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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
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LAUSANNE, diciembre 10.-Las de
logaciones a,iadas que asisten a la con
ferencia de la paz han refejado hoy
su intense optimismo con motive del
arreglo de la question de los Estre-
chos. Lord Curzon ha expresado la es-
peranza de que ell protoco'o, probable
mente, estara frmado antes de Afio
Nuevo.
Los Aliados han obtenido un gran
dioso triunfo sobre los rusos, al lie
gar un acuerdo satisfactorio con los
turcos. puesto que ell proyecto de Ru-
sia acerca de los Estrechos habia si-
do endosado originalmente por los tur
cos, Y .uego gracias la diplomacia
habilidad de los Aliados, fu6 COM
batido por aquellos.
La iinica question importantisima q.
resta por discutir, es la que Sc refiere
los problemas tcrritoriales de Asia.
La delegation britannica esta en- ne
gociaciones privadas con los turcos y
cs probable que lleguen un acuer-
do, antes de traer ese asunto ante la
COmisi6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
Fl prOb|Rmd de los FStredlOS ha SidO defini-
tivanente zanjadO con los turCOs, a pesar
de Ia prOteSta nlSd

podir la dimisi6n del Jefe de la poll
cia de Passau, como habian exigido .os
Aliados.
En- los circulos politicos Sc cree que
ese asunto sera motive de serios con
fiictos diplomaticos entire Alcmania Y
los gobiernos aliados.
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Ell. GABINETE ,ALEMAN RE-
SOLVIO PAGAR LA MULTA
POR LOS Successes DE PASSAU

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LoNDREs, diciembre 10.-segnn no
ticias recibidas por la Central News ;
ell Gabinete aleman resolvi6 anoche ha
Ger efectiva "a multa impuestale con
motive de los successes de Passau.
Ell gobierno pagara esa cantidad en-
marcos orc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
MUSsoLTNI LEGO
A LoNDREs

LCNDRES, diciemhre 1O.-El jefe
del gobierno italiano Mussolini, lego
a medic dia de hoy esta capital.
Fue recibido por Bonar Law, Poinca
re. Theunis varios funcionar1os del
gobierno.
Mussolini Sc nego a hacsr declaracio
mes los representatives de la prensa
que ls interrogaron.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
UN ARTICULO DE LLOYD
GEORGE CONTRA Ell JEFE
DEL, 'SOBIERNO FRANCES
tconstnuscidn de is IL. Sas.l

esperar hasta la conferences de Can
mes.
Desde e. principle vi que la situa
ci6n no me era favorable: M. Poinca-
re Sc neg6 entertainments entrar On
negociac1ones conmigo, aplazando in
defnidamente las discusiones. Despu6s
supe que NJ. Poincar6 le habia dicho
al Embajador hritanico en- Paris, gus
no creia prudente, por ahora, Ell pacto
de garantias.
Yo entonces-dic Lloyd George-iio
liable mas del asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
IA nETEGAcION BRITANNICA
RErTRE CON ENTUSIASMO o
LA EOTA DEL EMBAJADOR
CHILD

LAUSANNE. diciembre 1o.-Ih De
leEaci6n britannica informa one ha re-
cihido con entusiasmo la reciente nota
del rmbajador Child. referente al ARE
glo de la question de los Dardaner os.
cnrvon ha declarado due la nota de
Child constituye un valioso paso de
avance en- la solucion de dicho asunto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
CLEMENCEAU SALE Ell
MARTES HACIA FRANCIA

NUEvA YORK, diciembre 1O.-Pro
cedente de Chicago M. Clemenceau
llegara aqui al martes por la ma1ana,
embarcando en- e.. Paris ell mismo
dia por la noche con direction Fran
cia.
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FILADELFIA, diciembre 10.--M. Gle
menceau lego esta madrugada aqui.
Por la tarde pronuncio su anunciado
discurso ante una inmensa muchedum
Ire, que lie aclam6 largamente.
Clemenceau dec'ar6 que Alemania
nunca hubiera declarado la guerra a
Francia, ST sus hombres politicos hui
biesen sabido previamente que Ingla
terra Y Estados Unidos iban ayudar
a Francia en- la confagraci6n.
Ell Tigre hizo una enthusiastic y calu
rosa apelacion al pueblo y a. gobierno
americana para que Sc reanude la allan
"a entire los tres paises.
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Ell Jap6n retira II barcos

los delegados no han recibido todavia
instrucciones forma es de sus respec
tivos gobiernos, acerca de la question
del desarme de la proyectada union
de esos paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
LA QUESTION IF LAS DEU-
DAs INTER=ALIADAs Sc
PROMOVERA HOY

LoNDREs. diciembre 1O.-se espe-
ra que hoy Sc promovera en- la confe
rencia de Premiers, la QUESTION de las
eudas inter -aliadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
Ia CONFERENCTA CENTRIC
AMERICANA NO HA ALCAN-
ZADO HASTA AHORA, MAZDA
PRACTICE

WASHINGTON, Idiciembre 1OiFLa
conferences cerltro- o-americana Sc reu-
MO esta mafiana por espacio de trein-
ia minutes, declarando inmediatamen
te un receso hasta mafiana.
la conferencia no ha acordado, has
ia ahora. NADIA practice debido a que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
TT. GOBIERNO ALEMAN NO
Sc DISPONE A SOIICITAR LA
Omission DEF. JEFE DE
P0IICIA DE PASSAU

BERLIN, diciembre To- la nota
da gobierno sleman que fu6 entrega
da anoehe q los Aliados, consiente eli
hacer efectiva Ia suma de un million
de marcos orc. por Ell incidente de Pa
ssau, rero Sc NIGGA rotundamente a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
TAs PTT.AcTnNES ENTRE TIA
LA Y vTTrOEST.AvIA NO SON
MUY CORDIAI.ES

FoMA. diciembre 10.-Las relaciones
c~tre Ell gobierno italiano Yugoesla
vie no psrecen muv cordiales, habi6n-
dose resentido ccnsiderablemen+e du-
rante las tltimas cuarenta y ocho ho-
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CUNO Y EBERT
CONFERENC1AN

BERLIN, diciembre 1O.-El presi-
dente Ebert ha conference.-the con el
canciller Cuno, prcposito De Ia 81
tuacion creada con motive del Incl
dente de Passau.
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UN ALMUERZO EN- ET.
HOTEL ST. PATRICK

LONDREs, diciembre 10.-M. Poin
care ofrdcera hoy un almuerzo en- el
hote. St. Patrick Mussolini, Theunis
Y Bonar Law.
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FORMIDABLE MITIN EN- BER
LIN PARA PROTESTAR DE
LA FUTURA 0CUPACION DEL
RHUR

BERLIN, diciembre 1Qs-Anoche So
ha llevado cabo Ell esta ciudad un
formidable mitin dc protesta contra
la. propuesta ocupacion de la zona del
Rhur, por las tropas francesas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
COMFNTARTOS DE- CTEMEN.
CEAU AT. MrNaAJE DE
HARDING

WASHINGTON, dicienbre to-M.
C'lemenceau IN comentado an log siruiAn
ses t6rminos e menssie del presiiente
Ha~ding:l
"El mensaie del rreEideate constitu-
ye IN mentfs Ia campafia que he We
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
UNA MISSION NAVAL BRITA-
MICA CONTINUARA EN- LA
MARINA GRIEGA

ATENAs, diciembre 1o.-Una mi
sits, naval britannica seguira prestan
do servicios en- la Marina griega, en-
calidad de consejera.
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ras, con motive de las testricciones de
cretadas por ell gobierno del rey Ale
jandro contra los productos importa
dos de este pals.
Un despacho de Belgrade dice que
el Encargado de Negocios italiano, ha
protestadO vigOrosam Snte contra ssa
actitud, enviando al efecto una nota
al Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

ahi que Sc exprese en- Ell sentido de que
esta SECURE de obtener la celebration
de dicha asamblea, cuando regrese al
pals de su viaje al Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
F1TzGERA1.F A LoNDREs

DUBLIN, diciembre 10.-El senador
Fitzgerald ha salido esta mafana con
direction Londres.
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iEf. ENCARGADO DE NEGO-
CLOS DE ITALIA EN- BELGRA
DO HA SALIDO PARA ROMA?

LoNDREs, diciembre TO- "The
Daily Mall acoge la noticia de que
ell Encargado de Negocios Extranje-
ros de Italia en- Belgrade salio anoche
con direction a Roma.
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FL. COMITE DE COMERCIoi
DEL. SENADO INF0RMA FAz
VoRABLEMENTE FL. PRoYEC
TO PARA Ell. SUBSIDIO

WAsH1NGTtNN dfciembre 1O.-El
Comite de Comercio del Senado ha in
tornado cavorablemenss q proyecto
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EUEVAs EJECUCIONES
EN- IRLANDA

IoNDREs. diciembre 10 Despa-
chos de Dublin dicen que muy pronto
Sc nevaran a cabo otras ejecuciones
de soldados caudillos rebeldes.
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INSURRECTOS Y PROVISIO=
MALES Sc ENCUENTRAN
EN- CORK

DUBLIN, diciembre 1O.-Tropas insu
rrectas trabaron esta madrugada com
bate con un battalion del gobierno, ha-
tiendo sido derrotadas.
Los .soldados del gobierno hicieron Sc
senta prisioneros y capturaron diez
ametral'adoras.
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WARRINGTON, diciernbr 1O.-Noti-
cias de Toxic dicen que el gobierno ha
orddnado la destruction dA once
'dreadnoughts' conforme JOS t6rmi
nos del tratado naval de Washington
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de la Administrator para Ell subsidio
de la marina mercante.
Ell Comite ha hecho ciertas hgeras
notifications.
Maaana (hoy) ell Senado continua
ra las discusiones para la ratification
de. indicado proyecto.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
LENOX HILL
CORNER FOR BIG FLAT

James c. Mcguire & Co., who on
Monday sold the northeast corner of
Lexington avenue and Sixty-ninth
street to the Joint Ownership Construc-
tion Company. Frederic Culver presi-
dent, for two large apartment house
operations has purchased through Pease
& Gilman from /. Randolph Jacobs the
southeast corner of Lexington avenue
and Seventy-third street as site for an
eleven story apartment house operation.
The seller acquired the property from
the William Sloane estate.
The property is at present improved
with four old dwellings and stable and
comprises an area of $4,000 square feet
and has frontage of S5.2 on Lexington
avenue and 130 feet on East Seventy
third street. 1t was held at 100000.
The entire operation planned by the
buyers, including land and buildings
will represent an outlay of $1.250.0 900.
according to announcement made yester-
day by the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
News Of the Real Estate World
HEIGHTS TAXPAYER IS
RESOLD BY A. LEWISOHN
Other Sales of Business Par
GELS in Manhattan.

Adolph Lewisohn has sold to Samuel
Brener, the operator, the one story tax
payer on the east side of Broadway.
256 feet north of 17Sth street. The
structure measures 76.6xS6.S, and was
acquired by Mr.. Lewisohn last July.
j.. ]. Phillips & Co. were the brokers.
The seller is heavy owner of real es-
tate in this section of Manhattan. This
Is the fourth sale of this property by
the same brokers. Phillips & Co. sold
the land in 1908 to James Il. McGarry,
the builder. who constructed the present
building. In 1919 they sold the prop
orty to j. & A. Kuhn, and last summer
again sold it to Mr.. Lewisohn. In
each instance considerable advance
was made in the selling price.
The five one story store buildings
and two story garage, 100.2x100, at the
northwest corner of Amsterdam avenue
and SiXty-fourth street, have been sold
by the New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company, as executor, TO Marie
Borcherding and b. NJ. Menke for $S2.-
500.
The newly formed Lexington Realty
Company (S. A. Goldstein. v. ]. La
Grua and Henry Herz) bought 60 and
81 Lexington avenue, north Of Twenty
fifth street, three and four story build
ings, with stores. 39.2xS0. Horace 8.
Ely & Co. were the brokers.
j. X. Moors sold for the Wendell
Bieser Sons Realty Co. the business
building at zoos Amsterdam avenue to
the Shutters Realty Company.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
WOMAN BUYS NOTED
INN AT DARIEN, CONN.
Acquires The Tokeneke on
the Sound-Other Deals.

Culver & Co. have sold for the To-
keneke Corporation to Mrs. l.. w.
Stevens the Tokeneke Inn on the Sound,
at Darien. Conn. The inn is an attract
i've building containing about forty
rooms and covers a tract of several
acres, and the guests will have access TO
four hundred acres of private property
including a considerable amount Of
beach frontage.
George Howe sold In Pelham, resi-
dence for John Smith, the builder, to
James l.. Newcombe of this city. who
will occupy 1t about June !. The prop
erty consists OF a plot at the corner OF
Hghbrook and Colonial avenues, Pei
ham Manor. and was held at $4,000.
Lewis H. May Company sold for
Irving Weiss. property on the north side
Of Walnut street. Long Beach, l.. l.,
consisting of a three story residence, to
Bertha Carson.
Prince & Ripley sold for the Oakhold
Corporation a plot on Grand View ave-
nue.. near Bryant avenue. in the Green
ridge Highlands section of White Plains,
to Walter III. Nelson. who will improve
the property with residence.
Murray Apfelbaum, Inc, leased store
in Branford place, Newark, at a
rental of 50 per square foot, to the
Overland Shoe Company.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
OPERATOR IN TWO CITY
AND SUBURBAN DEALS

Samuel Brener sold to Dr. Alexander
Neshamkin the seven story Avon apart
ment at the northwest corner of Madi-
son avenue and 116th street, taking In
part payment seven acres at Rye 'front.'
ing on Rye Beach avenue. The Public
National Bank and the United Cigar
Stores occupy space in the apartment.
j. Silverman was the broker.
Mr.. Brenner also sold to r. III. Howes
an acre of land on Milton Harbor. Rye,
adjoining the residence of Senator VAIN
wright and the American Yacht Club.
Mr.. Brener recently acquired the prop
erty, which also fronts 27S feet on Stuy-
vesant road, from Francis NJ. Kyle in
part payment for the northwest corner
of West END avenue and Eightieth
street. s. L. Israel was the broker.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

The Exeter. five story apartment
house. 50x976,, at sos West 10th
street. adjoining the northwest corner
of Fort Washington avenue, has been
sold by Charles A. and Gussie Strauss
to the Michelman Realty Company.
Leon Wasserman sold to Jesus
Manero and Candelario Andino five
story flat. S9.1lx99.11, at 236 West 142d
street.
Winthrop Astor and Margaret T.
Chandler sold to Bessie Rosen a five
story store tenement. 24.sx95, at 426
Third avenue, south of Thirtieth street
George Haas sold to the Jenros
Realty Corporation two five story store
tenements, 50xl00 at 2169 and 2171 Third
avenue. north of 1lSth street.
The st. Nicholas Leasing and I'm
provement Company sold to Martha
u. Whitaker a five story store tene-
ment. 25xT5. at 2251 Seventh avenue
north of 1920 street
Pauline Lowry sold to Ignatz Fischer
two five story flats. with stores, 5Ox
99.11. at sos and 5N West 125th street.
Ruby A. Rice sold to Henrietta 3.
Von Klenze five story dwelling. lex
96.5, at 12S West Seventy-eighth street.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
PROVISION DEALERS
IN EAST SIDE LEASE
Other Renting Deals Reported
in Manhattan.

The Anderson estate holdings on the
south side Of Thirty-sixth street from
the East River to and including the
southeast corner of First avenue have
been leased by Guckenheimer & Hess,
Inc, wholesale provision dealers. Jo-
seph G.. Abraham was attorney for the
lessees. The property comprises two
six story buildings, 46x200. each, now oc-
cupied by the Liquid Carbonic Com
pany. The lease is for twenty-one years
and involves a rental Of 100000 for the
term. The present occupants will move
on May / to their new plant in Long
Island City. Gaillard & Co. and Henry
G.. Wales were the brokers'
The six story Hotel Royal, 25x100. at
535 West 112th street, near Broadway,
has been leased for Joseph Quirillo. A.
v. Amy & Co. were the brokers.
Cross & Brown Company leased Of
fices in 1870 West Torty-second street
to Globe Trading Company. Inc; in the
Fisk Building. Fifty-seventh street and
Broadway. to James A. Prescott dis
trict manager of the Ahrens Fox Fire
Engine Company; to the National
Motor Accessories Corporation. and to
Devereaux & Co.. and. with Pease &
Gilman. the ground floor in 529 West
Fifty-fifth street, to the Greeley Pneu-
matte Tire Sight Seeing Car Company.
j. B. English has LEASED for Ellen ".
Snowden to L. Bailey the three build
ings at 313 to S17 West Forty-eighth
street.
Carl A. Leasenfeld leased to the
Quentell Corporation space in the Cana
dian Pacific Building; in "a Pine street,
to David w. Elder & Co, and space In
the same building to the estate of w,
Y. Mortimer.
Harris. Vought & Co. leased lofts in
106 Grand street to Tairmaid Undergar-
ment and David Schwartz; an office In
1lS2 Broadway to Abraham Levine,
julius Sher and the Standard Knitting
Company also in 467 Broadway to
Household Cloths Company.
p. NJ Clear 6 Co leased 5000 square
feet in III East 10th street to Weydig
& Henkelman, piano manufacturers
and loft in 252 West Thirty-first street
to the Es-Kay Novelty ompany
Tankoos. Smith G. Co. have leased
store i'm the southeast corner of Broad
way and Houston street to L. Schecht-
man & Son. ladies' wear, now at 537
Broadway. The lease calls for a rental
aggregating approximately ,s25,o00
Hagastrom- -Calen Company leased
store in 200 West Sixtv-ninth street to
the Amsterdam Boot Shop
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
INVESTOR ACQUIRES
PARK AV. ZONE FLAT
Takes Over IL Story House at
161 East 10th Street; Other
Apartment Deals.

The twelve story apartment house at
161 East Seventy-ninth street. 62x100.
has been sold by /. Randolph Jacobs.
Everett Jacobs and s. Morrill, Banner
to an investing client of Milton DAM
mans, attorney. N. A. Berwin & Co.
been in the hands of the sellers since
they built it, in 1915. 1t contains two
suites of from seven to eight rooms
and three baths on floor. and is fully
occupied, with an annual rental of
$4,000. It was held at 100000. The
brokers have been appointed agents for
the new owner.
Operators In Two Deals.
The A. H. Realty Company. Inc.
George Zauderer, president, operators.
purchased the Somerset apartments, a
six story house. 100x100 feet, at 3S5
Edgecombe avenue. near 154th street.
from Bing & Bing, operators. The build
ing is laid out in suites Of from three
to five rooms and accommodates forty
one tenants. 1T has q rent roll of
S42,500, and was held by the sellers at
$265. 700.
To the Yet Development Company,
Inc. Louis Meyersfeld. president. Mr..
Zauderer sold the Washington and La
fayette apartments. two five story new
14Sth street. The buildings accommo-
date forty tenants and have an annual
rent roll of $2S,o0O. They were held at
$160,000.
other Multifamily House Sales.
Henry Btim. proprietor of several
restaurants. has purchased Ave story
apartment house, 25x100, containing
eight apartments and two stores, at 362
Amsterdam avenue. from M. Johnndes,
a jeweler. The broker was f. o. Verdi
guel of Francis & Co.
Arthur L. Shaw sold for ]. ]. Beaman
517 West 169th street. a six story fifty
foot apartment house, showing a rent
roll Of $4,000.
Alfred Katz and Henry Frieden-
berger rcsold for William Goldstone and
Simon Myers 159 East Ninety-ninth
street, five story double fiat, 25x100,
between Lexington and Third avenues.
The Brown. Wheelock Company. Inc
sold ESQ Monroe street for the United
States Trust Company. trustee, 303 East
Twenty-third street, for the Peterfield
Realty Corporation. and the leasehold
ITO East Tenth street for Miss Anna
Roettner
Samuel Seiniger sold for the Canal
Securities Corporation to Sol Freidus
and Morris Steinberg 225 and 227 West
Eighteenth street. two FIVE story tene-
ments, 25x92 each.
Malcolm T.. Smith. Inc, has sold for
the estate Of James Fletcher, Jr, to
James r. Knapp, a duplex apartment of
ten rooms and three baths in 131-135
East Sixty-sixth street. The apartment
was held at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
BUILDERS ACQUIRE SITE
FOR FLAT ON WEST SIDE
Buy McDernott Plot on West
Ninety-seUenth Street.

SHREDDER & Koppel and j. c. and NJ. G.
Mayer. who a fortnight ago purchased
an apartment house site at 157-163 East
Seventy-second street. transferred their
attention yesterday 10 the west side by
purchasing the vacant plot at 1917
West Ninety-seventh street. 75x100.11,
on which the buyers intend to build a
six story apartment house. The seller
was the estate of John McDermott
represented. On the plot directly across
the street. the Fred r. French Company
is erecting a six story apartment house.
20Ox100
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

BulSley & Horton Company have
sold S4 Clermont avenue, between Park
and Myrtle avenues. two family dwell
ing for Mrs. Mary o. Quackenbush to
client for occupancy.
Melville Realty Company sold the
rooming house at South Elliott place
for Mrs. o. L. Griffin to client for oc-
cupancy.
+. C. Sauter has sold 216 to 223s and
227 Twenty street, two story
frame two family dwellings. for the
White estate. The properties were held
at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
TENANTS BUY FOR OCCUPANCY

Leon S. and Madeline Brach sold 391
and 393 Eighth avenue, north of Twen-
-ty-ninth street. two four story store
buildings. 21x70. to Abraham Jampole
and Samuel Lustgarten respectively
who are tenants In the properties.
Fannie *. and Isabel G. Koss. who
occupy the four story dwelling. 1gx100
at 632 West End avenue, south OF
Ninety-first street, have purchased thai
property from Charles I. Henry.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
S25, 100000 FOR MORTGAGES.

The American Bond and Mortgage
Company has announced that fwill
have 25,000.000 available this year for
real estate mortgages. Applications for
handling real estate bond issues up to
this amount will be received during
the next two months at both the Chi
cago and New York Offices of the COM
pany. The issues will range from
100000 to $2.500,000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

A SMALL FAMILY OF refinement
and education can secure title to
and occupy at once this quaint Co
lonial home. located on one of the best
streets of celebrated suburban resi-
Dental section near New York City,
where the desires OF the nei3hboriuy
families as 10 the personality Of the
buyer must and viii receive first con-
sideration. on the payment OF $3.50
on easy terms, balance OF $1,000 on
long time LIST nortgage: the plot
fronts 100 n. on the street. and the
house Is surrounded by a beautiful
grove of white brches and shading
oaks: contains 6 rooms and bath and
wide veranda the elevation Is over
500 IT.. u Is only a few minutes walk
10 railroad express station on the best
committing road out OF New York
City. and Is offered complete. with no
extras: there are over 400 commuters
from this section now: bathing, boat
ing. skating, golf. tennis and country
clubs are available. together with
fine schools. churches and markets.
II is a bargain and a wonderful place
for children. IMMEDIATE, T.. o. Box
37s. City Hall station. New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
with Ants. above
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN

$1,000 buys beautiful ss 200 house, large
plot, near station. tax exempt Caves $4,000.
steam, electricity, parduetry tile, verarida
inclosed ~ 600 cash, S23 monthly principal.
McNEECE, 10 Union Hall st.. jamaica.
Telephone jamaica 4cfJ.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05

-2erta Heller is the purchaser Of the
&sasehold property at 10 East Tenth
street, sold recently by client OF Louis
w. Osterweis.
The New York herald., 1922-04-05
Activity I'm Ideal Park.

Harry w. Davis has sold for the Ideal
Home Construction Corporation in Ideal
Park, at Crawford and Wilder avenues.
the following: To Joseph +. Fitzgerald,
bungalow. on plot 33x100. on Crawford
avenue: to John G. Sehwenk. on Muir
dock avenue. a six room house, 40x100;
to John Chisholm, burs0low. on Wilder
avenue, 50x140: to George Jacob Eitel,
six room house. 50x100. on south side
of Crawford avenue; to James White, on
Wilder avenue. bungalow, 3Sx100; to
George Frick. east side Of Murdoch ave-
nue., bungalow. on plot 33x100; to
Thomas J. Brady, bungalow on Wilder
avenue; to F. j. Eichler, on Murdoch
avenue bungalow with garage, 36x100;
to Jesse F. Tompkins, bungalow on Bis
sci avenue, 40x100: to r. Lichtenegger.
bungalow. 35x10o, on Murdoch avenue.
and to Thomas Newell, bungalow on
Wilder avenue.