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The New York herald., 1922-07-27
SAILED,

Ftrs winona. Alexandria via Portland. Me I:
tort Victoria CBr). Bermuda; Santa Teresa.
Callao. &c: Dakarian LBrl, London; Gulf
coast. Port ,d Arthur; r GROVE sBr,. Port Port
Brren. London. &c; Virginia Express. Rich
-nond; Sixaola, Kingston; France (Fr)
Havre; NJ F Elliott. Tampico; Henry NAL
lory. Galveston; IroQuois. Turks Island; !;
Marshall (Nor). Newport News; Braheholm
Isw), Philadelphia; Lituania tDan), Libau;
Bethore. Cruz Grande. &c; Feltore, do; Ell
Norfe, New Orleans; Corson, Hamburg: Bal
fic lDanz), Tampico Fairfield, Montevideo.
&c; Georgia, Port Arthur; Garfield. Carta-
Ecna. &c. tfss
fclk; Endicott. Yokohama. &c: Philadelphia.
Baltimore: LiGhtburne. Port Arthur: Cana
dian Spinner (Br). Boston.
Strs Port Campbell (BrD. Auckland: Row
e.beila UtaD. Montreal via Norfolk: Pionier
strs South American. Havana; olsncno
(Hond,. Puerto Cortez; City of Seattle. Cape
May and Philadelphia.
Motor ship 'xico (Dan). Maimo. &c.
TICS Battleboso, towing 3 barges (passed
out Sandy Hook at 11:34 AND Triton. tow.
tdo at 9:37 AND; Roger Williams, towing 3
barges (do at 2:18 PM).
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced TO sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday. July 26. 1922. at g AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
rcau. was thirty and twenty five hundredths
seven hundred and sixty and three
tenths (76S.3) miilimeters. 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 adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 3 PM. E.. % miles,
clear: light sea; visibility, IL miles.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Charles S. Lockwood sold to May A
Atwood the five story flat. 25x1oo.11. at
s64 West 116th street.
Yetta Schwartz sold to Simon Green
field 90 Ludlow street, five story store
tenement, 25xs7.6.
John A. Schumann sold to William
Katz the five story tenement, 25x10110,
at 109 East Ninety-sixth street.
John J. Hubel sold to Antonia Cirrin-
clone 1864 Avenue A, south of Seventy
third street, five story store tenement
25x9S9.
Erna Fisher sold to Cyril ]. Adrian
for $4,000 the five story store tene-
ment, 25.2xS0, at 504 Second avenue,
south of Twenty-ninth street.
Barnet Edelstein sold to David H.
Rowland the six story store tenement.
25xs9.4. at 146 Ludlow street.
Mary j. FHannery sold to Charlotte
Geyer 3O7 West 126th street. a five story
flat, 25.6x99.11.
Henry Hof sold to the Hillman Com
pany the four story house with stores,
23xS0, at 55S Third avenue. southwest
corner of Thirty seventh street, for SAT-
500.
Theresa Kulmeyer sold to Paula os-
terteicfer the three story dwelling. 16.6x
1905, at 333 East Sixty-fifth street.
Joseph T. Travers sold to Philip Korn
the three story dwelling, 2oxl0011. at
lar West 10th street.
Wiegand Weber sold to the Citizens
Investing Company the three and half
story building, 1s.11x64x irregular. at 20
Spring street. northwest corner of Mott
street
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
CLEARED.

Str Bristol City (BD. Crinks. Bristol and
Swansea tgenersD-Chas Hill 4 Sons.
diff &C tgeneraD-Furness. Witty & Co.
Str Stockholm (Sw). Anderberg. Gothen-
burg tgenerai) Swedish American Line.
Str Corson. Chapman. Hamburg (generaD-
Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Mongolia. Hartley. Hamburg via Piym-
outh and Cherbourg (EeneraD-American
Str Independence Hall. Leersberg. Rotter-
cam general and Grain)-Cosmopolitan
Str Laura dtaD. Costa. Piraeus and sa-
lonica (generaD-Jas w Elwell Co.,
Str Selma City, Ackerman. Alexandria and
Trinidad via Sabine tgeneraD-Norton. Lilly
Str Port Campbell (Br). Reynolds. Auck-
land. WELLINGTON. &C. via Panama Canal
Str Camoens (Br). Lindsay. Para, Ceara.
&c. via Norfolk (general) )-Lamport & Holt.
Str Iroauois. Mckenzie. Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata. &C (generaD--Clyde Steamship
Str olancho OIond). Petersen. Puerto Cor
tez tballast)--United Fruit Co.
Str William II Doheny. Lockhart. Tampico
tballast)-Huasteca Petroleum Co.
Str Palona (Cuban). Halium. Caibarien
and Sagua (generaD-Munson Steamship
Line.
Str South American tBr). Clark. Havana
and ST Lucia via Muriei (generaD-Amcrican
Sir r. FL Mundo. Nelson. Galveston txeneraD
Str Ell Norte. Knowles. New Orleans (gen-
erhlD--SOutnern Paclf1c 20.
Str City Of Montgcmery. Hammond. sa-
vannah tgeneraD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Alliance. Fulcher. Norfolk (generaD--
Old Dominion TRANSPORTATION Co.
Str Virginia Express. Whitehurst, Rich
mond (generaD-Richmond and New York
Steamship Co.
Str City " st Joseph. CoppedEe (from
Lisbon. Baltimore <reeidue)-C D Mallory
& Co.
Str Chickasaw. Dunn (from Hamburg) .
Str Rbverdcla ItaD. Gucrcio, Montreal
via Norfolk lpallast)-Sinpson. Spence &
Young.
Str Canadian Spinner fBr>. Bennett tfrcm
Fluff. Melbourne, &c). Boston tresidue)-
Wilford K Mckay. ~ TNf ~"
Str Steel Navigator. Hays, Boston I'm
transit) )-Isthmian Steamship Lines.
schr Eveline Wilkic tBr). Wilkie. Halifax
(ballast)-J p Whitney Co. ~
Schr X Bentley (Br). Barry. Port Grevtlle
0ailast)-J + Whitney Co.
Barge william d Fancher. Sabian, Wind
cor (bailhst)--J F Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRx HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, ID. C., July &c.
These army orders were made public to-
day
AIR SERVICE.
Peck Major Norman W., to Akron.
Ford Can't. C. W., to Langley Field.
Hopkins. First Lieut.. Frederick NJ. to
Camp Bragg.
COAST ARTILLERY.
gtahle, Major Charles T.. to Fort Monroe
Buyers. Major Archie s.. 20 Fort Monroe.
Englehart, Capt. A. F., TO Fort Monroe
ENGINEERS.
Drinkwater. Capt. John G.. TO New York.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Horr. First Lieut.. Robert J.. TO Ithaca.
INFANTRY.
Jarvis. Col. NJ g., to Fort McPhsrson.
Harris. Major Smith A. TO Fort McPher-
son.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Wilson, Col. James g.. 20 Washington.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
King. Col. David NJ. to Scott Field.
Gatewood. Major Charles b.. TO Washing
ton.
oUARTERMAsrER CORPS.
whitehead. Col. Henry O.. to Lcxing-
Meriiiat. Jr.. Major Louis A.. to Fort
Sheridan.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Blatchford. Brig. Gen. r.. NJ, to Vancouver
Duncan. Brig.-Gen- George b.. to Fort
Omaha.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Corr
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge. report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. /. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27

pnia; Igotz Mendi (Sp). Guaymas: vancou-
ver Maru (Jap). Portland. Ore. &c. for Eng
land; Knight Templar (Br). Boston; schr
Ccmmack, Eastern port.
Cleared 25th. strs Sierra Nevada DAM.
Jacksonville; Liverpool Maru Jap. Belfast
s' bacSe do: tc Cape Roman. oS do. Koranton tpr,
sailed astR, strs BydendyE dutch. Rot
erpool Maru CJap). Belfast; coastwise. New
England; Ormidale III, New York; Dorches-
ter, Providence; motor schr Moonlite, San
PORT GAMBLE. Wash. July 25-Arrived
str Lewis Luckenbach. Seattle.
Sailed 25th. str Canadian Britisher tBr)
PoKT TOWNSEND, Wash. July 2s-Ar-
rived. str sandon Hall (Br. Cape Town for
PORTLAND. Ore. July 2s-Arrived. str.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. July 2s-Arrived, strs
Cuba. Havana via Key West: Bayway, Tam
pico.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 26--Arrived.
strs Krosfond (Nor). Nuevitas: Anacortes.
Glasgow via Baltimore: Gaffney. Lisbon;
Cleared 2sth. strs " M Irish. Tampico
Philip Publicker. Vita: Pittsburgh (Br).
Queenstown and Liverpool via Boston.
Sailed 26th. strs Bjornefjord tNor), Balti-
mere: choctaw. Houston: Guardia Nacional
(Arg). Puerto Militar.
Sailed goth. strs Nantucket. Boston: 6ama
lNor). Sama. &c: Persian. Savannah and
Sailed aeth. str w H Tnford. New York.
Anchored off Marcus Hook 2oth. $3.50 AM.
str Sunbeam. from Sabine.
PM. strs Stromboli tItaD. Philadelphia for
Gibraltar Cfor orders) 1920 Pm. Paraguay.
do for Washington. DC: 10th; l2:4o AM.
oporto: str Herbert L Pratt. do for Texas
City: 2 AM. motor Virginia Dan). do for
Baltimore: $50 AM. strs sutransco. do for
pool via Baltimore 3 AM. Cape Henry. do
for Baltimore: 7:40 AM. tug Germantown.
towing 4 bages. for Norfolk; 2:45 Pm: str
Truro City tBr). Philadelphia for New York.
Sailed Goth. $50 AM. tug Jupiter. towing
. barGes. seaward.
In harbor 26th. AM. schr Jacob w Hook.
for Martinique NE. "a miles; cloudy;
PORTLAND. Ne. July se-saiied. str su-
rico. New York.
SAN FRANCISCO. Osl. July 25-Sailed. str
Robin Goodfellow. New York.
Sailed 26th. str Maui. Honolulu.
Arrived 26th. strs Wilhelmina. Honolulu: +:
0snseTsr sEaTTL Ely wash Jnly asArrived. strs
Orleans. Portland: Orient. do.
SAVANNAH. Ga. July 26-Arrived. strs
cepolis tBr). Middiesbroush: Nacoochee.
Sailed 2sth. str Hanninston Court tBn.
{ ssiied asth. str poi,ana eNort New Or
TACOMA, Wash. July 26-Arrived. strs
Talthybus tBr). Seattle: Eemdyk Dutch i.
do: Orleans. do: Mandasan Maru Jap). do;
Mcmnon. Aberdeen.
Sailed 26th, strs Hawaii Maru (Jap), Yo-
kohama: Robin Gray; San Francisco
TAMPA, Fla, July 26-Sailed, U s 8 Orion.
Hampton Roads via Key West; stf Risvaer
tNor) New Orleans: schr G II Hackley
Isabella de Sagua.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. July PEAR
rived. schr kzua. New York for Calais.
Sailed 26th. tug Fame, Norfolk for Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
FOREIGN PORTS.
by Mall. ]

BOTwOOD. NF. July 22-Arrived. str T I.
Church (Br). Sydney. CB.
CALLAO. July lS-Sailed. str Anyo Maru
Gap). San Francisco: goth. schr North Bend.
cAMPBELLroN. NIB. July 2l-Cleared. str
Helmer Morch DAM. Cardiff. schr Kat
Hvilsom dam. Rhyi.
CARDIFF. July 19-Sailed. str Canadian
Carrier (Br). Montreal mot as before).
GAUTOIS, NF'. July IS-In port. schr Nellie
7 Walters (Br). from Oporto.
DIGBY, Ms, July 22-Arrived. schr e NJ
Roberts (Br). st John Ito load for New
York;.
FAisI. July l2-sailed. schr Alert. San
Francisco.
HALIFAX. Ms. July 22-Arrived. strs Ta-
laralite (B). Montreal land sailed 23d on
roturn): Arwyco tBr). Liverpool 23d. Chau-
diere (Br). st John: Enare (Nor), West In
dies: John w Mackay LBr. cable). London.
Cleared 22d. schr Anna Mcdonald (Br).
Norwalk.
MONTREAL. July 23-Arrived. str Ca
madam Sapper (Br). st Johns.
Sailed 23d. str Manca (Br). st Johns.
MURRAY. CB. July 24--Sailed. str Gefior,
(Ner). Portland. Me.
PORT UNION. Nj. prior to July 1S-Sailed.
schr c Bryant ff3r). Barbados.
ST JOHNS, NE. July ls-Arrived, schr
Little Stephano tBr). TorrevieJa: 10th. str
Seapool (Br). Cadiz.
TAMPIco. July 2o-Arrived. str solana.
Iuuique.
TURKS ISLAND. July ls-Arrived. schr
James w Howard. Boston.
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To-day's Radio Program
JZ, NEWARK (yyEsrTNCUoUsr,
(Tune TO $50 meters)

w Y, NEWARK (yyESTINGHOUSF,
700 p. M.-"Jack Rabbit stories." bv Dsv,1
Sory of the New York Evening Mail.
.fo i. M.-"Counted Out" the story OF the
niost dramatic fight in the history OF the
prize ring. by G. A. Salzer, sporting edttor
a ol tne Newark Sunday Call.
o.p Z. M.-Literary evening conducted by
sshe editorial staffs OF the Outlook.
scientific American and Harper a Bros
BOO r. NJ. (New York daylight saving tirne)
I,siow .,sa, py blow description from the ring
Oh the lightweight championship boxing
contest of the world between Benny
Leonard and Lew Tender. Description BY
Age. Wv ""e'e"S
WWZ. MANHATTAN (wANAMAKER).
:15 p. NJ. to 2;15 p. NJ:
Song recital by Edna Beatrice Bloom. So
Midsummer music as recorded for the
Amplco by great planfsts
Timely hints from Vogue" courtesy OF
Mast Publications.
Subject-"Mid-Seeson Millinery"
KDkA, PITTSBURGH WESTINGHOUSE,
500 p. M.-Weekiy health talk on How 10
Keep Physically FIT Through Systematic
Exercise" by Harry Greb. Americas
champion light heavyweight. From Pitts
$50 p. M-Popular concert by Lewis's
Melody Boys Orchestra.
700 =. M.-"Home Furn.shings-Modern and
Practical" by Miss Harriet Webster. Jo-
seph Horne Company. Pittsburgh. From
Pittsburgh Fost Studio.
500 r. M--Mrs. Ruth Sparks. coioratura-
soprano; Mr.. Raymond Hunt, tenor: Miss
Dorothy Tromey. celiist: Mrs. Pearl G,
Van orsdaie. accompanist. Pupils OF w. b.
Gardner.
Soprano Solos-"The Wren" Benedict.
'Ahl Love But DAY" Beach; winds
OF the South" South: Thou Brilliant
Cello solos-"Bourree." Handel: Lar
ghetto" NozRr
Tenor solos-"Morning." Speaks: MY
Duet--'"The Adieu.'' NicoIai.
wvP, FORT WOOD, N. Y. G. (sIGNAL
CORPS, U. y. Az
THURSDAY.
$3.50 r. M.-Instruction in radio. Ampico
900 +. M.-Evening Mall concert under the
direction of Charles -. Isaacson. I.
Birds" by the chairman. Q. Aria from
Pranski. tenor: Chevaiier G. de Lancet
letti at the piano. 3. ta, I'm the Noun
tains" tGrieg). (b) Norwegian Bridal
Procession (Grieg) Miss Ids Lazar
pianist. 4. Vision Fugitive (MerodiadeD,
Massenet. Mr. George Kanony. barytone:
Miss Hazel Grippe at the piano. 8. Face
20 Face with Massenet," Mr.. Charles H..
Great Musicians''). 9. ta) Admiration
(yackson), Cb) Dance OF the Song Birds''
(Benjamin Richmond). Miss EuRenia
Jones, whistler. Z. Aria from Faust"
tGounod). 3. 'Tararteila," Nenezia o
Napoli u.iszD, Miss Lazar. o. TOR
reador" (Carmen) (BizrD Mr.. Kanony.
10 Ca) Spring Song fMendelssohn), 90
''Mocking Bird" (Septimus winner, Miss
Jones. Charles y. IsaacSon, chairman.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
RICH OWNERS SUED
ON APARTMENT LIEN
Builders Ask $745,84I of p.
A. Rockefeller and Others.

The Thompson-Starrett Company,
through its attorneys. White & Case of
ii Wall street, fled srit in the New
York Supreme Court yesterday against
300 Park Avenue, Inc, the New York
State Realty and Terminal Company
and sixteen tenants of the fashionable
apartments at 300 Park avenue, includ-
ing Percy A. Rockefeller. Louis Sherry,
L. NJ. Boomer. Thomas Cochran and
Benjamin y. McAlpin, on a lien of S745,-
SAL which the construction company al
leges it holds on the p' operty. 1t also
asks that the several equities of the de-
PENDANTS be adjusted ard their interests
sold to pay the lien. In case Of failure
to establish validity of The lien it asks
for personal judgment.
The complaint sets out that the realty
company, as owners, leased the ground
tc 800 Park Avenue, Inc. for period of
twenty-one years beginning June J..
1929 The latter company contracted
with the construction company June 30,
1920. for erection Of the apartments, the
complaint alleges. This contract. it is
alleged, was modified subsequently so
that the price. including structural iron
work by Post & McCord, amounted to
S5,645,496. The cost of the work was
said to have been $5,3s7,es7. Of which
Thompson-Starrett Company claimed
$4,520,275.
1t is alleged that s3,763.1s4 has been
paid and the company is suing for the
balance. The papers disclose lien was
fled April 2s.
Among other tenants named in the
action are Frederick b. Adams, Robert
L. Boyd, Elizabeth f. Clark, Lewis L.
Durham, president of 800 Park Avenue,
Inc. George l.. Duval, Louis j. Horo-
vritz, Frank Colt Johnson. Frank G. b.
Page, William d. n. Peiine. William c.
Peyton and Carl Taylor.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
SHIP NEWS OF World CONTINUED

terdam; Modig CNor). Hamburg; Montezums
MuR6RAN.. July es--safisd. str Siberian
NANAIMo. Be. July 2s--Arrived. str Ca
madam Winner (I3r). Vancouver.
NANKING. July a4-Arrived. str Heffron,
NAPLES, July a4-Arrived. str oameronia
NEWPORT. Eng July 24-sarsd. str
NIQUERo. July 24-Arrived. str sarpfou
| (Nor). Manzanillo.
NuEvITAs. July "a AM-Arrived. str Lake
Nanati. Gibara. Antilla and Tanamo loads
sugar at Cardenas and one other port for
sailed 2Jth. str camaguey. New York.
| Sailed 18th. strs viborg CDan). st John
NB: prior to 22d. Brttsum 4 Dutch). do.
ORAN, July f12-Sailed. str Riverton tBr)
oTARU. July 2a-Arrived. str Brenta
PXTRAs. July iS-sailed. str Manhattan
PESARTH. July sS--sansd. str Ainess.
PETRoeRAp. July s-Arrived. str Winnie
PiRAEUs. July 24-Arrived, str Saxon
Prince (Br). New York.
PORT ANTONIO, July ae-Arrived. strs
PUERTO BARRIos. July 2s-Arrived, strs
sa,ramaocs; New Orleans: zaeapa; Belize;
PUERTO CASTILLO. July 25-Arrived. str
Honduras tNor). Mobile.
QUEBEC July 25--sailed. str Empress of
.RoTTERDAM. July 2s-Arrived. strs
Charles NJ Everest. Port Arthur. Tex: Path.
Generate Petitti utaD, Montreal; Home
Arrived 25th. str Arsa tItaD. Montreal
ROUEN. July 22-Arrived. str Henry
sAGUA. July 24-Arrived. str Nordstjernen
tDan). Norfolk.
SANTA MARTA, July 25-sailed. str IT.
''sifi sHANGHAi. July a5-Arrlved. str President
Grant Seattle.
Sailed oath. str Tenyo Maru tJAp,. San
SHIELDS. July 25-Arrived. str Lepanto
tBr). New York for Antwerp
sHIMoNoSEKI. July 22--Arrived. str Bes-
SINGAPORE. July 24-Arrived. str william
Penn. New York and Norfolk.
sUEZ, July 25-Sailed. str Steel Trader.
SYDNEY. cB. July 2s. $50 AM-saIled.
stI Everett. Boston.
TAMPICO. July 2s-saiied. str Moro Cas-
TELA. July "a, noon--sared. str Juan
THE CLYDE, july as--sared. str punaff
Arrived 25th. str War Nizam CBr). Trini-
VALPARAISO. July 25--Arrived. strs Or
Santa Luisa. do via do and do.
VANCOUVER. Be. July 26-Arrived. etrs
Darlanus Dutch. Victoria: Canadian Rover
(Br). San Pedro.
VENICE. July 22-sailed. str Ethelwold
(Br) Montreal
VICTORIA, Be, July 2s-Arrived. str
.3jornstjeene Bjornson (Nor), Kobe.
VICTORIA. Brazil. July 22-Sailed. str
Lorraine Cross. New Orleans Q9.200 bags
ccffee).
YOKOHAMA. July 23-Arrived. strs Kaga
Maru Jap). Seattle for Hong Kong; oath.
Empress of Russia (9r). Vancouver.
Arrived Goth. str Kyufuku Maru (Jap).
Galveston.
Sailed 22d. strs Empress of Asia (Br).
Vancouver: President Mckinley. Seattle.
Sailed 23d. str Siberia Maru (Jap). San
Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,(
Washington, ID. c., July 26-
These navy orders we're made public to-
day:
Baer. eut.-commander Joseph. to U. s.
s. New York.
Frellsen. Lieut.. Commander Raymond r., TO
U. 8. S. Baltimore.
Byrd. Lieut.. Richard E.. to Bureau Aera-
nautics, Washington.
Denny. Lieut.. Clifton E.. TO u. s. 8. Pills
bury
Gibson. Lieut.. Francis D., to u. s. S.
Barry.
Grorner. Lieut.. James G. b., to Destroyer
Division "a, In charge of engineering In
struction.
Holton, Lieut.. C. NJ. to U. s. s. James
X. Paulding.
Lake. Lieut.. F. u. to u. s. S. Wyoming.
Martin, Lieut.. Ralph, to u. S. s. Barry.
Ramsdell Lieut.. c. H.. to u. S. s. Billings
ley.
Rytledge. Lieut.. Paul W.. to U. s. 6. Bal
timore.
Thurston. Lieut.. Samuel g.. to u. 8. s.
Woodbury..
Davis. Lieut.. w. D.. to u. 8. 8. Ranawha.
Hart, Lieut.. l.. N, TO division medical Of
ficer. Destroyer Division 81.
Wilson, Lieut.. George W., to squadron
medical officer. Squadron Q.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans we're fled yesterday for Ave
story public school at 12s East l3eth
street. on a plot 1oOx197.10. c. y. J.
Snyder. architect for the Board OF Edu-
cation, estimates the cost at see5,0oo.
Plans were also filed for an eight story
storage warehouse. 75xi00, at 503 to 507
West Fifty-sixth street, for the estate
OF Gustave Shock. II. Chapman, archi-
tect, estimates the cost at si5o.0oo.
Little Mount Zion Baptist Church is 70
erect one story church. ssxs7, at 140
to 146 West 140th street. f. r. Will
Jams. architect. who filed the plans yes
terday, estimates the cost at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27

age approximately So feet long and 10 feet
III diameter. covered with marine growth
Str Lord Ormonde (Br).
June 2s, lat Al 36, lon SO %, passed a log
about % feet long and feet In diameter
Str Editor.
July II. lat 46 SO. lon 80 o6. passed a
waterlogged log about 20 feet long and 3
feet In diameter. covered with marine
grGwth--Str Minnesotan.
July 5, lat As 49, lon % 20. passed a bell
eroy In working order-Str Erode (Dan).
July 6. lat 80 4s. lon 10 81. passed partly
submerged buoy or mine. covered with
marine growth-Str- Lord Ormonde (BD.
Str Manchester Hero (Br) reports July 20,
lat 53 25, Ion 40 80, encountered GROWERS !;
later on during darkness and low visibility
saw four bergs and two growlers, and from,
approximately this vicinity to July 81, lat
% %, Ion 52 %. passed bergs and growlers
too numerous to count; thence TO Belle Isle
paSsed A bergs and growlers north and
south OF the tracks; large bergs south of
Belle Isle and bergs miles west of Cape
Norman.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy NALL

BANGOR. Me. July e3-sailed. str Javary.
Norfolk.
FREEPORT. Tex. July 21-Sailed. str
Freeport Sulphur No !, Tampico.
GALVESTON. Tex, July 2l-Arrfved. str
Abercos, Port Arthur.
HONOLULU. July 2i-Sailed. str President
Cleveland, San Francisco.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. July 1S-Sailed. strs
Gulftrade. Tampico: Reaper. do: 10Th,
Huguenot, do. a
NJ Vivian Peircc. Newport News.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July 21-Arrived.
str Characteristic (I3r). Portland. Ore. for
Rotterdam.
Sailed 2lst. str Dardanus (Dutch), Victoria
and Vancouver.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, July 20--Arrived, bark
Forest Friend, Seattle; 2ist. str Nyanza.
Mobile. &c.
Sailed 21st. strs Dewey. Singapore; La
Habra (Nor. Vancouver.
SABINE, Tex, july 1s-Arrived, strs Sun
beam, Chester (and smiled 18th on return)
Ia,h, Dixie Arrow. Beaumont tand sailed
mex. day for Boston,; 10th. Tamarac (Br).
Beaumont (all not as beforel.
Sailed 2ist. ctr Tamarac (Br). Manchester.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

6tr North Land. Boston for New York.
Str Norwalk. Boston for New York.
schr Ainslie (Br). Bridgewater. Ms. for
New, New York. with iur@1sT; to Homan & Pud-
York.
Tugs Sacher-, .kSs Spartan. with 4 barges
san amas;d S;do AND .y..er, win ! Sat S;ss AN,
AND: Owen Mcwillianas. with barges
tat II 20 AM).
Steam lighter D MacGm cat 1o:io AMI,
Bound East.
schr Hiilcrest tBy). New York for osspe.
Que (anchored).
schr Blanche Ring. New York for Nan
tucket.
Schr Thomas II Lawrence, Norfolk for
Camden. Ne (anchored).
Tugs Leopold Adler. with 2 barEes Cat s
AND Piedmont. with 2 tat 8 40 AND: Hen.
rico. with Cat PAD; Builey. with Cat
. :35 PM).
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
LEASE IN HECKscHER BLDG.

Arsene j. Van ENem retailer of jew
elry. has leased store and basement IN
the now twenty-six story Heckscher
Building, southwest corner of Fifth ave-
nue. and Fifty-seventh street. The store
fronts eighteen feet on Fifth avenue
and has n depth OF eighty feet. The
lease Is for twenty-one years, but the
lessons. the Anhama Realty Corporation
provide for the payment OF Stipulated
rental for ten years. The rental for the
remaining eleven years Is subject to
reappraisal but stipulates that the
minimum rental shall be paid. william
u. Bloodgood & Co. represented the
lessee and Cushman & Wakefield were
the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-07-27
RENTALS AT RoCKAwAY.

The Lewis II. May Company leased
the following cottages: At Far Rock
away. L. l.. for 1. Zaret on Beach
Twenty-fourth street. to J. German for
John +. Streifier on Crescent street. to
John j. Capron; for Simon Hatch on
Atlantic avenue. TO 1. Polltner. At Edge
mere. L. l.. for Elizabeth c. Steilges ON
Beach Tewenty y-ninth street, TO ]. Baum
garten; for Lorraine Realty and Con-
struction Company on Rochester ave-
nue.. to f. Cohen; for S. Levy on Beach
Twenty-ifth street, to A. B'riedlander
for J. & II. Levy on Beach Fortythird
street, to NJ. L,owenbaum for Robbins
Construction Company on Beach Twenty
seventh stres., TO Mrs. Nathan Lepow