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The New York herald., 1921-09-10

Q. O. Alexander. w. A. Reddish. II. ].
Canine. J. @. White. Il. r. Block. ". l..
Oleson. II. l.. Powell. Jr.: Capt. ]. McDow-
ell. to Field Artillery school. Fort Sill
Major t. worthington Holiday. detailed as
acting general staff officer; Major ]. o.
DAILY. to Boston: Major J. c. Wyeth, TO
Second Field Artillery. Camp Knox.
ENCi1NEERS-Major II. III. Stickley. Jr..
TO Cincinnati; Major r. w. Herman, to First
hngineers. Camp Dix; Capt. L. b. Griffith.
to Cincinnati.
CAvALRY-Capt. A. B. Custis. to Ordnance
Department, Aberdeen Proving Ground;
Major ]. A. Robenson. to Presidio of Monte
rey; Capt. II. w. Benson. to Fort Des
AIR SERvICE-Major A. N. Krogstad, to
Governors Island; First Lieut.. j. w. Ben
ton, to Crissy Field. Major N. w. Peek, to
Army Balloon School. Lee Hall: Major J.
y. Reardan. to Army Balloon School, Fort
Omaha.
QUARTERMAsTER CoRPS-First Lieut.. I.
w. Guth, to Camp Benning; Capt. w. III.
Moore. to Camp Knox: Major Il. @. Cullun
and First Lieut.. b. q. Bridges, to Fort Reno.
MISCELLANEOUS-Ca IL. Il. MacMor-
land. to Chief of Ordnance, Washington
First Lieut.. j. M. Heath. to Georgia Insti-
tute Of Technology; Capt. M. Demmer, de-
tailed TO Oakland High School, Oakland. Cal.
The following assignments OF reserve Of
ficers to the Seventy ty-seventh Division have
been ordered:
To the 302d Engineers: Capt. g. w. Lewis.
Il. II. c.; Capt. +. ]. Sinnott. e. r. @.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
MILLERAND'S VACATION
IN AN ANCIENT CASTLE
Ceremonies Much More Sim
pie Than in 18th Century.

RAMBounLEr. France. Sept. 9.-Presi-
dent Millerand Of France has been spend
ing his vacation In the medieval castle
here built by the kings of France in the
fifteenth century. 1t is surrounded by a
wide moat and fianked with Ave huge
towers.
In days of old when the kings re-
ceived their guests at official functions.
so officers commanding 1000 guards
and servants protected royalty and their
friends. A few days awo President Mile
rand, after receiving credentials from
the Papal Nuncio. was entertained by
Mgr. de la Cerretti at luncheon. There
were ten servants I'm the castle.
The President rises at o'clock every
morning, partakes of a regular Ameri-
can breakfast, toast, coffee, ham or
bacon and eggs. while reading the morn
ing papers. Millerand does not tolerate
any one to mark in blue pencil such arti-
cles as may be thought would be inter-
esting to him.
'.I am an old newspaper editor my
SELF" the President told his secretary
one day. II can read the papers as we'll
as any one else"
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
FLAT BUYERS CAUTIOUS,
BUT KEEN FOR BARGAINS

Ralph Realty Corporation. Samuel
wacht. Jr.. president, has sold to Simon
wolk lis Hamilton place, a seven story
elevator apartment house. on plot Sax
1o2. extending through to 1860 Amster-
dam avenue. The structure accommo-
dates twenty-six families and contains
four stores. Jacob /. Berman. attorney,
represented the purchaser, and Samuel
Wacht, Jr.. acted for the seller.
Coughlan & Co.. Inc. resold for p. j.
Gilroy the four story building at 1872
West Seventy-fourth street, recently
altered into apartments at cost of
about $4,000. 1t was held at $4,000.
Lowenfeld & Prayer sold to Harry
Gorellck, an investor. six story apart
nent house at $40 and 312 East Twenty
seventh street. 37x9S.9; also five story
apartment house at 1491 Avenue A,
southwest corner Of Seventy-ninth street.
to Meyer Delisky. The buyer expects to
make extensive improvements.
Irving Bachrach & Ira Rosenstock
bought from DR.. Ewart Davis 110 West
134th street, five story tenement. 2Sx
100. with three suites to a floor.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
BUY HEMPSTEAD PLACE
Acquire HarloU Home on L. /.
for ConUent-Other Deals.

The residence of Frank Harlow, at
Cathedral place and Fulton street,
Hampstead, L. l.. has been purchased by
the Sisters of St Joseph for the con-
vent and school OF the Sacred Heart.
The property Is about three blocks from
the convent destroyed by fire last April.
The Harlow place contains a large resi-
dence. garage and outbuildings and
fronts 460 feet on Cathedral place and
ESQ feet on Fulton street
Quinlan Adams of East Orange, N. j.,
has purchased from Stephen Bergdal a
six room bungalow on Claremont ave-
nue., Verona, N. j., near the Montclair
Hotel. Simpson Merritt Company were
the brokers.
Edward J. Hogan sold for Mrs. NJ.
Scott her property at the corner of
Stewart avenue and Roosevelt street.
Stewart Manor. Garden City. to a client
who will remodel and occupy as his
home. 1t consists of a two story frame
dwelling on plot 70x100.
L'Ecluse. Washburn & Co. sold for the
Plandome Heights Company a half acre
plot on the corner Of Grand View Circle
to w. w. Lancaster, who has just pur-
chased through the same brokers new
Colonial house. This gives the purchaser
the entire block front.
Fish -Garmany Corporation sold for
Judson r. Swift three lots on Ferncliff
road, Scarsdale to client. who will i'm
prove with residence: also for Francis
G. Garrnany dwelling on Mohegan
Heights, Tuckahoe; the same brokers
also leased the home OF F. II. Bethel on
Richbel road to William II. Joers for K.
Fleming L'Engle his residence at Tucka-
hoe and K oxbury roads for Percy Wax
man to L. w. Langtry his residence for
the winter season. and for the same
owner house on Tuckahoe road, Mo-
hegan Heights. to Il. II. Wehle.
Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. sold for
Mrs Paulina G. willis her property on
Bursley place, near Prospect street,
White Plains. to Robert P. Bagg of the
Barton. Durstine & Osborn Co.
c. f. Heitmann sold for Joseph G..
Abramson the tenement at 1340 and
1912 Wilkins avenue. 50x110, held al
$4,000 and renting for about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
OPERATOR BUYS BATH
BEACH THEATRE SITE
Sigmond Wechsler in TWo
Deals in Brooklyn.

Sigmond Wechsler purchased the
southwest corner of Bath avenue and
Bay Thirty-fifth street. with a front
age Of over 166 feet on Bath avenue
by more than ia feet on Bay Thirty
fifth street. with depth of over 26i
feet. The erection OF a theatre is con-
templated. Mr.. Wechsler also pur-
chased from ]. Whisky the north
west corner of Bay Thirty-fifth street
and Bath avenue. with a two family
feet on Bay Thirty-fifth street and 80
feet on Bath avenue.
B. #. Knowles Company sold $40
Greene avenue. a two and one-haif
story dwelling. for a Mrs. Spitzhoff.
Samuel Galitzka sold for Ike Mayors
to Mary Nelson two story house with
garage. 30x1O0 on the north side of
Avenue M. so feet west of East Twenty
first street.
]. D. Ranck sold for B. Picone &
Sons 1143 Tenth street. a two family
semi-detached dwelling, with double
garage, 266x100, to A. Lesser; also for
Realty Sales Company bungalow on the
east side of East Fifth street. so feet
west of Avenue ]. 40xl00, to Peter J..
Skelly. and a bungalow at 1856 East
Seventh street. 35xl2O. to Jane L.
Maher.
William f. Harmon & Co.. Inc. sold
lots and plots on their tract In the
Thirty-second ward to the following:
Harry and Milton P-irnham. Moses Lip
man, Harry Schneider, Michael Fiorello
and Ralph De Lilo, Giacomo Firollo,
G. Bacher. Francis A. Fristachi. Maria
Mercurio. Lawrence S. Murphy. Jacob
Meltxer. CARMEL Faillo. Sam Rosen,
Joseph Vogelfanger, Charles Adams,
Solomon Horowitz. Max Plus. Natalie
Sparac,o, Bernard Model. Samuel
Kahdenberg, Michael Moddell. Leonardo
Denilo. Harry Galpin. Isidor Malel.
Michael La Veglia, Joseph Garrettson.
I. A. Moscia. L. u. Mascia. Frank Cap
pello. Grace Dallo. Sarah Berdy. G. De
Nino, Dominica Pappalardo, Charles
Gately, Salvatore Reins, Joseph Saltz-
man James Gemniell. Michael Lutzi.
Andrew Anzini. Solomon Horowitz.
Antonetta Lilo, Bernard Shelter, Y. A.
Mosco. A. M. Solonica. p. S. Vascariello,
Pasquale Natalie. Morris Leavitt. Isidor
Wenchelbaum. Nellie Quaroll, Ralph
Masaroni. A. A. Holzer. francesca
Gallo. Luigi Alasci. Walter G. Kirby,
Frank Papalo. NJ. l.. Vasco. Edward
Waldman. Michael Galeno. John Miller.
Lucretia Lamonica and. Joseph Lamonte.
Martin Company lea ed to Max Mem
delsohn the store in 1874 Livingston
street; also second floor loft In Avenue
III and East Thirty-fifth street to S. g.
G. Tool and Machine Company.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
JEWELLER LEASES
DAHLGREN HOUSE
Will Occupy Fine Home Near
Fifth Avenue; Other
Rentals Reported.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Drexel Dahlgren her residence. fur
nished at Is East Ninety-sixth street
near Fifth avenue. to Pierre Cartier.
jeweller, for one year The house. which
is six stories with garage. stands on a
plot 37.6x100 and is one of the group
of fine homes erected in the vicinity
of the Carnegie mansion during the past
few years. 1t has been in the market
for a rental OF $4,000. The Cruikshank
Company represented Mrs. Cartier in the
deal.
Charles s. Kohler. Inc. leased the
building at the northwest corner OF 103d
street and Third avenue. known as 1868
Third avenue, for the estate of George
Hoppe to William ]. vozios and George
c. Coliviras for twelve years at gross
rental of s53,50o.
Payson Mel Merrill Company leased
the store in $50 Madison avenue. be-
tween Seventy-fifth and Seventy-sixth
streets. to Joseph Morris for a laundry.
White Goodman leased the centre
store in $50 Broadway. southeast corner
of Eighteenth street, to the Haberdash-
ers Novelty Co
Maurice wertheim leased the 35-foot
store in 40S Lexington avenue, Hotel
Commodore and will occupy the south
erly half as his office, where he will
continue in the general real estate busl-
ness.
Samuel H. Martin leased the store at
the northeast corner of Sixty-second
street and Columbus avenue for the B.
+. Keith Theatrical Company.
Ames & Co. leased for Cross & Brown,
agents, the store In 247 West Thirty
sixth street to the Stein Drug Company.
Levin. Harris & Levine, Inc, leased
to Nedick's Orange Juice store at
South and Whitehall. at an aggre-
gate rental of $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased
large furnished apartment in $40 Park
avenue for Mrs. William Rockefeller to
e. Kent Hubbard; also leased unfur-
nished apartments in 270 Park avenue
to Edgar Park, In $40 Park avenue to
Mrs. George F. Schrady. in 13 East
Ninth street to Henry X. Hardon. In
"a East Thirtieth street to Mrs. Florence
C. Macomber and in 4S East Sixty-first
street to w. L. Schnaring.
Payson Mel Merrill Company leased
a large duplex apartment in 925 Park
avenue. northeast corner of Eightieth
street. to Edgerton Parsons, and apart
ments in 140 West Fffty-seventh street
to Hamilton King, and In Is East Fifty
seventh street to Douglas s. Bright.
Coughlan & Co.. Inc. leased for i've
years the four story dwelling at West
Seventieth street, at gross rental OF
about $4,000, for James Stern to DR..
Anna M. Swift.
Richard L. Lee leased an apartment
house at 157 West Eighty-second street
Cross & Brown Company leased for
the 1857 Broadway Company. Inc, space
in the Fisk Building to the Tokheim OIL
Tank and Pump Company.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
BRONX MARKET NEWS.

Nehring Brothers sold for client OF
George e. and Charles Buckbee. TO DR..
John Breglia. 2227 University avenue. a
two and one-half story dwelling,
25x100.
The r.. A. Construction Company sold
70 the 1891 Nelson Avenue Corporation
the property, 10sx191.7x irregular at
the southeast corner of Nelson avenue
and Highbridge street.
Henry Benk sold TO Martin II. vieto
the property 4Ox106.2x irregular. at
1920 Loring place.
William s. Dublin sold to Michael
svorenwelg 1887 Washington avenue a
three-etory dwelling. 2fx140.
Egidio Caracciol sold to Catherine
Wade os2 linton avenue. a two-story
dwelling, 20.3x100.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
To Sell white Plains Lots To-day

chauncey b. Griffin g. Co.. real estate
auctioneers. will sell to-day on the
premises, at o'clock, rain or shine. 100
building plots in the Highlands section
of White Plains. Westchester County
N. Y, on Grand View. Long View. Da.
Wis, Lexington and Smith avenues. The
plots have each a frontage of 100 feet
and will be sold separately to the high
est bidder. All improvements have been
installed and the plots are ready for
the builder Nearly fifty houses have
been erected already on the adjoining
properties.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
TO BUY DRIVE DWELLING.
Company Formed to Take over No
s37--other Residential Deals.

The s37 Riverside Drive, Inc, has
been formed, with A. Devereux, w. G.
Armstrong and e. X. Hanlon as direc-
tors, TO take over the nve-story dwelling.
30.11x61. at that location, being the
south corner OF f06th street. 1t Is cap
italizcd at $4,000 and was formed by
Beekman. Menken & Criscom. attorneys.
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford, sold for
Pauline schlatter 129 West 120th street.
a three-story dwelling. 21x50x100.
Crist Il Herrick sold for James H.
Newman the dwelling and stable at ia
Bank street to Richard Rogers.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
BUYS BLOCK FOR
HARLEM THEATRE
Leopold Weiss Acquires Big
Site on Lenox Avenue-Proj-
ect to Cost $500,000.

Another theatre with stores in upper
Harlem is forecast in the purchase by
Leopold Weiss of the block front on the
west side of Lenox avenue, between
13sth and 140th streets. from the New
York Life Insurance Company. Mr.. Weiss
announces that he will undertake the
operation. The property was formerly
owned by the Pinckney estate and fronts
1910 on the avenue and rs feet on each
street Louis Block & Co. were the
brokers.
The transaction. including the cost of
the proposed buildings. will involve an
outlay of 100000. The brokers have
been appointed renting agents of the
stores. At the northeast corner of Lenox
avenue and 142d street a showhouse Is
being built for negroes.
Restaurateur Buys ON 40th Street.
Peter Anselmo. proprietor OF Peters
Cafe and Restaurant and the tenant of
the three story building. 20.10xs0, at 165
West Forty-ninth street. has bought the
property at that address. The sale of
the property to the Bryant Park Leas-
Ing Corporation was reported recently.
Plan New Manhattan College.
Plans were fled yesterday for the
three story and basement high school
and college to be built by the Manhattan
College Corporation on the west side of
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, 105 feet west
OF Broadway. The building will meas
ure 346x1S6. James IF. Delany and
James w. O'Connor. architects, estimate
the cost at s750.000.
100000 Flat for "Heixhts.n
Plans have been filed for five story
tenement at Gil West 164th street, 125x
11s, for the 613 West 164th Street Cor
poration, owner. Gronenberg & Leuch-
tag. architects, estimate the cost at
100000.
Another Flat for tho Concourse.
Plans have been fled for a five-story
apartment house, 93.8x89.6 at north
west corner of the Concourse and 1S0th
street for Oscar A. Petersen. Moore
and Landsiedel architects, estimate the
cost at s15o,00o.
Transfers In Manhattan.
Emmett Mclaughlin sold to Peter J.
McGiynn AL East Seventy-eighth street,
three story stable, 25x102.2
The Barney Improvement Corporation
sold to Maud Rousselle 164 West 121st
street. three story dwelling. 15x10011.
The Reyvan Realty Company resold
to Isidore Calm S3 Lexington avenue, a
three story dwelling. 1s.sxs0.
Thomas G. Acken sold to Louis Reith
20 West Ninety-second street. three
story dwelling. 20x100.8.
Edward J. and Susan Mackay sold to
Theodore A. Fisher 403 West Forty
sixth street, three story dwelling. 1879
x75.3.
John M. Kyle sold to Auguste B. Pc
borde 1913 West Ninety-seventh street.
three story dwelling. 17.6x100.11.
The Howard Realty and Development
Company purchased the five story apart
ment house. on plot 100x10o. at 145 ver-
milyea avenue. northeast corner of 207th
street. The house contains seven stores
and was valued at $275,000.
The Fanestine Real Estate Corpora
tion sold to the Z. & G. Holding Com
pany 513 East Eighty-nrst street, a Eve
story fat, 25x102.2.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
REALTY MARKET NOTES.

Mrs. Dora Jacobs was the broker In
the sale of the garage at 207-209 West
120th street. reported recently.
William Goldstone and Simon Myers
are the buyers of the six-story fiat with
stores at 322 East 1920 street. sold re-
Gently.
Mary v. Holdin is the buyer of 1895
Shakespeare avenue. sold recently.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
BUILDERS SQUARE OUT PLOT.
Finish Assembling site for Big
Park Avenue Flat.

The We'll & Mayer interests which
have been acquiring parcels at the cor
ner OF Park avenue and Eighty-eight
street, have squared their holdings at
that point by the purchase yesterday Of
the fivc-story fiat, 25.sxs2.2 at 1869 Park
avenue. It is understood that the buy
ers intend to improve the entire plot
fronting 1908 feet on the avenue and
1912 feet on the street, with tall
apartment house. The holdings include
the six flats at 1069-1075 Park avenue
and 104-106 Eighty-eighth street.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
Fire Record

A. NJ. LOSS.
~ .fo-2fo-21c West 42d ST.: unknown:
Unknown
f:45-f72d st. and Haven av.. shanty:
Catrubino q Odds .......... .Trffiing
1:5O-fT75 Lexington av.: Smith drug
store ..s.... lrtlfrb
c:O5-52o West 2sth ST.. garage:
Sheffield Farms Co. Unknown
T.aO-4O2 East 1ofth ST.: vorelson. Unknown
y. NJ.
i:so-iss chrystie st.: John Cecen-.
ert ..........ss....s... ..bNhiloWH
o.3o-533 West 56th IT. (: vacant iot.Unknown
2:45-i564 Madison avy. unknown. .uniSnown
s.45-5s East "a at; Norris Levine. .Triflng
GABLES West 2eth st.: ciothins Bios:
Unknown
1908 Second av.: Ros. Lasher. .Trifline
7:50--225 West s0th ST.: James Quinn,
Trifiing
9;3J-f72 Essex ST.. Morris Ginsberg,
Unknown
o:4o-2se Front ST.: Mrs. Burns. Unknown
i0.4o-57 West 2fst st.. International
Button Workers Union. 80. Unknown
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
ESTATES APPRAISED.

w. Bennett Mary. Jersey City. Nov. 25,
t920.) Leaving personal estate Of st70 900.
with s5.905 In real estate and securities tax
able IN New York. His wife. Rose Mary OF
Jersey CITY. receives 10000. and his daugi
scrs. Ethel and Ceclie y. Mary. have llfc
4nterests In $4,000 EACH
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
AT FOREST HILLS.LL.

New enc family houses, tax exempt. to
every modern Improvement; sewers, etc.: 10
minutes to Manhattan; price $4,000 to
$50, 900; easy terms; daily and Sunday from
until p. M. See GEORGE G. JOHNSTON.
Builder. at new house. corner Colonial and
Euclid sts., block from Queens Boulevard.
Phone Newtowu S6s.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.

s. r. CORNER Topping av., e. i7sd ST.;
about lots. frame house, ~ rooms; barn;
no reasonable offer refused. See w. A.
KAHRs, 1720 Washington av.
252D. near Broadway Overlooking Van
Cortlandts Park) New two family resi-
improvements; tax exemption: plot 37hx100.
JOHN ]. KENNEDY. Mosholu av. and
Bway. New York city. Phone 100 Kings
bridge.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.

500 BUYS iS,' evening" balance Hns on
terms to suit; piot 30x100: house 2ix45; six
and seven rooms all improvements; room
for garage and garden. Open Sundays.
DANIEL. HOULIHAN'S SONS,
7350-3030 Fordham.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
Army Orders
Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,

These army orders have been made public
Capt. +. G. Heraty. to Infantry School
First Lieut.. r. G.. Zettel. to Air Service,
Calstrom Field: Major r.. w. Fales. TO Ma
rine Corps at Quantico. Va.
FIELD ARTILLERY-These officers to
Eighth Field Artillery: Capts. G. r. Lehner.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
WIDOW FORCED TO SELL

beautiful semi-bungalow IN perfect condition
with rooms. bath, laundry. pantry and re-
ception hall: all improvements. steam heat,
plot 60xf29: fruit, shrubbery. sidewalks and
curbing; 1920. 81 200 cash. balance on mort
gage. Box 10. Freeport, l. /.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
REAL EsTATE-ouT OF CITY.
Tong r-lnnd--sale or Rent.

Long fslnnd--sale or Rent.
AT FREEPoRT, L. I.--Foe ea'- or 20 r
from Oct I, IL room "
masters bedrooms.
room. open firer's
The New York herald., 1921-09-10

PENNSYLVANIA OIL MARKET.
on CRY. Pa, Sept. 9.-Credit bal
ances, s225. Runs. S5.957 average,
47,436. Shipments. 54,729; average.
ss.22S.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY,
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.
BAYSIDE.

Nine room house, with two baths Zone
tiled). extra toilet and laundry In basement !;
extra large veranda on south and east sides
Of house: 65 feet frontage Bayside Boule-
18x2S: lawn. hedge and large trees; desira-
BILE neighborhood and only % minutes from
Penn Station, New York. Property was re-
for $15.00000. half cash. Get off at Bayside
and any taxi will take you to Davis house on
Bayside Boulevard. Telephone 1922.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
Borough Of Queens--sale or Rent

HOUSE. rent $500 month or sell $4,000: IA
rooms four baths, five open fireplaces.
iavatory, gas, heat, electricity; lot 17Sxi50:
two car garage. Flushing 3541.
MOTOR OUT TO-DAY. or take the subway.
and see THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL In
NORWOOD GARDENS; eight rooms. two
tiled baths and kitchen. and two car heated
garage; tapestry brick and white marble
stucco: living room 1nx20 feet. with large
open fireplace: cozy sun room with Frerch
windows. PRICE $4,000; moderate cash
FROM oIJEENsBoRo BRIDGE fol-
low left branch of elevated road 10 Grand
av station and turn right 10 Norwood Gar
dens or take Interborough subways or b. r.
r. Broadway Subway train to Grand av.
station. RrCKERT-BROWN REALTY CO..
80 vanderbilt av. Tel. Vanderbilt e4S4.
NEW one family frame. detached. driveway
all modern improvements: $1,000 cash.
Builder. i2s Lincoln av.. Bklyn. Cypress 9s9p.
$1,000 CASH
Is all that Is necessary for the largest new
tar exempt room house, with driveway. on
two lots IN the greater city; miles from
Times square, tile bath, tile Kitchen. heavy
construction all the way through; price
$3.50. -
a. BARRYMORE.
Broadway, Elmhurst. L. L.. near l.. ]. r.
| r. station. or 25th st. subway station. tnen
walk south to Broadway to- Barrymores
office.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
Spuytcn Duyvil and RivcrdaIe.
Above Harlem River.
Borough Of Queens.

DANDY. CosEY HOME.
Brick. stucco. frame construction. built
1918; tile roof. copper leaders, 10 rooms,
three baths. mahogany doors. white trim,
hardwood double floors, hot water heat, real
open firepaces for coal or log fires; ash
drops and hampers: every modern con-
seniId sao ,n ooo p'Si Srt xs1yv: WITH w plot plot
savings bank mortgage at 5k%. II Ellis
worth av.. Van Cortlandt Terrace. South
Yonkers. adjoining Riverdale: possession
short notice; seen by appointment.
DAVID STEWART.
East 42d St. Phone 1850 Vanderbilt.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
Borough Of BrookIyn-saIe or Rent.

ONE and two family houses at bargain
prices: also lots, stores, properties.
OTTO SINGER,
Kings Highway Station, Sea Beach Subway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10

Houses Along tho Great South Bay.
JEREMIAH ROBBINS. Bsbylon. L. I. Tel. -
The New York herald., 1921-09-10

Borough Of Manhattan Miscellaneous
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
FRENCH OYSTERS =
DYING OF THIRST

Especial Gable to The Washington Hsraid;)
PARIS, Nov. S.-The oyster this
year will be rare and rear, accord
ing to Paris dealers in the succulent
bivaIve. And the reason given Is
lack of water. The oyster Is "dy-
ing Of thirst"
Even though the oyster passes its
day at the bottom of the sea until
1t Is gathered for market, this year
IL is drying up for lack of water,
and gourmands who insist on ma
rennes" this season may have to
pay as high as IL francs a dozen for
them, as compared with last sea
sons price Of francs.
Not enough rain. which is essen
tial for the proper nourishment Of
the oyster, is given as the exact
cause. The oyster. dealers explain,
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES
w n Hibss sias- =.

NEW YORK Nov stock Exchange
To-Day $4s7sooo
year ago and
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
Seeks Aid for Needy
HydttsUiHe Families
HYATTsvILLE. Md, Nov. o.

HYATTsvILLE. Md, Nov. o.
Miss Agnes T. Ferriter. Prince
Georges County's social worker, Is
seeking aid for a family Of seven
Children, the father of whom is i'll
OF tuberculosis She says the chill
dreA' need winter shoes, bed cover
ing. etc. She is also asking con-
tribution5 IF any Kind or money with
which to buy shoes, etc. for a fam
fly Of mother. father and eight chill
dren whose home was destroyed by
fire and practically nothing saved.
Miss Ferriter can be reached at
Red Cross headquarters, Hyattsville.
or by telephoning Hyattsville 372 or
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