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The New York herald., 1922-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES
KEEP BROKERS ACTIVE

The 1891 Broadway Corporation
leased to Jacob Granat the one story
building. 2s.1x130.2x irregular. at 1921
Broadway. north OF Sixtv-seventh
ilnal net rental OF from $1,000 10
$4,000.
The six story building at 2ii West
Twentyseventh street has been leased
by Myra V. II. Kerr to Frederick II.
Brantigam for thirty years at a yearly
rental of from $500 TO 5000.
Albert 3. Ashforth. Inc. leased space
in i05 West Fortieth street to Florentine
Rigotti, in 1887 Broadway to Kempson
Pictures Corporation. and In the Liggett
Building, Madison avenue and Forty
second street. to tho Keel Typewriter
Corporation.
w. ]. Russell & Samuel Goldsticker
leased for the Griscom estate of Phil
adelphla, the six story building.
50xl24 at 22S and 230 West street.
at a rental of sl50,00o, to Coles & Co.
dealers in basket and wooden ware. who
have been located in Warren street for
thirty years
Cushman e. Wakefield, Inc. leased
offices IN 80 East Forty-second street
to T.. S. Smith Lake. Robinson x
Nesbit. and II. G. jefferson. and in
q Vanderbilt avenue offices TO the
Newspaper Supply Company of Gin
cinnati. Ohio, and C. r. Straub, and
with Frederick Fox & Co. offices In
the same building TO John A. Larkn.
Maurice Werthem leased offices In
l57 East Forty-fourth street to j. Y.
Schaefer Construction Company. and
In la2 East Forty-fourth street 10
William Gsynor and Fred Harrigan.
Duross Company leased 10 Spear e.
Berlfen loft in tos West Thirteenth
street
Frederick Fox e. Co, Inc. leased lofts
in 736 Broadway 10 Carl Siraty and Ben
jamin Fauster.
ID. Kempner & Son. Inc. leased store
IN 205i Eighth avenue TO the Arrow
Economy Stores. Inc: also the north
west corner OF l30th street and Eighth
avenue, for ten years. to. the Arrow
Economy stores, Inc: for Brill Brothers
store in PISS Eighth avenue. to l.. Op-
penheimer. the butcher. and with Sam
uel lSrobsSy. Inc, store in building
IN course Of construction on the south
west corner OF Ninety-first street and
Amsterdam avenue, TO the Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea Company
Charles B. Van Valcn. Inc. leased
offices in 81 and SO Maiden Lane TO
Robert G. Lower. Alton b. Cats. Abra-
ham :. Markus. and Samuel V. Rovics
and 10 Marc Eidlitz & Sons. Inc.
builders OF the Federal Reserve Bank.
Residential Rentals.
IRE Frank Il. Fisher Company leased
10 West Fifty-thrd street for the
Arnold estate. Alexander NJ. Crane. ex-
ecutor for 3 term or years to DR.
Frances W. Shine for occupancy.
The newly organized Forty-nine West
Forty-eighth street Corporation with
H. Hecht. Is. Godfrey and j. J. steIr-
man as directors, leased from Mary
Musgravc the four story dwelling. 2i6x
1908. AZ that address. FOR a long term
OF years at an aggregate rental OF
$4,000. The new company Is repre-
sented By William J.. Levy. attorney
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
FOREIGN PORTS.
lBy MALL

BERMUDA, March 7-Arrived. strs Cha
leur tBr), st John and Halifax Tor Barbados.
&c (and sailed: Barima (Br), La Union.
40. for Hamburg (and sailed Sth): 10th.
Fullerton fBr). Cienfuegos for Havre Gor
bunkers).
HALIFAX. March 1t--sailed. str Canadian
Beaver (Br), Barbados, &C.
HAVANA. March S-Arrived, strs Lake
Girth. Mobile; 9th. Kennecott, Tacoma, DC.
for New York; Berwindvale tBr), Norfolk.
Sailed 9Th, strs Alfonso XII (Sp), Vera
Cruz: Ganges (Br). Cardenas.
KOBE, March 3-Sailed. motor Asia (Dan)
Astoria.
MoJI. March s-sailed. str Kina Dan)
Seattle
ODESSA. Feb 2s--Arrived. str Effna, Bal
tinore.
PUERTO PADRE. March 5--Arrived. strr
Freeport Sulphur No 6, Tampico (and sailed
9th on return) Lake Fairlie. Galveston via
Havana.
Sailed sth. rhr Reedviile tBr). Antilla.
SENJOFEBEL CABO. Mex, March T.
Sailed, str Bolivar Mex. San Francisco.
TUCACAs. March S-Salied. str Gothis
(Sw). Chrome.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
PLAN ELEVATOR FLAT
ON BRUMLEY HOME SITE
Other Brooklyn Realty Deals
Reported.

Clarence p. Waterman with Charles
Brumley sold the old brumley residence
at AS Washington avenue, between
Greene and Gates avenues. to a New
Yorl, operator. who Is having plans pre-
pared by y. William Mengel and John r.
I.arkin. associate architects, for six
story elevator apartment house.
Bulkley 4 Horton Company sold 20
Prospect Park West. between Fourth
and Fifth streets. four story double
apartment building. 50x125, for Edward
Z. Bullsrd OF Saratoga Springs.
Tie newly formed Levrock Realty
Corporation, represented by T.. l.. Rock
more. attorney, and having for directors
IT, LIrie, NJ. NJ. Jackson and III. j..
Goctte. purchased 12T Parkside avenue,
four story apartment house, 50x10o.
renting for more than $4,000 and held
mt $4,000 The Samuel Coney Realty
Company was the seller.
Morris Friedland, president OF tho ma
Realty Corporation. purchased the five
story Eats at "a Plaza street. 256 Ster-
ling place and 70S to 707 Vanderbilt
avenue. Goldsmith & Rosenthal. attor-
neys. represent the buying company.
Charles Partridge Real Estate Conf
pany Inc, sold the three story four fam
lis apartment house at 511 Park place
NtaF tisAton avenue, LOT lHs GOluktitH
Company.
John Pullman Real Estate Company
sold the one-halt block OF lots at the
southeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Garfield place. 1o0x1o0. for the Coorer
estate TO Bernard Strattman, the builder.
who VIII improve the plot with stores
and apartment buildings.
7. Lacov sold for William T.. Harmon
70 the !. G. q. Building Corpora tion six
lets. 1s0x100. on the east side Of East
Twcnty-hrst street, 40 feet north OF
Avenue 4. The J, G. 6. Building Cor
poration will erect three one family
houses With double garages.
Tic newly organized Pompal Con-
structlon Company, represented by a.
Freedman, attorney. purchased ~ the
Bcnsonhurst section a plot. 60x1oO, on
the south side OF Eishty-fourth street,
between Twenty-second and Twenty
third avenues. for Improvement with two
family dwellings
Henry L. Nielsen Offices leased The
garage at s17 Hicks street for |. w.
Hultgrcn.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
East Forty-eiahth street sale.
E. p. CARTER RESELLS
66TH STREET DWELLING
Other Private House Deals in
Manhattan.

+. r. Carter has resold the four story
dwelling, 2ox100. at 81 East Sixty
sixth street 10 a buyer who will oc-
cupy. Pease & Gilman were the brokers.
The seller bought the property last
June through the same brokers.
Brown -Wheelock Company sold for
the Sarah Meyers estate 50 East Ninety
second street. a four story residence.
17xio0s TO a buyer who will occupy
after alterations are completed. The
property was held at $4,000.
VIM. A. White e. Sons sold for Mrs.
Minnie Hayes a dwelling. 2c.Sxs6.2, at
252 West Twelfth street.
j. NJ. Kelly Company sold Ill West
12sth street. a three story dwelling, isy
100. for Grace Cassidy to Isabelle
Dempster also 1f2 Earst 121 street. "A
three story dwelling, 16.sxl00. for Frank
Reilly to Otto and Marguerite Heisler.
held at $4,000. and So West Seventy
first street. four story dwelling. lSx
100. held, at s35 900 for Mrs. Janis 70
Mr. and Mrs croghan. The same brokers
with Sherman g. Krschner sold 12O
East III street a three story dwelling,
16.Sxxl00, for Albert II. Stout.
To Alter 81. Luke's Place Dwelling
Pepe & Bro. sold for y. II. Brickel-
maier TO G. Marcucci . st. Lukes
place, Hudson Park. a three story
dwelling, 22.1x100. The buyer will alter
into apartments
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
SPECULATORS BUY
3 HARLEM FLATS
Acquire Gutenberg Estate Par
cells on Manhattan Avenue;
Other Deals.

Abraham safiir sold for the Adolphus
Gutenberg estate to the Alert Operators
Inc. the three Ave story apartment
houses at sos, $40 and 512 Manhattan
avenue. northwest corner OF West 121st
street. 100x95. The property rents FOR
$4,000 and was held at $3.50. 600. This
is the first sale or the property in thirty
years.
David Lion purchased from Mary and
Rebccca Rabinowitz the four and half
story triple fat. arranged for twelve
families and containing one store. on a
lot e5xi00, at 1b6 East 1l2th street
near Lexington avenue.
Porter & Co. sold for Jennie NJ. Mil
liSen the Ave story tenement with stores
at 1891 Second avenue. The property
has been In one ownership for the last
twenty-five years.
Incorporated recently at Albany, the
80 West l1Sth Street Corporation a. s.
Raunheim. T. Fullen and A. p. Woll-
heim) purchased from the Greenlieb Cor
poration the five story fat, 25x10o,11.
at that address
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
S1O,OOO,OOO RENTAL
FOR BUILDING SITE
Lessees Plan Fine Mercantile
Structure Opposite Ritz
Carlton Hotel.

On site opposite the Ritz-Carltor
building is soon 10 be erected at cost
of 81 10000 on land leased at an aggre-
gate rental OF more than $1,000 900 In
cluding taxes. The site covering the en-
tire southerly frontage OF the block IN
East Forty-seYenth street from Madison
to Vanderbilt avenues was rented by
the New York Central Railroad through
the New York State Realty and Ter
minsl Company for twenty-one years
with two renewal privileges 10 new
corporation known as Ss5 Madison Ave
nue.. Inc, which is owned by the firm
Of Webb e. Knapp
The plot has frontage of 101.5 on
Madison avenue. 2l5S on the south side T,
OF Forty-seventh street and zoos on
vanderbilt avenue. The total ground
area OF the site of 2l,055 square feet
The building will be restricted againat
all forms Of manufacturing and will be
limited to wholesale showrooms and
executive offices. Five thousand tons 81
steel viii be used In the construction OF,
the building which will be supervised by
the Todd, Robertson e. Todd Engineer
ing Corporation. The Madison avenue
facade VIII be of limestone and ths
facades on all sides will harmonic
with the surrounding buildings
VIM. A. White a. Sons were fhs
brokers in the deal and they have also
leased for the builders more than 15o.0oos
square feet OF space in the structure 10
be erected These leases have twenty
wears TO run and arc made to Aitkep ;
Son & Co.; Gage Brothers e. Co. and
10 the Judklns e. Mccormick Company.
prominent firms in the dress goods end
millinery trades. These leases cover
the space from the second TO the eighth
floor inclusive The ninth and tenth
floors have been rented for ten years TO :
the Bigelow-fIar Carpet Company
through Harris. Vought & Co. and Her.
bert Mclean Purdy.
The building will have four freight
and six passenger elevators The main
entrance. q feet wide and II feet high.
will be on Madison avenue. Tho street
floor and the floor Immediately above
will be divided into stores.
The land included in this mercantile
building venture is part OF the largo
site leased by the Weaver-Crawfor
Syndicate in its unsuccessful plan to
put up gigantic office building on thas
cooperative plan TO be known az ths'
Park-Madison Building.
In the deal closed yesterday Stoddard
& Mark were attorneys for the firm
OF Webb & Knapp. which Is composed or''
Eliot Cross. Robert C. Knapp and W
Seward Webb. Jr.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
SAILED.

Strs Mount Carroll. Hamburg; Orient. Bal
tifDore: w III Tilford. Hamburg: Smaragd
tNor), Norfolk; Matoa. Norfolk; Arapahoe.
CHARLESTON. &C: vasconia lBr). London; Old
North State, London via Plymouth and Cher
bours; santurce, La Romano. &C. Norfolk.
Santiago. Sc City OF st Louis, Savannah I;
Munargo. Nassau; Polycarp 9Br), Para; &c.
via Norfolk: Erholm (Nor). Norfolk; Juliana
(sp). Philadelphia. Munpace, Vera Cruz,
Sc: westlake. Baltimore.
strs Charles Il Harwood. Tampico; Nun
wood, Caibarlen: Union City tBr), Hamburg.
Schr Jennie Flood Kreiger. Boca Grande.
Tha corrected reading of the barometer
(rsduood 10 eea leyel at Now York on
Tuesday. March IA. 1922, at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau,
v as thirty and six hundredths (S0.06) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-three and five-tenths CI63.o) MILL
tsrs. Captains of all vessels now lying In or
near tho ports OF New York and BROOKLYN
can advantaEeously use the above official
data for observing whether their own barom-
eicrs require any considerable correction or
adjustment
smooth sea: visibility. 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy NALL

ASTORIA. Ore. March 9--outside. str Hok-
kss Maru Jap from Muroran.
Sailed 9th, str Orinoco Maru Dap, Yoko-
hama, &C.
BUCKSPORT, Ne, March 12--In port. schr
Ella Clifton (under repairs. which include
new stem).
HONOLULU. March a-Arrived. strs Rox-
burgh (Br). Astoria for sydney Hoosier
State. San Francisco for Yokohama, &C.
MANILA, March 8-Arrived. str Thomas.
san Francisco via Honolulu.
PORTLAND, Me, March 1i-Arrived,
barges Tenas and Searsport. Norfolk: 18th.
schrs Charlie & Willie. Boston for Sullivan;
Commack Norfolkt
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March e-Arrived.
str Buford. Honolulu.
SAN JUAN, PR, March 2-Arrived. strs
Hilton. New York: 4th. Evelyn. do; Lake
slavi, Houston via Havana; 9Th. Poseidon
Dutch. Puerto Plata (and sailed next day
for Trinidad Tth. Corneia. New York.
ST THOMAS. vi, March ARRIVED. str
paneborg DAM, Gibraltar for Santiago
vINALHAvEN. Me. March s-Arrived,
schr Erwin J Luce. after dischargng will
load at Stonington for Boston.
WILMINGTON. Nc. March ARRIVED, strs
Iowa tFr). Charleston; 9th. Santa Malta,
do; 10th. Solitaire. do.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON. March 14-Str verbanla tBr).
before reported in collision IN River Thames,
was so seriously damaged that her scheduled
sailing from London for Boston March 70
has been cancelled.
Str Gorredyk Dutch. which arrived to-day
from Rotterdam, reports In severe wealth.
er had llfeboat smashed, Interior flooded
aud deck fittings damaged. has cargo for
Philadelphia Baltimore and Norfolk.
Schr Lulu w Eppes has been sold through
w NJ Munroe a Co to Venezuelan parties
asa vessel r. NOW under repairs a. East
Tasyrn; Will be taken TO Laguayra by Capt
III T. Higgins OF Rockland and then 10 Ciudad
Bolivar TO operate on Orinoco River.
Str Penobscot tcx-Craigrownep was re-
Gently purchased by 9 ~ Sprague < Son
from the Shipping Board: they had been
operating her under bareboat charter.
Schr Joseph Zeman slid Off Metinic
Ledge in storm March and now lies IN
deep water. with topmasts visible too rough
10 get near her; impossible to say whether
anything more viii be saved from wreck.
KINGSTON. ia, March 1.-THE Govern
ment proposes 20 make Kingston free port
OF call in order TO attract ships passing
through the Panama Canal
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.


Franklin 100 wNw Tortugas i4th.
Gargoyle IL s Sand Key 14th.
Galveston lat 81 "a. lon 81 40 lAth.
George w Barnes II ME- Jupiter l4th.
Gulfnaid 1855 WNW Tortugas 1Ath.
Haiti 665 s Scotland l. 14th..
Helen Barner Gring passed Hatferas lam.
Henry II Mallory 3s N Jupiter 14th.
Eickman b66 from Philadelphla 1ath.
Italia 4 Il Capa Florida i4th.
J.lghtburne 81 s Jupiter 14th.
NLlnnekahda lat AZ bS. lon 81 ID 18th
Monterey off Havana 1ath.
Mount Evans lat "a %, Ion i6 5s 14th.
Sora 95 Jupiter f4th.
Potomac lat Al 81. Ion 4s 20 18th.
Paul III Harwood ~ w Sand Key 14th.
peninsular State 1.9o5 T. Ambrose l. 14th.
Orleans 245 u Hatteras 1Ath.
Eayo 12s N Jupiter idth.
Fan Bruno f.021 $ Nantucket l. v 18th.
TaLcon 18 SW Key West 15th.
Saugerties lat 80 So. Ion 81 IS 1ftf
Schoodic 80 NE Cape Lookout 18th.
Socony 34 n Jupiter 18th.
ssundance 1870 from Hole in Wall 18th.
Susuuehanna 2.433 T. Ambrose l. 18th.
swiftscout 2 Sc Sombrero 14th.
1'uxpanoil ESQ Sc Mobile 18th.
w G Teagle passed Jupiter 14th.
West Corum 81 S Jupiter 18th.
West Eldsra S15 r. Ambrose l. v 13rh,
West Gambo $50 Sc Cape May 14th.
West Hepburn 900 y Cape May 1ath.
west Quechee 900 u Boston 18th.
william Green 10 $ Sand Key 14th.
William Penn .222 K Ambrose L 14th.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
CLEARED.

str Old North State. Ferguson. Plymouth,
therbourg and London lgenera)-United
Str Pipestone County. strombeck. Rotter-
dam tEeneraD aD-cosmopolitan Shipping Co;
Str Paris CFr), Maurras, Havre tgeneraD -
snie Generate Transatlantique.
Barcelona (generaD Luis Lanso.
Str Bonny tBr), Pantin. Las Palmas. Ten
criffe. Dakar &c tseneraD-West india
str Vile de Djibouti CFr). Forgeard. Cas-
ahianca, Ceuta. Meiilla. &c 1generaD-Al-
Str Canadian Miller tBr). Sears, Brisbane,
sydney, sc. via Norfolk and Panama Canal
ursnersg Wifora Mskas;;, Mckay, Inc: &c.. c..r,
a.. via Norfolk tgeperaD Booth Co, Inc.
Str Songvaar (Nor). Ness. Montevideo.
Bahia Blanca. &c tgeneraD-s Q Stray
str Alvarado CBr). owen. Crstobal. Buena-
vcrtura, &C. via Panama Canal (generaD-
str santa Marta. Birks. Kingston. Cristo-
bal. Cartagena. &c tgeneraD-united Fruit
90.
IastJ--w r Grace g. Co.
Str Munplace, Lum, Vera Cruz and Tam
plco general)-Munson Steamship Line.
Str w l. Steed, Carpenter, Tampico tbal-
iast)---Pan-American Petroleum and Trans
's;u Str Z; santupce. wilson. La Romano ana
siauto Domingo City via San Juan (generaD -
New York aud Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Str Norfolk, Chadwick. u S Naval Station.
santiago. sc tsenerall-New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Go.
Str Munargo. Asborn. Nassau tseneraD-
Nunson Steamship Line. ..s
str Fort Hamilton tBr). Francis, bermuda
t.cneraD --Furness. Withy Co.
>tr Concho, Mcintosh. Galveston Via Key
West feencral1--Mailory Steamship Co.
Str Ocmulgee, Baker. Mobile and Tampa
,sencraD Mallory Steamship Co.
str City of st Louis. johnson. Savannah
tecnersD-ocean Steamship Co.
str Arapahoe Devereux. Charleston and
Jacksonville (gencral) )--Ciyde Steamship Co.
Str Erhqm (Nor) Johannessen, Norfolk
thallast)--C NJ Fatterolf G. Co.
str Johan Ludwig Mownckel (Nor). Berg.
Norfolk tballast)-Munson Steamship Limo.
Str Juliana tSp), Erezuma Cfrom Malaga /,
Philadelphia (residue)-Garcia Diaz
STR II Il niniock. Allen, Boston (general) =
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
MANUFACTURERS QUIT 5TH Av.

The Save New York Committee. OF
which John IIowes Burton is chairman.
announces ihc following removals or
garment manufacturing concerns from
tie save New York Zone" which in
cludes Fifth avenue as its center:
Brody 4 Birnbaum. from l22 West
Thirty fourth street L. g East Thirtieth
street; Charles Som & Co. from 81
West Thirty-fifth street 20 200 Fast
Twenty-ninth street: Louis Cohu a Co,
from 33-3s West Forty-slxth street to
70 West Thlrty-first street Kocnig &
Major. from l0G West Thirty-second
street 10 l47 West Twenty-tlfth street !;
Man Cowan. from % West Thirty
eighth street TO 40 East ThIrty-secoRd
street; vogel. White s. 60, from 20
West Thirty-sixth street 10 s-if West
Thlrtieth street. and the Eureka Dress
Company from 80 West Thirty third
street 70 1897 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15

DYCKMAN PLOTS BRING
S243,S 800 AT AUCTION

total OF S243s00 was paid for the
vacant plots in the DyclSman section OF
Manhattan. sold at auction yesterday in
~ Nesey street by Joseph r. Day. The
properties are ready for Improvement
with apartment houses. taxpayers and
residences. The following Is the result
Of the sale:
The southwest corner OF Maple avenue
and Thayer street, 65x350x irregular
was sold for Sf9.100. to J. J. Green. and
II. Wilson purchased for $500 a plot
T5x100. on the south side Of 214th
street. about 1874 feet west OF the Har-
lem River.
a plot 100xI00. on the north side of
210th street. 100 feet east OF Tenth
avenue. was purchased by G. White for
S13. 600. and Joseph r. Marks paid
Sf2,350 for the northwest corner OF Ninth
avenue and 213th street.
Two corner plots on Seaman avenue
and 215th street were offered. the north
west corner bringing s12,500. James
Engle was the purchaser. The south
west corner brought Sl2,i going 70
George Schauffele. r.. Wilson paid
s9.i00 for the plot. 50xi00. on the south
side of 215th street, 100 feet east or
Park Terrace West.
John !. Lane was the purchaser OF the
plot. 1O0x100. on the east side OF Park
Terrace East, twenty-five feet south OF
215th street. paying $4,000. and $4,000
was paid by +. Burns for the plot l41x
100 on the east side of Park Terrace
East. 100 feet south of 21sth street.
a plot 50x126 on the east side OF
Overlook Terrace, 100 feet south Of
1s7th street, part of the former James
Gordon Bennett estate tract. which was
sold by Mr.. Day In June. 1919. was pur-
chased by l.. Pomlck for $4,000. and $.
4. Bowen paid SO 900 for the plot look
100, on the west side OF Cooper street.
200 feet south OF 207th street The plo.
10ox100 on the south aide of 21lth
street. 17J feet east Of Amsterdam
avenue, went to II. Wilson FOR $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
Army Orders
Special Dispatch TO THE NEW York HnRALD
Now York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., March IL.

SpectdI DtspufcH 10 lHb NEW iohk hnhLp.
Now York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., March IL.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
Fitzmaurice. Major william J., to Fort
49, CAVALRY.
TIlford, Lieut.-C James D., 10 Boston.
Norton Capt. Anderson H., to Milwaukee.
Ciodson. Jr., First Lieut., w. r. H., to
Washington.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Stopford, Lieut. Col. Frederick W., to head
quarters First Corps Area.
FIELD ARTILLERY
Fortier. Capt. Louis j.. to Auburn, Ga.
These captains are 10 proceed 10 San Fran
cisco: Root. Stanley W.: O'Hair, Edgar A.;
Rede, George r.. Shea. Patrick e.: Hart
Edward f.: Garrison, William b.; Reddish,
Willard AL: Fleming. Percy O.: Randall,
Howard NJ. McCollum. William b.; Jenkins.
Jr., John NJ; McMaster, Richard H.: Tup-
per. Myron w; Walsh. overton; Dixon,
ENGINEERS.
Barden. Col. william j.. to Nashville.
GENERAL STAFF
Thomas. Jr.. Lieut.. Col. John H.. TO Paris,
France.
Aloe. Col. Alfred. 10 Fort Banks. Mass.
Blauvelt. Major Francis Xaxier. 70 wash
Keen. Major Hugh b.. to Denver.
ORDNANCE.
Hall. Capt Dale c.. 10 Dover. y. J.
QUARrERMAs1ER
Gallagher. Col. Hugh j.. 10 Boston.
Gown, Lieut.-Col. William r.. TO Boston.
Moore, Capt. William j., TO Washington'
o'shaughnessy. Major Patrick j.. TO wash
ington.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15

Niborg Dan). New York: Henry 8 Grove.
West Coast; Juniata. philadelphia tand
sailed for JacksonviIle); City of Savannah.
New York.
Sailed l4th. strs Alloway. japan and
China; City OF Montgomery. New York.
SALEM. Mass. March 13-Arrived. barges
Elk Garden. Philadelphia; J. w Q
Nos and 10. New York.
TACOMA. Wash. March 13-Arrived. str
F'ushina Maru tJap). Seattle.
Sailed 18th, str Noorderdyk Dutch. Port
land
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, March 14-Ar-
rived. schr Harriet G Whitehead. New York
for Nantucket: tug Battleboro. towing barges
paytona. from Portland, and Portsmouth and
Barnegat. Boston for Norfolk.-Wind SW,
fresh overcast
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
Wind. Off the Atlantic Coast.

Fast Gulf-Modcrate 20 fresh southwest.
shifting 20 northwest winds: partly overcast
weather and probably local rains Wednesday.
West Cuf-FreSh northwest and north
winds and generally fair weather Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and Wiudward Passage
Moderate to fresh northwest and east winds
partly overcast weather and probably local
rains "Wednesday.
North ot Sandy Uook--Fresh northwest
winds over north and fresh TO strong north
and northeast winds over south portion
overcast weather. probably rain wednesday
sandy Hook TO Hatteras-Fresh to strong
shifting winds and rainy. thick weather
Wednesday.
ffatteras to Florida Straits--Freeh south
and southwest winds, becoming strong over
north: OVERCAST; showery weather wednes-
day.
Disturbance central over Tennessee and
moving eastward.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

Lewis w. MAY %. sold FOR Mary y.
Duncan 1904 Seneca street, Far Rock
away. \. L. to Rose Brunner The prop
erty consists " two and one -hslf story
dwelling, 100xl00. and was held ut
$4,000
y. g. McNab has purchased an apart
ment At 126 Twenty -third street. Jack.
son Heights and Df. NJ. &. league has
purchased m apartment in 1872 Twenty :
third street. Jackson Heights.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
SUPREME COURT FREES
IMPOUNDED GAS FUND
Consolidated Will Receive
Money Without Delay.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Su-
preme Court will send Immediately to
the United states District Court at New
York city its mandate in the Consoll-
dated Gas Company cases, X was an
nounced to-day By Chief Justice Taft.
This will facilitate the release Of the
large impounded fund ana make Il avail
able for the use of the company II Is
the custom OF the court to hold its man
date thirty days after the decision.
The action was upon motion by coun-
sci for the Consolidated Gas Company.
The impounded fund had been eccumu-
lating for months. representing the diff
ference between the statutory rate and
the price the company charged for gas.