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The New York herald., 1922-11-09
OPERATORS RESELL 1874
LOTS IN EAST BRONX
Brooklyn Builders Buy Part of
Watson Tract.

Resale has been made by Louis Gold
6. Co OF 1874 Of tho 1000 lots OF the
Watson tract in the East Bronx, re-
Gently purchased from the receivers OF
the American Real Estate Company.
The buyers are Philip and Max Kaye
Brooklyn builders. operating as the
Adelphi Homes Company. The pur-
chase comprises both sides Of Boynton
and Ward avenues, between Westches-
ter avenue and East 172d street. Kaye
Brothers have practically arranged TO
start the immediate construction OF
100 two family houses OF the semi
detached type. The builders during the
past fifteen years have built upward
of 900 dwelling and business properties
Fremont Monterey Corporation. Glenn
ent NJ Smith president, sold through
Phelps & Damiane, a plot $50 feet front
on the north side of fremont avenue.
10S feet west of Bryant avenue, 500
feet in depth, through to 17Sth street
and fronting $50 feet on the south side
of 17Sth street.
Ennis & Sinnott sold the plot on the
west side OF Harrison avenue. 125 feet
south of 1s0th street. through to Odd
Croton Acqueduct, 95Xli3 julius Wolff
and Harry Freed, the buyers, will erect
an apartment house. II. A. keiber was
the broker.
The second floor. containing about
10000 square feet, In the building at
the southeast corner of Fordham road
and Tiebout avenue. has been leased
for an aggregate rental of about $4,000
to Frank c. Kue and Harry Wong,
who, after making extensive alterations.
will open Chinese-Anerican restaurant
about Christmas time. Louis Marks OF
Ryan & Co. and III. Bierhom were the
brokers'
%. & NJ. Realty Company bought the
northwest corner of 1Slst street and
Ryer avenue, 10 be improved with four
five story apartments.
Alcas Realty Corporation sold TO the
Neho Realty Company tho six story
apartment, southwest corner of Bryant
avenue and i7Sth street, 105.2x111.fx
irregular
Century Ventilating Company sold to
August w. Pauhe the 1--WE story apart
ment, CIT and e19 East Fordham road.
3s.2x10O.
Eva Cohen sold TO the M. +. Realty
Corporation the five story apartment,
1850 Third avenue, 40x1o0.
Cilso Building Corporation sold to tho
Annalena Realty Corporation tho five
story apartment on the west side of
DE Kalb avenue. 2272 feet south of
Gun I'm road, 5rx100.
Charles l.. Kel sold to Harry Mintz
the five story apartment, 93e East 17Sth
street, 49X142.6x Irregular.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
BROKER ACQUIRES FLAT
ON WEST 5STH STREET
L. H. Sta.Dson Buys Nine Story
House for Investment.

Lotion II. Slawson has purchased for
investment the nine story apartment
house at 40 TO LAG West Fifty-eighth
street, 72x100.5, midway between Sixth
and Seventh avenues. Tho structure
was sold by the 140 West Fifty-eighth
Street Company. Edgar A. Levy presl-
dent, which erected the house about
four years ago. 1t contains two four
room and two five room suites ON a
floor, all occupied, and has an annual
rental OF S103, 900.
The property was held at 100000
and was sold for Mr.. Levy by Joseph
Il. Armstrong OF tho Lotion III. Slawson
Company as broker The house abuts
Calvary Baptist Church.
Leopold Friedheim sold for the United
States Trust Company. 30s East 111th
street. five story tenement, 25x10oll.
125 feet east of Second avenue.
Isaac Lowenfeld purchased from
Henry Laubheimer It7 West Hath
street. a five story apartment, 2s.3x100,
housing ten families. with rental Of
$4,000 and held at sac, 1000. Morris
Moore's Sons, Inc, We're the brokers.
X. Berkowitz & Son bought the five
story apartment with stores at the south
west corner Of Park avenue and Ninety
sixth street, 50.4xio0, which had not
changed hands in twenty-five years.
The L. and p. Real Estate Company
negotiated the sale.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
DEALS IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Constance NJ. Gaulocher sold to
Ernest Guettinger the one story garage,
523 West 125th street, 7x112.6x ir-
regular.
The Two Sixty-flve Corporation sold
to Marcus Wasserman the two five
story flats, 463 and AGA Central Park
West, 50x100.
Rose Tandler sold to ia es Mathews
the five story tenement at the north
west corner of Amsterdam avenue
and 125th street, 24.10X1O0.
Express Realty Corporation sold to
the Aish Realty Corporation the six story
tenement. 22S Cherry street. northwest
corner of Pelham street. 2S.1ox96.
Edith Newbold sold to Mayer Delisky
the four five story tenements, 1889 to
1856 First avenue. northeast corner or
Ninety y-second street, 1o0.Sx94.
Max Scheiner sold to Louis Loberfeld
the five story tenement, 362 Cherry
street, 26x96x irregular.
Jacob Mattern sold TO Frank a..
jennings tho three story dwelling, 313
West F'orty-sixth street. 2oxIo0.o.
Leo Fillman sold 10 Frederick J. Con-
don for 5000 the four story dwelling
IL West Eighty-seventh street, 20x10oS.
Allen II. Hamblen sold to William j.
Jack the four story dwelling, 6is Lex
ington avenue. adjoining the northwest
corner Of Fifty-third street. 21.ix6s.
Max wilkins sold TO Vito and Felicia
Bonomo tho two four story dwellings,
1921 and 1873 Lexington avenue, 53.4x65.
John J. Cassidy sold to Edgar 8.
Appleby the three story dwelling. 81
West Ninety-third street. 16.6xI0.l.
Margaret Diack sold to John Corr fba
three story dwelling. SO West 126th
street 17.t0xeg.1j.
George Oberdorfer sold 10 Katherine
r. Swami the three story dwelling. 2i0
West l30th street, 15x99.11.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
AGENTS FOR GARDEN SUITES.
New York Brokers TO Sell Flats ut
jackson Heights.

The Greensboro Corporation. de-
velopers of the garden apartments at
Jackson Heights. l.. l.. announced yes
terday thatNit has appointed the Brown,
Wheelock- Harris Vought & Co., Inc,
as sales agents for these properties. \
few weeks ago the company announced
the appointment of Pease & Gilman,
brokers. US similar agents. In speak
fng of the Jackson Heights garden apart
mcnts, c. Merritt Ives of the Brown,
Wheelock- Harris Vought & Co, Inc,
said
jackson Heights is without doubt the
best solution Of the housing problem
for people who wish 10 pay a moderate
rental and eventually TO own their
apartment Every garden apartment
room Is bright and cheerful aud the con-
structlon throughout is of the best. Jack
son Heights offers all the advantages OF
good suburban communities and yet Is
within the limits OF the city of New
York and can be reached by subway
in about twenty minutes from Grand
Central station. This IS better time
than can be mado 20 and from Wash
inston Heights or The Bronx"
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
PERSONAL AND IMPERSoNAL.

J. Clarence Davies. Inc. placed mort
cages aegre eating about $4,000 on four
properties on Murdoch avenue, south OF
Crawford avenue. Bronx.
Peaso & Gilman Company were the
brokers in tho recently reported sale or
the dwelling at 4s East Seventy-fourth
street TO Henry L. Finch.
Frank IIillman loaned $4,000 10
Harris. Friedman for building five story
apartments, 1o0xio0. on the north side
OF 1sist street. 100 feet west OF Eleventh
avenue.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company
made q building loan of seo0,Ooo TO
Homerio Construction Company for five
story apartments, s3xe0 and eox9o. on tho
east side OF Walton avenue. sll feet
eouth Of Fordham road.
Purchasers OF properties sold recently
are: Rose Sobel OF 6z1 Went isist street
and 2is West 1l2fh street; Martha Kay
rola OF 3Sl West End avenue: Cath
crime Quinn OF 30s West Twenty-eighth
street. Seymour Realty Company OF
40 TO 457 Willis avenue and Frank J..
Du Val OF 3042 Park avenue.
Edwards. Dowdney e. Rlchart placed
tho following first mortgages. 500 600
on 175 Eighth avenue. $4,000 on west
side University avenue. 1896 feet south
Of fremont avenue: $1,000 on 60 Sec
ond avenue. $4,000 on lS17 Crotona ave-
nue. for Crotona Tailoring Corporation
and second mortgage OF s2Ooo on COZ
West 1ieth street
The SIS west End Avenue Corpora
ton. III. A. Hyman, president. has trans
ferred 20 Vincent Slattery title 20 the
sixteen story apartment house on West
End avenue between Eighyt-elghth and
Eighty-ninth streets and which was
erected according 20 plans made by and
under tho supervision OF Messrs.
Schwartz & Gross. architects. Tho sale
was made last June through ]. Sharp
g. GO.
william r. May & Co we're Tho
brokers ia the sale OF the four story
dwelling at II East sixty ninth street.
having frontage Of 81 feet. for Moritz
Wormser. II was held at Si15.0Co and
has been acquired by buyer who VIII
rebuild II ana occupy. II is separated
by one house from tho site OF tho pro-
posed Marshall Field home. Mr. Field
has no connection with the deal. the
brokers report,
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
FOREIGN PORTS.


CARpENA5, Nov 1--Arrived. str Lisbeth
(Nor). Mobile (and at Caibaricn oth).
cRISTOBAL, Oct 31-Sailed, str Nevada
(Fr), Havre and Antwerp.
HALIFAX, Nov 4-Arrived. strs Ariano
(Br), Montreal; Andalusia tSw). Jamaica ;
9th, Mississippi (Br). Norfolk; schrs Robert
Arthur (Br), New York; Wapiti (Br), Parrs-
boro.
Cleared 4th, str Manchester Corporation
(Br). Manchester (and sailcd).
Sailed 4th. strs Tuscolo Uta), Montreal; !;
Watuka (Br). North Sydney; Empress tBr).
st John NIB lhaving completed rcpairs).
HAVANA, oct 2S-Arriyed, schr Rena A
Murphy Pascagoula.
NORWOOD. Oct 3f--In port, schrs A B
Barteaux (Br) and Esther Hankinson (Br),
both loading for New York.
MONTREAL. Nov 4-Sailed. etrs Gustav
Vigeland (Nor), Campbellton; Hohneck tFr).
Port Alfred; Canadian Sapper tBD, st
Johns.
PORT TARAFA. Nov 3--Arrived, str Nord-
hayet Cpan, Nuevitas.
QUEBEC, Nov 1-Sailed. aux echr Lieuten-
ant Grsnisr Crr), United Kingdom.
ST JOHNS. NF, Oct 31-Arrived, str LON
fNor). sydney: schrs Cyril T (Br), Lisbon !
Nina w Corkum iBr), LUnenburg.
SAN jose DE GUATEMALA, Nov l.
Sailed, str Cuba, Balboa.
VERA CRUZ, Nov 3-~Arrived. str Helsoy
(Nor), New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
Continued From Preceding Page.

Brookiyn. was floated later and passed out
Quarantine at 10:47 AN.
CHICAGO, Nov e-The power yacht Spec
9acilss with Albert Cowan and party OF
Chicagoans aboard. has arrived safely at
Las Palmas, Canary Islands, cablegram
received hero to-day stated. 1t was seven
days overdue as a result OF a severe storm
y GALVESTON, Tex, Nov 3--Tug. Toteco,
owned by the International Petroleum co
and operating In the vicinity OF Port Lopos'
was towed to Quarantine to-day by str GulI-
trade: the tug recently lost her propeller IN
Mexican waters and came here for repairs
LONDON, Nov 6-Str Dauperata, from
New Orleans for Rotterdam. before reported
with hand steering gear disabled. has ar
rived at Dover.
ORANGE, Tex. Nov 3--Shippins Board tug
BaAford was sent from here to-day to Beau
mont to be used In raising the str basco,
which sank In the Neches River some time
ago: Il Is reported that the steamer VIII Dc
floated tonight and will be taken to Orange
70 be united with fleet of wooden ships pur-
chased by the Western Marine and Salvage
Co.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov s--schr James
William (Br), hence for Gallon Bay, &c,
returned to-day, having sustained damage 10
starboard bow from collision will United
States Engineers str vidette off Wilmington
Creek yesterday afternoon. The Vidette
sustained damage to stem ana Elk DOW
plates,
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
AMERICAN PORTS.


BoOTHBAY IIARBoR, Nc, NOV 4--Arrived'
schr Bradford z Jones, Portland Tin tow.
FORT POINT. Me. Nov ARRIVED; tug
Valley Forge. Philadelphia, towing barge
Enterprise land proceeded 10 Philadclphis
9th with barSes Belmont and Ephrats. call
ing at Psrkers Flats for barge Pocopson).
GALVESTON, Tex. Nov 4-Arrived. sfrs
Federal. Havre via New Orleans: III Nale'
New York: caigaroiite (Br). Montreal.
Sailed 4th. strs Birkonhead, Philadelphia: !:
Greystoke Castle (Br, Client, Antwerp and
Hull: Tamiahua, Tampico; louisiana tNor)'
Bergen, &C. ConciIo. New York.
GLOUCESTER. Mass. Nov 6-Sailed. tug
Germantown. for philsdelphia' towing
barges Skppack tfrom Boston,, Pickering
HILo, oct 2s--Arrived, str Enterprise. San
Francisco: schr Thistle. Everett.
Sailed goth. schr Defiance, ASTORIA.
HONOLULU, Oct S1-Arrived, str VIII
hcinlina San francisco
Sailed 3ist str Grant, Manila.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. Nov a-Arri,ed. ctr
for Panama Canal and Boston vita portsl.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov 0-Sailed,
schr Matthew s Greer. Braya.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov ARRIVED. schr
T,ucocar (porD, Mobile for Haiti tnot schr
Stranger from New York the Lucocar tex-
strsnger) was renamed rorae time ssoI.
poRTLAND. Me, Nov e-Arriyed; str Mo-
hican, New York: schrs John Braceveil.
Lynn: Harriet -. Salem: Nellie Grant, Bos-
ton for Ellsworth; Msyflower (Br). Parrs-
boro; Nellie Eaton, DO: Gilbert stanciiff. do
lot BonEoTt
In port 7th. echr James O Banien. loading
for Barbados.
POINT JUDITH. III. Nov o. g AM--Psssed.
tug Wyoming. from Perth Amhoy. towing
barros 1sa for Boston, IS5 for Gardiner, Io0
for Camden and To9 for Searsport.
ROCKLAND, Me. Nov 5--Arrivcd. tug
Perth Ambcy. Perth Arnboy via Parkers
Flats (where she left barges Nos 20 tfron
New YoriD and Ta3 (from Boston, and Bel
fast where she left barg-s 200. from do,
aud left at II AM 9Th with barges 90. for
New York. calling NJ Portland for barges
ISL and fsG and at Boston. for orders).
gAN FRANC1SCO. Cal. Nov ARRIVED. str
Provldencla CFr), Aberdeen for Santa Ro-
salia.
Sailed fst. str Matsonin, Honolulu.
SABINE. Tex, Nov 3-Sailed. str Fricda,
New York.
sEARsPoRT. Me. Nov I--Arrived. s,rs STR
rah fNor). Shields: ID. Ripogenus. Norfolk.
Arrived 9Th. schr Marie de Ronde. Norfolk.
TATOOS1f, Wash, Nov Passed out, bark
Forest Dream, from Seattle for San Pedro
Tin tow).
TAMPA, Fla, Nov s--Arrived, str Alta
inaha, New York for Mobile: schrs Hesper,
SEQ report; V Drew (BrD, Grand cayman.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov Q. 2 AM
Arrived tug Carlisle, Philadelphia, towing
barge Mosulom for Portland. Me. Nesharniny
for Camden and Temple for Bangor (and tug
left for New bedford for sornc repair work,
arriving there 81 . AND.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09

PORT SAID. Nov 7-Sailed. str Dacrs Cas-
tle (Br), Boston and New York.
, PRESTON. Er&. Nov 8-Arrived. str Car
aifl PIJERro SHrI; fIP pAPRi6s, Nov e-sa,led, str
Santa Marta. New Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov S-Sailed. str Laconia
(Br), from Liverpool for New York.
RIO JANEIRO, Nov 4-sailed, ctr Amcri-
can Legion. New York (2,0o0 bags coffee).
ROTTERDAM, Nov 5-Arrived. strs Inde-
pendence Hall, New York; 9th. Sundance. sa-
ST JOHNS. NF, Nov 7. 7 ANI-saiied. str
Digby (Br), from Liverpool for Halifax and
Boston.
SANTA MARTA, Nov 6---Arrived. str Car
rillo. Puerto Colombia.
SANTIAGO, Nov S--Arrived, etrs Cibao
CNot),. New Orleans; Port Antonio (Ncr),
Arrived 9th. str Venus II tNor>. Glen
fuegos.
SHIELDS. Noy SAILED, strs gorsshils s
Gothenburg for Baltimore.
soURABAYA. Nov 2--sailed, str West
Msh0mst, shp, Mew To York VIA via ports s,os -. N.
jestic (Br) New York.
Arrived Sth, str Empress OF Britain CBr)
Quebec for Hamburg (and proceeded.
SPEZIA, Nov b--Arrived, str Arabic CBr)
New York for Genoa.
SUNDERLAND. Nov 7-sailed. str Nord-
fjsMd sMaNspa atNsTp. GSsne NoS 7saes str corn.shm.n
SYRIA. Nov s--Arrived. str King Alfred
tBr), Montreal.
TAMPICO. Nov T. 2 PM-Sailed, str Cam
den. Cristobal.
Sailed Nov -, str Elisha Walker. Boston.
TELA. Nov b-sailed. str Parismina. New
TIIAMEsHAvEN, Oct 3l-saiied. str Brit
ish Sergeant (Br), New Orleans.
TIENTSTN, Nov T-Sailed, str Welsh City
(Br), Astoria.
TURKS ISLAND. Nov Z, 2. PM,-..Arrived,
str South American (Br). New York VIA
Monte Christi, &c (and sailed Q PM.
Arrived 4th, schr Edward u WinSlow, Nor
folk (ioads for st JoiIn).
VALPARAISO, Nov e--Arrived, str Santa
VANCOUVER. Be. Nov 7--Arr,ved. strs
Arabia Maru tJppl. Tacoma; Colsa. San
Francisco.
Sailed 7th, str Canadian Rover (Br). Ocean
Falls.
VENICE, Nov 2--Arrived, ctr Liberty Bell,
VERA CRUZ, Nov T-sailcd. str Monterey,
Tampico.
VICTORIA, Be, Nov ARRIVED, ctr indian
City. San francisco.
Arrived 7th, strs President Grant, Manila,
Hong Kong, &c; Yosh!da Maru Ill Jap),
Japan.
YOKOHAMA, Nov s--Arrived. str West
Faraion, San Francisco for Sourabaya.
Arrived 9Th, str Toyama Maru tJap), Sc
attic for Hong Kong .
Arrived -5th, str City OF Pekin CBr), New
York.
Sailed 4,h. strs Hallgyn (Nor), Vancouver;
Havre Maru (Jap), from Hong Kong for
New York.
Sailed 5th, str Yokohama Maru Jap), from
Hong Kong for Tacoma tnot preyiously).
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
PORT CHESTER LOTS SOLD.
II. l.. Kennedy, Inc., Holds Auction
on Election Day.

Many buyers We're present at the
auction OF lots on Byram Ridge, Port
Chester, Conn, conducted last Tuesday
by Bryan L. Kennedy, INC, In large
tent on King street FOR the estate OF
the la.e Nicholas T.. Palmer. The lots
were sold for from $500 to $4,000.
Among the successful bidders were
W. p. Stymus, Jr., OF Port Chester, who
took the five lots on Loeb lane from
corner Of King street; Henry Steers.
also OF Port Chester. who paid $4,000
for lot on King street and Beechwood
boulevard. and Lester J. Nolan. who
bought three choice lots on Hillandale
road for s3.750. Buyers from this city
included J. p. Houes, Frederick Lash
and John 3. Mairs.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
pRooKLYN AUCTION TODAY.

Tho Jere. Johnson, Jr.. Company,
auctioneers, win cell to-day az auction
for the estate OF the late Margaret
Reddy. the two story and cellar frame
building. with store and ten rooms on
the upper floor. at 5509 First avenue.
between Fifty fifth and Fifty sixth
streets. South BROOKLYN. The sale viii
be held in the Brooklyn Real Estste
Exchange, 1S9 Montague street. at
noon.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Jules Nehring sold for Louis fIaber-
stroh the southeast corner of 1SSth
street and st. Nicholas avenue, plot
Of about five and three-quarter lots.
fronting f15 feet on the avenue. Mr..
Haberstroh purchased the lots about
thirty years ago. and erected residence
and stable The property Is to be i'm
proved with an apartment house.
Leopold t'riedheim sold fer the United
States Trust Company. as trustee. Is
and is West Ninety-fourth street. two
four story houses, 1853 feet west OF
Central Park West, 37.exloO.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
QUEENS Bonoucu DEALS.

A. n. hoffman g. CO., Inc, leased through
@. ". clay fourth floor in the waidcs
Building on Austeli place and Ashburn
street, Long Island city. The lease is
for term Of years. and tho factory
will be used for the manufacture of
carved woods and objects of art.
Cross & Brown Company. with Max
@. Kemp, sold a vacant plot, 100 feet
front, on the east side OF Lawrence
street, between Potter and Ditmars ave-
nue-, A.tcrie
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
FIFTH AVENUE LOFT SOLD.
JuiIlinrd Interests Part With Par
ccl MT 10Th street.

Brown, Wheelock- Harris Voisht & Co.,
Inc, sold to an investing client for the
Central Union Trust Company OF New
York. trustees Of the estates OF Helen
G. Juilliard, May G. Dodge and Eliza
beth ID. Stokes the twelve story store
and loft building. 27.i0x1s0. at 14o Fifth
avenue, southwest corner OF Nineteenth
street.
The property was held at s450.o00.
and was acquired by the Juilllard inter
ests from the builder. Henry Corn. in
1900. The purchaser intends 10 divide
some Of the lofts into offices and show
rooms. The brokers have been APP
pointed agents OF tho property.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
ICE COMPANY auys PLOT.

Tho Solomon Independent Ice Com
pany. Abraham Solomon president, has
purchased the property, 150N100, with
bulkhead. at the south corner OF East
Fifth street and the East River. a
plant is 20 DO erected that VIII turn
out 500 tons OF fee daily.
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
STORES.



2isT sr.--i2e v. 20x5o. siS-sico.
Apply premises.
asTH sr.-i22 y. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
7ATH sT.--i5l w. 2szioo. Rss-
sonable.
Apply Sharurn. 10 Broadway.
AID sr.-5o5 w. 25xioo. Iseeson-
able.
Apply premises.
ssTH sT.-23o-2so ?. Rsason-
Leon S. Ai.1nay.r. ca n. ssa.
2osTH eT-Broaeway. seoo-si. .2oo
rental.
siawson a Hobbs. ie2 W. T2d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rental.
Rutland q Benjamin, IA II. tsth.
THIRD Av.--a,h 81. Rcasonaels,
Apply premises.
10TH sr.-Grand C0ncours.
Reasonable rental.
shaw, Rockwell & Sandfors.
ip72 Jerome Az.
JEROME Av.--iaT2. Reasonable
shaw. Rockwell q Sandford.
premises.
BrTRNSTpE Av.--Arthcny Av.
s6O-SS5.
Shaw, Rockwell & SaniforG.
1872 Jerome Az.
Pennsyivania.
rHIIADEBPHfA--a4th So. ana
Market st. Guaranty Bldg),
Reasonable.
Guaranty Corp. t40 North Brccd
ST., Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
CABLE REPORTS.
rAssENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ARABIC (Br). at spesia eth.
CANOPIC (Br), at Bremen 7th.
DRoTTNINGHoLM (sw), at Gcthenburs
EMPRESS OF BRITAIN (er). at southamp-
ton Sth.
tsMPREss OF CANADA (Br), at Hong Kong
7th.
pATIS (Fr), at Plymouth 7th.
EONOMA. at PaCo Pago Tth.
TAORMINA CtaD, at Genoa 3D..
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
Dangers to vigation.

ffeported to tho Hydrographic Office.]
Nov g. lat 30, Ion II A., passed buoy
with staff and cage well submerged
Oct 30. lat 80 81. Ion n os, passed what
jared 10 be the huh OF vessel GO feet
long, bottom up. showing about feet above
NateF-Str Knud Hamsun tNor).
The New York herald., 1922-11-09
OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE.


ESD sT-77 W (Masorlc Bldg).
Reasonable.
Apply Kodak store, premises.
AID ST.-vanderbilt Az. Reason
able rental.
81 II. 42d st.
43D sT.--Fifth Az. 2so 50. n.
InouIrc Room as.i. 100 Bway.
18TH ST. I'll w. 20zso. Reason
able.
Apply Housekeeper, premises.
54rH sT.--2i3 W, Furnished.
Rea sonshle. -.
rhone Mr. schwartz. Circle 1851
7ar sT.--1s3 w. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
BROADWAY - 100. rurniehec.
Reasonable.
Appiy Room e12, premises
BRoADwAY-1es. with rooms.
500 sa. q. Reasonable.
Apply Room SOC. premises.
BRoADwAY-52i (two). Reason
able rental.
ARMY Room Al, premises.
BRoADwAY-32 200 "a. It.
$50 $50.
Apply Firth floor. premises.
EIGHTH Av. ? $50 34th 81.
CPrlntinE Crafts Bldg).
Reasonable.
Apply Room tAi0. premises.
FIFTH Av.--79. In units OF 500
sq. n. and up. Ree sonaole.
VIM. S. sussman, Inc, 500 Mad
son Av.
FIFTH AY.--To. 800 ga. II. Rea-
sonable.
WIN. 5. Sussmsn. Inc, 500 Mss-
son Av.
FIFTH Av.-coo. 1900 "a. q.
Reasonable.
Apply 24S Madison Av.
$500 81 n. Reasonable.
Apply 24S Madison Av.
FIFTH Av.--8s9 600 50. o.
Apply Room 90 or phone Van
derbllt 39tt.
FIFTH AV. Location. 800 50. n,
Apply Room sio. 55s SIN Az.
FIFTH Av.--43d 81. (Zeigl.r
BldgJ. Reasonable.
Park Av. Operating Co., Si2
jth Av.
FRONT sT.-25c. 23x6o. reason
able.
Phone BeoI0rnan ToSs.
Brooklyn.
LAWRENCE ST. .--103. SIS ur.
Apply Mr.. Peacock, premises.
Pennsyivsnts.
PHTr.ADELpHIA-24th Sl.-Nsr-
ket -. Guaranty BldE.). Rra-
sonahie.
Guaranty Corp. i40 y. Broad
s., Philadelphia.
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BUILDINGS.
{ itt.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reatsi
Ruland a Benjamin. ~ y. ssth.
NEW gr.--ae. eorsa
n 600 go p. Ressonaols
= Fred'k Brown. 5s5 9th Az.
NEW sr.--s2. 5or53.
1000 81. ~. Reasonable.
rrcd'k ProNn. 5e3 5th Az.
WARREN $50. Feasonahls
Apply Rogers. Bcekmsn 81
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AMERICAN LEGION. from Flo Janeiro 4th
for New York.
TACOMA (Br), from Queenstown 9Th Tor
New York.
MAJESTIC (nr), from Southampton sth for
New York.
New York.
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WHALEMEN.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Nov 5-Sailed,
schr Claudia, Atlantic Ocean (not pre-
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IN THE AUCTION noon.
us vEsEy sTREEr)

% dotEVH = ItVs
HATH ST, S16 y. g, 200 n = OF "a Az.
25xfo01i. story tenement; Met Savings
Bank aet Ida Cooper ct al; A 8 W
Hutchins, attysi amt due. fif,670.ts: tsxoc.
&c. 81. .ioh.5j. adjourned toNoysrnbsr ~,
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STORAGE SPACE.
rennsyivanis

pruLADELrHfA-2fth 81 and
Market So. Guaranty HldH.l.
Reasonable.
Guaranty Corp. 100 North Broad
81. Philadelphia.
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FACTORY PROPERTIES.

City.
SAD 6T.---zs5 y. 1900 SO. q.
Reasonable
Apply u. @. De witt. 512 STD Az.