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The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
Aged Citizen Dies
= Suddenly at Home

PhIip Hutton. "A Years old. life
long resident of the District of Co
lunibia, died suddenly yesterday. at
his horne at 1904 NJ street south
east He was a member OF the So
cietyi OF Oldest Inhabitants. At the
time of his death he was employed
in Che Washington Navy Yard.
M Hutton was the son of the
late, George and Sarah B. Hutton.
both lifetime residents of the Dis
fricIs He is survived by two sis
terg 1dabelI and Catherine R. Hut
tons The funeral services will be
held from the home at 200 p. m.
fonibrrow. and inter-nent will be in
the Congressional Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
William M. Candy Dead.

ROCKVILLE. Md. March IS
William NJ Candy. aged SO. re-
tired farmer, died this morning al
Rosemont. his home near Colesville,
Surviving are his wife. daughter OF
the late George T. Rust, of Lees
burg. Va, and the following chill
dren. all of this county: G. Rust.
T. YelIott, William NJ, jr.. and Miss
Eliza NJ. Candy. The funeral will
be held at z:3o p. m. Monday at
Grace Episcopal Church. woodside.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
SIX INJURED
IN ACCIDENTS
Two Badly Hurt When
Auto Collides With
Car.
CHILD is RUN DOWN
Elderly Man Thrown From
Frightened Horse,
Breaks Leg.
CHILD is RUN DOWN

Two men were injured about their
heads and bodies yesterday /, morn
Ing when the automobile inF which
they were riding coliided with a
trolley car of the Capital Traction
Company at Fourteenth and Irvins
streets northwest. ~ S.g
James Beavers. 25 years old, 1916
# street northeast. driver Sof% the
machine. was injured severely
about the head. Benjamin. Beach.
30 years old. of Seat Pleasant. Nd.
sustained severe injuries to the
body. Both were taken to the
Emergency Hospital. =
Two Run Down.
whiie-crossing Pennsylvania ave
nue.. near Seventh street southeast,
ter Swill, 40 years old, SIS Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest, was
severely injured when he was run
down by. an automobile. He was
removed to the Casualty HospitaI.
The colliding automobile was op-
Grated by Donald Goodman. 13i7
Run down by an automobile while
playing in the street near his home
yesterday afternoon. 1 year old
Francis Deshaza, 1920 Minnesota
avenue southeast. was severely in
jured about the head and shoulder.
He was privately treated.
Mrs. Edna p. Jasper. 507 Second
street northeast, was injured about
the face when she fell in the down.
town section yesterday. She was
treated at home.
Thrown from Motorcycle.
Thrown from the moeb3&cle on
which he was riding when struck
by an automobile yesterday after.
noon. Thomas Rudderforth. 1e years
old. 727 Eighth street southwest,
was severely injured about the legs
and arms at Thirteenth and Har-
ward streets northwest. Rudder-
forth was rushed to the Garfield
Hospital. The colliding automo-
bile was operated by William ID.
Monroe, jr.. 1905 Irving street north
west.
Thrown from his horse when the
animal became frightened at a troll
ley car along Nichols avenue, near
Good Hope road. carly last evening
Marcillis Delozier. 10 years old. of
ONenhill. Md. was severely injured
about the head and body, and sus-
tanned break of the right leg. He
was rushed to the Casualty Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
DEATHS.

White.
Stanley IL. Cole,s % years, 1912 R. I. ave.
NV.
John II. Getz, 53. 1900 Mass ave. NV.
Eliza ]. Denver, so, St. Elizabeth's Hospt
John McHenry. "a, Washington Asylum and
jail.
Catherine Krieg, IS. SIC st. NV.
Ismes Daugherty, SO, coo 9th st. NV.
Henry J. Leandowski, %. walter Reed
Hospt.
John. +. Sanderson. 70, Providence Hospt.
Owing R. Perry, 45. Emergency Hospt
Mary E. Street. I. sos L. St sw.
Colored.
Amelia Rollins. II, Washington Asylum
Hospt.
rtshsr'L Howl -. rtsT 1T A. w.
Fannie Bsnnister. 40. 1925 Mcntella ave
ne
FitEinia n Hovatd, 10 months. 1872 27a
Il. NV
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
Lee Highway Routing
Praised by Fairfax

e. Satisfaction over the action of
the Virginia Assembly in designat
ing the route over Key Bridge.
through Rosslyn, Cherydale. Falls
Church, Fairfax and Bristol as
points on the Lee Highway was ex-
pressed last night at meeting
held in the Courthouse at Fairfax.
Virginia.
Among the speakers wee- Thomas
Keith. Fl. II. Millard, Rufus S. Day
and j. W. .Probst.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
DEATHS

FAIrEY-ou Friday. March II. 1877.
CHARLES y. n. FALVEY.
Furneral services win be held from R. ".
Perry's Chapel, % II street northwest.
low mass at St. Paul's Church Mon
aay. March 20. at $50 q. m. Inter
ssent Mount 0livet Cemetery. 40
GIBsON-General Nelson =. Miles Camp,
80. 1. United Spanish War Veterans,
= Informed Of the death Thursday.
March 16. 1922. Of HARRY T. GIBSON.
FuneraI from his late residence, 524 Tenth
street southwest. Apartment 4, Monday
y horning. March 20. 1872. Interment at
KrliuRton National Cemetery. CLAI-
RORN g. CLOSE. Adjutant; J. ALI
SfJN RANTER. Commander. 420
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
Charged With Embezzlement

w. L Robey. who said he lived
at $50 Ninth street northeast. was
held for the grand jury Yesterday
by Judge Mcmahon in Police CUuri
under $500 bend on a .'narg, Of
embezzlement. He pleaded not guilty.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
LLOYD GEORGE
BATTLES FOES
Keeps World in Dark
Concerning Plan for
& Future.
NOT RESIGN
Determines to Represent Eng
lish at Conference at
Genoa.
Y NOT RESIGN

HDNDON. March is. Premier
|fjoSd George will summon his prin-
|cipaI colleagues of the Coalition
|parfy to Cirrieite next week for a
political conference. One of three
|eourses will be determined upon by
|ths prime minister at that confer
|en& it was authoritatively stated
|tonight.
|, He will accept the leadership
|of "a new Coalition group. which
|wfus not include the troublesome
|rigft wing of the Unionist party;
aIt will be decided to continue
|the present wobbly ship of state
|unfil after Genoa when a general
|elektion will undoubtedly be called
fors or.
~ Resignation Possible.
( Lloyd George will resign and
Austen Chamberlain or Arthur
Js mes Balfour will take up the
|reins Of a conservative government.
Epndon is rife with political spec
ulafion this week. and Lloyd
Gesfge's enemies are anxious to
|puH him from his shaky pedestal
|befbre the Genoa conference. But
|the3 majority of sagacious political
observers tonight predict the sec
|ond of the above courses will be
adcpted by the premier. He will
|eo pn. IL is said. at all costs with
the present government until he
has an opportunity to triumph at
&c noa.
Thoroughly Tired.
Hersonal friends OF the premier
point out that the Genoa confer
|ence Is his own idea: it was Lloyd
George's own conception, and only
Ihjss energy forced its acceptance at
|Cannes. He has made sacrifices to
persnade Premier Foincare. of
France. to agree to FranceS at
tendance. 1t is his final effort for
European reconstruction.
lloyd George. his friends say. will
rot resign at the present time. for
thesone reason that he wants to go
TO Genoa. He is thoroughly tired
OUT with the cares of office. and the
IatAcks of Unionists, such as the
younger group. trouble him tre-
epdousIy. But he has determined
they shall not cheat him out OF
Genoa.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
Sentenced on Three Counts.

Rotert Blaine, colored. 81 years
old.~ was given six months In Jail
yesterday by Judge Mcmahon in Po-
HcehCourt on three charges of lar
ceny. He was charged with steal
ing food from Mrs. Louise Cham
b~rs Henry T. McCuen and John f.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19

MIAMI. Fla, March 1s.-United
States customs officials ralded the
palatial yacht Patricia here today.
Five hundred and Ave cases of .whis-
ky. valued at $4,000. were seized.
officers stated.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
FLORISTS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Crde Bros. Co. lZt4F St
skrtistie-eypressfve-f
Prompt auto delivery seryice.
Geo c. SHAFFER .so g =. a.,
rxPREsSsyE . FLORAL eE. Phsr, n
kLEHs sf MODERATE PRiCK1 stieiT.n
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
WITH SHIP ABLAZE
SKIPPER CONQUERS
TERRORIZING FIRE

Continued from Page. One.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-19
Palatial Yacht Raided.

Copyright, 1s22.)
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mail. ]

BERMUDA. Aug 27-Arrived. str Holbrook
(Rr) Montreal for Barbados. &C.
HALIFAX. Aug 26-Arrived. schrs Edward
Roy tBrl. Curling; 9Th. Roy Bruce tBr).
Barbados.
Arrived 29th. schr Vincent White CBr.
Glasgow.
Cleared Goth. schr Elizabeth Bandi. New
York
Sailed Goth. schr J d Hazen CBr). New
foundand.
sailed 2sth strs Rosalind (Br). st Johns
Talarite (Br). Montreal.
HAVANA. Aug 24-Arrived. str Lilo. Glen
fuegos.
Sailed oath. strs LynEenfjord tNor). Mas
sau; IL x Wage tNorl. st John: schr
Fiechas. Pascagoua.
KINGSTON. Aug i6-Arrived. str Senator
(Brl. Liverpool. &c land sailed for Mexico)s
LIVERPOOL. Ms. Aug 2T-Sailed. schr
Nova Queen CBr). New York.
MONTREAL. Aug s9-Sailed str Kriton
(Nor). ST Johns.
MORSE RIVER. Aug 25-In port schr w
y Reinhardt (Br). for New York.
PARRSBoRO. Aug ci-Saied. schr Victory
Chimes CBr). Spencers Island Ito finish
Cleared 2sth. strs Hsligjerd (Nor). Man
chester: Basaan. Portland. Me dn tow).
In port 25th. schr Northcliff (Br). for New
York.
RIVER HERBERT. Aug 25-In port. sclir
Abbie Walker. for Boston.
ST JOHN. NIB. Aug 29-Arrivcd. str Cara
auet (BD. Demerera. &c.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy NALL

BANGOR. Me. Aug 26--sailed. schr Georgia
u jenkins Nova Scotia and New York.
CAPE HENRY. Va, Aug 2s-Passod. tug
Waltham. towing barges Chatham and
Bourne, Newport News for Providence.
FALL RIVER. Mass. Aug 30-Arrived. tug
Wellfleet Newport News Cleft barges Car
denas at Providence and Barnstable at New
Haven: tug proceeded to Boston for new
wheeD.
Upton, New York (not Tampico).
IIlLADiAPHTA, Pa. Aug 3O-Arrived :.
tug Germantown, Norfolk. towing barEes
George X Stetson. Wlconisco. Cleona and
Belmont.
Sailed cath. tug John r Lewis, towing
bage ! y Fletcher. Boston.
PORTLAND. Me. Aug 2a-Arrived schr
william Bisbee. Belfast Me
PROVIDENCE. RI. Aug 2a-Arrived. str
Radiant Tampico: schr Gardner G Deering.
Norfolk.
Arrived 3oth. str Arlington. Lambcrts
Point.
RockLAND. Me. Aug BIN port. bark
John Meyer. stockton for Norfolk
WILMINGTON. NC. Aug 2s-Arrived. str
Trolleholm fSw). Gothenburg via Baltimore.
Sailed 2sth. schrs Horace Stone. For
nandina. Zebedee + cliff. Kilkenny.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Douglas Il. Gilman & Co leased
apartments IN 20 Park avenue TO
Daniel Il. Pierce and II. +. Guggen-
hcirner: an apartment Of fourteen rooms
and four baths in 400 Park avenue to
George r.. McAlpin. and an apartment
In 1915 Fark avenue to Samuel w. Peck.
Pease K Gilman leased apartments
In 112 East Seyenty-fourth street for
s. Morrill, Banner 10 Louis Haight; in
III East Seventy-sixth street 10 Felix
Samond In los East Eighty-second
street for Stafford Bros. TO Walter
X obbe I'd: in sos West End avenue for
$. a. Herzog to r. /. Unger. and IN
sil West Seventy-second street for
Charles Griffith Moses as agent to o..
W. Brandt
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments IN $50 Madison avenue to
Joseph Morris and Mrs. Grace G.
Lynch: in 81 East Eighty-sixth street
to Miss Selma Morris and Charles IT.
Delker: III tile West Elghty-slxth Street
Studios, 257 West Eighty-sixth street, q
large duplex studio apartment TO Mrs.
George Allen. and in So West Fifty
nth street to Mrs. S. NJ. Roosevelt.
shaw Rockwell 4, Sanford leased for
William Marks 57l West 127th street a
three story dwelling to Catherine O'Dea.
Walter {. Wyckoff leased for the
estate Of william ~. Redman for
twenty-one years from May lst. 1879.
the four story tenement with stores at
sic Third avenue. southwest corner Of
East Fiftieth street to Adolph Weiss,
Aaron Weiss and Max. A. Feuerlicht
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc. and
Rutland & Benjamin, Inc. rented
furnished - Mrs. J. Magce Ellsworth
the dwelling, East Seventy-ninth
street.
VIM. N. White s. Sons leased IN as
Madison avenue, apartments TO Karl y.
l.. Windthorst and Edgar G. sharp "a
16 West Fifty-fourth street 10 Paul l..
y. Bauer and In n Irving place 70
William -. Wright.
Albert 81 Ashforth. Inc. leased un-
furnished apartments In 10 West sixty
seventh street to Frank y. Leyen-
decker IN 467 Fourth avenue to Lony
III. Huhrich and I'm 145 West Fifty-flfth
street 10 MISS Florro Ottie.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
SAILED.

Strs Cerro Ebano, Tampico: Ario. do;
Mongolia. Hamburg; Caronis (BD. %.
Mount Carroll. do. Paloma tCuban). Mas
sau: Gulf OF Mexico. Port Arthur: Roanoke,
Tampico: Scythia (Br>. Liverpool via Bos-
ton: Cubore. Baltimore; Apache. Charleston
and Jacksonvile: Susauehanna. Bremen;
Monterey. Havana: Helig Olav dam, Co
penhagen: Maraval tBr). Trinidad. &c: Chi
cago iFr). Havre Republic. Valparaiso. &c
Via Hampton Roads; Patria (Fr). Marseilles
Via Philadelphia. st Mihiel larmy trans
port, Colon; c A Snider. Sabine: Erhom
(Nor) Walton; City OF Atlanta, Savannah ;
swiftarrow. Port Arthur: Beatrice: Norfolk
(Br). Pago Pago; Belta tNor), Santiago
via Newport News; Floridian. San Fran
cisco via Philadelphia; Norway Maru tJap).
Yokohama and Kobe; West Hardaway.
Mobile.
strs Astrea Dutch. Cape Haiti; City Of
Eureka, Naples and Barcelona Eastern
Coast. Helsngfors.
Tugs Henrico. towing barges tpassed out
Sandy Hook at 7 80 AND: Savage, towing
8 (do at 1850 PM): Augustine. towing :
lpassed out Quarantine at S6 PM.
Sailed 3oth. str John worthington. Port
Arthur.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to- sea leveD at New York lon
Thursday. Aug ST. 1922. at AN. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was thirty and nine-hundredths 5000
inches. This closely approximates seven
f7643) millimeters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying In or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantaEeously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction adjustment.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
AGAIN IN GOOD DEMAND
Heavy Trading Reported
From City's EnUirons.

The McEldowney homestead on the
corner OF North street and Pleasant
Ridge road. Rye. has been sold for the
Sterling estate By Kenneth Ives & Co.
1t adjoins the new Westchester- -Blltmore
Country Club and consists or a residence.
developed IN the early sos garage,
stable and gardeners cottage. The
buyer, II. S. Stevens. plans extensive
improvements. The property was held
at SS0.o9o
Howe & Thompson sold the William
G. White property at Prospect Park.
White Plains. ". ". to Frank c. Reed
Of this city. The property comprises
about one acre OF ground. large house
and garage.
Cornelius FIalstead has purchased
from the estate OF James Stewart
Mackie the twelve room residence. with
three baths, at 13 Franklin street, Nor
ristown. y. J. Eugene V. Welsh was the
broker Richard II. Zurich. vice-presi-
dent Of the Morristown Electric Steel
Foundry. has leased the house in Oily
Rhant Park owned by the estate OF
Thomas ]. Check. Other deals by Mr..
Welsh include the following: William
VI. Barber. leased stores, lis Speedwell
avenue. for an automobile show room
Shelton Pitney, leased apartment in IA
N2pAAA ENAtIA E9dHfhtA <SACNd lS1Sth
from Adam Tartaglia an apartment at
Norris Plains. and Capt. NJ. j. Shelton
Of this city has leased an apartment in
IA South street
Thomas a. McWhinney Realty Com
pany sold for Michael NJ. Lint the two
story dwelling on west side OF Oakland
avenue, Cedarhurst l.. L.. to Frank a.
Fritz Of this city
q. Tuoti & Co. sold for NJ. Briglio to J.
Del Giudice his forty acre farm and sum
mer residence at Monmouth Junction.
y. J. The property consists OF an eight
room house. barn and several other out
eide buildings.
Mrs. Maude B. Brookings of this city
purchased eos Ridge drive. South Park
Hill, Yonkers. from Howard Allison.
The property. a two and half story
stucco and frame dwelling. is on a plot
Of So by S5 feet, which Mrs. Brookings
viii occupy. Thomas s. Burke was the
broker.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
News OF the Real Estate World
INCREASED DEMAND
FOR BUSINESS SPACE
Brokers Report Brisk Business
In Rentals.

VIM. A. White & Sons leased to the
George A. Fuller Company the building
at los washington street; to Henry
Clarke space in IL South William street !;
TO Jacob Singer, store and basement in
1923 Park avenue; to Rosario Magaraci,
store In 9s5 Lexington avenue; to the
Supreme Printing Company, third floor
loft in 73 Warren street; TO the Sitnek
Fuel Company, part OF the nineteenth
floor in II Battery place and to <. W.
Chapman & Co, Inc. for the Ruland ana
Benjamin Corporation. the building, az
Cedar street at a rental or about
S115.000.
Payson Mel Merrill Company leased
for the 40 West Fifty-seventh Street
Company to the Wire Wheel Repair
Company the two story building, l31
West Fifty-sixth street.
Folsom Brothers, Inc. leased for Mrs.
Anna M. Pender, of Pasadena, Cal, the
Ave story business building, l23 East
Eighteenth street to David Wald. for
ten years at an aggregate net rental ot
about $4,000.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
offices in Ill West Seventy-second street
to DR.. b. c. Fairchild and in new Heck
scher Building, Fifth avenue q fifty-
seventh street, to A. u. Neal; in the Ma
tional City Building, Forty-second street
and Madison avenue to the Turnpike
Golf Club; in 299 Madison avenue to
c. F. Elliott, Lockwood, Bracket Co.
OF Boston, in the Canadian Pacific Build
ing. to the Credit Security Company.
Cross & Brown Company leased offices
in 1852 Broadway. TO Maxina> Alton, a
writer to Frank H. Belcher, wholesale
cigar merchant also, with Thoens &
Flaunlacher, fifth floor, comprising $500
square, feet in 10 East Twenty-fourth
street to Steinbrucker & Ladds, dealers
in laces.
Hamilton, Iselin & Co.. leased to Cas-
tell Bros, Inc, space on the twelfh
floor of the Textile Building, 2S5 Fifth
avenue, at a gross rental of about S23,-
600,
Match & Co., Inc, leased store and
basement in 13 East Thirty-first street
to Vandewart & Co.. manufacturers Of
Nandeco Knitted outerwear; also leased
loft In 127 West Twenty-fifth street 70
Kingsboro Company, manufacturers OF
children's dresses and store in East
Fourteenth street TO I. Rothenberg, re-
taller of shoes.
-Callen Company leased for
Gross & Crook to client Of McGrath
& Warren the four story building, 10l
West Eighty-first street.
II. J. Friedman Company leased for
Friedman Dress Company, Inc, tenth
floor Isl West Thirtieth street to |.
Wasserman; for American Real Estate
Company, seventh floor 80 East Thirty
first street to Brown q Singerman. Inc
for Chas. Kaye Renting Company, Inc,
top floor to !. Funt and hfth floor t
Abraham Flashberg
Ames & Co, Inc, leased for Sampecf
Realty Co, store in. 1872 West Thirty
fourth street to Samuel SacSNeim. ladies
wearing apparel. for a term Of years
at a gross rental of about 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01

fairway across anchorage 2iB. TO be moved
1T5 yards 1854 deg true from its present po-
sltion: fairway buoy g. marking fairwsy
across anchorage 21B TO be moved 1913 yards
14S deg true from It's present position: Go
wanus Flats Southwest End gas and bel'
buoy 12B. marking southwest end of anchor-
aEc 21B. 10 be moved $40 yards 81 deg true
from its present position
New Jersey-Seacoast-Insfd Route. Third
Section. Shelter Island to Cowpens Island
The Lighthouse Service announces Great Egg
Waterway buoy No 16 has been changed
from fourth class spar to third class cone
Aug %. 1922.
Service announces Arthur XIII light No s
established Aug 90 1922, In ~ fathoms OF
water. 2.25o yards 226 deg true from p & r
X r coal terminal. south dock. characteristic
flashing white every 3 seconds. flash one
second duration OF 10 candle power. 20 feet
above water. red triangular steel plDe
dolphin
Ambrose Channel Light Vessel. New York
and New Jersey-The Lighthouse Service an
nounces that Ambrose Channel light vessel
will be temporarily replaced by relief light
vessel about Sept !. 1922.
Fire Island Light Vessel. New Yorl-The
Lighthouse Service announces that Fire ISL
and light vessel win be returned TO her sta
tion about Sept o 1922, and the relief light
BAY. RI-On Aug q. 1922. the fog bell at
Fort Adams liRht station. In approximately
lat ~ % ". lon II 20 w. was changed to
sound ond stroke every 10 seconds.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
TWO NEW BRONX FLATS
SOLD TO SPECULATOR
Light Trading in City's'North-
ern Borough.

Sale has been made OF two OF the
new apartments erected In the West
Bronx. The Poe Construction Company
has sold to Cyril Ruman the FIVE story
structure on the west side Of Andrews
avenue, rs feet north OF 1891 street,
75.10x99.11. This is the northeriy of
two houses put up by the sellers at the
northwest corner OF Andrews avenue
and 1881 street early this year The
corner house was sold last April 70
Frederick Mohrmann.
Martin NJ. Stone sold TO the Ming Toy
Holding Company the fve story apart
ment house at 1856 Grand Concourse.
northeast corner of Field place. on a
plot 94xS4x irregular.
Emma Strange sold TO Morris A. Mil
Ter the plot 25x170 on the west side Of
Valentine avenue. 1862 feet south Of
199th street.
Ida Green sold to Marcio sepner the
1--WE story tenement, 421 Brook avenue,
25x100.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
other Dwelling Deals.
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Gramercy Park Realty Company sold
to the S. & X. Realities, Inc. the seven
story apartment house. Is Irving place.
southeast corner of Nineteenth street,
2IxlOss
\ Henry Jones sold to the Avenue B
Realty Company the six story tenement
and store. 167 Monroe street 2s.7x1c0
The five story buildings at z and 70
Washington street. 40x5ix irregular,
have been sold by 77-79 Washington
Street Inc. to Harry Arman.
Harry Geier resold to Abraham
Schmal 1863 Madison avenue. five
story flat. 25xS2 II. south of 11sth street.
Abraham Rosen sold to Harry May
the five story flat, 146 West 117th street.
25xl0nH.
Morris Friedman sold to Morris
zuckerman the five story tenement, sll
Stanton street, 26.7xI5
Abraham Gubernan resold 20 Samuel
Neuwirth the five story flat 1i6 East
Ninety-seventh street 26xl00.11
Bertha Eichler resold to Morosh Dim
stelheim the six story tenement. 1o5
Broome street, 25xT5.
David Honig sold to Charles Cold
haber the three story building, LOG Riv-
ington street, 22xS0
Clifford d. Crittenden sold to Carl
Wigeand the three story dwelling, u
Washington terrace. near 1s6th street,
17.9x62.5.
Eugene Schmitt resold to Flora Po-
helm the three story house. As Prospect
place, northwest corner Of Forty-second
street. n1x54.
Thomas Bodger sold TO Dr. Joseph S.
Glickman the three story dwelling, 3l2
East Fifty-seventh street, l5xloo,5.
Margaret ID. Howell sold 70 w.
Woeber Smith the three story house. 20
Charlton street. 1S.7xl00
Irving J. Abrams sold TO Abraham
Lewinsky the three story dwelling, "a
West 18th street, 16x10o.1l.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration (of America and the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele.
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. /. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corpor alton of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM)f
Siasconset. Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.