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The New York herald., 1921-10-06
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for Arthur II.
Van Brunt to the Misses Isabel Smith
and Eldred Johnstone the four story.
seventeen foot dwelling at 134 East
Thirty-sixth street, at the southwest
corner of Lexington avenue. The same
brokers leased apartments as follows
In 270 Park avenue. fifteen rooms and
five baths, furnished. to Edward Shear
son Of Shearson. Hammill & Co. In $50
Park avenue. thirteen rooms and three
baths. to John w. Rser In 146 East
Forty-ninth street. to Mrs. H. F. Run
kle; In 145 East Fifty-third street, to
Arthur Isefin In 152 West Fifty-eighth
street, to F. J. Caramanna; in II East
Eighty-seventh street. to John III.
Baker; In IS East Ninety-third street.
20 Mrs. A. w. Douglas; in 324 River
side Drive, to J. II. Lane; In 236 West
Seventeen street. to DR.. John Fl. Nc
Coy. L. Hill. Maurice Frenkel and E. s.
Meldrum; In 313 West Seventy-fourth
street, to Mrs. c. e. Harkin: In 22
West Seventy-seventh street. for the F.
+. French Company. to l.. j. Scheinman
and Miss Marjorie c. Morgan, and In
so West Eighty-eighth street to Mrs.
NJ. Bernard.
NJ NJ Hayward & Co. leased for
Phoebe s. Peters the four story dwell
ing 154 West 12fst street for a term to
James McAveigh.
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc, leased apart
ments in AZ West Fifty-seventh street
to Daniel Gordon Frank and Clarence
Tim, also TO Miss Helen Clifford. and
an apartment In 469 Fourth avenue to
Miss Hero Calvert.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
VAN NOSTRAND PLACE
IN FLUSHING SOLD
Speculator Buys Big Factory
Site in Jamaica.

The Van Nostrand property on Flush
ing Bay between Flushing and College
Point has been purchased from Edith
Van Nostrand by Albert Hemlik of
Douglaston. L. l., through J. Albert
Johntra. The property includes a ten
room residence. on a plot of more than
an acre. with 11s feet of water front.
The house was built forty-five years
ago and was occupied until two years
ago by the Van Nostrand family.
The Printing Industries CORPORATION
has sold its factory site at Jamaica
which 1t acquired about three years ago
from the Stuyvesant Realty Company.
The property contains about $4,000
square feet. with frontage on Fulton
street and the main line Of the Long
Island Railroad and adjoins the new
plant Of Ed. LANCER Printing Company.
The pQrchaser, r. w. kellogg, antici-
pates development In this section in the
near future. LEcluse. washburn 4 Co.
were the brokers.
=. c. Tarleton. superintendent for
Lehn & Fink, Inc. purchased an apart
ment at jackson Heights.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
TEST SHOWED TYPHOID
IN SOUTHARD'S BLOOD
State Loses Point xr Murder
Trial of Wife.

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Oct 5.--That the
Vidal test for typhoid was reliable and
that specimens OF blood taken from the
body Of Meyers thirty hours prior to
his death reacted positively to the test
was drawn from DIR. ]. r. Coughlin.
witness for the State In the case of
Lydia Meyer Southard. charged with the
murder OF her former husband Edward
#. Meyer.
DR.. Coughlin told OF his connection
with the case until the death of Never
on September Z. 1920. DR.. Coughlin
previously had stated that In his opin-
ion ptomaine poisoning was responsible
for Meyers death. but In explanation
- ~" "'~~'~o NJ the death certificate
which attributed death to typhoid. de-
cd 80 "as guided by the tests made
by the pathologist OF the Twin Falls
County Hospital. which tests showed a
positive reaction indicating Meyer was
suffering from typhoid.
The State charges Meyers death was
caused from poison secured by Mrs.
Southard from insect exterminator and
administered In her husbands food
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN,

(Br). Boston: sevre (Fr). New Orleans: I'd
Rapidan (Br). Montreal.
ass sIssd s& & 81 .r Srs"s" cy q A%s Ss YHs
| Roads.
HAVANA. Oct 4--Arrived. str sihoney
Arrived 5th. strs Toloa (Br). New York
Psstores. cristoSsi and Port Limon for New
| York.
Sailed 9Th. str Lake CORN. Matanyas. &c.
HONG KONG. Oct 4-Arrived. str Nil'
HULL. Oct 4-sailed. str rreievan (Br)
rGla GHMiNGHAM. Alseai Oct b-s.iled. ctr Pillar a.
LslTnsfc sHAA 15 oe soEaDs n port q str cls.e tso
| for Boston Ito sail 6th).
KOBE. Sept 3O--Arrived. strs Coaxet. Port.
land. Q. for Manila; Eldridse. Tacoma fol
LEITH. Oct 4-sailed. str cairnsowar
LiBAU. Sept 24-sailsd. str Lltuanis
LIVERPOOL. Oct i-saiied. str Alnes (Br)
Sailed 5th. str Haverford (Br). Philadel-
Arrived 4th, motor ship Theodore Roosevelt,
'Ty9nr,; ynrST San F5ancisco; r., r.. ;, x.,..us
Sailed 9th. str Canadian Runner (Br).
MAcoRrs. Oct a-Arrived. str Tosto
| (No), New York via Turks Island.
| MADRAS. Oct 2--Saiicd. strs Naneric (Br)
irS soF seps osSa a @ st1 1'f
idence (Fr). New York. &c.
| Sailed 4th. str Clan Robertson (Br). Boston
MONTREAL. Oct A--Arrived. str vindelia
Arrived 9TH. str. Sierra Nevada tpan).
Sailed 18th. strs Bosworth (Br). London:
Oxonian (BD. Liverpool: Pretorian (Br).
Sailed 9TH. strs Baychimo (Br). Cork
Karl Skogland (Br). Hamburg: Teespool
| Old. bremen; Nina Brae tBr). Halifax;
| NAMsOs. Oct 3-sailed. str Nascopie (Br).
| from Cardiff for Hudson Bay.
NAPLES. Oct 3-Arrived. str Treiissick
PiLERMo. Oct 2-sailed. str cretic tBr>.
'iT PArRAs. Oct 2-sailed. str Italia tBD.
PIRAEUs. Oct s--ArrIved. str King Alex
PoRT ASToSIo; OF s-ssiles; ssrs Si1.o
more.
PORT LIMoN. Oct I-sailcd. ST. San Bias
PoRT SUDAN. Oct 4-Arrived. str city of
Lahore lBr). New York for Calcutta.
ROTTERDAM, Oct 2-Arrived. strs Afghan
stan tsr Galveston EskoriaEs aE sRs Phil
A?s8 sANrx M0o MARTA. Oct sSns SMsSaied str % sxaos,
New York via Cristobal and Kingston.
SANTIAGO. Oct 4-sailed. str Lake Flora
SANTOS. Sept 27-Arrived. str Pallas.
Buenos Aires for San Francisco.
SHANGHAI. Oct ARRIVED. str Silver
State, Seattle.
SHIELDS. Oct 4-saied. str Homer City
| (Br), New Orleans.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 5-Sailed. str Oiym-
pic (Br). New York via Cherbourg.
Sailed 4th. str Orduna (Br), from Hamburg
| for New York.
SUNDERLAND. Oct S-sailed. str william
Blumer (Nor). Montreal.
Mercer Victory. Rotterdam for Hampton
Roads. for fuel (and proceeded AN Oct y.
TRIESTE. Sept 30-Arrived. str Crenellu
| (Br). Port Arthur.
Arrived Sc. str Montreal - Montreal
v.n Naples.
TURKS ISLAND. Oct ARRIVED. schr
Ellen Little. Barbados Ito load for Philadel-
| pra).
VALPARAISO. Oct 4-Arrived. str Gar
| field. New Orleans.
VANCOUVER. DC. Oct 5-sailed. str waio-
! topu (Br). San Francisco.
! VERA CRUZ, Oct +-Arrtved, strs Cauto,
Havana; Santa Gertrudis (Br). New Or
! lcfrx.
WELLINGTON. NJ, Oct s-Sailed. str Ia
hiti tBr). San Francisco.
/ YOKOHAMA, Oct 1--Arrived. str Suwa
Maru Gnp). Tacoma for Hong Kong.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Mail.l

ASTORIA. o, Oct l-Arrived. str Frank g
Drum. San Pedro.
Sailed Sept 80. str Brush, San Pedro.
P-,vidence: 50. schr Clara A Donneii. Nor
ciiIGNIK BAY. Sept 2a-sailed. str All
CALAIS. Me. Oct 3--Arrived. schr Alice NJ
Colturn, Philadelphia
FALL RIVER. Mass. Oct 4-In port, barge
HONOLULU. Sept 2o-Arrived. strs Port
Angeles. Seattle: 3oth. Apus. San Francisco
Arrived eth. strs Maui. San Francisco; !;
2Sth. Manulani, do: bark Ecola. Taltai.
Sailed 28th. str Manoa, San Francisco.
Sailed 2ath. strs Lurl!ne. San Francisco:
S0th. Tenyo Maru (Jap). do.
Sailed 30ta. str Apus. Manila.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Oct s--Arrivod,
tug Perth Amboy. Boston. towing bAfgss .,2
and 762 (and proceeded to New Yyvk AN
1 4. after picking up barges TO. 7of. ~
NEwBuRYpoRT, Mass. Oct %--Arr,ved.
barge Neshamny. Philadelphia.
PORT ANGELES. Wash. Sept 2S-Saiied,
schr James Johnson. Mukilteo.
PORTLAND. Me, Oc. 2-Arrivei. schrs
Jcrc Shaw. Jacksonville: Sd. Erncs'
~ lis. Norfolk. ra sst
PROVIDENCE. RI. Oct o-Arrived. barge
In port 4th. barge Druid Hiii. from Nor.
folk
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept ca-Arrived.
str John Fitzpatrick, LadySmith.
Sailed oath. str Liberator, Baltimore. &c.
Sailed I'd. str ALASKAN. Seattle.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Sept 2e-Arrived. strs
ootmarsum Dutch. Astoria for United
Kingdom: S0th. Knoxville City. New Orleans.
&C. for Kobe (and proceeded).
Arrived 9th. strs Celestial. San Francisco
for Antwerp (apd sailed next day.: 2Sth.
Charlton Hall. San Francisco for New York
and Boston land sailed next day).
Arrived Oct I. str Floridian. Now York. &c.
for San Francisco.
Sailed 27th. strs Point Bonita. Corinto:
zsth, Santa Alicia. Astoria.
Sailed list, str Mnnesotan. Now York anr
Beat
Ixion (Br), Seattle.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
WOMAN INVESTOR BUYS
BIG CONCOURSE FLAT
rwo Bronx Plots Bought BY
Apartment Builders.

Edward H. Burger sold the five story
apartment house at 224s and $3.50 Grand
Boulevard and Concourse. four blocks
south Of Fordham road. to Mrs. Ida
Pasamanick. an investor, Of Brooklyn.
The building contains accommodations
for twenty-five families. with suites OF
three four. five and six rooms, and was
held at $4,000.
Mr.. Burger, who owns the adjoining
similar apartment house 2244 and 2246
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, has
negotiations under way for disposing of
that parcel to another investor. The
buildings were purchased by Mr.. Burger
last year from Dr. A. Solot
The Kings Court Realty Company sold
to Charles Scheinman a five story apart
nent. 52x125x irregular. at 985 East
179th street
AS site for five story apartment
house. costing 100000, the plot look
100, at the northwest corner Of the
Grand Concourse and 198th street has
been purchased by the newly organized
Wacht Construction Corporation, headed
by Jacob Wacht- The land. valued at
$4,000. was acquired from William M.
Moore. The company has q capitaliza-
tion of $4,000 and Is represented by
Coldfein & weltfisch. attorneys.
For an apartment house operation, the
newly formed Jennings Building Cor
poration bought from Della Leonard the
plot, 50x100, at the northeast corner of
Hoe avenue and jennings street. s. and
1. Isaacson and II. Odwak are directors
In the buying company, which Is rep
resented by S. A. Hyman and A. N.
Sloman. attorneys. 1t has capital Of
$4,000.
The George Goldblatt Company sold
for the Keller estate to S. Paxin the
plot, 56x100x Irregular. on the east side
Of Popham avenue. about 275 feet north
Of 10th street, and to D. Pakapit the
adjoining rs foot plot to the north.
James Montgomery & Son sold one
and two story buildings. 75x100, at 283
TO 2S7 East 134th street.
Plans have been filed for six story
apartment house. 74x88. on the north
side of 151st street, 75 feet west OF Mel
rose avenue, for the Tyrol Realty Cor
poration. Shape, Bready & Peterhn
estimate the cost at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06

Barahoma Detroit Wayne. Marseilles
Emanuele Accame UtaD. New Orleans for
London.
Arrived 5th. strs syros. Hamburg: raibu
Maru (Jap). Portland. o. for Dublin; JEFF
towing barges Helen and Irene. Boston. and
Emelie. New Bedford Qoaded and ready to
leave on return PM 4th. but detained by
Cleared 4th. strs cheniston (Br). rai-
mouth for orders; Oregon Maru (Jap), Se-
attic.
Sailed 4th. strs Moldegaard. Bangor. Ne;
Matoa. Portland.
sailed an. .strs West Lake. Liverpool via
Boston; Virgil tBr). Para. &c: Bala tBr.
Sailed 9th. strs Everett. New England
HS HS s,Es..ss sirs Ss tEoIS s
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Oct 5--Arrived, strs
A Snider. New York: Ligonier. Tampico
folk; Brilliant Tampico: currier. New York.
GIlfprincs, bayonne. NJ.
Beatrice, Baltimore: Chattanooga. Liverpool.
sailed 9TH, str Trinidadian. Port Arthur
sePS PoRT T'sa9eth RoY Fresman. Sey 9ork sc,r
Albert F Paul. New York.
rHILADELPHlA. HlA. Pa. Oct 5-Arrived. strs
Sem S ns tS
ward Peirce. Cienfuegos; motor ship Bay
|. Steaeo atus str fanoia, Copenhagen. &c.
sailed 9TH. strs Copenhagen (Brl. Rotter-
dam; Texan. Boston; Cheyenne (Br), New
York: 9 Scofield. San Francisco via Bos-
ton.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 5th. 3:2o
AM. tug Gettysburg. towing barges Herndon.
for searsport. Glensids. for Bangor. and
mack. philadelphia for Jacksonville. sc:
40 AM. Levisa. do for Port Morant. &C; ;
10 AN. Lexington lBrl. do for Glasgow and
u. an sossn Si 5as Ax s Rosos ss f
smarasd eSo DO for s. sy yohn. aD nj SB%nd
VI Perth e s. xasoy aRsso,y cN!sSdy N ocs saos .sa s tug
ford; 7oi. 7s7 and 100 for Providence. and
PORTLAND. Me, Oct e.. PM-Arrived.
Bast tfor Saco) and Obey (and left FOR
pocopson. ret ssturnine this this PM esI"' for barge sse
Tuipchocken. all for Philadelphia).
Arrived 9Th. schr Ida Dow. Norfolk.
schrs Mary F Barrett. Norfolk: Gen Pau
aSvs s,s. seer Bse BsIs d.oharsns e.hsn
SAN sSa PRAScisco sS sis e.: Cal, Oct 4-Arr.vsa.
str. St Iunstan (Br). United Kingdom;
SAN JUAN. PR. Oct 4-Arrived. str An
Sailed Sd. strs Canadian Miner tsr.
ssSns saIM ith Ms.s oe New Hryes yHTh barr.
sEARsPoRT. Ne. oct ARRIVED. tug
s s o SRf RSaRans Srss sM S sh pass9n ss s.ss snd
TO call at Portland for barge 7ss. for Boston
TACOMA. Wash. Oct 5-saiied. s.rs
bang Dutch. San francisco.
TAMPA. Fla. Oct ARRIVED. str Charles
Sailed 5th. schr c H Hackiey (Br). Bo-
nacca.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
REALTY NEWS BRIEFS.

Manning & Trunk represented the
Corn Exchange Bank and Schmidt Il
Donahue acted for George Ehret In the
leasing Of the site, 5oxioo. at 5t3-545
Cathedral Parkway. The lease Is for
twenty-one years. with the privilege OF
= renewal for a similar term.
Ceorgiana Winner Is the buyer OF 81
West Seventy-nrst street. and Henry
and Anna wittenberg OF 81 West io3d
street. sold recently
James II. Cruikshank In the buyer of
the tenement with stores at so and 52
Grand street. northwest corner u West
broadway, through Daniel Birdsall a
Co. reported yesterday.
Hnggstrom-Callcn Company has been
appointed agent by Howard A. Ray
vnond OF the nve-story triple apartment
house at 131 West 1880 street.
Federated Realty Brokers, Inc. have
moved into larger quarters In rs West
Forty-third street.
Plans have been fled 10 alter the two
story steam plant at 5o7-519 East Fifty
ninth street. The New York steam
CORPORATION. the owners, and w. r.
Paine, architect. estimate the cost at
s3oo.ooo.t
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
(By Telegraph.J

ASTORIA, o. Oct 4--sailed, str Anglo
Saxon (Br). United Kingdom.
BOSTON; Mass. Oct arrived. strs rs, Coast. Ms
curry. Beverly. towing barge Hawthorne. for
New York; motor barge socony 90. New
Arrived 9TH. sire Prince George (Br,. Var.
mouth: Belgian (Br), Manchester. &C: Ana
huac. New BEDFORD; North Land. New York;
Agwihavre; Port LoDes; Kersnaw, ,,,dI PROV, provi-
Belfast; Carlisle. Philadelphia. towing barges
Buck Ridge and Tuckahoe (left barge Tenn
pie at Providence; Tamaaua. Philadclpbla
towing barges Tohickon and Yardey. for
Sailed 4th. strs oregonian.s Hamburg: City
Of Norwich tgr. New York; schr w
towing barges Pittston from Swans Island
Hawthorne (from Beverly and stroudsburg
sailed 9th. PM; str Maryland 5BD. Ham.
barTes Pennington, Salem and skippacls.
Sailed 5th. str Caledonia tsw). Halifax
Ms; tugs Pejepscot. towing barge T G.
Cadosia, Norfolk for Lynn.
sto TO- dry dry dock) wind at Highland Light
BALTiMcRE. Nd, Oct ARRIVED. str,
Crecian, Boston tand cleared on return)
Howard. Boston: Newton, do tand sailed 5th
:" Arrived sth. strs vaiemore (Br). Liverpool
VIA Philadelphia: Tritonia (Br. Barry via
Cleared stn. s,rs william A McKenny
Bremen via Norfolk and Newport News.
Sailed 9th. strs Conehatta. Monmouth .vts
Norfolk: Thomas II Wheeler. Tampico
Exchanso cns iBr,. Manchester via Haiifsx
Lord Downshire (Dr). Belfast and Dublin.
BRUNSWICK. Ca. Oct 5--Arrived. str,
Bolivian tBr). New Orleans; Lake Gilboa
fBTooTHafBAY. Me. DC, 4-saiied. schr Ella
Peiree % Thurlow; & NorfolS S 60 cn 49,
a, sss SMf tus posns towne barge.
Hauto and coaidaie. Boston for New York.
cHARLEsToN. sc. Oct s,saiied. str
CAPE HENRY. Va. Oct S-wind ". q
me!fi ceHirHAM. HAN Mass. Oct 4-passsd, tug,
Carlisle, from Philsdciphis, towing bargc<
Buck Ridge and Tuckahoe, for Boston
% sG% s saS 1S9s sss'i or
pemetr,os Panaelis ioreeko. Cardiff; Gotta
'ahp Arrived tth. str Nueces, New York.
Orange: range Brabant tNor5. Port Lobos: New.
ena Sprl: Tamp,s;o Torrss' s,,cn 90; " Mundo
LYNN, Mass. Oct 5-Arrivsd. barge Ca.
dosia, Norfolk.
ri SEw isso New YORK.; Fl Transinser @ fBrS Tam m
pa; Kcwanee. Cuba; Meltonian tBr). I Iiver
pool; Princeton, Tampico Sunshine. do
sa sailed n l,h. strs Biaafjeid I tBr). vers
-ruz; Breifond (Nor), La Pailicc.
failed from. Port Fad. 5th. strs Bowder
dam: Iri Estcro. New York: Lucelun (Dr)
Tnmpico; Rama lNicl, Bluefieids.
NEWPORT NEWS. va. Oct 5-Arrivcd. ct,
Scientist fBr), Galveston for Barry.
Sailed 4th, str Cralgrownie, Providence.
Sailed Fth, strs ysclhnven lDutch). Thru.
hester (Br), Lyttieton: Cawocd tBr). *
American str Diana), Charleston. In tow ol
.ur riincho.
Ianfs nrrfsed SS. sirs 'djsnSsys. xsw vsvs ~,
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Chauncey 3. Griffen & Co. sold for
Nellie L. vought her house in course
OF construction ut the corner of Cliff
avenue and First street. Pelham. to
Mrs. Norma c. Mundorff OF Kew Gar
dcns l.. /.
Edward M West. Inc. Of White
Plains. NJ Y. sold for the White Plains
Housing Corporation. house No. 8 on
Lynton place to Howard Strong: for
John Palm. house at 3s Midland avenue
to f. @. Clayton of Brooklyn: also to
A. Hutchinson. plot for the Iona
Homes Construction Company; the
mi-detached house on Valley road
belonging TO Mrs Bei.e Spauldine: for
William Alderman to Harry Il. Stiles
house and one-h1lf acre on Setz
place. Scarsdale. The same brokers
leased the corner store Of the building
In course OF construction on the size
OF the old Orawaupum Hotel to 8.
Sprintz. who will open a ladies' cloak
and suit establishment: and TO Miss
Rachel Erwin, house at is Woodland
place. and for Crawford A. Pcffer.
Golden avenue to Frank Martin.
Fish a Marvin sold for tho Lawrence
Park Company several vacant plots In
Longvale to william Watson OF Colon
Ial Heights, who will develop the prop
crty; also for Philip J. and Anna II.
Fcidmann OF this city their four and
acres on Hawkes. avenue
And the Croton Dam road. Ossining. TO
Al Schinard, who will start Immediately
tnh erection OF residence on the prop
ertA. The same brokers rented for A.
w. Lawrence his property In Lawrence
ParkA known as Valley View" to
Raphael Rios Of this city.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
ORPHAN ASYLUM TO BE
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
Ex-SerUice Men to Be Cared
for in The Bronx.

Final arrangements we're made yes
terday for the purchase Of the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum at Kingsbridge
road and Sedgwick avenue. Bronx, by
the United States Government to be
used as hospital for the care of ex-
service men. The completion of the
purchase was announced by Col. Ed
ward Clifford, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. and Judge Morgan j.
O'Brien. representing the asylum. WILL
lam J. Fransloli was the broker.
The buildings, which are Of fireproof
construction, are readily convertible to
hospital use. and II Is the Intention of
the Government to make this plant the
finest hospital In the country. 1t will
be equipped and operated In the most
modern manner for the care and COM
fort Of the men. 1t also will be the
largest hospital In point OF capacity
east of the Mississippi. having from
1000 to 1900 beds. The transaction in
volved several million dollars. and II Is
expected that the Government will be
In possession In about ninety days
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
which attrib,
REFORMATORY IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Guordsnen Patrol Walls
Three Inmates Escape.

IONA. Mich. Oct 5.-Michigan Ma
tionai Guardsinen and members Of the
state constabtlary were patroliing to-
nignt the outer wall Of the Michigan
State Reforratory here. where Are 10.
day destroyed AL cell blocks, the admin
istration ofiic'r. the chapel and wardcn's
Office.
During the Gre. which caused a loss
roughly estim sted at half a million dol
lars. at least three prisoners escaped and
fourth was shot and perhaps mortalIy
wounded as he made dash for freedom.
The fire still was burning Tonight.
only the factory buildings OF the re-
formatory escaped the blaze.
The fire Stated at IL o'clock this
morning from soldering lamp In the
nands OF an inmate who was repairing
the roof of the administration b,,,id,ng
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
FRESHMEN AT HOBART
KEPT AWAY FROM GIRLS
College Thinks Seniors May
Be Jealous of NesO Class.

Speo'o' Despdfch to TIE New yorK HxRALA
GENEVA, n. Y. Oct. 5.-New freshman
rules established by the seniors at Ho-
oars College are causing good deal Of
amusement.
Inc freshmen are forbidden to con-
verse WIN on the campus or to take
to any athletic games youne women
students at William Smith College. which
is associated with Hobart.
AS this year is Hobart's centennial
year. the freshman class is the largest
in Its history. The college is wondering
whether the rule was passed to keep tho
freshmen In their places'' or to prevent
them from cutting out the upper class
Men.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
DEMAND FOR RENTING
SPACE REMAINS FIRM

VIM. II. whiting & Co. leased the
building at "a to IS cliff street, corner
of Ferry street. TO ]. II. Rossbach &
Brothers: also building at 402 West
Broadway, corner of Spring street. to
Cordiano Brothers: fourth loft in ~
Ferry street to Samson Rosenblatt,
third loft In IL Gold street to Sunshine
Printing Company, store In II and 10
North Moore street to Gallagher q
Asher, store in 3 Ann street to Jack
Price. second loft In 16 Spruce street to
whiting Leather and Betting Company
and first loft In 13 Dutch street to John
J. Cough.
stephen II. Tying Jr. & Co. leased an
entire floor in 25 Madison avenue to
william whitman a Co.. also space to
]. B. Scofieid, Taicott Brothers Com
pany. Jersey silk Mills. Japan Cotton
Trading Company and American Raw
SILK Company; space In IS West Seven
teenth street TO G.. II. Mclaughlin Com
pany: an entire floor In 1tS Fifth ave-
nuo for a long term to II. G. Edmiston
store and basement In 104 West Seven
teenth street to the Atlas Cloth Spong-
ing Company; floor In 80 West FIJI
teenth street to the General Embroidery
and Supply Company and offices in 79o
Broadway TO Peterson Service. Inc.
The same brokers secured q renewal
of the lease OF the store and basement
In 90 and t01 Fifth avenue to the
Taiyo Trading Company and leased the
second floor to Lurrie, Hoisch q Co. FOR
a long term also store. basement and
endorsement In Is and II Waverly
place to Fox, Ledcrer 4 Co. and n floor
10 the r. Clnelli Sons Corporation
sixth floor In to . Union square to
Ferris Brothers Company. Inc. and
part of floor In 149 Fifth avenue to
David store Company.
william +. Parsley & Co. rented the
following: To Niles & Johnson. attor-
neys, eighth floor In So Wall street: to
Garrigues, Inc.. space In 80 Rector
street: to Court Decisions Reporting
Corporation. Eugene M. Travis. forner
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
KICKS AT ONE SON,
KILLS OTHER, IS CHARGE

Nicolo Faba. Paterson laborcr. was
arrested In Jersey City yesterday.
charged with tho murder OF his ten
yeai-old son, Nicolo. Jr. The boy died
IN tho Paterson General HOSPITAL Mon
day. two hours after he had been kicked
in the stomach.
Tho police say Faba was reading a
paper. while his children were playing
In the room. A younger brother OF
Nicolo snatched at the paper, and the
fother. In anger II Is alleged, Kicked at
rm. His foot struck Nicolo instead.
He carried the boy TO the hospital and
left him there, according to the police.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
MASONIC LODGE LOSES
CHARTER AFTER TRIAL
Found Guilty of Disregardins
Order Issued During War.

TRENTON. Oct 5.--The charter of
Schiller Lodge No. 66, r. and A. M.
OF Newark. was annulled here to-day
after trial OF the lodge on charges
OF insubordination. before the officers
OF the Grand Lodge Of New Jersey.
Schiller Lodge was accused of dis
regarding an order issued by Grand
Master William L. Daniels. during the
war. which directed the lodge to sun
plant the German ritual with an English
ritual and to discontinue the use of
the German language during the period
OF hostilities. Schiller Lodge is said
TO have continued using the German
ritual.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06
srArEN ISLAND MARKET.

Another industry has been added to
Staten Island through the sale by Cor
nelius G. Kolf Of the Crittenden prop
erty on Richmond terrace between Elm
street and Bement avenue, West New
Brighton, to the Saltman Lumber COM
pany. The property will be used for the
storage and sale OF lumber. The prop
erty comprises eleven lots
George Camerer OF Corona sold
through w. s. T.. Hall In st. George.
g. T.. a building plot on Brighton ave-
nue near Forest avenue to Mrs. Mary
X. Hall