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The New York herald., 1922-12-07

INSURANCE MEN SAY
WASTE HALTS TRADE
Gov. Parker Will Address
Underwriters Presidents
on U. S. Drawback.
KINGSLEY ALSO ON LIST,
Casualty Men Hope to Ex-
tend Agency Reforms to
Fire and Surety.
COUNSEL HOLD ELECTION
Administration Chosen Again,
but a New Executive Com
mittec Is Selected.

Insurance week" will get into full
swing to-day with the opening of the
sixteenth annual convention Of the
Association of Life Insurance Presi-
dents in the Hotel Astor. Gov. John
M. Parker of Louisiana will make the
program, with George Wharton Pep
per, United States Senator from Penn
sylvania, and DIR. Marion Leroy Bur-
ton, president of the University Of
Michigan, announced for tomorrow.
Other speakers scheduled for to-day
include Darwin =. Kingsley president
New York Life Insurance Company;
Lewis Il. Pierson, president New York
Merchants Association; the Hon. Will
lam Renwjclx Riddell Justice Of the
Supreme Court of Ontario, Canada,
and William w. McClench. president
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Springfield, Mass.
Waste as the chief obstacle to com
plete business recovery has been put
forward as the principal theme for dis
cussion.
The National Insurance Commissioners
Convention In the second day session
yesterday at the Astor took up the mat
ter OF applying to fire and surety its
proposed agency reforms in the casualty
field. The committee stage was reached
on resolutions that called. respectively.
for legislation prohibiting underwriters
w
do business through additional dummy"
corporations in order to exceed their
lawful quota OF agents. and the seal
ing down of inflated acquisition costs"
and eliminating of Objectionable agency
practices throughout every quarter OF
tho insurance field except life. A
national survey by commission of nine
was proposed in the latter resolution,
which contended that 5 per cent. saw
ing in agency overhead would be
effected, which in future would 60
into a 5 per cent. cut In rates to policy
holders.
The Association of Life Insurance
Counsel closed its annual meeting with
a dinner In the Wadorf-Astoria last
evening, at which the speakers were
Louis i. Butler. president Travellers In
surance Company: Edward d. ,Duffield,
president Prudential Insurance Com
pany; Job E. Hedges and others.
At the day session at the Bar Asso-
citation, AZ West Foty-second street. the
following administration was reelected :
John l.. Wakefield president. Frederick
l.. Allen, vice-president William j.
Tully. secretary-treasurer.a and Iaidee III.
Stone. assistant secretary. A new execu-
tive committee was named, with Alfred
Murrell. chairman George Lines. X. G.
Nuendorffer. Joseph S. Conwell of Phila-
delphia and George b. Young OF Mont
pelier. VT.
other groups that met yesterday were
the National Fratcrnal Congress. Ma
tional Association of Mutual Casually
Companies and National Association of
Insurance Agents.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
VACANT LAND DEALS
TOP BRONX MARKET
SpscuIator Buys Block Front
on 10th Street.

The block front on 167th street. be-
tween Morris and Grand avenues. has
been sold by Albert J. Schwartzler to
a speculator through Warren +. John
ston. The property fronts 200 feet on
18th street and 125 feet on each ave-
nue.. The sale emphasizes the growing
Importance OF 167th street as cross
town artery of the West Bronx.
The entire block front on Csotona
Parkway from 1S1st street to Hornaday
place, near Bronx Park entrance, has
been acquired through series of con-
veyances by Adolph & Henry Bloch, at
torneys.
The transaction. for which the deed
VIII be shortly recorded. involved the
conveyance by the estate Of Adam
Beecher OF a parcel. 25x140 feet. In
order to assemble the plot 1t was neces-
sary TO acquire by separate conveyances
a strip 90 of foot (about 4 inches)
on 1slst street. and 1.09 of foot on
Crotona Parkway, and another tri-
angular gore 1.07 of foot 13.41 Of a
foot on 1SIst street.
The entire plot now under one owner
ship comprises q frontage of $50 feet
on Crotona Parkway with an average
depth of II feet fronting on both streets.
William H. Mehlich, Inc, was the
broker representing the purchasers
and Fred Oppenhelmer represented the
sellers. The property will be offered for
resale and Improvement.
5. S. Building Corporation. James
j. Summers president. sold to the NJ.
f. Realty Company morris Fishbein)
the five and half story apartment re-
Gently completed at S15 Hunts Point
avenue. renting for $4,000 and held
at S160.00o. The house contains forty
three three room suites. being the first
house OF this type constructed in The
Bronx. The brokers were Block & Flick.
Harlem Realty Company resod to
Carreta Bros. 457 and 459 East 13sth
street. 376x100. a six story apartment
with stores.
Dworgold Realty Company sold to
Maris Perlman the property, 50x1o0, on
the west side of Southern Boulevard,
275 feet north of Jennings street.
Vogberg Realty Corporation sold to
Samuel Wunderman the property S07
and 500 East fremont avenue. 92.7x
190.4x irregular.
S. j. Taylor sold for William f. and
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
WHIPS HUSBAND IN STREET.
New RochclIs Woman Arrested
After Using Dog Lash.

Mrs Helen NJ. Rondy of 10 Reming-
ton place. New Rochelle. whipped her
husband. Carl B. Rondy. OF 143 East
Thirty-ninth street, Manhattan. with n
dog leash In front of the National City
Bank OF New Rochelle yesterday about
noon. She struck hom several blows on
the face and shoulders with the leather
thong. but was finally restrained by
Frank Cody. Chief of Police. who took
Rondy and his wife TO the police sta
tion. He took the leash away from Mrs.
Rondy during the trip. as she kept try
ing TO hit her husband again.
Rondy. who Is head bookkeeper for
the bank. has had trouble with his wife
for some time, and she is suing for a
separation. Neither would tell OF their
troubles. bnt Rondy made charge Of
assault against his wife. and she will
appear to-day before Judge Samuel
Swinburne Of the New Rochelle Police
Court.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
CAPE MAY SAVES GIANT
OAK 200 YEARS OLD
County Board Acts on Coun-
try's Protests.

Special Dispatch to TIE New YonK HERALD.
CAPE MAY, n. j., Dec. 6.-The Cape
May county Board of F'reeholders has
decided not to cut down the two-hun-
dred-year-old oak tree at Schellenger's
Corner In the village of Green Creek,
nine miles north of this city. This is
the tree under which Woodrow Wilson
made his speech to the Delaware Bay
fishermen and of which former Chi
nese Minister said there were no trees
In China so large.
The board decided to cut down tn.
tree. but news OF their action got out
and protests began to pour in from all
over the United States. One woman
sent s25 TO preserve che tree. SO now
It will stand. although an expert from
the State Forestry Commission says
that the limbs have been so hacked
chat the tree will die.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
PLAN NEW BRONX FLATS.

Plans have been filed for two five
story apartments In the Bronx. One.
112x9i on the east side Vf Aqueduct
avenue twenty-five feet south OF lSist
street, filed by the Glich College Realty
Company; David S. Lang. architect.
estimates the cost at 0175.000. The other
119.54xS6. on the east side Of University
avenue. ais feet north OF 1881 street. by
Walart Construction COMPANY; Margon
e. CHASER architects, estimate the cost
at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
QUEENSBORoUGH DEALS.

Otterbourg. Slender & Houston sold
for client eighteen lots on the Bou,e-
ward. Beach l26th and Beach i27th
streets. Belle Harbor The purchaser
VIII erect nine stucco dwellings on the
plot Harry J. Sprung was the broker
Cross d Brown Company leased 10
Sta-Britc Auto Painting Corporation
the one story building at 500 Vernon
avenue. Long Island City.
". Richter e. Co. OF Rockaway Pael.
sold tor DR. NJ Lombardo two lots on
Beach nth street. Neponsit: for John
a. Lasher. three lots corner of Beach
1i2d street and Neponsit avenue. Nepon-
sit: for Robert 7. Bellew. three lots on
Beach i3Sth street. Belle Harbor for the
estate OF Oscar Kahnwoller. ten lots on
Cronston avenue. between 126th and
i27th streets. Belle Harbor. and :or
Virginia T.. Shain. six lots on Beach
18th street and the ocean front. Rock
away Park.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.
Tombock & Fisher have moved their
ffices to Isl Lenox avenue.


offices to Isl Lenox avenue.
The Harlem Property Owners Assoc,a-
ton will meet tonight in 81 West l25.h
street.
A. I. Hekemian wa The
sale~of Halcyon Hal' 20
414 West 10th sire, .ast
Tuesday
Charles Zimmerman, LOUIS * Saxon
and Reuben Noal Perley have become
associated with the firm of IL. c
Kopp & Co.
The Rosemaut Realty Company is the
buyer of the two apartments at 20S2 and
2090 Bryant avenue, sold recently by the
b. l.. w. Construction Company.
The Warranty Brokerage Corporation
was associate broker i'm the leasing CT
the building at l57 West Seventy
street to Fl. G. Guttman and II. Ben
nett Solomon.
The Purchsell Property Corporation
is the buyer of the seven story elevator
apartment house. 40x100. at 229 to ?3i
West Thirty-ffth street, sold by JoseGh
l.. Buttenwieser.
Contractors for the New York Tele-
phone Company have begun the demo-
lition of dwellings on the ten lots at
151 TO f59 East Ninety-seventh street ard
$50 to f5S East Ninety eighth street.
125x20O. for the construction OF a new
telephone central building.
The Kesler Realty Company Is the
buyer of the plot 1o0x1O0 en- the north
side of Moylan place G26th street,. 80
feet east of Broadway. sold by che
Pinkney estate. The price was s5O, 600.
The buyers will erect one story busi-
ness building.
Arthur G. Sheridan announces that
his next special auction sale of dwell
ings viii take place on "Wednesday
evening. December 20. at s p. NJ. in the
Hotel Plaza ballroom. when thirty
residences in the Fifth ard Park ave
nue. section and along Central Park
West will be offered.
Edwards. Dowdney & Rlchart placed
loan OF $4,000 at 5ls per cent. OF south
west corner OF 176th street and
University avenue $4,000 at 5Ik per
cent. on the one story taxpayer, south
west corner OF Fordham road and Grand
avenue: $4,000 at 5ia rer cent. on 3si
Lexington avenue. foI the French
Church Du ST. Esprit: $4,000 at 5 per
cent on 4i4 Amsterdam avenue. and
s@J,uuV dl per CtHt. OH LIZ Last soiAty =
first street.
Purchasers OF properties sold recently
are: The Manboro Realty Corporation
of 4l6 to APP West 122d street: Harris
Ulanoff, of 507 and 900 West 17sth street:
Brause Brothers. of 1904 Fox street.
n. a II. Realty Company of 1905 20
1909 Lexington avenue; Benjamin
Wattenberg. of 303 West 10th street:
Thomas F. Toppin. of 30 Bradhurst
avenue: Henry and Anna Schwenker, OF
70 West 102d street. and Ada Brace, OF
146 West i27th street.
Brooks & Momand have placed first
mortgage of $55.o0o on i64 Sherman ave
nue. $4,000 on $500 Broadway. $4,000 or
100 West Twenty eighth street. $4,000
on i2i West Twcnty-ninth street. $1,000
on northeast corner OF 1esd street and
Jerome avenue. $4,000 on south side OF
Eighty-frst street 30 feet east OF
Twenty second avenue. Brooklyn;
$4,000 on az West End avenue. s52S.0o0
on northeast corner Of PARK avenue anl
Eighty-third street. $4,000 on 5SS Madl-
son avenue. $4,000 on northeast corner
of ST. Nicholas avenue and l72d street,
and $4,000 on zoe Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
$500, 900 APARTMENT
TRANSFER IN BROOKLYN
Preserue Maker Buys Flat on
Clinton Avenue.

The new six story apartment house.
430 Clinton avenue. between Greene and
Gates avenues. has been purchased from
James A. Meers. the builder. by George
A. Andrews, manufacturer of preserves,
who recently bought the Hotel Claren-
don at Washington and Johnson streets
The property was helS at 100000. Mr..
Andrews gave in part payment his hand
some residence at 122 Seventy-sixth
street, one OF the show places of the
Shore Drive in the Bay Ridge section
which was valued at $250,0o0
Mr.. Meers, the seller, recently bought
the site of the j. Maxwell Rogers resi-
dence at Eighth avenue and Union street
on which he will erect six story apart
ment house.
The Clinton avenue deal was nego-
tiated by Maurice G.. Straus, Jacob s.
Brenner and u. d. Berry. Mr.. Straus
and Mr.. Brenner represented Mr.. An
drews and Mr.. Berry represented Mr.
MeerS.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE.
City.

City.
sgd ST.-116-122 w. 500 so. II.
81 200 and up. VIM. $. Suss-
man, Inc. 300 Madison Av.
SD sT.-116-l22 w. 1900 SO. Il.
Reasonable. VIM. S. Sussman.
Inc. 800 Madison Av.
36TH SIT w. 1000 50. Il.
Reasonable. Apply Henry Bikly'
premises.
BOTH sT.-2i9 z. Parlor floor.
Reasonable. Apply premises.
42D ST. 100 w. (wurlitzer BldgD.
1910 so. IT. Reasonable. Cen
eral Motors Corp. Room 1ol,
premises.
ADD sT.--37 w. CBar Bldg).
2ixo7. sl.73o. Apply premises.
4SD ST.--37 w. (Bar BldgD.
2Ox33.4. s2.oii. Apply prem
ises.
ARD ST.--37 w. (Bar Bidgo.
2.263 so. II. Reasonable Ap-
ply premises.
43D ST. VANDERBILT Av. Cor
nsr. Opposite Grand Central sta
tion. Apply Vanderbilt Ave.
Building. 81 Il. 42d st.
44TH sT.-36 W. (Bar Bldg).
20xo7. 81 ,64T. Apply premises
4srH sT.-3e w. tBar Bldgl.
e9x35. $3.50. Apply premises.
44TH sT.-ii2-l1s w. 400 so, II.
Reasonable. Apply superinten-
dent on premises.
4iTH sT.-ii2-its w. 5000 so. r.
Reasonable. Apply superinten-
dent on premises.
RROADwAY-ii7s 2s5 so. ".
Reasonable. Albert II. Ashforth'
Inc. 12 +. 44th st.
RRoApwAY-iiTS. 5i2 so. ~.
Reasonable. Albert h. Ashforth.
Inc, IL L. 4ith st.
CEDAR ST.--3. Large or small
snace. Reasonable. 5. Marion,
20i Broadway.
FIFTH Av.-s3D ST (zeigier
Bldg.). Large or small Units
Reasonable. Park Ave- Oper-
nting Co., 5l2 9th Az.
FIFTH Av.-Ta. 800 so. II and
81, Reasonable. VIM. :. Suss-
rian. Inc, 800 Madison Av.
FIFTH Av.-5o5. Attractlnoee'
Reasonable. Apply Room 'o-'
premises.
FRONT ST.-25e. 23xb. hesS ,,In
able rental. Apply J. Gaiih'
premises.
SIN BUILDING-4oo SO: ~; Ees-
sonahie. Address B 6I0 Herald
$50 Broadway.
UPTOWN DIsTRIcT-ReasonatonDee tne
rentals. Apply Hekeman' '"V
5th Av.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

The contract for the construction OF
AN office building at 26S West Thirtieth
street, southeast corner of Eighth ave-
nue. for Revillon Freres. has been
awarded to ii. II. Oddie. Inc. according
60 Browns Letters. Inc. Construction
Reports. Cross Cross are the archi-
tects.
The John Milne Company has been
awarded the contract for the new gar
age and autopsy room for the Staten
Island Hospital. Plans and specifica-
tions we're prepared by +. 7. Platt &
Brother.
The Westchester Lighting Company
has awarded the contract for n now six
story office building in Yonkers TO the
II. III. Howes Construction Company.
Plans were prepared by H. Lansing
Quick. The cost will be approximately
s350,O00
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
SHOwROOMS.


1oTg gT.--a3i W. 300 20. ~.
pea eonsbIe. Apply superiil'e''
dent. on promises.
can sT.-.i w. 10000 50. u. l.ea- Yea.
sonabie. Charles +. Noyes 90"
iis William 81.
COP sT.-iis-i22 ". 800 50. H.
81 zoo and m. VIM. ;. sussn'ah'
Inc. 400 Madison Az.
aep sr.--1iG-i22 W. 1900 SO. ~
reasonable. VIM. ;. sussilah'
Inc, 800 Madison av'
as1'u sT.--e W. 1000 81. g. ii',a Rea-
sonable. Apply Henry biH'y'
premises.
a2p TT-i2o W. wuriltzer Bu,la-
ing 1910 "a. n. Reasona1,s'
General Motors Corp, room foi'
premises.
arm sT.--iie-i1s. s4eo. 1000 80.
~ Reasonable. Apply superAh-
tendent, on premises.
a9rff sT.-5o W. hight up'
Reasonable rental. Apply prem
iscs.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
100000 PAID TO COLOMBIA.
Government Hands over First In.
staIIment Under Treaty.

wAsHrNGToN. Dec. 8. - The United
states to-day gave the Republic of Co
lomba a check for $4,000. 900. its first
payment. under tho s25.ooo.ooo treaty
ratified i'm 1921 10 cover certain dam
ages incurred in the construction of the
Panama Canal.
The payment was due September 30.
but for somo unexplained reason Colom-
h,a was not ready to receive IL until to-
day. Under the treaty the remaining
payments will be made yearly in $5,ooo.-
600 sums.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
ICE PLANT FOR THE BRONX.
Empire state Corporation Buys
Big site for Project.

The Empire State Ice Corporation
has acquired a plot of 10000 square
feet at the northeast corner OF Grant
avenue and 161st street on a site for
three story ice plant to be erected by
the Niewenhous Company. The site in
cludes plot 63.6x136.5 on the i'm
mediate corner purchased from Frances
A. De Vinne: the adjoining plot 46x
1865, acquired from the estate OF Henry
Acker and two frame dwellings, 41x105,
at Sg4 and S96 Grant avenue sold by
Josephine Franz.
Sharrott & Thorn were the brokers.
The buyers we're represented by Hirsch,
Sherman Sc Limburg. attorneys.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
BUYS APARTMENT SITE.
Builder Acquires Plot on West
Eighty-sixth street.

Abraham Ruth, the old time Heights
apartment house builder. has reso!c
the plot. 1oox102.2, at 1866 TO la West
Eighty-sixth street, which he assembled
early last month through l.. ]. Phillips
& Co. The same brokers negotiated the
resale by Isaac Polstein, who will inn
prove the site with q fifteen story
apartment house.
The plot is at present covered with
five four story dwellings. 1T ad1oins TIE
five story Scarboro apartment house at
the southeast corner of Amsterdam
avenue and Eighty-sixth street. and
faces the Park Presbyterian Church on
the northeast corner of Amsterdam
avenue. MIR. Polstein recently COM
pleted a large apartment house at the
northeast corner of Madison avenue and
street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
LOFTS & FLOOR SPACE.

Wy.
10TH ST.-31-3 Il. 44x9o. SO. 900
$500. VIM. ID. Fitzpatrick, ii9
Broadway.
10TH ST.-3i-33 l.. 10000 900
50. n. $3,000-$3. 800. VIM. ID.
Fitzpatrick. i49 Broadway.
10TH sT.-25i w. 1900 SO. ~.
Reasonable. Reval Realty & Sc
curities Co., 36 w. 45th ST.
2iST ST.-ii w. Attractive.
s600-S2.soo. Apply Sharum Co..
10 broadway.
2sD Sr.-7i w. 10000 It. Rea-
sonable. Chas. +. Noyes Co..
lis William st.
24TH ST.-i3i W. Attractive.
SGoo-so. 800. Apply Sharum Co..
iT0 broadway.
32D sT.-ilG-l22 w. 1900 so. IT.
Reasonable. VIM. S. Sussman,
Inc, 900 Madison Av.
36TH -ST.-6 w. 1000 50. n.
Reasonable. Apply Henry Bikly
Co.. promises.
4oD sT.-120 w. Cwurlltzer Bldg)
entire floors. 1910 SO. n.
each. Reasonable. General Mo-
tors Corp, Room I0i, premises.
43D ST.-37 w. (Bar Bldg).
$3.50 50. It. Reasonable. Apply
premises.
4sTH sT.-3s w. (Bar Bldg)
e.S30 50. IT.: $3.50 per 50. n.
Apply premises.
b6Tu ST.-52 w. Entire floor.
Reasonable rental. Apply prem
ises.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Rutland &
benjamin. Il r. 4sth St.
FIFTH AV.-Beautiful floor.
Reasonable. Phone Bryant 1859
FRONT sT.-c5c. 2sx6o. Rea-
sonable. j. Calm a. Son, prem
ises.
GRAND CENTRAL ZONE. Rea-
sonable rental. Apply Hekcman,
500 Fifth Nv.
HOWARD ST.--46 broadway
Reasonable rental. Apply Mr.
Ferst, Canal 1852.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07

II. C. Krundieck two lots. 5oxlos. 5sx5ox
1O5.35, on the west side of University
avenue, 100 feet north of West 18TH
street TO ID. Russo.
Hudson r. Rose Company purchased
from Mrs Metz the three family house
$40 Timpson place through Julius
Trattner. and from Charles Rieth the
two family frame house 4337 Martha
avenue also from A. Wachter the three
family frame house 73S East 1880
street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
SALE on LEXINGTON AVE.

The 4iT Lexington Avenue Company
with w. NJ. Smith. p /. Lacov and NJ
J. F'ahey as directors. has been formed
through Mclaughlin & Stern. as attor-
neys. The property at that location is
a five story building with stores. ,15x75,
between Forty-fourth and F'orty-flfth
streets Title Is held by Caroline A.
Barry.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
NEW FLATS ON nErcHTs.

Plans have been filed for the erection
OF two five story apartment houses at
the junction OF 81. Nicholas and Fort
George avenues by the Agreeable Realty
Company. Bernard London president.
Each will cost s150.000. according to
the estimate OF Gronenberg & Leuch-
tag architects.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
OPERATOR IN VILLAGE DEAL.

Samuel Brener the operator has
purchased from william $. coffin 20
Charles street through to Seventh ave-
nue.. three story dwelling. altered
into apartments, and one story build
ing on Seventh avenue. a.. on plo.
2t4xs5x irregular. Brown. Wheelock-
Harris, vought e. Co., Inc, were the
brokers
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
STORES.


nlTH sT.--i3i w. 25Nilo. Reao
sonable. Apply Sharum Co.. l'o
broadway.
4ap sT.--3T W. Bar Building.
3tos "a. n. Reasonable. Apply
premises.
41TH sT.-36 W. Bar Building.
5000 80. n. Reasonable. Apply
premises.
f2oTH ST. st. Nicholas Av.--Cor.
ncr. Reasonable. Inquire Ooo
Firs, Av.
a301'U ST. .--l<ingsbridge road, cor.
ncr. sonable. Slawson n
Hobbs. i6o W. T2d 81.
ALI, PARTS or MANHATTAN
reasonable rentals. Rutland 4
BENJAMIN, ~ u. 4sth RI.
BRoADwAY-s5o. eoxi3o. Rentsl
1880. nergcnson Corp. Phone
spring 5oi2.
FIFTH Av.--25i (2sth ST.. 1000
n. Reasonable. g. @. Rains, 45
w. 57th st.
SOUTH sT.--ipO. Double window.
500 month. Apply premises.
Bronx.
BURNSIDE AN Anthony av
rental S5O-sS5. Shaw. Rockwell
a Sanford. 1872 Jerome av.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
FORCED TO SELL TO GET CASH

A beautiful home property. consisting OF
very attractive house. modern Colonial srchl-
,erfurc of rooms and tile bath and fine
sioeping balcony, all improvements and l-S
acre niot fine lawn. flowers and shade trees.
Easy comm uting distance IN heart of Jerseys
,noaf beaufifui suburban community. near
eyrress station and trolley line. $3.50 cash
,atsa ~. balance of 81 $50 easy term
,norfanre PERSONAL. Post office Box
iiO7. city Hall station. New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07

On sTATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius q. I<olff sold for the estate
of Charles Rosenberg TO Mr.. and Mrs
o. Swanson "A vacant plot on Sheffield
street, West New Brighton. 8. I.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
EASEMENTS.

city.
a1TIt ST.--13t w. 25x11o. Rea
sonable. Apply sharum, 10
Broadway.
BROADwAY-if7s 1,G2J 50. n.
Reasonable. Albert u. Ashforth.
Inc. 1e r.. 44th ST.
BRoADwAY-sJO. 2exf30. Rental
81 500. Apply Bergenson Corp.
Phone Spring J0i2.
FIFTH Av.-25i (2sth st). 5000
n. Reasonable. S. q. Rains.
a. w. 51th st.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
Brooklyn Trading.

The newly formed Rosebush Realty
Corporation. II. Goldman. n c.. Helman
and A. =. Savarese, directors, has bought
the southeast and northeast corners OF
New Utrecht avenue and Seventy-sixh
street, plots 1l1x100x irregular and COX
look irregular, respectively. Two story
dwellings, will be erected. Jacob Bren-
ner, attorney, represents the buyers.
Realty Associates sold lots In Coney
Island on the east side of West Fif-
teenth street and fronting on Coney
Island Creek to the following purchas-
ers r. Caserto j. Barbara, G. Visone'
c. Palma and n. Orlando.
Henry L. Nielsen Offices sold the
three family dwelling 341 Forty-third
street for Pepe Bros.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
DESK ROOM.

City.
CEDAR ST.-3. Large or small.
Reasonable. Apply s. Marion,
POI Broadway.
FIFTH AV.-503 Reasonable
rental. Apply Room T02, prem
ises.
FRONT ST.--252. Reasonable rem
tai. Apply j. Calm & Son.
premises.
MAIDEN LANE-35. Reasonable
rental. Phone John 1852.
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STUDIOS.

city.
sgTH sT-2ie r. rsrlor floor.
Reasonable. Apply premises.
ABOVE i25'rH sT.--wes. of sth
Av. Film studio. Reasonable.
Shaw. Rockwell G Sanford.
w. 1ajth 81.
The New York herald., 1922-12-07
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Lei
Classified for Convenient Reference
GARAGES.

BROADWAY--540. Reasonal rem
tai. Apply Klinger. premises.
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