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The New York herald., 1922-10-21
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy NALL


BANGOR. Me. Oct 17-In port. barge
Northern No 30, from New York.
CHARLESTON. SC. Oct 1S-Sailed, str
Nancy Weems, Miami.
HONOLULU. Oct 14-Arrived, str City Of
Los Angeles, San Pedro.
Sailed 18th. str Persia Maru (Jap). Yoko-
hama. &c.
MANILA. Oct 12-sailed. str Logan. San
Francisco.
MOBILE. Ala, oct 19-Arrived. str Lyse-
ford (Nor) Puerto Castillo.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Oct 1s-Arrived,
tug Pocahontas. Norfolk. towing barge Da-
lana ,and win leave 2lst on return.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Oct 1f-Arrived, strs
India Arrow. New York; Tccumseh Br),
New York: Lightburne, Providence.
Sailed 18th. str Black Sea CEr). AleSan-
dria.
Cheektowaga towing barges Nos So6 for New
Bedford s03 for Vineyard Haven. 200 for
Boston and Northern No Il for Fort Point.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct 15-Arrived.
strs Enterprise. Mahukona; West lslip. Seat
tie for Australia Eastern Prince CBr). Van
couver: Craftsman (Br). Seattle.
Sailed 18th strs City of Reno, san Pedro;
18th. La Brea, San. Pedro.
Sailed 18th. str Artigas." Charleston, &c.
and Boston,
sEARSPoRT. Me. oct 1s-In port barge
No 10I. from Boston.
TACOMA, Wash. Oct lJ-Arrived, str loml
Maru Jap), Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Eugene v. Welsh sold for Mrs. kathe
Fues, her house at y Court street, Nor
ristown. ~ j.. 10 Sam DiVivo OF
Stroudsburg. Pa. who will occupy IT,
Chauncey q. Griffen sold the home OF
Miss Catherine Welsh. on Longview
avenue. White Plains. to Margaret
Schott.
Prince & Ripley sold for j. l. II. Her.
bert. residence on Walworth avenue, In
the Greenacres section of Scarsdale. y.
y, TO Charles G.. Mckendrick of Mon
roc. y. Y. The property was held al
$4,000.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for the Fifth Avenue Bank Of New
York to Charles Il. McMillen, for occu-
pancy. the dwelling and garage, corner
of Berkeley avenue and Lawn Ridge
road. Orange. y. j.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Payson Mel Merrill Company leased
apartments in 81 West Fifty-second
street to Mrs *. NJ. II. Marshall: in So
East Eighty-sixth street to Miss .ane
A. Catlin: in, 81 Washington Square
South to G. Daniel Bachelor and in 14o
West Fffty-seventh street to Rapelje
Howell.
Bracher & Hubert leased the follow
ing apartments; In SO Park avenue to
Peter j. Maloney. Jr.: in 4,3 West End
avenue to Marion Douglas. Edmond
Kelly, j. H. Woolverton, Marie Paterno
and Frank ]. Atkins: in III West sixty
ninth street TO Marion Victor. DR.. Fos-
ter Haven and Louise Everett; in 323
West Seventy-fifth street to Mrs. Flor
ence Lewis and Miss Katharine Bowan;
in 15i West Seventy-eighth street to
Walter NJ. Waters.
Cross & Brown Company leased for
Fred Il. French Company. Inc. an
apartment in 81 East Sixty-first street
to Drs Pratt and Woods.
Leroy Coventry leased for G. l.. Law
renee li6 West Seventythird street. a
four story dwelling. 2exl00.
Ernest T. Bower leased for Mrs. Mary
J. Wharton the dwelling 151 West
Ninety-fourth street.
j. Arthur Fischer rented, in i0i West
Fortieth street furnished apartment to
Cora NJ. Deinzer and an unfurnished
apartment to Carlo Edwards.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
SHIPPING NEWS

oDanl. cienfuegos: Kinghorn CNorl. Manila
Blue Triangle. San Pedro. &C; Keelung (Br)
New York;; Harrington Court lBr). Balti
more.
Cleared goth. str Maryland (Br), Bremen
and Hamburg via Baltimore and Norfolk.
Sailed 10th, strs Runa (Nor). Port Anto
no; bayonne tmotor), New York; Belmont
81 Andrews Bay.
Passed up Reedy Island a0th, SEQ AM
motor Lulea (Sw), Lulea for Philadelphia. 4
Iasscd out Delaware Breakwater 10th.
IN, strs Gulfstream, Philadelphia for Port
Arthur; s;20 Pm. San Patricio C5r), do fol
Passed out Goth, 20 AM. str p,,na fNor,
Philadelphia for Port Antonio: 0 40 AM
park Belmont. do for st Andrews Bay.
to,.iss. rassed L. out @ 10Th. y 40 AN. tug Lenape
ion and Trenton for Bangor: e:i5 AM schl
Horatio G Foss. Phiodelphia for Ctenfuegos
Wind, PM. \. 20 miles; hazy; moderat,
PORT IVORY. NJ. Oct ao-sailed. str Mas
tug Carlisle. Phiadelphiat lowing barge.
Iohickon for Hallowell and Glendower fol
Sa,rdlner Sa, !and left on return with barge
SSsklppaek 70 call at Portland" for barge,
PORTLAND. Me. Oct 20-Arrived. str But
t9nwood. p,I 4, Norfolk (noon); barge Pennypacls
Arrived goth. str Munalbro. Norfolk; sch,
Wyoming, do.
Sailed 18th, schrs Ida u Gibson, Bangor
Sailed 20th. strs Rozan Maru (Jap), Hull
Transportation, Norfolk.
PLYMOUTH. Mass. Oct 19--Arrived. barge
Bill Hughes. Port Reading
,.gsfRovlpENGE. RI. Oct 19-Arrived. strs
Jert 5erd Davis. Davis Barry: Asia or, New York
Naples motor pinths Fall River: tug
william q Howard. New York. towing barge
Michael Howard.
RAYMOND. Wash, Oct 1s--Arrived. str
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct le-Arrived,
str American. New York; motor Doris
Arrived lats. str Eaton; Philadelphia.
castle. Eng.
Sailed 18th. str steel Inventor, New York.
sailed 18th. str Nebraskan (from New
York and Philadelphia), Seattle: motor Cal
ifornian, Seattle.
York; Steel Age, Baltimore.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Oct 1e-Sailed. str
Cuba, Balboa.
SAN JUAN. PR, Oct 19-Arrived str
Ponce. New York n
sailed 10Th; str San Lorenzo. New York.
SAVANNAH Ga, Oct 2o-Arrived. strs Bo-
ltvian (BD. Brunswick. City. of Atlanta.
New York; Jnniata. Baltimore (and sailed
for Jacksonvie) Essex, Jacksonville (and
sailed for Phadephia).
Sailed 10th, str Moncensio (ItaD. Genoa
via New Orleans
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Oct 2o-Ar-
tuckst; Harteny W 1Br1 New or York or for mast s.
George. NIB Erwin Luce. Addison for
New York.
<tiiiNeu anu sitiicu -Vtn. sclrs amy u NC
kean fBrl, Halifax for New York: Marshal
Foci (Br). Lunenburg for New York: Fred
erick Fl (Br, ST John, NIB. for Norwalk !;
Francis Ccodnow. Stonington for New York
Passed 20th, tugs Fame. towing . barges,
Norfolk for Boston; Underwater. west. tow
ing barge Howard.
Returned e0th schr Ainsle tBr), New
York for La Have
In port 10th. schr Bradford r Jones. Nor
folk for Boston.-wind. northerly. moderate
TO fresh: clear.
WILMINGTON. NC. Oct 1s-Arrivcd. strs
Magmeric. Fernandina for Danzig and
Bremen via Norfolk Lake Gilboa, New
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY SALES.

Max NJ Natanson purchased 7Ss
Eighth avenue. three story business
building, 25xl00. on the west side of the
avenue between Forty-seventh and
Forty eighth streets The building is
leased TO one tenant at q net annual
rental OF $500. the lease expiring Sep
tember 30. 1925. The property was held
at $4,000. The broker was james Boyd.
William II. Davis Memorial Free In
dustrial School for Crippled Children
has sold TO the Feuer Holding Corpora
ton al West Fifty-seventh street. "a
four story building. on lot 29x1c0.5.
near Tenth avenue. The purchase price
was $1,000
Samuel Cowen sold six story loft
and store. 25xioo. at 10 Ridge street to
Il. Steinberg.
Harry Calm. operator and builder.
purchased from the Laurel Garage
Company. Inc. liz West 18th street, be-
tween Lenox and Seventh avenues. a
public garage. l50xloo. and leased the
same for ten years at an aggregate
rental Of $4,000. NJ. Watts was the
broker.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
News Of the Real Estate World
BUILDERS BUY HEIGHTS
LOTS FOR APARTMENTS
Take Ouer Audubon Az. Block
Front for Project.

The block front of eight lots on ;he
lSSth and lS9th streets. has been pur-
chased by builders through Henry NJ.
Ribeth and Benjamin Rosenblatt,
brokers. who will Improve the site with
apartment houses at a cost Of about
$4,000 The seven northeriy lots We're
sold for DR.. Adolph zeh who had
owned them for thirty-five years, and
the single lot at the isSth street corner
was sold by the estate of \. q. German.
The property fronts 200 feet on the
avenue and loo feet on each street, and
the buyers will erect two six story
apartment houses to be ready for oc-
cupancy next summer. They will con-
tain suites of three. four and five rooms.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
IN THE DWELLING MARKET

James L. Van SAINT purchased from
the New York Historical Society two
four story two family houses 464 and
i6b West 165th street, between Amster-
dam and Edgecomb avenues, 33x7Ox
irregular. The property was Il legacy
to the Historical Society from the es-
tate OF George y Van Slyck. The
brokers We're Il. II. Ludlow q Co.
Hudson i. Rose Company resold the
three story dwelling at 90 Bradhurst
avenue, 1sx75. opposite 144th street. The
selling company acquired the property
a few weeks ago through w. J. Huston
& Son from the Bradley estate.
Edward c. III. Vog.er, through Frank
b. Haubert, sold for Mrs. Agatha c.
lyman the three story dwelling 175
West Ninety-seventh street, 17xl0o to
Joseph Koslc.
!. NJ Kelly Company sold 20 West
l23d street. 16.3xl00. three story dwell
ing, for the estate Of J. Samuelson to
Grace Cassidy
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
QUEENsBoRoUGH DEALS

Malba Estates Corporation through
Champ & Dasey, sales directors, sold
from plans. at Malba on the Sound. l.. l.,
a dwelling on North Drive, with a drive
way court entrance from the Boulevard.
The purchaser is William II. Miller of
Brooklyn.
william III. Murphy and John l.
Hammond sold an eight family house
with stores. southeast corner of Davis
street and Jackson avenue. Long Island
City. for the Peter Doelger Brewing
Company 10 Edwin Harrison.
H. Goldschmidt sold for Louis Strouse
a three story dwelling and garage on
Mott avenue. Far RoclSaway; also for
the same owner a house. 10 kensington
Gardens, to Morris Trop.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
STEEL co. LEASES TWO
SITES IN PENN. ZONE
Shenandoah to Build on 30th
Street Plot.

The II. NJ. Well Company leased for
the Sanford Estate 13s-140 West Thirty
first street. 50xiOO. to the Shenandoah
Steel and Iron Corporation. Louis Sea
dron, president. for sixty-three years.
The company contemplates improving
the plot for prospective tenants. The
site faces the Equitable building, now
in course of construction The rental
amounts TO approximately 100000.
The same brokers also leased for the
Tylrae Company 20s-2l0 West Thirtieth
street. i5Xl0o. TO the Shenandoah Steel
and Iron Corporation. The lease is for
sixty-three years and a new building is
contemplated. The rental Of this is APP
proximately $4,000.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased
offices in the Canadian Pacific Build
ing. Madison avenue, Forty-third to
Forty-fourth street to j. G.. White &
Co.. Inc. of 81 Wall street for an up
town branch.
Tankoos, Smith & Co. subleased in 80
Chambers store and basement to the
Army and Navy Distributing Comany.
Spear & Co. leased the following
floors: To Joseph Cohen & Sons. manu-
facturers of children's dresses. the
twelfth floor in IS West Twenty-third
street lUEOuSn " - NtcA ANtHNS
fourth street. containing 1890 s.uaI Q
feet; also third floor in 400 Lafayette
street To the Standard Importing Co..
Inc sixth floor in 532 Broadway to H..
& Il. Knitting Mills, Inc, manufac-
turers of sweaters, and second floor in
1O7 Greene street to Knobel < knobe..
manufacturers of trunks.
Cross & Brown Co. leased store and
basement in East Fifty-ninth street
to the Plaza Art Rooms, and FOR
Wilkinson Brothers g. Co., Inc. third
loft in Washington place to Rudnick,
Frank & DAILY, clothing manufacturers,
and a portion of the building 645 West
Fifty fifth street to the New York Sight
Seeing Company, Inc.
Herbert Jacques, Morris and Alfred
Somborn leased offices in l44l Broad
way. southwest corner of Forty-first
street TO the Etra Letter Company,
John d. Mccarthy. ~
Haggstron-Callen Company leased
salesroom in 2oS Wests Forty-seventh
street to the \. $. Company.
John II. Scheier leased in 2f1 West
Fifty-fourth street the parlor floor store
to Lena Ueberrhin; also ground floor
store to the Stanley New York Com
pany.
]. Arthur Fischer leased from plans
for the Maresi estate to j. l.. Snyder,
a tenant, tie seven story building Zoo-
262 West Forty-first street. 5oxloo.
Goldberg & Gustus leased to Bratt-
man Bros. second loft in 4so sixth ave.
nue.. southeast corner Of Twenty-ninth
street. and have been appointed agents
for the property.
II. J. Friedman Company leased tenth
floor in ia West, Twenty-sixth street,
5000 square feet. to the Ma
tional Kimona Company at an asgre-
gate rental of $4,000
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Amer Realty Company, Inc, j. ~
Mautner, president. purchased sll Met
tropoIitan avenue. two two story frame
dwellings 1SxG0 eacr: also q Maspetn
avenue. a two story frame Dwelling lss
20. also g7l4 West Fifteenth street, Co.
new Island. a three story tenement, 2ox
u.s.
Davenport Real Estate company
Inc. sold the three story apartment
Northwest corner Of Clarendon road
and East Twenty-third street. 2oxso. for
Mrs. Helen A. Rollins.
Herbert jacques Norris and Alfred
Somborn leased store and basement III
ZIG Nostrand avenue, to the Vogue op-
teal shops, Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
YORKvILLE LANDMARK SOLD.
Frame building ON Third Avenue
TO He Demolished.

The two story frame building at 1899
Third avenue, 256x100. said to be York
yilles oldest building has been resold
by Adam Stephan to Charles Eberhart,
president OF NJ. Eberharft & Son Com
pany. hardware dealers. who owns 1901,
adjoining. Mr.. Eberhart recently recon
structed the latter and will now erect
a four story addition on his new pur-
chase
The building at 1899 was erected in
fs43 by John Sanporn. and in the early
70s was sold to David Zabinski. who
altered it for business purposes. His
estate sold it recently to Mr.. Stephan
T.. NJ. Clear & Co. arranged both sales.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
TO SELL BAYSIDE LOTS.

The one time William L. Peck estate
at Bayside. L. l.. twenty weight minutes
from the Penn station. Manhattan, with
Il service of sixty trains daily, has been
divided into 600 lots. including the Peck
homestead. which are TO be sold at auc-
lion to-day by Joseph L. Day. auc-
tioneer. on the premises. rain or shine.
Tho .eck estate Immediately adjoins
the Belleclare Golf and Country Club
and has an extensive frontage OH Rocky
Hill road.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
REARDON SMITH TO OPEN
AUSTRALASIAN SERVICE
Win Carry Oil on Contract
From Gulf Ports.

A monthly general cargo service be-
ztween New York and Australasian ports
will be started by the Reardon Smith
Line. of which the United States Navi-
CATION Company is American agent. be-
ginning with the sailing November 20
OF the Jersey City.
The ships will have n contract with
the Texas oil Companyito carry $4,000
cases OF oil monthly from Gulf ports at
about 2S cents a case. The United
States Navigation Company is operating
twenty-five Reardon Smith ships in reg
ular service.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
nctLEs BUILDING LEASED.

Thomas Rubin. dealer In dresses. now
located at 10 West Thlrty,flrst street.
has leased from Alfred Nelson the
Eccles Building. seven story structure
covering plot 25x9s.g. at . West
Thirty-first street, near Fifth avenue.
The lease is for twenty-one years, be-
ginning November I. az an aggregate
rental OF &91f 0n0
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
TO FINISH MAMARONECK SALE

All OF the remaining unsold 200 home
building lots. formerly belonging to the
estate of the late John W.. Sterling at
Mamaroneck. n. y. are to be closed
out at absolute auction sale by Joseph
J.. Day. auctioneor. to-day at 2 Il. NJ.
on the premises The lots remaining to
he sold include some of the best build
ing sites along Boston Post road and
Harrison avenue. The intersection of
these thoroughfares Is opposite to tho
entrance of the Shore Acres residential
colony.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
TO HOLD SALE IN JAMAICA.

At T., NJ to-day T. +. Archer. auc-
fioncer. OF Jamaica VIII sell property
on Sutphin Boulevard. Jamaica. con-
sistng OF fourteen business lots on Sut-
phin Boulevard and l2o home lots on
adjacent streets. The sale Will be held
opposite the property In Laddman' s
Hall. corner Of Sutphin Boulevard and
iO9th avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
AUCTION AT WHITE PLAINS.

rwenty-three residence building plots
at White Plains, n. ". with improve
ments. arc to be sold at public auction
to-day at T. VI. on the premises by
Chauncey y. Griffen. suctioreer The
lots ore oil Greenridge and Bryant ave-
uuee and on Nlamaroneck road In the
residential section OF White Plains. The
offering also includes q fourteen room
house
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
SALE ON DUANE STREET.

After an ownership of forty years the
Euphemia $. Coffin estate has sold the
five story building at i53 Duane street,
northwest corner of West Broadway.
The property Is located in the heart of
the wholesale shoe district and has a
frontage Of twenty-five feet on Duane
Street and 25.5 feet on West Broadway
The deal was negotiated by 1sidore
Brown
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
BISCUIT co. TO BUILD GARAGE
VIII Improve Sites Bought Recent
Iy ON sixteenth Street

The National Biscuit Company.
whose purchase Of All West Sixteenth
street was reported yesterday. has
bought from NJ. Turner Brockway the
adjoining property at Nos. 4o7 and
400. On the combined site 70.3xs5. the
company will erect three story garage
and storage building. ]. L. Torrance.
who filed the plans. estimated the cost
at 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
PLAN HARLEM GARAGES.

Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau OF Buildings for the con-
struction Of 2i3 one story garogeg and
a gasoline station at si9 TO 2Js West
i49th street. eis TO 2,i wast i5Oth street
and TO ~ Nacpmbs place. Each garage
viii be l0xi7 feet and cost si5O. making
"A total cost ~ s5f. 80. Vincent Astor
is the owner Of The property. Joseph
-. Thomas is lessee sidney Daub Is
he architect
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
CHAUNCEY f. GRIFFIN & CO.,
wcstchester's Leading Realty Experts.
10 East 4ist st. Murray Hill s320.
New Jersey-salo or Let.
CHOICE INDUSTRIAL
SITES

In units of five to fifty acres, on
deep water, within eight miles of
Manhattan. Served by seven trunk
line raill Dads. Storage facilities
unrivalled. Railroad sidings easily
obtainable. Directly connected
with main highways to New York.
An opportunity of unusual interest
to those who are seeking industrial
sites well located, with the most
favorable transit facilities. Will
sell or lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address-De-
partment of Public improvements,
City of Newark, N. j.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. Oct. 20.

These naval orders were made public to-
day;
Commander W. II. Toaz. to command U.
s. S. Vega
Lieutenant Commander Francis S. Craven,
70 command U. $. :. Bruce.
Lieutenant Commander c. G. Windsor,
granted leave.
Florida as First Lieutenant.
Lieut.. J. l.. kerley. to command U. 8. s.
Eagle %.
Lieut.. Frederick j. Eakins. resigned.
Lieut.. Ruskin LHamon, to U. s. S.
Camden.
Lieut.. L. II. williams. TO U. S. s. Rap
pahannock.
Lieutenant Commander l.. G. Williams. TO
Naval Academy. ANNAPOLIS.
Lieut.. Clarence @. Garcia. to Mare Island
Yard, California.
Lieut.. Walter Rehrauer. to Naval Academy.
Annapolis.
Lieut.. Charles Musii. to receiving ship,
Philadelphia Pa
Lieut.. Il. p. Robeson, to U. s. s sapelo,
as supply Officer.
Lieut. 9. W White. 10 receiving ship. San
Francisco. Cal
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

A closing out auction sale OF proper
ties in the Country Club district. Mer-
rick road and Central avenue. Queens.
will be held this evening IN l49 Fulton
street. Jamaica. by the NJ Morgenthau
Ir. Company.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Army Orders
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c.. Oct. 20.


These army orders were made public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
SpraRins. Major Robert L.. to Panama
Canal Zone.
Miller. Capt. II. s.. to Cleveland.
Robinson First Lieut.. Robert, 10 Philip
pine Islands.
QUARTERAIAsTER CORPS.
Rethers, Col. Harry r., to Governors
Island, y. Y.
Joffee. First Lieut.. !. H., 10 Fort Ben
ming. Ca.
Gibbons. Lieut.-col. Henry, to Army War
College, Washington.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Keck, Capt. Charles H.. TO Augusta
Arsenal, Ga.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
ComeRys, Major Edward T., to McCoolI
Field. Ohio.
McFall, First Lieut.. John H., vo Fort Riley.
Kan.
AIR SERVICE.
Mccormick, First Lieut.. Haynie 70 Ran
toul. III.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
oueens-saIe or Rent.
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f l. M HUI r. s r

New magnificent houses. 10 and 20 rooms,
suitable for 3 families; brick house, most
beautifully decorated. enclosed sporches, posi-.
lively every Improvement; rooms are excep-
tlonally large, light and airy, on 35 and 80
foot front lots; paved driveway, . and 3 car
ton cannot be equaled; near all transit lines
to Manhattan; 20 minutes to Times So, sc
fare. For a home and income this prop
erty before going elsewhere. Il. BUNGE,
Owner and Builder, SO Ithaca ST., Elmhurst
l., l. Havemeyer 1325-J
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
Fire Record

a NJ Loss.
;2o-se KIngsbridse road. Bronx.
:eo-Chambers and Greenwich sts.;
automobile: Gid Gross. Unknown
:0J--730 Seventh sv.. unNtsvwn. q. .Trffling
3 3:00-Front OF 1889 Broadway: taxi
cab; Louis Balish. ......... Unknown
4:0J-G02 West i65tb St. lumber;
Max Lppman. ............' Unknown
6:50-1tt Second av.: unknown, O.. Unknown
S:15-29oa Third av. Bronx; rsasc
s s:aa-aso PARK av.; Harry Banthat. Unknown S.'r
io:3O-Sd1 West ST.; paper wagon.
io,5J-fOis wcsichester av.. Bronx.
Charles Ogden: .::...,...... Unknown
II Eighth av. and 30th ST.; paper
wagon. y. s. .Trfline
IL ;o0-43 TO a. West 10th ST.: un-
known ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .TriflnE
io:2o-2070 Daily av. Bronx Julius
Sieder ..................... .Triflina
i2 :3o-2366 Seventh av. Booker 4.
Washington Hospital. al............N None
i2 :iJ-6S9 Eighth avi Margaret j.
NJ.
t:3o-26 y. 1o6th st.. Max zeintz. Slight
. .4o--Sl6 West End av unknown. Unknown
3;50-GI Forsyth st.. Isidor stkan.. Unknown
4:i0-20i w. 53d st.. Edward Nc
-o Donald .......'.. -. ~, Slight
Bronx. rubbish ................ None
5.i5-a0i Y. 72d st.. Mary simon. Unknown
b:2S--35 I'd av., theater, unknown. sllgh,
5:4o-150 Il. 152d ST. The Bronx.
Morris Clash. ................ Unknown
1880 la Sale st., Mrs. Ness. Unknown
6:0o-i6sth 81. and Webster ay., The
Bronx. lumber yard. ......,. Unknown
6;35-Tn front OF i66NAllen ST.. north
bound track Of I'd av. elevated,
Second Av. Railroad. ,....... Unknown
0:3j--JTs LIST av., car yard. Long
Island Railroad. .... ........... None
G.5o--hi WiIlett ST.. Sam Cold Unknown
T:20-t41 Washington av.. The Bronx.
Rose Rich. h....................U Unknown
7:55-235 w. i49th st.. fence. the
Astor cstato..s............. Slight
S:00-Westchcster and Cauldwe avs,
Tho Bronx. vacant lot ........ None
S.50-65s Prospect av.. The Bronx.
Hyman Mankln. ............. Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
S TWO-FAMILY HOUSES

IAN EhEMPI.
Pebble dash stucco. IL rooms, . inclosed
porches, steam boilers. built-in bath and
shower, white enamel gas range, tile kitchen,
BATH parquet floors. artistically decorated
driveway. north side of Jamaica on Alsop
Ct. or I50th ST., near Oceanview av.
Builder on premises. ADAM METZ, ia
maica OSie
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

MONEY for second mortgage Investment: no
delay, no red tape; city, country. Call or
write full, complete particulars. FOSHAY,
40 West 40th. near Broadway.
MONEY loaned first mortgages, second mort
cages to heirs to build city. country. Call.
write WALDORF. Is Park row.
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JAMAICA.

$50 HILLSIDE AVENUE.
10 lease or for sale. brick house. seven
rooms. all improvements: largo garage:
coal supply In cellar. Call Sunday. between
and 3 J. NJ
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Qucens-sale or Rent.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Lon: IsIand--salc or Let.

ATTRACTIVE small house, rooms and
bath; car garage; plot 50xi15; All inn
provements: excellent neighborhood, Mincola.
l.. I. CLARK. CHRIST & McKELLAR, w.
34th st. Fitzroy 0162.
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westchestcr--salc or Let.

PORT wASHINGTON--Franie house. 9
rooms, bath. hot water heat lot 40xloo;
81, 900. MONFORT a. HECEMAN. Tel. f52.