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normal.
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The New York herald., 1922-05-16
TALLEST HOTEL TO BE
PALATIAL MEMS CLUB

Plans for the worlds tallest hotel
which will cater to mere man exclusive
ly were filed yesterday. The structure
will be erected on the east side OF Lex
ington avenue between Forty-eighth and
Forty-nnth streets and will be known
as the Shelton Club Hotel. The plans
call for 1900 sleeping rooms and the
cost Is estimated at 100000 The
announcement of the plan to build the
hotel was made last April.
In the sub-basement will be placed a
large swimming pool while on the base
ment floor above there will be Turkish
baths with locker rooms and bowling al
leys. The first floor will comprise the
second floor will be more lounge room,
a library, a reading room and combi-
nation billiard and club room.
The third to the fourteenth floor will
contain non-housekeeplng apartments.
The fifteenth floor will offer more
lounge room facilities. a solarium and a
dining room. From the sixteenth TO the
thirtieth floors will be given over to
sleeping rooms and on the thirty-first
floor there will be a gymnasium with
squash courts, etc. James T. Lee Is
president and treasurer of the Shelton
Holding Company, which Is the owner of
the structure. Arthur Loomis Harmon
Is the architect.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
OPERATORS PURCHASE
BRONX CORNER FLAT
Other Transactions Closed in
Northern Borough.

Irving Chester D. Judis, real
estate operators, have purchased from
Samuel Klion the property at the north
east corner of Burnside and David
son avenues, six-story apartment
house, 114x120. having suites of three,
four, Ave and six rooms The property
contains seven stores and is adjacent to
the Burnside and Jerome avenue sub
way station. 1t has a rent roll OF about
$4,000 and was held at $275.000. Mr.
Judis recently acquired four parcels on
Burnside avenue. Armstrong Brothers
were the brokers. They are now nego-
tiating for a resale.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc. sold for the
estate of Caecilie Ettinger 541 East
1S2d street. a five-story apartment house,
40x100. The property was held at
100000.
Charles A. Weber sold for Adam
Abel APT East 134th street, four-story
double fiat, about 30x100, to Joseph
Massoth.
The Bronx Borough Builders, Inc,
sold to Abraham NJ. Schwartz the prop
erty, 6Ox149.1 irregular. at 3020-302S
Bronx Park East. for s31.375.
S. Ullman sold the southeast corner
of Valentine avenue and 199th street, a
five-story apartment, for William Blut-
man to NJ. Brody for investment. 1t
was recently completed by Peter Snnott
and was held at $25o,000.
Henry Neuschafer sold to Fred
Storck. Jr... five-story fiat. 25.2x93.5
at 1884 Third avenue.
Morris Koblinsky sold to Benjamin
NJ. Gruenstein six-story fiat, 4fx92. al
494-496 East 18TH street.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
a floor In 100 Beekman street to +. X.
Dreyer; the store in 80 Pine street to
Charles f. Armstrong, Inc. floor In
511 East Seventy street to the
X. NJ. stone Co.. and in 1875 Maiden
lane. space to Henry Michaels. August
Sieber. United Weighers Association Lo-
cal. Robert Greenwaid, and j. r. vaz-
quez
Clinton II. Booth rented the store
floor In II East Ffty-second street to
the McElroy studios of so East Fifty
fifth street, interior decorators.
Spear & Co. leased a floor in III West
Thirty-third street to James and Thorn
as Miller, furriers offices in AZ West
Thirty-third street to Benjamin & Solon
Diamond & Rose. and Rose o. Lurie,
dealers in dresses. and in 90 West
Twenty street to Rayanne I'm
dcrwear Company. Inc.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, with Birds
eye. Neville & Co, leased space In the
street and Madison avenue. to Emmett
Navarro Producing Company, Inc.
Tankoos, Smith e. Co. subleased to
Jacob solomon the northerly Greenwich
street store in the property at the north
east corner of Cortlandt and Greenwich
streets. The lease calls for a rental ag-
gregating s5o,ooo.
The Homeseekers Realty Company.
Inc. has leased offices in the Strauss
Building, Fifth avenue and Forty-sixth
street.
Tankoos, Smith G. Co. subleased In
1873 Liberty street, northeast corner OF
Greenwich street, additional space to
A. II. Kadlec.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
FILM MAN ACQUIRES
TENTH AYE. CORNER
Col. Kuser of Fox Concern
Buys Building From Kelly
Springfield Tire Co.

Col. A. r. Kuser, large stockholder
in the Fox Film Corporation, has pur-
chased from the Kelly-Springfield Tire
Company the four story building at the
southeast corner of Tenth avenue and
Fifty-fourth street for about 100000
The property is under lease to the Fox
Film Corporation for period Of twenty
one years. but that fact. according to
officials of .he film company, has no
bearir whatsoever upon the purchase
by Kuser The Fox interests, 1t was
said, did not want the fee to the building
themselves. so Col. Kuser bought it on
his own behalf for investment.
The building occupies plot 175x100
and Is one block south of the 100. .0OC
Fox Film studio and executive office
building, which occupies the entire block
front on the east side of Tenth avenue
from Fifty-fifth to Fifty-sixth street.
1t is used by the Fox company in con-
junction with the main building for
studio purposes. 1t also serves as a
storage house and headquarters for the
purchasing department Of the film con-
cern.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
WESTMINSTER PARCELS
SOLD UNDER HAMMER

Many properties throughout Westches-
ter county were offered by Bryan L.
Kennedy Inc, at a special sale yester-
day. The parcels included vacant tracts
and dwellings as follows The Metz
tract IN Scarsdale. consisting of about
thirty acres with a two and one-half
story dwelling on Platt avenue, was sold
to Francis p. Shay for s24.500 the ad-
Joining vacant plot of seven acres. also
on Platt avenue. was sold TO the Ed
warden Estate, Inc. for s3.700; forty
seven acres at Hawthorne. y. Y. 1T the
corner of Bradhurst avenue and Kensico
road, with a three story dwelling and
garage. were sold to Daniel j. Morrison
for $S7,500.
Other purchases comprised six lots on
Anderson street, through to Lyons
street. 100 feet north of Homestead ave-
nue.. Scarsdale. NJ Y, which were sold to
William Peterson for s210 apiece; a
plot of about fourteen acres on Wilmot
road, Scarsdale, opposite the Blooming
dale estate and adjoining the Iselin prop
erty, was sold to Samuel A. Putt for
S15,150: fifteen lots on the east side of
Fairmount avenue. 100 feet north of
Ashford avenue. Ardsley, N. ", were
sold to William F. Clark for $4,000 two
plots on both the north and aoutn sides
of Rye Beach avenue, just east OF Boston
Post road. sold to George Z. Baruch for
$12,S00
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
News Of the Real Estate World
CIRCUS MANS HOME
FOR COUNTRY HOTEL
Syndicate to Spend S3,000,000
on Old j. A. Bailey Estate
at Mount Vernon.

The Knoils on Chester HILL Mount
A. Bailey, the circus man, is to be con-
verted into combination country club
and hotel Announcement to that effect
was made yesterday by Mayor Edwin w.
Fiske of Mount Vernon, According to
the latter the project will be carried out
by the Bailey Park Hotel Company.
which has been incorporated to take the
property over.
Judging from the elaborate plans the
establishment will be modelled after the
Westchester- Biltmore Country Club. just
completed by the Bowman interests, be-
tween Harrison and Rye. A twelve story
structure containing 500 rooms is to be
put up on the Bailey estate and an
eighteen hole golf course Is to be laid
out 1t is estimated that the entire
project will cost about $3.000.000.
The Knolls comprises about thirty-two
acres and was mentioned as one Of the
chief assets in the circus mans estate in
the suit brought by his niece. Anna E.
Robinson. to break his will on the
grounds of insanity and undue influence.
The Snowman had always felt a great
affection for the place and spent much
of his spare time there. Upon his death
he left It to his widow. who died in 1912.
The original owner Of The Knolls
was best known as the partner Of P. T.
Barnum in the Barnum & Bailey Circus
enterprise. He was born with the virus
of the big top in his blood and at the
age OF Is ran away from the home of
his aunt in Detroit, Mich, to join
circus. He was an orphan whose only
heritage was the family name of Nc
Ginniss.N This. however, he readily
changed by way of compliment to Fred
Bailey. the manager of his first show.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
BUYERS WILL IMPROVE
OLD TRINITY HOUSES
Take OUer Six Dwellings, on
West Houston Street.

Brown. Wheelock Company. Inc, sold
for the Corporation of Trinity Church a
plot at 1873 and 205 West Houston street
146x100x irregular. situated 265 feet
east of Varick street. The properly
consists of six dwellings and a vacant
lot Plans for an interesting develop
ment will be announced in a short time.
Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc. sold
for the Clark estate a four story dwell
ing, 22.3x102.2, at Is West Seventy third
street to DR.. Ernest Bishop. the present
tenant. The property was held at
$45.0O0.
Harris vought G. Co. sold for Mrs.
Angela NJ. Worden four story dwelling.
1Sx102.2. at ia East Seventy sixth
street. The purchaser is Miss Hazel
Hyde. who will occupy. Mrs. Worden is
in Europe and all negotiations were con-
Quoted by cable.
Elizabeth J. White sold to the Urine
Realty Company the four story dwelling
o2x100.5. at 9 West, For.y-eighth street
Columbia College leasehold.
J.. The, Marx Realty and Improvement
Company sold to the Brendan Realty
Company the four story dwelling. 20x
1905. at 81 West Forty-eighth street
Columbia College leasehold.
George S. Runk sold for Edward w
Robinson III East Eightieth street. a
four story. nineteen foot dwelling. The
new owner--a doctor--will alter the
building for office and dwelling. The
property was held at $4,000.
Harry Sugarman with Dora Jacobs
sold for Marie NJ. Ehlers 507 West 149th
street. between Broadway and Amster-
dam avenue. a three story dwelling.
l7.6x100, to George Gould.
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Arabella s. Burr and Frederic NJ. Burr
143 West Seventy-sixth street, thre?
story dwelling, 17x102.2. between AM
sterdam and Columbus avenues. VIM.
a. White & Sons and II. r. Gurney
were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
CANDY co. WILL BUILD
BIG L. I. CITY FACTORY

Ridley's. the candy manufacturers.
through their holding corporation, the
Rocco Realty Corporation, has pur-
chased large factory site in Long
Island City. Part of the land. 100x100,
at Queens Boulevard and Moore street.
northwest corner, was purchased from
the estate of Joseph A. Bermel. former
Borough President of Queens. An adj
joining plot 1915. on Moore street was
acquired from Cornelius Burke. The
Roman-Callman Company was the
broker.
On this plot. comprising 22.750 square
feet. the buyers will put up a four-story
reinforced concrete building having a
total floor area of 10000 square feet
Rdley's was established in 1872 and
for many years had its plant on Grand
street, but later moved to the west side
Of Manhattan The Long Island City
site Is at the eastern end of the viaduct
extending from the greensboro Bridge
Plaza 20 the southeastern side OF the
Long Island Railroad yards.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
GRAND JURY MINUTES
ARE SOUGHT BY SUFFER-
Attacks Wire Tapping Testi-
rnoy Taken in Meyer Inquiry

Judge Tiernan of the County Court,
Richmond, yesterday set Friday for
argument upon an application for per-
mission to examine the minutes OF the
Grand Jury which indicted Detective
Sergeant John Suffer and others for
wire tapping in connection with the
Alters separation suit.
Bertrand Eadie. of counsel for the de-
PENDANTS charged that much of the
testimony on which they were indicted
was obtained through the inquiry of
the Meyer legislative committee. ap-
pointed TO investigate into the city's af-
fairs. and that 1t is incompetent. Dis
trict Attorney Malloy. in opposing the
move. admits that some of the testi-
mony was obtained through the COM
mittee's investigation. but more i'm
portant evidence, he said. was procured
from other sources.
1t is alleged that the evidence on
which Mrs Olga Alters of White Plains
got decree of separation from her hus-
band. DR. Charles It. Alters. st.
George. Staten Island. physician. was
obtained by tapping telephone wires
running to the office of DIR. Alters at
107 Central avenue. st. George.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
COMPLETE SALE OF I31
LOTS IN ELMHURST, L. 4.

At the continuation sale OF $50 lots at
Nassau Heights. Elmhurst. Borough OF
Queens, for the estate OF the late julius
strauss. the Jere Johnson Jr. Company
real estate auctioneers. on Saturday sold
the remaining 131 lots for s23,6S5. At
the first session Of the sale. held on
Saturday. May 6. 319 lots were sold to
LOG separate buyers.
The 450 lots brought grand total of
s95.210 and were sold to 15S different
buyers. The average selling price was
about S212 a lot. Prices ranged from
500 for inside lots up to $1,000 for lots
at the corner of Wool and Lewis streets,
opposite the new public school.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
Slz5,15O FOR LOTS AT
HOFFMANS PARK SALE
All of 1876 Sites Auctioned by
Joseph p. Day.

The outcome of the auction sale OF
1856 lots at Hoffmans Park in the
Throgs Neck section of The Bronx for
the Ebllng estate last Saturday ex-
ceeded the most sanguine expectations
Of Joseph p. Day, the auctioneer. The
lots brought a total of s175.150. One
corner lot alone. at East fremont ave-
nue. and Eastern Boulevard. brought
$4,000. The lot adjoining was sold for
s4,l00. Both were purchased by Will
lam II. Mehlich. who announced that
they would be improved with a store
for a national chain store system.
There was heavy attendance at the
sale. The crowds were as large as
those which attended the Coster estate
sale in 1920 or, the Bruce Brown and
Turnbull estates sales last year. Many
of the buyers bought properties at those
sales.
The first purchase was a s1.20C
corner on Revere and Barkley avenues
From then on the bidding was spirited
and in less than two and half hours
the lots were all snapped up. An the
lots on East fremont avenue sold fol
S1,S50 each. The corner of East Ire.
mont and Calhoun avenues sold foi
$4,000. Inside lots on Revere and
Calhoun avenues brought 1915. while
the low lands along Quincy avenue
brought $3.50 and $40O.
1T was the most eager buying
crowd l have sold TO this year" said
Auctioneer Joseph p. Day after the sale
1T unquestionably shows that the mar
ket instead of showing waning tend
ency. as was freely predicted, is gath
ering stronger momentum as we &C
into the early summer. This can only
mean the strong tone will last right
through the year. in my opinion. Never
in my long career have / seen such a
consistently healthy market so early
/ look for one of our greatest years"
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
TRIED AS SLAYER, SEEKS
TO STRIKE PROSECUTOR
Hackensack Negro Objects to
Hint That He Is a Liar.

Horace Porter, negro. tried to at
tack County Prosecutor A. c. Hart of
Hackenesack. N. J., yesterday afternoon
while the Prosecutor was cross-examin-
ing him during his trial for the murder
OF Mrs. Mamie Anthonyson at the home
of the woman In Hackensack March 10.
The trial Is being held before Chief
Justice Gummere of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Hart. In cross-examining the
negro. asked him II he had not said he
killed the woman because he was jealous
of her. Porter yelled at the Prosecutor
not to call him liar and then tried to
get out of the witness chair and across
the room to the lawyer. Court officials
restrained him.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

F. C. Sauter Agency sold 376 Sixth
avenue, two-story dwelling. to Frank
Petersen: also a plot on the north side
of Webster avenue. near Forty-seventh
street, for John Suydam to client who
will build one-family houses.
The Davenport Real Estate Company
Inc. with Herbert c. Comstock & Son.
sold the two-family frame dwelling at
sold the two-family frame dwelling at
270s Bedford avenue for Mrs. Emma S.
Lewis
A client of George J. Taper has pur-
chased the two-family dwelling at 1858
East Nineteenth street, 25.6xi00. from
the r. S. T. Realty Company, Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-05-16
MAYERSPURCHASE
THE EVANSTON FLAT
Take Over Former Du Puy Par
eel on West End Ave. From
B. Winter-Other Sales.

The Evanston, twelve story apart
ment house at the southeast corner of
West End avenue and Ninetieth street.
which was purchased about week ago
by Benjamin Winter from Herbert Du
Puy of Pittsburgh, was sold yesterday
Mayer. 1t was held at sl.75O1o0. 1t is
reported to have an annual rent rol. of
SjS5,000. The house covers plo. 100.Sx
1926 and is arranged in suites of from
eight to nine rooms with three baths
each. Johnson & Kahn were the build
ers. The broker was Walter Ebbitt of
Slawson & Hobbs.
Operators Buy the Iowa.
Ennis G. Snnott have purchased. from
Marie and Jules Glorieux the Iowa,
a seven story elevator apartment house
at 133 and 1876 West 104th street, on a
plot 50x10O, between Columbus and Am
sterdam avenues. Nassoit & Lanning
were the brokers in the transaction
Other Apartment Deals.
Henry Hof sold for the Schum es-
tate 500 Third avenue. five story
apartment house, adjoining the south
purchaser, julius Goldwater, also owns
the adjoining parcel at 522 Third ave-
nue.. and now controls a plot of 50SS7.6
adjoining the Twenty-fifth precinct
police station.
Benedict b. Nurick sold for the Marne
Realty Corporation to the Avenue c
and Sixth Street Realty Corporation.
L. Rosenbaum president. 415 to 421 East
Sixty third street four five story flats,
1OOx1OO, held at $4,000. with rents of
more than $1,000.
Samuel A. Kelsey sold for Leon B.
Ginsburg and Benjamin Levin as execu-
tors 40 West 139th street, five story
apartment. S1xl0O The property was
held at $4,000.
G.. Tuoti & Co. sold for H. Levine, to
Joseph Accatasio. the five story tene-
ment at 405 East Sixty-third street.
Sales Revealed In Transfers.
The Wellworth Property Company
sold to Rebecca f. Godstein a six
story store tenement, 5s.4x9S.9. at 311-
321 East Twenty-first street.
B. Sachs sold to Mildred Solomon a
four story store tenement. 25x74.7, at
20C2 Second avenue, north of 103d street.
julius Reich sold to Milton Cohen a
five story store tenement, 26x65, at 2131
Third avenue. north of 10th street
John Poetters sold to Patrick Nc
Fadden a five story flat with stores.
25x10o.s, at III East Ninety-second
street
Anita ". Gallagher bought two five
story tenements. 55.4xl02.2 at 307-309
East Seventy-sxth street.
Madeline c. Curtis sold to Mary C.
Mccarthy a three story dwelling, 16x
zoos. at $50 East Sixty-fifth street.
Margaret G. Lord sold to Frank T.
Hutchens a three story dwelling, 22.6x
97.S at 4S Barrow street.