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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
she Loves Ain--rhey'vs ausrreled

= Dear C>nthia,--rhis is the drst time
7 have come for advice. am young
sirl. twenty years old I went with a
Young fellow two months older than I.
He had a boy friend who made US part.
But did not love this boy friend, and
he mads me love him went with
him four months, We had simple
scrap Now he has loft me. go,
very sick over this. because now J love
him ver-- much. NJ. BOBBY.
n tho disagreement was over silly
thing, be sensible enough TO acknowi'
edge Il. Suggest that you let bysones
be bygUue6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

you take your Joys and sorrows very
much more lightly than you did then,
hut you have very much the same out
look on life.
You haven't felt "old age approach.
ing.
And, indeed, ! doubt very much
whether anybody ever does until IT be-
gins to come so fast and so furiously
that you can almost see it move.
Until you are twenty six you feel
~ just, as you did at eighteen, nine
teen, twenty and so on. =,
Then suddenly one day you look In
the glass and discover that your eyes
have a different expression.
You're over twenty five" you tell
yourself solemnly, and from then on
you feel not exactly older, but undoubt-
edly grown up. 49,.
On you 20 being Just grown up until
you near thirty-fve. Then II seems
as II you should feel bit older. -.
When forty strikes you it's horrid
blow and you feel exactly the same AZ
you did at thirty five It seems strange.
But not until you're forty. five or
fifty do YOU have Il right out from the
shoulder at yourself and say brutally,
"Old lady, you're middle aged !"
Then you realize that children must
grow up fast and that babes In arms
are really old enough TO be married.
YOU may have some Of your own
l. then. who take this step, and you
find yourself grandmother before you
are In the least bit ready to submit tn
gray hairs and the. most comfortable
chair in the room.
But you never really feel as old as
you are as long as there are younscr
people in your life for you to go on
growing up with.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

Dart s peppery optn :
ION OF men in general
and husbands IN par
tlcular.
And Mrs. Dart no.
ticsd Il.
"Oh, it's all very
vel for you 10 laugh
at Il, my dear, " che
said with q wise nod
OF her head. THAT 8
because you're little
more than a bride -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
WHAT'S WHAT
By HELEN DECIr

That delightful Joe Lincoln character
Galusha the Magnificent, expressed the
feelings OF every weil-bred man and
for the world have you think that
am unduly curious concerning your per-
sonal affairs If there ID any trait
which l detest above others. II is that
Of UNIV warranted personal curiosity"
Personal curiosity, although II 10 said
to be tho vice OF small towns, is not
restricted to Crossroadsville Wherever
are gathered together shallow mIndB.
narrow Interests and unframed manners.
there personal curiosity courishes.
whether its locale 10 a village Main
street OF d metropolitan boulevard.
Whenever encountered, II 10 an offenso
against good taste. Looking at other
peoples mail, remaining In position
10 hear their conversation, '1istening
In" on party telephone lnes--all these
|RZins ess22nssiS esn 49, =" 'SA'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
Get IL Anyho,o,

Although the Harvard Law scbo.,
not open to women, three women
lege graduates have persuaded ssv.Ol eOl,
Of the Harvard professors to give Ira ,sr
private instruction In the same co,,ssen s.n
given in tho law school. ~''rSe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
Ne,v Trimming

Fishtails, cleansed, deodorized and
dried, are a novel trimming for women g
hats, now being tried by milliners.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

THE only woman who has not en-
= perienced some concern as TO .'hold-
Ing her husband was Eve. In the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
Paul and Virginia
Onperls
BY HELENA HOYT GRANT

things that he wouldn't let me know Of
for the world. / know he's flirt.'
Mrs. Dart seemed to take grim salts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
Please Tell Me
What to Do
To "Tslltlmer'
BY CYNTHIA

To "Talltlner''
Cynthia does not provide friends In
her column. You have met many boys
and girls you say. but like only one boy
Of them all. Suppose you try liking the
other little more, and yourself little
less. Il would be a flne idea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
10 Do at Home

To tbs Editor Of WonGn's Page:
Dear Madam-Could you kindly ad-
wise me where 7 should go to secure
some work to be done at home. such as
addressing envelopes or such work for
spare time?
Also II there IL a boarding school In
Philadelphia where I could place a six
year-old boy to board by tho weei7
AGNES.
There Is a list Of firms in the business
section OF the telephone directory under
the heading addressing Companies"
and you can apply to one Of these for
work to be done at home.
Tho Board Of Education, at Nine
teenth above Chestnut street. VIII tell
you about a school for the little boy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

rVoU'vE got 20 resp EN- in their
! place"
vrrinia was inclined 70 smile az Mrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
About q House

ABOUT q HOUSE
TO the Editor o. Woma a~'5 Page!
Dear Madanl-Will you please tell me
II one could have the nane OF a person
owning q house changed on the deed
without a bill Of sale IN a building loan
society? How can It be done7
A READER
The Legal Ad Society, at Room os7.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06
What They Are Doin,

A number Of women are seeking ms,
nation as uelesases e., 70 ;ne coming Con.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-06

Women now sit In the Parllam.,..
OF Both Norway and Sweden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
BROKER BUYS ESTATE
IN OLD WESTBURY, L. 7.
H. L. d. Lelois Acquires Stahl
Ploce-Ofher Deals.

Warren Murdoch sold The John A.
Stahi property at Old Westburs, Il. /.
% n. L. bainseraeld Lewis, broker OF
ese Park avenue, Manhattan. The
irepsris comprises "a aeres, Colonial
farm house and adJoins The estates OF
J, 8. Phipps and George Rose. II was
held at 100000.
The II. VI, Gib~ On Realty Company
scld fer Helen W. Wilson 10 Joseph
Sclaefess OF Newark, y. j.. her country
estate at plattmount Atlantic High
lands ", j.. comprising several acres
and a cuinpletslN furnished house, held
e. 100000,
g'rtncs n Ripley rvlt fur Fred Brut-
achs lis residence on Hart Post road,
White i'lains, TO h. H. Avery, % White
Plains,
David s, Meyer me-. sold for Eugene
Meyer his estate. corner Of Park and
Ocean hsenges, lslberun ", j., TO
Michael Huliandsr OF Newark, for tho
estate OF u, g, Lceeh, Go Henry Nufeld
ef this city, a residence on Ocean ave
nuc, nouth cf Cedar avenue, at West
Find, N Il, AMI 10 Herbert G. Gloss of
Newark, FOR the estate Of II. J, Dobbins,
u large tract OF land on Ocean avenue
and Avanci boulevard for development.
James Mathcr purchased two acrvs Of
tho high woodland IN the new section OF
plandome ut tho station. Tho house,
which IL being designed by John A.
Gurel, architect, will command view Of
Ma lhassct Bay and Long Island Sound.
L'Ecluse, Washburn K Co, were tho
brokers.
LEcluse. Washburu 6 Co. sold for
Francis Grace Of Warrcntor, Va, his
property at Plnndome y. l., with 'front.'
as. az IT, feet on ManhRssct BAY, TO
adjoining owners for Improvement.
Brown, Nyheelock- Harris, Vought Y
Co, have sold for Catherine II. Jnitray
her place at Ramsey, y. j., TO Amelia
Ii. HILL
Chauncey b. Grifren leased for J.
Barnum his property at 40 Chatsworth
avenue, Larchmont. to Herman r.
Lampe. :,
William P. Jones and L. r. Brindeu
sold for Josephine Ryan TO u. v.
Hinsle three lots, each 25x1oo, IN the
north side Of Central avenue, 426 feet
west Of Park avenue, Freeport, L. l.,
having frontage on the Pipe Line
Louis Schlesinger. Inc, sold AZ Frank-
I'm street, Newark. three story Duiio-
ing, mls.6x6s. for Mrs. Clara +. u
The Adler Shoe Company leased the
store in 1913 Newark avenue Jersey
City. 80 n
Arson II. Robinson sold for John I.
De Vries half an acre, Bertha place.
Ardslev. to Joseph Starbuck, Jr OF
Workers, who Will build dwelling and
a garage.
Derschuch & Co., sold for the estate
of William r. Ockendon (Billy the
Oystermann) the plot Of locxloo. east
side of First street, adjoining the north
corner OF Mclean avenue, 9onkers.
The Malba Estates Corporation,
through Champ & Dasey sales directors,
sold at Malba-on-th e-Sound to Harold
Remington plot on the boulevard
adjoining the residence recently pur-
chased by him from l.. y. Steward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
News of the Real Estate World
PALERMO APARTMENT
IN RUMORED SALE
Operator Said to Be Buyer
Other Sales.

The McAlpin estate 4 reported 20
an eight story apartment house AZ tss
TO 1870 East rifty-sevcnth street, valued
at about :350.ooo, The structure stands
on plot I5xioo.5, and Il 100 fees west
OF tho northwest corner % Lexington
avenue.
Byrie & bowman resola fee Max
N Natsnsor 60 the J. IL. NJ. Realty
Corporation J, ~, Mtcheels president.
SSS EIghth avenue, southeast corner OF
Fifty-thtrd street a dv7 story building,
22xSQ, renting 70. about $1,000 per
annum and hold az $4,000, This Is
one OF the parcels acquired by Mr.
Natanson from Col. Jacob Ruprcrt IN
the recently reported exchange Ter the
sixteen story building a. the northwest
corner OF Fourth avenue end Twenty
ninth street Others OF these properties
resold by Mr.. Natanson through Byrne
4 Bowman are 600 East Eighty-third
street and 639 Ton:h avenue, purchased
by William Prayer, and the southeast
corner or Madison avenue aud Eighty
hf;h street. purchased by Samuel Brener
Another OF tho Rupert pro- critics
Just resold by Mr., Natanson Is i7l7
First avenue, soethwes, corner of
Eighty-ninth street, Ave story cold
water tenement, a0.SNII, renting for
$1,000 and held ut ss2.5oe. The buyer
is an investor
Louis Reuter- sold FOR a client Of
O'Reuly y Dahn los Nermilyea avenue,
o Ave story thirty family apartment
house, aoxl5o. Tho property was held
at $4,000.
Arthur Cutler { Co. sold for Charles
IL. Treat & Son S24 West Forty-sev-
cnth street, a five story tenement, 2sx
100. The property Was held at $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
OPERATORS BUY TWO
NEW FLATS IN BRONX
Other Transactions Closed IN
Northern Borough.

Forman nrvthers, operators, have pur-
chased FROM The peleekeraus Building
Company. Inc, Che two Ave and a haif
story tax EXEMPT apartment heusss ct
1904 to sgsi terrlron s~vnus, a5kiDo
each, 100 fset north et burnside ave-
nue., witch were held az 100000, Thv
property Il fully terapted and shows a
yearly rental lsll of about $4,000.
George q, Brkvr OF Robert Thedfvrd y
Go, was tho broker
Morris Maese's Son ruli for tho Lifp
Realty Company TO al trverttue client
tho i've story twenty family nat ~ 1855
Union svcauv, 4axees This property
ronts Cor about ss,too and was held az
10000,
Scott brothers eeld TO Victor papalc
FOR Marie Ryan tho dweilins and burs-
mes parcel az s04s Webster avenue. rho
same brokers sold to Esther Nronman
for tho busch estate the two family
dwelling. 1913 Balnhridso avenue, for
occupancy and Improvement also ato1
Webster avpnue fer Katherine 4. Hur-
low 70 Clinton Avenue Realty Company
and rssold tho same TO Qrstavo Porch
mann.
The Bencnson Realty Company has
reso,d TO an investor the FIVE story
apartment house at $40 BECK street, on
plot 40xioo, held at $4,000 and rentinI
for about $1,000 per annum. The sell
Ing company acquired the property re-
Gently from the Hntlsorr estate.
Clement II. Smith has sold for Bener-
son Realty Company to an investor the
northwest corner OF 13ath street and
Briggs. avenue three story building
with stores; for William Peters Com
pany To an investor the vacant property
northwest corner OF Hunt avenue and
Morris Park avenue, 1896; also to an
investor the northeast corner or Morris
Park avenue and White Plains avenue
a plot 5oxe5.
g. Tuoti & Co. sold for Clement J.
Jesch and wife to Leonard Tattore two
femily frame dwelling SAC East 22sth
street, 30x100.
Jacob Pollack sold to the Sonbern
Realty Company the new five story
apartment, 2S2S Valentine avenue,
northeast corner of 197th street, 90.1xsO.
Minford Building Corporation sold TO
Samuel Stein the property, 50xi00, at
the southeast corner of Milford place
end 172d street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
PERSONAL AND IMPERS0NAL.

sslawson & Hobbs have placed first
mortgage or $4,000 on the Cornwall,
northwest corner of Ninetieth street and
broadway. a twelve story apartment
house. zoos hx1o0.
The John Garliono Company placed
The following loans: $4,000 on 28l5
West Thirty-sixth street. Coney Island .
$1,000 on eli East 102d street. Man
haitian, and $4,000 on 1893 East 2I5th
street.
David 5. Meyer Inc. was the broker
IN the sale Of the Eiberon Hotel and
former Garfield cottage sites Mt Elberon.
y. r.. 10 Herbert c. Gloss OF Newark,
n. j., which was reported last Sunday
in THE NEW York HERALD.
The New York and Queens Electric
Light and Power Company has awarded
contracts for erecting new garage and
storehouse on Rudde street. Long Island
City, according 10 Browns Letters, Inc.
II will be OF brick and granite construc-
ton, two stories high, 150xSg. with a
Stag roof Plans and specifications were
prepared by w. w. Knowles and the
contract for the construction has been
awarded to the Underwater Building Com
pany.
The Hopewell Society OF Brooklyn has
awarded contracts for alteration and
addition 10 its building AZ 20 Concord
street. according TO Browns Letters,
Inc, Construction Reports. The eddi-
ton viii be three stories and basement
and win cost approximately $4,000.
The contract for the general construction
has been awarded 10 \. i. Anderson and
for the heating 10 John a. Scollay. Plans
and specifications were prepared by jail
lade Lindsay a. Warren.
The nominating committee or the
Brooklyn Real Estate Board has posted
the nominees for officers and directors
TO be voted for by the members at the
annual meeting Of the board on october
). The nominations for officers and
directors arc Eugene J. Grant. prcsi-
dent, Clarence y. Smith. president.
Joseph W. Catharine, treasurer. Isaac
Cortelyou. secretary Tho other direc-
tors, active class: Fred G. Robbins,
Stephen Bafrora, Charles r.. Warren.
George J. Patterson. Frederick 8. PEN
delton. Edward 4. Richards. II. q.
Smouds. For auditing committee
James 4. Harrity. chairman. Arthur j.
Horton and Allyn s. Crumm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
BIG PLOT ON HEIGHTS
LEASED FOR TRADE
NeW Concern to Take Over
Westcott Estate Site.

4 large plot on the Heights will be
developed for business purposes as a
result OF the proposed leasing by the
Westcott estate OF the triangular block
bounded by Broadway, ST. Nicholas
avenue. roth and Hist streets for near
ly twenty-one years with renewal
privileges to the newly formed Broad
way x st. Nicholas Avenue Realty
Company. having for It's directors Ger
ttude Henry. Walter II. Steiner and
Samuel and Freida Stern AS the prop
crty is held in trust il will be neces-
sary 10 obtain permission from the
Supreme Court before the leases are
signed.
The lease is being arranged on a grad
uating rental for the first period at an
average Of about $4,000 per year. For
the renewal the rental viii be fixed on
a s per cent. basis OF a reappraisal Of
the property.
Mr.. Westcott completed his owner
ship OF the block twelve years ago by
the purchase OF couple of lots. The
property fronts about PIG feet on Broad
way, 1876 feet on ST. Nicholas avenue.
eol0 feet on 10th street and ls3S feet
on 1T1st street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
ICE co. BUYS SITE FOR
PLANT IN BROOKLYN
Acquires Sheepshead Bay
Plot for Structure.

The Superior Ice Company, Inc, has
purchased property at Avenue u and
East Seventeenth street, Sheepshead Bay.
for the erection of an Ice plant of 100
tons capacity. with storage for 10000
TONS the entire plant TO cost $25OO0o.
Construction will be OF brick and re-
inforced concrete. Waldemar. Morton
sen. is the architect.
Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc. sold the two story dwelling
at 640A Monroe street, near Reid ave-
nue., for James Sexton to client for
occupancy.
Henry Picrson & Co. Inc. sold the
two family stone dwelling. 20x100. at
f6i Underhill avenue for Elizabeth
Coo
Walter IT, Gibson sold 5l2 Jefferson
avenue. a two family house. for q Mrs.
Finn; for the estate of Henry Kauf-
man the three family apartment house
$50 Quincy street TO- James -Muhlercnan !:
Sis Madison street. n three story
dwelling. for a Mrs. Ridgway 419 Gates
avenue. store and apartment house. for
Mrs. Gladys Liebermann: 535 q incy
street. a three story house, for Samuel
Wood 2T7 Madison street, q dwelling.
TO Mrs. .o'Hara. 2I5 sumner avenue.
store and apartments, for II. Fuchs 70
a Mrs Bessnere; 323 Lewis avenue.
three family single Hat. for Michael J.
Kerrigan 10 Pierce J. Ryan; 569 Gates
avenue. store and floor, for Mr.. Good
site TO a Spectator; AIS and 427 Nos
trand avenue. six family apartment
house. for Michael First. to DR..
JoscIhson
Henry l.. Nielsen offices sold the
three story dwelling. at 81. JAY street
for Thomas Herman, to client for
occupancy.
Buckley & Horton Company has sold
% to 20 Vanderbilt avenue, the Walla-
bout section. two story brass foundry
and machine shop, 75x10o. for the Clark
Electric and Manufacturing Company
to Smith & McCrorken, Inc. The pur-
chasers will occupy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Frank I. Fisher Company leased for
Sarah Graham Mulhall, the five story
apartment house al Isl East Thirty
seventh street, to the Mountain Com
munity, Inc. Jos. A. Jones. president.
Wood. Doison Co.. Inc, through Chas.
J. Quinlan leased for Mrs. Lena II.
smith the five-story dwelling @xlo0 at
go West lC2d street for five years TO a
client who will occupy
Samuel II. Martin leased the four
story dwelling at G. Edgecomb avenue
10 Effa Whitehead.
The Houghton Company sub-leased
for Richard IL. Halstcad the four story
dwelling, 163 West Seventy-sxth street,
TO Joseph and Bertha l.. Henry.
r.. w. Alberson leased the following
dwellings: 1855 West Nnety-seventh
street for j. j. Mccarthy TO Arnold
Bersanti; $50 West Ninety-ninth street
for r. r. Watson to Max Reese. 002
West righiy-sixth street for J. Y. Y.
de Palau 10 Phoebe Riehl.
Maurice Wcrtheim leased for Leonard
II. Hardy Tor twenty-one years the four
story building. $40 East Forty-fourth
street. to Anna T.. Boouuist
Pease a. Gilman have leased for G. r.
Coleman to A. NJ. Haas the four story
twenty three foot dwelling. g East
Elghtlcth street The Same brokers
leased apartments as follows. In 1906
Park avenue. TO II. u. Carlebach; in
tho northeast corner OF Fiftysevcnth
street a. Seventh avenue 10 r. w.
Woerz; Buchanan Schley Jr: Hale
Hamilton: Mrs. &. Wallace: and Lester
A. Hamilton; in Sc East Sixty-fIfth
street 10 Mrs. NJ 4. Graham: IN ll3 u.
seyenty-sixth street 20 Quincy T.. Nor
ton; in 10 East Elghty-third street
furnished. TO Jason T. Howe; IN q East
E.ighty-fourth street 10 Dr. Herman
Seidler: In 2l6 West End avenue 20 r.
y. Owens. and IN 3ii West Seventy
second street to David Cummings.
y. X. Van Wrinkle rented an apart
merit OF eleven rooms In 2s5 Central
Park West 10 Or. Leopold -. Weiss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
Fire Record

\. NJ.
10.l5--a1 West 135th ST.; Mrs. Les
lie ....-......... .s.....'.- liihio"i
io:lo-l5 West 18th st. automobiles.
John Crawford ............ Unknown
II :4o--lvestchester and Blondeil avs.
THE BronX; unknown .-...No damage
T.. NJ.
2:15--sGta ST. and Amsterdam av..
New York Telephone Co. .Triflins
100000 East Sd ST.. unknown. Unknown
e.4o-24o West Dsth ST.; Daniel
crorer .,......t''..... -. .SliBul
o:45--iG3d It, and Southern Boule-
ward, The Bronx -. Unknown
.i:00--35O East Slth ST.. Isaac Frank. None
3:iO--.;as- $50 West SJth ST.. unknown. Slight
-;ss4-.--ft4tli at. and Canal place. The
Bronx unknown. .,...,...,.u Unknown
. .05-200 Allen st. unknown. Unknown
) :45--9l5 Hoe av., The Hronx; Philip
Agsrschousiy ,..........-..;. tritlihs
) :59-sSs West Is0th St; Nathan
c.os-5 SsHr Wes, aist st.. John Jones s"'0N'
Unknown
o.oo-Gia west 3sth S.; julius Smith
Unknown
G:l5-lI Cathedral Parkway; taxicaD:
Raymond Somettc.. ......... UNKNOWN
1.50-40i3 81 av.. Bronx l.. X. Nov
city Compan y............... .... .Hl,Vvv
7:55--3s Madison St; basement; Pas
dunle Pedesco. ......,... -. UNKNOWN
2:oJ--i5th 81. aud LIST av; Wilson
co....,.......s.......... :. UNKNOWN
s:3o--5l5 18th av.; awning, Tony
Egicshi ....,........- 1890. .lnknown
iO:oO-12 Centre ST; Salem Bros. Unknown
io:25--i9Av. y; automobile; Emil
Aushaks ............'......... lrilHns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
TEXTILE TRADES TAKE
SPACE ON FIFTH AVE.
Many Leasing Deals Closed in
Manhattan.

The IL. II. Gibson Realty Company
leased space TO the following carpet con-
Germs in the Textile Building, Fifth ave-
hue, between Th!rtieth and Thirty-Hrst
streets Hardwick & McGee, Bozart Rug
Co, Allenvy Carpet Co, Tadross & Co,
and Chas. Il. Young e. Co. The same
brokers leased for the Twenty-sixth
Street and Fifth Avenue Company,
Benjamin Winter. president, space to the
following tenants: Asiatic Lace & Rug
Co. Freund x Brickman, Chas. b. Ross.
Independent Distributors Corp, Gordon
& Ferguson, Warwick Knitting Mills,
Home Builders Corp, Il. n. Davidson
and Trustees System Corp. This COM
pletes the renting of the building. The
brokers' also leased space in 225 Fifth
avenue TO. Berentsen & Hermes Carpet
Company, Inc.
c. Bertram Hubbard. Inc, through r..
Il. Cain, leased the sixth floor In 392
Fifth avenue for four years and four
months to the Knitwear Manufacturing
Company at an aggregate rental of $40
coo. George X. Read and Co. repre-
scented the lessor.
Daniel Birdsall & Co, Inc. rented
second loft in 60 West Fifteenth street
to Joseph and Louis Philips; fourth
loft In 80 Nesey street to William and
Emil Zimmerman and space in 9S Park
Place TO Arthur j. Thomas.
House & Co. Inc. leased store ana
basement in IFS laird avenue at Four
teenth street to the Y. W. Realty COM
pany lnc who sub-lcasca K.
Gross & Brown Company leased sec-
ord door In 65l West Fiftieth street to
Louis l.. Prossen. tc be used as a service
station; also space in 100 West Sixty
fourth street to Rufus S. Cole, and space
in f4S2 Broadway &c Jacks S. Feldman,
electrical contractor.
Albert r. Ashforth. Inc, leased space
in ~ Fifth avenue "a Harold IL. Holt
man, and in 44O Fourth avenue TO the
Roosevelt silk Mills Corp.
Brady & Bowman leased Offices in the
Borden Building to Reeve Chapman.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. leased
Offices In the Canadian Pacific Building
10 the Andian National Corporation.
Ltd. the international Buyers Service
and Exchange, Inc. and the American
Institute Of Medicine.
The Patrick Holland agency sold the
three family building. $40 East 134th
street. for William and Margaret Wink
Ter to Anna Curric through Edwin
Woods and Edward o'Donnell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
$3.50. 900 PARK AVENUE LOAN.

The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
made n building and permanent loan or
100000 on the northeast corner Of Park
avenue and Eighty-ninth street. TO
Michael II Palermo. for the erection Of
Il IA story apartment house. The plot
has frontage on Park avenue OF
i00.Sia feet and on the street Of 1894.
Work Of demoliahing the present old
buildings viii start ut once. The loan
wns negotiated by Lawrence. Blake &
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