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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

To Locate i'm
Central Zone
international Co. Leases
Two Floors in Pcrshing
Square Building at Aggre-
gate Rental ofSI.OOO.OOO

Another large lease, the third within
a month, has been made in the Perish
ing Square Building. The lease is for
the entire seventeenth and eighteenth
floors to the International Paper Com
pany, through Cushman & Wakefield,
represented by Humphrey s. O'Brien
lr. 1t is for ten years, at an aggrc-
gate rental of S1,O00,000. According
10 the brokers the negotiations for
the space has been under way for over
two years. The International Paper
Company is one of the largest manu-
facturers Of paper in the world Their
present Offices are at so Broad Street
and they Will use the floors just leased
for their executive Offices and will take
possession in April, 1923.
The Pershing Square Building will
be twenty-four stories on the Park
Avenue block front, extending 1875 feet
on Fortyfrst Street and l25 feet on
Fortysecond Street. Although actual
construction work has not yet been
started. leases already closed involve
Al per cent Of the entire office space
IN the proposed building. Other ten
ants which have each taken one or
more floors are the Royal Baking Pow
der Company, the Royal Indemnity
Company and the Liverpool and Lon
don and Globe Insurance Company
Henry Mandel, vice-presidcnt Of the
Pcrshing Square Building Corporation,
said yesterday that the steel contract
has been let to Post & McCord. the
building contract to Charles T. Wills,
and that actual construction will start
within a few days upon the arrival of
the steel. York g. Sawyer are the
architects
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Brokers in Series of Deals
On East and West Sides

d. Kempner & Son, Inc, and Har-
RS Vought & Co. sold for client Of
hmmet' Marvin & Roosevelt to a client
Of Sidney l.. Warsawer 4s8 Eighth Ave.
nue., three story building with stores,
2oX1OO: 1t was held at $4,000. Thu
same brokers sold for the George a.
Mosher estate to Leonard Weil 395
third Avenue, northeast corner of
lwenty-eighth Street, story fat
with stores. 24.8xl0O. It was in the
selling, family since 1914. Kempner &
Son also sold for the Blade Estates,
Inc 1856 West Sixty-second Street, a
flve,,story fat, 2bx1o05, to Morris
Leahin, butcher. and sold for client
lo4a Second Avenue. two-story store
and dwelling, 14x1OO
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Loft for Gerry
Property in Lower
Madison Avenue
Structure Will Be Erected
on Site Leased With ''L'
on 9th ST.; Perfumers
Buy Village Block Front

Commodore Elbrdge T. Gerry leasad
to Robert r. Zobel and Henry WE'LL.
who have formed the 6h and 81 Madison
Avenue Corporation, 65 and 67 Madison
Avenue and 27 East Twenty seventh
Street. forming an l. around the north
east corner of those thorough fares.
The site fronts 1914 feet on the avenue
with depth Of 100 feet and has 2S. 1
feet frontage on Twenty seventh
Street.
The property has been leased for
sixtythrec years and the lessees will
get possession in thirty days, in which
time they will start razing tho old
three and four-story buildings on the
building containing lofts and stores
and estimated to cost $22b,000. The
lease calls for an annual rental of
about $4,000, making n total of ap-
proximately SSS0000 for the term. The
Cruikshank Company and the Henry M.
WE'LL Company were the brokers in
the transaction.
Greenwich Village Deal
The new Rigaud Realty Corpora
tion. representing Rigaud, perfumcr,
at rs Barrow Street. purchased
from the F. s. Mason Holding Corpora
tion the group Of buildings at 1888
Bedford Stret, 60 Barrow Street and 33
Commerce Street, forming the block
front on the last named thoroughfare.
The properties, which are to be occu-
pied by Mr.. Rigaud for his business,
front 74.S feet on Commerce Street,
74.4 feet on Bedford Street The Of
ficers Of the new concern, who arc also
connected with the E. Fougera Com
pany, are Montagu NJ. Sterling. presi-
dent; Charles NJ. Russell, vice-presi-
dent, and William H. Ball, secretary
and treasurer
Motor Concern Buys
The Paige-Detroit Company. of New
York. which last November leased the
garage and service station at 529- 594
West Fiftysixth Street, purchased the
property from the George Dose En-
gineering Company. 1t was disposed Of
subject to a mortgage for s179,30O and
the selling company allows an addition
a $4,000 to remain. 1t is situated be
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues and
occupies n site 1oox2O0l1x irregular.
The Cross & Brown Company nego-
tiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Decision Reserved
In Richmond Tube
Injunction Fight
Citizens Union and City's
Attorneys Argue Motion
to Prevent Work Pending
Outcome of Equity Action

Supreme Court Justice Faweett
heard argument in Brooklyn yester-
6av on the motion 10 continue tenn
porary injunction restraining the city
from proceeding with work on its
Staten Island tunnel plan pending the
outcome Of the equity action instituted
bv the Citizens Union. After Leonard
NJ Wallstein had contended for the
plaintiff that TIE municipal govern
rent has 70 constitutional right to
undertake the work and Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Charles Nehrbas had
replied for the city the court reserved
decision and ordered counsel for both
parties 20 sic briefs before May 81.
Later in the day the Citizens Union
issued reply to Mayor Hylan's
charge that the injunction proceedings
were blocking a serious attempt TO i'm
prove transit facilities in the Borough
Of Richmond. The statement points
out that highly qualified engineers
have expressed doubt as TO the feasi-
hility Of p combined freight and
rapid transit tube such as is proposed
b. the city and adds that the combina-
merely passage under the Narrows,
beginning and ending nowhere.
The combination tube" the state
mont goes on 70 explain, "involves no
plan of connections with existing
rapid-transit systems in the city and
*as Board Of Estimate has no power
n itself to bring about such a con-
nsotion 1t involves no certainty Of
%sanection between existing railroad
systems either on Staten Island or
Long Island. and here also the Board
q Estimate has 10 power to effect
such connections.
The proposed plan Of subway ex-
tensions recently made public by the
Transit Commission provides for such
r rapid-transit passenger tunnel con-
rected a, both ends with existing
operating systems. The Transit Com
mission is in q position to provide
Cor operation OF passenger trains
through the tunnel under its scheme
Of consolidated traction lines.
The Port Authority plan provides
for an Independent railroad freight
turrel which will be built from the
proceeds Of bond issues not involving
t1e citys credit, and not by money
raised h- TAXATION"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

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ves- ines Bon F Lewis. 81 " 2e,h st.
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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
S2,3OO,0OO Bldg. Loan
For Tall Apartment Hotel
l8-Story Structure To Be Erect
cd at Broadway and list
Street Corner

S. ". Straus e. Co. have underwrit-
ten first mortgage serial bond issue
of s2,3O0.ooO on the St. Gerard apart
ment hotel at the southeast corner of
Broadway and Seventy first Street,
ll3Xl73. construction work on which
began yesterday. The bond issue is a
first mortgage on both the land and
building.
The new apartment hotel will be
eighteen stories, with setbacks in &C
cordance with the zoning law, and will
contain approximately 500 rooms in
suites Of one and two rooms with bath,
The ground floor will be devoted to
stores and restaurants. The owner is
the George Dose Engineering Co., Inc,
and the architects are Maynicke &
FRANKIE. Hughes & Hammond were the
brokers
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Navy Orders

FROM Th- 7rf>ur.'s Washington Bureau
WAsH1EGTot May 23-Navy order,
issued to-day follow:
Colin, Capt. G. E, TO L. s. s. Florida
Nyinington, Capt r, to New York
Afrnen, Capt. II f u Hampton Roads
Ca 9raith Com. W. ", to L. S s Missis.
sippi
Badge. IT., Corr. Q. c. to squadron Is.
Craven. Il. Com. F S, TO squadron 2
Laird It. Com. Q. H TO L. 5. S Beau
Flynn. 1t, A !. TO L. S s. Beaufort
richards 1t. F. 6. 10 Annapolis
Johanns, Ems o. Z. 70 L S 5 Orion.
S,ockiH' Ems r. F. to L. s. s Orion.
Larlng. II. Com. r H. 20 Haytt
ellis 1t ". A, to san Francisco
lanes. Ch. Bosn. r. 70 subchaser 1874
FoiioWLng 70 Philadelphia Rest. Ii. W.
4 plndot. 1t Il J pisfnukes j., "
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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
BUYERS for Private Dwellings
On East and West Sides

William r. May & Co. sold for Or.
Joseph Alvarez to client for occu-
pancy the three story and basement
hlgh-stoop dwelling at As East Ninety
second Street. 2lXl00.6, adjoining the
southeast corner of Madison Avenue.
me house was held At $4,000.
fease 6. t,lllman sold for Heilner 4
Wolf ", the four-story dwelling at SO
west Ninety Street, 1Sx1O0.9.
The three story dwelling at 122 East
128th Street, 18axoo11. has been sold
by Louis Limbacher to Lena Hegnev.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Charles E. Hughes Jr. Acquires
Colonial Home at Rixerelale

Charles F. Hughes IT,, son Of the
Secretary Of State, bought palatial
home on Colonial row in the Fie]dston
section Of Riverdale. The purchase in
wolves the two-storv and attic Dutch
Colonial house at the southwest corner
of Goodrdge Avenue and was made
from Joseph E. Bush, who erected the
house few years ago and valued it
at $4,000. The property fronts II feet
on Goodrldge Avenue snd 141 feet on
l5oth Street. Mr.. Hughes has been
occupying an apartment at $50 River
slde Drive for several Nears
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
PHILLPSE MANON

BUILDING PLOTS. eox10o, sew..A water.
gas. electricity; river view: $500 on
easy terms; assistance in financial BUILD
ing r. b. NORRIS, 507 Fifth ave. rkene
Murray Hill bo22
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
MORTGAGE MONEY
nav ROCHELLE

HOME IN finest residence section, equipped
with every MOD m convenience tsn rooms.
hot water hea tirs.. two baths, extra toilets.
lavatory, lot 1o5X1S5, garage 16x1e. Price
$4,000, easy terms. Phone owner. New
RoChele 40as
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Army Orders

F-o'' 7Ar Tr:hu-es Wosh,-oto. Pnre1u
iFfTON May ARMY o~d.-.
'ssued today f-.low
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
n. \. Life Insurance Buvs Farm
For Women Employees, Can,r,

, Douglas Gibbons & Co., Inc, sold for
Mrs. Richard Conover ir., her large
property known as Elm Tree Farm. at
bedford Hills, consisting Of 143 acres
with large Colonial house built in
l''o. The property has been in the
Conover family for great many wears.
1t adJoins the properties of Percy
Tyne Lewis and Clarence Whitman and
was bought by the New York Life In
surance Company to be used as res I
house for their women emplovees
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
THE PEIHAMs

ATTRACTIVE HOMES in the pF1,uAMs
from $4,000 to ss5.o 900. Some real bar
gains John M. Shnn. Resident Aren't
92l highland Ave, Pelham Manor. Tel 2cio
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Louis F. Stoddard Leases
AhIes Estate at Westhury

Henry a. Rogers. Of Wheatlev Hills
heal Estate Corporation. has leased for
Mrs. Helen K. Ahles, her country es-
tate Al Westhurv, l.. l., known as the
Homestead to Louis f. Stoddard. The
poperty consists OF twenty acres with
modern. white frame Colonial house,
garage, large stables.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Nj nhatta.n
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE

with. ~ EAST-Entire upper floor. fur
nlshed or unfurnished Phon. Plaza 2a7l
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Fire Record

IL 25o-264 st. AIMS sv., the Bronx,
Michael Becker. extended 10
es2 st. AIMS av. A. G.ller,
80. ., Consid dera 81 g
alt-sts T.stchester av.. the Rrons 1's;''
Aoe Letternan ...........T Trihine
II 1S-~be ". l3oth st: Amelia Morgan
11:+o-45l Leno1 ,v: Ernest wncon r.n'ne
" Trifling
14o--Fcot East l2sth st and East
river. rubbish. city ....'....T Trt1,nr
21o-Frcnt Of 1915 1st ev: auto r
Ludecker & Co rr,e,nn
l;ee-etb4 way, vacant 10. ... Mons
s;oo-6l3 West 46th st. Combine Tail.
ors and Cleaners s.......,.I,nknou,
4i0--,1s Ws,dae. aest lslst st. Bronx; MIS-
5'o5-54 Irving pl.; Mr.. McArnoid o'n0~n
t4o-273o sth av, Ideal Drug CO. H'o" II
S+t--t5 Moylain pl.; sign. Van Buren NOV
e55-TTon, = 455 sway: .vtc truck. rE,n'ns
1ls-s74 11th av.; JOS Pin. '1'riiys,, Tris:Ar
75o--1n from, of PSI W. NtN st., ,''~'
auto truck; George Col,.Sah.TrinI, -
e'oo-loo Dltmars st, City island
o.. The Bronx, Anna Glenar Unknown
e'So-l2sth st: and Harlem River:
ooc oomet warehouse Co.,. Unknown
S:oo-s1 E. 80 st. rubbish; unknown
lo:4s-5s3 sth av.; Beck.gsz7srd ilin'hs
.. ,tores INC. ........... Unknown
l;1o-Front IL of 341 Park av., taxicab:
II "4o--l23 7th av.. Louis Hyman Unknown
REAL FSrATp-s -sAru 1u
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Mrs. A. p. Van Schsick
Sells Estate at H,~+ad,la

ohauncey B. GrlfFen sold the prop
erty at Berkeley Road and C1aren,ont
Avenue, in the Greenacres tract at
Hartsdale, consisting Of residence of
ItaI IAN design. on large plot for Mrs. A.
p Van Schaick. The property was held
at $50, 600, and the purchaser, Colonel
Peter Junkersfeld, after improvements,
'"''i occupy the property as his country
home
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Sv0sset Stables Sold

Henry W. Warner Of the Wheatley
Hllls Real Estate Corporation sold to
George Stanton and Harry Appleton
stables and paddocks at Syosset. L. l., on
the Cod Spring Road. The new owners
VIII establish Hunt and Hack stables
for the use Of followers of the Meadow
Brook Fox Hounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Invest in Bronx Flats

The Benenson Realty Company re-
sold to a client Of Breitbart & Brett
bart 500 East 10th Street. northwe st
corner of Franklin Avenue, fve-story
apartment, 45x100. containing sixteen
apartments and three stores.
Calm & Calm sold to Gregori Allotta
524 East 14ath Street, a fve-story
apartment with stores, 4ox1Oo. Mich
olas Catania was the broker,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Buy Homes in F1ushinc

The F. r. e. c. Company sold through
the Haleran Agency and Charles
Emery the two-fsmily dwelling at ID
Linnaeus Place. Flushing, 17x1oo. to
John J. McGowan
George ". Voegelin purchased one of
the new Colonial dwellings being con.
structed by Joseph G.. Busch. on the
west side Of Twenty-second Street, be
tween Sanford and Cypress Avenues.
Broadway, Flushing, through j. Albert
Iohnsat
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

foRT WASHINGTON Long 1eland-Large
new seven room house, with garage all
,nrroVenenss; ,ernfo lot eoxloo' rrlcs 81, 900,
THOMPSON. sos Central av BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

REAL EsrATH-sALF OR RrET
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
NEW
$500 SECURES TITLE

and occupancy. Balance Of
$4,000 on easy payment mort
cages. Failure Of the owner
to complete contract causes
sacrifice by builder. Plot 100X
100 It. on fine street In beau
tiful exclusive residential sec
tion. Only 6 min. walk to
r. r. Ex. Sta. Quick, con-
venient committing to New
York City. Water rights on
chain Of lakes run with land.
800 feet elevation. Hcalthiest
suburban section near New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

FOREST HILLS GARDENs-Must sacri-
nee aln1ost ne" house, rooms and bath
az improvements. Sl3,S5n terms Prem
ises a. No. Park End Pace LOUIS P
3McGAHlE =, Agent Go Burns ST. s752
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
SUMMER HOMES TO RENT

ATTRACTIVE ESTCHEsTER RESI-
dence, one hour from New York, three
minutes bathing beach Seven large rooms.
tied bath. garage. sleeping porch. open
nrH place, all improvements hardwood
floors Year 1925 month. until August
18TH. 5. oo0 Photographs and other rates
uron apphcation Address Owner D 7o5.
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
RMN at jackson IEeirhts

bates r. Graver. of A. J. Bates & c..
purchased an apartment At 10 Twenty
second Street. Jackson Heights; another
spa r'me0t at rs Twenty second Street
has hee0 purchased by Mark ". Bailey.
>sa-es eng -neer. Of thts c1tA
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Rents Estate IT Darien

Hamilton. Iselin & Co. leased for
Mrs. Bartholomew Jacob her country
place OF thirtytwo acres on Rockwell
Ridge Road, Darjen, Conn, to John r.
Mum of New York
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Fror' 7Ar Trthuse'. Wosh,-oto. Rn~e1r
VASFrNGTON MAY c--A,r,,
'ssued today f-low
CAVALRY
ncb'7~t. L. ? sr,p - 'Fsa' Fsrs nora,.,
rs'' rson ~. = Z, - SD corns are.
Wh~s'er. MAJ ? - Fo~t riarL
NoLous Nnn. - = 4 70 Fort Huschu-.
e~iNnce' tt1, - FoTt Euachuca
ttrdlTion, Ma y. HoE, - Fort n 4
Firlev, Capt :. r - Fert Bliss
I"''i7s~r. Csrt ! A 20 Fort P1,.s
l.o kson, Capt n l.. ~ Fort Bliss
pcusherty, II COR {. A. "a camp Lsw,s
~, 1,nTlI. * 20 Ca'np lewis
Townsend. Cart. s A. 20 Fort R-own.
Lawrence. Capt. 7. e 10 Fort Riley.
Air Servic.
Packard 1t Y a 70 Kelly Ft.ld.
Elsiock Capt W. c.. Ia Fort Sheridan
G1ooleE-. Capt. z. O.. to Camp Kno1.
Kennedy, CAPT. A. J. to Fort sam Eou.-
s,eph-1s Capt. J. " G.. 20 San Frsnot.co
Car Vliet Capt r e r. t. Rostor ''' o.
i~hrre r. Capt f. c. 20 Fort Penrtre
SHu' tleworth Col Il A, to Camp Travis
[tnoTn pson capt u ?. - Bisrlarck
de j.. = l., 70 Camp Mcclellan.
Miscellaneous
coaN - Col ". e. 4. 20 Camp Fus-is
r = SenhurY. Ma = Chem Warf
~ Cam Mrrietisn
@lIe,n.ne- Maj. II. S. j.. /. a. 10 Camp
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Long 1slnnd

EEA ACTlFtI Long Island estate IN city
llmlts. % minutes from Long Island Sta
Doh acres land beautiful house. all mod
efn improvements, wonderful gardens of II
Varletles of berries, dairy of cows. estate
o1rectlY opposite one Of the best golf clubs
IN the metropolitan district; must be seen
70 De appreciated. owner going 10 Europe
EDWARDS. Hotel San Reno. New
York City
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENT
NEW JERSEY

QUAINT. rur7l, suburban cottage home for
year round living, less than one hour
from New York city, splendid conr,uting
rvlce, with one-half acre shaded by me
pa oaks, almost new, fully decorated s
handsome rooms. tiled bath. massive omen
freplace; high IN the healthful hills; only
u minutes by train; saCritice for s. 00o
cash TO deslrab BILE party, balance IS Oon on
hrst mortgage; plot 1o0NIs0 feet; near
country club. schools churches and mar
kNts, In refined. exclusive neighborhood .
rlehts 10 privately owned lakes. Rustic
Fox 2lH, Tribune. 154 Nassau St. New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Sa WESTCHESTER q u
HsaEk 5ESA| ~~~- sALEoR RENT d=zzSs
tARG HMONT
on THE sor>D ArLaRCH,ro~r-

on THE SOTND AT IaRCHIONT-S2 oon
cash required buys artistic stucco s-roorl
house. baths sleeping porch. steam heat
every convenience. garage. mans quarters.
exceptionally large plot. rare shrubbery.
grapa arbor. shade. fruit trees. cement
driveway: convenient to shore. station. etc
Owner IN Europe authorizes price of
ga 800 for quick sale Value $50 600.
I. h; COLLINS. Collins Realty Pldg, 81
Fost Road. Telephone I.archrnont ~;
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
PLE.ASANTXIIIE

COMNfTTERS HOME FOR SAIETwo
bedrooms, living room bath Kitchen
dining alcove on one floor. large attic con
Vertible into rooms. modern: lot 75xlnO
at foot of wooded hill, SIX minutes walk
to train, $500. Fl. d. MckIBBEN, Pleas
antNille. n
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
TARBYTOWN

PEePEFIy FOR SALE On broadway at
Tarrytown. n. T.-Choics section con
sists ~ three sscant lots. each 30 seet
fronting en- Rrv>*way and l5S feet dep:
also dwelling and, garage combined on a
lot fronting 50 feet on Broadway ana ibS
feet deep Property can be sold as one
parcel or in lots. CARL 4. PETERSON
Owner, Tarrytown. n Y. Telephone Tarry-
town 1887
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

FOX RENT-New England type white
shingle house. garage; five minutes' walk
from station; four master bedrooms two
emalle rooms two baths maids room,
path beautifully furnished throughout :
altfactiVe grounds flowers, vegetable gar
6l6.WA
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

TO RENT-Furnished bungalow. five
rooms, tiled bath, screened porch. ga,
rage; months or longer: three minute es
station CLIFFORD. Altoona Drive Mount
Vernon. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
Il.ARTSDALF

WONDERFUL view. hilltop home bungalow
rooms, bath, heat. electricity; nearly four
acres fruit, shade; mile to station; $4,000.
Box l67. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
SCARSDALE

NEW COLONIAL. semi 1reproof brick ana
frame dwelling, large rooms and bath
porches. 4 acre plot. 10 minutes walk
from station location, Richeleu Terrace
and Nelson Road. Scarsdale. N. Y Tele-
phone Fordham 606l.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

~ AC RE gent leman's farm. with river and
sratt road frontage, garage. fruits, etc,
EUGENE JoBs-H r RH,GW -
oeAto5Ar pppt Sta Summit NJ j..
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
MANIARONECK

RECENTLY completed, restricted resiasn-
tial section, siX-room house bath open
fireplace, gas. electricity; ten minutes sta
ton; near schools, churches shopping cen
tre; price $3.50. terms Owner, STAN
LEY, Phone Mamaroneck S1T
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

MOUNT VERNON. Chester Hnl-Deught-
fully cool. handsomely furnished ten
rooms. large porch, sun parlor: convenient
1AA7.M. 4 1855. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
SUMMER HOMES

81 MMtk HOMES
AZ iAdlchf11oht on sound, only half hour
comm ing Beautiful private bathing
beach. Office Open Sundays
MRS. E. NJ MI MIKDOCk
20 Post Road, Larchmort, y Y Tel. 4e5
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
MOUNT VERNON

BEST CORNER in Mount Vernon . rooms,
baths hardwood floors. gas, electricity.
walk TO station, plot l25x125 EISKE
REALTY CO.. II Depot Place, Mount Yer
non. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

Queens
OUR home service plan will ,,v. van
,.z'% ana taxes: PARIS 4 SON, llgW.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
BUYERS Arrived

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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24
APARTMENTS TO 1ET-UNFURNISHEn

PELHAM homes for sale o., rent
WILLf AN II. MILLS Tel h1ns PEI LIAM
New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

S OR ROOMS. with garage, new, Van
'orlear Place, at 225th st, B'way sub
way station at 225th st; small cash pay
leni.