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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-01
PITTSPIELD

Evangelist G. Haluce will speak at
the Union Gospel Mission next sun
day, June 4th at 2 and p. m. Edw.
barrett, gospel singer. All cordial
ly invited
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-01

II you want a good clean admins
tration Vote For NJ. st. Ledger for
High Sheriff at the June Primaries
Advt. 4w19
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-01

ed relatives in town one day las
:. week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Elliott OF New
Sharon were in town Sunday.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

The Haggstrom-Callen Company has
been appointed agents OF 145 West sixty
fourth street. five story double apart.
ment.
VIM. a. White q Sons have been ap~
pointed managers OF tho buildings. 112f
TO 1877 Park avenue and So East Ninety.
second street, and OF 1129 Park avenue
Tho Nyamco Club. comprising en-
ployees OF the American Trust Com
pany and the New York Title and Mort
gage Company, will hold It's annual
dinner dance at the Hotel Astor Thurs
day evening. December IA.
Manger Brothers. lessees OF the Grand
Hotel, at the southeast corner Of Broad
way and Thlrty-first street. are said to
be the buyers OF that property. which
was recently reported sold.
other purchasers OF properties sold
recently are prlmel Realty Corporation
of tho plot on ths southeast side OF
Macomts place. eg.2 feet southwest Of
i5ist street: Kitty u. Pancritius. OF q
West Eighty-seventh street; Hamabat
Realty Company. OF 29l West i47th
street: Theodore Revillon, OF 1929 and
1881 Lexington avenue, and j. n. Siegel.
Jr, Of 259 West Seyenty-first street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
Fire Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDER.

I. The members of the Department Band
and Bugle and Drum Corps will be directed
TO report 10 Engineer of Steamer John ID.
Schuber at the Twelfth Regiment Armory,
Columbus avenue and Sixty-second street,
Manhattan, at 10 A. NJ. Tuesday, December
5. 1922, for practice.
2. Pursuant to the provisions OF section
1853, Rules and Regulations, 1912, Fireman
First Grade William Saugez of II. & l.. Co.
109. is hereby fined 81 for loss of Book OF
Rules and Regulations.
3. Transfers TO take effect at A. NJ, De-
cember ., 1922:
Engineer OF Steamer-John L. Boes, En-
gine Dps TO Engine $50
Firemen First Grade--John NJ. Seaman,
Engine 255 TO Engine 256; Michael j. Cor
man. II. & l.. 113 to Engine 246: Peter j..
Connor, II. & l.. 107 to Engine 225.
Fireman Second Grade-Frank Gehlbach,
Engine 226 to II. a l.. 1sl.
4. Special leaves of absence are hereby
granted to the following members of the de-
partment:
Capt. John Hughes ID. II. & T.. Co. 40. for
nine hours, from a. NJ, December 3, 1922.
Lieut.. John j. keane, Engine Co. 20f, for
Is hours, from =. NJ, December II. 1922.
Fireman first grade. Bernard NJ. Hemmes,
Engine Co. 100. for 72 hours. from A. NJ,
December 6, 1922.
Fireman first grade, Louis A. Abbott, En-
gine Co. 26s. for six hours, fgom p. NJ,
December ., 1922.
Fireman second grade. Michael ]. Shalley,
Engine Co. %. for "a hours. from A. NJ.
December 3. 1922.
Fireman second grade, John Schaub. En-
gine Co. 10, for Is hours. from =. NJ, De-
cember 1922
BY order OF the Fire Commissioner,
JOHN KENBON. Chief OF Department.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued From Preceding Page.

Boston, Cardenas for Fall River and Bourne.
from Sewalls Point for Providence.
rich Kayser tGer). Savannah for Bremen
Arrived soth. strs Almasro t5r. New
York; Jefferson. do; Gloucester. Boston;
Buttonwood. coastwise; schr Cora F Cressy,
Portland. Me; tug pocahontas. towing
barge.
Arrived Dec i. strs Corona CNor). New
terdam Eliin (Greeh). New York for Genoa /;
TsIePscius T Sss 1BrS Se~ york @IssHw for Singapore
&c: Everett. coastwise: Hilton. New York
Generate Pepitti (ItaD. New Orleans for
Brown, coastwise; schr Robert L Bean.
Cleared Nov 20. str Bur tNor). Tampa.
Sailed Nov 20. tugs Humrick, New York;
Sailed Nov 80. str Lydia. Gulf ports
Lillian. Portland; Me; Jonancy. New. York
Ross. bridgeport; tug Wellfleet. towing .
Sailed Dec 1. strs NJ & J Tracy. coastwise
:. PORTLAND. Ore. Dec ARRIVED. str,, Ju;
Ranger, do; Panuco. Beilingham; ypres
Maru (Jap), Aberdeen.
Sailed ist, strs Dochra. Seattle; Kohan
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Nov so-Arrived
strs Gulfland. Beverly; West Cheswald. Gal
Sailed soth. strs Jalisco CN1ex). Mexico:
Swiftwind. north OF Hatteras; Gufklng,
Jacksonville.
PHILADELPHIA; Pa; Dec teArIiysd s,aa1,, s.5s a
sqola,r
(Dutch). Havana: Aim (Nor,. do; Philip
Publleker. Nuevitas; Coneejos. New York;
Lexington. Norfolk; Lake Tippan; do sunoil.
Sabine; Kofuku Meru Japl. Lisbon.
:, Arrived rive. LIST: ctr Wales Maru tJap'. BoS-
Cleared Isl strs Tartar Prince (Br). New
York; Napierian (Br). Halifax and Antwerp
via Boston; Conejos, Constantinople; Donin-
port News and Norfolk: Artigas, New York;
Niquero. Cuba.
Joseph NJ Cudahy. Tampico.
Passed down Marcus Hook, list, AN, tug
Gettysburg. towing barges Glehdower for
Belfast, and Belmont and Mingo. for Bangor.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 10th. 9:45
PM. strs Ormes (Br). Philadelphia for Port
do for Manchester; Gulfstream. do for Port
Arthur: 80 PM, schr James William (Br).
do for Gallon Bay, &c.
Passed out 3oth. e:15 AM. strs vendome
Montpelier. do for Los Angeles. &c.
Passed out Dec !. 5 AN. strs omphale
(Fr), Philadelphia for La Pallice, &c; 7:l0
AM, songvaar (Norl. do for Genoa. SC.
Sailed list. $40 PM tug John A Hughes,
towing barges Intrepid and Rock Harbor.
seaward-Wind PM, sW. Is miles; partly
PORTLAND, Me, Nov 30--Arrived, tug d
r McAllister. towing barge Tamaqua, Eliz-
abethport
Arrived Dec !. strs vennonia (Br). Lon
don: Michael Tracey, Philadelphia; schr
Edward 7 Lawrence. Norfolk.
PROVIDENCE, RI, Nov 3p-Arrived, strs
Maumee. Charleston; Corsica. Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov 30-Arrived.
str5 Liman lSw, motor, Scandinavia Caro-
lyn Mobile, &c: Havre Maru dap, Kobe.
Arrived Dec LIST, str Steel Scientist, Balti-
more; katherine (motor), New Orleans.
Sailed 1St, str Grace Dollar (Br), New
York.
Sailed 1st- str Woron (Br), Queenstown or
Falmouth: Havre Maru tJap), New York.
SEATTLE, Wash, Dec ARRIVED, str San
ia Olivia, San Francisco.
Sailed 1st. strs Tyndareus (Br). Yoko-
hama: Pacific. San Francisco.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov 30-Sailed. str Steel
Engineer. London.
san Pedro, Cal. Nov 3o--Arrived. strs
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
News Of the Real Estate World
FORMER RESIDENCE OF
DAN r. HANNA SOLD
Fine Westchester Place IN
Deal; Other Sales.

George Howe has sold the Croft. coun-
try seat of the late Dan r. Hanna,
situated about three miles from
Ossining. near the estates OF Holbrook
Blinn, Margaret Ellington. Irwin Cobb
and others. 1t contains 1853 acres, with
lake OF about twelve acres The
estate was developed by the former
owner. Arthur S. vernay. art con-
noisseur who built the residence along
the lines OF famous English homes.
Chauncey d. Griffen sold at Green
acres, N. Y. for Mrs. May s. Mcclellan.
plot about one half acre with
dwelling Of twelve rooms. three baths,
two car garage, held at $4,000. The
purchaser. Isaac Wheeler. vice-president
OF c. G.. Gunthers Sons, will occupy.
William X. Macdonald and Mrs. A. B.
Marvin at Woodmere. Long Island. sold
for the estate of DR.. ]. I'll. Claiborne to
j. Markham Marshall, dwelling and acre
on the Burton Estate at Woodmere: for
L. NJ. and A. Bloch new brick dwelling
with additional land on Broadway to
l. WE'LL, for occupancy; for Far Rock
away Investing Company. 16 lots TO
Mrs. II. Coleman to be improved with
modern residence; for Mrs. 4. Milhurn
Is lots on Academy Road to ]. Goldberg;
for Vision Realty Company to Mrs.
Marion S. Disher, 8 lots on Central
avenue, Woodmere.
Bryan L. Kennedy, Inc. sold for Mrs.
Alice o. Bernheim TO Frederick C.
Tanner. OF the law firm Of Butcher.
Tanner & Foster, attorneys for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
for his own occupancy, twenty-one
acres of land on Kennellworth Road be-
tween Westchester avenue and North
street, Purchase. n. Y, with
residence. garage and outbuildings. The
property was held at $4,000.
Thomas A. McWhinney Realty Com
pany sold for 1. Goldberg the block of
unimproved property, West Broadway
and Woodmere Boulevard, Lawrence.
l.. 7. The ONeil Brothers of Lawrence,
l.. I. were purchasers. They will I'M
prove the plot with four brick dwellings.
Title to the premises, 20 Saratoga
avenue, Yonkers, have been conveyed
Fby John c. Thomson, Attorney, to Will
lam l.. Churchill. The purchaser was
represented by Schrugam & Arbuckle.
Thomas S. Burke. negotiated the sale.
William p. Jones sold for Kathryn J.
Grace to Harry NJ. Bennett, seven lots
each 25x141, on the north side OF In
dependence avenue 700 feet west OF
Union street, Freeport, L. ].
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Brown, wheelocl1- Harris. vought &
Co. sold for the Clark estate G1 West
Seventy-third street, four story dwell
ing. 20x100. to a purchaser who will ex-
tensively alter and occupy. This is the
last of twenty-eight houses on the north
side of Seventy-third street between
Central Park West and Columbus ave-
nue. sold by the estate through the same
brokers'.
Dwight. Archibald s Perry sold TO
Maria S. Simpson for the estate of Pat
rick Clark the four story dwelling 4Ss
West Twenty-third street. The pur-
chaser will probably renovate and oc-
cupy after the expiration OF the present
lease.
Frederick Fox & Co. sold for Martin
Beck the four story dwelling. 23x100
at IS East Fifty-fourth street. The
buyer is an investor.
James II. Cruikshank bought from
Rosetta and Esther Iangstadler 265
West 127th street, three story dwell
ing, 16.Sx100, through John III. Pierce.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Dwight. Archibald & Perry. Inc, and
Julius Segal. sold the four dwellings and
tie two apartment houses. 20, %, "a, 2ia
Garden place, and 2s5 and 2S7 Hicks
street. This property extends through
the block between Garden place and
Hicks street and is In one of the most
attractive Of the old time sections OF
Brooklyn. The buyer Is an investor.
Buckley and Horton Company sold
plot, 120x10o on the East side of East
Twcnty-eighth street between Foster
avenue and Farragut Road for Mrs. 7.
Herzberg to a builuer.
William Liss, Inc, sold for Isidore
Solomon to Mrs. A. Kippe. two two
story buildings, 1709-17i3 Avenue NJ. each
aOx50 irregular, consisting OF store and
apartments.
Chanin Construction Company. Inc.
purchased from the Lorraine Realty
Company, northeast corner of Fifteenth
avenue and Fortieth street. 1oox1o0 feet
The plot will be improved with five
buildings, 3Dx75. feet consisting Of stores
and apartments.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
BANK BUYS ON THIRD AVENUE
Chatham and Phenix Takes Over
Adjoining Parcel.

The three story banking building at
s57 Third avenue, 25x9O. has been re-
sold by Daniel B. Freedman to the C.
=. y. Realty Corporation, holding con-
Germ for the Chatham and Phenix Ma
tional Bank, whose branch abuts at 205
East Fifty-seventh street This is the
third sale of the property within few
weeks. II was first sold for the Han
over Trust Company of Boston to Nor
man S. Riesenfeld and Joseph r. A
O'Donnell. who Immediately resold 1t to
Mr. Freedman. The building has been
occupied by a Polish banking concern.
Plans were filed yesterday for the new
branch home Of the Chatham and Phenix
Bank at the southwest corner Of Bowery
and Grand street. a four story building,
estimated to cost 100000, by c. L.
Calhoun, architect.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
$3.50, 900 BRONX FLAT
FIGURES IN TRADE
Fordhan, Road House Sold /;
Other Deals Reported.

Tho five story apartment house on
plot. 116x222, at northeast corner of
Fordham road and Davidson avenue.
has been sold by the Realty Managers,
Inc, Frank Begrisch president TO Pat
rick Herman. The property has eight
stores and was held at $550,000. In
part payment Mr.. Herman, the buyer,
gave his equity in the one and two story
business building on ~the east side OF
Westchester avenue. between Fox and
Tiffany streets, 246x145x irregular, con-
tanning twelve stores and an office.
Sherman & Kirschner sold for Steind-
Ter Holding Corporation 6l6 to 622 East
137th street, four four story triple flats,
25x100 each. held at $4,000.
Hudson p. Rose Company purchased
from Mrs. NJ. Large the three story
frame building with store, $50 Brook
avenue; also eight room house. 426 East
164th street, and purchased from IL.
Kullman dwelling, 1913 East 136th street
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
Big GAIN MADE ON
BROADWAY CORNER
Shoe Dealers Resell Dietz Par
eel at Fiftieth Street to
TinfoilsDealers.

The Regal Shoe Company has pur-
chased the Dietz property at 1929
Broadway and 210-212 West Fiftieth
street at the southwest corner OF Fif-
tieth street, and has resold the property
10 the United Chain Building. Inc, in
vestors, headed by Lehmaier-Schwartz
& Co, tinfoil dealers at 215 East Twen-
ty-second street The buyers were rep
resented by A. \. Gitterman The Regal
company ii Is said took a profit Of
about 100000 in the transaction. The
Brown. Wheelock-Harris, Nought s. Co.,
Inc. were the brokers.
Negotiations are under way for q
lease OF the property for a forty-two
year term to the St. Regis Restaurant.
which occupies the southerly portion Of
the Broadway frontage. The net rental
for the term, exclusive of taxes and
other charges, amounts to $4,000. 600.
This deal Is being negotiated by the
Brown, Wheelock- Harris, Vought & Co.,
Inc. After May. 1928. when subleases
expire, new building operation will
probably be undertaken. The Regal
company will remain on their present
corner store until that time.
The shoe dealers acquired the prop
erty in 1917 on a $4,000 year net
rental basis, with an option TO purchase
at s575,000. The new owners in leas-
ing the property for sS.So0.000 net for
a forty-two year term Indicate. ac-
cording to Winfred Watson OF Brown,
Wheelock- Harris. Vought G Co., Inc.
the upward trend of values in the upper
Times square section. According to Mr..
Watson, In the next ten years the trade
and traffic center will have moved from
Forty-second street TO Fiftieth street.
The property, which forms an L
around the southwest corner OF Broad
way and Fiftieth street, fronts sos feet
on Broadway and 1910 feet on Fiftieth
street. After leasing the property the
Regal company improved it with three
story building. The site comprises about
1900 square feet.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
BRISK POST-HOLfDAY
APARTMENT TRADING
Big Houses on Heights Passes
to Neu Hands.

The Wood, Dolson Company, Inc.
through it's representative, Alfred j.
Rooney. sold for the estate OF r. d.
Blardot to the Motion Realty Corpora
ton. represented by ]. Douglas Wet
more, attorney. the Antlers, at COS West
1l1th street, an eight story freproof
apartment house. 50xl0O1l, adjoining the
northwest corner of Broadway. 1t was
held at 500. 600 and returns an annual
rental of approximately $4,000.
Max n. Natanson. operator, has re-
sold to Joseph Shenk, the Cortlandt
and the Marc Anthony apartments, two
twelve story structures at 2lO and PA
Cathedral Parkway, between Amster-
dam avenue and Broadway. The prop
critics have a frontage of 800 feet and
a depth of 7o.1l feet and bring In a
rental of about 100000 Il year.
Alexander Grant, Washington Heights
builder and investor, has rerold the
Palmerson, q six story elevator apart
ment house. northwest corner OF st.
Nicholas avenue and ls4th street. which
he purchased a month ago through
Mcdowell & Byrnes. The same brokers
have now sold the property in conjunc-
ton with Charles Il. Moore TO Nathan
Garten. a cigar manufacturer, who buys
for investment. The structure stands
on a plot 10Ox10O, and was held at
SS0O, 900.
Arthur Cutler & Co. sold for the
425 Convent Avenue Corporation, 4S5
Convent avenue, southeast corner of
149th street, n six story apartment
house. 100x10o, to the Manport Realty
Corporation. The property was held
at $500
Spear & Co sold the five story
apartment $50 to 1858 Columbus avenue,
northwest corner OF Seventy-seventh
street, 1O06x30 Middlebrook g. Bor-
land. attorneys, represented the pur-
chaser, the Rheseus Realty Corpora
ton, James II. Farrell, Alfred w. Ger
gren and William e. Shrewsbury. di-
rectors.
Stebbins Realty and Construction
Company. Inc, purchased from the
Arbutus Realty Company, 1905, 1907 and
1900 Third avenue. southeast corner of
Seventy fifth street, three five story
apartment houses with stores. 52.6x75.
Joseph Herzog was the broker.
Duff '& Conger Inc, sold for Mrs.
Etha Dahlgren Rhett, the two three
story single flats, 426 and AS Pleasant
avenue.
Charles NJ de Rosa Company sold for
Philip Marcello and Philip Zaccaro the
five story tenement, 25xlC0, at 622 West
Ffftieth street.
Lowenfeld. & Prayer sold to Rachel
Welinsky q four story tenement with
four stores at the southeast corner
Of Eighth avenue and 129th street,
20xso, housing six families, with rem.
tai of $500. 1t was held at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
SALES IN DYCKMAN SECTION.

The Braus Realty Corporation has
conveyed the plot. 11s.7x70. at the south
east corner of Broadway and 2l3th
street TO the Isham Park Corporation.
recently formed, with Samuel Black,
Richard w. Matthews and William IL
Callahan as directors.
The one story garage property. l25x2oo.
on 202d street. through TO 203d street
100 feet west OF Amsterdam avenue. has
been transferred by the Dyckman
Garage Village and Repair Shop. Inc,
TO Joseph Frank.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
Everett. victoria: olepn. AlanzauIllo;

Everett. Victoria: oieum. Manzanilio;
semer City, Philadelphia
Arrived Dec /. str Nayarit (dex). Maza
Ian.
Sailed soth, strs Everett. Guaymas: Rob-
sert Z Hopkins, New York; Camilla Gilbert
LNor), do.
Manta. Pensacola; Ponce. New York; Dec l.
choctaw, New Orleans.
Sailed Nov 80. str San Lorenzo. New YORK;
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec ARRIVED. strs City
or Savannah. New York; Juniata. Baltimore
for Jacksonville; Essex, Jacksonville for
Philadelphia (and both proceeded,
: TACOMA, Wash, Dec 1-Arriyeds Brttidh
cruiser Cape Town. Vffncouver.
sailed LIST. strs Willpolo. Aberdeen; Lewis
Luc ckenbach, Port Ludlow.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Dec AR
rive4l. schrs Virginia Dare. TAMPA for Bos-
ton. Wawenock Sullivan for New York,
william Bisbee. do for Providence uattey
retir ned); Sally Persia Noyes. Calais. Me
(for orders): tugs Lehigh, towing barges
Nos 700. ,7s5. 7s5, Boston for New YORK;
Perth Amboy. towing barges Nos T02. 1O6,
7s7, z67, Rockland for do.
PasaIed LIST. strs Meirose. east uo;So Axdly
Hampden, west Cat PM.-Wind, SW.
heavy. cloudy.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
TRANSFERS IN MANHATTAN.

Sarah Heitner sold to Tessie X.
Broder the six story flat, with stores,
al 1890 and 1922 Madison avenue, north
west corner Of Ninety-eighth street
10011x45
Hilmon Realty Corporation sold TO
Benjamin Melcher. the six story flat.
259 West 152d street, 50xS9. II.
Cornelius Dacy sold TO the 159 West
Twenty fifth street Corporation Henry
Hellman) tho three five story houses,
Rose Sobel sold 20 w. and l.. Ossfnan
the five story apartment. 2l6 West 112th
street. 334x1co
lena Moser sold TO George II. Dixon
and James w. Morris the three story
dwelling. 232 West 1929 street. 16xs9.1i
May r. Linkey sold TO MIsak s.
Ohnigian the two story dwelling, 3s6
Audubon avenue, 1sx60.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
NEwCCoN GERMS IN DEALS.

The ono story building, 100.1ixs0. a.
the southwest corner of Lexington ave
nue. and 1l6th street. Is to be taken
over by the newly formed 1870 LexinR-
ton Avenue. Inc, with S.. j. and o.
Liberman as directors. Moses N. Krs-
kower Is the attorney for the new own
ers. The property stands in the name
Of the Regas Realty Company.
The 206l Bryant Avenue Corporation,
with NJ. u. Il l.. Lesser and NJ. Bum.
stone as directors. has been formed 10
take over the property at that location.
Macmillan Lesser is attorney for the
new owners.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Leopold & Herbert We'll leased for
Frieda Hart TO Joseph J. Silver south
west corner Of Thirty-fourth street and
Lexington avenue, three seven story
apartment houses fronting 141 feet on
street and III feet on
Lexington avenue The aggregate rental
$1,000, 900.
Hamilton Iselin & Co. leased an apart
ment In 10 West Fifty-fifth street to
Miss Emma Gllchrest for Gaines, Van
Nostrand & Morrison, agents
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
Fire Record

A. NJ. LOSE
= :50-Foot OF Perry ST.; N. II. Barge
Lee Simmons. ........... Unknown
3:05-71 West 1880 ST.. Emma Mos.
kowtz mo oama6e
3:15-310O Broadway; Saliarth Mud
a;4o-5os west i2itthi st.: D. D. ioi Doul-
1o:oo-3i9 West Thirty-sixth ST..
Minnie Overton. Unknown
10 .25-124 West Twenty-fourth ST.;
Samuel Goldberg ......... Unknown
II :15-23S East Twenty-seventh ST.:
J. krosayran. ......::.... Unknown
II :45-In front of 2lo West 10th St.
motor car; unknown ..-... Unknown
p. M
II $3.50 East 1920 st.. Bronx; I'M
3:15-176 Third avenue; Edward Dodd.
1892 Albany street; Equitable Life,
3:55-21s East Fifty-eghth street;
rubbish; unknown. Unknown
$3.50 Sheriff street; Nathan Elm
45o-2 West Forty-seventh street;
Arthur Lee & Sons. Unknown
5:00-177 Suffolk street; David Eb-
e.,r9dS ner csnier street; scbroedsr Unknown
Lombard ............ .Slignr
7:3o-2323 Dahlgren street, Bronx. Vim
cent de Rosa. Unknown
s:0S-24 Attorney street, A. Krlm. Slight
S:20-107 West 124th street. Theresa
Moving Van Company. Unknown
s:3o-506 West 180th street. unknown,
Unknown
s:4o-1s Frankfort street, Frankfort
Press -................O unknown
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
AMERICAN PORTS.
BY MALL

GALVESTON. Tex. Nov 26-Arrtved, strs
Eastern Victor. Manchester; Solarina, Tam
pico.
Munaibso, Baltimore.
Sailed 2sth. str Coban (Br). Parrsborc;
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov 2b-Sailed.
str Cambrai US). Honolulu; schr George
f Billings Puget Sound: 2sth. strs Ranger.
Portland, Ore: Lancaster. do.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Nov 24-Arrived. strS
City OF Los Angeles, Honolulu: Romanstar
(Br). Shields for San Francisco:
SABINE. Tex. Nov a6-Airived, str Aiad-
din, Beaumont.
Sailed c6th, str Herman Frasch. Portland.