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The New York herald., 1922-04-10

John Constable Moore sold for Mrs.
l.. L. Danforth the four story dwelling
2ox20. at 40 West Fifty-second street
to physician for occupancy.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Leonard Schafer sold to r. & A.
Westerfeld for $4,000 two two story
buildings. 50x100, at 2354-2356 Eighth
avenue, north Of 126th street.
The three story garage. 50x115.5, at
259 and 261 West Sixty-ninth street,
bought recently at auction by Joseph
Gordon, has been transferred to the
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
Joseph Schwartz sold to Mollie Frisch
a two story store building, 16.Sx94, at
1903 First avenue. south of Seventy
ninth street.
Maud A. Dorman sold to Helen A.
Nehring a five story tenement, 26x
100.11, at 66 East 120th street.
The 160th Street-Trinity Avenue Com
pany purchased a six story flat. 42.Sx
1905, at 155-157 East Ninety-second
street.
The f. S. E. Construction Company
sold to Eta T. Carey three story
house. 25x99.11. at 26 West 12Sth. street.
John +. Skinner sold to Bleeckec Van
Wagenen two five story store tenements,
50x92, at 221-22S West Eighteenth
street
Joseph Adler sold to Elsie j. Morris
the five story store flat. 24.11x1O0, at
the southwest corner of Amsterdam ave-
nue. and 132d street.
Peter Spicer sold to Fanny Zanderer
and Abraham Shaskln a four story tene-
ment 25x114.4. at 307 East Tenth street
Selma Witzky bought from Frank
Dumowitch four story tenement. 25x
1922, at 433 East Eighty-third street.
The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company sold to Isaac f. Miner
Tor $66,0O0 the six four story tenements.
1O3.3xS2, at 1S5-l93 Avenue e and 602
East 124th street. forming the southeast
corner of those thoroughfares
Samuel ]. Lehr sold to Herman Bon
land 551 and 553 West 1S0th street. a
five story apartment house, 442x9911.
William A. Campbell sold to Harriet
Lazarus three story dwelling, 16.sx
9911, at 234 West 136th street.
Cecilia Herman sold to Margaret
smith three story dwelling, 1ex80, at
oil Manhattan avenue. north OF 121st
street
Mary Morey sold to John s. Sutphen a
tnree story dwelling at 425 Convent ave-
nue., north of 14Sth street.
Harry r. Roeder sold to Arthur q.
Cushman a three story dwelling COX
1908. at 241 East Forty-eighth street.
Hudson p. Rose Company sold to
James F. Hickey three story dwelling.
a6.Sx99.11, at 237 East 126th street.
The Polida Holding Corporation sold
20 the Nouvel Realty Company the va
cant plot. 51.1x100, on the east side Of
-. Nicholas avenue, 1875 feet south OF
1S6th street.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

SPOTS Starr. Inc. leased to the
Arta Realty Co, at an aggregate rental
or sl35.O00, the four-story building at
1901 Third avenue between Eighty
Fourth and Eighty-fifth streets, owned
by Charles F. Eberhart.
John FL. Scheier leased offices in 23S
Vest Fffty-fifth street to Kelsey Motor
Company, Paul Silverstein & Philip
kayette, American Nemeyer Moto,
Truck Sales Corporation, Aurora Aut '
motive Products, Asbestos & Allied
Products. Wycherely, Ltd. and Morris
Aoler. architect: tlso the corner store
and second floor i'm zoo West Forty
ninth street. corner OF Seventh avenue,
TO Howelrs Cline Equipment Company
fer a radio department.
J. Arthur Fischer. with Cross &
Brown. leased to the Auto Renewal
Company the second loft at 625 West
Fvrty-siNth street, l15x1oO. for the rs-
painting of automobiles. The sar,,c
broker leased for William Ruediger pa I
CT the first loft in els Fulton street 4,
Miss Ruby Cross also with Hoyt &
Ray. store in ia West Forty-fifth street
.er millinery shop to Marcia White.
so J. Arthur Fischer has leased for
Gertrude Broido the third floor at 3D3
West Thrty-fourth street to the New
York Charity Organization.
Edward J. Hogan las leased to
O'Brien & Walker the esore and base
mcnt In 213 West T-hirt--third street !:
TO the Frcedmsn-Sa.s5Ury Company
floor in 103 Rcade street; also to the
Strong Paper co. floor in 50 Barclay
street through to sc Park place.
Durogs Company leased to the United
Cigar Stores Company Of America store
in ~ Ninth avenue, northwest corner OF
Fourteenth street; and for Fordham
University a plot to be improved with a
garage at the northwest corner Of
Southern Boulevard u-G East 1s9th
street TO Frank Mennelia for a term OF
years.
Albert B. Ashforth, nc. leased the
store 545 Fifth avenie to Quigley &
Ehret.
A. A. Decker leased for J. J. Hearn
floor In fs East Forty-ninth street in
71s Madison avenue to Gabriel wicl.
dealer In antiques the five story altered
building at IT'S Madison avenue to James
~. Bennett: SIS Lexington avenue, a
three story house, to n client who will
occupy II for business purposes.
retcr Grimm leased TO the Roseville
Pottery Company OF Fiftieth street and
Fifth avenue floor in 2ao Fifth avenue
for the Crucet Manufacturing Company,
Inc.
Morris Fiorea leased for the Brandtish
Realty the business and apartment
building MT 1c1 East 120th street to Alex
Palumbo
Charles Y. Noycs Company sublcased
for the Commercial Union Assurance
Company floor In Dutch street to the
Travellers Insurance Company. the
lessees OF the sixteen story adjoining
building at 50 John street and the six
story adjoining building at s Dutch
street: aiso offices ~ SO Pine street 70
the Riverton Paper Company and Louis
II w. Peck. space IN l1o Eroadwav 10
Paul Levi. David Wcisburger and David
polalS offices IN 81 Nassau street FOR
Robert ~, Simon to Frederick w.
Howell and office IN 80 South William
street TO the General Export and Com
mission COMPANY.
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JOS. r. DAY SALE TOMORROW.

Joseph p Day will sell at public
auction tomorrow noon. in the Ex-
change Salesrooms at IA Vesey street,
the l04 acre country estate. including q
twenty-four room main residence, known
as Aspatong. at New Windsor, Orange
county. N Y. Important offerings In
Manhattan include the hotel building at
the southeast corner of Liberty and
West streets vacant lots on Washing
ton Heights. in Haven avenue, near
169th street through to the service
street in the rear Of Riverside Drive; !;
also. on the west side of Bennett avenue
north of 1S4th street. Tenements to be
sold are at 339-341 East Fifth street
northeast corner of Eleventh avenue and
Fifty-third street: 747749 Tenth avenue,
at Fifty-first street; northeast corner OF
First avenue and Second street, 80
Tirs. street and northeast corner OF
Third avenue and 1OSth street. Vacant
plots in The Bronx: In the north side of
Reservoir Oval West, near cloth street !:
also at the southeast corner of st. AIMS
avenue and 134th street. in East 134th
street. west OF Southern Boulevard. and
in East 135th street. west of Brown
place timely offering is that of
two five room bungalows at Long
Beach.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Howe & Thompson have sold for Henry
Garrity residence in the Ridgeview
section OF White Plains to Arthur II.
Blight Of Golfers Weekly. The prop
erty was held at $4,000
James Birch. restaurateur. has pur-
chased the three story building at 5l1s
Warburton avenue. Ton,Sers, from
Frank Adler through Thomas $.
Burke and will use the property for
his business.
Burke Stone. Inc. sold for Mrs. Vic
toria Babcock a plot n the Elm Rock
section OF Bronxvillc to Charles Brun-
ner, who will erect a residence; for the
estate OF Charles Amman, a residence
and large plot in the Armour Villa
Park section OF Bronxvilie TO Henry
Gleason OF this CITY, and for Charles
Tier a plot In the East Bronxville sec
ton TO William Rumsey of White
Plains.
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100000 LEASE ON l4TH STREET
Deals Revealed in Transfers.

Schultz Cigar Stores Company have
leased through Henry Shapiro & Co. Al
brokers', the entire property at 1l0-24
Ihird avenue. consisting OF moving
picture theater and six three story
buildings. covering an area Of 1866 feet
on Third avenue and 75 feet on Four
tcenth street. The lease is for a term
oi twenty-one years at a rental in excess
OF $6oo.Oo0 The lessees are Brown
Bros. & Herman. Henry Shapiro & Co.
have been appointed renting agents Of
the property
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REALTY NEWS BRIEFS.

Edward A. Arnold was associate
broker with the Charles r. Noyes Com
pany in the sale of SS Wal, street to
Marshall Field for Marshall Field.
Glore. Ward & Co.. Inc. The Charles F.
Noyes Company were the brokers who
sold the property TO the Merchants
Bank OF Canada in September 1919. for
Post < Flagg and the Noyes Company;
also sold to Post & Flagg the site of
their new building at 1851 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1922-04-10
News of the Real Estate World
REALTORS INVITED
TO SAN FRANCISCO
National Board Association
Meet in May Will Offer Fine
Vacation Trip.

That hundreds Of realtors throughout
the country will make the coming con-
vention of the National Association OF
Real Estate Boards the occasion for a
vacation in California Is evidenced In
reports received at the convention head
quarters In San Francisco. Special trains,
motor caravans and steamer parties are
being organized preliminary to the great
migration westward in time for the
opening OF the convention May 80.
Extensive preparations have been
made by the San Francisco Real Estate
Board with the cooperation of the boards
throughout California to provide enter
tainment for every moment of the stay
OF the visiting realtors, not occupied by
the serious work OF the convention.
From the time the delegations cross
the California line they will be made to
feel the warmth of California hospital
ity through welcomes of the various
communities en- route.
The program of entertainment fol-
lows:
May 2s-For those visitors taking the
southern route Los Angeles will form
a motor caravan to convey the realtors
Up through California's wonderful val
leys to the convention city.
May 3o-Informal reception to con-
vention visitors in the Palm Court or
the Palace Hotel.
Juno 2-Steamcr trip around San Fran
cisco Bay and through the Golden Gate.
In the evening dinner to the officers
of the National Association. followed
at o'clock with a colorful Oriental
ball and pageant for all visitors.
June 3-Motor trip through San Fran
cisco suburbs and Santa Clara Valley
the Valley of Blossoms.
June i-Motor trip to Del Monte, four
hours ride from San Francisco. over
splendid State highways.
June 5 and 6-Post convention golf
tournament at Del Monte and award
OF the San Francisco perpetual chal-
ienge trophy. barbecue and sightseeing
trips through Monterey and adjoining
country.
The New York herald., 1922-04-10
THE NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY APRIL TO- 1922

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sfhsa1s III 5eas.: gaaoopiis. Sane \ issi ~ scoioc
nas ier !, nasn,%sa a. NsS 81 isia. ~ ss7eoi
DAVIS. Js<res c.. director general
Ac.--J. Chernirt. Feb. II. tHt-.. svH&
pFrnas Fsenan' Apni 1s is isii.....e..... asisss
HRoNN.
nshn : isis sona-A .A''"so"' ~p saeseo
KtsNIGSBERC Solomon ~, and
simon Mnndei--L. Baum. frh. z.
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The New York herald., 1922-04-10

GREAT House pARGAsSi--s5.Ts0 buys
i~autiful s.. 900 house tax exemption saves
81 dnn; steam. electricity. driveway, artistic
drcorations: near station; 20 minutes Man
\ tatfpn: xt ,onn cash. scs monthly principal.
McNEEcE. 80 Union Hall st.. jamaica.
Phone Jamaica 4cfb.
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FOR Hsrp that ~ fru ~ "pcp" and am-
hilton put pour Tout Al. W TINE VIEW
YORK HERALD. 10 oUALirr-oUAN-
Tf1Y circulation brincs high tvpc ot
replies. Telephone Worth 10000.
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REAL ESTATE-Out Of City.
Long Issapd--sale or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL house IN Sea Gate Harbor.
l.. T., must be sold Immediately owiaE 10
death ~ family: reasonable. II. Sf'ITZER,
~ Broadway. Brooklyn. Phone oai1 Starr.
FREEPoRT. LONG ISLAND.
.Sew Colonial type houses. tiled baths. par
auct floors steam heat. electricity. finest
price. $3.50 and up. ROBERT 7. RASMUS-
SEN. X. w. Corner Archer street and Ellio.
place. Prone 1921 Freeport.
fREEPORT-Houses and bungalows. TO ~
rooms: prices $4,000 TO $50. .00o: building
plots. sOxiO0 and larger. price $500 upw rds.
Terms. Apply owner. JOHN J. RANDALL
CO. ~ y. long Beach av., FTceport, H. l.
FLORAL PARK, 4. I.--iiungalow, 4 rooms
and bath. sun patlor, car garage. nsar
railroad station: improvements terms
~ Brokaw av.. flo.al Park. r1one 80
FLORAL. PARK, T.. I.--Piot. iOoxi00. corner
Tmmcrson and Lowell avs. also blot. f0X
100, corner Kerre ax. and Jericho Turnpike
10 Rrokaw nv. Phone FLORAL PARK t51.
LYNERCok. Something special. house. !
rooms. Ell improvements. steam heat: pan
try. laundry, moth proof storage room /.
screens and storm windows; glass ncloscd
porch. garage. itx2o. concrete driveway
clilidren's play house. i0Sia. plot J0xi.0 .
mortgage 81 200. selling price siOJ00. must
bargain: Is as represented; needs no re-
pairs: near . railroad stations: close 70
churches. schools aud stores. OWNER, y
Garfield place. Phone I.ynbrcok tssaw.
WATERFRONT Tors
on Jamaica bay at Arvcrnc, v. T.. nj bar
gain prices, sicO down and $40 moafh
possession Mt once; Why not have YOUR own
RAY COMPANY, 9sIs Fulton rttcet. Brook
I'm. Tel Srfa C.ienmore.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAcKENsACK or immediate environs, to
rent furnished unfurnshed for summer
or longer. house with at least 7 rooms and
servants rooms, bath rooms with gar.
age and all Improvements, by responsible
people. references. 4oA Monroe pI. Brook.
lyn. n. u.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

Ayr><t-t do,,hss gip, wsh stores a. fNn
snnif,f, v'Aafs offerraT. Other iaresr
eauittev what base ycue Can mnfra put
~ rrcei CAN posESTffAL. sis - av
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nRookLYy MARKET.

\ Melville Realty Company sold now
two family house at 1861 Carroll street
for Rupp Brothers. builders. 10 client
Tor occupancy The property was held
as sz.soo.
The New York herald., 1922-04-10
FACTORIES FOR SALE or RENT

NEW I story brick factory or garage for
sale. or Lease; 10000 50. IT,. near Queens
Boulevard, subway. bridge. freight depot:
ready June !. MURPHY. f06 Jackson av,
Long Island CITY.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET,
Long Island.
Above I4th st. to- 59th st. Nnclusive).
East River to Nottn River.

COMPLETELY furnished cottages to rent
on and near the water; $3.50 to 81 500.
j.. HUTTENLOCHER. 456 Ocean av., Pat
chogus, IL. !.
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TROY, Morris-H. Fuchs ......... ss4n
Holding Co.. Inc. ( ac.............'...' a.7i4so
BRONX.
yellsa. as admx, :......... sa.s4e.4o
pie. ex rel. 9. II. STANLEY. l.sss 20
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that OF the debtor the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed.
MANHATTAN.
BARBA, John--A. Thomson: April
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Connecticut.

SUMMER RENTS, near the water. from $GJ1
10 81, 600. LAWRENCE AGENCY, IL South
Main ST.. South Norwalk. Oonn.
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borough Of prcolslyn--sa,e or Rent.

BAY RIDGE, STH AVE.--Busincss property
for Investment or buelress location. A. W
HITTT.. 6a2s 9Th arE.. brooklyn. Shore Road
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Ases~ fnh ~. to asih ~. sInelasisr).
Fast River ts North ris~r.
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Ucronrh 81 onerns-ssle cr Rent.

FOR sAr,T-sHth st. between I'h and slh
avs, Brooklyn CAMPBELL, i3s W. e'th
~ Telnnhnre nc0R Col.
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borough Of Brous--saIs or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL corner residence. built OF steel
and stone, III rooms and large attic: car
garage; fine garden lots. triangular. ~10Ox
f5OxtOS HfMNELSTEIN, 1887 Macombs
Road Tel bingham 1856.
The New York herald., 1922-04-10

Above 18th 81. 10 seth 50. UncIusive).
East River 10 North River.
cff-3-5 West Jfth ST., at Brnadwny-.T Two
upper floors (entire upper part Of building
now under consiructiunb. suitable for fur
nshed rooms. JOHN II. SCHfER. 236 West
hlfh NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-04-10
Rhode rsland--sale ar Rens.

EAST PnovrrENcE. ". f.--rsdbry
sites. railroad or wnter frontage.
JOSEPH BULLOCK. 1850 Broad st..
Edgewood. n. I.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery TO 18th St. IncIus,,c.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

From Battery TO 18th st.. Inclusive.
BUILDING, 8 rforice and store. 90 Divl-
sion IT.: pric@ si2.nno. cash $4,000.
DIVISION sr.. otp--G story tenement: rent
$500. price 10000. cash $1,000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-10
Wcstchester--saie or Rent.

ONE seven room house. plot iO0xi.0. all
improvements - minutes from station.
Price $1,000. 5000 cash.
uated Ia White riains. Price $500,
81, 500 cash.
ONE six room house. all improvements.
price $500. =. 900 cash. minutes from
station Apply 10 CLARK SHELLEY. VAL
bails. y. v.
RENT Mod, ~ house. q room. hRih. 20
minutes out all improvements: sfc5.
I OEI1tNHAcH. in3 EAef igaIh. Nonrl fn..
The New York herald., 1922-04-10
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to E9th Sc. tsnciusise).
East i:ivrr to North .liver.
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New ycrsey-saIe or Reni.

COLONIAL house for sale. seven rooms.
bath. large attic, OF lc; s0x@tO. all im-
proyemen's: reiect nctgl.Ncflood in f.osciie.
=. =. Phone Drckman $3.50.
FREE list ~ houses for sale aud tent. Write
VAN WlNILF CO. Rutherford. n. J.
PRIVATE dwelling. rooms, bath. hardwood
floors. electricity, steam heat. large iot
and rarage: near Ampcre Station. D.. T.. w.
First ciasr condition. HORTON, &c Eutlsdge
av.. Fart Orange. Tel. 2oSiI.
ROSELLE. n. T., best resldential section.
excellent house, IL rooms and BAN: all
modern improvements plot ln0x COO. garage
fine oak shade trees. price xfa.r0H. further
details on requcat. v. w. l.fNAWEANfR.
3f2 Madison av.. New York. Murray Hili
$3.50.
WESTM OBi - fisdale. forscio3cn bargain.
seven room house. sun pnfior. garage
$500 cash needed; photorr1 phr. HOVER.
81 broadway. y. y.
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APARTMENTS--Unfurnished.


From battery 10 fssh ST.. IncIusiss.
rooms. hath. large garden, idfai Tor chill
1,~ n..rsA - s.,-I ~ - -rrane -.'
4Tfi ST.. fst West .-@rnree rooms. Kitchen
and bath furnishings for Hmls " desired.
Call auW6ay or Monday. 70 A. NJ. 10 r.. NJ.
art aF. N AMEH
Abeys rsfh ~. ts psh ~. ancsusivej.
East River 10 North River.
GRAMERCv PARK. is-Frcrs apartment.
from Nay !, lAr~e atu&io ar LIVING room.
fivrfaace snfe roprnss pantry. bath.
Fnnrr srn,mrrrk aES- -.--.----
THREE rasfn elevator apartment egi Lex-
'nslcw 49, rlncne Murrsy IIsn ofls
~ EAsT ATll sT.
Nsn eictafn htfi8imr niainx room. TVS
nNN tn1 ruatM NOR housekeeping arRrtments.
s.era''nn naexttiiet
r.r ST.. 90 vvESr-g inrw.. iixii,. sunny
rn0Hta. hnfiia. al improvements lpclud-
irx oRen fiv~piafrt. iea~e-: vemis si-. SUR.
~ premises ~ MEY EnDWTT'Z pArl. SIS,
~ t'uitst.ily plset Tel. Si.grN.sn. go.i.
4aTH s.f.. ics Ee~t--Two n, room apart
f.iWut, ham, f.fffiNneftti srsrafr Ftsieeuce.
vprtty Niil reclica sila sngn.ry.
srrTf ST.. iG3 E-tsflusi,e MufraS 1851.
ana ] rooms. oa ~ and klts tsaenpfte'
~ -" a1-tm
ssrn. III w.-.Aftfaetis room arsrmsnL
hot water. bath. contsniencess spo
The New York herald., 1922-04-10
CULLED FROM THE
! CLOSE OF MARKET
Physician Buys Residence on
West sd St.: Other Deals
N
i'm Manhattan.

John Constable Moore sold for Mrs.
l.. l.. Danforth the four story dwelling,
20x20, at 40 West Fifty-second street
to a physician for occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-04-10

BEAUTIFUL house In Sea Gate Harbor.
l.. T.. must be sold Immediately owing 10
death ~ family: reasonable Il. SPITZEr.
~ Broadmay. Brooklyn rhcno 0aiI Starr.
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s9Tn. III W.-skftfariiss rOcm anartmsnL
hot WATER bath. ccntsnlenress spo
The New York herald., 1922-04-10

STONY building or lofts, shxino light
near Wiiiamshargh bridge. MAMisT FUR
rNEiNG CO. zoo Penn ~. wlIliamsbursh
.ate
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-18
WHOLESALE PRICE
LEVEL IS UNCHANGED
fBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-The gen.
eral level IF wholesale prices showed
practically no change in August from
that of July, according to reports gath
cred by the bureau Of labor statistics
of the department of labor. The bu-
reau's weighted index number" again
registered 155 in August, a repetition
of the July figure.
In the group of fuel and lighting ma
t~erials, the index number, computed
in part from estimated prices, rose
nearly 81 per cent. Metals and metal
products, due to increased cost of
fuel, advanced over four per cent.
Building materials, clothing, chemic-
ais and drugs and miscellaneous com
modities all showed some advance over
July prices.
On the other hand. decreases of
nearly 8 per cent took place in the
two important groups of farm products
and foodstuffs. No change in the gen.
eral price level was reported for the
group of house furnishing goods.
Of the four hundred and four COM
modities, or price series, for which
comparable data for July and August
were obtained, increases were found
to have occurred for 135 commodities
and decreases for 112 commodities.
In the case of 1877 commodities no
changes in average prices was re-
ported.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-18
The Theatres
NEIL o,eRIEN,s MiNsRTELs

The ogr for Neil O'Brien's Min
strels, which will be the attraction,
matinee and night at the Murray thea
ire, Wednesday, Sept. 20, is made up
this year of various and unusual fea-
lures.
The traditional first part" without
which there could be no minstrel
show, of course, does not admit of any
great change, but the manager prom
elaborate ever conceived from a see
mic viewpoint and will have a unique
finale for which Frederick ". Bowers
has written special music.
For the Ohio, O'Brien himself has
written two one-act plays called "Ru
fus in the Lions Den in which
(Cracker) Quinn and Allan Karle
will have the principal roles, and Put
and Take, Bankers" a comedy scene
which shows the financial methods oil
some of the colored brethren.
Then there is a big song and dance
number reminiscent of the long age
called I'm Days of Old" in which are
blended airs that have been almosl
forgotten.
Jay Clay, monologuist, will have
something to say On the topics OF the
day and the performance will b.
brought to a close by the production o
a big one-act play written by Artemu.
Galloway called "a Certain Party" il
which mystery and uncertainty is TIT
predominant note.
The principal members of the com
pany are Jay Clay, Jake (Smoke) Gray
Tommy Virgins, Frank Cracker
Quinn, Fred Miller, Stephen Ondek
Jack Overholt, Allan Karle, ]. Leste
Haberkorn, w. F. Elliott, Henri Maj
tin, Hugo Angelo, Dan Marshall, Char
les Wright, Jack Hillbrook, Richar'
Flournay, Perry Rogers, Jimmy John
son, Edward Owens, William McFe
and a big orchestra under the leader
ship of Edward Cupero.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-18
PRUETT TRIMS YANKS
AND BROWNS CHAMBER
FOR FIRST POSITION

ST. LOUIS. Sept. IS. Hubert
"Shucks" Pruett, wonder pitcher for
the Browns, brought high ambitions
back to the st. Louis fans by turning
the New York Yankees back in the
second game of the series Sunday, 5
to /.
Babe" Ruth touched the youngster
for a home run, but on the other hand
Ken" Williams touched Waite Hoyt
for a homer to even things. Sisler
was on base when Williams connected
for the blow.
Fans Quelled.
The main incidents of the day were
nothing more unusual than a large
crowd of fans, who had to be handled
by officers. Fans waving handker-
chiefs in the centerfield bleachers
suppressed by police, the reason be-
ing that they bothered the batters.
The win put ST. Louis within four
points of the lead and if they should
win the final encounter. they would
take the lead from the Yanks.
A woman was injured slightly by a
thrown bat during the practice ses-
sion. The score:
MaNy NnrL