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The New York herald., 1922-07-29
NEW YORKER ACQUIRES
ESTATE IN SCARSDALE
Ely Bernays Buys Uilman
Place; Other De0Is.

Prince & Ripley sold for Cecelie Ull-
man an estate on Pennsylvania boule-
ward. Quaker Ridge section of Sears
dale. to Ely Bernays of this city. 1t
consists of large brick mansion with
two acres. and was formerly owned by
hugh Jarvis. 1t was held at SIS. 900.
The following three transactions have
recently been closed in Morristown
through the office of Eugene v. Welsh:
Mrs. Phoebe o. Brennan has sold her
residence at 23 Belleview Terrace to
Charles Carey of Montclair Title
passed a few days ago from Howard
l.. KEEPER of Stroudsburg. Pa. to AL
bert McNally for the property at 81
Atno avenue, which Mr.. McNally will
occupy shortly. John l.. Baker of
Brooklyn has leased from John III. Car
penter and Robert Dalglish their
dwelling in Olyphant Park.
The Joda Realty Company. Inc. Da-
vid Zimmerman president, sold to the
APPEL president. plot on the Boardwalk
at Long Beach,. 100x1s1, through to
Front street, between Long Beach and
Monroe boulevards; also two new
furnished apartment houses on Front
street. This was held at $115.000.
George Howe sold for the Larchmont
Gardens Company plots in Larchmont
Gardens, Larchmont. N. Y. to the fol-
lowing buyers, who will build: To the
Westchester Home Building Associa-
ton plots on Weaver street; to John
j. Devlin plots on Hillside road; to
Emmett NJ. Kaylor of the Metal Pack
ing Box Corporation plots on Lans-
downe drive; to Rose Dudley Schanz
plots on Harmon drive adjoining her
own residence; for Lyman Best plots
on Palmer lane to Frederick Hollander.
who adds to his already large holdings
in this section.
Otterbourg. Steindler & Houston
bought for a client the dwelling at So
Ia milton avenue, New Rochelle, on
plot 1G0x220.
Bowles & Co. have sold for Ernest J.
Gnaegi his home on Highwood avenue,
Leonia, N. j., to Mrs. Mary A. Bren-
nan Of this city.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
Continued from Preceding Page.

PORT MoRANT. July 20. 10 PM-Sailed.
str M.raflores (Brl. Boston.
PORT NATAL. July 26-Arrived. str Dro-
more Castle (Br). New York.
PORT SAID. July 27-Arrived. strs Ajax
(Br). New York and Norfolk; East Cape.
Philadelphia and New York.
PORT TALBOT. July 27-Saied. str Ra-
more Head (Br) Montreal
PUERTO BARRIOS. July 2I-Sailed. str
CCpan (Hond). New Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN JAY 26-Arrived. str East
ern Guide New York and Boston.
RARAToNGA. july 22-Passed. str Tahits
tio Rio 7i GRAN6E DO SUI, July July 25-saned.
RIO JANEIRo.' July 27-sailed. str Steel
ROTTERDAM. July 27-sailed. str Nleuw
Amsterdam tDutch). New York via Bou-
logne and Plymouth.
RoUEN. July 24-Arrived. strs Lutetian
sT JOHN. NIB. July 27-Arrived, str Man
ST VINCENT. CV July 26-Sailed. str
Chinese Prince (Br). from Port Natal for
Boston.
Arrived Goth. str West Saginaw. New York.
SALONICA. July 20-Arrived. str Sabot-
ava. New York and Philadelphia.
SANTIAGO. July %. q PM-Arrived. str
Vera (Nor). New Orleans for Kingston.
Sailed 9th. noon. str Port Antonio (Nor)
Kingston.
SHIELDS. July 27-saiied. str Riol (Br),
SINGAPORE. July 27-sared. str Apus.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 27-Arrived str Me-
lita tBr). Montreal.
Arrived 2sth. str vedic (Br). Montreal.
Sailed 9th. strs President Harding (from
Fremen). New York: Empress of France
(Brl from Hamburg for Quebec.
STOCKHOLM. July 20-Arrived. strs Top
dalsfiord (Norl Montreal 23d. Mongolia
SYDNEY. CB. July 81. AM-Arrived. str
Fampden. Boston.
TAMPICO. July 2s-Arrived. str Camden,
Bocas del Toro.
Arrived 9th. str Yrcatan. Vera Cruz.
TELA. July 26. 3 PM-Sailed. strs Lirnon,
Boston; 27th. Zacapa. Kingston. Santiago
and New York.
TJILATJAP. July .6--sailed. str Clan Mac
vicar (Br). Vancouver.
TRoNDHJEM. Jdiy 2o-Arrived str East
Side. Baltimore.
TURKS ISLAND. July 81. PM-Arrived
str Hellas (Nor). New York for Monte
Christi &c land sailed AM 23th)
Sailed 25th. str Luksfjell tNor). New
York.
VENICE. July 26-Arrived. str King Al
fred (Br). Montreal.
VERA CRUZ. July 27-Sailed. str Morrc
Castle. Progreso. Havana and New York.
VITA. July 27-Sailed str Ripon. Nuevitas
YOKOHAMA. July 25-Arrived str Victo-
rous. New Orleans.
Sailed 26th. strs Arabian Maru (Jap). Ia
coma; Canadian Scottish (Br). Vancouver.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
9TH AVENUE BUILDING
LEASED FOR II YEARS
Other Renting Transactions
in Manhattan.

The four story building with stores.
2Sx60. at 461 Seventh avenue. southeast
corner OF Thirty-fifth street. has been
leased by Marguerite ID. Thomas to
Philip Mangone for twenty-one years at
an annual net rental of $1,000.
Emanuel King rented stores to G.
Avakian. tailor, at 7o2 West 1Slst street
for five wears; 704 West 1Slst street to
Hunter Dairy for five years; to Piggly
wiggly Company 1855 Broadway for five
years; to William Clissuras. shoes, 1852
ST. Nicholas avenue. for ten years. and
to Public Meat Market Corporation COL
West 161st street for five years
The Lewis II. May Company leased
space in 8 East Twelfth street to Argo
Dress Company.
Albert 3. Ashforth. Inc. leased space
In the Liggett Building. Forty-second
street and Madison avenue. to Albert S.
Henckel and in 1457 Broadway to Misses
L. NJ Clark and NJ NJ. Fish.
Duross Company leased to the Smiles
Trading Company loft in S43 West
Twenty y-sixth street.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
MAN AND WOMAN SEIZED
FOR SEPARATE THEFTS
.JeUeler Accuses Actor, Whose
Wife Accuses Actress.

Ira NJ. Lowry. 33, a motion picture
actor living at 257 West Eghty-sixth
street, was locked up last night in the
West Forty-seventh street station on an
indictment charging grand larceny on
the complaint OF Rudolph Hammell.
IjeweIer, of 542 Fifth avenue. who said
Lowry took $4,000 worth Of jewelry on
memorandum anG never returned II.
Also locked up In the station was Miss
Betty Graham, 80, a motion picture
actress, of 31S West Ninety
street. She is charged with forgery on
the complaint Of Mrs. Ira NJ. Lowry,
wife of Lowry. who has been separated
from him for some time. Miss Graham
was arraigned in night court and re-
leased in $4,000 bail.
Mrs. Lowry alleged that on June 10
Miss Graham. posing as Mrs. Lowry,
went to the store of Brill Brothers at
Broadway and Forty-ninth street where
Mrs. Lowry has charge account, and
got s3S worth of women's clothing under
her name.
Detectives Dennlson and Fitzgerald,
who had been searching for Miss Gra-
ham, said that when they found her
they used a ruse to get her TO call
Lowry by telephone and arrange to meet
him at the HoteH Pennsylvania, where
both were arrested.
Hammell, the jeweler. said that In the
lot Lowry Is accused of taking there was
one bracelet worth $4,000 and a ring
worth s1.s00.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Tankoos, Smith & Co.. with the Leve-
rich Realty Corporation. leased for the
Golden Shoe Stores Company to Albert
Cook, proprietor of the Cook Tailoring
Establishment, floors, in 1349 Broadway
corner of Linden street. The tenant will
occupy the premises for his business
The lease calls for rental aggregatine
about $4,000.
The Leverich Realty Corporation
leased the corner store in the new build
ang now being completed OH the north
west corner of Bedford avenue and
Eastern parkway to the Willys Over
land Automobile Company for a sales
room
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
SALE AT SPRINGFIELD TO-DAY
325 Porter Estate Lots to Go on
Auction Block.

The William A. Porter section OF ia
maica, consisting of 1925 lots, in the
Springfield section of Jamaica. and hav-
ing extensive frontages on the Rocka-
way Boulevard. Farmers avenue and
adjacent thoroughfares. will be sold at
auction by Joseph p. Day. Inc. to-day,
at 2 P. NJ. on the premises. rain or
shine.
The Porter property, which is partly
In New York city business zone and
partly In residential district, lies be-
tween Rockaway Boulevard and New
York Boulevard. The latter boulevard
is the route Of a trolley line. which OPP
crates between the l.. I. r. r. station
at Jamaica and Far Rockaway. Another
trolley line running between Brooklyn
and Freeport is about a thousand yards
distant from--the property. The village
Of Springfield is close by
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
JERSEY AUCTIONS TO-DAY.
A. C. sheridan, Inc., VIII Offer
seIigman and EcI<ert Places.

Selfgman and Eckert Places.
After the Monmouth County Horse
Show at west End, N. j.. this after
noon at p NJ. Arthur c. Sheridan,
auctioneer. will sell two of the largest
country estates on the Jersey coast.
The principal sale is that of Miramar,
the residence on Ocean avenue. Deal.
". j., belonging to the estate Of the late
Mrs Jefferson De Mont Seligman. 1t
stands on eight acres and has large
frontage on Ocean avenue and the
ocean, and has a private boardwalk
connecting with the estates of William
c. Durant and others along Deal Beach
After the Seligman sale Mr.. Sheridan
will go to Elberon and there auction
Hearts Content, the summer residence
of the late Gen. Thomas L. Eckert. one
time Assistant Secretary of State and
also president Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. A preliminary 20
the above auctions will take place earli-
er in the day when Mr.. Sheridan will
sell at 1880 p. NJ for the First National
Bank of Eatontown. the subdivision
known as Twin Brook Farm. of 120
building plots. and the Woolley home
stead, of two acres.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy NALL

BURN. NE. July 21-Arrived. schr Ethel
NJ Bartlett (Br). Oporto.
COUNTY HARBOR. Ms. July 25-In port,
schr Susan Cameron (Br). for United King
Ccm.
GRAND BANK NF. prior to July %
Sailed. schr Gordon Tibbo tBr) Europe.
HALIFAX, July 26-Sailed. str Ariano
tBr,. Montreal.
KINGSTON. ia. July 17-Arrived. str Ca
nito (Brl. Avonmouth (and sailed 18th for
Port Limon): schr w Cole. Gulfport
18th. strs Lake Giltedge. Mobile (and sailed
next day for Port Limon) goth. Greenbrier
(Br). Avonniouth: 2ist. Nubian (Br. Liver
pool
LA UNION July 1T--Sailed. motor San
Francisco (Sw). Balboa and Christianla.
MAZATLAN. July 21-Arrived. str Mexico
Mex. Guaymas.
MONTREAL. July 26--Arrivcd. strs Honeck
tFr). Cherbourg: Canadian Beaver (Br).
Barbados. &C.
QUEBEC. July 2s-Passed in Little Metis.
str Artagan Mendi (sp). Norfolk for Mont
real.
Passed in Fame Point 26th. str Brant
County (Br). Hamburg for Montreal.
Passed in Cape Magdalen 26th str Fort
Hamilton fBr). for New York via Halifax.
ST JOHN. NIB. July 26-Arrived. str Grey
point LBDi Belfast.
TAMPIco. July 2i-sailed. str Solana.
balboa.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS. .

Brown, Wheelock. Harris. Vought &
Co.. Inc. rented for Mrs. William Jay
Schieffelin East Sixty-sixth street,
furnished, for the winter to Moses Tay-
lor. The house Is a five story brick and
stone fireproof English basement resi-
dence on lot 47x100.
Wood, Dolson Company, Inc, through
w. A. Barbour leased for Mrs. Matilda
Roos a three and a half story dwelling
at 1l2 West Eighty street to j.
Thomas Arnold of Spartanburg, S. c.
Culver & Co. leased for DR.. Edward
NJ. Livingston an apartment in $40 Lex
ington avenue to Nevil Ford of the First
National Corporation Of Boston for a
term of years.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
Army Orders
Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Wa shingtou, ID. c., July "a.

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., July "a.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
AIR SERVICE.
Barnett. First Lieut.. Lloyd, to Preside OF
San Francisco.
Lundberg, First Lieut. George c., TO Scott
Field.
Niergarth. First Lieut.. Omar, to Fairfield.
Ohio.
Russell, First Lieut.. Edwin A., to Fairfield
Ohio.
Stenseth. First Lieut.. Martinus, to Omaha.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Hitzfeldt, Capt. walter. TO Fort Sam Hous-
ton.
INFANTRY.
Gils. Capt. Marcel A.. to Columbus Bar
racks.
Greene. Capt. Kirby. TO Fort Leavenworth.
Lyons, Capt. Earl to Fort Leavenworth.
Mendenhal. Capt. James e.. TO Camp Knox.
Riley. Capt. Lowell NJ, to San Antonio.
QUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Gregory, Major Edmund b.. to Seattle.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Nix. Major Raphael r., to South Baltimore.
Hart. Capt. Charles f.. to Camp Meade.
Osborn. Capt, Norris W.. to. Aberdeen
Proving Grounds.
winningstad. Capt. Olaf p. to Fort Sam
Houston.
DENTAL CORPS.
Chambers. Col, w. H., to New York.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Mail.l

KILKENNY. Ga. July 25-In port schr
Merry G. Maynard. for north OF Hatteras.
MOBILE. Ala. July 24-Arrived. str
Nueces. Galveston for New York.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. July 25-Arrived.
whaling bark Wanderer. Somerset Gin tow
of tug Sherman.
PROVIDENCE, RI, July 26-Arrived. str
Asif. (Fr). New YORK for Lisbon and Mar
seilles (and proceeded
Sailed 26th str Grecian. Norfolk.
Sailed 2Tth. schr Snetind Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 23-Arrived,
strs Manukai. Hilo: West Haven. Belling-
ham for New York.
Sailed cath. str West Haven. Savannah and
New York.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 21-Sailed str
Cbaumont (US). Hampton Roads.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. July 22-Arrived.i str
CT icago Maru (Japl. Kobe.
Sailed 22d. strs San Joaquin tNor). An
tcfogasta: Newport. Balboa.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
Navy Orders
special ptspatch 70 Tnn Nrw YoRx HnnALn
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., July 20. I

These naval orders were made public to-
day:
Ritter, Lieut.. Commander Harold H., to
r. s. New York.
Keller. Lieut.. Karl. to r. s. New York.
Mack. Lieut.. Commander G. H.. to U. s. s.
Pittsburgh.
Niver, Commander Edwin b., Chaplain
Corps, to duty Marine Barracks, Quantico.
Janeway. Lieut.. Frank L.. Chaplain Corps.
resigned.
Shrum, Lieut.. Reuben W., Chaplain Corps.
to u S. s. Pittsburgh.
Sebert, Lieut.. Edward c., TO Bureau Yards
and Docks. Washington,
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
To-day's Radio Program
wJZ. NEWARK (wEsrINGHOusE,
(Tune to $50 meters


700 P. M.-"UncIe wiggily Bedtime Stories"
by Howard r. GarIs.
7:45 r. M.-"Fashion Talks" by an editor
of Harper's Bazaar.
s15 P. M.-Dence music by the Regal
Dance Orchestra Of Passaic, Maurice
Bachrach. violin: Chester Jarmolowicz.
piano; Frank Domino. saxcphone and ohoe
bush. banjo; Neuman Owens. traps.
Prograni--"In Bluehird Land" Georgia"
nns Tna' Syee HGw esss Seys in in ,hs HSu st"
California" "Pck Me Up and Lay Me
Down in Dear Old Dixeiand." "swanee
Buebrd." THE Sheik.'' "Oid Fashioned
Girl"
KDKA. PITTSBURGH WESTINGHOUSE
200 p. M.-Popular concert from Pittsburgh
Post Studio.
6:3O p. M.--"Under the Evening Lamp" a
department initiated and conducted by the
Youths Companion. From Pittsburgh Post
Studio.
l. Future Arctic Work." by Donald u.
Macmillan, who is now In the Arctic.
Why Arctic exploration is worth while
2. "The Little Towns" poem by Odell
Shepard.
8. "The Travellers Tool Kit" useful ad-
vice for tourist and summer vacationist.
a. "zeph. the optimist." A story of an
unsuccessful horse trader.
5. IAN Unconvincing Storm" "A middle
Westcrners first voyage,
800 r. M.-Miss Irma Mccall. soprano.
Hawthorn Presbyterian Church, Grafton.
Pa: Miss IIilma Sutter. contralto East
End Christian Church: Miss Marian John,
soprano and reader. Brookline u. p.
Church; J. Jay Rose. tenor. Ben Avon
Methodist Episcopal Church; william A.
Reger. accompanied Pupils from Reese
r. Reese studio. Soprano Solos--"Ah, Love
but Day" Protheroe "Ohl Sea-" Roma
''Ths Star" Rogers. Contrnlto Solos--''The
Cry of Rachel" Salter; Sunrise and
You," Penn; THE Enchantress," Hattcn.
Duets--''wili You CO." Havens Love
Divine All Love Excelling.'' Stainer: 81
Waited for the Lord" Mendelssohn. Trio
Father Lead Me by Thy Hand Butter
field Readlng1IMy leading MY, Ships Barratt;
tElijah). Mcndelssolin: Sylvia" Speats
Love Sends Little GIT OF Roses Open
shaw.
wyP, FORT WOOD. n. Y. g. (sIGNAL
CORPS, u. 8. A.
The amateur sRsdio Reserve has tiscon-
tinued broadcasting on Saturday evenings.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
INSTRUMENTATION DEALS.

Carl Barth, a client of Samuel Bitter
man. has sold the flat at 356 Twelfth
avenue. Long Island City, to Samuel Il.
Mclaughlin. Martin J. Murray was the
broker.
J. Albert Johntra sold for Rose Cor
such III Leavitt avenue, Flushing, an
eleven room dwelling S7x1o0, to Frank
RockowitZ
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

DR.. Samuel Buchler former Deputy
Commissioner of Markets. was invited
yesterday by Commissioner OF Accounts
Hirshfield to testify before him on Mon
day concerning any and all short
comings you know of In the Department
OF Public Markets or on the part of any
city employee" DIR. Bucher had inti-
mated that he might tell some inter-
esting things. Commissioner Hirshfield
challenged District Attorney Ruston Of
Kings County to go before the Grand
Jury and get indictments II he knew Of
any instances In the markets where the
city was being robbed.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
NEW STRUCTURE FOR GARDEN
CITY.

wilmot Y. Halleck and Edwin w
Weeks have purchased from the Gar
den City Company plot fronting
seventy-five feet on Franklin avenue
opposite the Nassau County Court
House. and will erect a modern build
ing of three stories intended for the
use of lawyers. title companies. &c. The
structure will be OF Philadelphia brick
and of attractive Colonial design. and
will be ready for occupancy I'm the
early winter. Much of the space has
already been rented. The plans were
prepared by Arthur b. Wood of Gar
den City.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
DENMARK REDUCES ARMY.

COPENHAGEN. July 2S.-The Folke-
ting to-day passed the military service
bill, which reduces Denmarks military
expenditures from 65,000,000 to 43.000.-
900 crowns annually. 1t also reduces
the annual contingent from 11,bOO to
$500 men.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
(Bronx Exchange).

(Bronx Exchange).
By George Price.
Meirose av, blk front bet 151st and 1890
SITS. /. 2 and story bldgs. 229.3x150
Anthony Palladino ct al agt Tyrol
Realty Corp ct al Menken Bros
attys: amt due. $39. 1865; taxes, etc,
$4,565; pr mtges. 100000; to the
plaintiff for s189,000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
NEwsBoY DECLINES PROFIT.
Jersey City Buyer Spurns $4,000
Margin on Dwelling.

Nicholas Calzaretta, who sells news
papers at the Boulevard entrance to the
Summit avenue station of the Hudson
tubes in Jersey City, yesterday pur-
chased from Miss Mildred Bergen, "a
stenographer employed in the court
house. the frame dwellings at ~ to
IA Romaine avenue, between Sipp and
Pavonia avenues, Jersey City. He paid
$4,000 for the property and presently
received an offer of $4,000. This
price Nick declined, with the word
that he might let it go for 100000
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
GERMANy,s FLOATING DEBT.

BERLIN. July IS ASSOCIATED Press) -
Germany's floating debt increased by
/ = SOC, ,ooo. 900 marks In the second ten
days of July. The floating debt In now
in excess OF 400, ooo, 100000 marks.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

The rental to be paid by Maurice NJ.
wyckoff to the Philadelphia Real Es-
tate Company for the property at the
northeast corner of Seventh avenue
and Fourteenth street is from 5000 to
SIS, 900 net annually.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
News Of the Real Estate World

has been under single ownership for
thirty years. and the distribution OF
the sites into private ownership. it is
predicted. will result in new activity In
this important section.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

Renatus P. Caspar is the buyer OF la
Willis avenue, sold recently.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
CONCLUDE HUNTS POINT SALE
100 Lots to BE Closed Out To-day
in Hunts Point Palace,

The conclusion of the sale of Hunts
Point lots for the New York City Free
hold Estates Corporation will be held
to-day in the Hunts Point Palace,
Hunts Point Square. by Joseph p Day.
The sale involves $50 sites and includes
some of the best lots In the entire
offering. The Hunts Point property
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

George II. Chivvis secured for Fred
erick Brown on 151-155 West Twenty
fifth street, a twelve story loft build
ing, a loan of 100000 at 51s per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

Slawson & Hobbs have placed the
following mortgage loans: On 46 West
Seventy-fifth street with the Lawyers
Title and Trust Company. $22,5OO; on l0I
East Thirty-ninth street, $S5Co0; on SO3
w est Fifty-first street, $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

James Boyd has placed first mort
gage Of 100000 on 62S West Hath street.
a six story elevator apartment. 15xlu;
also for Sol Jacobs $36, 900 on 4o3 Sixth
avenue and $4,000 on 235 Lenox avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

Plans have been filed for altering the
residence at the southwest corner of
madison avenue and Sixty-first street
owned by the Baudouine estate, into
business buildings for Francis s. Pa
terno, who leased them recently for a
long term A. e. Mast. architect. esti-
mates the cost at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
OPERATOR ACQUIRES
SOMERSET FLATS
Takes Over House on Edge
cOmbe Ave-; Dwelling Mar
ket Is Weak.

The Benenson Realty Company bought
from client OF Wacht & Kraft, attor-
neys. the Somerset, six story elevator
apartment house at 3s5 Edgecombe ave-
nue., on a plot 100x10O. near 156th
street. The structure was held at $780,
900 and returns an annual rental of ap-
proximately $4,000. 1t accommodates
forty families and was acquired by the
sellers from Bing & Bing recently.
The IL East l03 Street Corporation.
with w. S. Garrabrant. NJ. Splitter and
Phena. as directors. has been formed to
take over the five story fiat. 25x1oo.11.
at that address.
In the Dwelling Market.
Gilbert Colgate has sold his residence
at 306 West Seventy-sixth street. which
he has occupied since 1t was built in
1898. John L. Rogers was the broker.
Pease & Gilman sold for the Andros
Realty Company, represented by rutland
& Benjamin, agents, to Emanual KAPPA
Ian the three story 10 foot dwelling at
81 East Seventy-seventh street. between
Madison and Park avenues.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Emily Benson the three story dwelling
20 West 127th street. 1s.9x10o, to
client for occupancy.
ReseIIs Harlem Building.
Mrs. William Fisher resold the three
story building. 25x100, at 243 East 1880
street to Morris Marko witz. which she
acquired two weeks ago from the Amer
lean Female Guardian Association and
Home for the Friendless
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
KITTATINNy
The Mountain Paradise.
Atlantic City.

TTATINNy Deswsrs rhs MSapss" water ressa'is au Ta
Leading hotel. capacity 800. Open TO De-
cember. Every modern appointment high,
cool location, magnificent scenery. Golf
Tennis. Saddle Horses, Bathing, Fishing,
Water Sports Daily Concerts and Dances
American Plan. also la carte grill. Ex-
ceiient table, own farms and dairy. Write
FOR booklet auto inaps and SPECIAL 1872
RATES for SEASON, FAMILIES and TOUR
lists. JOHN PuhDf COrE.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

Buyers Of properties sold recently are
George Lickel of the northwest corner
Of Morningside Drive and 11Sth street !:
Nicola and Emilia Rizzo of 43l and 433
East 115tl street, for which they paid
$40. 500; Luigi Costa of 2042 and 20A Sec
ond avenue; Abraham Lane Of the plot
on Central Park West, 25.11 feet north
of Ninety-seventh street, and Rosina
Spadafora and Nathan Frank respec-
lively of 2O4 and 3O2 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

J. Clarence Davies placed first mort
gage of 100000 at 5ia per cent. for five
years OH stores and theater AT the
northeast corner of Southern Boulevard
anu 163d street.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
ANTI-LYNCHING BILL
Is CONSTITUTIONAL
Members of Senate Judiciary
Committee Defend Dyer
Measure.
! DENY 1T is SECTIONAL
Assert 1t Will Strengthen the
Shield of Protection for
Every Citizen.
DENY 1T is SECTIONAL

e,eeiaI Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL.

Morris Florea and Nathan w. Herbst
have organized the corporation OF
Florea e. Herbst. Inc, with offices at
149 East 121st street, to transact a gen.
eral real estate and insurance business.
Mr. Florea has been established at the
above location for a number of years
and Nathan w. Herbst was formerly
associated with SPOTS & Starr. Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
ASKS DR. BUCHLER TO TESTIFY

Chambers, Col. w. H.. to New York.