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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-28
By United States Naval Radio.

Abangarez 80 n Havana 2Tth.
Afel 100 u Sand Key 9th.
Albert i Watts "a Jupiter 9th.
Alderamin passed Jupiter 9th.
American 80 S Jupiter 9th.
Admission City w Sand Key 27th.
Brentwood 1850 Z Ambrose L 2sth.
Byron D Benson 40 NNE Hatteras 9th.
Carriage 30 N Bocas 27th.
Cokesit 1856 Sc South Pass 9th.
co,hraPs 70 Sand san Key pass ssth 7s
eastern tempest Ter $50 j Ambrose I Y 2eth.
Edward Pierce 28 Shinnecock 9th.
Dillingham; 212 Mobile 27th.
i Barstow so NE Lobos 27th.
George Greer sailed from Tampico 9th.
Gulfland Il Sand Key 27th.
Outright 1876 Ssw Galveston 2Tth.
GuIfmai "a u " VS. Sand Ed Key s,y, 27th.
II NJ Flager 800 e Delaware Breakwater
Hereda 900 cristobai 27th.
Huguenot 225 Il Tampico 9th.
Illinois lss IL Dry. Tortugas goth.
] Bostwlclt w Jupiter 9th:
J NJ Danziger 1877 s South Pass 27th.
) w Van Dyke SO Z Hatteras 9th.
Jeff Davis 40 II Key West 9th.
h iSisp4 sre caaa q N HAVANA 1
Lake Girtii w Rebecca Shoals 2Tth.
Lewis X. Thurlow 20 sw Gay Head 27th.
Lone Star state iat 81 90. lon 40 ii goth.
Masilia 100 SSw Hatteras 2Tth.
Mendocino - Il Sand Key 2ItL
Mosella IS Hatteras nth.
Muskogee S Jupiter 27tb-
Norma arrived ,ienfuegos 9th.
blanche $40 South Pass 9th.
Oscar ID Bennett &c Il Tampico 9th.
Paulsboro 204 WNW Tortugas 9th.
Princeton &c r. Tampico 9th.
Quaker City cor Il Ambrose l. v 26th
Rayo 10 w Sand Key 2Ith.
Roanoke IS w Sand Key 27th.
Sabine Sun 20s Tecomate 27th.
Saccarappa 10 II Sombrero light 27th
Samuel q Brown 20 NE Mata Redonda 21th.
san Bruno $50 Cristobal 2Tth.
San Dustano 60 NE Jupiter 9th.
San GIL 81 s Cape San Antonio 9th.
San Juan 81 ESE Tortugas 9th.
san Jose 29s Tela 9th.
schodack 935 Ambrose l. Goth.
Socony 80 w Sand Key 27th
Sucrosa 40 S Sabine bar 27th
Swiftstar $50 SSW Port Arthur 9th.
Swiftwind TS Hatteras 9th.
Tooa 251 from Port Antonio 2Ith.
Walter A Luckenbsch los from Boston light
26th.
Walter d Munson % s Jupiter 9th.
Warwick rs NV Sagua Ia Grande 2Itif.
West Nosska 10 Sc Cape Charles 9th.
Western Spirit ,040 Il Ambrose l. v 26th.
Wheeling Mold 1.400 ENE Ambrose l. v
26th.
WIN g Warden 80 NE Lobos Island 27th.
woodmansie 1, 0s5 r Cape Henlopen 26th.
Zacapa 500 8 South Pass 9th.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

MONMOUTH, March 2o-Saiied. str Cana
dian sI,, Leader der. Csn. 3 John; N p.,,,ro.
Sailed 18th. ctr Concordia (Br). from Glas-
gov for Baltimore.
mic de Larrinaga (Brl, Philadelphia.
BARROW, March 25-Arrived. str wert-
wsaEe , IN I,n9lIIsselph,a; - AN-so,,sd 80
Fort st George tBr). New York.
BILBAO. March 2i-Arrived, str BESSIE
gen GBrl, New York. :, 60,
Liberty Clio, Now York.
sse Sr 2elh ctr Hslisrtus B New York
lamba (Br), Boston and New York; Penang
Maru Dap, from Kobe for New York.
CARTAGENA, March 25-Sailed str Santa
M sTSb Pus Msre So sssiea .tr washington
Msru (Jap), Hampton Roads.
COLOMBO. March 23-saled. str City Of
Bagdad (Br), from Calcutta for Boston and
CoPENHAGEN. March 23-Arrived. str T
J williams, New Orleans.
Sailed oath. str shickshinny. odense Cand
IN port 9th. str Alexandra tDan), for
Boston.
mas. New Orleans via Havana; 27th. Here
cARACAo. March rs. 0 PM-saiied. str
nELAGoA BAY, March 24--Arrived. str
FAYAL. March 2e-Arrlved, strs Lord
Gin tow. with loss of propeler)j w M Bur-
ton Philadelphia for Hamburg.
GENOA, March 26--Arrived. str Arabic
uGcifBRALTAR, March 2o-sailed, etrs Amer
lean Star (from Constantinople) Baltimore
Indian city (Br), from Genoa for do.
GLASGOW. March 24-Sailed. str Came
ronia fBr), New York.
sailed oath, str saturnia CBrl, Portland.
Me.
Sailed Goth. str Tunisien CBr. st John.
MI.
Arrived 2sth. str Rhode Island CBr,, Bal
tiniore
HALIFAX. Ms. March 27-Arrlved. ctr
Nevis CNor). Santiago.
HAMBURG, March 23-Arrived. str Yankee
Arrow, New York.
Arrived 2jth. str Batsford tBr), 81 John,
Ms.
sailed ed. strs Morristown, New York;
snco Galveston.
HARTf.Epoor. March 2l--saicd. ctr city
OF Yokohama (Br). New YORK.
HAVANA. March 2f~AfriVed, ctr Espe-
rama Vera Cruz for New York.
HAvRE, March 2i--Arrived. str Saxoeine
Crr). Baton Rouge.
Sailed 23th. s,r Paris tFrl, New York.
HONG KONG. March 25-saed str Pine
Tree State, Seattle.
o. call April ".
FULL. March 25-Arrlved, s,ra Mississippi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-28
PHILLIPS is NOMINATED
AS CHIEF AID TO HUGHES
Minister to Netherlands to Be
Under Secretary of State.
Special Dispatch 70 The NEW YoaK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
wnshinrtnn ID. O.. March ct I

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., March 81.
President Harding sent to the Senate
to-day the nomination OF william Phil
Fps OF Massachusetts, as Under Secre-
tary OF State to succeed Henry y.
Fletcher. recently named Minister TO
Belgium, and Leland Harrison. native
OF New York. now a legal resident OF I'LL
nois, 70 be Assistant Secretary OF state
o succeed F. NJ. bearing or Missouri
named recently Minister to Portugal
Mr.. Phillips. who IL a graduate OF
Harvard. entered the diplomatic service
IN 1908 as private secretary to the Am
hassador TO Great Britain. the late
Joseph r. Choate.
on March g. 1890 he was named
Minister 10 the Netherlands and Luxem-
burg. which position he now holds.
SIrs. Phillips was Miss Caroline Dray-
ton of New York.
Mr. Harrison was born in New York
city and Is also a graduate of Harvard.
He entered the diplomatic service In
1907 as private secretary 70 Thomas j.
C'Brlen, American Ambassador TO
Japan.
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str James MCGEE. Mason. rampico cDal-

Str James MCGEE, Mason. Tampico (oal-
last)-R l. Hague.
Str Munsomo Sanders, Vera Cruz and
Tompico (genera) --Munson Steamship Line.
Str Levant Arrow, Davis, Beaumont lbal-
lasD-Standard OIL Co.
Str City OF Montgomery. Hammond. sa-
vannah (generaD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Welsh Prince (Br). Hill. Newport News
(hallast)-Furness Witty q Co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson. Norfolk (generaD-
Oh Dominion Transportation Co.
Str East Side, letters, Philadelphia (bal-
last)-cosmopolitan Shipping Co Cleared
25th.
Str Alness CBr). Rees. Philadelphia tbal-
last)--U Navigation Co.
str II + Dimock, Allen. Boston (general)-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
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Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

East and West Gulf-Moderate to fresh
southeast and south winds: partly overcast
weather and probably showers Tuesday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast and cast winds:
partly overcast weather and probably show
ers Tuesday.
North of Sandy Hook-Moderate 70 fresh
southery Winds overcast thick weather and
probably showers Tuesday.
Sandy Hook to MISUNDERSTANDING to fresh
southerly winds: overcast weather Tuesday.
probably showers over north portion.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate to
fresh southeast and south winds and partly
overcast weather Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-28
SHOTS FIRED IN RIOT
AT A LONSDALE MILL
Six Deputies in Clash With
Mob at Textile Plant.

PROVIDENCE, March 27.-Six deputy
sheriffs withstood a crowd Of strike
sympathizers outside. the Lonsdale No.
mill at Lonsdale tonight, following their
arrest Of two men whom they charged
with hurting stones
A small riot which followed an at
tempt TO waylay loom fixer who had
been working at the plant resulted In
eggs and vegetables being thrown at
the deputy sheriffs. one Of whom fred
his revolver into the ground through his
pocket without injury 10 any one.
The crowd. after a display Of impr0-
vised weapons. withdrew and allowed
the officers to escort the loom dxer 70 his
home and the prisoners TO the court
house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-28
DELAY AT DEATH HOUSE.
Formal Opening OF New Prison Put
on Three Months.

Sing Sing attaches announced yester-
day that the formal opening OF the new
death prison, in which murderers are 70
be confined and executed, has been post
poned for three months.
one reason for the postponement Is
that the extra fourteen guards allowed
by the state 70 supervise the new insti-
tuition will not be available until July J..
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Caronia (Br. Naples. &C. for New
York. is expected TO dock at pier 50. North
River, foot OF West 14th street, Thursday
-orenoon
Str Olympic (Br. Southampton for New
YORK. is expected to arrive off Ambrose
pier So. North River. foot of West 18th
street, probably late that evening.
Str Adriatic CBr), Naples, sc. for New
York, Is expected to dock at pier 80, North
River. foot of West 18th street. Wednesday
forenoon.
Str Fort ST George (Br), Bermuda for New
York, Is expected 10 dock at pier 3d. North
River, foot OF West saith street, Wednesday
morning.
Str Mauretania (Br), Southampton for
rom Sunday noon until Monday noon. She
Is expected to arrive Friday.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

cAMERoNIA (Br). frorh Glasgow oath for
New York.
EMPIRE STATE, from Yokohama oath for
San Francisco.
HURON, from Santos 22d for New York.
PARIS (Fr), from Havre 2Jth for New York
PINE TREE STATE, from Hong Kong 25.h
for Seattle
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'atan IS S Jupiter 25th.
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

Ec gotta 260 Ambrose L 27th.
T., ston City 1873 SIC Ambrose L Goth.
city of Rome 50 " Diamond Shoal 21th.
citJ of Savannah 15S N Diamond Shoal 9th.
CClon 81 S Nayassa Goth.
Columbia II S Ambrose l. V 9th.
'eiaware sun 40 s Cape May 9th.
III Mundo 205 Ambrose l. V 9th.
J v Van Dyke % SSE Overfalls l. v 9th.
Lone Star State lat 40 l5 Ion rs 80 9th.
Munalbro Al Il Fire Island nth.
Munamar 277 S Scotland l. 26th.
ORIENT 759 II Cape Henry 26th.
Princess 1927 s Ambrose l. v PM o6th.
Robert Il Hopkins 14S Diamond Shoal 9th.
6 r Hunt 105 Sc Bermuda Goth.
Seaconnet NNE Winter Quarter l. 9th.
W Keene IL SW Winter Quarter l. 9th.
willpolo sos Ambrose L Goth.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported TO the photographic offce.l
Coast Guard cutter Seneca. on ice patrol
reports follows: March 20, drifting near
same berg reported yesterday, lat 40 o., lon
30 81 another sighted last night, lat AZ -.
lon 30 81 drift since 22d 10th knot per hour
around tail and UP on west slope of bank:
ported yesterday. lat A. -. lon 30 20; an
other berg and GROWERS reported 26th lat
Al IS, Ion 80 80. We are warning vessels to
keep south of lat ~. between u and 4s
meridans
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Rosalind (Br). st Johns. NF, and Hall
fax for New York.. 70 Bowring Co. with -
passengers and mdse.
Schr Grace Van Duscn, Nantucket for New
York. 10 Gumartin Co.
schr Anna Brown. New Haven for New
York.
schr J Lloyd Hawkridge. Providence for
New York.
schr William A Nauglsr CBr), Halifax for
New York, with lumber TO Homant 4 Pud-
dington.
schr Liberty. Block Island for New York.
with fish.
Motor barge Service Cat 2;45 PM.
Tugs Sachem, light Cat II AND; Aauid-
neck. with . barges Cat 100 PND; Neptune.
with Tat 2.35 PM) Nassau, with Cat
. $50 PM): James Mcwiiams. With Cat
TAO AM): Nathaniel r Doanc. with lat
AMI; Neptune. with cat 500 AND.
Bound East.
Tugs Paoli with barges Cat $50 AND
Spartan, with ! Cat $40 AND Queenstown,
with Cat 1925 AND.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ARABIC (Br), at Genoa Goth.
ASIA '(Frl, at Marseiles 22d.
BALTIC (Er). at Liverpool 9th.
EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND tBr), at Vile
franche 25th.
FINLAND, at Plymouth 9th.
OLD NORTH STATE, at London Goth.
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VICTORIA. BE. Masch 2o-sailed. str
Ururi Maru (Japl. Kobe.
YOKOHAMA. March 2i-Arrived. str Italy
Maru (Jap), Seattle for Kobe.
Arrived 2lst. str Koyo Maru tJap), New
York, New Orleans. &c.
carver.
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ING letter contInued

In the Association % Architf ctural
Iron Workefs . finisher and helper are
charged off at the rate of So an hour
for a forty eight hour week. or $144. as
against SAT actually paid A finisher
who Is paid from s44 to SIS a week Is
charged TO the customers at SO an hour.
Men who received 10 cents an hour were
charged for at the rate of SO an hour.
Foundry molders who were paid 80 cents
an hour were charged for at SO per hour.
Helpers receiving SCI cents an hour
were charged for at s2.25 per hour"
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. March oI--Barometer at
noon. 29.9s inches wind. NV, brisk breeze;
weather. fine: temperature. SO deg Fair,
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Continued from Preceding Page.

IS. TO J A Elliot & Co. with lumber. An
eiored off Red Hook.
Tug Warbler. st Michaels. Towed str
Eastern Crag 10 port.
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Fire Record

A. LOSS.
~ 5o-ia5i Lexington av.; unknown, None
q .S5-3O3 Cherry ST.; J. Levine. Unknown
:35-53c Jackson av. The Bronx
Mary Mcintyre ..... ...... Trifling
:op-s57 Beck St. The Bronx. Will
lam Rothstein ...,....s.... Unknown
io;5o-44o St. Nicholas av. IN
known ...s......... ..t. Unknown
ii :3o-Raliroad tracks 2i4th and 2i5th
ats. ~ y. G. II. R.....,.. Unknown
iz:i5-Jerome AZ. and 2i2th st.. The
Bronx: unknown ...s...... Unknown
Unknown
ts5-s sol Forest avenue. The Bronx.
4:4o-lsoi Lexington avenue Anthony
4.4s-sco East Forticth street Ma
s2e-s Plat street. James Horner
e.oc-fn front * 4os West ice,h
street taxi nn rney Cohen. Trifling
0 .4o--lssth street and Barrett ave.
nue.. Tho Bronx. brush. ..,...... Mona
G45-iG East Twelfth street Scgan
Hoffman. ..44..s.4s4...4. Unknown
I 2o-54i West Forty-seveuth street
fence, unknown. ..,............ Mons
o0-222d Il. and Webster av.. The
Bronx freight yard. y. VI Cen
trail Railroad ...s.....t.... Unknown
o:4o-il Ann st.; Billy's rcetauranti
p,5o-2so Brook av., The RronS shef
field Farms Co. .......,..s Unknown
/ o 25-2Gu Brook av., The Bronx David
ThumisCa rkev ..4444k4tsstst UNKNOWN
10 $3.50 LIST av.: General Cabinet
WORKS ..4*.tst.tt a.ttttt NnNn'Wn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Observation-Disclosures
Flats Sold by Estate
Realty Owned in West 18th ST.
for Many Years Sold; Oper.
ator Buvs the kincsIand

SIX five story front and rear tene-
ments az 224 to 230 West Fiehteenth
street, landmarks in the Chelsea section
naVe been sold by Sharp G. Co. for the
New York Trust Company. as trustee
OF the estate of Isaac Tendall. to the
Versailles Holding Company, Louis
hramer. president. The property has
neen IN the possession of the selling
family for sixty years. The late Mr..
years later erected the present build
ings They occupy site of 100 feet
front and extend back for a distance
Of l446 feet. between Seventh and
Eighth Avenues. They have been held
at Sl5000O.
J. S. Maxwell sold for the West
lo6th Street Corporation the Kings
land. six story elevator apartment at
e38 Riverside Drive, 102xl51. The new
owner is the Joseph Shenk's College
Holding Company.
ment at 57A and SIG West 176th Street.
75xS7.l, has been sold by the Hvland
Court building Corporation to the new
y formed Benburn Corporation. with
benjamin Protter, Samuel Caeser and
hattie kantor as directors.
john B. Sheeler, OF the Fred J. Rull-
man Office, sold for the Daniel Stump
estate the four story fat at 317 East
ll9th Street, 19xl00. The property had
been in the possession Of the selling
family for about forty years.
Ralph Russo sold 413-415 East l29d
Street, six-s.vry new-law tenement,
31xl00, for James Hunter
Folsom Brothers, Inc, sold for Mrs
Augusta F. W. Singerman the five story
store apartment at 1926 West Forty
eighth Street to Paul Paglieri
Arthur Cutler Co sold for Hyman
& kleban, 425-427 West 214th Street,
story apartment, 75xlo0.
A. Q. Ora resod the five four story
houses with stores at 174-182 Bleecker
Street to a client who will make ex-
tensive improvements and alterations
as soon as possession is obtained. This
property is part of the Hearth & Home
improvement, and is the second deal Of
the property in ten days,
Fitz Howell sold for Isabella r. Ham
ilton and the Chase National Bank
(successor to Hamilton Trust Company
as committee) the five-story apart
ment at 235 West 13bth Street 25x
9911.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Real Estate News
an Brunt Bergen Estate
Brings S73.7OO at Auction

me Van Brunt Bergen Estate ho,d.
Ings N. IN the Shore Road section Of Rov
hioge' Brooklyn, were sold on Wednes.
Hy gay evening IN the Brooklyn exchanre
oy the Jcre Johnson jr. COMPANY, auc-
uoneers: The sale involved The dis
posal OF thirty three extra decn lots
ana Plots. and three buildings, includ.
ing tne Van Brunt Bergen residence.
ene oio Ieun's q. Bergen home and a
oie me pro7erty. as q whole.
brought SIS, zoo Lots on Shore Road
brought $1,000 10 $3.50 each: fve ga ,nta
on SeNenty-seF Street. includioc
the Van Brunt Bergen residence sold
ior $500 each. IN Narrows Avenue,
lots hrought Sllb0 tn 81 GOO
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

SUMMER HOMES
At Iarchrnont- on Sound, only half hour
committing. Beautiful private bathing
beach Office Open Sundays.
MRS. c. NJ. MURDOCH.
90 Post Road. Larchmont. N. Y. Tel. 425
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Murray's, in West
42d ST., Involved in
A,5OO,O0O Lease

Murray's Roman Garden, in West
Forty second Street, has been leased by
q syndicate headed by Charles W. Groil
for siXty-seven years. at an aggregate
rental Of $4,000 600. The hotel prop
erty IS at 228 to 232 West Forty-second
Street. The restaurant and BANQUET
rooms Will be under the management
Of Joseph Susskind. Of the Pelham
Heath Inn and Blossom Heath Inn. The
lessor IS the Gunsmore Realty Com
pany. Earl & Calhoun represented the
latter company and Judge Joseph rep
resented the Groll syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Governesses. Etc.
Nurses, Etc.

CHIIDRENS NURSE. excellent fine appear.
ance long references. two years and up,
$40. Wettler's Agency. 90 West 43d ST
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Builders Buy Brownsville
Tract for Inprovemeut

l, J: Philips & Co sold to Louis
uole Co. large part OF a block
q. eutter Avenue and East Ninety
.gath Street. in the Brownsville sec
Sas @rA OF Brooklyn. This property fronts
900 feet on the east side of Ninety
.sAth Street and 129 feet on Sutter
HH'enue The sellers are the Cochrane
w, ,uonstruotion Company, The purchasers
.;oI .aI shortly undertake a building opera
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
buyer TO Convert West Side
Dwelling Into Apartments

The Quezmore Realty Corporation,
Carlos i. Henriquez president, pur-
chased 336 West Seventy seventh
street. four-story modern house. near
Riverside Drive. The house will be
converted into non on-housekeeping apart
ments. NJ. Morgenthau Jr Company
represented the purchaser
James II. Cruikshank resold TO James
B. Bowman and Selma l.. B. Bowman
l32 West 131st Street. three-story
dwelling. on plot 20x1o0, through A. G.
Thompson
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Store for fremont Avenue

:. ongW' Rockwell & Sanford sold for
ne .as Burr de Avenue Realty Corpora
.oh tne block front on the northerly
T.ae Ye OF fremont Avenue, running from
sffiome 10 Davidson Avenue, vacant
plot with frontage of abou, 200 feet
On fremont Avenue. so feet on Jerome
aVenue and 100 feet on Davidson Ave
tae' Inc purchaser is Logan Billings
b ~, VINO intends erecting one-story
0-..elnc. with stores. on the plot.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Operators and Investors
Purchase Flats in Bronx

The Benenson Realty Company
bought from a client of Joseph P. Day
the northwest corner of Claremont
PARKWAY and Third Avenue, a five
story building, 37x1O0, containing ff-
'sen apartments and FIVE stores.
!. me George Goldblatt Company and
Vat Morrison resold for Max Lichten-
ser. s-ei1 2Ol7 Marmion Avenue, south of
d.ta s,sth Street, a four-story apartment,
samuel Cowen sold CSC East 166th
."ee'; fve-story apartment, 40x100.
to / Nemetb
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Sale of 18th St. Buildings

Frank Sullivan sold for the Elemco
Realty Company to a client Of George
W. MERGERS Sons 262 20 266 West Sew
enteenth Street, two three story and
one four-story buildings, 56x63.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

NURSE-infant growing children
thoroughly capable; very highly recon-
mended. Miss Halls Bureau. II w. 44th
ST. Vanderbilt S540.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

CHAMBERMAID- MAID. Norwegian young
neat; exceptional type; very highly rec
commended. Miss Halls Bureau, II West
44th 81 Vanderbilt $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Home Sales in Greenwich

p GREENWICH, Conn. May 25.-The
= l.. stanton residence, Bellehaven.
.t .as been sold TO Rudolph H. Klein.
u.ouFn Laurence Timmons. The prop
..E was held at $4,000 Mr Klein
s.,, t.i0 ms res dence on Indian Field Road,
yy.!G at $1,000. 10 Thomas Kelly, a New
s sofs broker, through Thomas A. Wig
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME
IIO1'R LNIrT

Accessibility, Quietude. sselusion
Wooded stream. AXE, aterfall. 100 acres
Spacious residence with modern appoint
men;s.
1, Will surely interest the man woman
Of discriminating taste.
SEE numerous photographs views, maps.
etc. al our city office. We call only on
invitation.
5 s WALsTRJM-GORDON & FoRMAN,
rs Nader Iane, New York and
FiGgevtod New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
BuVine in BROOKLYN

Iae Martin Company sold for Eliza
VEN A. Byrne 20 Nora A. Bertine the
apartment al IS Eighth Avenue
lester j. Robinson & Co, Inc. with
sHhe!d & Co, Inc. sold for George
!. Smith, 262 Hancock Street, to Miss
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
General Houseworkers, Etc.

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER WAITRESS
elderly; small family, $50. Wettler :
Agency, 20 West 43d
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

TO RENT-Furnished bungalow, FIVE
rooms tiled bath. screened porch, ga
rage; months longer three minutes
station. CLIFFORD, Altoona Drive, Mount
Nerron \
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
BOARDERS WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD

DURING vacation. send your boy 10 the
wholesome country environment OF the
ROOSEVELT MILITARY AGA DENY West
Englewood. \. J. Personal supervision of
John Darlington. Headmaster Tuition If
desired. Write for particulars.
ROOMS with or without board by the day
or week rates reasonable. Ross Cottage.
NeWcomh. n. Y.
fARM board for children. care and com
radeship, camp advantages. University
4oS4
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
Suites for 38th ST. House

Inc brown Wheelock Company, Inc.
;.a ,ae N. Morgenthau Jr COMPANY
eseo 1Sst,o the four-story and basement
Sing at 30 East Thirty g',tt
WI 10 Or. Carlos l. Henriq~ez, whe
".'' alter II into small suites.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
lake Cottages on Long Island

douglas Gibbons & Co leased for
'i,lan Sealey and Marion o. Combs
cottage at Lawrence Beach, L. l., TO
piauh Kelly, and cottages 10 August
E.cn,afd and Frederick Norris and at
1le"lett TO Josenh Rrrden.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

NURSE young thoroughly capable: two
children. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau. S6e
9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENT
Man haitian

LARGE CORNER RESIDENCE,
nuitab BILE for club. sanitarium or school
Owner anxious to sell and Will consider
offer Of less than land value
SLAWSON & HOBBS 1862 WEST 72D ST
6 OR 7 rooms. with garage, new, Van Cor
lear pl al 225th st. B way subway sta
tion at 2o5th st small cash payment.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26

QUAINT rr~al. suburban cottage home for
year round living less than one hour
from New York City; splendid committing
service; with one-half shaded by fine
oit oaks almost new. fully decorated;
handsome rooms tiled bath. massive open
fireplace high in the healthful hills: only
81 minutes by train sacrifice for $4,000
cash to desirable party. balance $4,000 on
first mortgage; plot looxlso feet; near
country club schools churches and mar
vets in a refined exclusive neighborhood. :.
rights to privately owned lakes. Rustic.
Box 2le Tribune. l64 Nassau ST" New
lorh City.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-26
MANfARONECk
MOUNT VERNON

REST CORNER in Mount Vernon. II rooms.
baths. hardwood floors. gas electricity,
steam heat; in perfect condition; minutes
walk to station; plot l25xl?s FISkE
REALTY CO.. IL Depot Place. Mount Yer
non n. 7.