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The Washington times., 1922-11-16
Gus it is laughable.

Gus it is laughable.
Navy bit its initials on the pads
OF every player Bezdek tossed at
EN-. Middies looked like vaudeville
seals swapping at live minnows.
The Washington times., 1922-11-16
Silk TIES, nOW Csc

One of our best makers sends us his complete
line of samples; another maker made up his short
lots of piece goods and we add various broken lots
of our own. Stripes, dots, fgures-fancies of
every description. All high-grade neckwear-all
finished with bar tack and slip-easy neck bands.
Over 1900 ties in al-Choice, Csc
The Washington times., 1922-11-16
Consensus of Opinion
- ,copyrlght. 1879. by IntsrRatiOusl E.-.
ssTvicsl

silks and Satins Utah
J.maica Belle Tricks
HHrsyille Zorro
The New York herald., 1922-01-25

Str Cedric (Br. Metcalfe, Liverpool via
Queenstown. tgenerall-White Star Line.
Str Algeria (Br), Kinnaird. Glasgow via
Str Durham Maru CJap), Tsuruga. Yoko
hama Kobe and Moji via Baltimore and
nanama Canal tgeneraD -Houlder. Weir
Boyd, Inc.
Str Dryden. Lane. Yokohama. Kobe. &c,
via Savannah and Panama Canal (generaD
Barber Steamship Lines, Inc.
Str Kendall Castle (Br), Mcdonald Yoko-
hama, Kobe. &C. via Boston and Panama
Canal (seneraD-Barber Steamship Lines.
Inc.
Str Justin (Br). Downing. Para. Ceara.
&c (gencraO O-Booth Co, Inc.
Str Imperator (Nor). Birkeland, Puerto
Colombia and Cartagena (ballast-Carib-
Str Turriaiba. Whidden. Kingston. Carta-
gena, &c eneraD--IInited Fruit Co. c
Str David McKelvy. Lagoutte, Port Lobot
(bal!ast)-D T Warden.
str Jos J cuneo (Nor). Jacobsen, Port An
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Francis. Hamil-
ton. Bermuda (generaD-Furness. Witty &
Co.
Str City of St Louis, Sampson. Savannah
(general)-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str West Haven, Easton. Baltimore lin
transit) t)-Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co.
Str Dalmazia (ItaD. Moogla, Baltimore
Cballast)- AMERICA, Inc. -
Str Bloemfontein (Br), Metcalfe. Halifax,
Hull and Antwerp Observation-Disclosures Will
Line.
Str Lloyd, candias, Boston Zone auto)-
Str II + Dimocls, Allen, Boston (generaD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str New Haven. Strickland. New Bedford
(generaD--New England Steamship Co.
Str Princeton, reported cleared 22d for
Newport News, should have been for Tam
pico Via Newport News.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
9TH AVE. STRUCTURE
In PENDING RESALE
NatansOn Said TO Have Found
Purchaser for Home of
Columbia Trust Co.

Negotiations are under way for the
sale Of the Columbia Trust Company
Building. at the northwest corner of
Fifth avenue and Thirty-fourth street,
by Max n. Natanson, the operator. Mr..
Natanson at first denied the report yes
terday. but later admitted that a deal
was under way. The building was origi-
nally four story structure and was de-
signed by McKim, Mead & White 1t
formed notable architectural land
mark, with it's tall Corinthien columns
and decorative cornices. Mr.. Natanson
bought 1t about two years ago. and later
added ten stories to il.
The building was designed and built
for the old knickerbocker Trust Com
pany. The foundations were made suf-
ficiently powerful to bear the weight
OF the additional height 1t was once
the site OF the home of A. r. Stewart
the merchant prince of early New York
1t was later occupied for number OF
years by Margaret Howard. modiste In
January 1901. it was purchased by
Charles 7. Barney for the Knickerbocker
Trust Company from the following own
ers: The Butler and Clinch estates and
from Bessie T. White, wife OF the late
Stanford White.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
ST. DENIS BUILDING
100 PER CENT. RENTED
Old Hotel NorD Office Build
ing--Leosing Deals.

Spear & Co. have leased 5000 square
feet in the St. Denis offices to the
Workers Party OF America. With the
lease the building with total rent
roll OF s155,000 is 100 per cent. rented.
Although IL is in the manufacturing
district south of Union Square, the
character of tenantry of the ST. Denis
offices. which consists largely of law
yers, accountants, dentists and sales
agencies. has demonstrated the demand
for an office building in this section.
Mark Rafalsky K Co. leased store and
basement now occupied by Thompson's
lunchroom in 1853 Broadway for long
term of years to the Capitol Lunch Sys-
TEN at an aggregate rental of $3.50 600
Possession will be had on July l, 1922
at the expiration of the Thompson lease.
The Capitol Lunch System will pay
$1,000 a front foot. which is considered
a record rental for lunch room in the
Pennsylvania zone.
Sidney L. Warsawer leased for David
Cohen the four story building at 265
West Fifty-second street to Jacob
Fredlander. who will occupy for busi-
ness.
Charles F.. Noyes Company leased for
Thomas Morch offices in 27 William
street to Rhoades & Co. for the expira-
ton of the lease of the Insurance Com
pany of North America at an aggre-
gate rental of about $4,000. and also a
floor in II Murray street to Calhoune
Craigin
Daniel Birdsall & Co.. Inc, have re-
leased for Alister Greene the buildings
at 100 and 1872 Duane street. comprising
5000 square feet, with the Merritt FL
lott Company. at an increase of about
so per cent. of the present rental. The
brokers have been appointed agents.
Carl A. Leasenfeld has rented 10
Thomas & Houghton. attorneys. eighth
floor in 80 Rector street: with Elliot n.
BnZen 1000 square feet on the sixth
floor of the National City Annex Build
ing to Business Expansion Corporation,
and 1000 square feet on the eleventh
floor of the National Association Build
ing to Gerald w. Tiffany.
Albert 3. Ashforth. Inc, has leased
space in 127 and 129 West Twenty-fourth
street for term for r. +. Feickert to
the G.. A. Bernheimer Company. Inc.
William Silverman leased for Charles
Kaye Renting Company fourth floor in
12 West Twenty-seventh street to Harry
II. Desmonde: for Louis Stern sixth
floor in : West Eighteenth street to
Greenberg & Myerson: sixth floor in p
West Thirty-second street TO Luby
Costume Company, and for NJ. Crystal
fifth floor in 81 East Twenty-eighth
street to Davidson Bros.
The Lewis l.. Rosenthal Company
leased for twenty-one years the five
story building. 15x1O0. at ia West Forty
sixth street. adjoining the new Loew
State Theatre building annex, to DR..
NJ. p. Gordon. This property will be
built into stores. studios and apart
ments. The rental aggregates s115000
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Nail.1


HONOLULU. Jan 16-Arrived, strs Manu-
lani. Seattle; 18th. Celtic Prince (Br). New
York, Boston &c, for Yokohama, &C; Maui.
San Francisco; 18th, Eastern Cloud. New
York for Otaru, SC (and proceeded Buford,
San Francisco; 10Th. Chateau Thierry. Balti-
more.
Sailed 18th. strs Bradclyde CBD. sydney !;
Satsuma tf-om New York. &c). Yokohama.
&c; l7th. City of Toxic (Brl. Shanghai; 1861.
Sonoma. San Francisco Manoa. do 1871
Korea Maru tJap). Yokohama, &c; schr
Mary T. Foster. Puget Sound: 20th str
Golden state. Yokohama, sc.
PORT ANGELES. Wash. Jan 1i-Arrived.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 1s--Arriyed.
schrs John A Campbell. Tarawa; w II Tai
Sailed f7th motor scllr Apollo (ex Ore
gon). San Pedro; 10Th. strs Wilhelmina.
Honolulu: Mexico (MeN0, Portland. o.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Jan 17-Arrived, motor
Culkurra, Vancouver.
Sailed 18th. strs Steel Worker, London.
&c; 10Th. Florence Luckenbach. New Or
leans; Apus, Yokohama. &c, Via Honolulu
SEATTLE, Wash, Jan l7-Arrlved, motor
Coolcha (Br). San Pedro.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Jan 20--Arrived. str
Ebros (Sp), Bilbao.
Times tNor). Puerto Padre.
SABINE. Tex. Jan 20-Arrived, str Ire
vorian (Er). Texas City.
SAN JUAN. PR, Jan 12-Arrived. strs
Lake Elmsford. Baltimore; Lake Florian.
Havana (and called l4th for AeuadIllaD f:
18th. Edith. New York. George II Jone .
Tampico (and sailed 18th for Ponce 1stu,
Sailed 18th. str Lake Gera, Cardenas.
PORTLAND. Ne. Jan 2i-Arrived, motor
barge Texaco No 146. New York.
Sailed I'D. schr Charlie Willie. Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25

BUENAvENTuRA. Jan 1s-sailed. str H F
Hodges, Emeraldas.
CHAMPERICO. Jan 17-Arrived. str San
Juan, Balboa for San Francisco.
GIBRALTAR, Jan Passed. str Hector
tbr). Yokohama. &c, for Amsterdam and
Liverpool.
HALIFAX. Ms. Jan 22-Arrived. strs Cara
quet tBD. st John; Parisiana (Br). Newport
News.
LJusNE. Jan 13-sailed. str Eastern Tenn
pie. Boston via Newcastle. Il.
MACORIS. Jan 1S-Arrived str Theo +
Reynolds tBr). New Orleans Qoading for
NuKUALoFA. Jan l4-Arrlved. schr VIM
Bowden San Francisco.
PALERMO. Jan l3-Sailed. str Caprera
UtaD, New York.
ST JOHN. NIB, Jan 2l-saiied. strs Bos-
worth (Br). London; 22d. Canadian Leader
(BD. London
SEVILLE. Jan il-Sailed, str Szterenyi
QtaD. Philadelphia
TURKS ISLAND. Jan l9--Sailed, schr Pur-
nell T White, Baltimore.
VANCOUVER. BC, Jan 17-Arrived, str
La Placentia. Port San Luis.
Sailed nth. str Richmond. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
News Of the Real Estate World
TAXPAYER ON HEIGHTS
RESOLD BY OPERATOR
Was Held at $3.50, ,GO0-Other
Business Parcel Sales.

NJ. l. Strunsky sold for Gustavus L.
Lawrence to Morris Aron, an investor,
the two story building. 11Sx101, at the
southwest corner Of st. Nicholas avenue
and 1eeth street The building contains
ten stores. has an annual rent roll OF
$4,000 and was valued at S350,000.
The Waverly Building Corporation
sold to the c. l. Weinstein Building Con-
struction Company the vacant plot. 75x
125. at the northeast corner OF Amster-
dam avenue and 1920 street. which the
new owner will improve with two story
taxpayer, containing eight stores. with
offices above. The property was held
at $4,000. Gettner. simon & Asher, at
torneys. acted for the purchaser.
The j. B. Wallace Company purchased
from the Manhattan Refrigerating Com
pany "a to IS Gansevoort street, near
Washington street, three three story
buildings. with stores. on plot, Silk
S4.6x Irregular.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
LAUNCHINGS IN 1924
OFF 100000 TONS
United States Continues to
Show Comfortable Gain Over
Pre-War Year.

Launchings by the shipyards Of the
world in 1921 fell off million and a
half in gross tons from the figures for
1920. said statement yesterday by
Lloyd's Register of Shipping. In the
United States alone the decrease was
1.470,000 tons. British yards also
showed half million ton decline from
1920. A gain of 4G7,0OO tons was re-
ported in other countries.
For the first time since the war figures
of production BY German shipyards are
shown. Launchings are reported as
509.06f gross tons, or $4,000 tons more
than the gain for all other countries ex-
cepting America and Britain, so that the
minor nations, excluding Germany.
showed an actual loss on the year. The
figure for Germany compares with the
best pre-war year for launchings. 1913.
when 465,000 tons left the ways. Last
years total, therefore, sets a new record.
Comparisons of launchings are:
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
WEST SIDE RESIDENCE
IN REPORTED DEAL
Other Dwelilng Sales An
nounced in Manhattan.

Edmund ]. Smelly is reported to have
sold the five story dwelling, 19xl00s. at
"a East Ninety-fourth street. adjoining
the Fairfax apartments at the south
west corner of Madison avenue.
The four three story dwellings, each
isx1Oo. at 253. 257. 80 and 26i West il3th
street. between Seventh and Eighth ave-
nues, have been sold by Joseph Win
stock to Mary Rotterdam.
The A. Kane Company sold for Anna
VI. Mcintyre the three story dwelling
2ii West 115th street to a client for oc-
cupancy.
William r. Ware. represented by G..
Ames. sold for Julia Quimby the five
tory American basement dwelling. COX
100. at 97s West Eighty-sixth street, to n
purchaser who will occupy.
James II. Cruikshank resold to
Thomas Zodda. 396 East 12ith street. a
three story dwelling, 1sxlc0. which he
purchased last week from the estate Of
Emil Gabler. George w. Brettell was
the broker
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
SAILED.

strs Cabo Creux (sp), Barcelona. &c;
Gultprince, Port Arthur; watsness CBr.
Baltimore; Maraval (Br). Perth Amboy;
Munalbro, Baltimore: Mohawk, Charleston
and Jacksonville; Aledo. Baltimore; Bethle-
hem (Br), Nassau Presidente Wilson QtaD 1.
Naples, &C. City OF Savannah. Savannah; ;
Joseph J Cuneo (Nor), Port Antonio: AL
tamaha. Mobile, &c; Lloyd, Boston; Justin
tBr). Para. &c; Pipestone County. Rotter-
dam.
Schrs # NJ Barnsdall, Pensacola; George w
Elzey, Jr, Kilkenny.
Tug w B Keene, towing barge (passed
out Quarantine at noon).
Sailed I'D. tug Piedmont, towing barges
Nos IS. 10 and %, Boston.
Sailed I'D. strs Promus (Br), Baltimore; !;
City of Freeport, Cienfuegos: American
tDutcn), Antwerp. fs,e ..sa
Tho corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leyeD at New York on
Tuesday. Jan ~, 1922, at 3 AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and slxty-three hundredths (30.63)
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and .seyenty-eight G7sl mllimeters.
Captains OF all vesselh now lying in or near
the ports of New York and Brooklyn can
advantageously use the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers
require any considerable correction or ad-
justment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM, NV. fs miles
partly overcast; choppy sea visibility 10
miles.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
Ell CASCO COURT
CHANGES OWNERS
West 103d Street Apartment
Leads List in Day Of Light
Flat Trading.

Everett M. Seixas Company sold for
Ell Casco Realty Corporation Eel Casco
Court, 205 to 2O9 West 1O3d street, a
six story apartment house SOx1O0. The
property waas held at s250,000 and the
owners took back q second mortgage Of
s6S,O00 for ten years behind first
mortgage of s132,000. The rentals are
about $4,000. The selling agents will
manage the property.
Hell & Stern sold for Evelyn Realty
Company to II. w. Gennerich the six
story apartment house at $40 West Hath
street, 100x100. The building contains
forty-two apartments and brings in a
rental of about $4,000. 1t was held at
$250,0Oo.
Joseph c. Abramson. operator. pur-
chased from Morris NJ. Kilborn and
William j. Brown 306 to $40 East Sew
enty-fourth street three four story
flats, on plot 75x100. and from the same
sellers 234 to 23S East Fifty-sixth
street, three five story tenements, on
plot 75x100. Pease s: Gilman We're the
brokers in both transactions.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
CHURCH FALLS INTO
HANDS OF BUILDERS
West Fortieth St. Site to Glue
Way to Business.

Builders are buying the old Abyss
Sinan Baptist Church property, 75X100,
at IA West Fortieth street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues. Cor re-
Improvement with a large commercial
structure. The price is said to be in
the neighborhood OF 100000 The
Abyssinian Baptist Church is one Of
the oldest negro religious organizations
in the city. having been founded more
than century ago. The Rev. A. Clay
ton Powell has been it's pastor for
fourteen years. The church is said to
have a membership of nearly 1900. the
majority of whom reside in the Harlem
colored section.
A year ago six lots on 13Sth street
between Lenox and Seventh avenues
were purchased for a new church site.
Work on u new structure will begin
soon. The main auditorium will ac-
commodate 1900 persons. The church
Will retain the use of it's Foftieth street
property for one year, at the eXpira-
tion of which time the uptown edifice
Is expected to be completed.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
J. S. PETIT MANSION IN
kENSINGTCN, l.. L., SOLD
Buyer viii Occupy-Other
Country Deals.

Theodore I. White sold for J. S. Petit
his property i'm Kensington. Great Neck.
L. J.. which includes a dwelling OF hol-
low tile construction and Italian archi-
lecture. The purchaser. after extensive
alterations, will occupy the premises.
Albert Il. Ashforth, Inc, were associate
brokers.
George Howe sold for Robert Worm
ser his residence on Walworth avenue.
Greenacres. Hartsdale. to Arthur Yorke.
The property was held at $4,000
II. Goldschmidt sold from plans for
Louis NJ. and Albert Bloch the three
story dwelling and garage on the south
west corner of Chapman and Burton
roads, Woodmere, l.. l., to Philip Florin
OF Far Rockaway.
The Lewis II. May Company leased
for S. Herbert his Colonial dwelling. cor
ner Of Monroe Boulevard, Long Beach.
l.. L., for two years to Mrs. Louis Ja-
cobson.
r. II. Ragette has sold in Mount Ver-
non for Peter Rynas a dwelling at 234
North High street to Rebecca within Of
1871 Washington avenue, Bronx, who
will occupy; Cor Helen Morrison Howie
her dwelling at 143 Chester street to d
client in Tarrytown. who will occupy.
The property was held at $l7500.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
BANK SELLS FLAT ON
MADISON AVE. CORNER
DisPoses of IT'S Branch at
SeUenty-fisth Street.

Pease & Elliman. who recently sold
the southeast corner of Seventy ninth
street and Madison avenue to an in
vestor. announced yesterday another i'm
portant sale on Madison avenue in the
same neighborhood. For the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company
they have sold to an investor "a East
Seventy-fifth street. southwest corner OF
Madison avenue, five story bank build
ing, 26.7 1ax102.2, with apartments in
the upper floors, now occupied by the
East Side branch of the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company.
This institution recently purchased 81
East Seventy-fourth street. northwest
corner of Madison avenue, abutting the
Seventy-fifth street property. and is now
erecting a building on the Seventy
fourth street corner which is so feet
by half the block in size.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

Munaires % NE Jupiter Gath.
New England 280 NE Cape Henry 24th.
Otho 105 NE by + Fire Island 2ith.
Occidental 275 Tampico Gath.
Panhandle State 500 T. Ambrose 2fth.
Paloma 4OS S Scotland l. " 23d.
Iaul III Harwood II Tampico 24th.
Iawnee 212 Hatteras 9th.
Richconcal $50 Hatteras 24th.
Samuel @ Brown % Il by y Sand Key a4th.
San Gil 10 Jupiter 24th.
San Jose 439 Mobile bar cath.
San Pablo 203 Hatteras 23d.
Saramacca 1853 NE Earrios 24th.
Severance 1S0 Hatteras .3d
Solitaire 10 N Jupiter 24th.
stephen r Jones 10 Sc Atlantic City oath.
Sunshine 30 Sc Hatteras 9th.
Standard 65 Hatteras 23d.
SURNAME 230 Sc South Pass 24th
Texas 2i0 n Lobos Island Gath.
Tomahua 127 WSW Sand Key 24th.
transportation 18 ENE Winter Quarter oath.
Trontolte 40 " Hatteras 23d.
Warwick 20 L Tampico oath.
-Westbrook 100 Il Ambrose l. V 18th.
Wheeling Mold 1875 u Ambrose J. oath.
Wm G Warden 80 w Sand Key 24th.
NVm Green 8 SW Alligator 24th
VIM IL Doheny lao NE Tampico 2ith.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Giovanna FTorio QtaD. at Portland.
has fire In bunkers.
The report that str Mnneaua due to
arrive here was premature She left Antofa.
gasta Jan IS and Is expected to arrive at
New York about Feb 20.
str otho. belonging to the International
street. made the remarkably fast run from
Rio Janeiro TO Boston in nineteen days.
The Ohio Is an oil burner and made the
She carried 2.56S tons OF cargo for Boston.
] 588 for New York and +22 for Phiadei-
phia. The otho left Boston at Pm 2Sd
G. AM to-day.
BOSTON. Jan 24--str Springfield will go
out OF commission to-day in order to under
go extensive repairs; str Blue Triangle has
been assigned to North Atlantic and West
ern Steamship Co In her place.
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan 24-Orders were sent
Navy Department for the gunboat 10th of
May to proceed at once TO Point Mays.
where the United States Shipping Board str
Cconee Is ashore. Str Avarisla Is standing
ak dangerous.
HALIFAX. Jan c4-Str Eastern Breeze
New York for Helsingfors. which arrived
here 2lst with steering gear trouble, expects
TO complete repairs about Jan 80.
LONDON. Jan PA telegram received
from Auckland states that motor Helen Il
Iand. has been abandoned. ieaky.
NORFOLK. Va. Jan 24-str I G white
before reported In collision with schr
blanche Pendeton. has gone to Newport
News for repairs.
PORTLAND, Me, Jan 24--Str Tuckahoe
after making come temporary repairs, WIN
GO TO Boston for extensive repairs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 1S-str VIII
helmlna, which left dock at noon to-day en-
route TO Honolulu, anchored In stream on
account of tight pistons; adjustments viii
be made and vessel Is expected to proceed on
voyage late this afternoon.
2lth--Str Buckeye state, which arrived
here to-day from Baltimore had slight fire
in a stateroom, caused by an electric Iron
which was left burning.
sT JOHNS, NF, Jan 24-Loss of two New
foundlapd .schooners was reported here to-
day, bringing the total of vessels lost since
Jan l 20 six. Schr Rawlinson went down
off oporto with cargo Of fish and schr
Asduith before reported bound for this
port with salt, sank In midocean. Crews
OF both vessels are reported safe. The cas-
ualtcs to the Newfoundland fleet this win
ter and last have seriously reduced the ton
mage available for carrying fish abroad.
During 1921 forty-two Newfoundland vessels
were lost.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
Army Orders
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. a.. Ian. "a.

These army orders have been made public:
INFANTRY Lieut. VIM. A. Carleton,
relieved headquarters second corps area,
report TO commanding general second corps
area for duty and asgisnment later Win
organized reserves. Capt. j. H. Church. re-
lieved Camp DIX. detailed az instructor OF
infantry. Maryland National Guard, 70
Frederick. take station and report BY letter
10 commanding general third corps area
for Instructions, and notify Governor OF
State. Capt. l.. u. Frazier. 26th Infantry.
relieved that reniment and duties Camp DIX.
detailed NJ Instructor of infantry, Maryland
Nsionai Guard, 20 Baltimore, take station
third corps area for instruction. and notify
Governor Of state.
QUARTERMASTER CORpS-Major Mark
j.. ireland, now on duty rs War Depart
mont representative on the National Re
search Council. relieved duty OF head
quarters first corps area, Boston, take sta
tion ~ Cambridge, Mass; Capt. i. u. Her
ron, relieved IN Europe. return 20 Y. s.,
on expiration of leave report by telegraph
Sweeney, special orders January ~ amend
Cd. on relief present dutes proceed from
Mitchell Field TO Boston. and report To com
mandinE officer Intermediate depot for duty
as his assistant.
NORTHUMBERLAND ior James Kirk,
Ordnance Department., relieved proving
ground. Aberdeen, 20 Camp Bragg aud
report 20 commanding general for duty as
ordnance officer; Capt. q. r. Simpson,.
Finance department relieved Camp Pike.
TO Fort Smelling. and report to commanding
officer for duty as finance officer OF that
post; Capt. Peter Y. Rodes, Third Field
Artillery. relieved that regiment Camp Knox,
70 Ws~hlngion. and report 30 Chief cf Field
Artillery for duty In his office.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS

Bulkley & Horton Company sold a
plot 100x120, on Coney Island avenue.
200 feet south Of Avenue " for Mrs.
A. Fl. Ganalo to builder for improve
ment.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold a plot,
60x100, on the north side of Eighty
second street. 100 feet west of Tenth
avenue, for II. X. Dunkum.
A. Mishlin sold for L. Varouhaki to
Z. Galindo one family dwelling at
1924 Dahill road.
Martin Company, with Price, Birllner
& Johnson. leased to Jagendorf Knitting
Mills ninth floor loft in So York street,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York and New Jersey--ISill Van Kull
and Newark Bay-The Lighthouse Service
sunounces that the following huoys In the
main channel In the XIII Van Kul to Eliza
bethport bridge are 10 be renamed and re-
numbered about Jan q, 1922 Md-Channcl
to T. shoai buoy n klii Van '' ,lu NIL Clam, bs
mel buoy o. Corner S;alte buoy to XIII Van
Kun Channel buoy O, Elizabcthport Channel
buoy TO XIII Van Eull Channel buoy 3.
Also Elizabethport Flats buoy I. In Newark
Bay. near Newark Bay light 40 /. which IL
on west eide OF channel, is to be changed to
Newark Bay Channel buoy No 1: XIII Van
kuil Van kull Channel buoy | TO be estab-
lshed $40 yards 34I deg from st George
tower, XIII Van Kul; xiii Van Kull Chan