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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21

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The New York herald., 1922-03-10
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mail.l

by MILL
ANTILLA. March 5-Sailed, str Steinstad
(Nor). Boston.
BARBADOS, Feb 15-Arrived. strs Mar
Unique. New York via ST Croix. sc Cand
sailed 10th for Laguayra): 21st. I'll Captain,
2Gth. Pelotas (Braz). Santos, &c, for New
Orleans: schr over-the-Top (Brl. Pernam-
huco: 2Tth, str 1ngomar (Brl. Trinidad (and
sailed for London schrs Roy Bruce (Brl
81 Johns Hazel Trahey (Br). do; 2Sth, strs
Caraquet tBr), 81 Vincent; Actor (Br). Liv-
erpool.
Plymouth; .lst, schr Emma w Day, ST Vim
cent; oath, str Stujvesant Dutch. Deme-
Bay
EoRDEAUX. March 1--sailed. French Str
ST Louis mot st Luclal, san Francisco.
CALCUTTA. Feb 28-Sailed, str Robert
Dollar (Br), New York via Genoa.
CRISToBAL. March 4-Sailed. str Mon
tsna fFr).. San Francisco via Manzanillo
and Mazatlin.
schrs Annabei Gamer tBrs. New York
Marion l. Mason (BD. -urks Island.
Sailed 9Th, schr Mary + Anderson (Br)
Liverpool. Ms Co load for New York;.
PUERTO PADRE, Feb 27-Arrived. str
Skogstad tNor). Santiago.
Sailed March 3, str Swainby (Br), Queens
town (for orders) via Norfolk.
ST JOHN. NIB, March 3--Arrived. schr
General Geo G Hogg (Br). New York; 9th,
str Corsican (Bs), Antwerp, &C.
Sailed sth, str Canadian Conqueror (Brl,
Liverpool.
VICTORIA. Be, March 4-sailed. str Mel
gen Maru (Jap). Yokohama and Kobe.
YARMOUTH. Ms, March 6-Arriyed, schr
Nova Queen (Br), New York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
BERNARD PETERS HEIRS
SELL W'M'SBURG PARCEL
Other Brooklyn Transactions
Reported.

+. +. Knowles Company. with L.
Zasully, sold the Williamsburg Post Of
flee property on the Williamsburg Bridge
Plaza, two story building, 4Sx130. for
Thomas p. Peters and others. heirs OF
the late Bernard Peters, for many years
owner and editor of the Brooklyn Daily
Times.
j. Lacov sold for William L. Harmon
a plot 60X100 on the southeast corner
of East Ninth street and Avenue j. The
buyer will erect home containing
twelve rooms.
Charles Heymann sold the plot 20x1O0
on the south side of Madison street, 210
feet east of Marcy avenue. The pur-
chaser will erect two family house.
Walter l.. Gibson was the broker.
Martin Company leased for Anna
Segal to Susan f. Mcdonnell the three
story dwelling at 134 Remsen street.
Charles Partridge leased TO Jacob
Axelrad. tailor. store In 6eS Franklin
avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Mrs. George Mosie sold her residence
at 40 East Sixty-third street, a three
story dwelling, 20x97.9x irregular
through Julia Beverly Higgins to r. J.
Mayor.
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Louise d. Horton Is West 121st street,
four story and basement dwelling,
20x100, to Emil and Emily Groth for
occupancy.
Norman Denzer sold for Jacob Rab-
inowitz to client who will occupy the
three story limestone house at $50
West 161st street. between Broadway
and Amsterdam avenue. held at $16,-
900.
J. Clarence Davies sold for Isabel Mack
lin to William r. Allen 141 West 136th
street, near Lenox avenue. four story
dwelling. 15.6x100.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
DAY SELLS VARIED LIST
OF PARCELS ON BLOCK
Big Downtown Property Is In
cluded in Offerings.

Joseph p. Day offered at public auc-
ton in the Real Estate Exchange sales
room yesterday variety of properties,
including business. residential and va
can't lots in Manhattan, The Bronx.
Brooklyn. Flushing, l.. T.; Hampstead,
l.. l.. and Ridgewood. Y. J. According
to Mr.. Day the total obtained was
$500. 200.
The three story and basement garage
property at 259 and 26l West Sixty
ninth street was sold by the order of
the heirs of the estate OF Frederick
Gilbert Bourne to Joseph Gordon for
1884 Abraham Kaplan was the sue
cessful bidder for large plot on the
south side of Eastern Parkway, ex-
tending through to Union street and
having frontage on Schenectady ave-
nue.. The property was first offered in
five parcels and then as a whole. Mr.
Kaplan took 1t on a bid of s110,5Oo
The building occupying the block front
on the east side of Washington street
between Liberty and Cedar streets,
known ms 1876 Liberty street, was pur-
chased by Paul Granger, representing
"a client. for s562000. This building Is
on a plot measuring 1.sxS9. .10x97. 2x
irregular. and is adjacent to the new
Curb Market.
Thomas A. Johnston paid $1,000 for
the lot on tho south side OF Edenwald
avenue, 205 feet west OF Ely avenue
Thomas Faziello purchased for $3.50 a
two and onelhalf story frame dwelling
on Park place. near Franklin turnpike.
Hohokus. Ridgewood. N. T.. and p. J.
De Catillon paid s2.700 for the BUNGALOW
on a plot s0x10o on the south side of
Pennsylvania avenue near Virginia
avenue, Hampstead. l.. ]. The vacant
plot. sS.16x145.25. on the west side of
Mapes avenue, 1s4.27 feet south of 1s0th
street, was sold to Walter Frees for
S13.500. and Frank Turner paid a4.5oo
for the block front on Morris and Park
avenues. between 155th and 156th streets.
James a. Young. representing client,
paid s12,50o for the plot. 100 3x145. .10x
irregular. on the west side OF Coney
Island avenue, 295 feet north OF Dltmas
avenue.
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Arrived 9th. str Venezuela. Baltimore.

Arrived 9th. str Venezuela. baltimore.
Sailed 9th, strs Waitemata (Br), sydney:
Msnukai. Honolulu.
SEATTLE. Wash. March o-ArrIved etrs
Andrea + Luckcnbach. Portland Fushimi
Maru tJap). Yokohama Montgomery City.
Port Townsend
SAN JUAN, PR. March s-saned, str Porto
Rico. New York.
SAVANNAH. Ga. March o--Arriycd, -trs
West Haven, New York: Nantucket Jack
ifcnvllle land sailed for BaltImorel
Sailed 9th. strs Shunko Maru (Jap). Yo-
kohama and Kobe; Cffc Cpanl, Danish
Iorts; City Of st Louis. New York: City OF
Rome, Boston.
TACOMA, Wash. March o-Arrlvcd. strs
Chic Maru (Jap). Port Townsend: Hinalaya
MRru dap. Port Townsend. Manila Maru
tJnp). Seattle: Texas Maru (Japl, Everett
Sailed 9th. motor ship Balboa (Sw), Port
land: str Tokiwa Maru Japl, Vancouver
VINEYARD HAVEN, Macs. March o.
RI ssed. strs Byiayl. east (9:30 AND North
Wind, west O:30 AND.
sailed 9th. schr Edward Smith, west. tug
Eesoiute east, towing barges.
Passed 9th. q AM. tug Savage. Boston for
New York. towing barRes Nos 8. ~ and a.
sailed Sth. tugs Batteboro. Norfolk for
Boston. towing barges Armistead, Atonas
and Searsport dast two for Portland: 30
AM, Lehigh, towing barres Ts5 and Tss
Perth Amboy for Boston. and 1i2 for Sears
port.--Wind westerly. moderate: clear.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
F. J. HEANEY SELLS
NO. 597 BROADWAY
Buyer of Building Is J. L.
Wells; Brisk Market for Small
Business Properties.

Charles F. Noyes Company resold for
Frank j. Heaney 597 Broadway through
to 10 Mercer street. flve-story build
ing, 25x200. The building is leased for
about $4,000 and is valued at $3.50, 900.
The buyer is ]. Leland Wells, a retired
builder and investor, who has owned a
great deal Of New York city real estate.
The Charles F. Noyes Company will
continue to act as agents.
Byrne & Bowman have resold for J,
c. e M. G. Mayer to an investor IL
East Twenty-second street, an eight
story fireproof building on a lot 262x
9S.9, held at $125,000 and renting for
about $4,000 annually. This is one
Of the properties recently taken in part
payment by the Messrs. Mayer from
Cornelius Hearn for the structure at
1888 West Thirty-eighth street.
The two-story garage covering a plot
50x99.11 at SGT and 529 West 131st
street has been sold by Louis L. Burget
to Samuel Bachleis 1t adjoins the Man
hattanville Day Nursery at the north
east corner of Old Broadway. j. j.
Goldstein, attorney. represented the
seller.
Thomas ]. Oreilly sold for Samuel
W. Hassell and others the five-story
business building at 112 West Thirty
eighth street, on plot 20x9S.9, to Nor
man S. Riesenfeld and Joseph F. A.
O'Donnell, operators. The property
has been in the Hassell family thirty
nine years.
schwarz & Forger. cleaners and
dyers, located at 400 West 125th street
Mammalian
of Morningside avenue, for many years,
have purchased that property from
Aida B. Emmett, represented by Nor
ris & McVeigh, attorneys. The site Is
improved with one, two and three-story
buildings with stores and fronts 112.7
feet on 125th street and 3S.4 feet on
Morningside avenue
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
MACARONI co. TO BUILD
ON BIG L. I. CITY PLOT

NJ & L. Hess. Inc. sold for the
Printers Realty Corporation a plot on
Jackson avenue at Hulst street, Long
Island City. having a frontage of 365
feet on Jackson avenue and 429 feet on
the Long Island Railroad, with a plot OF
$4,000 square feet with a railroad spur.
1t is opposite the Pierce Arrow auto
mobile plant. The buyer, Ronzonni
Macaroni Company OF Long Island City.
will improve the eesterly portion of the
plot, covering approximately 10000
square feet, with a six story building for
their own use and occupancy, and nego-
tiations are pending for the sale of the
westerly portion to manufacturer, who
will also improve the plot with build
ing for occupancy. william A. Krabe
represented the purchasers.
Cross &c Brown Company leased to the
Albert II. Weinbrenner Company space
in 6S Hunters Point avenue, Long Island
City.
Edwin A. Rudd. OF Orange. N. j., has
purchased an apartment at 125 Twenty
third street. Jackson Heights: another
apartment in 1876 Twenty-first street has
been purchased by Agnes II. Kinney OF
65 Central Park West. Manhattan.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL.

Bertha L. Hall and Anna Karpblum
are the buyers of 429 and All West
214th street the Kelvin Realty Cor
poration of the southeast corner OF st.
Nicholas avenue and 1S0th street Philip
Feldman and Max Yocker of 400 East
Nineteenth street. and Ida Benedon OF
zoe Second avenue, all sold recently.
The Fahrenkrug Realty Company In
the buyer of the northeast corner OF
Belmont avenue and 175th street. sold
recently.
VIM. A. White e.. Sons arranged the
loan for the Sclwyn Thcater with the
New York Title and Mortgage Company,
reported yesterday
Charles Galewski has procured from
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany u first mortgage loan OF $4,000
al per cent. for ten years on the twelve
story loft building, 1o7x1o0. at 40 West
Twentieth street.
Charles Berlin has been appointed
managing agent OF the now apartment
house al the northwest corner OF Uni
vcrslty avenue and 10th street.
Robert Foley was tho broker IN the
sale of 22i East 10th street for j..
Gsnnnn 10 a MIR. Mengal, reported re-
Gently
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
WATERFRONT PARCELS
SOLD BY SHAW ESTATE
Steamship Co. Buys Staten
Island Property.

The Shaw estate between Bement anl
Davis avenues. West New Brighton. S. l..
has been sold to Herbert r. Cans OF
the Cans Steamship Company. Mrs.
George William Curtis of Livingston
is one OF the heirs. The sellers have
owned the property for generations.
The brokers' were w. S. E. Hall and
c. f. Simonson & Co.
w. S. z. Hall. broker. has also sold
the two family house at 214 Bement ave-
nue.. West New Brighton, for Mrs.
Emily Gregory.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
News Of the Real Estate World
MIDTOWN OFFICE FOR
EVENING TELEGRAM

THE EVENING TELEGRAM
has obtained for it's midtown
office and counting room the
second floor in 1867 Broadway.
southwest corner OF Thirty-seventh
street, at an aggregate rental of
about 100000. THE NEW YORK HER
AID viii share the premises with
The EUeninJ Telegram. The Charles
+. Noyes Company and Harris,
Vought & Co, agents of the build
ing, were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
PLAN ANOTHER CROP
OF HOUSES IN BRONX
S995,000 to BE Spent for Flats
and $4,000 for Homes;
Other Borough Deals.

Another bumper crop, os housing
plans was harvested yesterday in the
Building Department of The Bronx
when plans were filed for four large
apartment houses at an estimated cost
OF $995, 900. Plans were also filed for
nineteen dwellings at an estimated cost
of $4,000. The apartment house plans
were filed as follows:
Manida street. west side. 125 feet
north Randall avenue, two five-story
owner; John r. Boyland, architect.
Cost, sS2o,000.
Vyse avenue, east side, so feet north
l74th street. two five-story brick tene-
ments, 75xSS. Vyse Building Corpora
tion. Peter Sinnott. president; Charles
Kreymborg. architect Cost $3.50, 900.
Marion avenue, northeast corner
Bedford Park Boulevard, five-story
brick tenement 116.90x93, Marion De-
catur Corporation, owners. Geo. +.
Pelham, architect. Cost, S250,O00.
cambridge avenue, west side, 1886
feet south Van Cortlandt avenue, six
story brick tenement, 100xS4.6. West
190th Street Corporation, owner. Har-
vey Gilman. president; Moore & Land
seidel, architects. Cost. $175,000.
Other Borough transactions.
Albert and Stanley Wells have pur-
chased two adjoining lots on Giles
place north of Sedgwick avenue for inn
provement with homes for their occu-
pancy. The property was formerly part
of the Mahony estate. NJ Morgenthau,
Jr., Company represented the sellers
and Joseph r. Day and J. G. Geraty
represented the purchasers.
Harry Calm and Samuel Rubin sold
the southwest corner Of Davidson ave-
nue. and Buchanan place, a vacant plot
100x100, to the Tampa Building Com
pany. II. l.. Phelps was the broker.
Bronx Deals I'm Transfers.
Helen F. O'Connell sold to the West
Tooth Street Corporation the vacant
plot, 286x1139, at the northeast cor
ner Of Jerome avenue and 199th
street.
George NJ. Hoenig sold to Samuel
Goldman the four-story building with
stores. 25x9o, at the northwest corner
Of Brook avenue and 14Sth street.
Esther Yessen sold to Joseph Berger
a five-story apartment at 1010 Intervale
avenue, 37.6x100.
The Hermitage Company sold to Syl-
van G. Stern a five-story apartment at
$50 Longwood avenue, 39x104.
Sarah Heitner sold to Charles CARRIER
a five-story apartment at 762 and 764
Cauldwell avenue, 39.4x100.
Morris Goldberg sold to Jacob Free
man two five-story apartments at 1411-
1415 wilkins avenue, SI3x149.3x ir-
regular.
Samuel Goldberg sold to Samuel
Mason fve-story apartment at 1850
1856 Bathgate avenue, 41x110.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
AMERICAN PORTS.
| By NInn1

RELLINGHAM. wash March 3-salled
motor Toscn tNorl. Yokohama and Osaka
HfLO, March 2Arrved, str Col II L
Drake. San Pedro.
HONOLULU. March f--ArrIved str Mukil-
teo, Everett.
lLOIbo. March i--sailcd, ctr Esther Dol.
iar (Er1. Narsciiira, &c.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Feb 2T-Sa iicd. sehr
W II Hartman, Boston mot New IorlO.
SAN FRANCTSCO, Cal. March 4a-Sailed,
schr Esther, Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
OPERATORS LEAD In
APARTMENT BUYING
Top Market With Purchases Of
West Side Houses; Other
Sales Reported.

Max y. Natanson purchased the
eight story elevator apartment house,
known as Breton Court, at 306-3l0
West Tooth street, on plot 75xl00 II. situ-
ated 125 feet west of West End avenue.
The house contains thirty-two apart
ments in three. four and five room
suites The property was held at $780,
600, and was purchased for all cash.
The brokers were H. Reinneimer and
j. NJ. Nimhauser.
Charles Kimmelman purchased 40 to 4S
st. Nicholas place. six story apart
ment house, on plot 1O0x100 1t accom-
modates forty-eight families and rents
for $4,000. 1t is valued at 100000. The
sellers were Bing & Bing. Mr.. Kimmel-
man recently resold the two six story
elevator houses at 1856 Broadway and
572 West 141st street to Charles Gal
ewski
The Meister Builders. Inc, purchased
from the Hurtra Realty Corporation the
two seven story elevator apartment
houses at POI to 203 West 117th street, ex-
tending from Seventh to st. Nicholas
avenues, and known as the Hamptons.
The property accommodates forty-two
families and has ten stores. five of
which front on Seventh avenue and five
on st. Nicholas avenue 1t fronts 1lS.5
feet on st. Nicholas avenue. 100.11 feet
on Seventh avenue and 1913 feet on 117th
street. The houses have a rental of
$4,000 and were held at 100000 NJ.
Aronson and B. Harris were the brokers.
A syndicate has purchased from We'll
& Mayer the Hoffman Court. 1N.11x120,
a six story elevator apartment house at
the southwest corner of Madison avenue
and Ninety-ninth street Simon Sinde-
band negotiated the deal. The house is
arranged in suites Of three, four and
five rooms. The property rents for
s5s 900 and was held at $325,000.
The two five story apartment houses
at 1893 to 335 West Forty-third street on
a plot 50x100.5. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues, have been sold by David
Walter Kempner of D. Kempner &
Son for Joseph B. r. Livingston and
Walden Pell, Jr., and Emily de Sera. OF
Florence. Italy. to a client of Sidney
Warsawer. The property was held at
$50, 900 and rents for about $4,000. The
property had not changed hands since
the early eighties, when the late Walden
Pell bought it through David Kempner.
grandfather of the broker now making
the resale.
TT. r. Bailey, of the firm of Louis p.
Dowdney. sold for the estate of Henry
w. Gray, 81 to 313 East 111th street,
six story new law tenement with stores.
held at $37, 500; also the five story tene-
ment with stores at 341 East Forty
seventh street, held at $4,000 The
buyer of both properties is the Chas-
more Construction Company.
David Lion bought through Henry
We'll the five story tenement $50 East
Sixty-third street, between First and
Second avenues, from the Neighborhood
Realty Company. There are two stores
and eighteen apartments in the building.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
BRETON COURT SOLD.

Max N. Natanson has purchased the
eight story elevator apartment house.
known as Breton Court at 306 to $40
West Tooth street, 75x100.11. Tho house
contains thirty-two apartments and was
held at $4,000. The brokers were II.
Reinheimer and J. NJ. Numhauscr,
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Westchester--Sale or Rent.
New Jcrscy-Sale or Rent.
BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE HOME FOR
QUICK SALE BELOW COST
Borough OF BroE=.

Mining interests have taken the original
owner TO New Mexico permanently. To close
sale Of this imposing Colonial home within
the next two weeks will accept $4,000 cash
from desirable purchaser and leave balance
Of $4,000 on mortgage. twO-car garage,
now under construction. Is included. In n
beautiful. refined. highly restricted suburb.
House contains I3 big, layishty decorated
rooms. 3 fully tiled bathrooms, washrooms
and servants toilet, fitted with built-in tubs
and the best fixtures money can buy, and Is
located on n plot Of a of an acre. with fine
shade trees and enormous velvet lawns plant
ed with many flowers and shrubs. boat
Ing. country club and golf club ARC near by
and available TO any one who purchases this
property; splendid land and water views
spread out for miles; elevation nearly 1000
feet; all city improvements, with the ad-
yantages or the country here; just n convent
rnt distance from broadway. Committing
near the hour; express station min: walk ns
ri nresent cost OF building. and u IL only
five years old and in perfect condition and
repair. For pictures and details write Pri-
xntc Aportmrnt 35, Gas Madison av.. New
York City. Please do not call.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
N EWS

radian Prospector CBD. san Francisco Cto
dry dock)
VITA, March s--ssiled. str Mants. Phila-
Gclphia via Charleston.
YOKOHAMA, March T-Arrived. strs
pewey. San Francisco; Chickasaw City. New
Orleans
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Continued from Preceding Page.

OF leo and one sugarsoaf shaped icebers
about 40 feet high-Str Hickman.
Feb 2. lat 81 80 S, Ion 10 3s r.. passed
what was apparently a capsized wooden
sailing vessel about $50 feet long and swasn !:
crpoer bottomed; part of stern carried away
Str Grelcaldy (Br).
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

New York
GoTHLANN (Belg). from Antwerp 9th for
New York.
LaTvIA (DaH), from Neufahrwasser Sd for
New York.
NIEUw AMSTERDAM Dutch. from Bou-
logne Sth for New York.
WOLVERINE STATE, from Colombo sth for
san Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
London.
ENGLAND.

FURNISHED-Hamps London. To
be let for 3. @, or IL months from
Easter. charming detached non basement
Elizabethan type OF residence in good
main road position. G bed, bathroom, 3
reception rooms. Usual offices. Pretty
garden. Telephone. All necessary linen
and cutlery. Only 20 minutes drive OF
West End. 3 minutes walk OF tube sta
tion and excellent shopping promenades.
Practically adjoining Golders Green Park
and Hampstead Heath. Rent 20 gulneas
weekly, including use offprivate garage.
No young children. This house can be
purchased II desired. Apply LESLIE
RAYMOND, Estate Agent. Golders Green,
London, N, w. IL.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Emrose Court in New Hands.

Manport Realty Corpation, ]. Portman
president. purchased from Emma Donel-
Ian, Emrose Court. consisting of two six
story walkup apartments. on a plot SOC
x100, at 204-208 West 109th street. The
property was held at $1S5,00o. Fred
erick II. McComb represented the seller,
J. Douglas Wetmore the purchaser and
Hans Pfeiser was the broker.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

w.
On March Balandra Head light. samana
Bay entrance, Haiti. in approximately lat
~ III n, lon % IL 30 w. was observed to
show ] flash every ) seconds and nor as
stated In the light list
On March 3 Cabra Island light Monte
Christi. Haiti in approximately lat 10 "a 0o
y. lon II 40 15 W. observed to be
visible u miles. The night was dark and
very clear.
on March 3 Port Plata light, Haiti, in
approximately lat 10 AZ y, Ion 20 Al w,
flash every 30 seconds, and not as stated
IN the light list.
BOSTON. March 9--Nashawena gas buoy
westerly entrance TO Vineyard Sound, is re-
ported extinguished.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Borough OF Brookiyn--Sale or Rcr
Borough OF Queens--saIe or Rent.

BARGAIN for Developcrs-QUEENS COUN-
TY, ~ acres, SIS per lot good grade .
near school aud transit; easy terms. J. r.
STORMSt 4. Hartman av., Jamaica.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVE
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED

Nt'MERIC (Br, at Southampton 9th.
NCORDAM (Dutch). at Rotterdam Sth.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-saIe or Rent.

BRTGHTwATERs. 0ronting barborl--Hand-
some 10 room dwelling and swo car garage
Wit, mans room aud bath: on large plot !;
only $4,000; terms and possession arranged.
r. y. q III. w. ACKERSoN. 20 Court at.
Brooklyn. and Head of Harbor. Brightwaters.
l.. I.
EXCEPTIONAL SALE OF shore front prop
crty on Huntington Bay, Long Island, ed-
Joining milionaire's estate. new 14-room res
idcnce with all improvements large grounds,
private beach and private swimming pool !.
with beautiful view Of bay, Sound and Con-
nccticut: price 3. 600 LONG ISLAND
REAL ESTATE TRUST. Huntington. l.. y
HOMES AND ACREAGE Write r. UNSER.
Mneola. Tel. Garden City I6i2-W.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Iineola. lei. Garden city lbiZ-W. I.
LONG EEAIH WEgT
BECKER REALTY co.
TELEPHONE 260 LONG BEACH.


LONG ACH,--Furnished cottages for sale
and rent. EDWARD !. FARRELL, Bank
Bldg, Park St. corner National Boulevard
LONG BEACH-Complctc listing all avail
abla houses and bungalows for sale or rent.
Apply Knob Building. opposite station
NESTLED among the first growth oaks IN
the hills OF Port Washington " an room
. bath Colonial Home which Is offered at the
unusual figure of Si2J0o, with terms whcn
make II available tor the buyer witt, modef.
ate Income. " Is not a large house, but the
rooms arc comfortable aud the construction
lis excellent. Tho ncghborhood Is unusually
desirable and the natural beauty of the sur
rounding country is unsurpassed. " stands
on one-third aero OF ground 31 minutes from
New York.
EDGEwORTH SMITH. INC.
w. 3tih y. Fitzroy $3.50.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
NEW AMERICAN COLONfAL,

NEW NMENIJAN COLONIAL.
OLD GARDEN CITY. attractive Amercrr
Colonial. four bedrooms, two baths. sun par
lor, hardwood floors, steam heat, all I'M
provements, conveniently iocatcd plot TN
tno terms rcnsuuabic THE GARDEN CITY
CO.. tel. 1884 Garden City.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

a flashing white light every 3 seconds
visible 0 miles. has been established and
IN approximately lat 10 90 80 N. Ion rs 70 5
W.