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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-05

casual bringing together of circum
 stances in which the alert and obser,
 want mind discerns possibilities hither,
 to unrecognized. The point is tha,
 the opportunity of observation comes
 by accident. It was not from any set
 purpose of forwarding his own scien.
 tific experiments that Montgolfier one
 day undertook the responsibility of
 airing his wife's gowns, when she was
 called to leave the house. He ob- served, while engaged on this task, that the gowns became inflated and tended to rise when filled with heat ed air; and Madame Montgolfier, on her return, found here husband send ing up little paper balloons and thus originating the invention which made him famous"
 In such instances, we are reminded, the essential, if there is to be any re- suit of value, is that the observer shall have what Professor Bain de- scribed as "the intellectual power of similarity" between processes that seem to have no connection whatever. To quote further:
 Some years ago an Ohio business man had shop in a good situation, and many customers, but somehow it was not profitable. There was evil dently something lacking in his meth ods, and he worried so much on the subject that he found it desirable to take holiday. While on his way to Europe he was standing one day in the ships engine-room ,when his. attention was attracted by the automatic indi- cator of the propeller shafts revolu- tions. The question suddenly occurred to him: Why not devise machine for recording sales in shop? Hence the invention of the cash-register. At the hearing of Dunlop appeal case in the House of Lords in December, 1920, 1t was mentioned that the idea of the pneumatic tire was suggested by the tying of piece of water-pip- ing around the wheel of a wheelbar- row. The use of the stiff collar is due to the mental alertness of black. smiths wife in Troy, N. r., who, somewhere about the year 1925, was washing her husbands shirts, which, according to the unvarying custom of those days, had the collars attached to them. It occurred to her that shirt lasted clean longer than the col lar. She started making collars separate from shirts and selling them to her neighbors. The idea caught on, and before 1840 several collar-making companies were doing a good busi- ness. When one is talking about col lars one recalls another device which is due to the forethought of British officers wife for the safety of her husband. As Sir George Lusk was about to start on one of his Indian campaigns, Lady Lusk sewed some strips of chain under the cloth be- tween the collar and the shoulder of his tunic as protection against chance saber cuts. This answered so
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-05

Is Necessity the mother of inven tion"? This is one of the most com monly accepted of our ancient saws But the inventors themselves do no all indorse it. "No such thingw Loui Brennan, torpedo-inventor, is said t, have declared. Accident is the moth CT of invention in ninety-nine case! out of a hundred" The exact percen tage would, perhaps, be difficult tt reach with scientific precision, think! Herbert w. Horwill, writing on "Tht Percentage of Invention" in Discovery (London). Many instances might be quoted, he asserts, to challenge the above dictum. Soviet Russia has beer supplying some of them. Arthur Ran, some has told of the manufacture ot matches with waste paper as a sub, stitute for wood, with wool grease as substitute for paraffin. The broth, CTS Chilikin have devised three dis. tinct processes for combining flax anc cotton in such way that the mixture can be worked in machines intended fer cotton only. Mir. Horwill con- tinues:
 "Mr. -Brennan's generalization, nc doubt, was largely inspired by his own experience in the matter of his tor pedo. He did not start by saying: Co tov Let us find out how to make . torpedo that will beat anything of the kind now on the market! Through his observation, in an engineering workshop, of the behavior of frayed driving belt that was working plan ing machine, he stumbled upon the mechanical paradox that it was pos .sible to make machine travel for ward by pulling it backward. Having discovered the principle, he cast about for some object in connection with which it could be practically utilized, and it was not until he had thought of almost everything else that the idea of torpedo entered his head. Once the idea did enter his head, the thing was as good as done.
 "The history of the Brennan tor pedo might be paralleled in the career of numerous inventors. First there was the observation of something that was either unusual or commonly over looked, and then the Illuminating flash that revealed how it might be turned to practical account. Often the accident itself is in the nature of a blunder or a misfortune. Careless workmen in a paper-mill omit to add any size to the pulp, and the result is a parcel of paper that is thrown aside as waste. Some one, happening to use a scrap of this waste to write a note, discovers its absorbent qual- ity, and straightaway blotting-paper Is invented. The feeder of a litho-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-05

Milk from the soya bean is now be- ing made in Vienna at one-sixth the cost of fresh milk. 1t closely re- sembles cows milk in proteid, car bohydSate and fat content, and in color. Cheese and butter can also be made from the soya bean and flour, one part of which equals in nutritive value two parts of meat and one-third part of wheat flour.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-05

well that chain shoulder-strapS we're afterward officially adopted for all ranks in the British Army. It was quite another type of accident that put George Westinghouse on the track of his chief invention. While on a railway journey in America he was aroused to compassion by the quiet persistence of a tired-looking young woman who was trying to sell maga- zines to the passengers. Out of sheer pity he bought one of her wares. His charity was amply rewarded. In the magazine he happened to buy was an article, describing a compressed-air borer in the Mont Cenis Tunnel, which gave him the clue for his pneumatic brake.
 At least one valuable invention was the offspring of sheer laziness. In 1856 railway pointsman, who had to attend to two station signals some distance apart, decided to save himself the trouble of walking to and fro be- tween them by fastening the two levers together with long piece of wire. A broken iron chair served as counterweight. The wire ran on into his hut, where he sat nightly by his fireside and worked the two signals without setting his foot outside. Presently the railway authorities found it out, reprimanded the lazy pointsman for his indolence, promoted and rewarded him for his ingenuity, and adopted his invention"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-05

of an African explorer that the ac- cident occu.red. An African native administered an antidote known to the Africans and she was rushed to the hospital where she was treated.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-05

The Labrador Eskimos appear to be a dying race, according to the vice governor of Northern Greenland. The Labrador natives are in need of pro- lection from interruptions traders who drive them farther north year after year.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-05-05

A poison-tipped spear taken from an African tribesman fell from the wall and its point pierced the foot of a New York girl. It was at the home
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Scow Jacobsen, loaded. turned turtle yes
terday off Brooklyn Bridge; crew saved.
Tug Fred Lohman sunk yesterday at pier
II. Vulcan. Iron Works. Jersey City. Mer-
ritt Chapman Co later raised the tug ana
towed her to Cry dock
BOSTON, Mass, Nov 25--Schr Lizzie D
Small. Bangor and Portland. Me, for New
York. with lumber. lay onSo sand bar east
pounded by heavy seas and It was believed
she would be a total loss. The crew were
taken off by the Coast Guard cutter Acush-
net and were landed safely
coNsTANTINoPLE, Nov a5-The Ameri-
can Near East Relief str Belgravian, carry,
ing 1000 orphans from Asia Minor, collided
with the former transatlantic liner New
York at the junction OF the Bosphorus and
The Sea of Marmora this morning, Allied
ships have gone 20 their assistance. The
Belgrav.an left Constantinople for Samsun,
the Black Sea coast of Asia Minor on
Nov IL for the purpose of beginning the
evacuation OF $500 Greek and Armenian or
phans. whom II was desired 10 remove to
safety at Athens.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Nov o5-Pier -,
Richmond. vas entirely destroyed by fire at
.; 80 O'Clock last night; several harbor
barges owned by Philadelphia Electric Co
were danased; one oarge sank.
REEDY ISLAND, Del. Nov 2f-str Liam
gorse, hence for Bordeaux and Dunkirk:
lwent aground little TO the westward OF
channel near lower end of Baker Range; was
later floated and proceeded.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 25-Str Presiden,
Grant cid not sail for the Orient to-day be-
cause OF the non-arrival of the needed con-
denser tubes from the east. The str Presi-
dent Jefferson win take Grant saHing, leav-
ing next Tuesday.
The disabled str Stuart Dollar. In tow oi
the tug Sea Monarch and Coast Guard cut
ter Haida. reported by radio last night that
they were making fair progress the weather
Is moderating they were 40 miles from
Cape flattery.
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Continued From Preceding Page.

(sp), csdiz, &c; sortehavet DAM. Nassau.
&c; Matinicock. Port Arthur: Port Antonio
SNor). Santiago &C; Steel Exporter Naneou.
Silvia (BD. Halifax, &C: Majestic. (Br).
Southampton: orizaba. Havana; Niagara
lFr. Bordeaux Momus. New orleans Or
stantinopie. &c: iceland (Br). Antwerp; Sar-
coxie Bordeaux; Santa Barbara, Cristobal,
&c; Baltic tBr). Liverpool; Nueess; Galyss-
Reaper. Tamplco; Eglaniias,. Havre, Sc;
selwyn Eddy. Norfolk; Gprnella, san Juan.
&e; Mioffett, Jr Texas &c, ciiyi virginia syra
&c: Iroquois Monte Christi &c: Blue Tr-
angle, Portland. Me: Ponce. San Juan, &c;
Key West (Sor). Boston; Floridian Los
veelol. New London; American Legion. Rio
Janeiro. &c; Lampas (Br). ---
strs II g. J Tracy. Norfolk; Steel Age. Phil
adelphia; Panama. Port au Prince; Tarantia
Norfolk, Baltimore: Jefferson; norfolk; City
OF Montgomery. Savannah; Mortlake. San
tos: Corn,al. -.
strs Vacuum. Tamp,co; Denis tBr). Vic.
toria: Santa Isabel. Havana: Martinique, ST
Thomas: Eiesaba (Br). London.
sstrs Euaa (Nos). Cienfuegos. &C; zaremoo'
schIY Gladys VI Taylor. TURKS Island;
velraa i Haniin. do Lieut. Sam Mengei Nof-
Sailed 2i,h. str Yaquo, Gaze Haiti, &C.
The corrected reading oF tire lorometsr
G-educsd to. sea ieyeD az Aa~ York on
ported by the United StatAs Weather Bureau,
WAS twenty-nile and seventy hundred:hs
seven hundred and fif&-fcar and three-tenths
(754.3) n.il!meters. Captars OF ell vessels
now lying IN or near the ports Of New Hor'
ana Br9s9i,SN1 can advsntSesogsiy ms,sse use sse
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
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EASEMENTS.

City.
22p sT.-f3-2i e. 54xss.9. Rea-
sonable. M. & l.. Hess. Inc. 907
Broadway.
PATH ST. 1si w. 25xiio. Rea-
sonable. Apply sharum. 40
Broadway. -
PATH lsT.-131 W. Reasonable
rental. NJ. g. L. Hess, Inc. BOT
D broadway.
4oTH ST. Oil E.-50rloo. Rea-
sonahle Harry 3. Cutner. 1871
broadway.
BRoADWAY-s5o. 2sx15o. $4,000.
Bergeiison Corp. Phone Spring
,Po12.
E1FTH Av.-c51 (osth ST.. 5000
so. 1T. Reasonable. 8. G. Rains,
Metropolitan Art Auction
Galleries. As W. 57th st.
EAST SIDE--Below 59th st. Isr
f0e. Reasonable. william II.
Peckham, 2ao B'way.
GRAND sT.--71-7. s5x145.6. Rea-
N.sonable. NJ. & L. Hess, Inc, 907
Broadway.
9RAND ST.-71-77. s5xf45.8. Rea-
sonable. NJ. & L. Hess. mo-,
907 broadway.
MADISON Av.--ssD ST.-s.5o so.
II. Reasonable. Apply Hotel
Leonori. premises.
MADISON AvE.-63d ST. $500
50. 1T. Reasonable. Apply Hotel
Leonori. Madison Ave.-63d st.
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BUILDINGS.



3sTH sT.-BROADwAY. (5 story,
Reasonable. J. Arthur Fischer,
600 Sixth av.
18TH ST.-24a w. story. S.
o00. f. u. Robert. 217 B'way.
BRoApwAY--1741 (55th ST.. 4
story elevator. Reasonable. r.
q G. Pfpmm. 1888 B'way.
EAST SIDES story and base
ment. 75x10o. Reasonable.
william IL. Peckham. 200
B'way.
EIGHTH Ay.-b1t. entire bldg
bRear enable, II. v. Mead. 3p7
Eighth av.
EvENfH Av.-4sth st. TO-
e 600 so. It. Reasonable. John
r Peel Co. 3G2 w. 2Sd st.
FIFTH Av.-5oTH ST. q story).
25x1O0. $4,000. IL. NJ. Well
Co.. o2i w. 3Sd IT.
FIRST Av.-125TH ST. $500
$500. George S. Runk, 12o2
Lexington av.
LEXINGTON Av.--T2D ST. a
story). Reasonable. J. Arthur
Fischer, 600 Sixth av.
NORTH MOORE ST 20. Entire
building. Reasonable. III. II.
Wei 'ch, 299 B'way.
SOUTHERN BoULEvARD-w1L-
LIS AV.. 10000 50. II. Reason
able. George S. Runk. 1852
Lexington nv.
TENTH Av.--33d 81. 50xfoo.
Reasonable. John p. Peel a
Co.. 3G2 w. 23d st.
THIRD Av.--s6TH ct. 1900 50.
n. Reasonable. George :. Runk,
1252 Lexington av.
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN BRrDGE-H story.
10000 81. IT,. 40c. 70. ~.
Bulkely & Horton, 4i4 Myrtle nv.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ADRIATTC (BD, from Liverpool e5th for
New York.
AQUITANIt (Dr), from Southampton 25th
for New York.
COLUMBIA lBr)s from Glasgow c5th for
New YORK.
22d for New York.
EMPRESS or CANADA (Br). from Kobe
22d for Vancouver.
LAPLAND CBr), from Southampton o5th for
New York
MEflTA (Br), from Southampton 25th for
Quebec.
MONGOLIA. from Hamburg ooth for New
York.
PRESIDENT VAN buren,. from London
25th for New York.
ROMA fFr). from Fayal cath for New York.
RorssILIoN Fr, from Havre 10Th for
New York.
SIBERIA MAItU tJap,. from Kobe Esd for
Sen Francisco.
TyRRHENIA CBr). from Liverpool 25th for
New York.
vEsTRIs OBJ. from barbados cath for New
York.
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STORES

City.
,3D sT.-f27 e, 2oxf0o. Reason
able. r. & G. Pflomm. 1883
B'wny.
path sT.-f3f w. Desirable. Rea-
sonabie. NJ. s& l.. Hess. 907
broadway. =
9th sT.-1si W. o5xioo. Rea
sonable. Apply sharum. 10
10TH ST.-e-it Il. 5Oxioo. Rea-
sonable. Harry B. Cutmer. iiSf
Broadway.
43D sT.-4-10 W. Reasonable
rental. J. Roman Brown Co.
10 Z. 43d ST.
4aD ST.--3T w. CBnr BldrD.
3,40s 50. n. Reasonable. Ab-
ply premises.
44TH sT.--3G w. (Bar pidg.).
3,020 50. II. Reasonable. Ap-
ply premises.
18th sT.-is5 w. (2nd floor.
500 month. Apply premises.
57TH sT.--12o w. Attractive.
$500. Felix Ismarf q Co.. sol
5th Ave.
tTTH sT.-s2T w. Isxso. Rea-
sonable. J. X. Moore. 5i5 w
i25TH sT.--7th sv. isx4s. Hotel
Theresa. Reasonable. Appiy
office Of Hotel Theresa.
18TH ST.--t w. Corner store.
Reasonable. Phone Harlem 1852.
BRoADwAY-e50. 2exi3o. $4,000.
Bergenson Corp. Phone Spring
ooi<'
BURNSIDE ANTHONY AYES.
Rental s50-ss5. SHAW. Rockwell
4 Sanford. 1872 Jerome Ave.
EIGHTH AvE.--5ii., Large. Rca-
pnable rental. II. V. Mead. se1
sth Ave.
FIFTH Av.--2oi tasth ST.. e.oco
az. n. Unreasonable. g. @.
Rains, Metropolitan Art and
Auction Galleries. 45 w. 57th.
LEXINGTON AvE.-ic35 Csiih
ST.. Reasonable rental. Apply
premises.
wEsTCHEsTER AvE.--so. Bouie-
vaf'h (Corner). Reasonable. A.
G.. Bcchman. 1865 So. Boulevard.
Brooklyn.
RRoADwAy--is42 with 3 rooms).
ss5. Apply promises.
Long Island.
MERRICK ROAD - Irwin Court.
lfynbrook). Reasonable. Apply
pyie-Csrny Real Estate. Inc. 20i
Montague st., Brooklyn.
New Jersey.
BLoOMFfELD Av.--sSs. 1870.
Reasonable. Apply on premises,
Bloomfield. N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy MALI

HALIFAx. Nov 23--Arrived. 'str Anna
Maersk DAM. New York.
Arrived 23d, str Graciana CBr). Philadel-
rhla for, Glasgow, I'D, schr = 9 Adams
tBrl. I.unenburg
Sailed o3d schr Ciintonia (Br). sydney
and 81 Johns. N
sailed 2Sd. str Montesgle (Er. Liverpool
and Avonmouth.
HAVANA. Nov is-Arrived, strs Nicolaos
EaD. Genoa. &C: Aim (Nor). Kingsport via
Norfolk, Lake Cadsden. Vera Cruz.
HAWKESBURY. Nov 22-fn port. schr
Anna Mcdonald CBr), Montague for New
York.
MONTREAL. Nov 23--saied. str King
Bleddyn (Br), quebec.
QUEBEC. Nov 23-Arrived. ctr Empress
nf britain (Br). Hamburg, &C.
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SHOwRO0MS

Gtty.
3sTH ST.--ff r.. C5th sv.) $500
81. r. Reasonable. F'red'k Fox
a. Co, 297 Madison av.
s2D sT.--i2o w. (wurlitzer Bids.)
1910 50. II! Reasonable. Ap-
piy General Motors Corp. Tth
floor. 40 w. aga st.
FIFTH Av.--34th ~. (ColumbtA
Trust Bldg). as SO. n. Rec
soiable. Saul wilchins. W.
Saith st.
FtFvrH Av.-s4th ~. (Coiurnbia
Trust Bldg.. 1000 50. u. ReA-
sonabic. Saul wilchins. W.
3sth 81.
FIFTH Av.--34th II. columbia
Trust Bldg. 1900 50. n. Rea-
sonable. Saul wiichins. ! W.
Bath ~.
-orrpTH Av.--354. foox2o0. t7.2y1-
$4,000. M. a L.. Hess, Inc. DOT
Broadway.
UNION SQUARED 18th av. q
f7th st.). zoos. 900 50. n. Rsa-
sonable. Apply II. J. Smith.
Guardian life Bldg. premises.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
FACTORY PROPERTIES.

City.
ED sT.-244-e L. 1900 sq. 1T.
512 Fifth av.
,GANsEvooRT sT.-s. story.
Reasonable. r. Coleman. 154 W.
a'109th st.
WATERFRONT wAREHousE-
$1,000 50. II. 6oc. r.. j.
Burlinson. 130 William 81.
Queens.
FLUSHING, l.. I.-140. 900 50. n.
(Waterfront.) Reasonable.
GThomas j. -O'Roilly, 81 Cham
bers st.
" New York.
PoUGHKEEPsIE-4 story. 27.ooo
50. IT.. Reasonable. Apply
GeorgN j. Lumb. Market st..
Poughkeepsie.
Brooklyn.
BEDFORD SECTION =: Is x 100.
81 orc ar Hulkely G. Horton
Co., 414 Myrtle av.
BROOKLYN 900 SO.
r.. Reasonable. Bulkely 4
Horton Co.. 4i4 Myrtle av.
RODNEY ST.--47O. q & 3 storyo.
Reasonable. Apply Reynolds. 154
Morgan av.. Brooklyn.
New Jersey.
EL1ZABETH-D Desirable factory.
Reasonable. n r.. l.. Patterson.
212 BROAD ST.. Elizabeth. N. J.
WEST HOBoKEN.-42d st. Ferry.
5000 sq. IT., with living apt.
Reasonable. T Apply j. Lenly,
423' Hackensacif Plank Road,
West HobolSen. n. J.
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Dangers to Navigation,

iReported to the Hydrographic Office.l
Nov 2i. lat 26 Il. lon o. 45. lighter Sea-
port 90 feet long and 80 feet beam, broke
adrft while IN tow and abandoned in
a waterlogged condition awash-Str Yucatan.
Nov II. lat 80 81, lon 80 80. passed tim
ber about Is feet long and Is inches square
Str Tacoma.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

lFrom the photographic Office.l
Rhode Island-Block Island Sound-Creat
Salt Pond--The Lighthouse Service announces
Great Salt Pond Breakwater Outer End
Light was moved Nov %, 1922. TO extreme
outer end Of breakwater 40 yds 1924 deg
true from It's former location.
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OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE


oSD ST.--125 e. (Attractive) Rec,
sonable. M. l.. Hess. inc'' so'
broadway.
scTH. sT.-ii r. Fifth ay); 1900
n, Rea sonable. Fred'k FOX q
Co., 297 Madison av.
I'D sT.-I2o w. (wurlitzer Bldg)
1o.i4o ga. ~. Reasonable. Ap-
ply General Motors Corp. TIN
floor. 100 w. AID 81.
,sp sT.-s7 w. (Bar Bldg). a.2e3
90. II. Reasonable. Apply
premises.
4sD sT.-s7 W. tpar BN,gD.
20xSs.4. s2.0i4. Apply premises.
a3p sT.-s7 w. (Bar Bldg.).
2ix27. s1.T3o. Apply premises.
44TH sT.-3s W. (Bar BldgD.
cox21. sl.e47. Apply premises.
9TH sr.-as w. CBar BidgJ.i
oox35. $3.50. Apply premises.
45rH sr.-145 W. Attractive.
$40 month. Robert r. Zobei.
premises. Bryant 5645.
47rH STR w. tParlor floor.
Lewis, premises.
10TH ST.-FIFTH and SIXTH
AVS. (Parior floor. loxs,;
81, 900. Apply Miss Lewis IL
W.. 47th st.
GOTH sT.-3s f. cd floor. Rca-
sonable. Apply premises.
GOTH sT.-ss r.. e5xso physician
or pentlsD. Reasonaoie. Apply
premises.
S7TH sT.-i4i, L. p cd floor. Eea-
sonable rental. Phone Plaza
1909. or apply 81 e. 5sth st.
57Tuo sT.-2oO w. (Attractive.)
SEQ and up Rodin Studios
72D sT.-fs2 w. ed floor. with
room and BATH. Reasonable.
Slaweon g. Hobbs, 162 w. 12d 81.
BROAD sT.-5o. tAttractlve.1
Reasonable rental. Broadex
Realty Corp, premises.
BROADWAY - 32i. tAttractivee2
Reasonable. Apply Room II,
premises.
BRoADwAY-iosTH ST. (Attrac-
tive.) Reasonable. Apply prem
ises.
CHURCH ST.--30. Furnished. $40
month. Apply Room 1923. prem
ises.
DOWNTOWN DIsTRrCT-Attrac-
tive. Reasonable. Apply Mr..
Coigne, 500 Fifth av.
FIFTH Av.-s4th st.. Columbia
Trust Bldg.). IT'S so. II. Rea-
sonable. Saul Wilchins, w.
34th st.
FIFTH Av.-34th st. columbia
Trust Bldg.). 900 SO. II. Rea-
sonable. Saul wilchins. w.
34th st.
FIFTH Av.-34th st. columbia
Trust Bldg). 1900 90. II. Req
sonable. Saul Wilchins. l W.
34th st.
FIFTH Av.-3eth st. Attractive.
Reas enable. Apply Room 7o2.
437 Fifth av.
FIFTH Av.-43d st. (zeigler
Bldg.). Reasons BILE. Apply
Park Ave. Operating Co., 5i2
Fifth av.
FIFTH AV. - 5O5 (Attractive).
Reasonable. Apply Room 702.
premises.
FIFTH Av:-503 Attractive suite.
Reasonable. Apply Room 1o2.
premises.
FOURTH Av.-354. 1oox2oo. $3.50
$4,000. NJ. & L., Hess. Inc, eoI
broadway.
GRAND CENTRAL SECTION
Reasonable rental. rutland &
Benjamin, IL Z. 4sth st.
GRAND CENTRAL zoNE-At-
tractive. Reasonable. Apply
Mr.. Coigne. 500 Fifth sv.
MADISON AVE. $50 Borden
Bldg.). Reasonable. Phone Van
derbilt $500.
MADISON .AvE.--42d st. Fur
nished. Reasonable. Globe Steel
Tuhes Co.. II r. 42d st.
MADISON Av.-S5o 505 50. ft.
Reasonable. Apply @. l.. Rob-
inson, premises.
OFFICE FOR DENTlsT-Attrac-
tive. 81 400. Apply n. A. Ber-
win g. Co.. Room 1oi4. 1o3
Park av. .
PARK Avv.-1o3 (sfst s,.). 300
1900 so. II. Reasonable. ". A.
Berwin & Co., premises.
PENN s'TATION-Attractive. Pea
sonable. Apply G. s, Logan.
Inc. 134 W. 32d st.
SEVENTH Av.-3I0. penn Bldg.)
Reasonable. Apply premises.
UNION SQUARE--5o 18th av. T.
18th ST.. zoos, 800 SO. n. Rea-
sonsble. Apply II. J. Smith.
Guardian Life Bldg. premises.
brooklyn.
FIFTH Av.--9lst st. i2xi4. Rea-
sonable. Apply DIR. L. j. Nor
ton, premises.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

CAOIZ (Sp). az Las Paimas Gath.
CHICAGO Qrr).s at Havre 25th.
EMPRESS or RUSSIA tBr). at Hong Kong
2Jth.
FRANCE CFr), at Havre ed.
HAWAII MARU (Jap). at Hong Kong 24;h. 4,
MANUEL CALVO tSp). az Cadiz 23d.
MINNEKAHDA. at Plymouth 2sth (and pro-
ceeded 10 mburgl.
NILE (Br). at Yokohama gath.
MONTCLAM (Br). at Liverpool 25th
POLONIA dam, at 1,ibau 10th.
PRESIDENT JACKSON, at Yokohama 23d. e
PRESIDENT POLK. at Plymouth 25th.
SOUTHERN CROSS passed Cape st Rogue,
Brazil 95lli for Rio Janero.
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GARAGES.
city.

MApovT 14TH sT.--fooxfoo. $50. 900
Mnble & scholl. Inc. 1919
Broa tway.
ABOVE f25TH s1.--20. 900 "a. ~.
Rsa t-nbl nr ieas,. Mabie
a scholi, 1919 Broadway.
EAST sIDE--75xi0o. Reasonable.
William ". Peckhafn, 2se D'way.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Npv 25--Baron,eter at
noon. 1895 inches; wind. NV strong breeze F;
weather. showery: temperature, 81 deg Fahr.
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For Late Ship News,
if any, see Page IS,
First Section.

Az advertisement In the Lost aud
Found columns Of THr NEW YORK
HERALD offers n real possibility Of rc-
covering yoar lost property. Telephone
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ST JOHN, Nov zS-Arriyed. str Iosto
(Nor), Cardiff: schr Susan b. Rockland
Cleared 2Sd. schr Harry McLennan tDE'
SAILED esd, str Coban (Br), Parrsboro.
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DESK ROOM.

City.
COHTIANDT ct. SO. Rental $2o.
Apply Room 900. premises.
FIFTH Av.--5O5. Reasonable
rental. Apply Room To2, prem
iscs.
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Arrivals Eat and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ANTILLA. Nov "a II AM-sallcd. str Mu.
na rgo. New York.
ANTWERP. Nov .3--Arrived. strs Elk
horn. New York; Mississippi O'r), San Fran
cisco.
Sailed 2sd. .strs West Totsnt. Galveston !;
West Kehhr. Boston.
AvoNMoUTH. Nov. ?s--Arrivcd. strs East
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BOOTHS
City.

44TI ST.--36 W. CBar Blds.).
On Concourse. % II. $1,000.
Apply premisese.
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STUDIOS.
City.

bTTH sT.12oo w. Attractive. s61
and up. Rodin sStudlos. prem
ises.
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regarding lngs mentioned abov
see announcements Pages and in Real Estate Section
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EXCURSIONS .nd TOURS
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BROOKLYN BRrpGE-u story.
Bulkely a Horton, 4i4 Myrtle nv.