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SHIELDS. March 22-Arrived. str Cairn-
gcwan (Br), Portland. Me.
Sailed 22d. str Ariano (Br), Baltimore.
SINGAPORE. March 21-Sailed, str Ming
chow (Br). New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. March % = Sailed, str
Olympic (Br), New York via Cherbourg.
STOCKHOLM. March 16 = Arrived. str
Gustavshoim (Sw), New York.
SWANSEA, March 1e-Arrived. str Cana
Ginn Leader fBr), st John. NIB.
TAMPICO, March 1B-Arrived, strs Santa
Gcrtrudis (Br). Vera Cruz (and sailed 2lst
for Porto Mexico); Bryssel (Dan), New Or
leans.
Sailed 18th. strs Esperanza. Tampico;
10Th. Yucatan. Progreso.
TELA, March 20-Arrived. str Honduras
VANCOUVER, Be, March 22-Arrived, strs
Spain Maru (Jap). Muroran: Toyooka Maru
(Jap). Yokohama.
Sailed god. str Tokiwa Maru (Jap). Yoko-
hama.
VICTORIA, BE. March 22-Arrived. str
Hector (Nor). San Francisco.
VITA. March 21-Arrived, str Nordhvalen
Gam, Havana. Es
YOKOHAMA. March II = Arrived strs
knight Tempiar (Br), Boston; 18th, wenat-
chez, Tacoma for Hong Kong: 10th. Hakata
Maru lJap). Vancouver; 2lst. Kendall Castle
(Er) Boston,. ttk
Kong for Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
DACORN DWELLINGS
SOLD TO INVESTOR
Fine Heights Flat Was Held at
$350,0O0; Other Apartment
House Deals.

Dacorn Dwellings, six story apart
ment house at the northeast corner of
Fort Washington avenue and 1soth
street, 10oxl43, has been sold for the Zee
Realty Company to an investing client
of John j. Seeman. Inc, through Byrne
& Bowman. The property, which was
held at $4,000, returns a rent roll of
about 5000 year and has eight suites
of from five TO seven rooms on floor.
The structure was built ten years ago
by the Dacorn Realty Company, John
Davis president.
The Manport Realty Corporation pur-
chased from the Vanell Realty Corpora
tion $50 West 17Sth street, near Broad
way. five story new law walkup apart
ment house, on plot 50xl00. through NJ.
Kelly & Co. The house contains twenty
seven apartments, rents for $4,000 and
was held at $4,000. The Manport Realty
Corporation recently bought and resold
through the same brokers 663 and 665
West 17Sth street, opposite
Alexander Henschel has sold for the
Reliable Realty Company. M. Retzker
president, TO an investor 502 West 173d
street five story new law apartment
house. on plot 50x1O0. 1t rents for about
$4,000 and was held at $4,000.
Charles and Henry Kimmelman
bought the six story apartment accom-
modating thirty five families. at 242 West
li6th street, 40xl00 from L. Lechinsky.
The building contains three stores, rents
for 1000 annually and was held at
$500, 0o0 Tobias Schwarz was the broker
The five story apartment house, on
plot 57xl00. at M and 505 West 17Sth
street. has been sold by Ray Streep to
the Cluett Building Corporation.
Cusack Company sold 545 West f33d
street. ten family apartment house, to
]. J. Gallagher an operator.
Robert +. Kelly sold for John p Pills
to Margaret NJ. Flanagan $50 Third ave-
nue., four story tenement with store,
1S6xlo0
r. K. Van Wrinkle sold for the estate
of Margaret Dimond the four story tene-
ment at 15S East 115th street, 27x100
Joseph q. ,Abramson has purchased
from Joseph Balmford 403 to 400 West
205th street, near Amsterdam avenue,
two five story thirty family houses each
on plot 50x100, held at 1880 The
seller built the houses about ten years
ago and takes back mortgages for fif-
teen years. Nehring Brothers we're the
brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
FORDHAM ROAD CORNER
SOLD BY OPERATORS
Other Deals Reported From
The Bronx.

Richard H. Scobie sold for the Occi-
dental Holding Corporation to Ferdi-
nand Sieghardt the five story building.
with stores. at the southwest corner OF
Fordham road and Tiebout avenue. 3l.5x
lo2. adjoining the new Aeolian Building,
opposite the Valentine Theater The
sale Of this corner completes the sale
OF the entire block by the same broker.
The property was held at $4,000.
The Stebbins Realty Construction Com
pany sold to Willis Avenue Building
Company, Aaron Miller president. a
corner plot, 101xl00, at Barretto street,
and Southern boulevard. on which will
be erected a one story taxpayer with
twelve stores. William f. Kurz was the
broker.
Calm & Calm sold to Otto Lippman 6s7
Bergen avenue. near l52d street, four
story doube flat, 25xS5; julius Trattner
was the broker,
James Montgomery e. Son sold the
plot, 50x100. on east side of, Exterior
street. south of 10th street, and the
dwelling at 607 East 13ith street
G. Tuoti & Co. leased for the Marazzi
Construction Company, 231 to 235 East
150th street, two six story tenements
each 50xl05x11s, and containing twenty
eight rooms on a floor This lease Is for
three years at an aggregate rental Of
$4,000
Coastwise Warehouse, Inc. sold to the
Nathan Realty Corporation, Elliott l..
Brown, Nathan II. Gregory and Robert
J. Murphy. directors, the property l00x
70, at the southwest corner of Townsend
avenue and 174th street.
Jacob Ostorstorshnsk sold to Altcs.
Goldberg a four story flat, 25x9O, at 1857
Washington avenue.
The Jerome Avenue and 172d Street
Garage Corporation, Joseph M. Levine
president purchased from Inwood Ca
rage Company a plot on the west side
Of Jerome avenue, between 172d and
Belmont streets. through to Inwood ave-
nue.. containing about ten city lots on
which the purchaser Is erecting one
story garage having accommodations for
200 cars from plans by Dunnigan &
Crumley, architects.
The Perrywood Corporation. Joseph
NJ. Levine president. purchased from
Margaret Rogge a plot, 75x100. on the
southwest corner OF 204th street and
Perry avenue, on which the purchaser
will erect one story taxpayer contain
ing eleven stores. from plans prepared
by James p. Whiskeman. architect
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALI

AUCKLAND. March 1S-Arrived. str Cana
dien Cruiser (Br). Melbourne. &c, for Bos-
I:AHIA DE cARAoUEz. March 13-saile.i.
str 1siger (Nor). Esmeraldas. M
BALBOA, March 14-Arrived, str Point
Judith; San Francisco via salina Cruz, &C.
(tark), New York.
CHAPARRA. March l7-Arrived. str Chris
Nam ToTR sT eerfss os Boson
CIENFUEGOS, March 10 = Arrived. strs
Lake Fernwood., Port Antonio; Fort Gaines
COLON. March IS - Sailed. str Sarpfos
FRoNTERA, March 1s-Arrived. str Yu-
't;iii GIBRALTAR. March 15-sailed, str Skip
sea tBr), Boston Ito load for London via
SsLAsGoW. March 1s-sailed. str Mexican.
GUANTANAMO, March IS = Arrived. str
Aaps2s H2fA s" March Ms%pGs. pIsssed ssTs schr VIM
Sailed 10th. strs victolite (Brl. Port Lobos;
vedic 4Br). Liverpool; schr Canadian For
HAVANA, March 1s-Arrived. str sagaland
(Nor), Jacksonville.
KINGSTON, ia. March 10 - Sailed. str
Canadian Forester (Br). Belize (not as be-
KOBE. March 11-sailed. str Dewey,
MACoRIs. prior to March 16-sai,cd. str
MoNrEvIDEo. March 15-sailed. str West
Katan, San Francisco via Santos. &C.
ST JOHN. NIB, March 20-Cleared, schr
Quaco Queen (Br), Philadelphia.
SAN DOMINGO. March II - Sailed. str
E.atland (Nor) st John.
SHANGHAI. March 16-Sailed. str Endi-
cott Hong Kong.
Sailed Sth. str Sylvan Arrow. San Fran
cisco.
SWANSEA, March 19-Arrived. str Cana
Clan Leader (Br). Avonmouth.
TAMPICO. March IS : Sailed. str Dean
Emery, Boston.
WEYMOUTH. MS. March 20-In port. schr
Westway (Br), for Boston or New York.
YOKOHAMA, March 16 - Arrived, str
Wenatchee. Seattle for Hong Kong. &C.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
Fire Record

~. M.
ii :55-s52 9th av.: United Cigar
i:iS-125 W. 2cd st.; Arenson 8
Jochelson .............. Considerable
4:cs-siis-Broadway; Paul II. Csgat
4.5o-Bronx River and Jennings ST.;
Strephens Unknown
II .25-s2 r. 1920 st.: Abe Bird. Unknown
II :50-646 Lenox sv.; Remand Realty
Co. ...........s........... UNKNOWN
i2;2o-Is51 Bathgate av.. The Bronx;
Herman Kerrerman ........ Unknown
:40-8i3 W. 164th ST.. unknown. Unknown
2:45-44 Moyian pl., unknown. Unknown
3O0-12f4 LIST av.. unknown. :. Unknown
3:5o-220 Audubon av.. auto; Frederick
Pfetschinger ........... Unknown
5:oo-2S0 W.. s5th St. auto truck:
Burn Bros ............ Unknown
S:55-27 Perry st.. Albert Pulsoni. .Trifling
G:f0--30o w. 143d St, Herbert Cobun
Trifilng
e:So-7p 5th av.. Rody and Pnuline.. .Trifling
7:Oo-2168 n. 23d st, Mary Barns. .Trifling
7:l5-i7e Cherry ST.. Albert DE Laton
Unknown
7:so--552 Broadway. n. Korneluch Unknown
7:35-5O7 w. 52d st. A. Mary Arnold
-rrifiing
7:45-i3i Prince st.; Peerless Brazier
1855 Church ST; Howard Shoe Co;
Unknown
7:55--Ts 9th av.; Giratar Dress Co.;
Unknown
s .0o-1432 Madison av. automobile;
unknown .................. Unknown
s:25-si6 Broadway: Siegel & Bern
stein ....................... Unknown
fo:25-2i4 East 1920 ST.. Morris Red
nena ..s..t..*.ss.s-....s. Trfflinz
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoHK HzutD.
New York Herald bureau.
Washington, ID. c., March se.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
AIR SERVICE.
Forest, First Lieut.. Charles Rocheid. Fort
Bennine.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Hearn. Col. Clint c., TO Fort Howard.
Slkman, Major Edwin f.. TO Washington.
Vilaret, Major Eugene. to Washington.
DENTAL CORPS.
Sbley. Capt. George j.. to Preside OF San
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Faulkner. Liout.-col. Albert u, TO Camp
Mcclellan
INFANTRY.
Mahin, Major Frank c., TO Hartford. Conn.
Porter, Capt. Paul L.. to Washington.
Shoge, Capt Theodore. to Fort McPher-
son.
Toole, Capt. Leslie e.. TO Washington.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Browne. Major Samuel NJ, to Denver.
Sturgeon, Major John H., to Denver.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Underwood. Major Sidney S., 70 Frankfort
Arsenal.
QUARTERMAsTERS
Mumford. Major Edgar W.. 10 Denver.
Pearson. Major w. r., TO Boston.
MISCELLANEOUS.
cotchett, Major Walter ". to Washing
ton.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
7. SUFFERN TALLER
RESIDENCE SOLD
Client of Herman Goldman
Buys Fine House at II East
61st ST.; Other Sales.

Mrs. Harriet d. Taller wife of T.
Suffern Taller. has sold her five story
American basement residence at IL East
Sixty-first street to client of Herman
Goldman, an attorney OF 120 Broadway
Mr.. Goldman said last night that he
was unable to disclose the identity OF
the buyer but he said the latter would
occupy the property. Douglas Gibbons
& Co. Inc. were the brokers. The name
of the buyer stands at present as the
IL East Sixty-f1rst Street Corporation.
The house. which was designed by
the late Stanford White. was built by
the Marquis of Queensberry and was
purchased from him by John T. Pratt
who eventually built his residence a,
No. 8, adjoining. The new owner OF
the Taller house will have as his neigh
bors besides Mr.. Pratt, Pembroke
Jones. Moses Taylor Pyne, Charles Sabin
and Frederick Watruss. The house oc-
cupies lot 25x1o0.9 and is equipped
with passenger and service elevator.
Mrs. l.. 8. Thomas Buys Home.
Mrs. Lillian S. Thomas of Park ave.
nue. has purchased the four story and
basement residence at 4 East Sixty
seventh street from Fernando Wood
who acquired 1t about a year ago. The
property. which adjoins the residence OF
Judge Ebert III. Gary. has a frontage
of twenty-seven feet. 1t Is nearly op-
the northeast corner OF Fifth avenue
and Sixty-seventh street. Francis B.
Robert was the broker.
Sale on West O1st street.
Wood, Dolson Company, Inc, through
Charles j. Quinlan, sold for jeanette
Hopkins the three story dwelling. Tx
100. at 30S West Ninety-firs street, be-
tween West End avenue and Riverside
Drive, held at $4,000.
Sheppard Knapp Co. in Lease.
Frederick Fox & Co., Inc, rented for
the estate Of James Herman. repre-
sented by James Herman. Jr., to Shep-
pard Knapp Company. Inc. and the
Associated Furniture Manufacturers.
Inc, the five story building at 108 West
Thirty-e eighth street, formerly occupied
by Maxim's Restaurant. After exten.
sive alterations the building will be
used as display room for the sale of
furniture. carpets and rugs.
Other Deals Reported.
Pease & Gilman sold for the estate
OF Julia G. Fowler to Mrs. E. v. Ken
nedy the four story nineteen foot DWELL
ing at 26 West Tenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Robert E. Kelly sold for Joseph w.
Mitchell to Charles Severn So Prospect
place, three story dwelling. 16.8x54.
A. V. Amy & Co. sold for Mrs. Kate
Oberkirch her residence, a three story
dwelling. 17.6x94.4. at 157 West Eighty
second street to II. A. Raymond.
Hollings c. Renton sold the three
story dwelling. 176x100, at lot West
12lst street for Miss Edna L. Travers
to Patrick II. Fern; It was held at
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Louis and Tillie weisner sold to
Lillian Grossman seven story store
and loft building, 53.4x9ss, at 1871 ard
1873 West Twenty-eighth street.
James w. Scott sold to the Fulton Ice
Company the three story building 25x
20S.7. at 1873, and 140 Cherry street, ex
tending through to 26 and 261s Hamil-
ton street.
The Metallic Holding Company soi1
to Ghidale Schwartz and Harry New
man two five story fats. Skis, at the
southeast corner of First avenue and
Eighty-fifth street.
George and Philippine Kuchman sold
to Carl and Katy Rohrmann Ave story
tenement, 25x100.S. at 311 East Nine
tieth street.
Isaac ]. Silberstein sold to the Demar-
tint Realty Company for $4,000 two
six story houses with stores. 70x56x fr-
| regular, at 26 and 2S Carmne street.
Meta Franz sold to Joseph M. Klein n
five story store tenement, 22xS0 with
four story extension, a. 11S Stanton
street.
David Samuel sold to Raphael Kaplan
q four story store tenement, 17.6x50.11,
at 169 East 103d street.
Leiser Rosenbaum sold to the Migda'
Realty Corporation at five story store
tenement. 24.3x40. at 81 Avenue c.
Samuel and Annie Schloesman sold to
August Hauff four story store tene-
ment, 20.7x100, at 73o Ninth avenue.
Charles r. and Bertha Bloch sold TO
Frank +. and Louise ID. Brumback a
three story house, 26x114.2. at z East
Twelfth street.
Oscar Hermann sold 20 Joseph j..
Baker and Frances II. Woln a fve
story tenement. 27x1oo.5. at 342 East
Sixty-fifth street.
Wilhelmina F. Muller sold to the
Hilary Development Corporation a four
story store tenement. 25.6x120.5x irregu-
lar. at ia East Eighty-second street
The Henry Elfers estate sold to Max
Biegeleisen five story Utore tenement
25x94.9, at 337 East Tenth street
Giovanni Guglielmetti sold to Gaetano
Salerno four story store tenement
b25x100.11, at 318 East 104th street
Samuel Rapp sold to Jesse r. Lisner
three story dwelling. 1Sx102.2, at 1S4
East Seventy-ninth street.
Eleanor S. -Childs sold TO lone Nicoil
a three story dwelling. 1exs2.2. a. 15i
East Seventy-eighth street The Nicoll
family acquired recently the adjoining
and similar house at 14s,
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased fur
nished apartments In 10 East Fifty
eighth street to Mrs. s. l.. Hillyar and
In 33 West Sixty-seventh street TO Mrs.
Z. b. Faber: also an unfurnished apart
ment In 490 West End avenue to +. II.
Anderson.
J. & E. Realty Corporation leased
FINISHED apartments in 1882 Broadway,
four floors above the ground floor. and
for Goldberg & Frogei the similar apart
ments in 1884 Broadway.
Cusack Company leased the dwelling
at 6S West Eighty-fifth street for five
years to a client from Chicago.
The Apartment Renting Company has
i-ased the following furnished apart
ments: To III. A. Saliers In 34f Wsst
Eighty fifth street. to v. Trambitas in
$40 Central Park West. to Mrs. II. udeli
In 800 Central Park West, 20 Jack
Schaeffer in 124 West Seventy-second
street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Douglas Gibbons & Co., Inc. were the
brokers in the lease OF the residence Of
Col. William Barclay Parsons, at 35
East Fiftieth street, to the Alumni Club
of the University of Pennsylvania. which
was reported yesterday.
Mary J. Olinger is the buyer of 55
West Eighty-ninth street, julius Wielar
OF 333 East Ninetieth street. William j.
Lachner of 1876 West Broadway and
Eugene Schoen Of 50 Washington place,
all sold recently.
Edwards. Dowdney & Richart have
placed building and permanent loan
OF $180.000 on the northwest corner Of
Grand Concourse and 17Sth street with
the Lawyers Mortgage Company and a
first mortgage of $4,000 on S76 Pros
pect avenue.
The New York Title and Mortgage
Company has declared a regular divi-
dend of 2 per cent. payable April J..
1922 to stockholders of record as Of
March 20. 1922.
The Bellum Supply Company. which
recently purchased the buildings at 222.
2?4 and 226 Pearl street, have appointed
A. H. Mathews & Co. as their agent to
manage the buildings until the property
Ia taken over for occupancy.
Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc, has been appointed manag-
ing agent for the following properties:
The eight family apartment house on
Park place. near Classon avenue; six
family apartment house on st. Johns
pace, near Classon avenue; store and
orartment building on Broadway near
Lafayette avenue and an eight family
apartment house on Prospect Park
West near Fourth street.
Arthur weyl & Co. were the biokers
in the recent sale Of the Prospect Ave-
nue. Methodist Church, corner Prospect
avenue and Macy place, 125x10SxS0x63,
to the Talmud Torah Torath Moses Con-
gregation. The price paid was $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
FLATS AND DWELLINGS
PLANNED IN BROOKLYN

J. Lacov resold for the Ansorge Re-
atty Company $50 foot vacant plot on
Ocean avenue, near Avenue J. The plot
will be improved with an apartment
house.
f. V. G. Pescia & Co. sold for H Kopilo-
WITT ten lots on the north side OF Sew
enty-second street, between Twenty
first and Twenty-second avenues, Ben
sonhurst, to a builder who will improve
with ten two family houses.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
News Of the Real Estate World
BROADWAY BUILDING
M-$4oz, 900 DEAL
Parcel in Canal Street Zone
Sold Subject to Lease.

Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for Schultz Realty Company to Denison
Realty Corporation 3s4 and sss Broad
way. a six story building, extending
through to Cortlandt alley. and cover
ing a plot of about 5000 square feet.
The sale was made subject to a lease to
the Schultz organization to May l. 1888.
on q net rental basis. The property is
assessed for taxes at 100000, and the
transaction, including the lease. aggre-
gates $4,000. The Schultz Company
in addition to occupying a large part of
this building. containing $4,000 square
feet of space. has under lease three
floors Of the adjoining building.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YonK HERALn
New York Herald Bureau
Washington. ID. C., March &c.
These naval orders were made public to-
COMMANDERS.
Richardson. James o., to command ".
IIEUTENANT COMMANDERS.
Kilpatrick Walter X, to board of in
spection and survey. Navy Department
Phibrick. Manning. 10 naval base. San
Francisco.
LIEUTENANTS.
Dillon, Wallace NJ, To- Bureau of Aero
nautics, Navy Dcpartmt ut.
Campbell. Colin, to SIS. Southard.
Emerson, Arthur T., 10 submarine chaser
3ys
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
DEMAND FOR BUSINESS
SPACE REMAINS FIRM
Brokers Report Many Rentals
in Manhattan.

Henry Hof leased fo- J. ]. Reynolds
the four story loft building at 243 East
Thirty-fifth street to the Browning
Painting Company and loft in 205
East Twelfth street TO the Schlueter
Printing Company.
Frederick Fox & Co, Inc. leased loft
In AZ East Twelfth street to Bergman.
Reiss & Markowitz and in 4S West
Twentieth street to Joseph Haloff.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc, leased loft in
Is West Fiftieth street to August f.
Fraass Company. surgical instruments;
also basement store AZ West Forty
eighth street to Theresa M. Rowan for
q tea room.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, has leased
offices in so East Forty-second street
to Van Dyck estate, Z. o. Cough, Long
Island Bankers, Inc, and George j.
Shevlin: in $50 Madison avenue to Ar
buckle Mining Company: in Al East
Forty-second street to the American
Mason Safety Thread Company and in
25 West Fofty-fourth street to Harry
J. Winston.
Harris, Vought & Co. leased lofts In
106 Grand street to John Biavaschi.
Gene Checci and Rogefort Textile Com
pany, Inc; in 110 Grand street to Nor
ris Solomon and Joseph Dweck and in
108 Grand street a store to Guiterman
Brothers.
William A. White & Sons rented to
Royar Piece Dye Works, Nathan NJ.
Hutner and Bernard Altman offices in
295 and 297 Fourth avenue; to +. F..
Griswold and George B. Yard. Jr.. Of
flee in ESQ Broadway; to the Great
American Insurance Company space in
81 John street. and to the Postal Tele-
graph Gable Company space on ground
floor in 16 and IS Exchange place.
Manson-Jacobs Company, Inc. rented
floor In West Thirty-seventh street to
the Belfast Millinery Company; space in
104 Fifth avenNs to Ivy Sock Company
floor in ~ East Thirtieth street to Ro-
sen & Gertzler; in 16 West Thirty-first
street to Wallace Cloak Company. space
In 172 Madison avenue to Algaze &
Jaffe: in 81 West Twenty-first street
to Anna Gold; in II West Thirtieth
street to Chester & Sosnoff: in 81 and 33
East Thirty-third street floor TO Strul-
solm & Goldman; ground floor and base
ment in 404 West Twenty-seventh street
and 2S7 Ninth avenue to Messfnore a.
Damon, Inc, at rental aggregating
$4,000: for Bing & Bing space in 81 to
As West Twentieth street TO Neiman,
Lipman, Prens and Silverman.
Henry Brady leased space in 207 West
Thirty-fourth street to the Terminal
Embroidery Shop: also the pent mousse on
roof of 291 and 293 Seventh avenue to
Samuel Z. Moro. and space on the
third floor to Daniel Slvermail. resi-
dent buyer for Peck & Co: also with
Rice 6 Hill space in 1862 Broadway to
Anchor Specialties Company.
Robert L. Kelly leased to the York
vile Delicatessen Company store in 631
Third avenue; also to Ferdinand Schap-
rian store in 203 East Thirty-eighth
street, and two lofts in lat East Forty
first street to John Philips.
Leon S. Altmayer and Chr. Volz-
ing & Son leased store in 925 Third ave-
nue. to the Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company.
Adams G. Co. leased store in 1905
Broadway to William Hoffman. jcwelry
and novelties. at an aggregate rental Of
about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
BUYS GREENWICH HOUSE
FOR BROKERS' OFFICES

George Howe. the broker. has pur-
chased the property in Greenwich.
Conn.,. known as The Manor" at tn.
corner of the Post road and Fields
Point road. The residence will be CON
verted into brokerage Offices to meet
the growing demands of MIR. Howe's
business In Greenwich and the Connect
cut field in general. The main rooms
on the ground floor will be remodelled
into offices. The grounds will be made
attractive with a circular driveway
giving ample parking space. The office
will be in charge of Marshall C. ALA
ben, manager of the Greenwich district.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
LOAN FOR ALLERToN HOUSE.

8. w. Straus q Co. have under
written a first mortgage bond issue or
S1.100s000 on the new nineteen story
Allerton House, at 130 East Fifty sew
enth street The building is now IL.
course of construction. The land fronta
81 feet inches. on the south of Fifty
seventh street 20 feet 8 inches. west
OF Lexington avenue. by 100 feet deep.
plus frontage OF rs feet on the west
side of Lexington avenue. 25 feet 8
inches south OF Fifty-seventh street and
contains approximately s.462 square
feet. A valuation OF S1.600.000 has been
placed on the land and building.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
RAY ESTATE DISPOSES
OF OLD CHELSEA FLAT

After an ownership OF eighteen
years the seven story Huntington
apartments at 234 to 23S West Twenty
first street have been sold by the heirs
of Frances A. Ray. The structure
stands on plot 59.2x10s.6, about mid
way between Seventh and Eighth ave-
nues, and was held at s175.000. 1t was
one of the first big apartments put up
in the Chelsea district
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
REX BEACH SELLS HOUSE.

L. ]. Phillips & CO. sold for Rex
Beach. the writer. who was represented
by Stern & Rubin. attorneys. the four
story American basement dwelling at
So West Seventieth street, on lot
16.1Ix100.5. The purchaser after max
ing extensive alterations will occupy.
The property was held at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-23
LESSEE WILL IMPROVE
THIRD AVENUE CORNER

Charles Herman of the Herman Con-
tracing Company has leased from the
United Cigar Stores Company the two
four story frame buildings at the north
west corner of Third avenue and Eighty
sixth street. 50x100, through e. H. Rap
paport, Inc. The aggregate rental Is
said to be in the neighborhood of $780,.
900. The lessee announces that the site
will be improved with a modern build
ing. The brokers have been appointed
agents Of the property.