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Evening star., 1922-06-23
PROMOTER SEES KEARNS i
AND THEN STARTS PLANS
Tex Prefers Boyle's Arena in Jersey If Authorities
Agree-Fight Not Likely to Be This Year.
Terms Not Discussed.

EW YORK. June 23-Tex Rickard will promote
Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills for the world heavyweight
pionsfp Such of
Madison Square Garden
champion; Dan McKek kearn representatives and
Frank Fournoy the matchmaker
ekad has looked aorab the When the match
first discussed months who
biggest bouts the history the upon IT.
AT publicly
convinced that there s public io meeting
Evening star., 1922-06-23
U. S. WOMAN RING QUEEN
CHALLENGES EUROPEAN

NEW YORK, June 23-Mrs.
Carrie Kelley. who claims the
wonan's boxing championship of
the United States. has challenged
Nile. lNOnne La Mar, the French
claimant TO the European title.
Mrs. Kelley boasts a string of
Twenty-Five knOckOuts
Evening star., 1922-06-23
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERN LEAGUE.
Baltimore. q: Toronto, ;.
Rochester ;: Newark. =.
Jersey city. ): Syracuse. 4
Buffalo. IA: Reading. 10.
MERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo :; Milwaukee. l.
Columbus 6; Kansas City. =.
Louisville, 4: st. Paul -
Minneapolis. 6: indianapolis. 4.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
High Point. IL: Danville, 10.
Winston Salem. $: Durham. II.
Raleigh. s-3; Greensboro. II
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
birmingham. :. Atlanta, IA innings
"a lied account darkness.
Mobile 4: New orleans. ..
Memphis. 10: Chattanooga
Nashville 4; Little Rock, 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charlotte. 4; Spartanburg. ).
Columbia, ]; Charleston, q.
Augusta Is: G-eenville, q.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

ninth-inning rally enabled Roam
er Athletic Club to defeat Black Ath-
letic Club. : to s. Brayton did some
good hurting for the Roamers.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

The Mackmen are without the serv-
ices of Frank Bruggy. the catcher
having the thumb on his throwing
hand split in an exhibition game
with the Reds at Akron. Ohio, yes
terday. BruGgy probably will be out
of service for three weeks. but in the.
meantime Ralph Perkins probably will
do fair job of receiving for the AS.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Brooklyn at y. Y Brooklyn at y. Y.
Boston at Phila. Boston at Phi!a.
I Inc iunati ut Pitts. Cincinnati at Pitts.
Chicago at s.. Louis. Chicago at St Louis.
Brooklyn. 3: New York, >.
Pittsburgh. s; Chicago. g.
Philadelphia. j: Boston 4.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
MANY FLIVVER WITH BAT
In THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

ERY have been turned National League
batters far displaying concerned
B. Griffith of Brooklyn be
thought likely strike the
well for New Orleans last Bgbe
cuahou his hattin leu
Evening star., 1922-06-23

Great improvement in infield play
may be looked for on the local lot
now. the diamond having been prac-
tlcally remade. During the recent
absence of the Nationals the bare
spots. particularly those around the
pitchers box and second base, were
resodded. The diamond now presents
very attractive appearance
Evening star., 1922-06-23
STATISTICS OF MAJORS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Phila at Washington. Phila at Washington
New York at Boston. New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago. Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit. st. Louis at Detroit.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston, q: New York, 9.
Detroit, 3: ST. Louis. (11 innings.
Chicago. 3; Cleveland. o.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

kn"Ny4l.". :: Ci-,e!and :.
Bristol. 10: h;H.>prrr :.
Greenv.i!r. /: Johnson ci:y. q.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Rocky Mount. g: Newport News. :.
Richmond. :: Wilson. &
Norfolk. l.: Portsmouth. ..
Evening star., 1922-06-23

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Jacksonville. {; Lakeland. =
Daytona. ): Tampa. !.
ST p.tsrsbir@ 4 Orlando, O.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

Outfielder EiSch, highly touted
right hand hitter with the Sioux City
club OF the Western League. would
have received a trial with the Griff-
men il he had not been grabbed by
the Chicago Nationals. The Cubs had
an option on the player and exercised
ii before Griff's scout could talk busi-
ness.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Charlotte. 4; Spartanhurg. 3.
Columbia. ]: Charleston, ~.
Augusta. IS: Greenvil!". ".
Evening star., 1922-06-23

johnson, who hiked home after
blanking the White SOx last Sunday
is booked to repel the Athletics here
this afternoon. Mack has a long list
of hurlerS available for service in
cluding Hasty Heimach. Moore. Var
rison and Sullivan. To date this sea-
Evening star., 1922-06-23

High Point. IL; Danville, 10.
Winston Salem. $: Durham. Il.
Raleigh. s-3; Greensboro. II.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

son the AS have an edge on the Griff-
men, five games TO four.
Part of the receipts of today's game
will be diverted to the Golfers of the
Boy Scouts, who. as usual, on Friday.
will be admitted free as will also fans
of the fair Sex.
"Punk" Luther. the right hand pitch
er from Newberry College. has Joined
the Nationals and for the past two
days has been working out under the
eye OF President Griffith. Luther is
big fellow. more than six feet tall. and
looks as if he might develop. but, nat
urally, is green now.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
S4O6, $50 IS REALIZED
AT SPECIAL SALE
Day Sells Various Parcels IN
II Vesey Street.

"Aspetong." 1oa acre estate at New
Windsor. Orange county. N. Y. was
sold yesterday by Joseph p. Day In the
salesroom at Is yesey street to DR..
Herman Schwart for s4s,100. At the
same epecial sale the Naughton Con-
structlon Company bought two parcels :
one was the five story tenement at the
northeast corner of Eleventh avenue am
Fifty-third street, which brought s21,-
25O; the other was at 35 East First
street for s1S.90o.
Jacob Finklestein paid sf22.600 for
the four tenements comprising the norsh-
east corner OF First avenue and Sec
ond street, also offered In partition pro-
ceedings.
In the Washington Heights section
Herbert Milton paid $4,000 for the plot.
75x10o. in the west side of Haven ave-
nue. fronting on West 1e9th street. The
same purchaser paid $4,000 for tho
plot. 75x10o. on Service street. almost
In the rear OF tho Haven avenue lots.
On the lower East Side william Rosen-
baum paid $4,000 for the two story
tenements at 339 and s41 East Fifth
street. On the West Side Clarence
Scherrmiester of Brooklyn paid s52.350
for the two tenements at the southwest
corner OF Tenth avenue and Fifty-nrst
street, which were sold for an estate.
Two bungalows at Long Beach, at
Tennessee avenue and Vermont street,
near the Atlantic Ocean. sold for s4.5o0
and $4,000 each to Rose Edelston and
Edward Roeder. The four story hotel
building at the southeast corner or
Liberty and West streets was taken by
]. Il. Howell for ss7,500. and I. Moritz
acquired for S13.750 the plot or six lots
on the west side of Reservoir Oval West,
south OF cloth street, The Bronx.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
other Bronx transactions.
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Charles Schuclz OF this city has pur-
chased a plot 37.6x125 ut 1918 Caryl
avenue, Yonkers. from Mrs. Elizabeth
Cooley, through Thomas s. Burke. The
same broker sold the two and one-half
story stone and frame dwelling at 1913
warburton avenue, Yonkers, for Mrs.
r.. c.. Hudson to Mrs. Z. r. Barnett
II. Goldschmidt sold for Mrs. Gertrude
Lehman O two and half story dwelling
and garage on Fulton street, Lawrence,
L. l., to Mrs. Ethel Marlsowitz for oc-
cupancy In Woodmerc for Louis NJ. and
Albert Block a three story brick dwell
ing and garage on Burton avenue. now
in the course OF construction to Frances
Fields Marcus, and for IT. Schmand q
two and 4 half story dwelling and ga
rago on Central avenue. Woodmere.
i. T., to Lee Miller. and 60 Louis M. and
Albert Block a plot OF three-uuarters OF
an acre In Woodmere Park for improve
ment.
Prince & Ripley sold for the Gedney
Farm Company a plot on the south side
OF Robinhood road at Gedney Farm. to
Emily w. Blackman of this city. The
purchaser will erect residence.
Chauncey' 3. Griffen has sold for
Louis r. Genung vacant plot on Davis
avenue, White Plains Highlands section.
to John Moll.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
News Of the Real Estate World
STRONGER DEMAND
FOR RESIDENCES
Physician Buys Columbia
Leasehold Dwelling at As
West 50th Street.

william J. Taylor sold to d. George
H. Ryder the four story dwelling. 15x
10o.5. at As West Fiftieth street. Colum-
bia College leasehold.
Pease e Elliman sold for Josephine
L. Parsons and Emily II. wagstaff
the four story seventeen foot dwelling
at 20 West Ninth street between Fifth
and Sixth avenues.
L. ). Phillips & Co. sold for Miriam
v. Lincoln the three story dwelling at
336 West Eighty-fourth street.
Clients of Mack & Taylor. attorneys.
have formed the 46 West Nlnety-fifth
Street. Inc. for the purpose of buying
the three story dwelling. 1exioos, at
that address.
Everett M. Seixas Company sold for
l.. Kellmann the three story dwelling
at $50 East Forty-third street. l6.Sx10o.
to Mrs. Catherine Gerrity. who will
occupy.
Jonas Kahn sold 1864 Lexington ave-
nue., l6. 6.sxS5. a dwelling and atore, to c.
A. Schultze. Sigrnund Levy was the
broker.
Albert II. Stout sold to Mrs. Eliza
Seaman. 3l4 West 18TH street. three
story dwelling, 16x100; also A5 West
bath street, three story uWeiiil6
15x100. to client of Charles Taylor.
Temple c. Burge solu to the Ethel
Holding Corporation 274 West 12Sth
street. a four story house. 20. .10Xs9.1i.
Pincus d. Epstein sold to Louis PERL
man, 335 East Eighty-second street, q
three story dwelling, 1T.l0xfO2.2.
The three story dwelling, 2ox9o, at
the northeast corner of Edgecombe ave-
nue. and 136th street, has been purchased
by the Roach Leasing Company from
Harry w. Bell.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
START WORK ON HOTEL
FOR WORKING WOMEN

Work IL to be started soon on a
thirteen story apartment house to be
erected on a plot OF about l20 by 100
feet at 415-423 West Thirty-fourth street.
The building will be known as .he Web
ster Apartments. and Is to be erected
under the provisions of the will of the
late Charles Il. webster, who was for
many years senior partner in the firm
OF II. II. Macy & Co. BY the provisions
OF that will. rooms and board In this
building are to be furnished at cost
to working women.
The structure win contain about 400
bedrooms. large dining room and IL
brary, and will be attraetively furnished
BY the owners when completed. The
architects are Parish & Schroeder and
tho general contractors for the building
are the Edward Corning Company.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
To-DAY,s AUCTION SCHEDULE.

Several properties OF tho late Emanuel
Heilner and Moses ]. WOLF. old time
operators. are to be sold to-day by
Bryan l.. Kennedy. Inc. in the vesey
street salesroom. The properties In
clude an eight story loft at East
Seventeenth street, through to East
Eighteenth street; an eight story loft
at 20 East Seventeenth street: a six
story building at Is East Seventeenth
street four story dwelling Mt IS West
Eighty-seventh street, and the southwest
corner OF Central Park West and 107th
street. a five story apartment house,
and several taxpayers Mr. Kennedy
will also sell number OF properties in
the Bronx, including plot 125x75 on the
southeast corner Of Hobart avenue and
194th street and q plot 75x122 on the
north side Of 140th street, 175 feet west
If Southern Boulevard.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
CALL FOR SPACE KEEPS
RENTING BROKERS BUSY

Cushnlan & Wakefield. Inc. leased Of
fees in the Canadian Pacific Building.
Madison avenue, Forty-third to Forty
fourth streets, to Elias Rothschild & Co.
Charles r. Hedden Company of Newark,
". T.; Il. S. Latremorc and Public Fuel
Service. Inc.
Cross & Brown Company leased to
Brainson, Inc, the third floor in East
Thirty-seventh street : in the Fisk Build
ing. Fifty-seventh street and Broadway,
space to Harry Rittner and Herman Rit-
tenberg, automobile accessories; Alvey
Ferguson Company. Inc, conveying ma
chinery; ]. L.. Roman, executive OFFICES
to the Marshall Construction Company
and to j. II. Oppenheim and Milton 3.
Mooney Offices in 1882 Broadway.
Henry Shapiro & Co. rented In the
northeast corner of Broadway ana
Forty-first street offices to the follow
ing: Bancroft & L'Esperance. 9. A. Nc
Adams, Universal Chain Company. II. w.
Brown, Marcus w. Russ, Joseph Milstein-
Charles r. Rhoades, James d. Burton
Company, Albert Leo. Halpern & Schei-
ner. George w. l. Dwinell, Spencerian
Business Service Systems, Inc, and Bel
mont Drug Corporation, Inc.
Charles i. Noyes Company leased
store In Maiden lane now occupied by
George III. Squires to Abraham Levy,
ieweler, for ten years at an aggregate
rental of about $4,000. The Noyes
Company also rented offices in 81 Maiden
lane to Robert G. Kerr. Jr., In 81 Fulton
street to Paul Berghaus, portion OF floor
In 46 West Twenty fourth street to the
New York Federation OF Churches and
space in 132 Front street 70 Domestic
Sugar Producers. inc.
Pease e Elliman have leased to the
Misses Flora L. Valentine and Jane
Bradley store in 40 West Forty-seventn
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The Haggstrom-Callen Company
leased space in the Simpson Building,
corner OF Broadway and Sixty-seventn
street, to Elmer s. Hobson. Hobson OH
Company: Seward w. Hartley, Stewart
$. McClelland. the Hartland Company.
George =. Rarig. Charles Haldane, Edgar
y. Snnrney. the Beaver Hill Sports Field,
Charity Organization Society. Hudson
district: National Association of Audu-
bon Societies and Samuel II. Martin.
Edward J. Hogan leased to the Cor
don Electric Company space In 3S Park
place through to 81 Barclay street; and
to Lewis & Root. Inc, floor In 22 Park
Place
Charles r. Noycs Company leased store
in 940 Broadway at an aggregate rental
or about $4,000: for II. D. Self the
building 24S Water street TO Wally A.
Holman floor in % Beekman street to
Charles H. Bertram; in Is Fulton street
TO James r. Richards In GIT East
Eighteenth street to Ralph II. Wntney; /;
In 12G Maiden lane to Harry Osborne,
and in 10 Gold street to Edward Lin
gert.
Harris. vought Or Co. leased n loft IN
no Grand street to Kahn Bros. & Quint
and Maisol Bros. In 1872 West Twenty
second street to Hyman Goodstein and
slgmund Lehr: in 40 West Thirty-fourth
street TO +. Meyer and in 3SS Sixth ave-
nue. to Fairscx Embroidery Company.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
MERCHANT PURCHASES
BROOKLYN STORE BLDG.
Active DUeiling Market in
Kings County.

The Leverich Realty Corporation sold
for III. Levy the two story and cellar
modern department store building. 40x
1875. 1913 Broadway. to Joseph
Michaels of J. Michaels. Inc, who plans
to occupy II.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 662
Mansfield place. between Glenwood and
Farragut roads. detached one family
residence. on plot 40x10o. for James
Gillies
Meister Builders. Inc, soid dwelling
at 1S0a Emerson place. to Charles Wat
son. r. Woodward was the broker.
A. Afishlzin sold for the Kings View
Homes Corporation a dwelling, 31x100.
In Parkway Gardens
A client of George j. Taper has sold
the private dwelling at 336 Floyd street.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
GARAGE INTERESTS BUY
SITE ON AMSTERDAM AV.

L. J. Phillips & Co. sold for the
trustees OF the estate Of Max Freund a
plot OF about eight lots on the east side
of Amsterdam avenue about $50 feet
north OF the Washington Bridge Plaza,
at 1921 street
The purchasing corporation, repre-
penting the interests OF an out or town
investor. will erect at once garage
with accommodations for 160 cars. The
property ia In tho business zone. but
after serious consideration and modlfica-
tlons OF the proposed plans permit for
the erection OF the structure was OBJ.
tained from the Board of Appeals.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12

on a plot 100x1s-s to Isidor Krasner.
The purchaser has bought the premises
for occupancy.
Samuel Galitzka sold for vanderpool,
Inc. to Herman Nelson a two story
house with double garage ON plot,
40x1o0, on the east side Of East Twenty
ffurth street, $40 feet north OF Ave. j.
known as s51 East Twenty-fourth street.
Flatbush.
Martin Company leased for the Fr'iars
Head Land Corporation to Catherine
Lester the three story dwelling at l27
Remsen street.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
COAL DEALERS ADD TO
WATERFRONT PROPERTY
Burns Bros. Buy at Foot of
East Fifty-sixth Street.

Burns Bros. Bought property at the
foot OF East Fifty-sixth street. abut-
ting their coal yards. from the Andrews
Institute for Girls. 1t measures 6l.5x
9Sx irregular and carries rights to land
under water.
The Greenwich Village Meat Market
Company. tenant. purchased the three
story store building. 22.9xS0. at w sixth
avenue, south of Eighth street.
The building with stores, 25x10o. at
131 West i16tn street. between Lenox
and Seventh avenues, has been pur-
chased by Edward Spiegel Of the B. $.
T. Realty Corporation. The buyer will
install additional stores for the mil
linery trade.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
OPERATOR ACQUIRES
1SLOTS IN BRONX
M. Natanson Buys Vacant
Block Front on East fremont
Ave.; Other Transactions.

Max n. Natanson has purchased
from Rosalie c. Collhan. Edward A..
John ]. and Frank NJ McQuadc, the
vacant plot comprising the block front
on East fremont avenue (i17th streeD,
between Crotona Parkway and Honey
we'll avenue. The property has 'front.'
ages of 12i feet on fremont avenue,
20S feet on Crotona Parkway and 191
feet ON Honeywell avenue, and includes
ahout thirteen city lots. 1t was held
at $l25 600. This is the first sale OF the
property in over forty years. Clifford
Aaron was the broker.
other Vacant Plot Deals.
NJ M. Reynolds sold to Bergman
Wood Working Company two lots,
60xi15, on Westerchester avenue. fifty
feet north OF Beach avenue. The buyers
will improve the property Immediately.
The same broker sold to Rex Gilmartin
the triangle corner at 177th street.
Leland avenue and AfcGraw avenue.
Martin Stein sold a lot. 25x100, on the
west side OF Grand Concourse, twenty
five feet south of 175th street ]. Clar-
ence Davies and John Pfluger were
the brokers.
Apartment House Trading.
II. +. Wood sold to John seinfeld
2o95 Grand Concourse. near 1Soth street.
a five story apartment house, 1o5x102.
renting for s43.000 and held at $24oo00.
Charles Wynne and Louis IL. Low.
operators, have resold to an investing
client OF u. S. TANGO and Sol Ullman.
1887 and 14o9 Southern Boulevard. q
six story apartment house. 5ox1e0. con-
tanning six families on a floor and re-
turning a rental of $4,000. 1t was held
RcnA Aln w. x,-t,x 1.v
purchased from DR.. Gross.
Nehring Brothers have sold for
Charles Sachs to Wilhelmina Berten-
berg. 112 Nagle avenue, q tewenty-five
family apartment house. 40x150, renting
for $4,000. and held at $4,000.
P. M. Clear & Co. sold for the Dor
mond Realty Company, Inc, the two FIVE
story tenements. 33x100 each, at 405S-
4062 Third avenue to the Loan Star
Realty Corporation. The property was
held at $65,000.
A Mr.. Hampton Is reported to have
sold tho two five story apartments at
9O1 and 905 Beck street, each 36.5x100,
near Tiffany street.
Operator Buys Taxpayer.
The John p. Peel Company sold for
the Jupiter Realty Company, Nathan
Wilson president the one story taxpayer
at 1869 University avenue to the Will
lam S. Dempsey Realty Company, Inc.
G. Cariucci g. Co. sold for the s. r. w.
Building Corporation to Louis Rosasco
the new one story taxpayers with nine
stores. 6ox1o0. at the northeast corner
OF 1S1st street and Walton avenue. held
at $4,000.
other Bronx Transactio
Eugene l.. Larkin sold for William
T.. Mary A. and Willis III. Thorn the
two and a half story residence at 2G74
Bailey avenue. northeast corner Of 19Sd
street, 5o0x10o, held at $4,000. 1t was
erected by the late William Thorn
twelve years ago. The new owner viii
occupy.
ID. A. Trotta sold for Anthony Avenue
Realty Company two two family dwell
inGs. 5ox100, at $50 and S71 Ford street.
The Bess Realty Corporation sold to
Wolf Steinberg the four story fiat, look
99.1, on the west side of Brook avenue,
1862 feet south OF Wendover avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
LOAN FOR COTTON EXCHANGE,

For the erection of its twenty-three
story exchange and office structure the
New York Cotton Exchange has OBJ
tanned from the Equitable Life AS
surance Society q loan Of S2,30e,00o.
The structure. from designs by Don
Barber, is to be built on the site OF the
present exchange, William street. Han
over square and Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
BUILDERS ACQUIRE SITE
FOR EAST 84TH ST. FLAT

Tho Mandei- Enrich Corporation has
rcsold to a builder, for Improvement
with a nine story apartment house. the
plot boxfo2.2 on the north side OF Eighty
fourth street, seventy feet west OF
Madison avenue. recently purchased
from the Mid-City Realty Cooperation.
Feincr &c Mass attorneys. represented
the Mandel-Ehrich Corporation. and
elisha Sniffin was the broker.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
Buyer. at jackson Heights.

Mrs. Mary ID. Iangiil Of Manhattan,
proprietor Of the Langili Commercial
Photo Company. has purchased an
apartment In 1876 Twenty-scccnd street,
jackson Heights another buyer Of an
anartrnert in i43 Twenty-second street
Il Mrs. M. T.. Evans of Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
Deal on Columbus Avenue.
other srurtifam,ly House sares.

J. Geisler OF Goodwin & Goodwin. Inc.
sold to the Vivian Green Construction
Company the four four story tenements
at 226 to 232 East Seventieth street. on
a plot 100x100. renting for s13,5O0 and
held at $4,000, and for Henry Simon
the five story double flat at 81 West
117th street, 2sx1oo, held at 100000.
e. II. Ludlow & Co. have sold for
Florence Rudden the five story tene-
ment at 627 East Twelfth street to the
Dormond Holding Corporation. Simon
Myers, president.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
IN THE AUCTION ROOM
"a vesoy street)
BY Samuel Marx

BY SnmulI Marx
FIFTH Av, 900. cor 7sth st. betty dwllg,
25.sxf00: william v Lawrence agt Skifs
Realty co Ut al. Gellcr. Rolston Blanco,
attys: amt due. 500 5,5gf.54; taxes. &c,
Sg,04i: to the plaintiff for 100000.
by 1. Lincoln seide Co.
AUDUBON Av. W cor 1Tist 81, pDx1o5.
vac. Edward Bechtoidt agt Atlantic Realty
due. s44,s57. 50: taxes. &C, s2,s35.2o: ad-
jourred to April 10.
ny Bryan l.. Kennedy.
BURNSIDE Av. n cor Loring pi, B0xfCU.
vac: exrs sale; 20 the A l. Building Cor
poration for Sl2. 900.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Rlchmond--sale or Rent.

st .500 TO 81. 500 Buys or Family Houses.
10 let, 2 fine apartments, Staten Islands
best neighborhood, 10 minutes from ferry.
S55 and s65 monthly. Call premises. SOB
Oakland av., West New Brighton, $. l., or
phone MATHEWS, Astoria 500
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
PERSONAL AND npERsoNAL.

Hugh l.. Mccormick was the broker in
the sale of. tho Sober estate building. at
1924 Broadway. to Joseph Schwartz, re-
ported yesterday.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12

Lawrence. Blake a Jewell have placed
with a savings bank a loan OF s315,000
on 116 to 40 West Scvsnty-second
street. fifteen story apartment hotel.
known as the George Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12

Julius Levy Is the buyer OF 1898
clay avenue, sold recently.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12

John Seinfeid II the buyer OF 1905
Grand Concourse. near is0th street, a
,lrve story apartment, held at s24O.c00
md recently sold through II. 4. Wood
The New York herald., 1922-04-12

Benedict Erstein Is the buyer OF 81
East Sixty-sixth street. and Lottie
Lomle Of 201 East Seventy-seventh
street, sold recently.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 5sth st. unciusive).
Fast River to North River.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12

The Title Guarantee and Trust Conn
pany has loaned 100000 ON six story
apartment house with stores at the
northwest corner Of Eighth avenue and
Twenty fourth street.