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New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Transit Commission Plea
For $5OO,OO0 Refused
Il Viii! Not Vote for. Ii Until
Ordered 10 by the Court"
Saws HyIan

The committee Of the whole of the
Board Of Estimate refused yesterday to
report out requisition from the Tran
sit Commission for an additional ap-
preparation OF $600,00O on account Of
salaries and expenses for the year end
ing December 81, 1922. Mayor Hylan
declared that he would not vote for
the appropriation unless compelled to
do SO by the courts.
They can come here any day" said
the Mayor, ''and ask for S5oo,000 and
We must all drop dead and vote it to
taem will not vote FOX IL until l
an ordered to by the court. Let them
US"
The Appellate Division on January
ls issued an order directing the Board
of Estimate and Apportionment TO ap-
propriste s570,1 164 for the commission.
The Board of Estimate. on January 90,
voted the appropriation OF s570,16d.
The members who voted for the appro-
priation all said they did so only be-
cause the court decision forced them
to- Although Mayor Hylan refused
10 vote, the necessary votes among the
other members were cast without pro-
test
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Small Flats
Sought After
By Investors
Building Company Sells =
Story Apartment orr Cen
trail Park West; Buying Of
Houses on The East Side

The Orinoco Building Company sold
to an investor the seven story elevator
apartment, al 2ai Central, Park West
on plot sos 100 The selling company
has been asking 100000 for the apart
nent. Siaw,on & iiohbs were the
lrokerr
Joseph p Day sold for the Gellcr
Realty Company the two siN-story
nodcl'r apartments at 22T N3l East
Ninety-eighth street, 7ox1oY. to Nathan
Ieibner.
Isadorc p. Geller purchased l61 Yer
II lyea Avenue, an apartment. 50xt0o,
and Immediately resold IL to Mabel
Dryer through O'Rcily {, Dahn. He
also resold 525 West l35th Street, a
SiVc-story apart mcnt. 4o,ilo0, to Augusta
t. llaokc client Of Couglilan & Co.
Recently nv. Gclicr purchased the tv-o
apartments. 5i7 and 80 West t35ih
Street. A0N10o each. ard sole; b,0 to a
cljcnt of Zachary NJ. Delman aud 5t7
TO iuics Cabourg through II. r. Woods
ilo also sold 52i West l36th Street. 4ox
zoe, 10 tho Fcrlstcin Realty Company
through Nohick E. Co.
Edward n. Crosby & Co. sold for
Benjamin Kaufman 1873 East 112th
street, fivestory apartment, 30z1OO.5
The Harry c. Hart Realty Company
sold 10 julius Reich a fivc-story store
tenement at 2lS1 Third Avenue, 26x65.
north of 1i6th Street.
NJ J.. & c. Ernst sold to S. II. Bloom
40 East Eight-cighth Street, five
story apartment with stores, n5xlOO. S.
T. PICKER & son negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
OldCotha,n 'lhcalcv
ln East 125lh 81.
To Go ut Auction
Court Orders Sale of Land
mark Owned by Laic Big
linn Sullivan and kraus
Estates to Satisfy MORTGAGE

Supreme Court Justice Joseph f.
Newburger yesterday ordered the sslc
Of the old Gotham Thcatcr on East
l25th Street, owned by the estates of
Timothy D. Sullivan and George l.
kraus, to satisfy MORTGAGE held
against it by the Frederick Roosevelt
Trust.
John L. Roosevelt and W. Emlcn
Roosevelt, as trustees Of the trust. re
Gently began foreclosure proceedings
through Roosevelt e. kobbc, ATTORNEYS
IN their complaint they set forth that
they, as trustees, conveyed the prem.
'scs in question to Sullivan & Kraus
on December 81, 1907. taking back a
purchase money mortgage.
Justice Newburger. in ordering thc
sale of the property at auction, de-
clarcs that Sl26.934 90 is the amount
due the plaintiff trustees. The sale
viii be conducted by Earl w. Webb
referee.
The property to be sold is approx
mately 36 feet wide at the 126th Street
end and 81 feet wide at 126th Street
1t has depth of 1920 feet
Patrick Fl. Sullivan and Lawrence
Muliigan arc executors of the last will
and testament of Timothy D. Sullivan
while David kraus and Fanny Kraus
arc executors Of the will Of George J.
kraus.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Real Estate News
Army Birdmcn TO Film
u. 5. Home Colonies
Pictures Will Hc lIsen nv Shin.
ping Board TO Find Buy
crs for Houses

NASHlNGTON, March 20. For the
,lrst time in history an nrplanc ia to
be utilized in assisting in the sale of
government property. Weather condi-
tons permitting. army sir service pho
tographcrs will leave here Tomorrow
morning to SNAP the Emergency
Fleet Corporation housing projects at
Lorain, Ohio, and Wyandottc. Mich.
The photographs viii be used in ad-
vcrtlsing the sales Of these properties.
Lieutenant Howard K. Ramcy will
serve az pilot on the expedition and
Lieutenant George w. Goddard az
aerial PHOTOGRAPHER. These two OIL
GERS Wi! leave Boiling Field to-morrow
morning At S:30 O'Clock in 100 horse
no"cr De Havilsnd plane for lorujn,
where thn goVcrnmci,t colony will be
photographed from thc air. 1t is pro
posed to take views at an altitude Of
5000 feet.
After Shooting" Lorain the plano
Will fly to Wyandottc, Mich, to finish
the photographs, and then land at
Sclfridgc Field. after which the air
scouts viii rcturn to Warrington to
develop the prints.
Joseph ?. Day. of New York. has
been commissioned by Uncle Sam to
sell these properties at auction carly
ncXt month.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
2O-Acrc Lakewood Tract
For Motion Picture Studiol

LAKEWOOD, N. j., March 17.-Ths
Lightning Film of New York, Of which
the Supreme Film Company Is sub
sdiary connection, has purchased,
through the Lippman Agency. a tract
of twenty acres near The Locust farm,
about two miles north Of Lakewood,
and have started the erection OF two
studios, the largest Of which will be
230x75.
Samuel Koko, general manager of The
company said to-day that consider
able portion of the twenty acres will
be uscd for an automobile race track
for staging automobile races. The
company also will build a base hospital
d0x35.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Col. VIM. J. Wilgus Parts
v Wi'sa L. 10Th ST. Home
Nsposes of House i'm Park Ave.
Section; 9th Street Buyer
Plans Alterations

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. sold
TOR Colonel William J. Wilsus to a
buyer for occupancy the four-story
dWelllng at 10 East Seventy ninth
Street 16xi0o.5, between Madison and
Park Avenues. for which tho SELLER has
been asking 100000.
NJ. II: Gaillard & Co. sold for
urs. Della c. Molt to Emil Hala the
four.-story dwelling 60 West Eighty
1ourth Street. The purchaser will
occupy when alterations are completed.
y, James H. C1utkshank purchased from
Pho De Lara 1875 East 123d Street a
thrce-story dwelling, l5x100 through
Harry Sugayman.
me Manhattan and Bronx Company
SOLD 334 East 12ath Street, three
story dwelling, 1SX1OO. for Z. CArruttn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Leading Lawyers Plan
To Leave Downtown Offices

Many we'll known law firms arc ne
1otiating for space in tho Bar Build
ing, which is to adjoin the Bar Asso-
ciation Building. at SO West Forty
fourth Street, and extend through the
block to West Forty-third Street. Wal
ter A. Hall, John 3. Doyle, Charles p
leased from plans space in the pro
posed structure, and the firm Of Cad
wsladcr, Wickersham e. Taft will have
a branch office there.
The old structures on the site have
been taken down, and Charles l.
Fraser. the contractor, says that the
putting up Of the steel framework will
begin within three weeks, and that the
new building will be ready for occu-
pancy by October I. f
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Buyers of Plots i'm Bronx
Plan fO T,nprovc S;tes

Charles Edelson sold for the estate
of floronce Y. Frazee to James J. Lamb
plot. 00Xl14, on the south side of
East 22lst street, 100 feet east Of Car
penter Avenue. Mr.. Edelson also sold
FOR Anna NJ. Winters to Anthony Car-
ella plot on Carpenter Avenue. 20S
feet north Of 222d Street. This is tho
irst sale of tins property in oven. forty
yoars. The bdycr viii erect an apart
ment.
David L. Woodall ir. sold for Martha
H Hotfman the plot. 50X122. on the west
side of Popham Avenue, about $50 feet
north Of 17etb Street. The buyer will
erect dMellinr
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Foundation Go. Locates
In Grand Central Section
Gels Space in Building on Madi-
son Aycnuc; Other Leases
for Business

.Pcasc e. Gilman leased Offices in the
Canadian Pacific Building, at Madison
Avenue and 44th Street. to the Under
pinnine and Foundation Company and
to John f. Hicks.
Isidorc 4. Gcllcr has leased the three
buildings a. 2A49 and 2d53 Seventh
Avenue and 152 West 1d3d Street from
James Rensselaer,, Inc, through Morris
Moore e. Sons. The aggregate rental is
S2bO,00G.
Roy schcrick leased the store and
basement at 1852 Madison Avenue to
the Fronberg Silk Company, silk
manufacturers, at a rental aggrcgat-
West 10th Street TO II. Nordlingcr E
Sons. precious and imitation stones,
for oyer thirty years in Maiden Lane,
for n rental agggrcgating S77 900, and
pace at 3S-d2 West 32d Street to
Clanson & Wilson Company, furs
Trod'k Fox e. Go. Inc, leased the
sixth nnoor at 721723 broadway to
Markowitz Bros.
Charles r. Noycs Company leased for
VIM. Cruikshank's Sons The building
G03 Pearl Street to Moscr e. Co. inc;
tho store and basement Mt 26 Frankfort
street to Abraham Cohen and Sol
Lcvcnter; the store and basement lOj-
1903 Narick Street to the Great Notch
Papor COMPANY and floor at 130- 132
Water street to Domestic Sugar Pro-
ducers, Inc.
Rutland & Benjamin, Inc, leased
the store, in the new building at the
southeast corner of Lexington Avenue
and Goth Street, to the New York Tee-
phone Company. Upon completion of the
building it viii be used for n CONNER
cial Office. The Same brokers with
Chris. Volzng & Son leased Offices at
the northeast corner of Lexington Ave
nuc and seth Street to the Holmes
Electric Protective Company, and the
third floor Mt 100 Madison Avenue to
Harry Rut1or T. Dro
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Operators and Investors Trade
liz Bronx Flats and Houses

, The Felmar Realty Company sold to
hetecca silverman the five-story fiat at
lou brown Place, 100X25, at the south
east corner Of 135th Street.
Sarah A. Williamson sold to I,ouis
brown four-story fiat at 1912 Brook
Avenue, 2S.Sx84.1x irregular.
benjamin Alexander sold to the Leon
4 Herman Becker Company five story
nat at 1858 and 1O55 Prospect Avenue.
37.SX144.9x irregular.
W. P. Jaeger sold to Maud Bccbc
and julius Adler, respectively, two ono
story dwellings, at 423 and. d27 East
1880 Street, 29.11xl0o.
Frank Del Gao sold TO Vincenzo
Trlsp'no two-story dwelling at 2495
HuEhes Avenue. 16.5XS76x irrcpular-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Mrs. Elizabeth Sinram Sells
Realty i'm New Rochelle

Fish & Marvin sold for Mrs. Eliza
beth Sihram her property on Broad
sisting OF half acre to a client: also
sold for Edward j. Boullc his stucco
residence almost completed in Rochelle
Heights, New Rochelle, to Ethel Davis
Rich, OF San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.
Rich are now starring with the Shu-
berts. The same brokers rented fur
nished the property of f. A. Flanagan
at s. Meadow Lane, Residence Park,
New Rochelle, to Paul Dreifuss, of
this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
To Alter SD Street BuiId;nr
Buyer to Reconstruct Flat
In 10th St. Damaged hv Fire

William A. White & Sons sold for
The Trust Company of New JERSEY. as
executors for the estate of Annie s.
Schwarzenbach, % East 116th Street,
25Nlon. to Irving Stolzenberg. The
PROPERTY was recently damaged by hre
and the purchaser will immediately
start work roconstructing it into
fVe-story Nat. Abraham Safir was the
broker
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
$4,000 Loaned on Realty

Gross & Herbcher have obtained a
building loan of $225.000 from tho
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
on the property, 1O0.2x1006, at, the
southwest corner Of Broadway and
1920 Street.
The Russo Construction Company
obtained from the same company a
building loan of $4,000 on the prom
crty, 63x108.1, on the east side of WISE
Avenue, feet north of fremont Ave
nue..
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Lease Suites in Apartments

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased an
unfurnished apartment at 463 Fourth
Avenue to Garnet S. Goesle; at 121
Madison Avenue to Thomas NJ. Rian-
hard, and at l55 East Fifty fourth
Street to Kelvin De l.. Bourke.
Rutland & Benjamin leased an apart
ment in the Schermerhorn Arms at 81
TO CT West Fifty-sccond Street. to Mrs.
Oliver C. Reade.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Flats and Homes for BROOKLYN
Corner 10 Cost 5000. .O00

Shampan & Shampan, architects.
have been commissioned to prepare
plans and supervise the construction
of two apartment houses, six two-story
store buildings and two-family houses
90 be erected at the northwest eorne1
Of Ocean Parkway and Church Avenue,
Brooklyn, 194x265 to cost $500. .OO0.p
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
New Tenants for Apartments
On East and West Sides

Pease & Gilman leased apartments
st 81 West Eleventh Street to w. Fl.
Wallace jr.; at 10 East Fifty third
Street to Miss Dorothy Stokes; at 2l
West Fifty-eighth Street to Mrs. Rus
sell Minnehan; at 255 West End Ave
nue. to Archie Levy; at 1853 West
Seventy-second Street to Mrs. Oscar
Hammerstein; at. 100 West Seventy
second Street to Miss Grace Doclray;
ct 50 West Sixty eighth Street to l..
J. Root, and at SO West Seventy-sixth
Street to Mrs. B. G. DoYing.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Sells Water ST. Leasehold

Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc. sold
the Sailor Snug ,Harbor leasehoid OF
SO Water Street for William R. WAl-
cox and Herman Eggers. as receivers
Of William J. Farrell, to George W.
Wa1len Company. coffee brokers'. who
will occupy. the building after extern
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
WHITEST0NE
BALDWIN
FURNISHED HoMEESsx Ho.Esxf
COUNTRY PRoPESSat,sessrs.
isay shore aad BrsKnsMM
TERRY Is GIlsSg.s.:: Wv sAe:s

sss s5a< q
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Enlarge Site on I'd Ave.
Corner for Movie Theate,.

Folsom Brothers, Inc. sold for the
f. & M. Schaeffer Brewing Company
the three buildings at 15l5-1517-15l9
Second Avenue, southwest corner Sew
enty-ninth Street and Second Avenue
t1.1x1o5, to the Seventy-ninth Street
Amusemeao Corporation, for which
plans. have been filed for moving
picture theater. The same brokers re-
Gently sold to the same buyers prop
erty adjoining. on the south, 1511 and
1913 Second Avenue, making plot
1N22x1On
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

Continental avenues. Forest Hills, l.. I,.
by the Corn Exchange Bank, at cost
of $4,000. A branch of the bank es"
tablished recently at Forest Hills has
been housed for the time in a tempo
rary building The new bank is to be
built on property owned BY the Long
Island Railroad and wilt adjoin the sta
tiOn.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Scobey Now Mint Director

WASHINGTON, March 20-F. E.
Scobey, Of San Antonio, Tex, vas
sworn in to-day as director Of the mint
for a term Of FIVE years. succeeding
Raymond T. Eaker. of Nevada, whose
term expired Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Westcllcster
IuE ESTATE nE "a

THE ESTATE OF CALVIN FROST to b.
sold at Public Auction on Tuesday March
2s, 1922. at Hudson Theatre, South St,
Pcekskill, n. y, consisting OF 13 houses,
one farm, ~ acres; rs lots. Also the fam
Gus Hart Mansion. Send for illustrated
catalogue. Calvin Frost Estate SOS Mad
ison Ave, Tel 71SS Plaza
JOSEPH BERNSTEIN AuctlonAar
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Banker Buys SD ST. House
He Has Occupied for Years

Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs.
George I. Mslcom % East Fifty-second
Street, between Madison and Park
Avenue, a fve-story American base
ment dwelling, 1Sx1o0, to Stanley ].
Halle, the present tenant, who has oc-
cupied this house for a number of
wears +,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Queens

AT ARLEIGH--Busipe change conpels
sale OF my home; built Of red tapestry
brick, an ideal corner property six rooms.
hardwood doors; hot water heat house In
ehcellent condition; cash required $1,000:
inspection any day this week. p. IN. to
J. m. Take Queerrsboro subway to Dtmars
AH: Address 2f0 Ditmars av.. Astoria
Tel. 1915 Astoria
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Louis Berizzi Becomes Owner
OF Suite in Park Ave. Flat

Douglas L. Gilman G Co. sold & CO.
operative apartment Of nine rooms and
three baths at S76 Park Avenue, south
vest corner OF Seventy-eighth Street,
Tor the Edgar A. Levy Construction
Company to Louis Re,,izzi
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Flat for Parkside Place Corner

Arthur 9. Sheridan, Inc, sold at pri-
rate sale for William S. Petit, execu-
tor Of the estate of Henry O'Neill, the
plot, >65x90 at the southwest corner Of
Rarks.de Place and 207th Street. The
purchaser ~ Samuel A. Adds. who will
improve with q large apartment.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Building al Sd Ave. and
09il3 St, Sold to Investor

The ivo-storY building at eol Third
Avenue, at the northeast corner Of
flfty-nlnth Street, 20.1xSO, directly op-
pos'tc Bloomingdale Brothers depart
ment store, has been sold for cash BY
Milton N. Dryfoos to ". J. Daniel. The
property is assessed for Ss5,Ooo The
United Cigar Stores Company holds thu
premises under net lease having sew
eral years still to run. Edgar A. Man
ming, of Manning & Trunk, was the
broker.
To Alter SD Street Building
Albert II. Stout sold for Abner r.
Bowen 40 West Fifty-sccond Street.
a four-story building 25xl00, TO a
client, who will alter it for his business.
Washington Woman Sells Loft
Louis Schrag sold for Laura K. Bayo,
OF Washington, 105 West Sixteenth
Street, three story store loft. 25y7O
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
East 88th St. Tenement
For Out-of-Tovn Investor

I. Picker {. Sons sold for the Cane.
brake Realty Company to an out-of-
town investor the five-story tenement,
Wlth stores. at 1l9 East Eighty eighth
Street, 2oY100
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Rents Home in White Plains

Prince & Ripley leased furnished for
Sybil T. Hirsch her residence at Sound
View Avenue and Prescott Road, White
Plains. to Sylvan NJ. Barnet, president
of the Barnet Leather Company, of
this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Long Island

PORT WASHINGTON, Long Island-A
residcntiel section, near station; price,
Sll,60o; terms arranged. Owner, Robert
H.. Thompson, 59S Central az, Brooklvn.
Tcie phone Bushwicl 1882
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Buys 9th Ave. Building

John C. Forster sold the five story
building at $50 Eighth Avenue, 2oxIoo,
near Forty third Street, for the Rivoli
Company to Margaret G.. Ryan for
about $4,000. Mr.. Forster sold the
property to the seller two years ago.
Mary J. Joyce sold to Eva Lobcl
two-story store building at 2032 Am
sterdam Avenue, 24.11x100 south OF
16lst Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Rents East 18th Street Home

Pease & -Elliman leased for Mrs. f.
Du Nivier to II. A. Cushing the three
story. 17-foot. house at 135 East Sew
enty-fourth Street, between Park and
Lexington avenues
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
$50. 600 Bank Building Il
Planned for Forest Hills

Plans have been drawn for a now
bank building, to be started this
spring, at the corner Of Austin and
APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

AT RYE-FOR RENT
FUEN1sHED CoTrAqEs 4 BUNGALOWS
CHAS. S. FAULKNER. =
Office, facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone 1873. Rye. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
To Improve Edge,mcre Plot

II. Goldschmidt sold for Miss Bertha
Kaufman plot, 60x150, on Lafayette
Place, Woodmere, l.. l., to Solon Jay
Rieser for Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Now Jersey
DON'T MISS THIS

DON'T MISS TINS
opportunity to secure your building plot:
only 90 minutes from Hudson Terminal in
one Of the finest suburbs in New Jersey, ut
$50 front foot; fully improved; water gas
electricity, curbs, cutters, sidewalks. A few
choice locations now ayaiiable: small pay
build your home on easy terms. We also
have two s and room houses for sale. FOR
FRANK MILLER, IL Park Row. Barcsy
1886.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
"WESTCHESTER HOMES"
Ek&-Ass@ ~ NaE-SS[' NEW YORK
REAL EsTATr--sAIE OR RENT
Bronx

Woodlawn av.; 25Ox1o0 $500 cash
balance TO suit. Woodall 41s e. Ire
mont av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
2lS!(II@II!i!l5zI3|||||l
JAMAICA

NORTH SHDE-Ideal new detached home
rooms, baths, front and rear glass
porches. Every modern Improvement.
Price $4,000. suitable terms LIGHT 4
ABRAHAMS, $50 Fulton ST.. Jamaica.
Phone 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

JAMAICA AND yICINITY-Modern two
family houses II rooms, baths. st2 500;
stucco. ~ rooms. baths. enclosed porches,
all improvements, sl4 500 SEETH- IL
kAY CO.. S7s Fulton st. Jamaica. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
BUSINESS HESS :! ''''"'
CHOICE HOMES FOR RENT OR SALE ON
Beautiful Long Island
err .iNae Is enjoyed with best transit facilisies-
BAYsTDE

THE FINEST HOMES ~ ...ts
Baysidc-Dougias Manor-Pf.
For sale and rent py
MCKNIGHT s DAflVa "a. sssi
At Station. Phone beysms
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

LTONIA-Buy direct from bulders-save
commission; look before leaplng; special
siX room house. plot 5ox1oo. $4,000, terms.
Pine Terrace Realty Go.
s1s.5Qo- -MoUNTA1Ns1Dn &, Colonial r.s,.
dence. center hail. living room, dining
room, sun porch; bedrooms, 3 baths;
Ii. s. CONNOLLY & CO. opp. Lack.vann,
Station, Monte clair
SHORT. HILLS, n. J. Choice building
sites 100 It. frontage and UP: $40 to s4S
per foot. Excellent values II. r Crair
Tel 4sS. 80 o.
FREE list Of houses for sale and rent write
VAN WlNkLE CO. Rutherford, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

FOR SALE OR TO LET
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