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The New York herald., 1922-12-21
PERSONAL AND IMPERS0NAL.

Tho Harlem, Property Owners Asso-
citation will meet tonight In 67 West
125th street.
Michael Fishbone and Samuel Poilack
were the buyers OF 80 West Eighty
eighth street, sold recently.
The Haggstrom-Caile Company has
been appointed agent of the five story
double apartment 124 La Sale street
John l.. Rogers was the broker in the
sale OF the former homo OF Gilbert Col
gate. 800 West Seventy-sixth street. to
Fannie Brice. the actress.
The 1917 Greene Street Corporation,
with H. and B. l.. Gerofsky and J. J.
Alexander as directors, is tho buyer OF
the six story building at that address.
Josef Gross is the lessee of the dwell
Ing at 12o East Sixtieth street, recently
reported leased for twenty-one years
from next May. The rental is from
$4,000 to $4,000 net per annum.
Harry De Mott. president of the Me-
chanics Bank, Brooklyn, has been
elected director of the New York Title
and Mortgage Company to fill the va
cancy caused by the recent death OF
Edward NJ. Burghard.
H. J. Rogers announces that Albert
D. Phelps was associated with him as
broker In the transactions Involving the
Ave story apartment at the northeast
corner OF Vermilyea avenue and Isham
place. and the twelve story apartment
at the southwest corner OF West End
avenue and Seventy-eighth street.
Douglas L. Gilman s. Co. have been
appointed sales and managing agents
for the new 100 per cent. cooperative
apartment house to be erected on the
west side of Park avenue between
Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth streets, on
which il was recently announced thai
S. w. Straus had made a loan of s2.-
100000.
James Boyd has placed for the 40
West Fortieth Street Company, repre-
senting the Polish Government. q first
mortgage OF $91 500 at s per cent. for
five years on the five story building
northeast corner OF Third avenue and
Fifty seventh street, occupied principally
by the Offices OF the Consui-General OF
Poland also $4,000 at 5IA per cent.
for five years on the Ave story apart
ment 524 West 160th street; $4,000 at
51a per cent. FOR flvo years on HOE
Simpson street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The residence OF Mrs. James $. Alex
ander on Cooper road. in the Murray
Hill section Of Scarsdale, has been sold
to David w. Mcgowan Of Scarsdaie.
The property comprises a large resi-
dence with garage and two and halr
acres OF lawns and garden. 1t was held
at Ss5, 900. Fish -Garmany Realty Cor
poration were the brokers.
Chauncey b. Grlffen rented for Mrs.
Edith l.. Just her dwelling on Mama
ronecis avenue and Putnam place, White
Plains, to E II. Ford OF the same city.
II. Frankfort sold for the Far Rock
away Investing Company to the Schnur-
macher Construction Corporation va
cant plot southeast corner Of Pine street
and Cedar avenue, Woodmere, l.. !.
also to the same purchaser the south
west corner Of Linden street and Cedar
avenue. Both plots will be improved
with dwellings.
James Brownshieid. client OF sam
uel Bitternan, has purchased the Squire
property on Ponquogue road. Hampton
Bay (Good Ground, L. I. The buyer
will subdivide into small farms. which
will have access to Shinnecock Bay. ad-
joining the property.
Burke Stone. Inc, leased for the win
ter for w. B. Darling his furnished
apartment In Brick Row, Bronxville, &c
q client in this city.
Shampan g. Shampan, architects, have
filed plans for nine one family resi-
dences to be erected on the southeast
corner OF Coligni avenue and Webster
avenue, New Rochelle. n. T., for the
Enrim Construction Company. Inc, as
owners, to cost 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
TRADES FLAT FOR
SUBURBAN HOMES
Fred Brown Gives West End
Avenue Corner for "a New
Houses in Westchester.

Frederick Brown. tho operator. has
exchanged the twelve story apartment
house al the southwest corner OF West
end avenue and Seventy-eighth street for
twenty-four modern suburban dwellings,,
fourteen OF which are in Corcoran Manor,
Mount Vernon, and ten In Pelham. The
houses were owned by Herkimer. Inc.
which in taking over the West End ave-
nue. property intends TO convert II into
a cooperative tenant owned house. The
entire transaction involved about ST.
100000. George Howe and George
Levy, brokers, negotiated the transac-
tion.
The Corcoran Manor houses sre sit
uated on Ellwood. Oakland and Lex
ington avenues and Hawthorne Terrace.
The Pelham houses are on the famous
Iden estate and are located on Wolfe
lane and the Esplanade.
Mr.. Brown will offer the suburban
properties for resale TO buyers for oc-
cupancy or for speculation. Some OF the
houses are occupied at present by
monthly tenants.
The West End avenue apartment oc-
cupies q plot 100 feet on the avenue
and 75 feet on the street and IL rented
fo- about $4,000 a year. George Howe
will cooperate with the new owners In
selling the suites to the tenant owners
Bert S. Herkimer represented Herk.meri
Inc, in the deal.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
COLUMBIA LEASING
BROADWAY BLOCK
Lessees May Build on Old Emo
Plot Between 52d and
53d Streets.

The greater part OF the block bounded
by Broadway. Seventh avenue, Fifty
second and Fifty-third streets will prob
ably be reimproved with a modern busi-
ness building as the result of a leasing
deal which is reported to be under way
between Columbia University and new
interests which are seeking control OF
the property. The block 10 ono OF the
largest available sites for such improve
nient In the upper reaches OF the theat-
rical district. 1t was formerly owned
by the estate OF the late Amos f. Emo
and wss bequeathed by the will OF the
philanthropist to Columbia University.
The site includes the northerly end
OF the block. taking in 16s0-16SS Broad
wpy. 200-220 West Fifty-third street and
S0S-S20 Seventh avenue. II is at PRES
ent covered with a two story building
on Broadway. formerly used as a skat-
ing rink. On Fffty-third street there
are ten old fashioned dwellings used for
business. The Broadway frontage Is
1867 feet, on Seventh avenue 1855 end
on Fifty-third street 1853. The south
ery line is 1919 feet.
The lease It is said Is being arranged
for several twenty-one year periods at
q net rental OF about S125,000 a year.
@AcHAy 1SNSASs tioPAiOtot VI FetctS
Restaurant. HIS leased for ten yesrs,
with an option to purchase. the three
four story dwellings, at 169 to 175 West
Ninety-seventh street. near Amsterdam
avenue. The buving option ID to be
exercised before May l. 1926. and calls
for the payment OF $4,000 on each
house. The net annual rental IL $1,266. Sc
on each dwelling.
Rutland & Benjamin, Inc. leased
ground floor in 23o West Thirty-ninth
street for term at a rental Of $500
year.
Thoens & F1aunlacher. Inc, leased
third floor containing 5000 square feet.
In Ga West Forty-third street to Ell
Berman Company. Inc. woodworkers
Wood, Dolson Company. Inc. through,
Its representative, r. NJ. Macfarlan,
leased for A. Rusch the two story gar
age. 324 West Ninetieth street
]. Edg"r Leaycraft G. Co. rented loft
In SO West Fourteenth street to Green
berg & Cohen. cloaks and suits; also
store in "a Eiehth avenue to Helen
Kassapoulos. furs.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
APARTMENT TRADING
TAPERS OFF QUICKLY
Big Market of Tuesday Fails
to Garry On.

The Towers, an eight story apartment
house. north corner OF Central Park
West and Ninty-fourth street. 68.3x1Oo,
has been sold by Byrne & Bowman for
the Higginson Holding Company. Julius
II. Zieser treasurer, to a client of Gil
bert & Gilbert attorneys. The property
has two suites OF nine and eleven rooms
and three baths on a floor and was
held at s4oo. 900.
Nehring Bros. has sold for the Bit
zer Realty Company to the Evelyn
Realty Corporation. David Fl. Van
Damn president the six-story eleva-
tor apartment house known as Arrow
head Court at 2 Pinehurst avenue,
northwest corner OF 177th street. on
plot fronting 100 feet on the avenue
and 125 feet on the street. 1t was held
at s265.00o and accommodates thirty
six families with a reported rent roll
of about $4,000. The selling company
bought it in June, 1921, from the Min
field Realty Company.
4. II. Schultz, OF the Pierre &c Gold
en- Company, in conjunction with e.
Francis Hilienbrand. sold for the @.
e. Realty Company 1900 TO 1906
Amsterdam avenue and 501 West 124th
street comprising the northwest cor
ner, and fronting 100 feet on Amstsr-
dam avenue. II ia a six-story apart
ment, known as Haddin Hall and con-
tains seven stores. The buyer is VIII
liam J. Oetten. who recently purchased
the northwest corner of Amsterdam
avenue and Eighty-fourth street. also q
six-story apartment from Nathan VII
son. who bought It from the selling
corporation through the Same brokers
about month ago.
Nehring Brothers resoid for the
Cluett Building Corporation TO n.
Maxon for investment, 500 West 21Sth
street, southwest corner OF Amsterdam
avenue. five-story. twenty-five fam
lily apartment, with three stores, on
plot 45x100. This completes the '"sale
of two houses at this point purchased
by the selling company through The
same brokers recently.
NJ. Morgenthau, Jr. Company. Everett
NJ. Seixas Consolidated resold for 'he
West Eleventh Street Corporation. 5s2
Eleventh avenue. a four-story tenement
and store, 20x65. south OF the south
east corner OF Forty-fourth strest. The
purchaser is John Rudenjak, who will
occupy the store.
Fagin & Glaser sold 191 S. Eicnoias
avenue, five-story apartment, Sl,Sx
| SS.e
Meyer Isear sold to c. II. Richards
the southeast corner OF Bradhurst ave-
nue. and l47th street, a six story apart
ment house. 50x100, held at $4,000.
Louis George negotiated the deal.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY SOLD.

Cruikshank Company sold for B.
Fougers & Co. 3s Vesey street. a five
story business building. 24.9x1oi. The
purchaser will occupy.
Title has been taken by the All Realty
Company TO 127 to 13i Mercer street. a
six story loft, 5oa1oo. sold for the estate
OF Max Freund through William r..
Fuerst. Inc. and Charles r. Noyes Com
pany.
K. II. ludlow & co. sold for Oscar
Scherer & Son. Inc. the three story
building. 80 Frankfort street, "a 44x10s
feet. to Sterling ST. John, who will oc-
cupy.
Ames & Co. sold for Harry Moriath
the four story building. 437 Second ave-
nue.. southwest corner Twenty-fifth
street. 20x60, 10 Benny Suskind, who
will occupy for business: also for r.
Eiartnetty and c. Fogerty the four story
brick buildings. 45x10o, 24s and 245
East Thirty-sixth street. 10 John J. Nc
Orr for investment.
Brown, Wheelo~k-H -Harr 8, Volght q
Co, Inc. sold for the estate Of a. s.
Rosenbarm the garage at 119 East Sew
enty-fourth street, 30xf00. 70 :. buyer
who will make alterations.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21

at 10000. Frederick zittel s. Sons ne
gouated both sales.
Arthur Cutler & Co. sold for the
Aston Realty Corporation. 1ce4 Avenue
st. John corner OF Southern Boulevard,
q five story apartment with store, on
plot 5oxioo. and held at $4,000.
Hudson p. Rose Company purchased
from Della Hayes the four story flat.
AL East lS4th street. George Costar was
the broker.
p. NJ Miller and M. Snnoleroff sold
for Nos. I524 to 1880 Lougfellow Avenue
Corporation tho six story apartments
on plot 10ox1oo. northeast corner OF
I.ongfellow avenue and 172d street. to
H. YaEerbaum. II was held at s2i5.o0
Murray Maran purchased from James
Rothchild the three story business but d.
ing, 3x1oo on 143d street and Third
avenue. adjoining the Rogers depart
ment store. which occupies the utore In
the building under lease expiring next
April. William r. Kurz was the broker.
Max N. Natanson sold to Ferdinand
c. Weiss vacant plot. northwest corner
OF Third avenue and 18TH street. 22x
lo3x3o, one OF the properties taken by
Mr.. Natanson from Jacob Ruppert in
exchange for 422 Fourth avenue. 1t Is
understood the purchaser will improve
the property for use In his restaurant
business
Vernon 8. Phelps sold to an investor
FOR William Dougherty a five story.
double flat, z5xloo. at 40 East l3sth
street
The vita Holding Corporation has
bought from Eliza Lubbers and others
the plot 775x2o0.4. on the north side OF
le4th street. 1885 feet west OK Third
avenue.
Alexander Sellxin, Maurice Cohen and
Winfred NJ. Stern sold for William &.
Allan the two family frame dwelling,
973 Stebbins avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
News of the Real Estate World
NEW YORKER ACQUIRES
VALENTINE RESIDENCE
Buys Fine Home on 69fh ST.
Near Fifth Avenue.

The residence Of Mrs. Patrick A. VAL
entine at 8 and 10 East sixty-ninth
street, In the rear OF the residence OF
Harry Payne Whitney. at the southeast
corner of Fifth avenue and sixty-ninth
street. has been sold to prominent New
York family which will occupy 1t. The
property was held at $450,000.
The residence is five stories IN height
and occupies plot 55x1oo.5. 1t was
erected a few years ago from plans by
Peabody & Stearns. Boston architects,
and contains some fine specimens OF old
world woodwork. William B. May & Co.
were the brokers.
The Houghton Company sold for Sam
uel and Mary A. Sergeant the three
story dwelling. 40 West Ninety-second
street, 2oxiO0.s1a. Tho buyer will oc-
cupy.
Leroy Coventry sold si5 Convent ave-
nue., a three and one-half story dwelling,
20x10o.
Leroy Coventry sold for Frank Mont
sko. 1O4 West Eightieth street, four
story dwelling, l7.6xl00.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
BROOKLYN MARKET.

George Andrews, a manufacturer OF
preserves, who recently gave his fine
Bay Ridge residence on Seventy-sixth
street in part payment for $50o.O0O
apartment house on Clinton avenue, has
purchased the home of Charles S. War
basse, at 131 Seventy-sixth street. Mr..
Andrews will build new residence on
the site of the Warbasse home.
George c. Blackwell and Henry
Pierson Company sold for Thomas Wall
lace to Louis Miller 76s and 77o Union
street, two four story walkup apart
ments, held at $4,000.
Harry NJ. Lev Is sold for Eloise Car
lille the two and a half story dwelling
at 1870 South Oxford street. The pur-
chaser will occupy next May. when the
lease expires.
william p. Jones sold for Hide
Yeonan to Charles Ferraro two lots,
each 20x90, on the north side of BE
mont avenue. twenty feet east OF Mil
ford street
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
MANHATTAN TRANSFER DEALS.

Mary A. Pope sold to Emma III.
Gleistein the five story nat III West
Tooth street, 25x100.l1
The Regal Building Company sold TO
Edith Goldman the five story apartment
:s3 West 14sth street, 39xes.i1.
Lillian Zibell sold to the Hywis Hold
ing Corr oration the seven story apart
lnent known as the Hamilton, at All
Amsterdam avenue. northeast corner OF
t4oth street. 99.11x40.
Sarah A. Ransom sold to Lucy NJ. and
Maria Fletcher the three story dwelling
237 West 131st street, 15.Sx3e.11.
The Imogen Realty Corporation sold
70 the June Development Company the
four story dwelling i51 West Seventy
dfth street, 20xl02.2.
David Steckler sold TO Robert A. Ma
than the one. three and four story
buildings with stores S27 Tenth ave-
nue.. southwest corner OF Twenty-ninth
street, 24.sxio0.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
ro.pAY's AUCTION SCHEDULE

with the exception OF "A block OF
Harlem River water frontage between
1924 and 123d streets, Manhattan, and
(. modern factory with machinery a;
the Bronx Boulevard and 237th stree;
.he properties tc be sold to-day AZ
gpecial sale by Joseph II. Day. auc-
tioneer. at noon In IL vesev str ct con-
sist in the main OF east AMI west SIDE
Manhattan tenenents. many OF which
contain stores.
In addition, a large apartment house
slte on the cast side OF Amsterdam
avenue near 190th street and abr.tins
IN Highbridge Park. together with tbs
three story apartment dwelling AZ 2s6i
Perry avenue. near Bedford Park Boule.
ard. IN The Bronx. are % be sold
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Lss
Classified for Convenient Reference
LOFTS & FLOOR SPACE.

10TH sT.-251 w. 1900 50. It.
Reasonable. Revel Realty 6 So
curities Co.. SO w. 44th st.
21ST ST.-ii w. Attractive.
s6oo-s2 500. sharum 4 Co., ITO
Broadway.
24TH ST.-i3f W. Attractive.
e6O0-s2,so Sharum 4 Co., 40
Broadway.
S9TH Sizes Il. (2). 1900 It.
each. Reasonable. Daniel II.
jackson. 565 9TH Ay.
42D ST.-1fo ". g floors). $500
So. II. each. Reasonable.
Brown, wheeloclS. Harris.
yought e. Co.. 20 f. 52d St.
47TH ST.-2 w. (lotb floor. 700
20. IT. Reasonable. Phone
Bryan; 6954.
10TH ST.-west Side. 5000 SO.
y. Reasonable. Cross & Brown,
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Rutland g.
Benjamin. II +. ssth st.
BROADWAY-il33 (26th' ST..
Reasonable rental. Spear g.
Co. 1861 Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--12o I63 80. r..
$500. L. Sh rum 4 ,o., iso
Broadway.
FTFsTtI AV.--i22. 100 SO n.
$500. e. sharum & Co., 10
Broadway.
fifth Av.--12c. 1.6c3 sd. n.
s2,300-S3, 200. Il. eharum G. Co.,
FIFTH Xv.@i2a. $500 60. q.
$500. z. shsrum & Co.. 10
broadway.
SPRING ST.-67. All facilities.
Reasonable. Charles Klein.
Cathedral 6eco.
Brooklyn.
ATLANTIC Av .--i2O3. CBedford
Av.) oOxi0o. Reasonable. Steri-
Ing Motor Truck Co., premises.
Decatur 1885.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
TEXTILE BUILDING RENTED.

= The ffth floor in the Textile Build
ing. Fifth avenue between Trirtieth and
rhirty-first streets, has Iean leased Tor
a long term 10 A. & N Aaraghe'isian.
one OF the largest Orieatal rug Inn
porters and manufacturers IN the coun-
try. The space comprises $4,000 square
feet, net, and the aggregate rental will
be about $i,500.000. This completes
the leasing OF space In this structure
The Fl. H. Gibson Realty Company nego-
tinted the deal for Samuel Levy. presi-
dent Of the Textile Building. Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE.

3IrH sT.-12a-1si L. Parlor,
floors: reasonable. Apply ga
s2D ST.-i10 r. floors. $500
so. #. each; reasonable. Brown,
Wheeiock. Harris. vousht Co..
20 r. 42d st.
z3D ST.--vanderbut az. Corner.
Reasonable. Apply Vanderbilt
Az. Bldg. 81 Z. 42d 81.
IsD sT.-1J2 w. Attractive. Rea-
sonable. Apply room 6o5, prem
ises. Bryant oo2s.
45TH ST SO w. Front office.
s45. Apply sheres. premises.
4TTH SIP w 700 so. It,. rea-
sonable. Phone Bryant 6254.
J1ST SIT w. 25xioo. Reason
able rental. II. NJ. WE'LL. prem
isee.
GOTH sT.-i7 w. Small offices.
Reasonable. Cross q Brown Co.,
Inc. Circle 1880.
BHOADWAY-il23 (26th ST. (St.
James Bidr.). Rea sonable rent
al Spear & Co, 1861 Broadway.
BROADWAY-ts34. Small office.
SIS. Apply l. e. Roskam. 26o
w. 57th st.
BROADwAY--i265 (32d 81 }. Rea-.
sonable. supt. on premises.
EAST AID ST.--Grand Central
Station. Furnished: reasonable.
cnl vn,d-rbllt 1OOSs. morrinss
LEXINGTON Av.--51a All faciii-
ties. Reasonable. Phone Plaza
NASSAU sT.-os. Large. fur
nished. Reasonable. Apply
room 407, premises.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
PLAN s1.ooo,ooo FLAT.

Plans have been Hled for n fourteen
story apartment house at 529 TO 54l
Cathedral Parkway (West 10th streeD
on q plot 175x7011. Samuel Roseff is
the owner. II. T. Lyons, the architect
estimates the cost at S1,000.000.
Tlans have also been fled for nin'
story apartment. 60xs5. at 129 to 1873
East Ninety-third street for the 1S1
East Ninety-third Street. Inc. f. Brau,
architect. estimates the cost at s175.0o0.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
MORE rLATs ron BRONX.

The following apartment house plans
were filed yesterday in The Bronx:
Belmont avenue. west side. 800 feet
south OF fremont avenue. two six story
apartments. 100x55.i Weet 1coth Street
Corporation, owners. Charles schicssin-
ser. $40 Bergen avenue. president.
Meisner e. Uffner. architects. se0oooo.
Grand Concourse. east side, fifty feet
north OF Burnside avenue. five story
apartment. i0oxs7. Claire Building Com
pany. owners. A. Dlumepthal 299
Broadway president Charlos Kreym-
sOra. architect. si7o.ccc
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
NEW LOFT IN GARMENT ZONE.
Lefcourt Buys Site ON West 37th
st. for II story building.

Another fourteen story store and lof.
Is TO be erected in the garment center
by A. e. Lefcourt and Louis Haas on
the vacant plot purchased by them at
liS to- 154 West Thirty-seycnth street,
6yx9S.s. on the south side, rs feet east
of Seventh avenue. The entire opera
ton will involve about 100000.
The sellers are the Mstz Holding
Company. who purchased the property
frcu, Frederick Brown few months
ago. This is the third resale OF the
property through the same broker,
uarry e. Cutner. The plans for the
loft are TO be drawn by George and
Edward Blum. architects.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
BRONX TRADING.

Abraham I,auderer. Inc. (Abraham
Zauderer president and George Eau
derer secretary. sold to the Denwood
Realty Company representing Beneneon
Brothers the five story apartment at
the southwest corner of Weeks avenue
and l66th street, S5xs5. housing thirty
five families and held at s155 COO. The
Messrs. Zauderer recently sold the two
apartments at 1881 to 1895 Walton ave-
nue., comprising the block front, valued
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
SOCIETY SELLS PLOT.

James L. Van SAINT purchased from
the House OF Calvary the triangular
plot northeast corner of Seventh ave-
nue. and Perry street, 3s.1x21. 7x32.$.
The property Is part OF the land for
merly occupied by a building used by
this society, part OF which land was
taken by the extension of Seventh ave-
nue.. Tho Duross Company was the
broker
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
STORES.


sd sT.-i2o W. With inesaa-
nine. Reasonable. inquire prem
ises, or Vanderbilt 4.as.
CATH sT.-i2i W. 2iNiic. Rea-
sonable. Sharum & Co, ITO
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Rutland 4
benjamin, "a r. 4sth ST
BROADWAY $50. caNl3p. Rea-
sonable. Bergenson Corp, prem
ises. Spring 50l2.
FIFTH Av.--l.2. $4,000 60. q.
S3G.0On. Il. SharuIn & Co, 40
broadway.
FIFTH AV.--25i. (2sth. ST. Small
store. Reasonable. $. G.. Eaine,
~ W. 57th 81.
SPRING ST.-G7. All facilities.
Reasonable. Charles Klein. Ca.
thedral 0929.
Brooklyn.
TLATBUSH AN. - O5S. c2xJa.
Reasonable. Phone lIatbush
SseJ-J
Chicago. III.
STATE ST. marshall Field e.
co., Reasonable. Albert It.
Wctten &, Co., i0s So. La Sale
81
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
PLAN 7rH AVE. sHowRooMs.

Plans have been filed for the con-
struction OF a seventeen story show
rooms and stores at the northeast cor
ncr Of Seventh avenue and Thirty
seventh street Tor the Gllbur Corpora
tion CJoseph T. Giipert and associates)
I. will have a frontage OF ESQ feet on
the avenue and 244 feet on the street.
Buchrnan & Kahn. architects. estimated
fhe cost az $1,000 600
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
EASEMENTS.

.3D sT.--i2o w. 100 ft. deep.
Reasonable. Inquire premises.
Vanderbilt 425S.
GATH sT.-13i w. 25xiio. Rea-
sonable. Sharum q Co., iTo
broadway.
DROADwAY--S5O. 2axi3o. Rea-
eonable. Bergcnson Corp,
premises. Spring 5Oi2.
FIFTH AV.-i22. $4,000 "a. II.
Reasonable. T.. Sharim & Co,
1TO Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--2Sf t2sth ST.. 5000
Il. Reasonable. s. q. Rains.
~ w. 5Tth Sc.
SPRING 3T.--67. All facilities.
Reasonable. Charles Klein,
Cathedral G91a.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
DESK ROOM.

s5D S'T.--i3. w. All services.
Reasonable. Apply Iloom sns.
premises. Bryant 0g29.
CHURCH sT.--7O. Furnished. SOS.
Apply Suite Ta4. premises.
GRAND CENTRAL ZONE--Au
pervices. Reasonable. Phone
Murray Hili GG7i
MAIDEN LANES. All services.
a.. 70 Phone John JQJ2.
NASSAU ST. 80. Very desirable.
Reasonable. Apply Room to7.
premises. Cortianit Gf24.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
SHOWROOMS.

tfsNs
GfrH ST.--i21-i3i u. Parlor
floors; reasonable. Apply az
Lexington nv. Vanderbilt i0G9.
37TIi ST.-25-2T W. First floor:
reasonable. Apply Mr.. Gilman
on premis.s.
42D sT.--iio u. 3 floors, $500
80. n. zach; reasonable. Brown,
NVhcciocN, HARRIS, Voughi Co,
70 Il. sed NJ.
GOTH sT.-17 ". Reasonable
rental. cross & Brown. Inc.
Circle 1880.
DRoADWAY-fl33 (26th ST.. Eea-
sonable rental. Spear & Co.,
r,ifert, lrT. DfSNpMIs w. 7e8 so. a..
200. Il. Shsrum e. Co., iIo
rfr.rH Av.--t22. 100 50. n
81 500. y. Sharum & Co.. iTo
broadway.
ItpTH Av.-i22. 1893 sd. IT,;
s2,aoo-s3, 200. y. sharum & Co.,
ITO broadway.
FTrTH Av.--t2o. 1900 "a. It.:
$500 Ir. Shnrum q Co. i7O
itranaxav.
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STUDIOS.

5isT sT.--T w. Reasonable
rental. II. ~. Wen Co., prem
ises.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above i4th st. to Ssth St. 1nclusise,.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

city.
1o5TH ET.-Broadway. Service
station. $500 "a. Il. REASON
able. Edward a. Arnold. %
wall ST.
WEST sfDE-,0th ct. 65,co0 20.
II. Reasonable. Cross g.
Brown, rs Il. fist 81.