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The New York herald., 1922-12-14
OPERATORS LEAD IN
APARTMENT DEALS
B. Winter Buys Norman and
Fred. Brown Takes Over
Hudson Arms.

Wood. Dolson Company, Inc. through
Charles ]. Quinlan sold for the estate
of Henry r. Hoyt the eight story apart
ment house known as the Norman al
s7-sa West Ninety-third street. between
Columbus avenue and Central Park
West, 75x10o. irregular, to the Winter
Realities, Inc, Benjamin Winter. presi-
dent. The structure is arranged in suites
Of two seven, one six and one five room
apartment on each floor, and returns
Van annual rent roll OF more than $50, 900.
Included in the sale is the three story
dwelling at 81 West Ninety-thlrd street,
16.Sx64, which Is held for the protection
of light and air The property was held
at $4,000. II was originally built by
Julius Tischman e Sons, who sold 1t to
the Hoyt family through the present
brokers upon completion and this is the
first sale of the property in twelve years.
Frederick Brown has purchased through
Nehring Bros, brokers. from the estate
OF Frederick Gerken the Hudson Arms.
six story elevator apartment house at
the southwest corner of Fort Washing
ton avenue and 179th street, occupying
plot l00x1l2 feet. The property rents
of SIS room. The selling estate pur-
chased the property from the builders
several years ago. The house adjoins the
Chelsea NJ. e. Church on Fort Washing
ton, avenue, which gives II unobstructed
light and air on three sides.
Lotion Fl. Slawson resold the three five
story apartments with stores northeast
corner Columbus avenue and Ninety
sixth street to the NJ. G.. c. Realty Com
pany through II c. Kopp & Co. The
houses are known as 74l. 745 Columbus
avenue and 73 West Ninety-sixth street.
on a plot 09.11x49.1l. They were ac-
quired by Mr.. Slawson last July from
james A. Renwick and Meta Renwick
Sedgwick and were held at $4,000,
William s. Baker with J. Jeiot soIt>for
the 3157 Broadway Corporation. Morris
NJ. FIGHTER, president, to an Investing
client of Morris Gossert the six story
apartment house, northeast corner of
172d street and st. Nicholas avenue, 95x
125. 1t rents for about $4,000 and was
held at $325.000. Siegeltuch & Kraft, at
torneys, represented the seller
The Philip A. Payton. Jr.. Company
resold for Sol Freidus and Norris Stein
berg 1919 West 136th street, three six
story houses, No. Is being 25x1O and
Nos. II and 10. 37.6x100 each. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
The estate Of Isaac NJ. BERNSTEIN.
old time builder, has sold the four five
story apartment houses erected twelve
years ago at 522 TO 536 West 147th
street. each on plot 50xl00. The prop
erty is between Broadway and Amster-
dam avenue and provides accornmoda-
tions for eighty families.
Sherman & Kirschner with Jesse Pre-
,gosin sold for Isak Frasier the five story
double flat with two stores, 25xS5, at
237 East Ninety-fifth street.
John Finck sold the seven story loft
building, as Great Jones street, for the
Etagloc Realty Company also $40 West
Fifty-fourth street, three story building,
for John H. Cook. eI al, and fS47 First
avenue, five story tenement for the es-
tate Of Abraham Mordkowitz.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL.

Joseph =. Moss, formerly with Cruik-
| shank Company,~fs now associated with
Francis B. Robert.
has moved his office TO 426i Broadway,
corner of lsist street.
Joint Ownership Construction COM
pany. Inc. Frederic Culver president.
sold large duplex apartment In their
new 100 per cent. joint-ownership build
ing. which they are erecting at 955 Lex
ington avenue. TO Howard J. fiildt
Contract for the construction of a
country home and garage for William
II. Taylor at Hewlett Bay Park. l.. l..
has been awarded TO David U. Lonre-
necker OF Rockville Centre. The work.
will be direGed by w. Kenneth Wat
lSins. architect.
Purchasers of properties sold recently
are: The Geraidag Real Estate Cor
poration of the northwest corner of
Broadway and 1Tstf street. Charles ID.
May OF 23s East Seventy-fourth street;
Giuseppe Citrolo OF 30 Carmine st eet
and William Ketterer of a21 East Nine
ty-third street.
Studies OF the real estate and invest
rnent market In New York will be made
during three days convention In this
city OF the executives and sale force OF
the American Bond and Mortgage Com
pany, beginning this evening, December
"a. Senator-eiect Simeon d. Fess OF Ohio
will be the principal speaker Others
viii be w. j. Moore. president OF the
American Bond and Mortgage Com
pany. and William r Tienken. managing
editor OF the Real Estate Record and
Girdc, who viii talk on New York rent
ing conditions tomorrow afternoon.
Edwards. Dowdney & Richart placed
tho following ioane: $4,000 NJ 5ik per
cent. on one story and basement tax
payer. northwest corner of Valentine
avenue and KinEsbridge road: si65.001
at per cent. on one story taxpayer.
south side East fremont avenue. be-
tween Belmont and Crotorfo avenues !;
$4,000 at bit per cent. on al five story
apartment house at f03 verrniiyea ave-
nue.: $4,000 at per cent Oh one story
taxpayer. 5cH Broadway. and $4,000 at
bl1 per cent on a five story apartment
| house, eo5 West sevcnty.eighth street
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
FURRIER SELLS TALL
LOFT ON 28TH STREET
Lnvestor Buys Property Built
Ter Years Ago.

The sixteen story building. 1850 West
Twenty-eishth street. has been sold by
spear & 90. to an investing client OF
Middlebrook & Borland, attorneys. The
building. lo0xloo. was erected about ten
years ago by the Regent Construction
Company, a. Herskowitz. the furrier
and is pow sold for the first time. The
property is covered by a mortgage of
s525.000, held by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company.
Childs & Humphries sold for the heirs
Of the estate of Emma c. Beard, repre-
sented by Fortescue c. Metcaife, attor.
ney their interests in 628 Sixth avenue.
two four story business buildings 'front.'
ing Al feet and having a depth of 100
feet. by irregular. The property is op-
posite the new home Of the Greenwich
Savings Bank
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
UNITED CIGAR STOR ES
IN 81 ,OO0, 900 LEASE
Seek Store in Webb & Knapp
Building; Other Rentals.

The corner store in the building being
erected at the northeast corner OF Mad
ison avenue and Forty-sixth street by
Webb & Knapp is being leased by the
United Cigar Stores Company for twenty
years at reported aggregate rental OF
about s1,oOo.oo0. T.. II. Rappaport is
the broker 1t is expected that the con-
tract will be signed to-day. The store
fronts fifty feet on Madison avenue and
100 feet on Forty-sixth street. The
lessees win suitcase part of the space
Gross & Brown Company subleased
offices in $40 Fifth avenue to DR.
Samuel j. Einsteln, dentist; also with
Adams < Co eighth floor In 3S East
Thirty-second street TO the Diamond
Tea Gown Company, ladies' garments ;
also twelfth floor in 1877 Fifth avenue
to Daniel Hirsch, umbrellas.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
in Ligge.t Building, Forty-second street
and Madison avenue, to Henry r. Caul-
field and Frank l.. Best; In SAT Fifth
avenue to II. l.. Horton & Co., and In
105 West Fortieth street to Select Coun-
try Newspaper Association. Inc.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased
for Brown. Wheelock, Harris. vought &
Co., agents, offices In the new BOwery
Savings Bank Building. 110 East Forty
second street, to the Domestic Engi-
neering Company and Lyddon & Han
ford Company.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased
offices In II John street to Samuel B.
Goldberg and other offices in the same
building to Abram s. Parkhurst :, large
ortion OF the twelfth floor In 55 John
street to Sufrin & Gompers; In Ann
street a store to Abraham Gershon at a
rate In excess OF $50 per square foot I:
fifth floor IN 625 Broadway to Abraham
Greensboro and the eleventh floor 10
Steinfeld Tailoring Company repre-
sented by Cross & Brown.
Hamilton Iselin g. Co. leased fur
nished apartment in 56 West Fiftieth
street, to Julia Z. Klrchner.
l.. j. Philips & Co. leased for fifteen
years TO the van-Noy Interstate Com
pany. which operates the Gem luncheon
cite counters, store, basement and rear
yard at Al East F'ifty-ninth street. Tho
lessons were represented by A. N. Git
tcrman.
The Gotham Shops Inc, dealers In
musical instruments, leased store and
second floor for a term Of years In SO
Broadway. Sturgis & Lyon were the
brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
ROYAL DUTCH REDUCES
ITS INTERIM DIVIDEND
2 r. e. Extra by Manufactur-
ers Light and Heat.

The Royal Dutch Company has de-
clared an interim dividend OF 70 per cent.
in cash. payable January /. 1873. Last
year an interim dividend of Is per cent.
was paid Uncertainty regarding taxes
to be imposed by the Dutch East Indies
Government was assigned as the reason
for the decrease this year
The Manufacturers Light and Heat
Company has declared an extra dividend
of per cent. and the regular quarterly
dividend of per cent, both payable
ber So
The Hamilton Brown Shoe Company
has declared a dividend of per cent.
payable December %. and dividend OF
per cent. payable January 2, both to
stockholders of record December i6.
These payments will bring the total
years dividends up to II per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List Of Business Propertie. To Lei
Classified for Convenient Reference
LOFTS & FLOOR SPACE.

1itt.
18TH ST.--ff1-i19 w. 100xlS4.
Reasonable: chas. II. Vanse'
18TH ST.-o51 w. 1900 So. Il.
Reasonable. Revel Realty &
Securities Co.. 50 w. 5tth ST.
2IST T.--41 w. Attractive. 5000
s2.soo. Apply Sharum Co., ITO
Broadway.
2oD sT.--2ii f. 5000 50. It.
Reasonable. Apply l.. ~. Har-
tog. premises. Gramercy 2ge6.
2fTH STD w. 45x100. Rea-
sonable. Julius Tishman e.
Sons. $50 Madison av.
24TH ST-f3i w. Attractive.
sGoo-sc 800. Apply sharum Co.,
10 Broadway.
2JTH ST.-i42 Z. $1,000 year.
S. l.. Frank, 1920 Broadway.
37TH ST.--25-2T W. 2Jxs5. Rea-
sonable. Apply Uliman. prem
ises.
sTrH sr.-ci1-3 w. Front part.
Reasonable. NJ. J.. Mulqueen,
291 Broadway.
3STH ST.-305 w. I,fo0 n. $50
month. Apply Peck. 26s w. 34th.
39TH SITS L. Two, 1900 n.
each. Reasonable. Daniel II.
Jackson. 5G5 9th av.
45TH ST--s w. Attractive. Rea-
sotable. Apply Angelo, prem
iset.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Apply Mr..
Hcrter. phone Lenox 1000.
BROADWAY. 1919. 2,6i0 So. n.
Reasonable. Apply VI. Z. A. Co.,
room 1905. premises.
FOURTH AV.-3i4. 1900 So. Il.
, Reasonable. Max n. Natanson.
800 5th ay.
FIFTH Av.--55. Four floors. is.-
coo so. II. each. Reasonable.
F'red'k Brown. COS 5th av.
FIFTH AV.-i22. 763 50. It.
si.2o0. Apply Z. Sharum Co,
f70 Broadway.
FIFTH AV.-i22. LOO sq. II.
81. 500 Apply Il. Sharum Co.,
10 broadway.
FIFTH Av.-122. 1923 81. Il.
$500. Apply Z. Sharum Co,
ITO Broadway.
FIFTH AV.--i22. 1890 sd. II.
$4,000. Apply II. Sharum Co.,
10 broadway.
ORCHARD ST. 50. Reasonable
rental. Inquire Ridley. 50 Al
len st.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE.
CITY.

&ttN.
4sp sT.-yanderbilt Az; Corner;
Av. Bldg. 81 r. S2d a..
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Apply Mr..
Harter. Phone l.enos o0p0.
BEAVER sT.--22 COycriooking
harbor). 1890 IT,; reasonable.
Apply Room 1906 Phone Bowl
ing Green OJ10.
BROADWAY--if33 (St. James
Rldg.). Reasonable. Apply Spear
= Co.. 1891 broadway.
BROADWAY-1265 f32d SD. Win
divides reasonable. Apply Supt.
on promises.
BRoADwAY-isip Gotham Nat.
Bank PidcD. 10th floor. Apply
81. p. A. Co. Room 1905. prem
isee.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE. A,,rac-
tive. reasonable. Apply =. 3.
Hutchin, premises.
FOURTH Av.-43i4 ashland Bldg
y 400 SO. IT,; reasonable. Max y.
FOURTH AN.--3i4 Ashland BldE)
500 "a. IT.: reasonable. Max
n. Natanson. 522 Fifth av.
FOURTH AN.--f32 cool 800 sd.
H.; reasonable. Apply Mr. Her
ter. Ienox 5000.
FIFTH AVE-. fs 900 50 a.
reasonable. Fred'k Brown. JSJ
Iifih av.
FIFTH Av.--4sd ST. (zeiEie-
Hldg). Reasonable. Park Av.
Onerating Co, 5i2 Firth av.
FIFTH AV.-Rea enable rental.
Phone Bryant 5000.
LfGcET-r BUfLDING.--c4O ~ r.;
Reasonable. Apply 42d st. and
Madison av., Liggctt Bldg,
Room 200.
MADISON SQUARE, rooms.
reasonable. Phone Ashland 2i64.
NASSAU ET.--1S (Tribune Bldg
f21. Reasonable. Apply Cross
Fermanos. 3G3 Fourth av.
SIXTH Av.--473. Part OF real 80
tate office; reasonable. Apply
premises.
WEBSTER Av.--aio oxif; rea-
sonable. Apply Mr. =. J. En-
eclhaum, premises.
WEBSTER Av.--ioio. Gxif: rea
sonshle Apply J. J. Engeibaum.
premises.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14

WIZ, Newark Westinghouse, $50 Meters).
900 A. M-Early morning repors and
prices of farm products,
il;55--standard II time signals from Airing
ton; weather forecast.
1900 N. and I 100 r. M.-Opening prices on
active bonds. stocks, grain.. coffee and
farm products. ducts Musical Musical program.
400 P M.-Closing prices on stocks, bonds,
grain, coffee and sugar.
2;oo-"Book Reviews" Grace colbron.
5:so-Closing prices on stocks, bonds. grain.
coffee and sugar.
o;43-Resume of sporting events.
sSSJaeh EaSSit eaSsfam stor,es, David Cory
s:30-Concert, William d. Goble, tenor;
Louis Thomson. accompanist.
onss sesTf% N 5ad mdSn Fsaer Rn
Emblem" Thompson: That Angel Cake, =
smith; Ireland, Mother Ireland Lough-
souci: THE vSo World i0I IS Waiting for the
Sunrise" seitz
s:45--Concert. Janet Bush Hecht, mezzocon-
tralto, aud Mabel Anna Corby, composer
Program The Lost Hours" Kramer;
II Love Thee Grieg; .Morning sPesks speak
Corby The Prayers' and "A Kiss" from
When Sappho Sang, Corby.
e;somconeeIt. Singer ,Mssnsfaa,cturins Com a
gram to be announced by radio.
9:55-Arington time signals: weather fore
cast.
1O01-Contlnuation of the program by the
Singer Manufacturing Companys Or
chestra.
WAEF, Manhattan american Telephone and
Telegraph Company, 900 Meters).
$3.50 p. M.-Readings. TO music, Madeline
Shapiro. Violin obbligato by Sadye Nau-
7;So-Recitai, Isabel Franklin. dramatic So
prano. accompanied by Minahel Hunt;
ing" Glmbel Brothers. New York piano
solos, Eugene Ferrer; recital. William
Sweeney, barytone. accompanied by A. V.
Service and Courtesy talk by II. j.
Carroll. lecturer and public speaker.
w0R. Newark 900 Meters).
. 80 p. M.-violin recital, Chaees winters.
Sonata In major. Handel; adagio, al
2:45--songs. Louis Bennett. barytone. of Bos-
ton. "Dio Possente," Gounod; 'Reviens, -
Sachr ''Vi"ion Neneziana.' Orvieto-Brogi
"Cobbln," Sanderson.
Leoncavalo Mr.. Bennett will sing the
famous prologue from this opera
slavonc dance, Dvorak- -Kreisier; romance,
Wleniawski caprice (violin 2lone). Whit
o--; romance, Reo-hoven.
s.45-songs. Louis Bennett Lost Chord =
Sullivan; "Invictus, Huhn; lie Cor
F1egier.
6:i5~santa Claus hour. Santa Claus will
talk to the kiddles every evening at this
hour and tell them of his Experiences
During the Day In Toyland."
9 :c5-Dr. Doris Doscher, beauty specialist
OF the New York Evening World. will con-
tinue the series of lectures on Physical
Culture"
6:45-f;eorge o Draper. one of the national
authorities on games. secretary OF the
physical department of the international
committee OF the Y. NJ. G. A.. viii speak
IN Come or ard Piav."
WGY Schenectady tGen. Ell. Co.--i03 Meters).
20 M-United States Naval Observatory tim
signals.
q 80 p. M.--Noon stock market quotations.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
s,,2ao.Soo GARAGE LEASES.

Fran,ia J Phinrs & CO leased for
the w J. f., Inc the Greenwood Gar
age. 1s7o-fs7s .Inwo9d avenue ard
170th street. Bronx. to Bradley II. Mey-
ers, for twenty one years at an aggrc-
gate rental of $4,000 The same firm
sold for the cliff Garage. Inc, its lease
on the Brunswick GARAGE 13Oth street
and Convent avenue. New York. for the
balance OF 10 years at an aggregate
rental OF sse5.000 to Emil O. Humble
and for benjamin Bookbinder 20 Joseph
I,pssi the lease on garage. 1sith street
and Brown place Bronx, for tho balance
Of nine years at an aggregate rental OF
g72OOO.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
M,CUE To DE SANTA CLAUS.

Marty McCue. Clerk OF the Suffogates'
Court and Tammany leader of the
Twelfth Assembly district, will imper.
senate Santa Claus and distribute 500
Christmas baskets at the Tammany
club of the district. $50 Third avenue.
Sunday morning, December "a. The
food. candy and toys that will be given
TO the poor people Of the district. will
represent voluntary dorations and con-
tribuiions by the members OF the or
eanizr tion
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
HELD FOR MOTOR DEATH.

Charged with the death of Miss
Florence Carroll so, of 255 Fort Wash
ington avenue who died in Columbus
Hospital TUESDAY of injuries suffered
when she was struck by his autom bile,
Benjamin Stahl. 2S, of PALS Davidson
avenue, The Bronx. was arraIg Igned in
Homicide Court yesterday and held Ia
$2.500 bail by Magistrate Hovse for ex-
animation December 20. The accident
occurred last Monday at 172d street
and st. Nicholas avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
MICHIGAN INTERURBAN RE-
CEIyER

DETROIT Dec. 13.-John S. Collins OF
Jackson. general manager OF the Michi-
gan United Railways, was named to-day
by Federal Judge Arthur j. Tuttle as re-
ceiver for his company, after the filing
of petition for receivership by the
Commonwealth Power. Railway & Light
Company. The line serves about forty
cities and towns in the western and CEN
trail parts of the State.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
Fire Record

A. NJ LOSS
IL 2:15-Front OF 1875 Boston road, The
Bronx; surface car. ........ Unknown
f:o0-2i3 Canal ST.; Royal Art Glass
Company ...-........... lElliiflS
e:e0--4e w. 3ith ST.; Alpine Res
ldurant ............,....-. tnknoWl
e:oi-?36-23s Spring ST.; North River
Stores ................... Considerabie
5:50-I3 Washington ST.; Gustav
sliHons NO uauidbc
0:o5-10I0 Longwood av., The Bronx;
Longwood Garage .......... Unknown
D:15--25S8 Webster av., The Bronx;
P. NJ ~ " ''''' 80 80 : ''''''e
e:05-132 w. Seth ST.: Popular Ga
rage ..s.....-...., 1rlllinS
10000 w. 123d st.: unknown. Unknown
3:l5-350 L 42d St; Hilda Before. Unknown
3:1J-251 +. 1i2th ST.; Nike San
dcfe ..........:....... Unknown
3:20-154 StAnton ST.; unknown. Unknown
3;20-i59 Mott ST.: Frank vesteofito;
Unknown
a. - C1urcn ...........-.. ........ OnknOWn
4:1o-l44 Essex ST.: Harry Gallant Unknown
4:3O-l34l Brook av.. The Bronx.
BENJAMIN Chnureck ............ Slight
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
STORES.

4Nss
24TH ST.--f3f w. 25xfio. Rea-
sonable. Apply Sharum G. Co.,
5iST ST. w. Attractive. Rea-
sonable. II. ". Well g. Co.,
c2i w. 33d 81.
ALL PARTS or MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Rutland d
Benjamin. II ~. ssth.
BROADWAY-l5J0. 29x130. SO. 200.
Apply Bergenson Corp, Spring
5oi2.
FIFTH Av.-iec. $1,000 50. It.
$4,000. Apply L. Sharum Co.,
10 Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--25i (2sth ST.. 5000
n. Reasonable. Apply S. G..
Rains, 45 w. 5Ith st.
NORRIS PARK Ay.-GOt. With
United Cigar Store agency. Rea-
sonabf. Apply promises.
Bronx.
BURNSIDE -ANTHoNY AVS
$J0-$SJ month. Shaw. Rockwell
& Sanford. 1872 Jerome av.
Massachusetts,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BURG. Attractive Best loca-
ton. Apply Myer Dana, 1os
Pemberton Bldg. Boston. Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
GuANTANAMo SUGAR PROFITS.

The Guantanamo Sugar Company for
the year ending September 30 reports
net profit of sl05,063 after. expenses and
depreciation, equivalent to $7.H a share
on its Sl.425,000 preferred stock, COM
pared with a deficit of s91S.464 in the
preceding fiscal year. Sales totaled
S2,1O3,SS4. against ,S7S in the pre-
viouS year. The company's surplus
after the payment of s5i.605 in preferred
dividends was s54,45s in contrast with
a final deficit of $l,293.4 .464 in the pre-
vious twelvemonth.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
OPERATOR BUYS TAXPAYERS.

The Charles F. Noycs Company sold
to Daniel b. Freedman for the New
York Historical Society. represented by
e. III. Ludlow e. Co.. .l0si-1oab Third
avenue and 203 East Sixty-fourth street.
northeast corner. four taxpayers. 50x
los
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
SHOE DEALER puys AGAIN.

James S. Coward hns enlarged hs
holdings around his shoe establishment
by the purchase OF the three and -four
story buildings at 2se. e7o and 27s
Greenwich street. botweeri Murray and
warren streets. The parcel at No. 2s2.
measuring 29xsOx Irregular was bought
from George v6h Wrinkle and Nos 270.
e72. s5.7xso. from Antolnette Grabhorn,
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EASEMENTS.

18TH sT.--fli-iig W. i0oxiSs;
reasonable. Chas y. vausc, 252
". igs.h ~.
2frH sT.-i3t w. 25x1i0: rea-
aonable. Apply sharum Co. i70
broadway.
DR DADwAY-s5n. 2axi30. ~. 800
Appiy Bergcnson Corp. Spring
rDi2.
FIFTH Av.--i2e. $4,000 81. n.
reasonable. Apply T.. Sharuui
CO., iIO broadway.
FIFTH Av .--2sth So. (25n. 1000
f.. reasonable. Apply s. G.
Wams, AZ w. 5Tth az.
LEXINGTON AV.---sst1 81. Large
reasonable. Apply premises.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
YOUNG SOCIALISTS TO MEET.

The first convention Of the Young
Peoples Socialist League will be held In
Fitchburg. Mass, on December 30 and
January i. when plans will - III fnr
the ''-rtU l 1f feea,te.
Amor thosa ra have Dccn invited -
sttenf Ire convention are EIgt1t Dtns.
MorriB Hiilquu. Jean Longu ott
Nearing. George oewer, j. an H@nr
V. Lii idisr. escrctary OK taa -NaE2s 70
Indus al Dcu1crlr-.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
AsroR THEATER LEASED.

A ten year lease has been made by
the Longacre Square Theater Company
to the Astor Theater, Inc. of the major
portion OF the five story Astor Theater
property. northwest corner Of Broadway
and Forty-fifth street. The recordvi
rentai calls for an annual payment of
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
SHOWROOMS.

tNt.
sTrH sT.-25-27 w. 25xs5. Rea-
sonabie. Apply Mr. Uliman,
premises.
sgrH sT.-s-s Y. 1900 50. n.
Reasonable. Dan II. Jackson.
sG5 Fifth av.
45TH Sr.--s w. Attractive. Res-
sonable. Apply Angelo, prem
fSos
roURTH Av.--4s2 tcoth st). COO
800 81 a. Reasonable. Apply
Mr.. Herter. LenoS 5000.
FIFTH AV.---J5 Ucth ST.. ls.ooO
Fa. n. Reasonable. Frcd'k
Brown, 56l Fifth av.
FIFTH Av.--i22. s63 50. u.
81. eco. Apply Y. sharum Co.,
fsO Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--i22. i.ioo "a. q.
81 500. Apply r. Sharum Co.,
40 Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--i22. 1873 50. n.
$4,000. Apply Z. Sharum Co,
40 Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--i22. 2.eoo 50. r..
5000. Apply Z. sharum Co,
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
FACTORY PROPERTY.

9TH ST.--326. Paint box fac
tory. 25xT5. TAddress Box IS,
326 9Th ST.. Brooklyn.
9TH ST.-a26. Manufacturing
plant. 5Oxfo0. Reasonable.
rAddress Box 20, 326 9th ST.,
BrOolkiyn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
STUDIOS.

5isT ST Attractive. Rea-
sonahle. IL. NJ. Well Co., 22l
w. 33d 81.
FIFTH Av. Reasonable rental.
Phone Bryant $500.
The New York herald., 1922-12-14
BUILDINGS.
City.

city.
ALBANY sT.--5 topp. new Natl.
surety CO. HldgD. Reasonable.
FI.swrence. Blake & Jewell. lis
broadway.
ALL PKRTS OF MANHATTAN
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NON-PARTISAN AND
BIPARTISAN

Rocky Mountain Herald lRcpublican)
The present condition Of the Repub-
liCans in Colorado is a reminder Of the
fate Of the Democrats in the last cam
paign. The Nuu-Partisan League cap
turcd the Democratic party two years
ago and went 10 overwhelming defeat.
The Shosp administration has been
organized on the Bi-Partisan plan.
The state Bi-Partisan combine is now
attempting 10 capture the Republican
party, and should 1t be effected, de-
feat just as disastrous threatens the
Republicans in the fall election.
As matters now stand, not only
must the Progressive element of the
party assert itself, but the very exist
ence of the Republican party in Colo
rado is at stake.
The state Bipartisan influences are
making a terrific effort to dictate the
destiny Of the Republican party in
Colorado. We now have n double task
and duty-that Of keeping the party
out Of the clutches Of the state BIZ
Partisans, and then the nomination
and election Of real, true blue Pc
publican ticket.