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The New York herald., 1922-04-22
In the Apartment Market.
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

The Hesu Realty Company sold to
Pauline Glass, Louise Price and Lizzie
Davidson the five story flat. 5ox1oo, at
5; and 55 vermilyea avenue and the
northeast corner of Academy street.
Carlo NJ. and Aurelia Boroni sold to
Bonifacio Colombo five story store
:: tenement at 3i3 East Tooth street. 25x
SGo.1f.
Helena Reuffman sold to julius Sem
nelrath a five story flat. sos West l3Sd
street, e5x99.u.
Jane L. Scott sold to Bertha Eichler
n five story store tenement at ls57h
Delaney street. 25xbllO.
Samuel L. Gordon sold to Lena Stoioff
a five story tenement at $50 East Thir-
teenth street, 2ox103.3
Peter Greunberg sold to George and
Anna Nochta a four story house at OILS
Last Eighty-second street. 1S.sx102.2.
%. Goodstein sold to Abraham 8.
Weschler a five story store tenement at
PA Cherry street. 25.3x13s.
Francesca Miraglia sold to Michele
Pailadino a three story house at 4o6 East
iistll street. 16x1001f.
The j. l.. Holding Company sold to
Giuseppe Cicone a five story store tene-
nent at ec3 East 1ocd street. c5x1oon.
Leonard Well sold to Alessandro
rozzo a four story house at 173 West
Houston street, 22x75.5.
The Ollie Realty Company sold to
Anna Rosenzweig two five story flats,
75x1oo. at "a and ss st. Nicholas place.
south OF 153d street.
The New York Kindergarten Associa-
ton sold to James G. Bennett a six
story store tenement at 110 Ridge street,
3fx100.
Agnese Sierra sold to tho Adriatic
Realty Corporation a six story store
tenement at so Carmine street. SxS0
Charles II. Dix sold to William
Schacht three story dwelling at 81 East
IL street. 16.sx100.11.
Gustav Werner bought a three story
dwelling at Sc East 137th street. 1e1ox
a?1i.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
OWN YOUR HOME
SHOW OPENS TODAY
Radio Will Convey President
Harding's Endorsement in
69th Regiment Armory.

The Own Your Home Exposition,
the fourth one to be held in New York.
Will open this afternoon at 5 o'clock
in the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory at
Lexington avenue and Twenty-fifth
street. At 3:10 o'clock special guards
will enforce silence In all parts of the
big auditorium, while loud tone am
plifier in the radio section of the exhibit
will announce the official Endorsement
of the show sent by President Harding
10 the executive committee in charge of
the exposition.
Immediately after this greeting has
been read Secretary OF New York State
John J. Lyons, representing Gov. Miller,
will formally open the exposition. Mr..
Lyons will bring message from the
Governor, including the outlook for
housing relief and the further efforts
of the administration to aid prospective
home builders, and will urge that the
New York public avail itself of the op-
portunity presented In the Own Your
Home Exposition to learn how home
ownership can be attained. MIR. Lyons
will be introduced by Robert III. Sexton,
managing director.
Endorsements from Herbert Hoover.
Senator william II. King Of Utah.
AlayOT I1yldu, pOIOu6h osi'S
other officials will be read at these
opening ceremonies.
The executive committee includes John
A. Baldwin. Arthur Z. Lane OF the
Arthur L. Lane Lumber Corporation,
William ID. Carter, president or the
Metropolitan League Of Savings and
Loan Associations; Edward p. Doyle.
secretary of Mayor Hylan's Committee
ON Housing and manager OF the Bureau
of Information and Research. now of
the New York Real Estate Board; Mil
ton Dana Morrill,, inventor Of the Mor-
rill system of concrete houses, and Carl
B. Elmor. secretary Of the Long Island
Real Estate Board.
The exposition will be open on Sum
day, though no special program Will
be given. Monday will be Mayors day,
Mayor Hylan will speak at o'clock
and the Mayors Of Newark. Jersey City,
White Plains, New Rochelle. Mount
Vernon. Yonkers and other near by
cities, have been invited to participate.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
OLD SOUTH CHURCH
SITE is SOLD AGAIN
Deal May Mean Construction
Of Bachelor Suites in Fine
Murray Hill Area.

An apartment house which may be
eiors is ut last 90 rise on the site Of
the old South Church al the southeas st
corner of Madison avenue and Thirty
eighth street. AT least that is the in
ference TO be drawn from tho resale of
the property which was turned over to
new owners yesterday by William B.
Jones. Wall street man. who bought
the corner last year from August
Hecksher and who valued the property
at about $4,000. Conjcctures as to the
nature of the building project to follow
the deal are based upon the fact that
William II. silk Is identified with the
purchasers. Mr. Silk has been asso-
ciated with J. $. Cushman In the con-
struction of group of Allcrton apart
ment houses for bachelors in the resi-
Dental districts of the East Side.
Litigation that finally threw open
the gates OF the highly protected Muir
ray Hill residential section to multi
family house builders resulted from the
attempt to sell the property by the
trustees of Old South Church. The lat
ter contracted to turn the corner over
to Mandelbaum & Levine and l.. s. &
-. M. blHS, WHO pidHIeU the eTeCtioii
of an apartment house. The project
sent a wave of indignation through the
sacred district which numbers among
its residents some of New York's finest
old families. The case was brought
into court and dragged along In true
Jarndyce VS.. Jarndyce fashion until It
was ultimately held that a multifamily
house did not violate the spirit of the
covenant that restricted the Murray
Hill zone to residential uses.
Following this decision 1t was fully
expected that August Hecksher, who
had come into possession of tho prop
erty would build thereon the first
apartment house to rise in the Murray
Hill section. Several times In the last
few years 1t was rumored that i'm
provement OF the corner was about to
begin, but to the surprise of every one
Improvement was delayed. Then the
buyers Of the old c. D. Barney home
at the northeast corner of Park avenue
and Thirty-eighth street stole a march
on the owner of the old church site by
putting up the pioneer flat house in the
district.
Mr.. silk said yesterday that no defi-
mite plans had been devised for the old
church corner, but there is little doubt
that Improvement will be more than
single family dwelling. The plot fronts
$50 feet on the avenue and l2o feet on
the street Charles +. Van Valen, Inc.
were the brokers in the resale.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
BANKER SELLS RESIDENCE.

SIawson & Hobbs have sold for Charles
Rohe president OF the North River Saw
ings Bank. his former residence at IL
West Eighty-seventh street. oox1oe. The
property was held at $4,000.
illiam A. White & Sons have sold
for DR.. Frank s. Mathews his Columbia
College leasehold dwelling at So West
Fiftieth street. 1sx100.s.
M ivihill &C. Co. sold for j. Leo Honig-
man and Bernard Kreizer as trustees OF
the estate of Sylvester Knight to Eliza
beth Levines the two story dwelling at
i60 East 122d street
John c. Coleman bought from Aaron
Sh.shko S57 West 117th street. a three
story dwelling. 16sx1oo.
Pepe & Bro. have sold TO the Telegram
Realty Company for James q. King,
George r. Garfield and Allen McLanc.
executors OF the estate Of Grace wllks,
ios waverley Place, three story dwell
ing. 22x97. with a private garage on
tho street floor. The purchaser ex-
pects 10 make extensive alterations.
Plans are being prepared by Frank u.
yitolo. architect.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
SELLS HIS
RESIDENCE IN PELHAM
Other Deals Reported From,
the Suburbs.

Prince q Ripley sold for Lewis Bow
man. architect, his English cottage, near
completion. on the Boulevard at Pelham
Heights. to Charles G. Moore, vice-presi-
dent of the American Bond and Mortgage
Company. Tho property was held at
$4,000.
Recent transactions through the Yon-
kers Office OF George Howe include the
sale of a large corner plot at Broadway
and 262d street. for the American Real
Estate Company to Yonkers client. for
the same owners lots Nos. 90 and 23 on
Broadway at the city line section to
Ebenezer Southall. and lots Nos. 25 and
26 at city line section to Edward j. Fene-
lon. and a two year lease Of DR.. John
Coins house at Morsemere place to
Joseph B. Walsh, a publisher OF this
city.
L'Ecluse. Washburn a Co. sold at
Plandome to C. r. Chapman, editor OF
Motor Boating, q plot 100x140. adjoining
his home: to I. W. Peffiy plot 75x118.
adjoining his place. and for j. J. Slechta
his property. 1S0x139. facing Manhasset
Bay: TO Nathaniel Doyle an acre plot
overlooking Leeds Lake. The same brok-
ers leased at Plandome for the summer
season the I. ". Doremus house to T. p.
Lee: the home Of Glenn Fontaine to
on West Gate Boulevard: to Henry NJ.
Anderson the Washburn place on West
Drive and for Clark r. Chambers his
home on Manhasset Bay to Frank
Murphy.
Burke Stone. Inc. has leased in
Bronxville for Mrs. w. A. Bostwick her
residence in Lawrence Park West. fur
nished, for the summer months to Ed. w.
Buckhout of this city: for Charles HELEN
his apartment, furnished. In Gramatan
Court to Ed. Mcclure Of this city for the
summer months: also an apartment for
John O'Brien to Alan 3. Crosland.
Peli & Tibbits leased to William Ryle
the water front estate at Barkers Point,
L. l.. formerly belonging to s. II. p.
Pell.
Chauncey 3. Griffen has rented for
John Ransom his furnished property at
Prospect avenue. Larchmont, to Ken
kichi Yamaglchi for the summer.
Tho Lewis II. May Company sold for
Jack Amsterdam his country estate con-
sisting OF a modern English brick dwell
ing and outbuildings on two acres of
ground, facing Meadow Road, CEDAR
hurst, l.. T., TO Samuel Rosenbaum for
occupancy. The property was held at
S., 900.
Housing Deal mt Long Beach.
For Improvement with cottages and
bungalows 200 lots on Laurelton boule-
ward. Market street and adjacent thor
oughfares, Long Beach, L. l.. have been
purchased by the Individual Home Cor
poration. whose directors arc M. and III.
and r. Peck.
Brooklyn Man Buys Duck Island.
Contract for the sale Of Duck Island,
near Northport, Il, l.. has been signed by
tho A1edo Realty Company. The pur-
chaser is Henry A. Ingraham Of Brook
Iyn and Northport. William r. Cooling
OF Northport was the broker. Tho prop
erty has been held at s1c5,ooo.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Pease a. lElliman leased for Henry
Gcrnshyn 70 DR. J. r. Lynch the four
story twenty foot dwelling at 90 West
Eighty-ninth street. between Central
Park West and Columbus avenue.
Douglas r.. lslllman &; Go. leased a
duplex apartment In 500 Park avenue
southwest corner OF Sevouty-sixth
street. to Alexander y. Too OF the
banking firm OF Mlllett. Eoe \ Hagen
also in go Park avenue. an apartment
TO Harris Hammond; IN 1i6 East sixty
third street TO Mrs. IL. r. Shcpley: in
H. East Seventieth street to Misc
Eleanor II. Perkins, and In 122 East
Seventy-sixth street to Carroll o.
Bechelhaupt.
Pease a Elliman leased an apartment
In 1910 Park avenue. at Eighty-eighth
street. to G. w. Freeman; also an
apartment In ISL East Eightieth street
TO Dwight Macdonald.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22

Edward J. Farrell, as broker, has
written the first lease on record at
Long Beach since its inception as a
city. The bill signed by Gov. Miller
creating Long Beach city became ef-
fective Saturday.
The lease. made between the Hillman
Hotel Company. Inc, for the annex
building adjoining and west OF the Hotel
Nassau on the Boardwalk, to Nicholas
Averinos of Brooklyn. who will operate
the premises as a pastry shop and tea
room to be known as lie Petit Tri-
anon" The same broker also leased for
the Hotel Nassau a store on the Board
walk to Joseph Meltzcr, representing
the Marlborough Studios of this city,
to be occupied as Photographic
studio.
Plans have been filed by c. p. II.
Gilbert, architect. for the new residence
to be erected for julius Forstmann at
20 and % East Seventy-first street,
45xSS It Is to be five stories. with a
front of limestone and a mansard roof
John S. Petit of Albert B. Ashforth
Inc, was tho broker in the sale of the
100 acres of the estate of Robert E.
Tod at Syosset. L. l., to a client in
Pittsburgh. Pa.
For the erection OF two story post
office sub-station, the 305 West Sixty
ninth Street Corporation (F'rancis B,
RoberD obtained from the Maiden Lane
Savings Bank building loan Of $4,000
on the property, 79.5x1oo5, at ao5-9oe
West Sixty-ninth street.
G. - -,
brokers IN the lease or the old Stuyve-
SAINT parcels at 110-i24 Third avenue
southeast corner of Fourteenth street
to the Schultz Cigar stores Company,
which was recently reported.
Pcase & Gilman have been appointed
managers OF the apartment house at
1912 Madison avenue and i1-o3 East
Eighty-ninth street, five buildings which
they recently sold to him.
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell have placed
tho following first mortgages, for Harry
Aronson. Inc: $4,000 on the northeast
corner of Seventy-sixth street and Madl-
son avenue, a ten story apartment: for
the Ambrose Realty Corporation, $57 900
on 3aS West Fifty-sixth street, n six
story elevator apartment house. and for
A. Schwalbe. $4,000 on - West Thirty
eighth street. six story business build
ing.
Buyers OF properties reported sold re-
Gently follow: Mabel a. Dreycr Of
JO6-5os West lIath street, Antonio La
GrItta of III West Houston street.
Maria Mariggia OF ~ Macdougal street,
and Frederick Fricken of ijl West
Thrty-ninth street.
Joseph +. Day has placed first mort
gage Of $4,000 on the former old French
Hospitals premises at 80 West Thirty
fourth street. comprising a five story
building. 50x1iS.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
EDWARD ARLINGTON
GETS HOTEL FLANDERS

The Hotel Flanders at 133-137 West
Forty-seventh street. through to 134
West Forty-eighth street, has been
lased by Edward Arlington, proprietor
OF the Hotel Harding and the Hotel
America in Manhattan and the Colonial
Arms in Jamaica. The Swetland Realty
Company. which controls the Longacre
and Laurelton Hotels, is the lessee. The
rental price was $212.00O. Sela M. Eaton.
formerly of the Hotel Bristol, has been
appointed manager of the Flanders. The
deal was negotiated by Harvey b.
Newins and William e. Woodman. who
were the brokers representing George
L. Sanborn, the former lessee.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Edward Poiak, Inc. sold q plot. f3x
isl. on tho southwest corner OF Rycr
avenue and 1Sist street for Mary Popkin
. Jacob y. Smith. aud 1920 Stcbbins
avenue, corner 165th street. a two fam
fly frame house with store, c0xTs, for
j.. Brill TO Isaac Papick
Laumeister a. Hermann sold the five
story apartment. 62x7ox5s. at a02i Ar
thur avenue. southwest corner OF 179th
street. held at $4,000.
Robert Levers sold for the Fort
schuyler Building Company, 10 Eliza
beth Barry. a two story dwelling, 50x
100. on Nigel place, Throgs Neck.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
ARCHITECTS BUY HOME.

The Wood. Doison Company. Inc.
through its representative. Edward ~.
Morris. sold for Edward Hinderson the
five story dwelling 1o2 East Thirtieth
street. on lot 2ox7a. adjoining Fourth
avenue. Tho buyers ara Tachau a.
vought. architects. who will remodel It
for their offices. The property was held
at S40000
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
BUILDER BUYS SITE
FOR FIFTH AV. FLAT
Fred f. French Gets Bryce Plot
at 9th ST.: Fishmans Buy
96th st. Parcel.

The plot, 1oox2oo. at the north corner
of Fifth avenue and Ninety-seventh
street has been sold by the estate Of
Gen. Lloyd s. Bryce to the Fred +.
French Company for $4,000. The buy
ers plan a six story apartment to con-
form with the recent restriction OF the
height building limit OF rs feet. Tho
French company is building fourteen
story apartment at the north corner
of Ninety-fifth street and Fifth avenue.
parke Estate Plot in Deal.
julius Tishman & Sons. Inc, pur-
chased from the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, representing the Will
lam G.. Parke estate. 61-15 East Ninety
sixth street. between Madison and Park
avenues, vacant plot 1o0xl0o. Nego-
tiations are pending for the resale OF
the plot to builders who will erect a six
story elevator apartment house on the
site. George Ranger was the broker.
Plan 81 900, 900 Drive House.
Plans have been filed for the fifteen
story apartment house TO be erected
nj 1s0 Riverside Drive by Paterno a.
Son Construction Company. Gaeton
81 900, 600.
Harlem Plot to BE Improved.
The Real Estate Management Com
pany sold for the Pinkney estate five
lots on the south side OF West 141st
street Ss3 feet inches east Of Lenox
avenue. 125x9911 to r. Channon Press.
Tr., who intends to improve the plots
with buildings.
Plan 100000 Heights Flat.
Plans have been filed for a five story
apartment house. 100x100. at the north
west corner OF Audubon avenue and
1s0th street for the White Cap Holding
Co, Inc L. r. J. Weiher. architect,
estimates the cost at 100000.
In the Apartment Market.
Charles Berlin sold for the Lucerne
Realty Company to Lunenfeld & Prayer
two apartment houses at 50S and 60s
West 10th street.
The new 1888 West 154th Street Realty
Company. c. c. Harris. I. d. Naustein
and A. Galinsky. directors. purchased
the five-story flat with stores. 24.11x75.
at the southeast corner of Seventh ave-
nue. and 13ith street Cherug & Cherug.
attorneys. represented the buying COM
pany.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
ncrousb of pichnoud-sale or Rent.

HOUSE, raistiaI "..rcta Bank" Rokcby
home Bard sv., Livingston, ~ rooms :
ba tlis, gardeners cottage. 81 acres Of Iewu.
liade and ornamental trees and shrubs. 10
minutes 20 81. George ferry by auto, neat
ablo offer refused. CORNELIUS g. KOLFF.
Corr Exchange Rank Bldg. st. George. s. l.
Telephone Tompkinsville $500.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22

STUCCO HOUSE. q rooms and bath, glass
inclosed porch. kitchen and bath tiled, par
quet floors; copper screens. metal weather
strips: auto driveway, all improvements, on
asphalt street; price t7,750, liberal terms.
Take Fulton at. I'll" get off At Greenwood
av station. walk south TO f07fS fifth It,
Phone Richmond Hill 1880
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
ro.pAY's AUCTION SCHEDULE.

Ono Of the most attractive and best
located residences in Plainfield. n. j.,
together with about five acres of highly
developed ground, having three street
fro tages, Is to be 50 at public auction
on the premises to-day at 2.3o p. M. by
Joseph p. Day. auctioneer The property
Is ,cated at 543 Stell, avenue, and in
cluues a twelve room tme dwelling, a
six car garage, a stable with quarters,
an other outbuildings.
On the premises at Grimes Hill. Staten
Island, Ladd & Nichols and Arthur G..
Sheridan, agents and auctioneers. viii
sell the old homestead of the Nichols
family, comprising eighteen acres. resi-
dence and outbuildings. The sale will
be held at o'clock this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22

RICHMOND HILI~--Nev family tar exempt
homes, different TO any you ever saw.
Don't buy until you see these cent fare %
New York: upper apartment rented: pays
running expenses Call and inspect these
houses. f23d str. between Liberty and KIM
ball avs, Richmond Hin. Send for descriptive
circular. ~ YOU want . two family
these. Builders. ADELMANN-SCHhAUT
Liberty. corner Lefferts av. Richmond Ifiil.
Phone 57Sg. Richmond Tiil. Take Fulton 81.
''r,' 10 f.effcrts nv. station.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22

RROADwAY-Fi.US .USfitNG.
COME OUT TO-DAY AND SEE
our ten modern Colonial huusas; price
$4,000 10 s14.5oc. MABHy@ BLOC. CO.. State
aud sOth ST. Phone Flushing otp1.
COLONIAL. new, eight rooms. baths.
garage; beautiful grounds; exquisite gec-
ton; "a minutes 10 New York via Manirasset;
easy terms. N. II. STHINGHAM (owner).
T,osiyn Estates, or 1850 Bway. Mad. so. n0eo.
FLTjSHTNC;-six room stucco. tile bath, hard
wood floors: 25xf00 built two years:
price $500; cash 81 800 three blocks 20
Murray fIiiI station; Immediate possession.
v CLARENCE DAVIES. ~ Nassau a..
New York city.
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Borough Of Bronx-s.Ie or Rent.
Borough Of Broollyn-sale or Rent.

VERY attractive new one family. rooms.
garage. $3.50 C;reystone av., between 236th
and 23sth sts.. west of broadway
The New York herald., 1922-04-22

ONE family : room house. garage, steam,
electric lights. parquet. near subway and
erhool: $1,000. Rrnsonnnrst s220-W.
ora Av.. Bay Ridge--l5niire block of stores
anil apartments: ~ three story buildings.
for sale or lease ready for occupancy about
May !. For further Information inquire
ADAt;E REALTY CORP. on 18th av., be-
tween 10th and S0th sts., or ~ Court st.,
BROOKLYN. Main 9145.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
Washington Heights. Above i25th ST..
West of 9th A,.

FOR SALE--4 modern. i.:yh class family
all tapestry brick houses with porcles and
garages at .iIth st. and Park Terrace West.
Manhattan, blocks west Of Broadway at
2lSth ST.. In q restricted neighborhood of
Upper Manhattan. unknown TO many high
Hill Park. the Ship Canal. Hudson River
and Palisades. scenery that Is not found IN
the Oranges or Westchester county. yet near
West of5th st. subway station, Broadway
surface cars and NJ. Y. Central Station.
See J. s. ROUTH, JR.. on premises.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above 18th st. to soh st. Gnr,u-i,o.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Edward j. Farrell. as broker, has
written the first lease on record at
Long Beach since its inception as a
city. The bill signed by Gov. Miller
creating Long Beach a city became ef-
fective Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
Borough of oueens--ssle or Rent.


BIG BARGAIN, $4,000, magnificcif. home.
Astoria, l.. I. city, best section on the hill.
every Improvement; act quickly. Z 2o67
Herald. 2s0 broadway.
FOREST HILLS GARDENs.Homs. from
$4,000 up, price reasonable and your
terms. GATES REALTY CO., 1867 Broad
way. Brooklyn.
1;LENDALE-CHOICE LOTS.
near Elevated: sidewalks: $500: $50 cash,
some for $500: title policy free. THOMPSON.
room 1ttT. "a Court ct. Brooklyn. Phone
1895 Main before II.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH
and Your monthly rent VIII buy an unusually
attractive all year home I'm Arietgh: new
Colonial brick dwelling, with garage; first
floor has large living room. dining room,
kitchen. extra toilet aud laundry IN bass
ment: socond floor has bedrooms, tiled
bath: interior finished throughout In white
enamel woodwork and mahogany finished
doors, parquot floors throughout. steam
heat gas. electricity. sewer. &C.: restricted
section; 10 years tax exemption; minutes
walk 70 large park and bathing; 1 BLOCK
express station: - minutes Grand Central;
&c. fare. Call. write or phone j.. e.
WJTHERs. ac Vanderbilt av.. Room 1914
Tel. Vanderbilt a4s5.
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Above Goth st.-sth Az. to North river

BROADWAY tcorner, below roth st)-la
story elevator = to 0 rooms about look
80, rents over 100000. an exceptional cor
ner. subway station and the cheapest prop
erty on broadway: can be bought witt,
$c00.0c0 cash; principals orly. II. REIN
HEIMER, ~ Park row.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
REAL ESTATE--Out Of City.

Long rsinnd--ssIc or Rent.
ACREAGE FOR DEVELOPERS
al Westbury, close to station cary terrnr.
- l~nnspN ri
The New York herald., 1922-04-22
Plan 5000, 900 Heights Fiat.

Plans have been filed for five story
apartment house. 100x100. at the north
west corner OF Audubon avenue and
1soth street for the White Cap Holding
Co, Inc. L. r. J. Weiher. architect,
estimates the cost at $780,
The New York herald., 1922-04-22

John S. Petit of Albert B. Ashforth
Inc, was the broker in the sale of the
100 acres of the estate of Robert z.
Tod at Syosset. L. l.. to client in
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22

Plans have been filed by c. p. II.
Gilbert, architect. for the new residence
to be erected for julius Forstinann at
20 and % East Seventy-first street,
45xsS. It Is TO be five stories. with a
front of limestone and a mansard roof.
The New York herald., 1922-04-22

For the erection OF two story post
office sub-station. the 306 West Sixty
ninth Street Corporation F'rancis b.
RoberD obtained from the Maiden Lane
Savings Bank building loan Of sl50000
on the property, 79.6x1oo.5, at a05-9oe
West Sixty-nnth street.