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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
COTTON MARKET

New York, March 2.-Liverpool and
Wall street were sellers Of cotton at
the opening today, and this, with poor
cables and an unsettled political out.
look in England. caused q drop Of 13
to 10 points in first prices. The buyers
early we're New Orleans and the trade.
Only three notices were issued. After
the start the market was steady and
about ) points above initial levels.
Receipts at the ports for the day are
estimated at 10000 bales. against S047
bales a week ago. 1852 bales a year
ago, and 23,O0G bales two years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. March 2.-Thcre was only q
limited demand for spot cotton today and
I Of is points Tor middlins at 0. .s7d. The. sales
we're 5000 bales. The receipts were 1900
lures we're quiet In the early dealings. Spo,
prices we're: American. mIddling fair il.27d
middling, o SID; low mdding. 8.0ed; good
ordinar", S.22d, and ordinary. 7.72d.
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Decrease In csr Loadinos

New York. March 2.-Reports Just received
rom tho railroads Of the United states by
Railway Association show that 7se,e24 cars
were loaded with revenue freight during the
Tss,ilc cars during the previous week, or a
reduction qf 7tss cars, o6seryanee 9f LIN
cause TO the decreased loading. The total
for the week Sowsysr .aSSwsd :S an ,nssssse
ins wsaix last year. and 6362 cars above the
ioSnGD the coyrespondp2 week In 1920.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
FOREIGN PORTS.
lDy Mall,

BALBOA, ptc 30 Sailed. strs Eastern
Cloud. otaru sc, via Honolulu: Jan 2.
Dochrf. Los Angclcs
,BARRApcs. Jaa S--sailed. str ceraauet
rERMUDt, Jan s-Arriyed, str FL Capl.
tan, Me- York (and sailed 9th for san
cATALrNA. Doc ss-Arrived. sohr Snug.
gler lsr, st Johns.
HALIFAX. Jan 5--Arrived, s,rs Trare
tNor. Malaga: 9th. Nascopie ,Br). Liver
pool.
Sailed 9th, s,rs Bo.hweli Br. Avon
mouth and London: wabana tBr) sydney
Chedabucto tBr). Guysboro, Ms: schr NJ q
Crowell tBr), La Have: eth. str Bornholn
DAM. Boston; schr Maid Of France tBr,.
Pernambuco.
:. NoRTH ,os IS, srpSEy 2;, cp. , prior e Jan 8
PURETo PADRE. Dec 2a--Arrived. strs
Asiaur Haaland tNor), Saeua (and sailed
18th for Havre); e7th. Munerc (Br,. Ha-
vana.
Sailed 3ist. str Paloma Cuban. vita.
qua tBr). London; Cornish Point (Br), Lon
don: schr Peter Mcintyre. Baltimore.
Arrived 9Th. schr JeHsie Alice fsr).
Boston land sailed Tth for Halls Harbor)
Sailed 7th, strs Chignecto fBr). Halirax
Rose Castle tBr). do: schrs Frances Parsons
tBr), Parrsboro; Hiram u Mclean (BrJ.
sT JOHNS, NJ, Dec 3o-Arrived. str Arolltc
Fcarn (Br), Oporto.
sailed 2oth schrs Sunset. Clio ,Pr,. Belle
Dram Carrie Hirtle tBr). West Indies: prior
10 3ist. Novelty tBr). Pernambuco; Kathleen
Spndler (Br), Kingston.
IN port Goth. schr Herbert Warren tBD.
for Brazil
VICTORIA, be. Jan 4--Arrlved, str Hart
wood. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
News of the Real Estate World
81, ,OOO, 900 IN HOUSING
LOANS PLACED IN 1921
VIM. A. White & Sons Help
to Shelter z5O Families.

Out OF s21. 100000 in loans placed dur
ing 1871 by William A. White & Sons
more than s2.0o.00e is now going into
the production OF houses that WILL shell
ter more than $50 families. MoS= of the
residential building loans were obtained
from the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. The largest single loan made
by William A. White & Sons was $780,
600 on the garment center buildings on
Seventh avenue, Thirty-seventh to
street. OF this $3.50, 900
was placed with the Mutual Life and
81 100000 with the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company.
Brooklyn got the benefit of most of
the housing loans placed by the brokers.
Some of the more interesting Brooklyn
loans recently obtained from the Metro
polttan Life include s90060 on a thirty
nine family house at East Seventh
street and Ditmas avenue, Flatbush |;
$l6O. .O00 on a house for seventy-two fami-
lies In Twentieth avenue from Eighty
first to Eighty-second street: $4,000 on
an apartment for thlrty-four families
at Linden and New York avenues; $4,000
on a forty-two family house at Utica
avenue and President street; 100000 for
a thirty-one family house at Ocean
Parkway and Ditmas avenue; $4,000
for thirty-six family house at Eighty
fourth street and Twentieth avenue;
$105.0oo for forty family house at
Utica avenue and Union street; $50, 900
for a twenty-eight family house on
Twentieth avenue, near Benson ave-
nue.; also $50 900 on thirty-six family
house at Sixth avenue and Eighty-third
street and Fort Hamilton avenue,
The New York herald., 1922-01-10

Raphael Fr). Macoris (and sailed for Point
a-Pitre).
MOBILE. Ala, Jan 4--cleared. schr Emily
NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan ARRIVED. str
Ovre (Nor). Santos.
NEwBURYPoRT. Mass. Jan s-Arrived,
barges Huron. Norfolk; Tuckahoe. Philadel-
phia.
PORT ALLEN. Jan 1--sailed. bark Hawaii.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Jan s-saiied. strs
PORTLAND. Me. Jan e--Arrived. str Nor
tonian (Br). Liverpool; schrs Commack'
Norfolk. Josephine A Mcouesten. do,
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan 3-Arrived. str
Maui. Honolulu; 4th. motor Harper
Sailed 4th. str Harold Dollar CBr). Van
couver: schr Henriette, Astoria.
san PEDRO; Gal. Jan 3mArriveds ed isIs slrs
sailed 4th for San Francisco).
Sailed Sd. strs Willfaro. New York; Glnyo
Maru Gap,. Hong Kong: Borsland tNor)'
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan 4-sailed. strs
Limicana tBr}, ports in India; Agwisun.
Port Lobos: Agwihavre. Port Lobos; Aryan.
north of Hatteras: Guiflsing. Jscksonvilie;
motor ship Solitaire. Jacksonville.
SABINE, Tex. Jan, 2-Arrived, strs Sunoil
Hamburg; 4th. Laura Skogland tNor), Gal
weston. Java Arrow, Beaumont.
Sailed Sd, strs Tecumseh (Br). ports in
India Nucula (Br) Devonport 9th. Sunoil.
Chester; Radiant. Tampico. towing barge ~.
SAN JUAN. PR. Dec 3o-Arrived, strs
Porto Plata) Clare. New York: p de sa-
trustegui (Sp). Barcelona land sailed 3lst
for Havana Lake Giltedge. st Kits land
Puerto asa p Plata % tand ' saiied sd 81 for MavreS
I STOCKTON SPRINGS. Me, Jan 6-Arrived.
schr Layinia N Snow. Perth Anboy-
ffo san Ma jan tb MarS str
(Jap), Kobe, &c, Via Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
HAROLD COURT FLAT
RESOLD BY OPERATORS
Other Multifaniiy Property
Deals Reported.

The Maxroe Realty Corporation, rep
resenting Max Rosenfeld. has purchased
from the Ardsmore Estates. Inc, Bar
net Klar president, the Harold Court
apartments, a six story elevator struc-
ture at the southwest corner of st.
Nicholas avenue and 1S3d street. The
property. measuring 1o4.11 feet on the
avenue and $50 feet on the street, was
disposed of subject to mortgages for
$34o.250. 1t was acquired by the selling
interests last March from Joseph
Shenk.
The newly organized Chateau d'Armes
Realty Corporation, with M. r. Donald.
S. Scammell and F. S. Castyglone as
directors. has purchased the six story
elevator apartment house at the south
east corner Of Fort Washington avenue
and 161st street, known as the Chateau
d'Armes. The house has an avenue
frontage of 1922 feet and a street 'front.'
age OF 1910 feet. Large holdings To-
Gated in Mercer county, New Jersey,
were given In part payment by the buy
ing company. which is represented by
Noble. Morgan & Scammell, attorneys.
Ennis & Sinnott resoid to Anna j. Ger
ZACH three three story flats. 50x100, at
313 to 315 West 1Hst street. w. D.
Morgan, broker.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALGIERs. Jan T--sailcd. str Clan Mac
Bride ,!Brl. from Calcutta. &C. via Genoa for
ANTWERP. Jan e--Arrlved, ctr scandin,-
vian tBr). st John, NIB.
In port 9th. str iceland (Br), FOR Halifax
xvoNMoUTH. Jan i--arriveg. str Co
n'snchee tBr,. Brunswick.
MsnLs9i2A yan Ns A;sriSss sr asmsurs
BARCELONA, Jan 4-fn port, str West
lvs. for Valencia. London. Rotterdam, Ant
wsrp and Hamburg..
lark IBID. Portland. o.
BEIRUT. Jan 3-Arrived. str Bragg (Fr)
Nsw ss,, tets g s.r u" "a Providence;
trim (Br). Montreal.
BELIZE. Jan 6--salled. str Port Antonio
BocAs. Jan I--sailed. str zscepa. Havana
BouLoGNE. Jan 8, 10 AM--Arrived, str
i,yndsm tDutch). New York via Plymouth
BRISTOL. Jan s-7ssiled. ctr Boston city
tBrl, Philadelphia.
idan CBrl. New York via Baltimore.
cAlBARIEN. Jan 7-Afrived. str Yumuri.
Cnrdenss.
.,c,AnnENAss Jan 7-Arrived. str Lake
Arrived Iih, str Montoso. Porto Rico.
cARDIFF. Jan T-saiied. str Canadian
AVIATOR lBrl, st John, MI.
CHERBOURG, Jan 6--Saiied str Krooi-
and ffrom Antwerp and Southampton. New
cfENFUEGos, prior to Jan ARRIVED.
schr Harry A McLernan tBrJ Norfolk.
Arrived 9th. str Sioux. Havana
COPENHAGEN. Jan 2-sallcJ. str Texas
CRfsToBAL. Jan s-Arrlved. strs Aban-
earez, New Orleans via Havana 9th. Paris
nna,. New Orleans.
Arrived pth. strs Mlncoia New York
North American C}r). do, via Baltimore for
Cailao; Cuilota tBr) New York for Buenn .
ventura &c; sarpfos CNop. New York: /:
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
CANTIGNY, WITH S96
VETS, BEATS RECORD
French Wife's Sister Sent to
Island.

The transport Cantigny. in yesterday
a day ahead of schedule, beat her record
from Antwerp. making the trip in nine
days. and bringing 996 soldiers. formerly
Of the American Army of Occupation.
along with ten French and five German
wives Of soldiers. all expressing regret
that they could no longer enjoy the low
cost Of high living In the domain of the
mark tt
John Latham formerly Of the A. e. F.,
returned with his French wife and her
sister. fifteen years old, and was sur
prised to learn that unless he and his
wife could show that they were the legal
guardians the girl would be sent to Ellis
Island. Latham protested, but the girl
had to go to the island under the law.
He will appeal to Washington.
Latham was living in Washington
with his young wife when word came
that her mother was dying. and they
went back to France. The mother died
while they were on the way and they
decided to bring the sister to America
with them.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
MOTOR CAR GO. RENTS
STORE ~ FISK BUILDING

The Hun Motor cag Company, d.
tributors OF .e rfstv egr PRODUCED bv
Capt Eddie & rsubaci,fr, .he American
Ace, has lie seA the s.ure adjoining the
entrance 10 ne tnE Sing. Broadway
and Fifty-s cA through Cross
q Brown, a uls for building Tho
store front Hc ca Fifty-seventh
street and is IvV ieeL ueep.
Cross Brown Company. with NJ. &
l.. Hess, Inc, leased for Jacob j.
Schnukler space in 103 Fifth avenue to
the Arthur Manufacturing Company
also NTH floor in 25i Fourth avenue 70
Jacob Lunitz & Sons space in 20 West
Twenty-second street to Goldberg &
Todd; and space in 10 East Fortieth
street to Gound Optical Equipment Com
pany, Inc.
ID. Kempner 6 Son. Inc, have leased
for Anne HALEY two stores in 497
Eighth avenue. southwest corner OF
Thirty fifth street, to Max Ameter. vino
will alter into q confectionery and cigar
store. The lease. which covers a long
term of years, calls for a graduated
rental of from $1,000 to $4,000 a year.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
SAILED.

strs Cathwood. Texas City; Cerro Ebano.
Tampico: Lightburne, towing barge Dallas,
Port Arthur; Hamilton. Norfolk: Hallway.
Mobile; HallgJerd (Nor, Newport News |:
Oxonian (Br), Liverpool.
Str Socony. Port Arthur.
Sailed Sth. tugs Wellington, towing
barge (passed out Sandy Hook at l AS PAI) |;
9th. Mary w Potter. towing 1 Quarantine
at 12:1S PM: Director. towing 5 (do at
12:1S PM); Perth Amboy. light (do at 80
PM.
Sailed 7th. str Italia (Sw) Newport News.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Monday. Jan 8, 1922, at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and eighty-two hundredths
(29.S2) inches). This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-seven and four
tenths (757.4) millimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying in or near the ports Of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook 8 Pm, SW, 8 miles !:
clear; smooth sea; visibility. about miles,
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
CLEARED.

Str Tarantia (3r), Caldwell, Liverpool and
SiasSow tgeneralb--Anchor Line
SIR cnonian tBr), Parry, Liverpool (gcn-
|era)--White Star Line.
toil In bulk)-N NJ Smith,
Str New York City (Br), Olsen, Bristol
|tseneraD-chas Hill Sons.
Sir cstonia Dan), Dahl, Cuxhaven, Danzig
|and Libau (generaD-The East Asiatic Co,
|jnc.
Str hickman. Dunn. Hamburg tseneraD-
Kerr Steamship Co, Inc.
Str NJ Flagler Mchaelson, Rotterdam
|toiD-Robert l. Hague.
Str Italia tBr). Mcneil, vigo, Gibraltar,
&c CONGRATULATIONS Line.
Str Tasmania (Br), Martin, Fremantle
auckland, &c. via Newport News (generaD--
Norton Lilly g. Co..
Str Cerro Ebano, Cook. Tampico (ballast)
Pan American Petroleum and Transport 20
(not previously.
Str G r Grove. Greene. Tampico (ballasO
Co.
str sixaola. Law. Kingston. Cartasena. &c
t2eneraD Fruit Co.
Str City of Atlanta. Garfield, Savannah
tgeneraD Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
str Rebecca r Douglas Connolly, Perth
Amboy (ballast)-Franklin Baker Co.
Str II It Dlmock, Allen, Boston (general)-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON. Mass. Jan 9-Schr Isabel Har-
riss. from Philadelphia. stranded at the
mouth of Sagua Bay.
MOBILE. Ala. Jan 4-Schr Jean Mckay
(Br). which arrived to-day from Barbados.
reports was in collision Christmas night In
iucatan Channel with Japanese str Tas-
mania Maru. The schooner was heavily
damaged on the starboard eide forwar rd /,
and large portion of the rigging Of the
vessel was torn away. The decks OF the
schooner are also sprung and the wfndlass
vas damaged to such an extent that 1t can
not be used.
LONDON. Jan 9-Str Andyk tDutcl), from
Bremen for supposed Antwerp. got ashore
near Flushing; got off with assistance.
GALVESTON. Tex, Jan 4--Barges Cone
maygh and Monongahela were towed here
yesterday from Houston for repairs re-
ported that both vessels were damaged by
collision near Tamplco.
Schr Billie Martin was sold by u Mar
shall yesterday to w Il Price for $3.50.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

New York 40 WNW Tortugas c.s.
IOregonan 412 Ambrose l. 9th
PARAGUAY e1 Il Sand Key 9th
pennsylvania. due Brentons Reef Tuesday
Potomac lat 40 SO. Ion 26 81 9th
|Pueet Sound 1416 i Cape Henry Sth.
quaker City 47e from Cape Henlopen 9th.
|eeuistconck lat 50 90. Ion 90 2s. sth.
Mayaro 500 SSE Ambrose l. 9th.
s.si:ae "a Key West 0tE.
|Munamar 746 S Ambrose l. Y 9th.
|Munsomo 119 Jupiter 9th.
due New York Tuesday.
Ytn Lorenzo, anchored at Mayaguez 9th.
|saugerties lat 20 49, lon 10 a. 9th.
ISchoharie lat As II. lon II 90. sth.
ISoltaire 5J Jupiter 9th.
Isutherland i,211 L Ambrose Sth.
pun ~ w Key West 9th.
ISundance 90 SSE Hattcras 9th.
|swift Arrow, due New York Tuesday.
|swiftwind ~ Ha.teras 9th.
ISwiftsure 40 Sc Hatteras II &c AM 9th.
walter A Luckenbaeh lS0 NE Colon Sth.
West Eldara 1920 e Ambrose L " Sth.
West kedron passed Key West 9th.
West Prospect I .006 from San Pedro 9Th.
West Wanna PA 3 Cape Henry 9th.
western Ocean passed Northeast End L Y
Sth.
|Wlllsolo 65 s Hatteras 9th
|Zoppot 240 Ambrose l. 9th.
|Zulia 4of Scotland l. " 9th.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
PLAN 8 STORY FLAT ON
WEST SIXTY-FIFTH ST.
Developers Acquire Site at
Nos. % and 24.

The Lapidus Engineering Company
has purchased through L. j. Phillips &
Co. the two four story and basement
dwellings at 22 and "a West Sixty-fifth
street, 42x10o, on which it will erect a
nine story apartment house having
suites Of six rooms and three baths and
four rooms and single bath on each
floor. Apartments have already been
leased from plans to J. Axelrod and II.
Axelrod. Joseph Levy was attorney for
the purchasers. The 225 Central Park
West Corporation was the seller.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
Navy Orders
'eeiai Dlspatch 70 Tnr Nrw YonN Hrrnr
New York Hernid Bureau.
WnshtnEtOn. ID. O.. Jan. D.


Ihese naval orders have ueen made public /:
Near ADMIRAL Fred u. Bassett, to HYDRO
graphic Bureau, Washington: Capt c. ~
Cook' 10 destroyer souadrons, Pacific fleet
Capt, j. ". Luby, 10 president general court
marital firth naval district: Commander "
". Huston. TO assistant TO comnandan' Four
teenth naval district; Commander &. N stew
art. to Bureau Navigation. Washington:
Lieut.. Com. X. 8. Field. TO command ". s. s.
Goff; Lieut.. t.-Con. q. Il. Howell, 10 officer In
charge. navy recruiting station. Cincinnati:
Lieut.. Com. w. NJ. Quiglev. TO destroyer
suuadrons. Atlantic fleet: Tseut. Com, +. ~
sreicher, 10 Edgowood Arsenal. Lieut. Com
T. y. Wilkinson. 60 command u. g. s. Tny-
lori Lieut.. Com. u. =. Wood, 20 nnval air
station, Pensscola Lieut.. j. ~. Chase. 10
treatment. navy hospital New York. Lieut
;. v. Edwards. tc IT, $. =. Olympia Lieut.
j.. w. Gregory. TO command Y. z. :. O-fI.
Lieut.. v. Hewitt, 20 afr squadron. Pacific
fleet: Lieut.. II. ~. Mack. to assistant 10 dis
tr'ct communication suprlirt"1dect. .Ttirtrcnti.
na' al district; Lieut.. T.. Martin. 10 T.. =. 8
Brancl Lieut.. VI. x. Olson % .-,nMand
y. :. :. Rail: Lieut. T.. =. parkcr. 20 Y. q.
.. Delaware; Lieut. w. A. Wohlman, TO
command u. S. s. widzeon.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
NATANSON MOVES UPTOWN.
Operator Rents once in Former
-. sherry building.

Max N. Natanson, the operator, has
hit the trail Of the uptown office seekers
by renting suite in the Guaranty Trust
Company Building. formerly Sherry's, at
522 Fifth avenue. southwest corner of
Forty-fourth street. In commenting on
his migration Mr.. Natanson said he was
taking the step to get closer to the
center of things" He said the Forty
second street district, in addition to be-
ing the uptown Wall Street" was also
the coming center of the real estate and
loan interests of New York. within a
stones throw OF my new Offices" he said
'are the headquarters of some of the
most prominent owners. operators and
brokers in the city"
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
AMERICAN PORTS.
ny MALL

BEVERLY, Mass. Jan s-Arrived. barge
Absecon. Norfolk.
GALVESTON. Tex, Jan 5--Clear-d. strs
iahatonka. New York: Steel Scientist. Kobe /;
Freeport sulphur No v. Tampico.
HONOLULU. Jan 3--Arrived. strs Fort
Laramie, Valparaiso; 9Th. Thomas. Manila;
Pensacola. DO.
JACKSONviLLE. Fla. Jan Arrived. schr
Dolly Madison. New York
Sailed 2eth. schr Alice Cooke, Port Town
send; Jan 4. strs Wihemina, San francisco:
Montebello. Port San Luis.
MAYAGCEz. PR. bee 30--Arrivsds ctr
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
CAMPAGNA FLAT PLANNED.

Plans were filed yesterday for the
Si.500ooo fifteen story apartment house
which Anthony campagna is to build
on the former William Waldorf Astor
plot at the northeast corner of Broad
way and Ninety-second street. The
first floor will be given over 10 stores
and Offices for physicians. The house
will cover a site tc0Sl65. The Lucania
Realty Company IS The owner Of rec
ord. II. Candida Of 200 West Seventy
second street In the architect.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ARABIC tBr). from st Michaeis 7th for gos-
ton and New York.
ACRoPoLIs. from Gibraltar sth for New
York.
MINEKHADA. from Hamburg 18th for New
York
wAIioRA tBD. from Sydney Nsw. 9th
for Vancouver. :
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
STEAMSHIP MEN TO ELECT.

The convention of the American
Steamship Operators Association will be
held tomorrow at IL A. M. in the Board
of Directors room of the Maritime Ex-
change. President Charles II. Potter
will preside Five new members of the
board Of governors will be elected.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
BROWN RESELLS PLOT
ON WEST .37TH STREET

Frederick Brown has resold the vacant
plot 67xs5. at 146 TO 152 West Thirty.
seventh street to Harry Matz, who in
tends to erect sixteen story business
building. r. Matz & Co. were the
brokers in the desI. The site. which ia
rs feet east of Seventh avenue, was
purchased by Mr.. Brown last week
from the NJ. Cohen & Brothers Realty
Corporation. s
For other Real Estate News see following
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

BRAGA (Tr), at Beirut ID.
CELTIC tBr). at Liverpool sth.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN (Br), at yokoham,
9TH.
HoOSIER STATE. at Kobe 9th.
RYNDAM tDutch), at Boulogne sth,
SCANDINAVIAN tBr), at Antwerp 9Th
STOCKHOLM (Sw), at .Gothenburg Cd.
WENATCHEE, at Yokohama 9Th
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
MISSION YACHT ASSN TO MEET.

The annual meeting Of the Mission
Yacht Association, whose aim Is to give
retired and unemployed seamen a COM
Portable home port, will be held tonight
In the Hotel Majestic
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
SPOKEN.

Schr John w Wells. Newcastle for Astoria,
Dec 80, 40 miles southwest of San Fran
cisco.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS

CAPE RACE, NF, Jan 9--Barometer at
noon. 29.s5 Inches: wind, sW. light breeze ;
weather. dull and cloudy; temperature. SO
deg Fahr. ess -'a
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Robert +. Bowling. one of the best
known and most optimistic operators.
spectators and investors in this country,
says the coming year will usher in un-
precedented good times in real estate.
He declares that the prices of bonds
are going up, therefore the tendency Of
investors will be toward real property.
Mr., Dowling freely declares that real
estate In New York city Is in the
souffdest condition 1t has been since
1907. The past depression, ne says.
has been no novelty. and after bad
times good ones invariably follow.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
Stolen Automobiles

According to reports sent out on De-
ce mbcr % by Police Commissioner
Enright the following automobiles were
The New York herald., 1922-01-10

Streen a ater fat 3c.kx-ce at
1855 Third gens.
Cecilia V rrcr sold . cha rles
+. MacLea itlre story guiding,
23.3x1O0, at fa hira lveLGe
The New York herald., 1922-01-10
PASSED CITY IsLANc-
Bound South.

Bound South.
Tugs Channing, towing 12barge Cat PAi)
Robert McAllister, light Cat 5 PM.
Bound East.
Str Herman Winter. New York for Boston.
Steam lighter Elva Cat 10 80 AND.
Tug Owen ] McWilliams, with barge Cat
The New York herald., 1922-01-10

Brooks e. Momend have placed a first
mortgage loan OF $4,000 on southwest
corner OF Parsons boulevard and Amity
street. Flushing, T.. L.: 10000 on sol
West 1ssd street. and $4,000 on SIS and
80 West 18th street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10

The twenty-sixth annual dinner OF
the Real Estate Board OF New York to
be held at the Hotel Commodore on
Saturday evening. February 4, will un-
doubtedly be the most important func-
tion of this kind ever rendered The
board has grown enormously in the last
two years, and every effort is being
made to get out a large attendance OF
members.
The New York herald., 1922-01-10

William r. May a. Co were the
brokers I'm the sale of the property at
90 and SO East Sixty-second street 10
the Browning School. reported recently.