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The New York herald., 1922-02-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Northern Pacific from New York for
Chester, Pa, was abandoned off Five Fathon
Bank yesterday or fire. tsee news col
umns.)
KEY WEST. Fla, Fob s-str San Bias
(br) reports by radio that schr Naruna
,Br), from Porto Padre for -, is off AL
ligator Reef with headgear gone; trying to
make Key West.
Str Coylet (Br), New Orleans for Rouen.
Is reported on fire IL miles southwest OF
Sand Key; tug Willet and Government boats
have gone to assist. The crew Ia being taken
off BY str Sucrosa.
LoNIsoN. Feb s--str Iperia (Br). from
New York, has arrived at Marseilles dam
aged In severe gale.
FEB G--Str Norheimsund (Nor), from O. g
Ilarbor, NE, for Patras. has arr, I'd a.
Gibraltar with engines and boiler damaged.
MANILA, Feb 2-The report that the strike
OF seamen at Hong Kong had been cettled
was premature. The seamen willing -
return to work, but the stevedores have not
consented; thus leaving the strike in full
tive of the Shipping Board, returning from
Hong Kong, declared the situation was seri--
Gus; He said It was understood the Chinese
etrikers were being supported by the Canton
Government Str Bay State was unable 10
discharge 500 tons OF cargo for Hong Kong
OF account of the strike.
MOBILE, Ala. Feb Torn loose from their
moorings at Magazine Point by northerly
winds of gale force, number of Shipping
Board tankers loaded with oil for storage
drifted about the river, causing considerable
damage to ratings, &C. The tankers Dilwyn.
Hagan. Mskanza "HolSlar' aud Avondale
We're the vessels damaged
NORFOLK. Va. Feb s--Schr Oscar II Ed
wards arrived here with deck and other
damage sustained in gale Tuesday night.
e q car float No | colidcd with barge
" Divine, doing considerable damage TO
car float; no damage to barge.
PORTLAND. Me, Feb Tile owners of
achr Bradford T. Jones have requested that
messages bn broadcasted TO locate her. she
'lias not been reported since leaving Vineyard
Haven on Jan 2i boun1 10 Portland. Me.
PROvINCETOWN, Mass, Feb s--Ten OF the
81 men on board OF str Thistlemore (Br) 4,
which went ashore on Peaked Hill bar. wee
rescued by means OF "A breeches buoy to-
day. Tugs Neptune and Confidence left
Boston to assist the stranded vessel. The
Thlstlemore was pounding heavily in a
raging surf. which. with northwest gale,
made the work OF rescue difficult. The
steamer will have TO be floated by wreckers,
as she is reported inside the second .and
bar.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb s-Motor snip
Kobenhaven npeD Tyne for this port. and
overdue from Balbao, WAS spokcn to-day In
lat 10 80 NJ Ion iiS 80 W.
SANDY HOOK. Feb Z. 5:2o PN-str City
Of Columbus. hence for savannah, stopped
outside the bar With engine trouble.
VANCOUVER, &c, Feb s--Tvclvc firemeu
Il Government str Canadian Winner pleaded
guilty TO nutiny. They refused TO work
With a West Indian negro.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
SAILED.

Strs Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda Maravi
(Br). Preston &c; Slxaola. Kingston, &c
Henry II Mallory. Galveston via Key West
Snar (Noo. PernamDuco, &c. via Norfolk
Venezuela, San Francisco. &c, via Havana
&c: Jefferson, Norfolk; Hibernia (Sw), Nor
folk and Jacksonville; Lake Stirling. Rich
m%ond; % vandyck lBrl, Rio Janeiro, sc
Liverpool via Boston, Bayonne (motorl
Philadelphia El Estero. New Orleans; El
Sol, Galveston: Andrea Luckenbach, Los
angeles, SC, via Philadelphia; Pawnee, Bal
timore; l. ] Drake. Port Lobos; Dio,
Tampa.
strs Morrstown. Philadelphia: Duquesne
Baltimore
Strs Kossuth Ferencz QtaD, Genoa Finch
ley (Br), Philadelphia.
Y Coast Guard cutter Sereca, ice patrol.
Schrs Margaret Thomas, Providence. Ri
w y Reinhardt (Br), Norfolk; Anna II
Heidritter, Jacksonville.
Tugs Wellfleet light (passed out ouaran,
barges (do at 1928 AND Augustine. towing
) (Sandy Hook at 1904 AND Murrel, tow
ing (do at AND Albatross towing (do
at 1904 AND Storm King, towing do at
Sailed 7th. strs Eastern Glade. CONSTANT
ope, &c; Northern Pacific, Chester, Pa
tlatter since abandoned on fire) Nebraskan,
Philadelphia Albert u Watts Lobos.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
.(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday, Feb s, 1922. at 8 AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau
was thirty and twenty hundredths (30.20)
Inches. This closely approximRtes seven
hundred and sixty-seven (76T) milimeters
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 ad-
justment.
Wind at Sandy Hook PM, NV, miles
clear; sea light; visibility miles.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
Army Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD
New York Htrald Bureau,
Washington, ID. O., Feb. 8.
These army orders have been made publ

These army orders have been made public
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Capts. Dixon. r. H.: Doran. G. r.. Green.
<. G.. yr Do!an. J. C.; Duacan, IL. w:
Fletter. c. f.. and Gross, John. to Camp
Bragg.
Ives. Capt A. r.. TO Raleigh. n. c.
sannd"rs, First Lieut.. o. A., to detached
ENGINEERS.
Marhurg, First Lieut.. Edgard, to Camp Dix.
QuARTERM,AsTER CORPS,
wiilsrd. Lieut-CoI c. L., and Majors
Korsi, W., and Iiampson, o. H.. to Fort
Howard.
Harvey, L,sut,,cSl r,i,.s e. and N Ma lors iOrs
Benjamin Harrison.
Quackenbush, Lieut-Col. G. s.; Major Eby.
M Engel Emil M GvaLnrs Harris island d I'd ana Capt
Lieut.. Coils. Butler. Rodman; Shelley, j. r..
and Major Loughborough. w. B., to Fort
Hampton, Lieut. Col. *. j.. 10 Ninth Corps
Bailey, Col. G. c., to Fort Crook.
Gallagher Col II. j., to Chicago.
F.ccles, Capt Edward, to Fort Niagara.
Ma jors Ireland. u. L., and Barlow, e. D.,
Jr., to First Corps Area.
Locke, Capt T. c.. to Atlanta.
MEDICAL CORPS
Roinar,z, Capt. Il. c.. TO Mather Field.
c.ayior' Cant. II. W.. to Walter Reed Hos
l..al. WAsh,lston.
AIR SERVICE.
Hall, Col. G. c., to chicago.
First Lieuts. Dertrandias, v. E.; Hildreth.
r. e.. kenney, g. j., and Ladd' A. X, to
Mitchell Field, l.. j.
INFANTRY.
Crosse. Capt j. o.. to New York, to sail
for Panama Canal Zone.
DENTAL CORPS.
Finley, Capt. II. r., to Camp Mcclellan
MISCELLANEOUS
Bishop, Col. II, G.. General staff to Fort
AicPherson. 1850.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
CLEARED.

Str He!lig Olav tDan). Peronard. Chris
tiansand. Christiania and Copenhagen (gen-
eraD-Funch. Edge & Co.
Str Haverford (Br), Jones, Hamburg via
Queenstown and Plymouth tseneraD -Amer-
can Line.
str Hansa (Ger) Kler, Hamburg (generaD
United American Lines. Inc.
Str Menoininee (Br). Finch, Antwerp (gen-
eiaD-Red Star Line.
Str Matilda Peirce UtaD, Giacomino,
Genoa. Naples and Tore Annunziata (gen-
efaD-Peirce Bros. Inc.
Str Kfuku Maru Jap. Hozumi, Yoko-
hama and Kobe via New Orleans (general) -
Harriss Magill Co.
Str Snar (Nor), Pedersen. Pernambuco.
Bahia, &C.. via JacksonvilIe, and Norfolk
Str Andrea f Luckenbach. Mcdonald, Los
Angeles, San Francisco. &C, via Philadelphia
and Panama Canal (generaD-Luckenbach
schr Helvetia. Thomas. Port au Prince
(ballasD-J Elliott & Co. Inc.
str Masiiia (Sw), Lthman. Cardenas (bal-
last-Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc.
Str Venezuela. Moreno. Havana. Cristobal,
&c. via Panama Canal (generaD-W Grace
str Nicholas Cuneo (Nor). Just, Santiago,
Guantanamo. &c (generaD aD-Atlantic Fruit
CO.
Str Henry Il Mallory Barstow. Galveston
viz Key West (generaD-Mallory Steamship
Co.
Str El Sol, Patten, Galveston (generaD -
Str El Estero. Petersen, New Orleans
tgeneraD-Southern Pacific Co.
Str jefferson Horsley Norfolk (generaD -
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Hlbernia (Sw). Thore. Norfolk (bal-
last)-Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc.
Str Lake Stirling, Whtehurst, Richmond,
Va tgeneraD-Richmond and New York
Steamship Co.
str Duquesne. Geriach, Baltimore (ballast)
&C ID Mallory & Co.
Str Finchley (Br). Williams, Philadelphia
(balast)-Funch, Edge & Co.
Str Delaware, Robinson, Boston (generaD -
Eastern Steamship Corporation,
Str Morristown. Powers, Philadelphia (bal-
last-Kerr Steamship Co
schr William A Naugler tBr) Mosher,
Halifax (coaD--J f. Whitney G. Co.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
CORTLANDT ST. CORNER
GOES ON BLOCK TO-DAY

The five-story business building at
the northwest corner of Cortlandt and
washington streets is one Of several
properties TO be sold to-day Cat noon),
by Joseph z. Day. auetioneer. at special
sale. in Ia Vesey street. Other offer
ings I'm Manhattan include the American
basement dwelling at rs East Seventy
second street the vacant plot at
the northeast corner of Greenwich
street srd Yves; Tenth street, and the
tenement at III Ludlow street, near
East Houston street.
In the Bronx the vacant plot at the
northwest corner of Zerega and Hough-
ton avenues will be sold and in Brook
lyn the plot of about 17ik lots at the
southeast corner of Second avenue and
Fifty-ninth street. At Ardsley-on-the-
Hudson dwelling gardeners house.
stable and garage on large plot OF
ground will be sold with immediate pos
session.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
NEW YORKER ACQUIRES
HARTMAN HOMESTEAD
Buys Estate in Purchase, NY. ;
Other Country Deals.

Mrs. Oliver Hartman has sold to Hor-
ace Flanagan the property known as
the Hartman homestead on Anderson
Hill road. in the Purchase section of
White Plains, N. Y. The property con-
sists of nine acres of land and large
old fashioned dwelling. 1t adjoins the
Hartman estate, which was recently
sold to Joseph A. Davis. 1t also ad-
joins the Ophir farm. the country es-
tate of Whitelaw Reid. and is opposite
the site Of the New Century Golf Club
The purchaser contemplates extensive
alterations. Prince e. Ripley negotiated
the sale.
Lewis H. May Company leased for
;. Herbert his dwelling corner Broad
way and Riverside boulevard. Long
Beach, L. L., to Mrs. Max Ginsberg
Chauncey b. Griffen sold for Joseph
and Esther Sackman four plots in the
Woods of Larchmont 10 Roman j. lr-
win. This completes and assembling of
about twenty plots by the same buyer,
upon which he will erect country
estate
Joseph II. McNulla OF Brooklyn pur-
chased from Grover G. Kirchoff his
residence and two car garage in Mt.
Kisco. n. Y, through the Merriam
agency.
c. L. Schwencke Land end Investment
company report safes IN Hampstead, j..
l.. OF three TO ten lot plots to the fol-
lowing: c. and A. Wohtmann. William
j. Hines. William Maitland. C. F'ritzsche
and l.. ScattIira.
DeBlois & Eldridge rented for Mrs. J.
G. Weaver her property on Berkeley
avenue. Newport. Il. l., TO Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus +. Kountze Of this city for
the season OF 1922.
Robert y. stoutenburgh OF Newark.
" j.. has sold at public auction the
manufacturing plant on the corner OF
Sixth avenue and Twelfth street, Rose
vile. y. j., 10 j. William HIATT.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
BUILDERS BUY SITES FOR
NEW BROOKLYN HOUSES
Acquire Big Plot in Crown
Section-Ofher Deqls.

Realty Associates sold to Gordon &
Halperin through NJ. A. Lilienfeld a
vacant plot. 200x1o0. on the south side
of Montgomery street from Stoddard
place to Ludlam place, which the pur-
chasers will improve with two family
semi-detached dwellings with garages
The newly organized Manor Building
Corporation. with J. Gottlieb and s..
and III. Sokolov as directors, purchased
the plot, 192X1OO, on the west side of
Fifteenth street, 100 feet north oc Ave-
nue. j, Brooklyn. 1t will erect n group
Of two family houses. involving ar out
lay of 100000 Leder & Thomas. at
torneys represent the new company
Two more old Brooklyn dwellings
in the Red Hook lane section will
make way for business improve
ment as the result OF the sale of 119
and 121 Livingston street to Adolph
Ruger, a lawyer.
The new owner expects to raze the
houses on the site and build five story
Office structure. He bought 119 Living
ston street from the estate of Caroline
Southard and the adjoining property
from the estate of Jenet r. Wilson. The
realty has been held at about 800. 900.
Edward L. Kegel sold for Dora Fein-
berg. the two family two story house
at 610 Seventeenth street, near Eleventh
avenue.
William 7. Jones sold for John w.
r. Smith to John II. Bordes the two lots.
each 20x100, on the west side OF Troy
avenue. ninety-seven feet north OF
Glenwood road.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany sold 270 Gates avenue. 17.1oX76.
a four story dwelling. Joseph Nasano-
WITT was the broker.
Charles Partridge leased to ID. j.
Nolan, manufacturer of carbonated
beverages. the building at S32 Douglass
street, near Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
HOOVER FORESEES
GOOD ERA FOR ROADS
Government Ownership OPP
posed by Secretary in Ad-
dress at Capital.
Special Dispatch TO THE Nrw YoaK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Nu shington. ID. c., Feb. Q.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., Feb. Q.
Secretary Hoover took a stand against
Government ownership of the railroads
tonight in addressing the meeting of
the National Council OF the Chamber OF
Commerce CT the United States at which
he and Senator Cummins. chairman of
the Interstate Commerce Committee of
the Senate. were the speakers.
Mr.. Hoover also expressed his belief
that the Esch-Cummins transportation
act after a fair trial. would work out
satisfactorily and prove of Invaluable
service.
1T was long, bitter battle by which
the public won control over the rail-
ways" said Mr.. Hoover. "The war came
on and we tried Government operation
Of the railways. We have had enough
experience with that for the present.
We tried unlimited monopoly, we tried
Government operation, and they both
proved their error. The Esch-Cummins
act tries to bring about the construc-
tive operation of the railways under
private enterprise. reserving the es-
sence of individual initiative freeing
the railways from the bureaucracy of
Government control and establishing a
basis of proper treatment of the
public"
Mr.. Hoover expressed the belief that
the business of the country had gone
beyond the danger point.
THAT the railways of the country
have not gone into the hands of receiv-
ers, that our banks have not been the
scenes of panics,' he said, sis to me a
matter of daily marvel.
II do not look with entire lack of
hope on the transportation situation.
1T appeals to me that an economic sys-
tenn and people that can stand such a
violence as We have gone through in the
last eighteen months, can stand an
other twelve months of 1t, and during
the next twelve months there is no
reason why we should not show steady
progress in the expansion of our traffic,
economic operation of our railways
and we should be able to give to them
righteous earning within no long
period"
Senator Cummins predicted that unless
the roads are consolidated into fifteen
or twenty systems Government owner
ship will be likely to come about. And
! am unalterably opposed to Government
ownership" he declared.
A proposal of the railway commission
of the chamber that Legislation he en-
acted authorizing the President to ap-
point a commissioner general Of trans
portation to represent the interests of
the public before the governmental
bodies met with strong opposition at the
meeting Of the council this afternoon
The attack was led by Alba b. Johnson
Of Philadelphia, president of the Rail-
way Business Association, who urged
that the report be not sent to REFER
endum.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
Fire Record

NJ Loss.
j. ..,. East fremont ay. east OF Philip
aV.. 1ho Bronx, automobile;
James j. D9nzeh. ............T .Trifllns
e;l0-6lo l,epox ay., panieli Realty
Company .,...............,ts., lfltHhs
l;00--a,s v. sith ST.. George Il. Gar
rctt .................s...' .IrlilinB
7:0o-f5nth st. and sth av.. car In
yard Interborough Co. Unknown
{ :4J-ia Green st., Regal doll Co. Unknown
s;i5-iiO Il. l0Sth s., Simon Lefkowitz
Tnflng
s;so-s57 u. 16oth ST., Louis Devort,
Unknown
s;3o-3oo E. 2sth st., Frank de Altor
Trifing
1010-T6th 1T. and Hudson River. ca
boose, New York Central II. X.
Unknown
II ;45-F'oot Of W. 10th ST.. scow; Cleary
Bros4 ................... .Triflng
1l:55-3ls y. "a stn q. Lainer. Unknown
ii ;5',--ath nv. and .sth ST., auto; \. ".
Campbell ..,........... Unknown
i;oo--sas w. 57th st.. carmic simmons
1;Io-15oi Amsterdam nv., unknown
:3O-22G W. 4th st.. Ellen Lawlor. Unknown
800-1SsS Crotona Parkway. The
Bronx unknown. ..-...... Unknown
4.f5-43s West e3d ST.; Samuel
ltoberts .............s..... Unknown
b45--03 Pike st.. Thomas Rubin. Unknown
e;o5-603 Broadway Fucker Clothing
625-ii0 West i20th ST.; Convent
Holding Company .......,.. Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy MALL

HONOLULU. Feb 8--Arrivod str WIN Il
Hcrrin. Gaviota.
sailed ID. str Monicbello. Port San Luis.
PROVIDENCE, RI, Feb G--Arrivcd, strs
schrs I.izzie NJ Parsons JaeEsonviIlc: At.
lantic Coast, Norfolk
SAN PEDRO, Cal, teb 2--sailcd, str Mex
leo Mex. Salina Cruz.
SEATTLE, Wash, Feb s--salled. str Ed
more, Yokohama, &c.
SAN JUAN, Pr. Jan 3i-Saiied. str Lake
Elon, Cube
SAND KEY. Feb 4-Pasaed. str CowrIa
(BD, Avonmouth for -.
TACOMA. wash. Feb 3--saiied. str yomeI
Maru Dap, Yokohama and Kobe.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

J. Albert Johntra sold for Mary
Blumenthal Of Jamaica two lots on the
west side of Twenty-fourth street.
Broa dway- Flushing. to Hugh T. McGill.
who will erect a dwelling.
Lewis II. May Company sold for \. r.
Kornfeld two vacant plots at Vatican
Hill. Wave Crest, Far Rockaway. l.. r.,
tn Abraham Tannenbaum, who will de-
velop with all year houses.
Charles j. Bradley has purchased an
apartment In 1886 Twenty-first street.
Jackson Heights.
For Other Real Estate News See Page ee.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
NEW WEST SIDE SYNAGOGUE

Plans have been filed with the Man.
haitian Bureau of Buildings for the con
struction of one story synagogue tC
accommodate 1902 persons. II will b,
located at 206 to 210 West Ninety-thirt
street and will have a frontage of 75
feet and a depth of S6.4 feet. The con-
gregation Shaari Xedek is the owner
Sommerfeld & Steckler. architects, es.
innate the cost at 100000
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy Mau1

HALIFAX. Feb f--Arrvod. ST. Nictoli,t
0r), Mexico.
sailed Tth. str Canadian Engineer (Br)
Portland. Me.
HONG KONG. Jan 23-Arrived, str Doyles-
town, Calcutta.
Sailed Goth, str Caddopeak. Calcutta.
MANZANILLO. Feb 2--Arrived, str Co
lombia. Baltimore. Sc for San Francisco.
MATA REDONDA, Feb i--Sailed. strs Mat
tole, New York; Ith. Kekoskee. New York
ingdale, Calcutta.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

Walter A Luckenhach 574 w Balboa 9TH.
Ward > ESE Lobos Island Sth.
Westland | .691 E Cape Henry Ith.
West Celina lat 43 So. lon So 4S 7th.
West Durfee lat 45. lon IS 81 eth.
West Nivaria 156 from Pensacola Sth.
West Saginaw l04 Il Ambrose l. V eth.
William Green 9 5 Block Island sth.
Willpolo ] .S3S Sc San Pedro Sth.
Iucatan 302 w Havana ssh
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

GOLDEN STATE, at Shanghai 5th.'
II ALA (Br). at Venice 9TH.
MONTSERRAT (Sp), at Barcelona 4th.
NIAGARA (Br), at sydney, NSW, 9Th.
ZEELAND (BD, at Plymouth Sth.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09

with distress signal flying and running
Hg-its burning-Str Josiah Macy.
Jan 90 lat AZ 90 lon 40 Is, TO Jan 80. lat
20 o6, Ion % Il, steamed through large fieios
OF ice, some OF which were 10 miles vide
Str Eglantier (Bclg).
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
Dangers to Navigation.

lReported to the photographic offce.l
Feb 5. lat 40 20. Ion CD 80. black can
buoy.
The barge Wasagya reported by radio on
FEB that she wac In lat 30 II, Ion T2 20
Feb Z, lat 81 80. lon az 80, rescued the
crew OF seven men Of the yacht Alpha,
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str San Bruno (3r) Colon via Boston for
New YORK, to the United Fruit TO. in ballast.
Str Delaware. Boston for New orh.
Schr Chas + Gordon Gr), Halifax, Ms,
for New YORK, with lumber, to Homan &
Puddington: vessel 10 ] II whitney & Co.
Tugs Edmond J Moran, with ! barge Ia
I AND Aries, with q Cat 1850 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Aeronautical Light, Hampton Roads, Va
About Feb I. 1922, a flashing white light
every seconds, flash 0.s second, eclipse 81
seconds, of 1000 candle power, will be estab-
lLshed 80 feet above the water on the corner
Of Hangar No /, Naval Air Station, Naval
Operating Base, Hampton Roads, Va. in ap-
proximately lat SO 81 n, lon 10 IS w. The
light IL located l,i00 yards "a deg 80 min
from The clock tower.
Buoy. Mata Redonda Oil Loading Station,
Mexlco-The master of American str Devo-
whistle buoy recently established at Mata
.tedonGa oil loading station, in approXiula tey
lat II II y, Ion 9I u w, is not only extin-
suished but that the lantern has been re-
moved from the buoy
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
Bound East.

Str Rosalind (BD. New York for Halifax
and st Johns. MI Cat . 80 PM).
Schr William A Naugler (B). Edgewater
for Halifax.
Tugs Phoenix. with barges Cat 7:30
AND; Honeybrook, with 3 Cat $50 AND !;
Bess, with > tat S:45 AND.
Motor barge Choctaw cat 1925 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. Feb s-Barometer at
noon. $3.50 inches wind, L, a gale; weather.
snowstorm; temperature. 2s deg Fahr slob
ice inshore.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AMERICAN LEGION. from Santos 9th FOL
New York.
OLYMPIC (BD. from Southampton sth fol
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to TIE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washing ton, ID. C., Feb. 3.
These naval orders hsve ben made public
I,IEITTENANTS

New York Herald Bureau,
Washing ton, ID. C., Feb. 8.
These naval orders hsve ben made public
LIEUTENANTS.
Ballentine, j. c., to the Sampler.
Bartlett. II. r.. to squadron ], Atlantic
Fleet.
Flood Il. p, TO the RI
Fries. Otto. to Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
IIass. Il. Louis. to Garden City, L. /.
Hawkins, G.. c., TO the Ri.
Heard. w. A., to the Ri.
Henderson, r. r.. to squadron 1, Atlantic
Fleet.
Hively. r. D., to sqadron I. Atlantic Fleet.
Johnson, III. c., to the Il-2.
Martin. c. X, TO Washington, D. G.
Miller, w. r., 10 squadron 1, Atlantic Fleet.
Reid. John, 10 the Spoa .e..,
Snedeker. r. X, TO squadron l. Atlantic
Fleet.
wildman, c. X. to squadron 1. Atlantic
Fleet.
Wyatt. H. L., to destroyer squadron. Pa
cifc Fleet.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
SHIPPING NEWS OF WORLD
AMERICAN PORTS.

SHANGHAI, Jan 2l-saned. str West
Cayo Hong Kong.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
BROWN SELLS FLAT
SITE ON WEST SIDE
Builder Buys 3 Houses on West
18th Street for Nine story
Apartment Project.

An apartment house representing an
investment OF approximately 100000
Is planned for the West Side, TO be
ready for occupancy in the fall. The
project is to be undertaken as the re-
suit Of deal just concluded by Stanlev
Wolfson, as broker, who resold for FREQ
Brown the three four story dwellings, at
147 149 and 15a West Seventy y-fourth
street, on plot 63.11x102.2, located
between Columbus and Amsterdam ave-
nues.
The site has been purchased by n
builder. who plans to start work imme-
diately upon the erection of a nine s,ory
structure, containing suites of three,
four and five rooms. The old dwellings
on the property were purchased several
weeks ago by Mr.. Brown from George
b. Phelps, the Mont estate and William
III. Burr, respectively.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
In the Dwelling Market.

Frederic II. Allen of Frederick Zittel
& Sons, sold for Ebridge Gerry Snow
his former residence at 102 Riverside
Drive, five story dwelling, 42x60, hcia
at $4,000.
James l.. Van SAINT resold TO William
De Brier. 225 West 129th street, three
story dwelling, 16.Sxt00.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
WINTER SPORTS

In Sullivan County. N. Y. Near New York
city. over 150 excellent hotels and board
ing houses. Very reasonable rates. Week
end round-trip tickets sold at reduced fares.
Write for FREE folder. c. l.. ROBINSON.
y. ", Ontario & Western Ry., Grand Cen
trsl Terminal New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-02-09
RESORTS.

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