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22_ REAL FLAT MARKET IN STRONG REVIVAL Two Big Apartments Covering Block Front on Heights Change Ownership. The two six story apartment houses forming the southerly block front on 17M street, between Haven and Fort Washington avenues, have been sold by the Anna Holding1 Company (B. Markowltz, 8. W. Dorfman and II. 13. Levlne) to the Maryanov Realty Company Jacob Maryanov). The houses, which were conveyed subject to mortgages for $229,000, front 389 feet on 172d street, 6S.6 feet on Haven avenue and 26.4 feet on Fort Washington avenue. The six story apartment house, on plot 61.6xll2x irregular, at 87 and 89 St. Nicholas place, south of 163th street, has been sold by Sidney H. Nadlor to Max Wcisler, subject to mortgages of $91,376, George W. Brettel and James Henry sold for Mary Bartell to William A. Thornton and Bernard Renzy two five story apartment houses, 23x80 each, at 1760 and 1752 Park avenue. This Is the first sale of the property In more than thirty years. M. Sellgman A Son, dried fruits, have purchased from the Henry Weiler estate 33 St. Mark's place, adjoining the northwest corner of Second avenue, a five story tenement, 26x112.10. Jacob Shapiro, attorney, represented the purchaser. The Charles F. Noyes Company was the broker. The same estate also sold 260 East Tenth street, a five story tenement, on plot 28x92.3. and a five story tenement, on lot 25x100, at 101 East Fourth street. F. V. Calder & Co., Inc., sold for Matilda Fleming the five story single flat, 20.6x100. at 154 West 105th street. The property rents for $5,484, and was held at $33,000. Arthur L. Shaw sold 710 West 179th street, five story apartment, 50x100, to a Mrs. Brumer. O'Reilly & Dahn and Emanuel Simon sold for Frank Frank 230 East Eightythird street, a five story tenement, 25x100. A. G. Thompson Company sold 194 West 134th street, a five story tenement, for the estate of Sarah Spencer to J. Grayson Calnes. Samuel Cowen sold to a Mr. Miller 1713 and 1715 Lexington avenue, two five story flats. The buyer Intends to make improvements. Apartment Denis tn Transfers. James and Hattle Schulmnn sold to Edward and Sophia w legend a lour story atoro tenement, 20x90, at 301 Avenue. A. The 229 East 121st Street Corporation sold to Ellas 8prung a six story tenement with stores, 23x100.11, at 229 East 121st street. Marguerite Bruns sold to John Bow- ler at five story tenement, 24.9x100.11, at 132 East 122d street. Samuel Klrsten sold to Theodore Rledman a four story tenement, 20x85, at 1996 Third avenue. Emigrant Industrtal Savings Bank sold to Florence A. Steele the five story tenement, with stores, 25x98. at the northeast corner of Madison avenue and 131st street. The 345 Batnbrldge Street Realty Corporation sold to Joseph Smolensky a three story tenement, 22.11x96, at 845 Balnbrldge street. Anthony Faruolo sold to Ralvatore Amato a six story tenement with stores, 25x75, at 228 Chrystle street. St. Stephen's Home sold to Anna Chechllla a five story tenement with stores. 25.9x96. at 193 Avenue A. Elbble B. Hall puchased the two five story flats, 49.6x102.2, at 382 and 334 West Eighty-fifth street. Richard B. Kelly sold to Slgmund E. F. Tyor for >13,000 a five story tenement with stores, 25.2x84.5, at 66 Chrystle street. Estehr Klein sold to Hannah Frleder a four story store tenement, 21x83, at 6! Avenue C. Mary M. Duffy sold to Vtncenzo Da Barbara two four story tenements with stores, 50x98.9, at 322 and 324 East Thirty-third street. Engeihert Neus sold to Ellen E. Kelly a five story flat, 20x102.2, at 151 West Eightieth street. Arthur D. Weeks sold to Bartholomew Sbarbargo for fiO.OOO, at 151 West tenement, with stores, 49..'x90x Irregular, at 14 and 18 Cherry street. Annie Socol sold to Lena Albert a five story flat, 25x99.11, at 310 West 151th street. Other Transfers. Charles A. Smith sold to Margaret Stack a three story dwelling, 10.4x79.9, at fill West 182d street. Isabella Unger sold to Emmet and Julia Ml Fitzgerald a three story dwelling, 19x99.11, at 139 West 130th street. Operator In Two Denis. The Dormond Realty Company, Simon Myers president, sold to Harry F. Hreenberg. 44<t Lenox avenue, adjoining the northenst corner of 132d street, a five story flat Willi two stores, 2ox 84. Moses & Moses were tlio brokers. The Dormond Realty Company recently sold to Samuel Freeman 2194 Washing- ion avenue, a irireu niur/ uneiuug, isxTo. Kasmussen & Sauter were the brokers. BROOKLYN TnANRAOTIONS. Realty Associates sold to the South Jersey Land Company through A Sirsuss two Ave story flats with stores. 37.6x100 each, at 91.5 to 959 Myrtle a\cnue, between Throop and Tompkins avenues. William Llss, Tnc., sold for the rve\ Construction Company to Honry Wolfeon two new two family dwellings with garages on Kust Tenth street In Parkway Oardens. between Kings Highway end Avenue R. The seller took In rart payment a house, 21x150, with garage, at 2131 Oc»an Parkway. Rulkley ft Horton Company sold 748 Hancock street, a two family residence, 19x100. for Mrs. Anna McCarty. F. C. fauter Agency sold 424 Fourth street, a three story dwelling, for Samuel Urencen; also J 43 Fifth avenue, two stores and six apartments, for P. C.1 l.arocra. Melster Builders. Inc., sold through A. TMsanI to Beltottl A Cnfaro a plot, 40-: 100. on the northe ..st side of Seventysixth street, 180 feet south of Twelfth avenue. IN THE AUCTION ItOOM. |14 VRRSY HTRT5ET.J By Joseph P. I)ay. 3RT1 RE block bounded by i'd av, 1st. av. rath and 97lh sts, 26l.10xrt,".0. 2 and 3 story oar house.Ceorge E Warren et al vs Reread Av It R Co et at; John C Clnrk, ref; due. $3,478,411.74; taxes. Ac, (388,134.41. Adjourned to February j, 1922. BRONX EXCHANOB. By Joseph P. Day. 148TH BT. 427 and 420 R, n s, 323 e Willis av. 74.7x94.3x Irreg xlOO, vacant.Municipal I,|cn« Co vs Louisa Nees et si; Harold wain, atty; Oeorgc V A MeOloskey, ref; due $3,428.12; taxes, Ac. $1,875 To JoeeIjiilnc Oilman $8,100 ESTATE FLAT BUILDER BUYS ' MADISON AY. CORNER AVill Improve 01(1 Sa^e Estate < Parcels at 64th Street With Apartment House. An apartment house builder Is buying, the group of five dwellings at the northeast corner of Madison avenue and, Sixty-fourth street from the City Invest-; iv.g Companv, Kobort E. Dowling presl- dent, for the purpose of erecting an; eleven story apartment house. Mr.! Dowllng bought the property at the auction sale of the Sago estate In January, 1920, for $337,000. It was reported yes-' terday that he Is selling the parcels to the builder for $450,000. To Remodel Madison Ave. Corner.' William B. May & Co. eold for the' Lawyers Realty Company the southeast corner of Madison avenue, known a3 40 East Eightieth ptreet, a Ave story dwelling, 25x66.2. The purchaser intends to remodel into apartments and stores. It! was held at $S5,000. .« n 1 G. Tuotl & Co. sold for Mandelbaum s & Lewine, operators, the three story house at 321 Eaat 124th street to G. 1 Bald!. J Fitz Howell resold for Allen M. Thompson a three story dwelling. 16.8x 69.11, at 220 West 136th street. Religions Order Sells Dwellings. The Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament sold to the Mucklon Holding Company, Thomas E. Fitzgerald president, the six three and four story houses, with stores, at 1079-1089 Lexington avenue, northeast corner of Seventy-sixth street, The houses front 102 feet on the avenue and 70 feet on the street. They were' sold subject to mortgages for $90,000. l.uelet Giilliitin Snhlensrs Unite, Worthington Whitehouse, Inc., rented for Ooelet Gallatin, represented by; Cruikshnnk Company, his large apartment at 777 Madison avenue, furnished, for the season to Mrs. J. E. Alexandre of Lenox, MaS3. j Estate Sells Chryutle St. I'lot. The vacant lot, 25xS4, at 67 Chry3tie street has been sold by the estate of Sarah E. Fnrnald to a buyer who will erect a commercial building. Permits Sale of Trotting Pnrlc. The Parkway Driving Club of Brooklyn received permission yesterday from Justice Kelby In Brooklyn Supreme Court to sell its twenty-five acres and buildings on Ocean Parkway between Kings Highway and Gravesend avenue, Brooklyn, for $260,000 to the Ocean Gardens Dc- velopm'-nt Company. The pct'tlon stated that automobiles have crowded trotting horses off Ocean Parkway and there Is no further reason for the existence of tile driving club, which was organized on 1 March 33, 1892. j c Harvester Co. Lfanei Station. Roman-Callman Company, with Croso J & Brown has leased for Rose Klein to the International Harvester Company for ft service station the new factory at the southeast corner of Thirteenth street1 and Ely avenue, Long Island City. J IMPORTERS LEASE BIG SPACE UNIT ON STH AVE. t Take 20.000 Feet in Constable Building; Other Rentals. Goorge R. Road A Co. leased to Al- t bert & E. Ilenkels, importers of laces t and embroideries, the fourth floor, ron- f talning 20,000 square feot, in the Con- a stable Building, 111 Fifth avenue. M. & L. Hess, Inc., subleased for the ; Industrial Bank the easterly portion j of store and basement in 381 Fourth j, avenue, southeast corner of Twenty- | seventh street, at an aggregate rental a of $75,000, to Holzmnn Brothers, commercial bankers. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., represented the lessors. J H. J. Friedman Company leased the tenth floor in 40 West Twenty-fifth street to Joseph Sedwltz, Inc., and fourth floor in 29 to 85 West Thirty- second street and 1*> to 34 West Thirtythird street to American Girl Coat Com- r pany. Inc., and H. Qoldwater & t Co., Inc. jo W. J. Russell and Tlnsley May leased j the middle store on Maiden Lano in j the new Lawyers Mortgage Companies j. Building, corner of Nassau street, for p a term of years at a rental of $70,000 a to M. Steinschneider, Inc., dealers in h umbrellas snd leather goods. Cross & Brown Company subleased to C. Pollak store in 71D Sixth avenue , and sold the stock and fixtures. { RESIDENTIAL LEASES. Douglas L. Elliman & Co. leased, fur- 1 nished, tlie five story dwelling. i'.xlfO, 1 at 15 East Seventy-eighth street, he- s tween Fifth and Madison avenues, for Mrs. Kurnal R. Babbit to Orlando F. ( Weber. The house was built and for- * inerly occupied by T rban H. Broughton. son-in-law of the late H. H. Rotors. The sumo brokors loasod, furnlshod, tho five story dwelling, 30x80, at 25 East Seventy-third street, for Mrs. Monaon Morris and Miss Amelia M. Hofalsaat I to a prominent resident of Atlanta, Ga.; ( also for the estate of Mary A. Sedg- , wick the four story dwelling at .14 East Fifty-third street, Madison and Park * avenues, for Mrs. M. Le Brttn Cooper, f executrix, to Chandler W. Ireland. a Appraiser* to Fix Rent. s In the new lease Just made by the Frank <3. Shattuck Company, which .' operates the Mchraffts restaurant et 62 West Twenty-third street and 51 West Twenty-second street, owned by tlje r Lowthar estate, no mention Is made of a specifie rental, but both lessor and lessee agree to fix the rate at 6 per cent, for ten years on an appraisal valuation to be mode by the Brown, Wheelock Company and Horace S. Ely A Co. The first appraisal wtll be made on May 1, 1924, the second three years 8 later and the third six years later. The tenant will pay the taxes. The properties Involved are the four story building at 62 West Twenty-third t (Street, on a lot 25x98.9, through the S block and including 51 West Twenty- t second street. 24 x98.9. Isaa< Mcnllno, engineer of design And construction for the tlarment Centre ' npltol Building, seventh avenue ni Thirty-seventh street, and for several yearn prior thereto assistant engineer' In the Bureau of Buildings, Tnnhnttnn, has opened an office In U2 West Fortysecond street. The contract for constructing r. new school and rectory for the Holv Uoaary Ilomnn Catholic Church, at Held avenue and Chaunoey afreet, has been awarded, according to Brown's Letters. Inc., Construction Heportn, to the I Nugent Construction Company. J Contract for construction In a market r nnf< arcade building on the comer of Trcikiont avenue and 1fi2d street, has s been! awarded to William H. Parish. t THE _N NEWS l' VACANT PLOT PIVOT OF BRONX TRADING Operator Buys Two in Western Part of Borough; One Covers Whole Block Front. Samuel Brener, the operator who has >een actively engaged in the west 3ronx district along the Jerome avenue tub way extension, has bought two luige tlots in that district. From the Hart- >1 w \y \sKJlUlJiXUj »i« uao auiiuuvu, dirough L. J. Phillips & Co., the tax- >aycr site on the easterly block front' >f Jerome avenue, between IK 1st street md Cameron place. The plot fronts 120 Yet and has a depth of 101 feet and a ear line of 138 feet. Mr. Brener's other deal affects the )lot at the northwest corner of Kingsiridgc road and Webb avenue, which he >urchased from Siegfried F. Karlebeck. t has an irregular depth and fronts 33 'eet on the road and 131 feet on the lvenue. Goldsmith & Rosenthal, attorteys. represented Mr, Brener. Douglas fc Gettell negotiated the deal. "William P. Jones sold for Charnc <atz the two lots, each 25x150, on the est side of West 167th street 81 feet louth of Sedgwick avenue. Wm. Peters & Co. sold to Julius Cwoldt lots 682 and 6S3 in Lohbauer ?ark. ] Four New Bronx Flats Planned. A five story apartment house, estl- nated to cost 1300,000, is to be erected >y the Blossom Realty Corporation David J. Rubinstein) at the northwest,, lorner of the Grand Concourse and 78th street, which property it has Justi )urchased through Waiter E. Phelps. t will occupy a site 104xl31x irregular ] tad will b" built from plans drawn toy llargon & Glaaser, architects. The following plans for other apart- nent houses to cost $515,000 have been 'llecl in The Bronx: Sedgwick avenue, west side, 310.19 'eet south of Ktngsbrldge Toad, fivo ftory, 100.39x118.8, M, M. Casey Buildng Corporation, owner, Maurice M. 2asey, president. William E. Erb, irchltect. Cost, $190,000. Valentine avenue, west side, 180.59 >c-t south of 192d street, five story, 26.2x87. Claire Building Corporation, iwner, Fannie Biumenthal, president. 5avid S. Lang, architect. Cost, 1175,000. Tremont nvenue. southeast corner 3cvoe avenue, five story, 62.84x88. Re- nont Realty Corporation, owner, Fred 3. f-chl»3slngcr, president. Re Rose & 7avallorl, architects. Cost, $150,000. S. Lr. Tyler estate sold to an investor 1750 Third avemie, a Ave story npartnont house, 40x100, renting for $74,000. v. ruirie-i ciobv ... roseph Goldberg the southeast, corner j if Third avenue and lG6th street, 1m- ; >roved with a throe story tenement and 'tores. The property Is at the Third ivonue and 106th street elevated station, Richard Dickson sold for Ethel M. Veils and Muriel R Wells 3398 Third Lvenue, a three story frame building vith stores. MEW YORKER BUYS BIG CATTLE RAISING FARM j Acquires Emmadine Acreage ! in Dutchess County. George Howe sold to J. C. Penny of his city the property known as Emmaline Farm, at Hopewell Junction. >utchess county, containing 470 acres of and, three modern residences, complete et of farm buildings, Including ono of he largest and most modern cattle ireedtng establishments in the United States. The property was developed at J I cost 01 more man Burgoyne Hamilton a fid Adrian Iselln Id sold for tho Arrow Holding Company he former Otto Grimmer property In Lrmour Villa Park, Hronxvllle, contalnng a frame house, ham and about one icro, to Joshua Fiero. r230,000 LOAN ON FLAT FOR EAST 51ST STREET A building loan of $250,000 has be>n nade hy the City Mortgage Company 0 the 122 East IGfty-flrst Street, Inc.. in the property, 60x100.5, at 122 and 121 last Fifty-first ntreet, which is to be mproved with an eight story apartment louse. The A. C. C. Realty Company, epresentlng Gen. Howard S. Borden and ssoclates, former owners of tho slt<. las allowed an additional mortgage for 15,000 to remain on the property. The Occidental Holding Corporation, lathan Wilson president, obtulned from ( lie Title Guarantee and Trust Company building loan of $85,000 for the ereclon of a five story apartment house at he southeast corner of Claremont avclue and Lu Salle (formerly 125th > . treet, 100x37. >TATE REALTORS WANT DPMcniAr i trnizi ATiruu nM IV/ii The executive committee of the New fork State Association of Real Estate 3oards, which meets to-day In the Hot"! Commodore, will ask the State Leglalaure to pass lemedlal legislation, applicible to every county In the State In the ! orrn of the law now In force In Suffolk ounty, which provides that owners an I 1 aenta making subdivisions of properties hall file with the county clerk a corectcd man showing the exact locations if the properties thus subdivided. Th" sw also provides that an abstract of t'10 Itle shall he filed with the county clerk. ' Th#>r« will fllfn hi* fl Hifriirelfin nf .-V , - noetlng to-day of the adoption of n a'lonal ends of ethics for real estate nen. This evening the members will ittend a dinner In the BUtmore Hotel. HARLEM SITE SOLD. hoe Company end Tiro Other Orenpanti Share landmark. One of Harlem's old landmarks ihanged hands a few days ago at IIS to 217 West 1211th street, adjoining he Harlem Opera House.one of the Irst of the many properties ereoted by )soar Hammerstcln The new owners t Lro the Adler Choe Company, which or- f uplcs the store at 215, together with " casement and tear, for Its general exseutlve offices, Adolph Roesnion, tailor; nd Adolph Stearns, proprietor of the Ccyatone Hunch. The building Is fl\r itorlea, store and basement, on a ploi 73x100 10. The property was held nt 1100.000. The previous owner was the 3ank of Harlem, which took over the ' troperty In 1890. STATION ISLAND MARKET. Moffatt & Schwab sold for Charles W. ,owack his residence nt 1 Orand avenue J South New York, 8. I., to Dr. Elfersten, rho will occupy. M. Jamea Hughes at Port Richmond old for Oeorge Klrsrhner of Rath, Me., wo lots on Slmonson avenue to Owen f EW_ YORK HERALD, PRISON TERMS HANG OYER MARBLE MEN 19 Get 9 Year Maximum, With Sentences Suspended in Good Behavior. $26,750 FIXES IMPOSED Employers Had Pleaded Guilty to Violating the AntiTrust Law. Fines eonfrlnp from fTO to $300 were Imposed yesterday by Justice MeAvoy In the criminal brunch of he Supreme Court on nineteen members of the Marble Industry Employers Association who had pleaded Kuilty to violation of the State anti-trust law. Justice MeAvoy also sentenced the men to serve not less than six months or more than three years in the penitentiary, but these sentences will not be executed unless the marble men engage again in violations of the law. In addition to the individual cases fines a'sn were Imnosed on thirteen of the defendant corporations, twenty-nine of which were indicted at the same time is the Individual members of the ass"?lation. Fifteen other companies ami thirteen Individuals received suspended sentences. The total fines imposed on Individuals were $0,750 and on corporations $20,000. All the Indictments were the result of disclosures mado by the Lockwood committee. Three of the individuals and one of the firms sentenced had received suspended sentences earlier in the week, but these were revoked yesterday after REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. Land Is Low. Because Building < As Costs Decline Land Values Must r This is the A. B. C. of the or Add "Tax Exemption" and a ro Real Opportunity.Buy 1 ABSOLUTE Estate of Ja I. Howard Lehman, Atty., Next Tuesd AT NOON, 14 I' UKi WASlllWUiUrt rt Y c.., 1 until St. & Haven Ave. .12 LOTS. BROADWAY, N. W. cur. S32<1 St. * Klmfsl>ri<i;;c Ave..3H I.OTS. LEXINGTON AVE., N. W. cor. I80th St., 100x65. JEROME AVE., Mt. t-.dcn (Belmont) St. & Totrni* e-id Ave. 13 I.OTS, at Subway etatlon. ACADEMY ST., S. E. cor. Toet Ave..6 LOTS. ELWOOD ST., S. W. cor. 196th St..3 LOTS. Except for the Yonkera property, are subject to Tax Exemption if j or Apartment Houses. Financial will make resaonable building lot properties. Send ior Illust $KttOENTHA'JJR<g Acents 206 Broadway, N. Y. C. i '. . :: ii Liquidation Auction Sale S. W. Corner Grant Ave. & 166th St. (Bet. Grand Boulevard, Concourse and Morris Ave.) To be bo Id in 4 parcel* High class apnrtmcnt rite near stores and shopping enter. In tho heart of n rapidly developing apartment house section. Near subway and "J.." HUo XUOxlOO; adjoining plots .10*100 each. Next Thursday, Dec. 8, At tC o'clock noon at Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St., fj. V. City. Messrs. Menken Bros.. Attrs., 2!><J Bro«dwny. N. V. City. Send for Bookmap r\ Cortlandt 0T14 A«cUons.«r 4 MONEY TO LOAN1 AND Vi ANTED ON_BOND AND MORTGAGE. $500,000 to lorn on flrat moi tsairw. rii«rg?,i nominal. 260 ^OODWI-pv? uH» AvenX CjfOOPWlN 57ihSt. MORTGAGE LOANS SUWSON&IIOSBS ST.W YORK. I'KI.. J24« (OltMHH UTttn |0|Mnn.-y lmmrrilat»lv advanced U M I W Won.>11 rour liiiilivl riLiiij'vi v WflMl, Rait* t0| 2-3 MV nvooy to loan * » *** Horn-. Still 2012-" I. CITY tilt ESTATE. LET ME RENT AND COLLECT ' FOR >Ol. V«»n of r\pfrion«p, hnnk rffrrfnrf. Listing of property solicited A. B. Pilkington MM 7TH AV. MORN. I?«:J REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE See BYRNE .V BOWMAN. :.0 E. 42.1 St. 'or the evehnnse or mAnncmrnt oj our property. Morl:H«cs ne*otlnt ii. Bpujten Dnyill ami lilverdnle. Allure flerlem Rive*. jf i c I to 01 o n RO EHDAf.E ON HI I>*ON. NVw York City'" inoet a cc.**iblu uburh. EOROF HOWE. B27 Fifth Ave.. N. y. o. Btrmih of Hiieeim.Snle or Rent. AT ELMHURST 18,500 TAX EXEMPT rr« modern Improvements, 5 cent fore to Manhattan, time JO minute*, open for Inepertlon. Term* to suit. PETER HARPER, Tmhnrat Ave. Sub. Stu., Elmhurst, f,. |. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, TCI Us B. McLaury. one of the members, ] produced in court a little black book showing that certain members of the association had .been privileged mem- bors and received special favors, Justice McAvoy declared his belief that a suspension under good behavior would be more in the public interest than a short prison term, which would ieave tiie recipients free to resume their i practices on release frcm Jail. The Individuals fined and given suspended jail sentences wore: Walter Roberts, Richmond Hill. L. I., $o00 Adolph H. 13: icson. 8619 Colonial road, Brooklyn, $590; Leonard Cullo, 2134 Prospect avenue. The Bronx. $500 Oscar Bauer. 2239 Eighty-first street. Brooklyn, $50(»; Harold W. Newberry, 2386 Creston aveI nun The Wronv tcihh r Me. Laury. Pelham Manor, $500 ; Rante Pollotto, Astoria, L. I., $500; Mario Scolaro. 31!8 Jackson avenue. The Bronx, $250 ; Benjamin t>. Traitel, Hotel Bretton Hall, $500; Bohumil W. Sidlo, Astoria. L. I.. . $250; Salverio C. Calano, 3332 Deleval avenue, The Bronx, $250 ; Benedict A. Ness, Mamaroneck, $250; August R. Zicha. 516 East Eighty-seventh street, $250 ; George E. Schacht, 353 East 234 th street, $250 ; Alexander Pell I, 509 Efrlt 120th street. $250; Edward J. McGrattv, 96 Brooklyn avenue, Brooklyn, $500; ^ Charles h. McS ratty, West Isllp, L. I.. $500 Jacob S. Friedman, 1884 Seventh avenue, $250; John F. McGowan, Mount Vernon, N. Y. $250. COALITIONISTS TO MEET. IipHsons of Iinni Vninjialftfi Will lie Discussed. To consider the possibility of contin- uing tho coalition committee composed of Independents organized by Joseph M. Price, or of reorganizing into a per- inanent body ir the Interests of pood government a into ting has bean called v« for Friday, December 9. It will oe 'ield at Luchow's restaur mt, 110 Ka'U Kth p= street, oi d will t.- preceded by a din ner. "It is important," reads the call, "that there sliould be a full and frank dis- mission of t.'h© lessons to be learned from the municipal eafpalgn just ended and if possible it decision arrived at as to the possibilities of the future." REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. 2ost& Are High! j u' D tise! esent big real estate movement. *5 reed Estate Sale and you have a « four Building Lots at the I ' AUCTION s. A. Mahony n Trinity Building, N. Y. C. i' av, Dec. 6th VESEY STREET . SEDGWICK AVE., 1 3 plots, near Fordhnm Rd.; West Kings bridgf! Kd. & Fort Imlependrncr M. I! Lf to 3 I.OTS EACH. GILES PL., 1 = K. & W. S)de*. north of Fort Independence Ht..18 LOTS. BAILEY AVE., I ^ Near KlngshridKr Rd. 4 near Summit PI..3 PIOTS, 4 LOTS KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE, 1 N. W. cor. Niodhum PI. 1 I OTK. YONKERS, J I.luruln Station.McLean Ave. -5 1JI.OCK8 OF LOTS. all of the Mahony Estate holdings * promptly improved with Dwellings institutions have assured us they »ns for the improvement of these f rated Bookmaps ** . f.x i Auctioneers | hoi 67 Liberty St., N. Y. C- = Tel. Cortlandt 0744 REAL ESTATE.OUT OF CITY. I.one Island.Sale or Rem. forest Bills Gardens w 12 Houses and Villa Plot* foe Bala. 15 Minutes from Penna. Station. SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO., 41 W. 34th St.. or forest Hills. T.. I. . OLD GARDEN CITY Fully Improved Restricted Building Plots. Size 40x100 end up. Terms reasonable. Ths Garden City Company. Garden City, L. I. I r. wolf..saarcajk. on ths North Shore. m NORTH SHORE REAL ESTATE. PECU SK, WASHBURN ft CO.. 5! 15 East 40tlt St. VanderhUt :158ft < rl Westchester.Sale or Rent. BUILDERS, AtTtNTlON Plota auitable for ^ immediate improvement Ponfield Avenue BRONXVILLE Easy Terms Apply J. CLARENCE DAVIES | Office on Property, or 149th St. and 3rd Avenue %1rTMTftFTiffTiIT'HIT*"mn»£mMaS y .^^^TiByl'llle.I.arrhmnnt ggil£g,l«a«l 4 *J!L ^jroir»ii«i» New .leraejr.Sale or Kent. i-«» M.r. m m r. .a.. ju EA8V COMMUTATION TO NEW TO!U<. permanent )iom«; everything modern; elee Irlc light, meam heat; panelled wall*: parquet floor*; *elect neighborhood; water i porta, golf; country club, *chool*. »o.; fend for photo; fine living room, with huge open fireplace; you ran buy thla charming place with a little ra*h down and the money you now waeto paying rent; tnveatlgnte. < CUTIS PMITTf, Id* Hroadway, New Yorit City, Suite 1HI2. Tel. H7n Cortlandt. MONTCLAIR PROPERTIES FBANK HlHWES COMMNY rtlAS. H. RKFAti. MIIJJU UN. N. J. ffmiirft from $7,500 to $150,000. M.iplrwood . Sliorf IIII1* AtitnniO. U WKATHKIttlf Jt CO.. Engleiroocl, S. J. KrigluwoocJ mid VIcliiU.v.Krai Rntult, Connfvtlcnt-Mnlp or Rrnt. f.P.HATC ixc.'VM'l^nrwnwfrlj, Clj l'our Wants and the wants of thousands of others arc most quirk/)/ realfeed through THE NEW YORK HERALT) tt'tinf Ad$. HERALD QUALITYQUANTITY circulation bring* lho kind of Resultt that art most desirable, 1921. REAL ESTATE.OUT OF CITY. New Jrrirj-Salf or Kent. CHANCE FOR SOMEONE TO THROUGH REGENT MO ON REAl'TlFVf. KlRt'RBAN HOME, RESIDENT! A I. PARK; <.OOI> COMMI CASH AM) I.KAVE 1SAI.ANCK TITUS HAS BEEN GCAKANTEED. CONDITION j HEADY FOR OCCI'FAI BARGAIN. ELEVATION ABO IT 800 CAKES BIN WITH 1'IIK LAND. BA1 MER, SKATING AND ALL WINTER SCHOOLS, CHIYICIIES AVAll.ABLE. ITY, COMBINING THE ADVANTAGE CONVENIENCES OF THE CITY. DET/1 iim rirv 11.111. STATION. NEW YO BUSINESS PLACES TO LET. Above 14th St. to 69th St. (Inclusive), bust ltiver to North Itlver. FOR LEASE AT J 404 Fourth Ave. Northwest Corner 2Sth St. FIRST LOFT As good as a Store Floor. Size about 7.500 Si|. Ft. Possession Februury 1. Ideal for Silks. Woolens, Hosiery and All Textile Lines Wonderful Show Front A$?ly RO Y SCHERICK 317 5TH AV. MUKK.1Y IIU.I, 1)070 BKOKF.ltS I'KOTECTEll. |1 130-4 East 23th St. Cor. Lexington Ave. Store ""ZT1 Floors Sprinkler. . Flrn Proof 3500 Sq. Feet to Floor M7 ll PC Ci SsyvMi* Brotdway P tp Q 4MB 1 for Rent 122 FIFTH AVENUE Lofts, 3,700, 4,300, 4,700, 5,300, up to 1S.000 septan* feot: fir* proof; 100' c sprinklers; manufacturing allowed; reasonable rents; brokers protected. Sh n run:. 170 It 'way. f'ortln ndt 7201. 412 to 1416 S'WAY Northwest Corner 30th St. 2,500 square feet; will divide: small space $33.00 up. Sept., or ENGLISH, 1831 llltOADWAY. AYLIGHT LOFTS, Fireproof. 17 W. 84th St., five floors, 13,000 sip ft.; table for automobile building, matuifnelng; freight elevator. ICO West End LOFTS.STORES.BUILDINGS Mercantile Wurclinnsch and Factories. Lurcr Selection. All Sizes. >UIS SCHRAG, 142 West 23d St. APARTMENTS.FURNISHED. i03-5W.34lhSt. I [ Room and Bath No. 36 Furnished $780 ! Rooms and Bath No. 44 Furnished $1000 I Rooms and Bath No. 41 Unfurnished $1300 MAID'S SERVICE INCLUDED. Applv Hupt., on Promises. or I. A. JUKKWIN A CO. 1Q.I Park At. 940 PARK AVE. r. 81st St. Elegantly furnished seven and room apartments. Telephone Lenox 2867, irs 9-10 A. M. 'ARTMENTS . UNFURNISHED. From (lattery to 14th St.. Inclusive. - Elevator Apartments. 1-33 An Unusual Suite . 7 Large Rooms & Bath Excellent Location. St. Rental $3,000 bupt. on Premises. Above 14th St. to f>9th St. (Inclusive), East River to North Klver. An exclusive Apartment Building with every ronven- tence. Situated <n exclusive QC section.- convenient to Clubs, of" Theatre«. TJn'eIs on<t Shops. iVest 2 & 5 Rooms Qth Cf- Rental $2,000 to $7,000 e Jrnn<o'n Restaurant. vtrnl Park Agent on /'remu»es or sonth. Huberth & Huberth a Columbus Circle 48 EAST 4STH ST.| nrtrrrrn Mndlxnn >nd Park Aves. £: APARTMENTS 2-3 Rooms Kitchenette New Huild- R Ing; elevator service; B wonderful location. Possession Now. Apply on Premises. K J. J. HEARN, Builder I rhonf Vundrrhllt 8775. ^ f/ss/ss/sss/s//, ////, /a /rs/ss//'ss;. 120 East 31st St. Central location. Murray Hill. Fireproof Klevator Apnrtnient. Vnaqnnlleil ser\ Ice. Moderate rent. Above ." 9th fit.-nth Ar. to North River. 9-Story Fireproof BWg. I 236 W. 70th St. Tlolwem U'lrnv 8r West Kflli Aft. i VERY DESIRABLE 3 Room Apartment with large Foyer 12400 Especially attractive for PHYSICBAN IMMEDIATE PONSKSSION Enquire Manager on Premises Danmiti of llronx. Fordham Heights JUST COMPLETED Creston Ave. 183rd St inri I APARTMENTS lUtAL SECTION 3-4 ROOMS Every Modern Improvement. " mln. walk to Lexington Av. Bub., flth A Pth Av. "L" Express Station at 183d Pt., or Fortlham Road. Reasonable Rent. Agent on Premises. Telephone Knrdhnm 2701 | REAL ESTATE.OUT OF CITY. | New Jersey.Sale or Kent. BUY A FINE HOME CHEAP RTGAGE FOfiECLOSUHE 1 SITFATED IN NEARBY EXCLinTK TING SERVICES. WILL SELL FOR OF $10,001) ON HOST MORTGAGE. ' 2 CAR GARAGE. PI.OT 100*19"! FT. 1 ONLY 2'A YEARS OLD. PERFECT j «CY NOW. WORTH 320,000. REAL FT. WATER RIGHTS TO PRETTY HUNG, BOATING. FISHING IN Hl'MSPOKTS IN SEASON. BEST OF STRICTLY HIGH CLASS COMMENTS OK THE COUNTRY WITH THE II I S FROM MORTGAGEE. P. O. BOX i It It uix. MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED i ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. < BROOKS & MlMAND, ; REAL ESTATE MOHTGAGES, 11 *. BltOAl'WAV. l'EONE RKCTUR '."-'67. , FOR mortgage nionev apply GEORGE C. ( BONTKR. INC.. HI' Broadway. .'..'.tlx Cor'., j UWX your money dlroct;will pay 0% on 2 111,000; secured by Improved farm worth $.10,000; best of references. W. A. DICK- 7 1NSON, Charles City, Iowa. WE advance money on Second mortgagee, unlimited capital. Call or write RELIANCE FINANCE CORP., 51 Chambers st. Worth .'hit1, CITY REAL ESTATE. < ASHFORTH & CO.. T.Ol 5th av. Tel. Murray 1 11111 IIU2 CHARI.ES BERLIN, 3H81! 11'" ay..Manage- J nnTit, sale.". loans. I E. C. 11. VOtihKlt, Amsterdam nv. and V.d st. J. !t< 'MAINE BROWN. 10 East -lid at, NAKSOIT I.ANN IN'. I, REAL ESTATE. 1 B'wa.v and SPth at. Tel. 8.180 Riverside. THE tyUEENSHORO COB.BOR TIO.8, 50 East 4'_'d St.. corner Madison av. l'rom Ilattery to I4th St., Inclusive. 5 c WASHINGTON Square section; charming, roomy; Colonial brick; fine condition. Murray Hill 4C.11). SALE, JSxlfO, 4 story, store, suitable any Z business, near 81st, Lexington av.; possession. I« 11178 Herald, Herald sq. Above 58tll St..5th Av, to North River. FOR choice Investment properties apply to PORTER S- CO., 130 W. 125th at. 2 XKAft" Central Park West; 18 ft. dwelling; harttaln: $'.!!,OOP. Murray 11111 8.">14. 30 FOOT 1'KIVATK HOUSE. » Rower 80s, near Riverside Drive; four story, 13 rooms and 2 baths; open plumbing; price reasonable. BROWN WHEELOCK CO., INC.. .10 E. 45th St. Phone Murray Hill a tln»iiiofton Hrlitlits, Above 125th St., j, West of 8th Av. T r ATTENTION, RtTILDERS, OPERATORS! ; 200X100; SOUTHWEST CORNER SEAMAN AV. AND 204TH ST.. L1BKRAE BUILDIN'1 t AND PERMANENT LOAN FOR FIVE OR SIX STORY WALK UP APARTMENTS; NEAR TWO SUBWAY STATIONS; FULL a COMMISSION TO BROKERS. JOHN P. KIRWAN, v 1540 nROAl'WAV. TEL. BRYANT 311. _ Borough of Manhattan.M'scrllnncous. WEST SIDE DWELLINGS FOR SALE, M. II. OAII,LARD At c6.. 22!>0 B'wuy. A (12,0CK> cash wilt buy five story walkup at less than five times the rent. JAMES E. BARRY. > 587 WEST 181 ST ST. Borough of Bronx.Sale or Rent. 3 , b mr snip, isriggs av., hetween 104th si anil 1911th sts., size 50x110; suitable terms. D IB Tllble House. Stuyvegant 1095. McLEltNON HHOS.. itl-Wl, ESTATE. 12S \V. Kornham ru.nl, 1'honc 0230 Ford. j~ TREMONT AV.. E. 177th St., and adjoining P streets, close to subway station, free not T clear; company desires to sell several choice plots. Including several comers; ready for j, 5 story, 3, -I, 5 rooms; opportunity for build- i ers, speculators; all Bronx ears pass by r property. H. J. SACHS A CO., .18 W. 21st. s Borough of Brooklyn.Sale or Rent. " ONE family brick housp, garage; street 1 asphalted; assessments paid; 1257 74lh St. CHARLES H. LEUOKE. builder, office. G5S '' lit*th st. Telephone Shore Hoad 1073. j Borough of (Risen*.Sale or [tent. S GREAT BARGAIN.$5,750 buys beautiful r 17,500 house (tax exemption saves $2,t)O0) near station, school; 20 minutes Manhattan; V 5c. faro; stram. electricity, decorations, driveway; Immediate possession; $1,000 cash. Ibalance 12" monthly principal. McNEECE. s Phone Jsmalca 4245. | I A C REAL ESTATE.OUT OF CITY. *' I/ong Island.Sale i.r Rent. H<">MEg AND ACREAC.E. Write F. UNSER ? "Ilneola. T»l. (Jarrien City 1M5W. I . LYNBUOOK, L. I..At a quick sacrifice, 8 room houae, ail Improwments; Karate, || playhouM; plot 00x1BO; asking $ii,r/K); J8,« a .">00 ash; near electric am) steam station. > 8 Carfleld p'a e. I.yihrook 1"|12-W. y, Weatchester.Sale or Relit. BRONXVILI.E fflne location! .C5o Saturday a or Sunday afternoon and look at No. 11 y Ellison av., near Palmer «v., a perfect j Colonial home, !> rooms, hatha, sun parlor. , sleeping porch, steam heat, theriuoetnt. elec- trlcity. Instantaneous hot water heater, hard- ° wood and parquet floors; 7 minutes' walk to! station: bargain; easy terms. ROBERT ^ THBRFORD, P.ealtv Investments, 17 East 8 12d St.. N. T. Tel. Vaniterbllt 100(10 or 4-111. _ Mrs. KPMU.NL W. J.DMNIt. Ileal Estate' 6 471 Main st tel. 841 New Rochello. NEW ROCHE RLE. .Choice section : 10 room 8 dwelling, two baths; plot 00x120; trees, lawn; value 118,000; must sell; want offer; » erins: possession March 1, 1021. PETER DOERN, 107 Wlnvah av. | n I'l.UT, about |."iun4(sl H-et, on "Webster av, ., j faring new Bronx River Parkway: con /enlent to Wakefield and Mount Vernon sta- p lions, on Harlem Railroad; must be sold to «ettl» an estate. ARTHT'R E. WOOD, 41 West 128th. -tCARHDALE ESTATE.Southern Colohlnl y home, att I actively situated on three aerca of well landscaped grounds; house In perfect c nndltlon, contains large living room, den. Ml- . 'lard room, all with open fireplace, enclosed _ porch, breakfn"! room, Ac., four master's, looms, two baths, two maids' rooms, bath; e\ery convenience; garage for three ran j with quarters; price Irto.OOO; owner must sell, FISH 4 MARVIN. Scarsdale, N. V. Phone Soarsdal" 810. Open Sunday. Connecticut.Sale or Rent. t T.ADD * NT CHOI,S, THC. Tel. 1717 tlreenwlch, Conn. k j New Jeracy.Sale or Ront. I i t QUAINT LITTLE HOME on a quaint, shatl.v street, near a quaint llttln old-fash- t lotted town, completely equipped for year I; round living; less than one hour on the train o New York City; splendid commuting serIrc; plot of one-third acre shaded by fine . >ld oaks: plenty of flowers and sltrubs; omplelely decorated Inside and out ami In- N ludes all tlie modern conveniences for romrottable living; tlx handsome rooms, tlleil N liatb, marslve open fireplace; hlgb In the H unlthy hills; sacrifice for II,7f>0 to desirable T tarty, allowing |t!.()00 In < asy payment mort- " .-ages to remain on property; plot 100 ft. x l"»o ft.; near country cbihs, schools, churches md markets; In a refined, exclusive neigh- ^ toihood; rights for bathing, boating ami Hailing on privately owned lakes run with 7 Iced. TITRAI,. Bo* 1107 Herald, 208 Broad- ' nay. New York City. 1 KNOLKWOOI).Suitable for residence and business. atuoco house, 8 rooms and bath, p :ae and electric light, hot water heat; lot f VbtlOO ft. For aala, fH.OOO; terms, $.7,800 1 ash. li wratnr-:nr.v t- 00., Kngiewood. n. j. I I'RMW list of houses for sale and rent. V.'rite V.iy WT? K1.F, Rnlherford, N. J. h real BxHcIaIn at 173 High St.. Nut lay, ,v now duelling, idx roonia, hath, nun porch, fireplace, oak floor.', decorated; three mln- f iocs train or trolley; lot e0r125; price . J7.P"0. Owner, F. II. SPKER. 171 John at., .. Nutley, N .1 ,, m SACRIFICE RARE af MADISON, N. J., ten-room Colonial '' llottae on plot 100*200, with three-car 1 garage; KARY TERMS. For particulars phone, write or sea A. N. OITTERMAN. 280 Mad. av., N. T. A SUMMIT, N. J. .Six auperb country homes, _ well constructed, complete and modern, c (80,000 to $75,000. EUOF.NC .lons-lt. F, BECK CO.. r Rackawanna^Statlon. Summit, W. I. t J I farm property. > Farms Wanted. MARRIED inan wants to rent fully eif'ippeil farm, with option of buylntt. Address ISAAC? TURNER, box 20tUi Herald, 280 Bway. real estate wanted. 3AMP SITE WANTED IN THE ADIRONIJACKS, ON A LAKE WITH ENOUGH LEVEL. CLEAR GROUND NOR A GOLF W XIURSE, WITH OK WITHOUT BUILDNGH. WHITE DETAILS TO CHARLES H. jEVITT, 15 PARK ROW. NEW YORK CITY. business places to let. From Battery to 11th St., Inclusive. DESK room, large attractive office. SO Church et., room 431. A>i'"r to lease. .11 Last 10th «t., near Broadway.Seconi Icor. 44x«0; 2 elovators; high ceilings; fireirdof budding. Owner, WILLIAM K1L'XTI'.K'K. Hl> Broadway. )FFIOE-Furolsi!0<l, with or without stenographic service; telephone; private enrance. Suite 311; 1ft I'ark Row. STOKE, BASEMENT AND FIRST LOET, Jfefl fireproof building, loth St., near Broadway; elevators; all Improvements: possession hi >R it now and Feb. 1. Owner, WILLIAM D. <11.PATRICK, 149 Broadway. 90 Broadway.Handsomely furnished of flea; JB. typewriter, telephone. Worth 4934. Room 19. Above 14th St. to 50th St. (Inclusive). Kust ltiver to North lUvir. IROADWAY. MOO (38th). room 510.Exceptionally attractive small private office, umlshed or unfurnished; phone; Immediate ccupancy; REASONABLE. ROADWAY, 4ltt (corner).Two lofts, 90'. "i E. l'tli st.. cor. 1HM'.Two lofts. >3,5nn DENTIST'S office, modern notel. Dr. AIcCOY, .".11 Madison av. >EHK room In large, light office. REED SERVICE. 110 K. 23d St. -Ol- V and office space, Id to 111 E. 2U'.h j l'.ione Lenox IHIOU. -OFT 50xl»0 for light manufacturing or stor- ' age; elevator; I|i3.00(l. .110 W. 31'th si. Store foi lent, lntge chow window. 34th St., near Park av. Rent 82,500. 'OLSPM BROS.. INC., U7 East lUth st. ITOItES and lofts In 4Id st. district. BOWMAN. 115 \V. -lid. 57TH STREET STORE. 29 WEST, SUITABLE ANY BUSINESS, 'ARTSCULARLY AUTOMOBILE AGUESOR1ES; $1,500. HUBEKTH £ HUBEKTH, UOI.l MIiUS CIRCLE. / * Above 59th St..5th Av. to North River. J OFFICE FOR SUBRENT " i thoroughly modern office building, second loor stores, overlooking Broadway. Apply opt.. 1834 Broadway, near 00th st. * i Miscellaneous. IUSIU STORE, transfer point: good holiday ' trade. Call mornings. Melrose 8T53-R. Horough of Brooklyn. .TLANTIC AV.. 1203 (near Bedford ar.lScrond floor, UOxlOO, with freight elevator, i fireproof building. STERLING Mi (TOR RUCK CO., 1203 Atlantic av., Brooklyn, hone 4985 Decatur. trOTTCVrt mrt XLWUOJLO 1U XiXil, X T. GEORGE, S. T..SI* rooms, beautiful location. near ferry. SKINNER. Tompklns111387-R. i. * APARTMENTS.FURNISHED. iDI.ON APARTMENTS..Beautifully furnished .7 room apartment; Immediate <>cupanry; until April 1; $223 monthly. Circle .748. 200 W. 54 th st. aiilhkt & potter Lpnrlmetita. 2 Coltimhui Clrrlo. Circle 1478. LEAN, lif;ht, sunny, newly decorated three room housekeeping apartment; inlet. repectablo house; everything complete; telehone;, electricity; private bath; large Itchen; suitable relcet Christian couple- j referen. es. MQO RE. :102 Wst 121st. 4 UGH CLASS furnished APARTMKNT9 TO RENT, SEASON OR LONGER. slaw. on t.- nouns. in-.- west tjp st. d .EXINOTON av.. 1402 (corner t»-<i st.).. fl Hitting room and bedroom; use of kitchen; I omeltke: Stl* week. McQUADE. Phou m ' .eliox 4'ilfl. * lORNINGSIDE DRIVE, Do (near Columbia'. .Modern, well furnished elevator apartlctit, 5 large rooms, ample losct space, real Itchcn; 4225 monthly. Tel. Morn. "O.'IO. apt.5-1 UVERS1DR DRIVE, 0.7."'.Corner, second, front; 8 windows on Drive; most original iixurlous, futurist apartment; 4 large ooms; twin beds; also double day bed; 250. Apt. ?A. Do nut phono. UBLET nicely furnished, cosey, light, 4 room apartment; bath; front; refereneea eonlred; reasonable. Apt. 27. 235 V 147th. VEST END AV.. 574 (COR. 88TID-TO SUBLET FOR SHORT OR LONG TERM. 4 IANDSOMELY AND NEWLY FURNISHED /' ROOMS. BATHS. APARTMENT, LIV- / NG ROOM 28x35 FACING ON WEST END lV., ALL IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. I. W. BISHOP. TELEPHONE SCHUVI.ER 000. 1TH ST., (12 West..Furnished non-homelifininxr hac}i»»lfir »no rftiipm > r-n<->» ,» v,aii» nil heat; maid attendant. Apply 04 Went llli et. 2D ST., 223 WEST 1,CORNER RROA1 'WAY) .MOT >KIIN ELEVATOR APARTMENT IOUBE, NEWLY FURNISHED; HOTEL ICRVICE; 1 AM' 2 ROOMS AND BATH: i lODERATE RENTALS, REFERENCES IRQUIREO. Jn ."i.TTH ST., CORNER TTH AV. M THE UREAL. MO I.IEHN ELEVATOR * iPARTMENT HOUSE; NEWLY T-UR: I SEED; MAID AND VALET SERVICE. NP1 tm) TWO ROOMS wo BATH MOD- 4 IRATE RENTALS; UEKEREN E R .M 1D1RED. ___ . 0T11. 222 W..Charmingly furnished anno f' meat. three rooina, bath and kitchenette. ' ii«m crews. s'l'H, 176 E.Front apartment; electrlelty: $00 monthly. Lenox 8229. 8TH, 11.1 W..2 and it room apartment«, furnished or unfurnished; all conveniences. OTH, 322 W..3 exceptionally large rooms, hath, kitchenette; piano, service; sn'-riflee. 4TH, 314 West. apt. 3..South wist, parlor, bedroom and kitchen to sublet; $1)5 per mnth. Schuyler 1*99. 13TH, 507 W..Delightful high grade, 2, 3, 4. 3 room fireproof elevator building, mod- * rate rents. Tel. Cathedral "360. Borough of Brooklyn. lARQTTS APARTMENT. 2 rooms end hath, maid and phone service; all Improvements: entrally located; rental $85. |20 Herkimer t. Lafayette 100-11. -. APARTMENTS . UNFURNISHED. Above 14th 61. to 6$th St. (Inclnalve), East River to North Rlvee .EXINGTON, 544.Six room Duplex Rparttnent, two bedrooms, dining room, rarlor, Itchen, servants' rooms and two bath*. Jt EXINGTON 84TH ST. REALTY CO.. 21$ i .exliigton av. Telephone 4009 Vandcrhllt DtTTTt , 131 E..Penny three rooms, kit- 9 chenette end beth. exclusive Grarnercy see- Ion, so-called "Block Beautiful," $90 month- 1 lease. POTTER. (trnmercy i. TTH. MO WKST-KINK HI.'.Civ. ROOM /, PATH. KITCHENETTE, *1, 00. INQUIRE M T'pr.nixtr.vnknt. w. bath a r. JM »TH ST., 3*0-882 WEST ' AT COM'MBl. S 'V CIRCI.K).TWO ANT' .1 ROOMS, MATH; IEW BUIIjDINO: THOnoUOHRY MOD;RN; RENT *1 100 TO S1.30O. ENT'KNT ON PREMISES. Abuic 3Bth St..5th Av. to Rast Rli'r. T NOS. 17 AND 10 HAST WITH ST., near 5th av.; superb residential location; rooms and bath; Immediate posteaslon; ents *110 to $105. Apply on premises. /EXINC.TON AV.. 1275 (Subway Express Cornarl.8-8 rooms, electric light, all Irnrovements, newly decorated. $.1." $t>0. 'ARK AV7, 845..* rooms, electric light, steam beat, all Improvements, newly deco- A ated, *10<V 'ARK AV., (140 (corner 81st>.Seven sunny rooms two baths. $3,1(00; six rooms, two atbs, *3,win yearly. I1TH, 114 East..Very attractive front apart incut, large living roont, *J4x24, with open [replace, bedroom, bath, oombln*.tbui tub nd showar, kitchenette; Just off Park av.; educed rent. $140 month; reference re uir. rt. Call U'llnrlnnder 4817. Mr. JENKINS. ITM, Hi Three room* and bnth. around j floor, afreet entrance arranged for dor- J or'* offlre, partly furnlahed or unfurnlahed ^J or honechraping. Phono Tiara nffflt AhB A bora 8Mb At..0th A*, ta Tterth Hirer. .PARTMBNTA. EAflt.K A CAT.HOtTN. W 213 W. 72 at. Columhua Kl Id. iRNTRAk PARK W., 424 (corner of TTifd / at.).8 room alovator apartment; redeco- i atad; reduced; Immediate occupancy, t'lione ,enox 8701. V I

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Page 1: REAL ESTATE NEWS l'PRISON OYER TERMSHANG J I FLAT AY. · 22_ REAL FLATMARKETIN STRONGREVIVAL TwoBig Apartments Covering Block Front on Heights ChangeOwnership. The two six story apartment

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REALFLAT MARKET IN

STRONG REVIVALTwo Big Apartments Covering

Block Front on HeightsChange Ownership.

The two six story apartment housesforming the southerly block front on

17M street, between Haven and FortWashington avenues, have been sold bythe Anna Holding1 Company (B. Markowltz,8. W. Dorfman and II. 13. Levlne)to the Maryanov Realty CompanyJacob Maryanov). The houses, whichwere conveyed subject to mortgages for$229,000, front 389 feet on 172d street,6S.6 feet on Haven avenue and 26.4 feeton Fort Washington avenue.

The six story apartment house, on

plot 61.6xll2x irregular, at 87 and 89 St.Nicholas place, south of 163th street,has been sold by Sidney H. Nadlor toMax Wcisler, subject to mortgages of$91,376,George W. Brettel and James Henry

sold for Mary Bartell to William A.Thornton and Bernard Renzy two fivestory apartment houses, 23x80 each, at1760 and 1752 Park avenue. This Is thefirst sale of the property In more thanthirty years.M. Sellgman A Son, dried fruits, have

purchased from the Henry Weiler estate33 St. Mark's place, adjoining thenorthwest corner of Second avenue, afive story tenement, 26x112.10. JacobShapiro, attorney, represented the purchaser.The Charles F. Noyes Companywas the broker.The same estate also sold 260 East

Tenth street, a five story tenement, onplot 28x92.3. and a five story tenement,on lot 25x100, at 101 East Fourth street.F. V. Calder & Co., Inc., sold for

Matilda Fleming the five story singleflat, 20.6x100. at 154 West 105th street.The property rents for $5,484, and washeld at $33,000.Arthur L. Shaw sold 710 West 179th

street, five story apartment, 50x100, toa Mrs. Brumer.O'Reilly & Dahn and Emanuel Simon

sold for Frank Frank 230 East Eightythirdstreet, a five story tenement,25x100.A. G. Thompson Company sold 194

West 134th street, a five story tenement,for the estate of Sarah Spencer to J.Grayson Calnes.Samuel Cowen sold to a Mr. Miller

1713 and 1715 Lexington avenue, two fivestory flats. The buyer Intends to makeimprovements.Apartment Denis tn Transfers.

James and Hattle Schulmnn sold toEdward and Sophia w legend a lourstory atoro tenement, 20x90, at 301 Avenue.A.The 229 East 121st Street Corporation

sold to Ellas 8prung a six story tenementwith stores, 23x100.11, at 229 East121st street.Marguerite Bruns sold to John Bow-

ler at five story tenement, 24.9x100.11, at132 East 122d street.Samuel Klrsten sold to Theodore Rledmana four story tenement, 20x85, at 1996

Third avenue.Emigrant Industrtal Savings Bank

sold to Florence A. Steele the five storytenement, with stores, 25x98. at thenortheast corner of Madison avenue and131st street.The 345 Batnbrldge Street Realty Corporationsold to Joseph Smolensky a

three story tenement, 22.11x96, at 845Balnbrldge street.Anthony Faruolo sold to Ralvatore

Amato a six story tenement with stores,25x75, at 228 Chrystle street.

St. Stephen's Home sold to AnnaChechllla a five story tenement withstores. 25.9x96. at 193 Avenue A.Elbble B. Hall puchased the two five

story flats, 49.6x102.2, at 382 and 334West Eighty-fifth street.Richard B. Kelly sold to Slgmund

E. F. Tyor for >13,000 a five story tenementwith stores, 25.2x84.5, at 66 Chrystlestreet.Estehr Klein sold to Hannah Frleder

a four story store tenement, 21x83, at6! Avenue C.Mary M. Duffy sold to Vtncenzo Da

Barbara two four story tenements withstores, 50x98.9, at 322 and 324 EastThirty-third street.Engeihert Neus sold to Ellen E. Kelly

a five story flat, 20x102.2, at 151 WestEightieth street.Arthur D. Weeks sold to BartholomewSbarbargo for fiO.OOO, at 151 West

tenement, with stores, 49..'x90x Irregular,at 14 and 18 Cherry street.Annie Socol sold to Lena Albert a

five story flat, 25x99.11, at 310 West 151thstreet.

Other Transfers.Charles A. Smith sold to Margaret

Stack a three story dwelling, 10.4x79.9,at fill West 182d street.Isabella Unger sold to Emmet and

Julia Ml Fitzgerald a three story dwelling,19x99.11, at 139 West 130th street.

Operator In Two Denis.

The Dormond Realty Company, SimonMyers president, sold to Harry F.Hreenberg. 44<t Lenox avenue, adjoiningthe northenst corner of 132d street,a five story flat Willi two stores, 2ox84. Moses & Moses were tlio brokers.The Dormond Realty Company recentlysold to Samuel Freeman 2194 Washing-ion avenue, a irireu niur/ uneiuug,isxTo. Kasmussen & Sauter were thebrokers.

BROOKLYN TnANRAOTIONS.

Realty Associates sold to the SouthJersey Land Company through ASirsuss two Ave story flats with stores.37.6x100 each, at 91.5 to 959 Myrtle a\cnue,between Throop and Tompkinsavenues.

William Llss, Tnc., sold for the rve\Construction Company to Honry Wolfeontwo new two family dwellings withgarages on Kust Tenth street In ParkwayOardens. between Kings Highwayend Avenue R. The seller took In rartpayment a house, 21x150, with garage,at 2131 Oc»an Parkway.

Rulkley ft Horton Company sold 748Hancock street, a two family residence,19x100. for Mrs. Anna McCarty.

F. C. fauter Agency sold 424 Fourthstreet, a three story dwelling, for SamuelUrencen; also J 43 Fifth avenue, twostores and six apartments, for P. C.1l.arocra.

Melster Builders. Inc., sold through A.TMsanI to Beltottl A Cnfaro a plot, 40-:100. on the northe ..st side of Seventysixthstreet, 180 feet south of Twelfthavenue.

IN THE AUCTION ItOOM.

|14 VRRSY HTRT5ET.JBy Joseph P. I)ay.

3RT1RE block bounded by i'd av, 1st. av.rath and 97lh sts, 26l.10xrt,".0. 2 and 3 storyoar house.Ceorge E Warren et al vs RereadAv It R Co et at; John C Clnrk, ref;due. $3,478,411.74; taxes. Ac, (388,134.41.Adjourned to February j, 1922.

BRONX EXCHANOB.By Joseph P. Day.

148TH BT. 427 and 420 R, n s, 323 e Willisav. 74.7x94.3x Irreg xlOO, vacant.MunicipalI,|cn« Co vs Louisa Nees et si; Haroldwain, atty; Oeorgc V A MeOloskey, ref;

due $3,428.12; taxes, Ac. $1,875 To JoeeIjiilncOilman $8,100

ESTATEFLAT BUILDER BUYS '

MADISON AY. CORNERAVill Improve 01(1 Sa^e Estate <

Parcels at 64th Street WithApartment House.

An apartment house builder Is buying,the group of five dwellings at the northeastcorner of Madison avenue and,Sixty-fourth street from the City Invest-;iv.g Companv, Kobort E. Dowling presl-dent, for the purpose of erecting an;

eleven story apartment house. Mr.!Dowllng bought the property at the auctionsale of the Sago estate In January,1920, for $337,000. It was reported yes-'terday that he Is selling the parcels tothe builder for $450,000.To Remodel Madison Ave. Corner.'

William B. May & Co. eold for the'Lawyers Realty Company the southeastcorner of Madison avenue, known a3 40East Eightieth ptreet, a Ave story dwelling,25x66.2. The purchaser intends toremodel into apartments and stores. It!was held at $S5,000.

.« n1

G. Tuotl & Co. sold for Mandelbaum s

& Lewine, operators, the three storyhouse at 321 Eaat 124th street to G. 1Bald!. J

Fitz Howell resold for Allen M.Thompson a three story dwelling. 16.8x69.11, at 220 West 136th street.

Religions Order Sells Dwellings.The Fathers of the Blessed Sacramentsold to the Mucklon Holding Company,Thomas E. Fitzgerald president,

the six three and four story houses, withstores, at 1079-1089 Lexington avenue,northeast corner of Seventy-sixth street,The houses front 102 feet on the avenueand 70 feet on the street. They were'sold subject to mortgages for $90,000.l.uelet Giilliitin Snhlensrs Unite,

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc., rentedfor Ooelet Gallatin, represented by;Cruikshnnk Company, his large apartmentat 777 Madison avenue, furnished,for the season to Mrs. J. E. Alexandreof Lenox, MaS3. j

Estate Sells Chryutle St. I'lot.

The vacant lot, 25xS4, at 67 Chry3tiestreet has been sold by the estate ofSarah E. Fnrnald to a buyer who willerect a commercial building.Permits Sale of Trotting Pnrlc.

The Parkway Driving Club of Brooklynreceived permission yesterday from JusticeKelby In Brooklyn Supreme Court tosell its twenty-five acres and buildingson Ocean Parkway between Kings Highwayand Gravesend avenue, Brooklyn,for $260,000 to the Ocean Gardens Dc-velopm'-nt Company. The pct'tlon statedthat automobiles have crowded trottinghorses off Ocean Parkway and there Isno further reason for the existence oftile driving club, which was organized on 1March 33, 1892. j c

Harvester Co. Lfanei Station.

Roman-Callman Company, with Croso J& Brown has leased for Rose Kleinto the International Harvester Companyfor ft service station the new factory atthe southeast corner of Thirteenth street1and Ely avenue, Long Island City. J

IMPORTERS LEASE BIGSPACE UNIT ON STH AVE.

tTake 20.000 Feet in Constable

Building; Other Rentals.

Goorge R. Road A Co. leased to Al- tbert & E. Ilenkels, importers of laces tand embroideries, the fourth floor, ron- ftalning 20,000 square feot, in the Con- astable Building, 111 Fifth avenue.M. & L. Hess, Inc., subleased for the ;Industrial Bank the easterly portion jof store and basement in 381 Fourth j,

avenue, southeast corner of Twenty- |seventh street, at an aggregate rental aof $75,000, to Holzmnn Brothers, commercialbankers. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr.,represented the lessors. JH. J. Friedman Company leased the

tenth floor in 40 West Twenty-fifthstreet to Joseph Sedwltz, Inc., andfourth floor in 29 to 85 West Thirty-second street and 1*> to 34 West Thirtythirdstreet to American Girl Coat Com- r

pany. Inc., and H. Qoldwater & tCo., Inc. joW. J. Russell and Tlnsley May leased jthe middle store on Maiden Lano in jthe new Lawyers Mortgage Companies j.Building, corner of Nassau street, for pa term of years at a rental of $70,000 ato M. Steinschneider, Inc., dealers in humbrellas snd leather goods.Cross & Brown Company subleased

to C. Pollak store in 71D Sixth avenue ,and sold the stock and fixtures. {

RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Elliman & Co. leased, fur- 1nished, tlie five story dwelling. i'.xlfO, 1at 15 East Seventy-eighth street, he- s

tween Fifth and Madison avenues, forMrs. Kurnal R. Babbit to Orlando F. (Weber. The house was built and for- *

inerly occupied by T rban H. Broughton.son-in-law of the late H. H. Rotors.The sumo brokors loasod, furnlshod, thofive story dwelling, 30x80, at 25 EastSeventy-third street, for Mrs. MonaonMorris and Miss Amelia M. Hofalsaat Ito a prominent resident of Atlanta, Ga.; (also for the estate of Mary A. Sedg- ,wick the four story dwelling at .14 EastFifty-third street, Madison and Park *

avenues, for Mrs. M. Le Brttn Cooper, f

executrix, to Chandler W. Ireland.a

Appraiser* to Fix Rent. s

In the new lease Just made by theFrank <3. Shattuck Company, which .'operates the Mchraffts restaurant et 62West Twenty-third street and 51 WestTwenty-second street, owned by tlje rLowthar estate, no mention Is made ofa specifie rental, but both lessor andlessee agree to fix the rate at 6 percent, for ten years on an appraisalvaluation to be mode by the Brown,Wheelock Company and Horace S. ElyA Co. The first appraisal wtll be madeon May 1, 1924, the second three years 8later and the third six years later. Thetenant will pay the taxes.The properties Involved are the four

story building at 62 West Twenty-third t

(Street, on a lot 25x98.9, through the Sblock and including 51 West Twenty- tsecond street. 24 x98.9.

Isaa< Mcnllno, engineer of design Andconstruction for the tlarment Centre' npltol Building, seventh avenue niThirty-seventh street, and for severalyearn prior thereto assistant engineer'In the Bureau of Buildings, Tnnhnttnn,has opened an office In U2 West Fortysecondstreet.The contract for constructing r. new

school and rectory for the Holv UoaaryIlomnn Catholic Church, at Held avenueand Chaunoey afreet, has beenawarded, according to Brown's Letters.Inc., Construction Heportn, to the INugent Construction Company. JContract for construction In a market r

nnf< arcade building on the comer ofTrcikiont avenue and 1fi2d street, has s

been! awarded to William H. Parish. t

THE _N

NEWS l'VACANT PLOT PIVOTOF BRONX TRADING

Operator Buys Two in WesternPart of Borough; One CoversWhole Block Front.

Samuel Brener, the operator who has>een actively engaged in the west3ronx district along the Jerome avenuetubway extension, has bought two luigetlots in that district. From the Hart->1 w \y \sKJlUlJiXUj »i« uao auiiuuvu,

dirough L. J. Phillips & Co., the tax-

>aycr site on the easterly block front'>f Jerome avenue, between IK 1st streetmd Cameron place. The plot fronts 120Yet and has a depth of 101 feet and a

ear line of 138 feet.Mr. Brener's other deal affects the

)lot at the northwest corner of Kingsiridgcroad and Webb avenue, which he>urchased from Siegfried F. Karlebeck.t has an irregular depth and fronts 33'eet on the road and 131 feet on thelvenue. Goldsmith & Rosenthal, attorteys.represented Mr, Brener. Douglasfc Gettell negotiated the deal."William P. Jones sold for Charnc

<atz the two lots, each 25x150, on theest side of West 167th street 81 feetlouth of Sedgwick avenue.Wm. Peters & Co. sold to Julius

Cwoldt lots 682 and 6S3 in Lohbauer?ark. ]Four New Bronx Flats Planned.

A five story apartment house, estl-nated to cost 1300,000, is to be erected>y the Blossom Realty CorporationDavid J. Rubinstein) at the northwest,,lorner of the Grand Concourse and78th street, which property it has Justi)urchased through Waiter E. Phelps.t will occupy a site 104xl31x irregular ]tad will b" built from plans drawn toyllargon & Glaaser, architects.The following plans for other apart-

nent houses to cost $515,000 have been'llecl in The Bronx:Sedgwick avenue, west side, 310.19

'eet south of Ktngsbrldge Toad, fivoftory, 100.39x118.8, M, M. Casey BuildngCorporation, owner, Maurice M.2asey, president. William E. Erb,irchltect. Cost, $190,000.Valentine avenue, west side, 180.59

>c-t south of 192d street, five story,26.2x87. Claire Building Corporation,iwner, Fannie Biumenthal, president.5avid S. Lang, architect. Cost,1175,000.Tremont nvenue. southeast corner

3cvoe avenue, five story, 62.84x88. Re-nont Realty Corporation, owner, Fred3. f-chl»3slngcr, president. Re Rose &7avallorl, architects. Cost, $150,000.S. Lr. Tyler estate sold to an investor

1750 Third avemie, a Ave story npartnonthouse, 40x100, renting for $74,000.v. ruirie-i ciobv...

roseph Goldberg the southeast, corner jif Third avenue and lG6th street, 1m- ;>roved with a throe story tenement and'tores. The property Is at the Thirdivonue and 106th street elevated station,Richard Dickson sold for Ethel M.

Veils and Muriel R Wells 3398 ThirdLvenue, a three story frame buildingvith stores.

MEW YORKER BUYS BIGCATTLE RAISING FARM j

Acquires Emmadine Acreage !

in Dutchess County.George Howe sold to J. C. Penny of

his city the property known as EmmalineFarm, at Hopewell Junction.>utchess county, containing 470 acres of

and, three modern residences, completeet of farm buildings, Including ono ofhe largest and most modern cattleireedtng establishments in the UnitedStates. The property was developed at JI cost 01 more man

Burgoyne Hamilton a fid Adrian IsellnId sold for tho Arrow Holding Companyhe former Otto Grimmer property InLrmour Villa Park, Hronxvllle, contalnnga frame house, ham and about one

icro, to Joshua Fiero.

r230,000 LOAN ON FLATFOR EAST 51ST STREET

A building loan of $250,000 has be>nnade hy the City Mortgage Company0 the 122 East IGfty-flrst Street, Inc..in the property, 60x100.5, at 122 and 121last Fifty-first ntreet, which is to bemproved with an eight story apartmentlouse. The A. C. C. Realty Company,epresentlng Gen. Howard S. Borden andssoclates, former owners of tho slt<.las allowed an additional mortgage for15,000 to remain on the property.The Occidental Holding Corporation,

lathan Wilson president, obtulned from (lie Title Guarantee and Trust Companybuilding loan of $85,000 for the ereclonof a five story apartment house at

he southeast corner of Claremont avclueand Lu Salle (formerly 125th > .

treet, 100x37.

>TATE REALTORS WANTDPMcniAr i trnizi ATiruu

nM IV/ii

The executive committee of the Newfork State Association of Real Estate3oards, which meets to-day In the Hot"!Commodore, will ask the State Leglalaureto pass lemedlal legislation, applicibleto every county In the State In the !orrn of the law now In force In Suffolkounty, which provides that owners an I 1aenta making subdivisions of propertieshall file with the county clerk a corectcdman showing the exact locationsif the properties thus subdivided. Th"sw also provides that an abstract of t'10Itle shall he filed with the county clerk. 'Th#>r« will fllfn hi* fl Hifriirelfin nf .-V , -

noetlng to-day of the adoption of na'lonal ends of ethics for real estatenen. This evening the members willittend a dinner In the BUtmore Hotel.

HARLEM SITE SOLD.hoe Company end Tiro Other OrenpantiShare landmark.One of Harlem's old landmarksihanged hands a few days ago atIIS to 217 West 1211th street, adjoininghe Harlem Opera House.one of theIrst of the many properties ereoted by)soar Hammerstcln The new owners tLro the Adler Choe Company, which or- fuplcs the store at 215, together with "

casement and tear, for Its general exseutlveoffices, Adolph Roesnion, tailor;nd Adolph Stearns, proprietor of theCcyatone Hunch. The building Is fl\ritorlea, store and basement, on a ploi73x100 10. The property was held nt1100.000. The previous owner was the3ank of Harlem, which took over the '

troperty In 1890.

STATION ISLAND MARKET.Moffatt & Schwab sold for Charles W.

,owack his residence nt 1 Orand avenue JSouth New York, 8. I., to Dr. Elfersten,rho will occupy.M. Jamea Hughes at Port Richmond

old for Oeorge Klrsrhner of Rath, Me.,wo lots on Slmonson avenue to Owen f

EW_ YORK HERALD,

PRISON TERMS HANGOYER MARBLE MEN

19 Get 9 Year Maximum, WithSentences Suspended in

Good Behavior.

$26,750 FIXES IMPOSED

Employers Had Pleaded Guiltyto Violating the AntiTrustLaw.

Fines eonfrlnp from fTO to $300 were

Imposed yesterday by Justice MeAvoyIn the criminal brunch of he SupremeCourt on nineteen members of theMarble Industry Employers Associationwho had pleaded Kuilty to violation ofthe State anti-trust law. Justice MeAvoyalso sentenced the men to serve

not less than six months or more thanthree years in the penitentiary, butthese sentences will not be executedunless the marble men engage again inviolations of the law.In addition to the individual cases

fines a'sn were Imnosed on thirteen ofthe defendant corporations, twenty-nineof which were indicted at the same timeis the Individual members of the ass"?lation.Fifteen other companies amithirteen Individuals received suspendedsentences. The total fines imposed onIndividuals were $0,750 and on corporations$20,000. All the Indictments werethe result of disclosures mado by theLockwood committee.Three of the individuals and one of

the firms sentenced had received suspendedsentences earlier in the week,but these were revoked yesterday after

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

Land Is Low.Because Building <

As Costs DeclineLand Values Must r

This is the A. B. C. of the orAdd "Tax Exemption" and a ro

Real Opportunity.Buy 1

ABSOLUTEEstate of Ja

I. Howard Lehman, Atty.,Next Tuesd

AT NOON, 14I' UKi WASlllWUiUrt rt Y c..,

1 until St. & Haven Ave..12 LOTS.

BROADWAY,N. W. cur. S32<1 St. * Klmfsl>ri<i;;cAve..3H I.OTS.

LEXINGTON AVE.,N. W. cor. I80th St., 100x65.

JEROME AVE.,Mt. t-.dcn (Belmont) St. & Totrni*e-id Ave.13 I.OTS, at Subway etatlon.

ACADEMY ST.,S. E. cor. Toet Ave..6 LOTS.

ELWOOD ST.,S. W. cor. 196th St..3 LOTS.

Except for the Yonkera property,are subject to Tax Exemption if jor Apartment Houses. Financialwill make resaonable building lotproperties.

Send ior Illust

$KttOENTHA'JJR<gAcents

206 Broadway, N. Y. C.

i '. . :: iiLiquidation Auction Sale

S. W. CornerGrant Ave. & 166th St.(Bet. Grand Boulevard, Concourse and

Morris Ave.)To be bo Id in 4 parcel*

High class apnrtmcnt rite near storesand shopping enter. In tho heart ofn rapidly developing apartment housesection. Near subway and "J.." HUoXUOxlOO; adjoining plots .10*100 each.

Next Thursday, Dec. 8,At tC o'clock noon at Exchange Salesroom,14 Vesey St., fj. V. City.

Messrs. Menken Bros.. Attrs.,2!><J Bro«dwny. N. V. City.

Send for Bookmap r\

Cortlandt 0T14 A«cUons.«r 4

MONEY TO LOAN1 AND Vi ANTEDON_BOND AND MORTGAGE.

$500,000to lorn on flrat moi tsairw.

rii«rg?,i nominal.260 ^OODWI-pv? uH»AvenX CjfOOPWlN 57ihSt.

MORTGAGE LOANSSUWSON&IIOSBS

ST.W YORK. I'KI.. J24« (OltMHH

UTttn |0|Mnn.-y lmmrrilat»lv advancedUM I W Won.>11 rour liiiilivl

riLiiij'vi vWflMl, Rait* t0| 2-3

MV nvooy to loan

* » *** Horn-. Still 2012-" I.

CITY tilt ESTATE.

LET ME RENT AND COLLECT '

FOR >Ol.V«»n of r\pfrion«p, hnnk rffrrfnrf.

Listing of property solicitedA. B. Pilkington

MM 7TH AV. MORN. I?«:J

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE

See BYRNE .V BOWMAN. :.0 E. 42.1 St.'or the evehnnse or mAnncmrnt ojour property. Morl:H«cs ne*otlnt ii.

Bpujten Dnyill ami lilverdnle.Allure flerlem Rive*.

jf i c I to 01 o nRO EHDAf.E ON HI I>*ON.

NVw York City'" inoet a cc.**iblu uburh.EOROF HOWE. B27 Fifth Ave.. N. y. o.

Btrmih of Hiieeim.Snle or Rent.

AT ELMHURST18,500 TAX EXEMPTrr«

modern Improvements, 5 cent foreto Manhattan, time JO minute*, open

for Inepertlon. Term* to suit.PETER HARPER,

Tmhnrat Ave. Sub. Stu., Elmhurst, f,. |.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,TCI Us B. McLaury. one of the members, ]produced in court a little black bookshowing that certain members of theassociation had .been privileged mem-bors and received special favors,Justice McAvoy declared his belief

that a suspension under good behaviorwould be more in the public interestthan a short prison term, which wouldieave tiie recipients free to resume their

i practices on release frcm Jail.The Individuals fined and given suspendedjail sentences wore: Walter Roberts,Richmond Hill. L. I., $o00 Adolph

H. 13: icson. 8619 Colonial road, Brooklyn,$590; Leonard Cullo, 2134 Prospectavenue. The Bronx. $500 Oscar Bauer.2239 Eighty-first street. Brooklyn, $50(»;Harold W. Newberry, 2386 Creston aveInun The Wronv tcihh r Me.

Laury. Pelham Manor, $500 ; Rante Pollotto,Astoria, L. I., $500; Mario Scolaro.31!8 Jackson avenue. The Bronx, $250 ;Benjamin t>. Traitel, Hotel Bretton Hall,$500; Bohumil W. Sidlo, Astoria. L. I.. .$250; Salverio C. Calano, 3332 Delevalavenue, The Bronx, $250 ; Benedict A.Ness, Mamaroneck, $250; August R.Zicha. 516 East Eighty-seventh street,$250 ; George E. Schacht, 353 East 234 thstreet, $250 ; Alexander Pell I, 509 Efrlt120th street. $250; Edward J. McGrattv,96 Brooklyn avenue, Brooklyn, $500; ^Charles h. McS ratty, West Isllp, L. I..$500 Jacob S. Friedman, 1884 Seventhavenue, $250; John F. McGowan, MountVernon, N. Y. $250.

COALITIONISTS TO MEET.IipHsons of Iinni Vninjialftfi Will lie

Discussed.To consider the possibility of contin-

uing tho coalition committee composedof Independents organized by JosephM. Price, or of reorganizing into a per-inanent body ir the Interests of poodgovernment a into ting has bean called v«for Friday, December 9. It will oe 'ieldat Luchow's restaur mt, 110 Ka'U Kth p=street, oi d will t.- preceded by a dinner."It is important," reads the call, "that

there sliould be a full and frank dis-mission of t.'h© lessons to be learnedfrom the municipal eafpalgn just endedand if possible it decision arrived atas to the possibilities of the future."

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

2ost& Are High! ju' Dtise!esent big real estate movement. *5reed Estate Sale and you have a «

four Building Lots at the I' AUCTIONs. A. Mahony nTrinity Building, N. Y. C. i'av, Dec. 6thVESEY STREET .

SEDGWICK AVE.,13 plots, near Fordhnm Rd.;West Kings bridgf! Kd. & FortImlependrncr M. I! Lf

to 3 I.OTS EACH.GILES PL., 1 =

K. & W. S)de*. north of FortIndependence Ht..18 LOTS.

BAILEY AVE., I^Near KlngshridKr Rd. 4 nearSummit PI..3 PIOTS, 4 LOTS

KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE, 1N. W. cor. Niodhum PI.1 I OTK.

YONKERS, JI.luruln Station.McLean Ave.-5 1JI.OCK8 OF LOTS.

all of the Mahony Estate holdings *

promptly improved with Dwellingsinstitutions have assured us they»ns for the improvement of these f

rated Bookmaps **.

f.xi Auctioneers | hoi

67 Liberty St., N. Y. C- =

Tel. Cortlandt 0744

REAL ESTATE.OUT OF CITY.I.one Island.Sale or Rem.

forest Bills Gardens w12

Houses and Villa Plot* foe Bala.15 Minutes from Penna. Station.

SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.,41 W. 34th St.. or forest Hills. T.. I.

.

OLD GARDEN CITYFully Improved Restricted Building Plots.

Size 40x100 end up. Terms reasonable. ThsGarden City Company. Garden City, L. I.

I r. wolf..saarcajk.on ths North Shore. m

NORTH SHORE REAL ESTATE.PECU SK, WASHBURN ft CO.. 5!

15 East 40tlt St. VanderhUt :158ft < rl

Westchester.Sale or Rent.

BUILDERS, AtTtNTlONPlota auitable for ^immediate improvement

Ponfield AvenueBRONXVILLE

Easy TermsApply

J. CLARENCE DAVIES |Office on Property, or

149th St. and 3rd Avenue

%1rTMTftFTiffTiIT'HIT*"mn»£mMaSy .^^^TiByl'llle.I.arrhmnntggil£g,l«a«l 4*J!L ^jroir»ii«i»

New .leraejr.Sale or Kent.

i-«» M.r. m m r. .a.. ju

EA8V COMMUTATION TO NEW TO!U<.permanent )iom«; everything modern; eleeIrlc light, meam heat; panelled wall*: parquetfloor*; *elect neighborhood; wateri porta, golf; country club, *chool*. »o.;fend for photo; fine living room, with hugeopen fireplace; you ran buy thla charmingplace with a little ra*h down and the moneyyou now waeto paying rent; tnveatlgnte.< CUTIS PMITTf, Id* Hroadway, New YoritCity, Suite 1HI2. Tel. H7n Cortlandt.

MONTCLAIR PROPERTIESFBANKHlHWESCOMMNY

rtlAS. H. RKFAti. MIIJJU UN. N. J.ffmiirft from $7,500 to $150,000.

M.iplrwood . Sliorf IIII1* AtitnniO.

U WKATHKIttlf Jt CO.. Engleiroocl, S. J.KrigluwoocJ mid VIcliiU.v.Krai Rntult,

Connfvtlcnt-Mnlp or Rrnt.

f.P.HATC ixc.'VM'l^nrwnwfrlj, Cljl'our Wants and the wants of thousandsof others arc most quirk/)/ realfeedthrough THE NEW YORK HERALT)tt'tinf Ad$. HERALD QUALITYQUANTITYcirculation bring* lho kind

of Resultt that art most desirable,

1921.

REAL ESTATE.OUT OF CITY.New Jrrirj-Salf or Kent.

CHANCE FOR SOMEONE TO

THROUGH REGENT MOON REAl'TlFVf. KlRt'RBAN HOME,RESIDENT!A I. PARK; <.OOI> COMMI

CASH AM) I.KAVE 1SAI.ANCK

TITUS HAS BEEN GCAKANTEED.CONDITION j HEADY FOR OCCI'FAIBARGAIN. ELEVATION ABOIT 800CAKES BIN WITH 1'IIK LAND. BA1MER, SKATING AND ALL WINTERSCHOOLS, CHIYICIIES AVAll.ABLE.ITY, COMBINING THE ADVANTAGECONVENIENCES OF THE CITY. DET/1iim rirv 11.111. STATION. NEW YO

BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.Above 14th St. to 69th St. (Inclusive),

bust ltiver to North Itlver.

FOR LEASE AT J404 Fourth Ave.

Northwest Corner 2Sth St.

FIRST LOFTAs good as a Store Floor.Size about 7.500 Si|. Ft.Possession Februury 1.

Ideal for Silks. Woolens,Hosiery and All Textile Lines

Wonderful Show FrontA$?ly ROY SCHERICK317 5TH AV. MUKK.1Y IIU.I, 1)070

BKOKF.ltS I'KOTECTEll.

|1130-4 East 23th St.

Cor. Lexington Ave.Store ""ZT1 Floors

Sprinkler. . Flrn Proof3500 Sq. Feet to Floor

M7 ll PC Ci SsyvMi*Brotdway P tpQ 4MB

1 for Rent122 FIFTH AVENUE

Lofts, 3,700, 4,300, 4,700, 5,300, up to1S.000 septan* feot: fir* proof; 100' c

sprinklers; manufacturing allowed;reasonable rents; brokers protected.Shn run:. 170 It 'way. f'ortln ndt 7201.

412 to 1416 S'WAYNorthwest Corner 30th St.

2,500 square feet; will divide:small space $33.00 up. Sept., orENGLISH, 1831 llltOADWAY.

AYLIGHT LOFTS, Fireproof.17 W. 84th St., five floors, 13,000 sip ft.;table for automobile building, matuifnelng;freight elevator. ICO West End

LOFTS.STORES.BUILDINGSMercantile Wurclinnsch and Factories.

Lurcr Selection. All Sizes.>UIS SCHRAG, 142 West 23d St.

APARTMENTS.FURNISHED.

i03-5W.34lhSt. I[ Room and BathNo. 36 Furnished $780

! Rooms and BathNo. 44 Furnished $1000

I Rooms and BathNo. 41 Unfurnished $1300MAID'S SERVICE INCLUDED.Applv Hupt., on Promises. or

I. A. JUKKWIN A CO. 1Q.I Park At.

940 PARK AVE.r. 81st St. Elegantly furnished seven androom apartments. Telephone Lenox 2867,

irs 9-10 A. M.

'ARTMENTS . UNFURNISHED.From (lattery to 14th St.. Inclusive.

-

Elevator Apartments.

1-33 An Unusual Suite. 7 Large Rooms & Bath

Excellent Location.St. Rental $3,000

bupt. on Premises.

Above 14th St. to f>9th St. (Inclusive),East River to North Klver.

An exclusive ApartmentBuilding with every ronven-tence. Situated <n exclusive

QC section.- convenient to Clubs,of" Theatre«. TJn'eIs on<t Shops.iVest 2 & 5 RoomsQth Cf- Rental $2,000 to $7,000

e Jrnn<o'n Restaurant.vtrnl Park Agent on /'remu»es orsonth. Huberth & Huberth

a Columbus Circle

48 EAST 4STH ST.|nrtrrrrn Mndlxnn >nd Park Aves. £:APARTMENTS

2-3 Rooms Kitchenette New Huild- RIng; elevator service; Bwonderful location.

Possession Now. Apply on Premises. K

J. J. HEARN, Builder Irhonf Vundrrhllt 8775. ^

f/ss/ss/sss/s//, ////, /a /rs/ss//'ss;.

120 East 31st St.Central location. Murray Hill.Fireproof Klevator Apnrtnient.

Vnaqnnlleil ser\ Ice. Moderate rent.

Above ." 9th fit.-nth Ar. to North River.

9-Story Fireproof BWg. I

236 W. 70th St.Tlolwem U'lrnv 8r West Kflli Aft. i

VERY DESIRABLE3 Room Apartment

with large Foyer 12400Especially attractive for

PHYSICBANIMMEDIATE PONSKSSIONEnquire Manager on Premises

Danmiti of llronx.

Fordham HeightsJUST COMPLETEDCreston Ave.183rd St

inri I APARTMENTSlUtAL SECTION

3-4 ROOMSEvery Modern Improvement." mln. walk to Lexington Av. Bub.,

flth A Pth Av. "L" Express Stationat 183d Pt., or Fortlham Road.Reasonable Rent. Agent on Premises.

Telephone Knrdhnm 2701|

REAL ESTATE.OUT OF CITY. |New Jersey.Sale or Kent.

BUY A FINE HOME CHEAP

RTGAGE FOfiECLOSUHE 1SITFATED IN NEARBY EXCLinTKTING SERVICES. WILL SELL FOROF $10,001) ON HOST MORTGAGE. '

2 CAR GARAGE. PI.OT 100*19"! FT. 1ONLY 2'A YEARS OLD. PERFECT j«CY NOW. WORTH 320,000. REALFT. WATER RIGHTS TO PRETTYHUNG, BOATING. FISHING IN Hl'MSPOKTSIN SEASON. BEST OFSTRICTLY HIGH CLASS COMMENTSOK THE COUNTRY WITH THE

II I S FROM MORTGAGEE. P. O. BOX i

It It uix.

MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED iON BOND AND MORTGAGE. <

BROOKS & MlMAND, ;REAL ESTATE MOHTGAGES,11 *. BltOAl'WAV. l'EONE RKCTUR '."-'67. ,

FOR mortgage nionev apply GEORGE C. (BONTKR. INC.. HI' Broadway. .'..'.tlx Cor'., jUWX your money dlroct;will pay 0% on 2111,000; secured by Improved farm worth$.10,000; best of references. W. A. DICK- 71NSON, Charles City, Iowa.WE advance money on Second mortgagee,unlimited capital. Call or write RELIANCEFINANCE CORP., 51 Chambers st. Worth .'hit1,

CITY REAL ESTATE. <

ASHFORTH & CO.. T.Ol 5th av. Tel. Murray 111111 IIU2CHARI.ES BERLIN, 3H81! 11'" ay..Manage-

JnnTit, sale.". loans. I

E.C. 11. VOtihKlt,Amsterdam nv. and V.d st.

J.!t< 'MAINE BROWN.10 East -lid at,

NAKSOIT I.ANN IN'. I, REAL ESTATE. 1B'wa.v and SPth at. Tel. 8.180 Riverside.THE tyUEENSHORO COB.BOR TIO.8,50 East 4'_'d St.. corner Madison av.

l'rom Ilattery to I4th St., Inclusive. 5c

WASHINGTON Square section; charming,roomy; Colonial brick; fine condition.

MurrayHill 4C.11).

SALE, JSxlfO, 4 story, store, suitable any Zbusiness, near 81st, Lexington av.; possession.I« 11178 Herald, Herald sq.

Above 58tll St..5th Av, to North River.

FOR choice Investment properties apply toPORTER S- CO., 130 W. 125th at. 2

XKAft" Central Park West; 18 ft. dwelling;harttaln: $'.!!,OOP. Murray 11111 8.">14.

30 FOOT 1'KIVATK HOUSE. »Rower 80s, near Riverside Drive; four

story, 13 rooms and 2 baths; open plumbing;price reasonable. BROWN WHEELOCK CO.,INC.. .10 E. 45th St. Phone Murray Hilla

tln»iiiofton Hrlitlits, Above 125th St., j,West of 8th Av. Tr

ATTENTION, RtTILDERS, OPERATORS! ;200X100; SOUTHWEST CORNER SEAMANAV. AND 204TH ST.. L1BKRAE BUILDIN'1 tAND PERMANENT LOAN FOR FIVE ORSIX STORY WALK UP APARTMENTS;NEAR TWO SUBWAY STATIONS; FULL aCOMMISSION TO BROKERS.

JOHN P. KIRWAN, v1540 nROAl'WAV. TEL. BRYANT 311. _

Borough of Manhattan.M'scrllnncous.WEST SIDE DWELLINGS FOR SALE,M. II. OAII,LARD At c6.. 22!>0 B'wuy. A

(12,0CK> cash wilt buy five story walkupat less than five times the rent.JAMES E. BARRY. >

587 WEST 181 ST ST.

Borough of Bronx.Sale or Rent. 3, b

mr snip, isriggs av., hetween 104th sianil 1911th sts., size 50x110; suitable terms. DIB Tllble House. Stuyvegant 1095.McLEltNON HHOS.. itl-Wl, ESTATE.12S \V. Kornham ru.nl, 1'honc 0230 Ford. j~

TREMONT AV.. E. 177th St., and adjoining Pstreets, close to subway station, free not Tclear; company desires to sell several choiceplots. Including several comers; ready for j,5 story, 3, -I, 5 rooms; opportunity for build- iers, speculators; all Bronx ears pass by rproperty. H. J. SACHS A CO., .18 W. 21st. s

Borough of Brooklyn.Sale or Rent. "

ONE family brick housp, garage; street 1asphalted; assessments paid; 1257 74lh St.CHARLES H. LEUOKE. builder, office. G5S ''

lit*th st. Telephone Shore Hoad 1073. jBorough of (Risen*.Sale or [tent. S

GREAT BARGAIN.$5,750 buys beautiful r

17,500 house (tax exemption saves $2,t)O0)near station, school; 20 minutes Manhattan; V5c. faro; stram. electricity, decorations,driveway; Immediate possession; $1,000 cash. Ibalance12" monthly principal. McNEECE. sPhone Jsmalca 4245. | I

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REAL ESTATE.OUT OF CITY. *'

I/ong Island.Sale i.r Rent.

H<">MEg AND ACREAC.E. Write F. UNSER ?"Ilneola. T»l. (Jarrien City 1M5W.I .

LYNBUOOK, L. I..At a quick sacrifice, 8room houae, ail Improwments; Karate, ||playhouM; plot 00x1BO; asking $ii,r/K); J8,« a

.">00 ash; near electric am) steam station. >8 Carfleld p'a e. I.yihrook 1"|12-W. y,Weatchester.Sale or Relit.

BRONXVILI.E fflne location! .C5o Saturday aor Sunday afternoon and look at No. 11 yEllison av., near Palmer «v., a perfect jColonial home, !> rooms, hatha, sun parlor. ,sleeping porch, steam heat, theriuoetnt. elec-

trlcity. Instantaneous hot water heater, hard- °

wood and parquet floors; 7 minutes' walk to!station: bargain; easy terms. ROBERT ^THBRFORD, P.ealtv Investments, 17 East 812d St.. N. T. Tel. Vaniterbllt 100(10 or 4-111.

_

Mrs. KPMU.NL W. J.DMNIt. Ileal Estate' 6471 Main st tel. 841 New Rochello.NEW ROCHERLE..Choice section : 10 room 8dwelling, two baths; plot 00x120; trees,

lawn; value 118,000; must sell; want offer; »erins: possession March 1, 1021. PETERDOERN, 107 Wlnvah av. | nI'l.UT, about |."iun4(sl H-et, on "Webster av, ., jfaring new Bronx River Parkway: con

/enlent to Wakefield and Mount Vernon sta- plions, on Harlem Railroad; must be sold to«ettl»an estate.

ARTHT'R E. WOOD, 41 West 128th.-tCARHDALE ESTATE.Southern Colohlnl yhome, att I actively situated on three aercaof well landscaped grounds; house In perfect cnndltlon, contains large living room, den. Ml- .'lard room, all with open fireplace, enclosed _porch, breakfn"! room, Ac., four master's,

looms,two baths, two maids' rooms, bath;e\ery convenience; garage for three ran jwith quarters; price Irto.OOO; owner mustsell, FISH 4 MARVIN. Scarsdale, N. V.Phone Soarsdal" 810. Open Sunday.

Connecticut.Sale or Rent.t

T.ADD * NTCHOI,S, THC.Tel. 1717 tlreenwlch, Conn. k

jNew Jeracy.Sale or Ront. I

it QUAINT LITTLE HOME on a quaint,shatl.v street, near a quaint llttln old-fash- t

lotted town, completely equipped for year I;round living; less than one hour on the traino New York City; splendid commuting serIrc;plot of one-third acre shaded by fine .

>ld oaks: plenty of flowers and sltrubs;omplelely decorated Inside and out ami In- Nludes all tlie modern conveniences for romrottableliving; tlx handsome rooms, tlleil Nliatb, marslve open fireplace; hlgb In the Hunlthy hills; sacrifice for II,7f>0 to desirable Ttarty, allowing |t!.()00 In < asy payment mort- "

.-ages to remain on property; plot 100 ft. xl"»o ft.; near country cbihs, schools, churchesmd markets; In a refined, exclusive neigh- ^toihood; rights for bathing, boating amiHailing on privately owned lakes run with 7Iced. TITRAI,. Bo* 1107 Herald, 208 Broad- '

nay. New York City.1

KNOLKWOOI).Suitable for residence andbusiness. atuoco house, 8 rooms and bath, p

:ae and electric light, hot water heat; lot fVbtlOO ft. For aala, fH.OOO; terms, $.7,800 1

ash.li wratnr-:nr.v t- 00., Kngiewood. n. j. II'RMW list of houses for sale and rent.V.'rite V.iy WT? K1.F, Rnlherford, N. J. hreal BxHcIaIn at 173 High St.. Nut lay, ,vnow duelling, idx roonia, hath, nun porch,

fireplace, oak floor.', decorated; three mln- fiocs train or trolley; lot e0r125; price .J7.P"0. Owner, F. II. SPKER. 171 John at., ..

Nutley, N .1 ,,m

SACRIFICE RARE

af MADISON, N. J., ten-room Colonial ''llottae on plot 100*200, with three-car 1garage; KARY TERMS.For particulars phone, write or sea

A. N. OITTERMAN. 280 Mad. av., N. T.A

SUMMIT, N. J. .Six auperb country homes, _

well constructed, complete and modern, c(80,000 to $75,000.

EUOF.NC .lons-lt. F, BECK CO.. r

Rackawanna^Statlon. Summit, W. I. t

J Ifarm property. >

Farms Wanted.

MARRIED inan wants to rent fully eif'ippeilfarm, with option of buylntt. Address

ISAAC? TURNER, box 20tUi Herald, 280 Bway.

real estate wanted.3AMP SITE WANTED IN THE ADIRONIJACKS,ON A LAKE WITH ENOUGHLEVEL. CLEAR GROUND NOR A GOLF WXIURSE, WITH OK WITHOUT BUILDNGH.WHITE DETAILS TO CHARLES H.jEVITT, 15 PARK ROW. NEW YORK CITY.

business places to let.From Battery to 11th St., Inclusive.

DESK room, large attractive office. SOChurch et., room 431.A>i'"r to lease..11 Last 10th «t., near Broadway.Seconi

Icor. 44x«0; 2 elovators; high ceilings; fireirdofbudding. Owner, WILLIAM K1L'XTI'.K'K.Hl> Broadway.)FFIOE-Furolsi!0<l, with or without stenographicservice; telephone; private enrance.Suite 311; 1ft I'ark Row.STOKE, BASEMENT AND FIRST LOET, Jfeflfireproof building, loth St., near Broadway;elevators; all Improvements: possession hi

>R it now and Feb. 1. Owner, WILLIAM D.<11.PATRICK, 149 Broadway.90 Broadway.Handsomely furnished of flea; JB.typewriter, telephone. Worth 4934. Room19.

Above 14th St. to 50th St. (Inclusive).Kust ltiver to North lUvir.

IROADWAY. MOO (38th). room 510.Exceptionallyattractive small private office,umlshed or unfurnished; phone; Immediateccupancy; REASONABLE.ROADWAY, 4ltt (corner).Two lofts, 90'."i E. l'tli st.. cor. 1HM'.Two lofts. >3,5nnDENTIST'S office, modern notel. Dr. AIcCOY,.".11 Madison av.>EHK room In large, light office. REEDSERVICE. 110 K. 23d St.-Ol- V and office space, Id to 111 E. 2U'.h jl'.ione Lenox IHIOU.-OFT 50xl»0 for light manufacturing or stor- 'age; elevator; I|i3.00(l. .110 W. 31'th si.

Store foi lent, lntge chow window.34th St., near Park av.

Rent 82,500.'OLSPM BROS.. INC., U7 East lUth st.

ITOItES and lofts In 4Id st. district.BOWMAN. 115 \V. -lid.57TH STREET STORE.

29 WEST, SUITABLE ANY BUSINESS,'ARTSCULARLY AUTOMOBILE AGUESOR1ES;$1,500. HUBEKTH £ HUBEKTH,UOI.l MIiUS CIRCLE. / *

Above 59th St..5th Av. to North River. JOFFICE FOR SUBRENT

"

i thoroughly modern office building, secondloor stores, overlooking Broadway. Applyopt.. 1834 Broadway, near 00th st. * i

Miscellaneous.

IUSIU STORE, transfer point: good holiday 'trade. Call mornings. Melrose 8T53-R.

Horough of Brooklyn..TLANTIC AV.. 1203 (near Bedford ar.lScrondfloor, UOxlOO, with freight elevator,i fireproof building. STERLING Mi (TORRUCK CO., 1203 Atlantic av., Brooklyn,hone 4985 Decatur.

trOTTCVrt mrtXLWUOJLO 1U XiXil, X

T. GEORGE, S. T..SI* rooms, beautiful location.near ferry. SKINNER. Tompklns111387-R.i. *

APARTMENTS.FURNISHED.iDI.ON APARTMENTS..Beautifully furnished.7 room apartment; Immediate <>cupanry;until April 1; $223 monthly. Circle.748. 200 W. 54th st.

aiilhkt & potterLpnrlmetita. 2 Coltimhui Clrrlo. Circle 1478.LEAN, lif;ht, sunny, newly decorated threeroom housekeeping apartment; inlet. repectablohouse; everything complete; telehone;,electricity; private bath; largeItchen; suitable relcet Christian couple- jreferen. es. MQO RE. :102 Wst 121st. 4UGH CLASS furnished APARTMKNT9TO RENT, SEASON OR LONGER. slaw.on t.- nouns. in-.- west tjp st. d.EXINOTON av.. 1402 (corner t»-<i st.).. flHitting room and bedroom; use of kitchen; Iomeltke: Stl* week. McQUADE. Phou m

'

.eliox 4'ilfl. *

lORNINGSIDE DRIVE, Do (near Columbia'..Modern, well furnished elevator apartlctit,5 large rooms, ample losct space, realItchcn; 4225 monthly. Tel. Morn. "O.'IO. apt.5-1UVERS1DR DRIVE, 0.7."'.Corner, second,front; 8 windows on Drive; most originaliixurlous, futurist apartment; 4 largeooms; twin beds; also double day bed;250. Apt. ?A. Do nut phono.UBLET nicely furnished, cosey, light, 4room apartment; bath; front; refereneeaeonlred; reasonable. Apt. 27. 235 V 147th.

VEST END AV.. 574 (COR. 88TID-TOSUBLET FOR SHORT OR LONG TERM. 4IANDSOMELY AND NEWLY FURNISHED /'ROOMS. BATHS. APARTMENT, LIV- /NG ROOM 28x35 FACING ON WEST ENDlV., ALL IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION.I. W. BISHOP. TELEPHONE SCHUVI.ER000.

1TH ST., (12 West..Furnished non-homelifininxrhac}i»»lfir »no rftiipm > r-n<->» ,» v,aii»

nil heat; maid attendant. Apply 04 Wentllli et.2D ST., 223 WEST 1,CORNER RROA1 'WAY).MOT>KIIN ELEVATOR APARTMENTIOUBE, NEWLY FURNISHED; HOTELICRVICE; 1 AM' 2 ROOMS AND BATH: ilODERATE RENTALS, REFERENCESIRQUIREO. Jn

."i.TTH ST., CORNER TTH AV. MTHE UREAL. MO I.IEHN ELEVATOR *iPARTMENT HOUSE; NEWLY T-UR:ISEED; MAID AND VALET SERVICE.NP1 tm) TWO ROOMS wo BATH MOD- 4IRATE RENTALS; UEKEREN E R .M1D1RED.

___ .

0T11. 222 W..Charmingly furnished anno f'meat. three rooina, bath and kitchenette. '

ii«m crews.s'l'H, 176 E.Front apartment; electrlelty:$00 monthly. Lenox 8229.8TH, 11.1 W..2 and it room apartment«,furnished or unfurnished; all conveniences.OTH, 322 W..3 exceptionally large rooms,hath, kitchenette; piano, service; sn'-riflee.4TH, 314 West. apt. 3..South wist, parlor,bedroom and kitchen to sublet; $1)5 permnth. Schuyler 1*99.13TH, 507 W..Delightful high grade, 2, 3,4. 3 room fireproof elevator building, mod- *

rate rents. Tel. Cathedral "360.

Borough of Brooklyn.

lARQTTS APARTMENT. 2 rooms end hath,maid and phone service; all Improvements:entrally located; rental $85. |20 Herkimert. Lafayette 100-11.

-.

APARTMENTS . UNFURNISHED.Above 14th 61. to 6$th St. (Inclnalve),

East River to North Rlvee

.EXINGTON, 544.Six room Duplex Rparttnent,two bedrooms, dining room, rarlor,Itchen, servants' rooms and two bath*. JtEXINGTON 84TH ST. REALTY CO.. 21$ i.exliigton av. Telephone 4009 VandcrhlltDtTTTt , 131 E..Penny three rooms, kit- 9chenette end beth. exclusive Grarnercy see-Ion, so-called "Block Beautiful," $90 month- 1

lease. POTTER. (trnmercy i.

TTH. MO WKST-KINK HI.'.Civ. ROOM /,PATH. KITCHENETTE, *1, 00. INQUIRE MT'pr.nixtr.vnknt. w. bath a r. JM»TH ST., 3*0-882 WEST ' AT COM'MBl. S 'VCIRCI.K).TWO ANT' .1 ROOMS, MATH;IEW BUIIjDINO: THOnoUOHRY MOD;RN;RENT *1 100 TO S1.30O.ENT'KNT ON PREMISES.

Abuic 3Bth St..5th Av. to Rast Rli'r.

T NOS. 17 AND 10 HAST WITH ST.,near 5th av.; superb residential location;rooms and bath; Immediate posteaslon;

ents *110 to $105. Apply on premises./EXINC.TON AV.. 1275 (Subway ExpressCornarl.8-8 rooms, electric light, all Irnrovements,newly decorated. $.1." $t>0.'ARK AV7, 845..* rooms, electric light,steam beat, all Improvements, newly deco- Aated, *10<V'ARK AV., (140 (corner 81st>.Seven sunnyrooms two baths. $3,1(00; six rooms, twoatbs, *3,win yearly.I1TH, 114 East..Very attractive front apartincut, large living roont, *J4x24, with open[replace, bedroom, bath, oombln*.tbui tubnd showar, kitchenette; Just off Park av.;educed rent. $140 month; reference reuir. rt. Call U'llnrlnnder 4817. Mr. JENKINS.ITM, Hi Three room* and bnth. around j

floor, afreet entrance arranged for dor- Jor'* offlre, partly furnlahed or unfurnlahed ^Jor honechraping. Phono Tiara nffflt AhB

Abora 8Mb At..0th A*, ta Tterth Hirer.

.PARTMBNTA. EAflt.K A CAT.HOtTN. W213 W. 72 at. Columhua Kl Id.

iRNTRAk PARK W., 424 (corner of TTifd /at.).8 room alovator apartment; redeco- iatad; reduced; Immediate occupancy, t'lione,enox 8701.

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