventy-third avenue. Mr.. Negreen's
purchases amounted TO $11,600. John
Hensmer bought plot on Seventy third
avenue and 160th street for s2.500.
William Morgan purchased a plot on the
northwest corner OF 162d street and
second avenue for $4,000. Other
buyers included Martin King, George
Luttman, A. JOHN. j. McGlynn. John
Dusek and Joseph Conlon.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Richard Dickson sold for Louisa NJ.
uoppel. a dwelling at 1345 Franklin
:; enue 63x2os. The property has been
fs home OF the Knoppel family for
mere than twenty-five years.
Rothbart Garage Operators. Inc. sold
the Koenig Import Company tho
property at the northwest corner OF
rinton avenue and 1I9th street, 5ox94e.
James II. Miles sold TO the VI. Thora-
,ault Construction Company the prop
.rty at the southwest corner OF Briggs
venue and l99th street, 107.sxl00.
Para Realty Corporation sold TO Theo-
lore Berck the four story flat at the
outheasS corner of German place and
5sth street 25xS74.
William Allik sold TO Morris Spero
he five story apartment. 63S East 18th
street. 37.6x100.
Bertha Becker sold to Ignatz Schwartz
shc five story apartment, 1873 Wash
j, gton avenue. 37.6x14o.2
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
BIG DEALS IN WHITE PLAINS.
Broker Sells wfnsiow Parcels on
Main street.

Edward NJ. West. Inc. sold 63-67 Main
street. White Plains, y. Y. for c. S.
Winslow to Louis Joseph. who occupies
the brick building at 90. These par
ccls constitute the remaining holdings
OF Mr.. Winslow in this section. In the
last thirty days the same broker has
sold for Mr.. Winslow properties on
Main street valued at nearly $4,000
They include 1913 Main street. which
were sold TO Hanwt & Hanwit.
The same agency sold for Sherwood
Hall to Mrs G.. Hagemeyer 16 Lafay-
etto street. White Plains; also rented
the home of William +. Jordon. i2i
Fisher avenue. to Herman Van Fleet
Cf Bronxville. and sold for DR.. John
Henry a plot on Putnam avenue TO r.
T.. Perry of Ridgefield. n. J. They
nave also sold for Raymond G. Spauld-
ing tenement on Webster avenue
Williamsbridge. to Edward NJ. West
end c. H. West of Elko. New.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

oueens-saie or Let.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
WOMEN TO SPEAK ON SAFETY

Women who will make four minute
speeches at schools. clubs, churches and
in public places during safety week.
which is to be held October S14, have
been requested to attend a mass meeting
TO be held at the Winter Garden to-mor-
row afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mrs Thomas
Slack. chairman of the speakers division,
has arranged the meeting. Its purpose
is to provide THE women with data for
use in their speeches.
Safety week will be held under the
direction of the safety committee Of
which Judge Ebert II. Gary is chair
man.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
OFFICE SPACE.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
7rH AVE. $40 penn Term.
Bldg). 5000 20 81 900 yearly.
Agent on premises.
5TT AVE.--JO9. 31xiGO.
r. j. Gullfoyic g. Co. 100 Bway.
42D ST.--ii T.. Diggett Bldg1.
Outside. 26x20; inside. i5Sie
Murray Hiil O99s.
5TTI AVE. .--3g1. Small
T. Y. Walsh Co. premises.
LEXINGTON AVE.--S32 Parlor
floor. Premises.
3ITH sT.-30i W. Parior floor
esp SIT w. CMasonic BidgD.
1870. Promises.
9TH AvE.-j05. Whole or part
72D sT.-iS3 w Professional
Supt. on premises.
BROADWAY--110. I 200 So IT..
r. Williamson. 70 Church St
STONE ST. 9x1i; So MONTH z
Suite 20i.
40TH sT.-ii0 W. Furnished.
suite sol
MADISON AVE.--1s1. Desirable
Phone Vanderbilt 1891.
5JTH ST.-236 W. Low rents
Apply premises.
s3D sT.--i0i w Rent S65.
,3abelsbels. on premises.
10TH ST. -i34 T.. Psrlor floor
80 xv.E.-s5. si2 monthly up.
LIBERTY sT.-1se "a, Moderate.
Room G20.
4OTH ST. and 9Th Ave (sraus
DideD. i9xS. Room 1000
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
UTILITY BUSINESS EXPANDING.

The stockholders of the Public Service
Corporation of New Jersey have re-
ceived a folder issued by the company
containing Information of interest.
Among the items it is stated that the
iet earnings available for dividends for
the twelve months ending August 81,
1922, show an increase of 81. .2Ss. 405 over
tie corresponding period of last year:
that the gas and electric business. both
Industrial and domestic. indicate the
coming OF normalcy. To meet the eX-
pected increase in demand for electric
ccrrent during the next two years, 120.-
600 kilowatts of additional generating
capacity is being provided. Among
other extensions and improvements are
additions TO the generating substation
and distribution systems.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
SALES AT OLD GARDEN CITY.

Arnold Behrer. Jr, and Clarence
Behrer. dealers in plumbers supplies.
have purchased the old Stewart store
horee, large brick structure adjoin-
ing the Long Island Railroad. between
Hilton and Franklin avenues. The buy
ers will make the building their prin-
cipal warehouse for the Garden City
section of Long Island
John +. Klipp. druggist. has purchased
the store and apartment building at 100
Franklin avenue, three story brick
structure. 75xioo. In order to protect
his purchase Mr. Klpp has also ac-
duired the lot 25x100. Immediately to
the north OF the apartment building.
Adolphe POM has purchased on Elm
street the lot south OF his residence.
George #. and Gerard H. Hughes have
purchased plots on Seventh and Meadow
streets
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
LOFTS.
tIanl.ANa.A
BUILDINGS.

MOORE sT.-oG North. Entire
Building.
n. u. Welsh. 200 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
TWO OF SAME NAME MISSING.

Two James McGuires who are not re-
lated were reported >as missing yester-
day to the police of Plainfeld. y. J.
One of them lived in 1889 South Second
street, Plainheld, and has been missing
since Saturday, when he left home to
get shaved carrying a large sum of
money with him. Tho other lived at 22S
Audubon avenue, and was. employed as
an engineer at Muhlenberg Hospital in
Plainheld. ZIG has been gone a month.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
MULrIrAMILY HOUSE DEALS.

James II. Cruikshank resold to a
client OF Sidney V. Hrsh the five story
double flat. 25x100. at 47i West 146th
street. which he purchased last week
from William II. Barnes.
Biltmore Realty Corporation sold for
Aaron and Adolph Weiss to the 2o3 West
18th Street Realty Corporation 2oSS
Madison avenue. five story double
flat. with stores. on lot 25xl00. The
property rents for about So, 600, and was
held at $4,000
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
FAULKNER PARCELS
SOLD TO HENRY LINK
Buyer Will Improve West
Broadway Sites: Emo Fam
ily Once Owned Them.

The Rowantree-Schley Company sold
for Henry w. Faulkner 321 West Broad
way, and for his brother. William ID.
Faulkner. the similar property 32S West
Broadway. TO Henry Link. The CONF
bined plot is 3sx10o feet and will be inn
proved for business purposes. The prop
erty at one time belonged to the Emo
family. who, it is said did not collect
easement money from the elevated rail-
road. which failed to file quit claim.
subsequently when cousin of the
present sellers bought the property and
put in claim for damages to the rail-
road company it paid him an agreed
sum. Later it was found that the claim
had been paid twice and the road sued
in the three highest courts TO recover.
but IL was held that the error was the
company's and the money could not be
recovered. Thompson. Koss & Warren.
attorneys. represented the owner in the
actions and also in the present sale.
Deal on Bleeckcr Street.
A. Q. Orxa sold for A. Danubio $50
and 1S2 Bleecker street. This is the
third resale OF these properties in the
last four months.
+, I'm the Dwelling Market.
Otterbourg. Steindler & Houston re-
sold the five story American basement
dwelling 20x100, with elevator 81
West Seventeen street, purchased
from the estate of DR.. Simon Bar
uch last week. DR.. William Whit
pey is the purchaser and will occupy.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. and J. Romaine
Brown Company were the brokers in
the resale.
Brady & Bowman. Inc. sold for Mrs.
Kathleen X. Donahue her house. 13o
West Seventy-second street, to an in
tcsting client. This is one of the few
! lemaining private houses on the south
side of the block between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues which have not
been altered for business or apart
ments.
John c.. Coleman sold 142-144 West
1lsth street. two four story dwellings.
16xl00 each. for Louis Davis. to an out
nf town buyer: also 81 West 18th street
a three and one-half story dwelling to
Ida Levinsky, who VIII occupy.
Staten Island Sale.
A. @. Orza sold to Charles La Guardia
n two story frame residence at Grant
City. S. /.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
HARLEM CORNER LEASED.

The Eugene Higgins estate has leased
for ninety-nine years the twelve three
and four story dwellings at 149 to III
West 130th street, northeast corner of
Seventh avenue. through Barnett & Co..
for rentals which will exceed 100000
to the Segard Realty Company. S. Gold
man president, and including Messrs.
Wiener and Shapiro. They plan to re-
novate the dwellings, the corner to be
rebuilt into stores and offices
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
BRooKLYN MARKET.

Walter Gibson. broker. sold 42o and
427 Nostrand avenue. n four story dou-
bic apartment, 4Ox1oO. for Michael Furst
of the law firm OF Furst, Schwartz &
Schwager, to client for investment.
The property has been held at $4,000.
Frank a. Searer & Co. sold a plot,
5Nx122. on the north side Of Marine ave-
rue, 26O feet cast OF Third avenue, for
c. Anton
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
RENTAL AT NEWPORT; n. +.

DeBlois & Eldridge rented for f. J.
Berwind the Stockton cottage on Belle
vue avenue. Newport. r. l.. TO Miss
Fanny l.. Johnson OF this city. for the
season OF 1928 Miss Johnson is a sister
of Mrs. n. A. c. Taylor
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
STORES.
Mammalian

s6TII sT.--23O Y. ox4O.
L. s.. Altmayer, &C ". seth st.
oath ST.--i3t W. 25xi00. sud
basement
shsr,in, iT0 Broadway.
COLUMBUS AVE. and sTth s.
1oxis
]. r. Peel Co. 3o2 W esd 81
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
SALES BY AUCTION SALES BY AUCTION
By j E CONAVT & CO Auctioneers
OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS


andgo ogin
medium size
in
in should YER
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long lsiand-SaIo or Let.
JAMAICA.

true Germantown Colonial house In beat
section OF Jamaica. built TO sell for SO $50
90 realize cash Immediately builder Offers
for $4,000 superior constructions fines
fixtures and finish, rooms, baths, center
hail. large living room, sun parlor. fire.
place all improvements; garage space. p
w. SCUTT 4 CO.. 500 Fulton ST.. Jamaica
Phone 00To.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS

Q n
jacquard headan bleaching and
and new
five is
ford -four
ralroa and trolley
o.
ter
eweath
in he
at the office of the Aucioneer musb made ~
George e. For The Trustees
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Let
Classified for Convenient Reference
For
STORES.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
MADISON AVE. and J9th S..
Moderate.
Regent Realty Co.. % W. l2d s.
5eTH ST.--fi +. Moderate
a. ". Gittcrman. - T.. 4tth ST.
23D SIT w. 25x40. rent $500
IIaslinger. premises.
TOOTH ST.--223 w. Desirable
Apply premises.
Brooklyn.
FLATBUSH AV.-6O3: 1920 Ste5
q. Nondy. 800 Flatbush Ave
New Jersey.
LEONTA- Broad and Elm Aves.
~. 40xii and ca. corner.
Boyd Realty Co.. Inc. premises.
LOFTS.
Manhattan.
18TH $50 T.. First floor.
Phone Vanderbilt 1867.
COLUMBUS AvE.-S3. Large. $50.
10TH ST .--33 +. 44xaO.
w. ~. Fitzpatrick. i4p B'way.
18TH ST. T.-i2i w. 25xiOo: s2.100
lsTH ST. and 9Th Ave. 5000
50. IT. 5000.
ruross. i55 W. i4th st.
SrH AvB.-i2o. 500 20 1000 sq. .Ft.
Shsrum. 1TO Broadway.
2iTH T-f3i w. 1000 TO $500
Sq. II
Sharum. 40 Broadway.
2tET ST.--ii w. 200 TO 500 Sq r..
Sharum. 10 Broadway.
5TTtf sT.-2fi-5 W. 1000 ~
VI. J Mulqueeu. 29i Broadway.
Westchester.
MT. vERNON-4th Ave. 81 South.
$500 So. IT.; is n. ceiling
Premises.
BUILDINGS.
MOORE sT.--o0 North. Entire
Building.
y r. II. welsh. 200 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
Tour New England This Fall

Motor over perfect roads. breathe tonic air;
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hotels or famous resorts. For road map nd.
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The New York herald., 1922-10-03
A BRICK COUNTRY HOUSE

in a development OF all artistic dotacho
prick homes. 80 minutes from Manhattan.
rooms. sun parlor, fireplace sewer, 40xion.
all improvements, near station. S1i 800. -.
W SCUTT CO, 800 Fulton st., Jamaica.
Phone O0Tg
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phonc Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

JERE JOHNSON. JR.. CO.. Auctioueers.
1913 Montague ST.. Brooklyn. n. Y.