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The New York herald., 1922-07-20
Arrivals ut and Departures from
Foreirn Ports.

ABERDEEN. July is-Arrived. str Gyp
'srsr NrrWERp vnS9p' July fs--Arr,ved, ctr zeeiand
(3r), New York via Plymouth.
Sailed 18th. str Londonicr tBeiD' New
York.
ARDRossAN, Juiy ls--Arrived. str East
Arrived 10th. str Shooters Island flanders
for Baltimore. -
AvoNMoufH. july, ,is-Xrrived. str East.
e'h BARROW, Ips E July iis-Arrivsd. str City of
chh%%PR5dEs h%Ri uy tr asr,yss Nsm rSrk str King Alfred
,,BAREy. JSiy is-sa,lsd. str xnut sarl
BATAvIA. July is-sailod. str Madden
tDuteh).- New York.
BLUFF. July 16-Arrived. str Canadian
LsSST noehs f15 BEL Arsses ToRo guy yoIss Arr,ved
Abangarez. Cristobal. 49,.
BOMBAY. July ls-Arrived. str Nile. New
BoRprAux. July iS-soIled. str colinmsr.
BREMEN. July f7--Arrived. str President
Harding. New York via Plymouth and Cher
BRISTOL. July Is-Arrived. str ulla tsw).
BuENos AIRES. July is-Arrived. str
csrsY rEzo1uG sSy Te%prH str rnfaa,a Isabel
(Sp), New Orleans.
' Sailed 18th. ctr West Chatais. Havana.
cARDENAs. July i7--Arrived. s'r Bayamo.
Philadelphia.
CETTE. July 1s-Arrived, str Rion (Br),
New Orleans.
CTENFUEGos. July is--5a,led. str Lake
Eilsbury, Philadelphia.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, July s-sallcd. str
Constnntinoplc (Br), New York
CRIsTOBAL. July 1s--Arrived. str Toloa
(Br), New York.
wives, New York via Kingston: 18th. Toloa
(Br), do via Havana
Sailed 18th. strs Steef Inventor ffrom San
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OPERATORS FIGURE
In S1,OOO,OOO TRADE
Meister Builders Buy Big Lofts
on Broadway Near Spring
ST.; Other Sales.

The three six story loft buildings with
stores at 513 to 5l9 Broadway. between
Spring and Broome streets. occupying q
plot fronting 100 feet on Broadway and
14o feet on Mercer street, have been
purchased by Meister Builders from
Leopold Weiss, who acquired them last
January from the Pressburger Corpora
ton. The stores extend through from
Broadway to Mercer street. The prop
erty was held at s75O,ooo.
The seller took in part payment seven
one family cottages - the Higbie ave-
nue. station In Springfield Gardens.
Borough OF Queens. The broker was
Ascher Strauss. Five of the Springfield
Gardens houses are on plot 60x100.
The combined deal involved nearly
$1,000. 900.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

str France tFr), Havre for New York. is
expected to dock at pier 81, North River.
about 0:30 AM Saturday.
Str Fort st George (Br), Bermuda for New
York, is expected to dock at pier %. North
River, Thursday forenoon.
Str Ryndafn Dutch. Rotterdam, &c, for
New York, 10 expected to dock al foot of 9th
street. Hoboken. Saturday afternoon.
Str President Monroe, New York for Lon
den. was in lat As 10. lon "a Is at noon
18th.
Str America. Bremen for New York. is ex-
iected to dock at pier =. Hoboken. about 0
AN Saturday. 49,
Str Resolu4 Hamburg. &C, Tor New York.
Is expected to dock at pier SO. North River,
late Thursday afternoon.
Str L!tuania (Dan), Danzig for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier Is. Bush Docks,
brooklyn. Thursday afternoon.
Str Vandyck (Br), Hamburg. &c. for New
forx. Is expected to dock at pier IA, Hobo
ken. late Thursday or early Friday.
Str Sixaola, Santa Marta, &C, for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier 10. East
River. Thursday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Neason Jones sold for Eleanor y.
Glogau the four story residence, COX
100, with three stories and basement ex-
tension at 113 West Seventy-ffth street.
The purchaser VIII occupy after altera-
tions Samuel II. Schneider represented
the buyer as attorney and Jacob II.
Shaffer the seller.
James H. Cruikshank resold to Robert
Claxton and Joseph Govia 264 West 1920
street. three story dwelling. 17x100.
A. Sweet was the broker.
John II. Pierce sold for tho d. J.. &
8. Realty and Mortgage Company 163
West 131st street, a three story dwell
ing, 1sxl00. held at $4,000, to Viola e.
Jenkins Of Atlantic City.
Anna J. johnson sold for S16,500 to
Hermlnic Skowrons the three story
dwelling at 14s West Ninety-seventh
street. 16.2x1oo.11.
John f. Robinson sold to the Richard
Allen Company the three story dwelling
at 4s West 130th street, 25x100.
Chrystine NJ. and Therese G. Rasche
sold to Henry q. Schneider the three
story dwelling at 53s West 15oth street,
15x100.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
Navy Orders

Spec,al Dispatch to THE New YoRK HsaALD.
New York Herald bureau.
washington. ID. c., July ID.
These naval orders were made public to-
day: >,s
Blakely, John r. Y, to command U. s. 8.
Arizona T.
Bostwick. Lucius A.. to command U. S. s..
California.
Nelson, Charles p. TO course Naval War
College, Newport, r. !.
COMMANDER.
Berry Robert L., to command u. 8. B..
Procyon-
Blair, Roswell H.. to instruction Harvard
Cooper, Lowell, to instruction Harvard
University.
Liebow Forest X. to instruction Harvard
University.
Whiting. Francis e. NJ, to U: 8. s. Pitts
burgh as First Lieutenant when commits
stoned.
Williams. John E.. to instruction Harvard
University.
y Barker, Zachariah A.. Medical Corps, to
duty recruiting station .Des Moines. Iowa.
Ragle. Harold F.. Medical Corps. to duty
Naval Hospital. Mare Island. Cal.
Spruance. Horace E.. Medical Corps. to
destroyer squadrons. Pacific fleet.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
rBy MALL

CHARLESTON. 8 G. July 1B--Arrived. schr
Lavinia NJ Snow. Philadelphia.
HOUSTON, Tex. July 1o-Arrived. str Her
bert q wylie. Tampico.
LYNN, July lS-Arrived. schr Charlie 4
Willie, Rockland via Boston.
MOBILE, Ala. July 16-Clearsd. str San
Cristobal fMexl. Tuxpam.
NORFOLK. Va. July IS. PM-Arrfvsd, tug
Resolute, towing two barges.
Cleared 18th, strs Artagan Msndi (ep),
Montreal: Hoiiypark (Br). Marseilles: Lake
Como. NuevitAs, &C:
Sailed nth, PM. schr NJ Vivian Perce, New
Haven; unknown masted schooner.
Sailed from Sewalls Point 18th. str Trans
portation, Boston.
Sailed from Lambert's Point nth. str
Norfolk. Portland.
PONCE. PR. July 15-sailed. str Gov John
Lind, Port Tampa.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 10. SEQ Pm
Sailed str MaRata. Houston (and passed
cut Delaware Breakwater 4;10 AN 16th).
PORTLAND. Me. July 17-Arrived. schrs
Ella Clifton, Machias for Boston: Root w,
Boston: 18th. tug Paoli. towing barge Co
hocton, Norfolk.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. July 1e--Arrived. str
City OF Los Angeles lex Aeolus), New YORK
(16 days ouD.
SACO, Me. July Is--Arrived. tug Neptune
Boston, towing barge Catherine Hughes. New
York land tug sailed for Boston).
STONINGTON. Me. July iI-Arrived, schr
A Haynes. Boston. for Goldsboro, Me.
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NO BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED TO ARCHITECTS
Compensation LaD Amend.
ment Brings Change.

Building permits are no longer issued
to architects by the Building Depart
ment. This change is brought about by
the amendment to the Workmens Com
pensation law which went into effect
July /. Under the new arrangement the
architect files the plans as before, but
he is notified of their approval only
when the contractor or person author
lied to do the work files a certificate
showing he has insurance under the
Workmen's Compensation law. When
this certificate is filed. permit to be-
gin work Is issued.
In order to comply with this law It
will be necessary to increase the clerical
force as we'll as the inspection force OF
the Bureau OF Buildings. Superintend-
ent Charles Brady in the Manhattan
bureau Is having new forms printed.
which are to be filed with all applications
under the new arrangement.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

John J. and Theodore A. Kavanagh
leased from plans an apartment to Max
Greene In 35 East Eighty-fourth street,
northeast corner Madison avenue which
will be ready for occupancy next fall.
Malcolm e. Smith. Inc, leased an
apartment in 1 West Seventieth street to
Z. Virgil Meal. president OF the Inter-
national Consolidated Chemical Corpo-
ration OF Paris and London.
White-Goodman leased third floor
apartment In $50 Eighth avenue TO ISL
dor B. Stone and the fourth floor suite
In the same building to Eva Kaufman :
also second floor apartment In $40
Eighth avenue to Joseph Fontanals.
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BY the Radio Corporation Of
America. 49,

America 1.o1e e Ambrose 18TH.
Argosy IS NE DIAMOND shoal @ 10th.
Ario so N Diamond Shoal 10Th.
carsnco T25 = Ambrose I y 18Th.
Chickasaw i.o2s r Ambrose l. 10Th.
Cubore so s Cape May 10th.
Esstport sss ENE Cape May 10th.
Edsehlil elo Amsrcse s L L snr1 10Th, 10Th
Ei'if ri Alba IS Is N Diamond shoai 10th.
f Kemp "a s. Cape Heniepen 18th.
Edsehill $40 Ambrose L isth;; ~ ,o,s
Everett 160 SW by w Nantucket l. 18TH.
Fenchurch lat 40 06, Ion 20 20 10th,
Fred w Weller 46 s Ambrose L v 10Th.
GeAania 2s6 s Ambrose L v 18TH =,
George Washington 1.444 d Ambrose v
elenpooI 4 sw cspe @ Roman ,s,n 10Th
I"I1 I r 'uc ,rehboId se n Diamond shoai leth.
J \. Pew 90 n. y Hstterss L "a .i 18Th; " ,o,b
Limon 21S Ambrose l. vi19th.
Mary 10 Nantucket l. 18TH
Meirose % wsW Cape Sable loth; ;o,,
Nseooohee is%ssis FIX iis NJ Ne piamond shosl 18TH
Norfolk SO NE whittier Quarter 1Sths ~.
Norma 121 8 Ambrose L v 18th:
Pauisboro e2o ENE Diamond shoal 10th.
Pawnee 312 Ambrose L. v 18th;
Pnonix 100 s Nantucket 4 18Th. So,
Samuel Q Brown ITO NNE Diamond snoai
Steel Age, 2oi 9 Ambrose L.v 18th
Supoii "a Diamond shoal 10Th.
sylvan Arrow O41 E New York 10Th.
Tiger AZ Nantucket l. " 10Th.
Tiyives 200 N Colon 18th.
transportation 1876 WsW Nantucket l.
vestris 900 Sc Ambrose L v 18th.
vi,tula IS SSW Ambrose l. v 18th.
Wipoio $40 g Ambrose l. 18th.
Wijjiam Burton lis N Diamond Shoal 18th.
William G Warden 90 NE Hatteras 18th.
W NJ Irish passed Delaware Breakwater
4 "a PM 18th.
zacapa 4so N Santiago 18th.
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Continued from Preceding Page.

Str VIM @ Warden. Baton Rouge, to Rob-
sr, Hague. with crude oil. Went to pier
o, constable Hook, NJ.
Str City OF Savannah. Savannah July Is.
TO the Ocean steamship Co. with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 35. North River.
ctr Alliance. Norfolk. to the Old Dominion
transportation Co. with passengers and
andse. Went to pier 81, North River.
Str Edward Peirce. Norfolk. Went to New
York Dock Co.'S pier 18. Brooklyn.
. SIR Maine (Br), Norfolk. TO the Atlantic
.,,Td .,,Tdnsport Line. Went to pier 5s. North
Str Somerset Baltimore. TO II L Hague.
Anchored off Tompkinsville.
Str City Of Seattle. Philadelphia. to the
Haischaw Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 80. East River.
Str Venus II (Nor), Mackinnons Harbor
rs. July l4srto Bennett, Hvoslef Co. with
plaster Went to Newark. M.
Str Herman Frasch, Portland.
Brig Guiniguada (Sp), Las Palmas June
10. to ] B Carberry q Co. In ballast.
schr Mary l. Baxter. Charleston. to
Crowell Thuriow. with lumber. Anchored
Barsd S o Co No 80. Tampico July 7. to
toe Standard Transportation Co., with crude
OIL. Anchored off Tompkinsville. ST. Towed
u Sandy Hook by str Brilliant. Latter pro-
ceeded to Providence.
Tug s o Co No IA. with barge o Co 3d.
Tug John A Hughes. towing barges Car
rived 1Sth).
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NEW COMPANY TAKES X
OVER NEW BRONX FLATH
Other Deals Reported Fromsr5
Northern Borough.

The newly finished six story apart
ment house at the northwest corner of
Valentine avenue and 19Sth street has
been sold by the National Estates. Inc.
to the Ambassador Holdia~ Corporation
formed at Albany by William Weiss. at
torney. with l.. Schenker, S. and w.
Weiss as directors. The structure stands
on site 109x1235x irregular. and ao-
commodities fifty-three families. The
house contains eight stores and returns
an annual rental of approximately $55.-
900. The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company recently made building loan
OF s135. 900 on the property. r
George S. Runk sold for Martin NJ.
Stone the northeast corner OF the Grand
Concourse and Field place. five and a
half story walk UP apartment. The
property has n frontage of 100 feet on
the Concourse and extends through to
Ryer avenue. There are six families on
floor. 1t is reported that the same
interests which control the similar prop
erty adjacent to the north and facing
1S4th street are the purchasers. This
addition will give the owners control
OF the square block.
William l.. Jordan Company. Inc. sold
for the c. /. Weinstein Building Con-
struction Company. a one story tax
payer. 10ox55x1oo, on the east side of
Cauldwell avenue. 100 feet north Of
15sth street. The property was held at
$4,000. The same brokers sold. the site
TO the builders.
Robert Rankin and Thomas J. Adams
sold for William Rankin plot s5x10o on
the northwest corner of linton avenue.
on which the purchaser will erect two
FIVE story apartment houses with stores:
also the southeast corner of Trinity ave-
rue and 149th street, a plot 50xS4. These
two plots were once owned by the late
Timothy p. Sullivan. The same brokers
also sold for Pa line Meyers 1851 Sec
ond avenue to Solomon Lehman.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
VOLUNTEER SHUNS NIGHT
FIRES, BUT HE PARADES
Some Pert Daylight Blazes,
Says Shea, Aged 81.

Dennis Shea Of Morton avenue, Ocean
Side. l.. l., paraded In Valley Stream
with the other 1000 volunteer firemen
yesterday at the seventeenth annual
parade and tournament here. Some COM
ment was caused by the accusation that
Mr.. Shea did not respond to night fires.
but only to those that happened in the
daytime.
TITS true" said Mr. Shea, II haven't
turned out to night fre In two years.
But there's some pretty pert one In
the daytime. anyhow"
When 1t was learned that he was 81
years old, no action-not even q repri-
'mand-was taken by the reviewing COM
mittee.
Thomas Shea flrst Joined the New
York volunteer fire department In 1853.
To-day he is honorary chief Of the East
Roclsaway volunteers. with which he
has been connected 81 years.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
FOREIGN PORTS.
my MALL

HALIFAX July 17--Arrived. strs Oevre
tNor). Nordenhamn; Rananger (Nor). New
York.
HILLsBoRo. NIB, July 15-In port. schr
Lieut. Sam Mengel. New York.
KINGSTON. ia. July 15--saiied, str Ca
madam Fisher (Br), Nassau and Montreal.
MONTREAL, July 17--Arrived. str Hail.
bjorg tNorl, Newcastle.
NCEvITAS, July 16-Sailcd, str Norden
l,utch). New Orleans.
PARA, July 3--saiied, etr west Katan
(from Seattle, &c), Buenos Aires.
QUEBEC. July 1s--Seiled. str Empress of
Britain (Br). Liverpool.
Passed in Cape Salmon nth. etrs Times
(Nor), Cabsnas, &C. for Montreal; Lingan
tBr), Sydney for do
Passed In Fame Point 18th. str HKIversum
Dutch, Havre for Montreal.
SYDNEY. CB, July 17--Arriyed. str Hamp-
de n. Boston.
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SAILED.

strs Fred w Weller. Tampico: Hellas
fNor). Turks Island: Gulf of Mexico. Port
Arthur; MesapaP, kingston; san Jsclntq;
Hunt. Tampico; Virginia Express. Rich
mond; Franklin. Houston; Cape Henry. Los
Angeles. &c, via Philadelphia: vauban (Br).
Hamburg via Southampton and Cherbourg;
J M .Danziger. Tampico: Sunelseco. Norfolk:
Hanover tQer). Bremen; Jefferson. Nor
folk: City OF Seattle. Cape May and Phlla-,
delphia,: Matura (Br), Perth Amboy: Song
,aar tNor). Montevideo via Jacksonville. &c.
strs Bratiand tNor), Norfolk; Stegelbors
(Nor), do,
schr Cuttysark (Br). Newport News.
Tug Roger Williams. towing barges
(pas9ed out Sandy Hook at 7:25 AMI.
Sailed 18th, strs Samuel Q Brown. Tam
pico Ell Alba Galveston; Annetta. Port
Antonio.
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced to leveD at New York on
Wednesday, July 10. 1922, at AN, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Blu
reau. was twenty nine and ninety -seven hun
dredths (29.9O inches. This closely approxi-
mates seven hundred and eixty-one and two
tcnths (76i.2) milimeteru. Captains OF all
vessels now lying In or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can adyantageously
usc the above official data for observing
whether their own bArometers require s.iy
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. d. ID sniles;
partly overcast; light sea; visibility about
10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Prince & Ripley sold TO Eugene J. Jen-
nings of New Rochelle Colonial house
on plot sox175. on Park Drive. at .Ged-
ney Farm. White Plains. N. Y.
George Howe sold for Mrs. Annie
Doherty her residence In Hazelhurst
Park. New Rochelle. to Philip II. Whit
ing Of this city The house has eight
rooms and three baths. on a plot 65x125,
and there Is two car garage.
James NJ. Breen rented his home at
437 Rochelle terrace, Pelham Manor.
furnished for the summer. to r. r.
Gaines. through Chauncey d. -Grlffen.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
sse5,ooo IN GARAGE RENTALS.

Silvern,an's Exchange leased the Mar
BILE Hill Garage at 401 West 215th street
for ten years at an aggregate rental of
$500 from Mr.. Kosman to a client
of Isaac Ziff; also the Superior Garage
at 1914 whitlock avenue. The Bronx. for
fifteen years at an aggregate rental Of
S1S0.o0o from Lichtenstein Friedman
to Printz Brothers. and Capitol Garage
at 935 Whitlock avenue for ten years
at an aggregate rental Of 100000 from
Nadel Brothers to Pines & Katz.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
4. II. MACY & co. ADD TO
SITE FOR WAREHOUSE

r. H. Macy & Co. have bought from
Thomas, Isabella D. and James Wat
son the two four story buildings at
551-557 West Thirty-fifth street, on plot
S0x9s9. The property adjoins the site.
98.9xT0, at the northeast corner OF
Eleventh avenue and Thirty-fifth street,
acquired by the department store in
forests a couple OF years ago for the
erection Of an eight story warehouse,
from plans by Robert ID. Kohn. who
estimated fits cost at 100000. The
property Is a few blocks west Of the
s5,000.000 addition r. II. Macy & Co.
plan to erect to their store at Broadway,
Thirty fourth and Thirty fifth streets.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HERALD:
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., July 10.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
Hutchinson. Brig.-Gen. Grote. to Fort Sill.
AIR SERVICE.
Kennedy, Major Frank NJ. to Berlin.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Coe. First Lieut.. william c., to Washing
ton.
INFANTRY.
Blauver Major Xavier. to Fort Benning.
Field. Major Benjamin W., to Camp Knox.
Ackley. Capt. Ward NJ, to Camp Lewis.
Huntington. Capt. Frederick W.. to Camp
Knox.
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DEPART
MENT.
White. Col. Herbert A.. to West Point.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Hanson, Major Louis H., to Denver.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
Wind. of tn. Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Key West-Fresh south and
southwest and weather overcast and showery
Thursday.
East Gulf-Moderate, variable and weather
partly overcast, with local rains Thursday.
West Gulf-Moderate TO fresh southerly and
weather generally fair Thursday.
Over Caribbean Sea and Windwerd Pass
age-Moderate to fresh easterly and weather
partly overcast Thursday.
North of Sandy Hook--Moderate. shifting
and overcast Thursday: probably showers
over south portion.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Nfoderate to
fresh, shifting and weather overcast and
showery Thursday.
Hatteras to Florida straits-Fresh south
and southwest and weather overcast and
showery Thursday.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
BROOKLYN MARKET.

John Pullman Real Estate Company
sold 246 Sixth avenue, a three story
dwelling. 20x1o0. for Arthur s. Nc
Oregon to Mrs. Hilda Bloom for occu-
pancy.
Bulkley & Horton Company have sold
q plot, 40x100, on the west side OF East
Forty-third street. lit feet south of
Glcnwood road. for George Z. Egbert
to a client who will erect residence.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
st7o.ooo TAXPAYER DEAL.

William L. Jordan Company. Inc. sold
for the c. I. weinstein Building Con-
struction Company the northeast corner
OF Amsterdam avenue and 1920 street,
a two story business building just COM
pleted. on plot 75xi25. and consisting
OF nine stores on the ground floor and
offices on the second story. This build
ing was held at s175.ooo. The same
brokers also sold the site to the builders
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
IN THE AUCTION ROOM
"a vEsEY STREET. J
Rv Ioscnh d nav

East 18th at, n g. s3o.1 W Ave. A COX
TICK irreg. vacant: city of New York
agt Louise r w Foley ct al: John p
OBrien. atty; amt due. St7.357s7: taxes.
&c. s2.191.77: to the plaintiff for $4,000.
East 18th st. 2501 Ave. A 2ox5s.7,
vacant city Of New York agt Louise p
w Foley ct al: John p OBrien. atty !:
amt due. s16,6i424; taxes. &C. S1,s62.2 2s; !;
10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

schr Bent. Van Brunt was run into
Saturday at Hoboken by \ y, l. and w tug
ard had ~ planks torn out OF stern; Ia re-
Pairing.
HALIFAX, MS, July 10--Str Elizabeth r
went ashore at 3 AM to-day at the entrance
to the Straits of Canso. but was refloated at
from Montreal for South American ports
via Norfolk.
LUNENBURG. Ms, July 1s-Fishing schr
I,oris l. Corkum (Br). before reported. is
viii be total loss. The crew of 20 was
saved.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

Str StegelborE (Dan). Nielsen, Norfolk
(ballast) --Susquehanna Steamship Co.
Str Virginia Express. Whtehurst. Rich
Steamship Co.
Str Stonewall (BD. Cato. Philadelphia
tballaso-Cunard Steapship Co Cleared
1Tth).
Str Calvin Austin. Call, Boston (seneraD-
Eastern Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
NEW HOMES FoR CoRONA.

Geo. r. Read & Co. sold for Mary
Manney plot OF nine lots on Hayes
avenue and Forty-sixth street, Corona.
L l., to the Jange Realty Corporation.
who WIFI improve II with dwellings.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
LAWYER RENTS IsELIN HOME.

Mrs. Adrian Iseliv has leased through
worthington whitehouse. Inc, for
term of years. her recently acquired
dwelling at rs East Ninety-nrst street
10 Almuth q. vandiver OF O'Gorman.
Battle & vandiver, who will occupy after
alterations have been completed by
Treanor & Fatio. architects.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CANADA (Fr). from Maseilles 18th for
New York. .
C,ONsTANTINoPLE (Br). from Constanti-
nople Sth for New York.
ITALIA (Br). from Palermo 18th for New
MAJESTIC tBr. from Southampton 10th
for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
WEST b7rH ST. PLOT SOLD.

Lowenfeld q Prayer purchased from
the Aries Corporation the vacant plot,
25.2x1D0. on the north side of Fifty
seventh street, AIS feet west of Tenth.
avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
Dangers to Navigation.
IRepor.ed to the photographic Office

tReported to the photographic Office.1
July II. lat 40 SO. lon 60 II: passed a
itng heavy log-Str MONGOLIA (BD.
July II. lat 81 81. Ion "a Al. passed a spar
about foot In diameter, partly covered
with marine growth standing upright and
projecting about 8 feet out of water, ap-
parently attached to submerged wreckage.
July 8, lat z So n. lon 10 ~ w, passed a
ter, waterlogged. and awash-Str Blue Tri-
angle. ~.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
SALE ON THE BowERY.

Areson and Gladys NJ. Burr sold to
Julia b. Thornton the Newport House,
two FIVE story buildings at SO and IS
Bowery, between Hester and Canal
streets, 50x112.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Me-. July 16-Barometer Al
rocn. 30.05 inches: wind. Sw. light breeze
weather. dense fog; temperature. 50 des
Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin, Boston for New York.
Str II + Dimock, Boston for New York.
Str Veedol, New London for Bayonne, tow
'"s schr Sr Daniel Tcmpkins. Bridgeport for New
York. - -.
Steam lighter A d McGiii Cat 1890 AND.
Tugs Spartan, with barge (at e:5o AND;
Jupiter, with (at .g:25 PM; T J Hooper,
with 4 lat $40 PM.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
SHIP NEWS OF ALL THE WORLD CONTINUED

rived. schrs Francis Goodnow. New York for
gor: John Braceweli. Parrsboro for New
Haven; tug Covington. towing barges. Bos-
ton for Norfolk.-Wind. SW. moderate; part
Iv thick
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Bound East.

Str chebaulIp. New York for ST John.
Gothenburg, &C.
Tugs East with barges Cat 40 AND
Mercury with (at 4:45 PM).
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The Bowery Savings Bank made a
building loan Of $2s3,5oo to the Dun
mock Realty Company (Bing & Bing)
for the erection OF an eleven story apart
ment house at the northeast corner OF
100x61.8.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

TAsfPICo. July 1s-sailed. strs swiftlight.
New York: Farmsum (Dutch). Laguna.
WINDSOR. MS. July l4-9ailed, schr
ononette (Br). Newburgh. NY.