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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-31
81 Coupon Given Away Free Wit Every S. Cash
Purchase in Our Dry Goods Store
Dress Goods

Dress Goods
Garheld's French Serge. 81 inches wide
Strictly all wool. One of the best
serges made ............ $1.9S yard
Garheld's Tricotine and Poiret Twill
just the material for that tailored suit
$3.50 yard
Sport Tweeds are among the most popu-
lar fabrics shown this season for suits
and separate skirts. A good line of
colors to choose from,
$500 and $2.25 yd.
Wool Jersey in a good line of colors; So
inches wide ...-....,. $2.35 yd.
All Wool Pop1in, AZ inches wide,
si.s9 yd
Silk and Wool Poplin, in black and col
orS Observation-Disclosures. Sl.SS yd.
Silks and VOiles
Belongs Satin and Taffeta, SO inches
wide. Fully guaranteed =. $3.50 yd.
Belongs Crepe de Chine, 4o-inch,
Messalines and Taffetas, in a full line of
colors to choose from. =. $1.75 yd.
Also Messaline in black, brown and navy,
$1.59 yd.
Newport Wolfe, 44-inch, in full line of
colorS ................. 49C yd.
Foulard Voiles, in small, neat designs so
much in demand this season, at
50c, 79c and $50 yard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-31
BRATTLE BORO'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
Whv We DO Ii

Volume the keynote of American Business Production
is not at full capacity
The first impetus to business must from distributors
of retailers of the country Manufacturers
prefer business without profit having plants idle Many of
them cooperating with the CoodnoW stores united
effort distribute quantities of merchandise without profit
We believe that when people understand that sell
goods profit and many instances at less than cost
big buying will that will quickly clear these
enable make fresh purchases thus keeping
manufacturers at work without interruption.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-31

Table Oil Cloth, the best Meritas Goods;
so inches wide ........... $50 yd.
Turkish Towels, large assortment TO
choose from, including an extra heavy
fancy Towel with pink and blue Dor
derS ................. 0Sc
Curtain Scrims and Marquisettes This
is the time to look after the curtains
"A good line of patterns Priced from
1870 to 59c yard
Hosiery
Onyx Full Fashioned Isle Hose, black
and cordovan ......... CSC pair
Pigeon Hose, good, heavy silk. In black
and colors " $50
6. W ) ~ Van Raalte
Silk Hose, in
~ black and
!: : !: !. /. / i /. i
NEn colors, at
In Ia " I'm $2.25, $3.50
III Iva N nf@F I'M and $2.75
NlDN@l d IW9 Van Raalte
/ UIEs\ d I VI Glove Silk
~ ksAn4@A Hose. These
~ K - are in fancy
ss,! ~ stripes and col
esazL-SSs222zsSss Us s ssss.SSss@ ors, 1898
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-31
G0odnow, Pearson & Hunt
BEGINNING SATURDAY, APRIL zorsa
bird Sensational Coupon Giving Sale
Hon. We DO IL

The Coupon-Gving includes all goods in the store whether
advertised not and in addition any MarkDown Prices
With every $500 purchase multiple thereof will give
coupon for $00 This will apply to any merchandise for
sale in any department.
Each $10O coupon will be redeemabe for $00 worth OF
merchandise in any department.
Coupon Giving Will Apply to Cash Purchases Only
Positively No Cash Refunds During This Sale
Coupons issued will be redeemed until further notice
In order do larger volume of business willing
give all profits back to customers here's your
chance get most extraordinary values merchandise of
quality and character
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-31
$1,000

Mems Blue Chambray Work Shirts, soft
collar attached. Sizes IA to II, $1.OO
Mems Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, of me-
dunn weight Short sleeves, ankle
length. All sizes ........ $3.50
Mems Cotton Coat Sweaters, with or
without a.>collar. Two pockets. All
sizes Observation-Disclosures. $1.79
Mems Extra Fine Cotton Hose, in all the
wanted colors. All sizes ....... Csc
Mems Shirts and Drawers, of medium
weight. Gray only All sizes, SOC each
Mems Cotton Night Robes in white.
Breast pocket. Vneck. All sizes,
$1.25
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-31
THE SUITS

Embracing the desired models and
colors for this season. in worsteds, tweeds
and clearinghouse, grays, brown, blues
and greens in attractive mixtures and
plain shades. Belted models with patch
or flap pockets are in popular favor; and
then there are the plain back models for
the conservative dresser
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-31

Mems and Young Mems New Spring
Suits and Top Coats
THE TOP COATS

There is no garment in a mans
wardrobe SO handy to have around as
top coat. For cool days and evenings in
Spring or for riding on cool Summer eve
nings, the top coat fills long felt want
for an in-between-weight garment. We
have a very attractive showing of these
popular coats-rightly priced.
$4,000
/-,a o., -- FOUR COUPONS FREE a.a -s.-.sa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-31
Little Boys Top Coats

Smart, manly models, with
belt all around; in new Spring
tweed. Two lower and one
breast pocket. Sizes ~ to 6
years ..... $500
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
News Of the Real Estate World
S1,S25,OOO DEAL
FLATS REPORTED
Large Properties on Heights
Change Hands; Other Sales
in Manhattan.

Apartment houses valued at S1.325, 900
We're sold yesterday by Joseph Shenk.
according to an announcement made by
Mr. Shenk. The largest of the prop
critics, Tieman Hall, six story elevator
house, 100x150, at 619 West 127th street
near Riverside Drive, was bought by q
client of Max Rosenfeld. 1t was held
at 100000. and is said to return a
rental of SOS, 900.
To a Mr.. Lazar, Mr. Shenk sold Studer
Court North six story elevator apart
ment, 100X100, at the southeast corner
of st. Nicholas avenue and 177th street,
known as sos West 177th street, and
held at s325,000. 1t rents for about
S51, 900 annually. He also sold to the
West Heights Realty Corporation the
Panama, six story elevator apartment
house at the northeast corner of Broad
way and 150th street, on a plot 100x100,
held at 100000 and renting for about
$4,000
Mr. Shenk also announces the sale for
the Ardmore Estates. Inc, to Herman
Cohen and Joseph Weisberg 66 West
107th street, six story elevator apart
ment, 50x100, held at 100000. and
renting for about $4,000. He negotiated
the recent sale of the two six story
apartments at and IL West Ninety
eighth street. 100x100. valued at $780,
000, for the Ardruore estates to client
of Benjamin Harris.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
BUSINESS LEASES KEEP
RENTING AGENTS BUSY
Stores and Offices Figure
Prominently IN Market.

Charles +. Noyes Company. with Ben
Jamin Wolfson, leased for Alexander
Slater and William r. Altman the build
ing at 209 Duane street to Nathan Gold
smith. and with George r. Read &c Co.
basement store in 81 Nassau street
corner of Fulton. to A. Anderson at a
total rental of S5S,S75.
Frederick Fox & Co., Inc, leased for
Roswell d. Trimble and John Dove the
building at 1872 Third avenue to the
Specially Confectionery and Bakers
Supply Company.
VIM. A. White &c Sons rented to
Clarence c. Perpall offices in 16 Ex-
change place; to Amsterdam Engraving
and Art Company, loft in 124 White
street; for Charles B. Van Valen to
w. B. Kellogg Company. offices In 81
Maiden lane; to DR.. John B. Senesac
and Arno Merkel. offices In the Earl
Carroll Theater Building; to Noel Au-
gustin Bourbon. store and basement in
II Reade street. and to Slosson &c
Smyth, space in so Maiden lane.
Cross & Brown Company leased store,
two Easements and sign on roof at 8
West Sixty-first street to Hewitt Rub
Der Company; space in 1882 Broadway
to William Schwartz, and in the Fisk
Building, Fifty-seventh street and
Broadway. to Thomas p. Mclaughlin,
engineer.
Adams & Co. leased floor containing
1900 square feet in 121 West Nineteenth
street to Robbins &c Prokesch; also floor
in Y West Thirty-sixth street to Joseph
A. Meer, and in 81 West Thirty-eighth
street to Siegel. Youngwitz Company.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
In ia Liberty street to the Adlanco In
dustrial Products Corporation, and in
the Munson Building. 81 Wall street. to
the New York Cotton Exchange Clear
ing Association.
Z. NJ. Clear e. Co. leased store in 252
West Twenty-ninth street to the Mar
quis Fur Company. Inc; also space in
402 West Twenty-seventh street to ].
e. Rodgers.
The Anchor Corrugated Construction
Company, manufacturers of portable
steel industrial buildings. have leased
eight offices in the Calvert Building at
the northeast corner of Broadway and
Forty-first street. Offices in the same
building have also been leased to ]. II.
Kramer Company, Capt. James Lind
gren and Sven Platin. Halpern e. Born
and George II. White.
M. Rosenthal Company leased to the
Reliable Dress Company floor in 10
East Thirtieth street. and to Deszo
Fischer floor in 122 West Twenty-sixth
street.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
woman Buys FieIdston Plot.
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

B. Greenberg sold to the Esmay
Realty Company two story building
with stores, 17.11x79. at 2172 Second
avenue south of 112th street.
~, Abraham Tesman sold TO the Century
Polishing Works a three story tenement.
25y100.5, at 333 West Forty-ninth street.
sl Leah Hertzberg sold to Louise Fox a
@.five story tenement 25x100.5, at 1923
-HWest Forty-third street
~ Joseph G.. Abramson sold to the newly
-oforrned Herman Wacht Mortgage Corpo-
svIatlon Cd B. Tolins B. Levy and J. G.
Arohen the five story flat, with stores
95x109.10x irregular. at 139 Edgecombe
.avenue, southwest corner of 1920 street
.a,sJulia A. Pye sold to Harry Newman
four story store tenement. 25.4x75, at
645 Second avenue, north of Eighty
afifth street.
Edward S. Murphy sold to Mary E.
siitooney five story flat, 25x10o.5, at
.-5e7 West Eorty-third street
10 Heinsheimer Brothers sold to Jennie
Alexander five story store tenement,
.r2L4xS3, at 32 Avenue 3.
Henry w. Richardson, Jr.. sold to
-Antonia Sallusto the four story store
tenement 24.10x77.10x irregular. at $50
Hudson street, northwest corner of
Eleventh street.
Eva c. Young sold to Charles A.
Butler a three story dwelling. 15x99.11,
at 232 West 130th street.
~ Anna Lo Pinto sold to Ettore de Tor
res three story dwelling, 13.4x100.11,
,sat 155 East 115th street.
" William p. Underhill sold to Mary w.
Chandler the plot, 50x277.1x irregular.
on the east side OF Broadway, 90.1 feet
'South of Thayer street.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
MORE ACTIVITY SHOWN
IN DWELLING MARKET

Brown Wheelock Company, Inc, sold
"a West Tenth street, four story Eng
lish basement dwelling, 21.3x92.3.
The dwelling at the southwest corner
of Waverly place and Tenth street has
been sold for Isldor II. Kempner of the
New Amsterdam Realty Company to
DR.. s. Satine. d. Kempner & Son were
the brokers.
It. a. q. Pflomm sold for Esther
Dryer the two three story houses at
2l7-2l9 West Twenty-first street. 50x9s .,
to l. Elson, who will erect a building
for his own business. The property
was held at $4,000
Charles S. Kohler, Inc. sold for
Frieda Ellison Al West 105th street, a
three story house, 16.4x1o0.1t
James II. Cruikshank resold to the
Charlotte Realty Corporation, Inc, s
East 126th street, a three story dwell
ing. B.9xl0O held at $1,000 which he
purchased last week from Mary Mott
Low.
Louis Schrag sold for Margaret
Reichert 800 West Twenty-fifth street,
a three story dwelling, 20x9s9.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
BROOKLYN MARKET.

American Bureau of Real Estate sold
for Mollie Cohen 2S9-29i South First
street, northwest corner of Marcy
avenue, six story store and apart
ment houses, to Louis Goldberg of
Brooklyn. This corner is one OF
the pioneer structures of this Will
iamsburgh Bridge section of Brook
lyn. George Ganzle was the associated
broker.
Henry l.. Nelson offices sold the
three story dwelling, 116 Hoyt street,
for Morris Blonder.
e. Il. Newman sold the four family
apartment house at 60 Fifteenth street,
between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Charles +. and Henry Werner sold
the three family dwelling. 34 Bleecker
street, for George Wichum.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
FRED. BROWN RESELLS
BIG FLAT IN THE BRONX
ActiUe Trading Reported in
-s Northern Borough.

Frederick Brown has resold to Ben
Jamin Taub the five story flat at 1850
Third avenue, near 171st street, on plot
d0x1Oo 1t Is arranged for twenty fam
lies and contains three stores
The Benenson Realty Company re-
sod to an investing client of II. Phelps
The new five story apartment house.
l046x75. at the northwest corner of Web
ster avenue and 20fth erreet. The house.
acquired recently by the seller from the
n Jbling Company, its builder, contains
seven stores and thirty apartments 1t
rents for s17.5O0 annually and was valued
at $125,000. The deal was for all cash.
Cross & Brown Co. have sold a vacant
plot, 75x100. on the north side of 10th
f. street, adjoining the N. Y. N. II. and H.
railroad, to the Prudential Iron Works
for the Port Morris Land and Improve
. inent Company. The Prudential Iron
Works will erect a building for its own
occupancy on this plot.
Harry Calm purchased from Ernest
Back the four story apartment house
at 624 East 13sth street, arranged for ten
'tanllies. on lot 25x1O0. Frank r. Hough-
ton and John p. stoecker were the
hrokers.
G. Bertram Hubbard. Inc, rented In the
state Bank Building So Westminster
avenue. space to Bortner Ladies Tailor
ing Company. Pondiac Democratic Club,
palestine Foundation Fund. Joseph II.
Jacobs, also store in 797 westchester
avenue. corner of 15sth street, to M.
/. .Jtosinek.
Plans have been filed for q five story
80 partment house at the northwest cor
,er OF Sherman avenue and Mcclellan
street. 90x75. for the Lebax Realty Cor
oration. Samuel Sobel president Mar
,sAon & Glaser. architects, estimate the
.cst at $150O0o.
Port Morris Land and Improvement
Company sold TO the Prudential Iron
Works the vacant plot, T5x140 on the
North side OF East 14oth street 41s.s
feet east of Southern boulevard
Archibald Rogers sold to j. Romaine
drown the vacant plot, 1x1053x493 3x ir-
regular, at the northwest corner OF
-t;rand Concourse and Marcy place.
Marcus Winkler sold TO Igna5 Her
mann the vacant psot, 50x100, on the
tputh side of East Hist street, 100 feet
east Of College avenue. and the abutting
lot, 25x100. on the east side OF College
avenue. 75 feet south Of hist street
John Won Bremen sold to the Belwood
s5N calty Company a five story apartment,
b:xloo. at 1887 Clinton avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb 2S-Arrived.
str Nevadan. Texas City. &c.
Arrived 23d. str Dilworth. Seattle.
Arrived 24th, strs Point <onita. Cham
perico; Koyo Maru Gap). New York; Ka-
trina Luchcntach. do.
Sailed 9th. str La Brea, Port Lobos.
SEATTLE, Wash. Feb 2S-Arriyed, etrs
Chile Maru Jap). Kobe. &c; Pomona,
Dairen, &c.
Arrived 24th. str Princess, Aberdeen.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Feb o3-sailed. str
Santa Cruz, Tacoma.
SAN JUAN. PR, Feb 23-Arrived, str
Pence, New York.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb o4--Arrived. strs
Parthenia (BD, Glasgow: Spermina (Brl
Nuevitas; City Of Savannah. New York (;
City of Rome. Boston; Essex, Baltimore (and
sailed for Jacksonvile).
Sailed 2ith. str Farmsum fDutch). cuba.
TAMPA. Fla, Feb 24-Arrved. schr Island
Home (Br). Nueva Corona.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Feb 24-
Passed, tug J Hooper, towing barses,
east; schr Alice NJ Colburn, do.
Sailed oath. schr Hesper, Boston
In port oath, tugs Perth Amboy. Liberty
and w Il Keene, eastbound.-Wind. AM, N,
fresh; PM. NE. moderate to fresh; clear.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
DATRYMEN PURCHASE
LARGE FARM IN JERSEY

G. Tuoti & Co.. with James p. DON
nelly, sold for Mrs. Myra Cole Smith
and DR.. Darby the Bellwood farm at
Hackettstown, Warren county, New Jer-
sey. containing about 45o acres of
ground and three dwellings and many
cutbuildings of brick and concrete con-
struction. The new owners will operate
the place as a dairy farm.
George Howe sold for William T..
Young a plot of approximately three
acres on Post road. Rye, to DR.. S. j.
Brooks. The property is adjacent to
the Rye Country Club and has been ac-
quired by the purchaser in connection
with other properties in the same
vicinity.
Chauncey B. Griffen sold for Thomas
Harvey Mcclure two plots at the corner
of Mountain road and Ossining road.
Pleasantville, n. Y, to George l.. Smith.
In the Hawthorne avenue section of
Newark Louis Schesinger, Inc, sold
4s4-500 Hawthorne avenue a plot look
100, for Charles Selvage to an out of
town buyer, who will improve 1t with
three six family dwellings.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

Nordlys DAM. Copenhagen; Schoharie.
Hamburg: San Juan, Boston.
Cleared oath, strs Victoria Maru (Jap)
baltimore: Santa Gertrudis (Br, New York !;
West Inskip. Antwerp via New York; Man
chester Importer (Br), Manchester via Bal
timore. sc; .Jadden, Manila via Honolulu.
and Liverpool via New York; Norfolk Range
(Br) Dundee via New York. Newcastle on
Tyne and Ieith; Thistlemore (BD. Balti..
more; Herbert J. Pratt, Port Lobos; City Of
Lahore (BD, Karachi and (or) Bombay
and (or) Calcutta via New York.
Sailed gath. str Rhode Island (Br). Glas-
Passed down Marcus Hook 24th. AM.
motor ship Bayonne, for New York; IL 20
AM str Elzasier (Belg), for do IL: 80 AM.
tugs Caspian, towing barge II Co No IS.
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 23d, Z
FM. tug, towing barge Smith g. Terry
Nc ! land tug proceeded seaward light at
Passed out 2sd. 1850 PM, strs Franziska
(Ger). Philadelphia for Norfolk; 30 PM.
Gulfstream, do for Port Arthur.
Passed out 24th, 40 AN. strs Philip Pub
Ticker. Philadelphia for Boca Grande via
Jucaro; 30 AM, Felix Taussis. do for Pa
c!fic coast ports via Baltimore
Passed out oath. 1870 AM str Texan. Fhil-
adelphia for Pacific coast ports via New
York.
In hsrbor cath, 8 AM, schr Edward r
cloudy; moderate sea.
Charlotte S (Br). st John. NIB. for Boston;
barge l. & w B Q No 10, New York: o3d
motor barge Socony No 3.
Arrived 24th, str Cairnvalona CBr). Leith; (;
Hampden, Norfolk.
Sailed oath, strs westmead (Br. F'al-
mouth Eskbrldge (Br), Genoa; schrs Lydia
Mel Baxter, Norfolk: Josephine A McQues-
PROVIDENCE. RI. Feb 22-ArrIved. str
Craigrownie. Norfolk (and sailed Esd on
RETURN.
Arrived 22d, str Asia O'r), New York for
Marseilles (and proceeded).
Sailed 22d schr Lizzie M Parsons, Jack
sonville.
POINT JUDITH. RI, Feb o5. . AM
Passed. tug Murren, towing barges Beattie
Bjwabik and Flora. Norfolk for Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
STATEN ISLAND PLOT SOLD.

Cornelius G.. Kolff sold for the estate
of tho late CarosB. G. Shaw lots Nos.
6, 7. and 0 OF the Shaw property,
fronting eighty feet on Daniel Low
Terrace and one hundred feet deep, st.
George, Staten Island. The purchaser
contemplates the erection of two brick
two family dwellings. This is the sec
ond sale made through the Same office
in the last thirty days since the Shaw
property has actually been placed on
the market
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
U4 vesey Street.)
Wv Fr~ty EtTtftsl
BY Henry Brady,

Broadway, b1s. east side. 10f.f feet south Of
Spring street story building and stores /:
25.1x99.f1; Edna S. McKeon against Morris
n. Borsodi ct al; David Robson. attorney
for s73, 500.
West Elghty-seventh street. ~. north side,
dwelling, 2ixtoos; Yetta Nurlck against
Broadedge Corp. et al. Leon L1ski. attor-
ney; amount due. s7.5To.ei: taTos. &c. $50;
subject mortgsga , ss 200 S-s0oo 90 Josephine
East lolst street. $50. south side. i75 feet
west First avenue, sis story flat 2sxtOO ! ! :
Martha p. Baum against Anna shklaryk ct
due. $3,G0+.6o; taxes. &C.. $3.50; prior mort
gage. S10,II5; TO the plaintiff for S23.T7J.
Fulton street. i4I, five story building and
stores. 23xsix irreg: sheriffs sale OF all
taurant Company had on December 49, 1921.
in twenty-one year lease, beginning May L.
1920; TO A. Feinstein. plaintiff. for sio0.
BY Joseph p. Day.
Delaney street, south side. between Can
non and Lewis streets. 106 2xo5: Landmark
Corp. against MAJ oroher ct al; Henry
s23, 1885: taxes. &C, $3.50; iessehoid: 20
Annie Tsosen for ss2. 500
West Twenty-fifh street. b4i-55i. north
side 1T5 feet east OF Eleventh avenue: one
story garage, t25xoso: International Com
.nittee OF Young Mems Christian Asgocin-
tons against William Leslie et al; Merrill.
Rogers Terry, ottorneys amount due,
to March Q
Ry william p. Rae.
Water street, 8I2. south side. 100 feet north
Of Roosevelt street four story tenement and
stores. 24.sx53.1O; Mary Devine against Mar
tin Garome ~ al. Bronner Herdling. at-
sss2; fay ilon. sototTs 20 Tho Plaintiff fci
$500
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
Army Orders
Special Diepatch to THE NEW YoRK HIiRALp
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Feb. "a.

NeW 1OTh ItcIdIu Durcdtis
Washington, ID. c., Feb. "a.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
Colonels, Gately. George G.: Pickering,
James NJ; Skinner George A.: Wickham.
Frank D.. Major. Freeman. Charles e., 10
Camp Lewis.
CAVALRY.
Donnely. Lieut.. t.-Col. John T., to Fort Sam
Houston.
Dagley. Major Harley c., to Cincinnati.
Johnson, Major Harold b., to Washington
Jervey, First Lieut.. William W., to Ninth
Corps Area.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Connolly, Lieut. Col. George f., to Chicago
ENGINEERS
Ward, Capt. Charles S.. to Juneau. Alaska
FIELD ARTILLERY
Demarest. Capt. Albert G., to Fort sill
Reinhart. Capt. John j.. to Fort Sill.
Skerry, Capt. Leslie M, to Fort Crook.
INFANTRY.
Fletcher. Major Robert H., Jr.. to wash
ington.
Ferrin, Capt Charles S.. to United States
Lehr, First Lieut.. Howard W., to WASH
ington.
Round. First Lieut.. Roosevelt r., to Camp
Knox.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Bowen, Major Burton E., to Camp Lewis.
QUARTERMASTER.
Gallagher. Col. Hugh j., to washington
Gown, Lieut.. t.-Co. William b., to WASH
ington.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
COMMANDERS.

Cox ormond L.. to Navy Department.
Washington.
Benton. Frederick L., TO nearest recruiting
station.
Capt. Weber. Francis w. TO command
Naval Hospital. San Diego, Cal.
LIEUTENANTS.
Brunson, Clyde W. F.. to the Wright.
Davis, John W.. resigned.
Marshall, John r.. to the Vega.
Whiteside. Ross u, to recruiting station,
New York.
Bequette, James c., to the Reina Mercedes.
Guilmetts. Henry. 10 the Denebola.
Lund, William E., TO Navy Yard. Norfolk.
Schnotala. Thomas NJ, TO the Melville.
Miller. Raymond ". to New London, Conn.
Darby. Albert NJ. to homo.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By NALL

by MALL
ASTORIA, Ore Feb 19-Arrived str Cor
jlstan (Br. Victoria.
COOS BAY, Wash Feb 19-Arrived, schr
John a Campbell. San francisco.
FERNANDINA, Fla, Feb 21-Arrived. str
Coldwater, Jacksonville.
FORT POINT, Me. Feb 2t-Passed. schr
Henry II Chamberlain, New York for Bucks
port.
HONOLULU. Feb 1s-sailed. str Makura
(Br), Sydney; motor Balboa (Sw), Puget
Sound schr Columbia, Grays Harhor.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Feb 22-Sailed.
schr Gaspe, Sandy Bay, Haiti (for film ex-
hibition purposesl.
Jacksonville
sEAEspoRT. Me. Feb 2o-Arrived. str
Jean. Philadelphia.
cess New York.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25
REsIpENTIAL RENTALS.

Cross q Brown Company leased 10
josef Kallini a studio apartment in II
IHst Flfty-ninth street
vnl A. White & Sons leased TO
Albert McLendon an apartment in Ills
Madison avenue.
Haggstrom-Callen Company leased for
tne West Sixtieth Realty Company the
three ~tcrv dwelling at y NVtt Slxtleth
tttref 10 Minnie Il johnson.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25

Matthias Lachenbruch Is the real buyer
Of As West Seventy-fourth street. sold
recently.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25

The Nod-Away Company (J Romaine
Brown) is the buyer OF the plot at the
northwest corner of the Grand Con-
course and Elliott place, sold recently.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25

Interests identified with the newly
formed Willis Avenue Construction Cor
poration, which purchased recently the
block front on the south side of 165th
street. between Morris and College ave-
nues, will improve the site with tax
payers.
The New York herald., 1922-02-25

Samuel Klasl<y has filed plans for
seventeen two family brick houses to be
constructed on Bay Thlrty-eighth street,
BROOKLYN,