In re Lexington Motors Co. of New York

MANTON, Circuit Judge.

The Lexington Motors Company of New York, Inc., in July, 1921, took possession of a showroom owned by the petitioner at 1767 Broadway, New York City, under a lease for a term of years. It installed heavy oak paneling covering the wall space, columns, and piers in said premises. In thus installing the oak paneling, holes several inches deep were first drilled through the plaster and tile of the wall, several feet apart, and wooden plugs were inserted into these holes. There were several hundred of these plugs inserted in the walls and columns, and they penetrated through…