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Al IUifUHILES
Automobile, Tor sale

.RUR"IIVUIItN TOT NnIc II
ErlCK - owner. ;-pt...r,.- ,.g.
"Ilth D. 'Nc'il,ur CONDITION a.d il 5,-
tH.'i Aad -o'' iNsl ntrwr,u ana g.
thA%HLAH r9r SAFE. ..s.onx.,
tli''"ghae. 10 nrsi GLASS condition.
"lns'eistr au-o 10. Co.. IS Nor,h
It.etA.
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AUTOMOBILES
Autu.n"h.i.- W. sale
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD USED
CAR?

If you are In the mar
ket for Il good used car,
be sure to let us demon
strate one Of our many
cars before b u y in g
elsewhere. We are sell
ing used cars every day
and replenishing our
stock with other cars.
Every car on our lot
will be demonstrated to
your satisfac tion OF.
else no sale. Below
you will find q partial
list Of our cars. We
have other bargains
not listed.
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1CTOmOBILES

Aututnno.ic> iu sale IL
We BUY sci! or eschanE. u,ed ar. C.
D. Hatch. 80. North Granarn Street,
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Situations 0antcu-,inic

olIuatlUNS ~ nnICU-IAIC 81
tHACFFEtR--W by white man.
age 80. position Is chauffeur. preferably
TO private party. good mechanic. host
Of references. can H.nioirn 2oI0-J.
PI1AkMAClST. Registered. Win six years
experience. wants relief WORK Tor sum
mcI. boa II 57i care The Dispatch.
references furnished.
by young married man. experienced
cxsCutiv" hud general office manager.
srrtcsrOnd"ui. S'diis'ic!an and ;ypist.
position wan progressive arm where
ability counts. a.ordiug opportunity for
advancement. ElCslI"n' references fur
nish-d. HoN 81. M!ut Spring. Va.
WANTED. position tn office "a. assistant
10y graduate just out uf business col
l"s". wish place who're advance can
be made for service. References II do
sired. Richard l.. Thomas. Sutherland
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LIE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

EGSH from priko- winning barred Rocka
!ikht mating; lst cOcit. lot and End hon:
lat puhet. 3sd and tth cockerrl; also
pnrtriGEo eggn. W. l.. Keck. sVli Fen
deII ANenua. .phUnn MaiiaOn 2svi.
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G. M. c.. TRUCK

Two-ton capacity; brand.new.
This truck Ia equipped with cab
and windshield. Terms can be ar
ranged. rrtce, {2.t50,
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN TRANSFERS

Jennie T.. Gordon sold to the Hillman
Company the three four and five story
buildings. 125xl97.6. at 237 to 2i5 East
Forty-first street. extending through to
230 East Forty-second street. where the
frontage is 2S feet.
Pietro de Mast sold TO Cologero r.
Giacomo and Francesca di Maggie n
six story flat. with stores. 54xso.l, at
25a to 2s3 Bleecker street.
Charles Belsky sold to Charles and
Margaret Lettire four story tene-
ment. 90x1Oo.s. at 1888 East Ninety-third
street.
Francis ]. McElkenney sold to
Michael Trainor a five story tenement.
l9x10D.11 at II West 1921 street
Anna Moser sold to Frank Friedman
five story tenement, 25xl0o.5. at 4l4
West Forty-eighth street.
Isabella Pfaelzer sold to Fannie Arm
stein three and one-half and four story
store tenements. 25xff5.3x irregular. at
1876 East Broadway. running through to
is5 Division street
Frank Skolnik sold to George g.
Moore, Jr., n three story house. with
stores, 20xt0. at 1864 Madison avenue,
south of 11lth street
Samuel ]. Schiller sold to Sake Kama
rex So West 18th street. a three story
dwelling, fsxi00.11
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
News Of the Real Estate World
INVESTORS PURCHASE
OLD ASTOR TENEMENTS
Other Mulfifan1ily Property
Sales Reported.

M. +. Stang has resold for client OF
Stanley S. Isaacs. attorney. the seven
SIX story tenements at 407 to All and
All to 423 East Fourteenth street part
of row of nine houses at that point
purchased by the seller from the WILL
tam Waldorf Astor estate a few months
ago. They stand on lots each 2oX100.
'rhe purchasers are: No. d07. /. Hills;
40e, p. Wolfhardt; All. I. Buscher; All,
A. Jarowitz; 4l9 and 42l. estate of b.
Arman. and 423. Mrs. p. Kalise.
O'Reilly & Dahn have sold for DIR. ID.
Murphy to the College Holding Com
pany Joseph Shenk president. SIT West
18th street. an eight story apartment
house. 50xl00. The property was held
at $4,000.
Max " Natanson sold to the newly
formed $50 West End Avenue Corpora
tlon tE Gershenson, j. B. Karrell and
=. D. SCHWARTZ the five story flat,
25.5xl00, at the northeast corner of West
End avenue and Sixty-eighth street,
containing five stores and thirteen
apartments.
The Artisan Realty Company sold to
ouie Goldstein the five story apart
nent house, 50xe9.ii, at SIG and SIS West
i56th street.
Robert L. Kelly sold for Joseph w.
Mitchell 130 Second avenue, five story
tenement. with two stores. 2710x75
Slawson & Hobbs have sold the three
and one-half story dwelling. 20x100, at
311 West 103d street. to buyer for
occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy MALL

BERMUDA. June 1-Arrived. strs Coro-
nado (Br). Kingston. &c tand sailed next
day for Avonmouth): 3D. Montrose tIsr).
sailed May p. s.rs lamar (Br), Nassau;
Both. caraquet tBr). Barbados. sc; motor
Dana DAM, Azores.
DorwooD. .NF. May si-Arrived. str
CAMPBELLToN. NIB. June 2-saied. strs
Canadian Explorer (Br). Manchester; Gar
ston and Liverpool: Sd. Trompenberg
CIIAPARRA. June ARRIVED. str Chris
tian Nicholson (Nor). Havana.
CHATHAM. Nh. Tune 3-Arrived. str Krns-
fond (Nor). Montreal Qoads pulp for Phlla-
HALIFAX. June 4--rn port. schrs Giant
King (Br). for San Juan; Martha Parsons
(Br). for New York; Maid of France (Br,
for Gaspe Gall in stream waiting favorable
HAVANA. June ARRIVED str Betwa
(Br). Calcutta. &c.
Sailed ist. str West Neris. Buenos Aires.
MONTREAL. June 5-Arrived. str Aube
(Fr). Nantes.
Sailed I'd. str Canadian squatter fBr,.
Nelson NIB Ito load for Liverpool and Glas-
NEWCASTLE. NIB. June 4-sailed. strs
Ravelston CBr) Belfast: Canadian Volunteer
PORT LOBOS, June 2-Saiied. str Swift
arrow. Fall River.
QUEBEC, June 5-Passed In Fame Point.
str Canadian Aviator lBr), Cardiff for Mont
,, ST JOIN, N. NIB, June 4t.eArrtlysst, ssehrs
moe (Br). Boston
Arrived 9th. str Chaleur (Br. Demerarn,
ST JOHNS, NF. June 3-Arrived. str wa.
tuka (Br). Sydney.
TAMPICo. May s1-sailed. str Elisha
THREE RIVERS. Que. June o-Sailed. str
Swifteagle. Tuxpan.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
BROKERS BUY SITE FOR
LARGE FLAT IN PELHAM
Other Deals Closed in the
Suburbs.

Burke Stone, Inc. bought from Mrs
Hudson a plot 100x5O on First street,
Pelham. adjoining their present Office.
Plans are being prepared by o. ]. Gette.
architect, for stores. offices and an apart
ment building covering the entire plot of
s0x200. The same brokers sold for Ed
gar L. Jarrett a residence In Chester
Heights, North Pelham. TO Edwin c
Evans. Jr., of this city.
Hamilton. Iselin & Co. have sold for
Mrs. Victoria Babcock tract of more
than one acre on Elm Rock place. Bronx
ville TO Oliver NJ. Oake. who will i'm
prove the property with residences.
Kenneth Ives e Co. have sold the old
Alberto de Vcrastegui place on Broad
way and Clinton avenue, Dobbs Ferry,
N. Y. The property includes two acres
of grounds. large residence and ga
rage. Hardy S. Ferguson. the pur-
chaser, will occupy Immediately.
Prince & Ripley have sold the house.
being huit by William Watson. on Eli
son avenue, Bronxville. The buyer is
b. II. Force, president of the Force Pub
,inshing Company of this city. Mr.. Force
VIII occupy the property about June Is.
The Marberry Construction Company
has sold one of its new houses, on plot
75x100, in Chester Heights Park, Mount
Vernon. to George G. Spiro of this city.
Chauncey B. Grlffen was the broker.
Edward G. Griffin sold for the Murray
Development Company to Manfred NJ.
Goldschmidt a plot of about one acre.
adjoining his present residence on Mon
roe and Bonnet avenue, Larchmont: for
Leon n. Gillette, architect. bungalow on
the Boston Post Road, Larchmont. to
Miss Isabel NJ. McCutcheon of Rhode ISL
and. The same broker rented for How
ard Walden his cottage ON Prospect ave-
nue., Larchmont. TO Walter Untermeyer
of this city; for Shirley Ellis cottage in
Larchmont Park TO DR.. L. Mayer OF this
city, also store in 20 Boston Post Road
to the Mae Rene Company for wonian's
apparel shop.
Recent buyers OF residential plots at
Syosset. l.. T., are J. Albert Walters,
Charles De Milt, Raymond z. Cheshire
and Mrs. Phoebe Mann. Henry w. War
ner was the seller.
Ernest Il. Bower sold for the Triangle
Construction Corporation a two story
dwelling. 50x100, at 13 Birch road, In
Lowerre Summit section of Yonkers. to
client for occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
NEWS OF WORLD CONTINUED

ccpan OIondt. New Orleans: 7th. omoa
tHond). do.
Sailed 4th. Pm. str saramacca. New
PUERTO cAsTILLA. June s-Arrived. str
Venator (Nor). Mobile.
PUERTO COLOMBIA. June e-Sailed str
Aietapan, Santa Marta.
QUEENSTOWN. June T--saiied. str Pitts
burEh lBfD. from Liverpool for Boston.
ROTTERDAM. June 4-sailed, str Chiffon
sAGUA, June s-Arrived. str Isabella. Porto
Rico
SANTIAGO. June 7-Arrived. str Honduras
SANTOS, June 5--saiied, str Inga ORR.
New Orleans and Galveston ta.200 bags
coffee for New Orleans. s.400 bags for Gal
SHANGHAI. June 4-Arrived. strs Ala
hama Maru tJap). Tacoma. 9Th. Eastern
Sailed Eth str Grande Gaards (Nor). New
SINGAPORE, June s-Arrived. str Eastern
As5al sailed Sd Sd str o's West Mshomet. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 6-Arrived. str Or
duna (Br). New York for Hamburg tani
proceeded).
Arrived 7th. str Empress Of Scotland (Br,.
Quebec
Sailed 7th. str Majestic CBr). New York.
sUEz. June 4-sailed. str West Campgaw.
from Manila, &c. for Boston and New YorS.
Colombo for New York.
SYDNEY. NsW. June 2--Arriyed. strs sy-
TARRAGONA, June 2--Arrived. ctr Henry
Wilton. New York.
TELA. June 4. PM7-saIled. str Heredla.
New Orleans via Havaha.
THAMESHAVEN. June 4--ArrIved. str
Gymeric (Br), San Frencisco.
1IENTS1N. June 4-Arrived. str Mandasan
Maru (Jap). Seattle.
VALENCIA. June s-sailed. str Bantu.
Marseilles.
Sailed Cd. str Llwpalne. Lisbon via Mai
aga.
VALETTA. May 26--Arrived. str Jalapa.
New York.
VANCOUVER, Be. June s--Arrived strs
Steel Navigator. Portland La Habra (Nor).
Yokohama.
Sailed 9th. str Honduras (Fr>. San Fran
cisco.
VENICE. June 2-Arrived. str Carlton
New Orleans.
VICTORIA. BC. June s-Arrlved. str Til
knrang Dutch. Manila.
VICTORIA. Brazil. June 5--Sailed. str
West Cheswald. New Orleans U3.5o0 bags
coffee).
YOKOHAMA. June 4-Arrived, strs suez
Maru (Jap,, Vancouver for Kobe: 9TH Stor-
vixen (Nor). Port Arthur.
Sailed 4th, str Empire State Crom Hong
Kong. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
OF vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottcrclias); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla:
Key West. Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re-
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called. and they
will>be forwarded to New York.
1t is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York
city (WCG); Babylon, L. /.
lWSE); Easthampton, L. I.
(WSA), and New London, Conn
(WST). No charge made for
medical or surgical advice, late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
lea at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Siasconset (WSC), Mass; New
London (Conn. (WLC); Cape
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
above stations of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the United States
Public Health Service.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
MARITIME MIscELLANY.

BOSTON, June 6-steam trawlers Louis NJ
Winslow and Alden A M:lls were sold at
Il Dorgan of Peabody. Mass. and the sale
confirmed by the court to-day. The former
brought $4,000 and the latter $4,000.
Within the last few days there has been
renewed activity In the chartering of large
schooners for the coal carrying trade to
city have chartered twelve OF their large
schooners to carry coal from Hampton Roads
to various ports and their str Edward Peirce
has eeep % Y sss esrt eoa ner bs
rate for sailing vessels Is % cents per ton
from Hampton Roads to Sound ports and 81
to Boston and Portland.
American bark Engenia Emelia. formerly
the Panaman bark Tiburon, which was sold
through the agency of David w Simpson
Se sedord snd the caps
Islands, has had passenger accommodations
Installed and has just received wireless
equipment. She Is ready TO start on her
first passage from New Bedford
June I-Str Eastern Dawn. before reported,
was GA miles east OF Boston light noon
Tuesday In tow OF str Ala; expects to reash
With departure from here OF strs Oakland
and Poughkeensie for Norfolk In tow to lay
up. the Shipping Board will also send to
same port strs West zula. Osawatomie.
West Hika. westford. Monroe. Oskaloosa.
Worcester. Tona. Haslehurst. Delisle, Lake
Gardner. Tuckahoe. Yalza. Donald. Mckay,
vathena. Neshobee and Massion Bridge.
HIGHLANDS. NJ. June Z. 2:45 PM-Coast
guard cutter Seneca towing a heavy spar.
Is miles southeast of here.
LONDON. June. 7-Str Frelfield (Ger).
from New Orleans for Hamburg. has ar
rived at the latter port In tow. with engines
disabled.
NORFOLK, Va. June T-cutter Seminole
left here to-day to destroy barges Passaic
and Beachwood. before reported sunk near
Tenwick Island. Barges lie in 10 fathonis
OF water.
PORTLAND. Me. June 6-Repairs are con-
tinuing on str Middlesex, but 1t will prob
ably be fully another week before she Will
be ready TO proceed to Boston; the greater
portion OF 1000 tons coal saved from steamer
has been sold and ready market Is as
sured for the $500 tons which remain In
hoi9.
SAY FRANCISCO. June T-Strs Matsonia
and J A Moffett were In collision In a fog
IN San Francisco Bay tonight. Neither ves-
sci was damaged.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
SAILED.

strs Cape Roman. Los Angeles via Phila-
delphia; A Bostwick. Galveston; Firmore
Daiquiri; Eocene with ] barge, Boston;
Muskogee. Port Arthur; Concho. Galveston;
SSsrs,illo; Kingston; agn,s &C. ThonaS ,op Ssal
Stirling. Richmond st Paul. Hamburg
Esparta, Lmon; Jefferson. Norfolk; Presi-
dent Monroe. London; Hanover (Ger),
Bremen; Cananova. Port Antonio.
strs Belvedere QtaD, Cadiz and Naples;
1katan. Nuevitas; D Rockefeller, Phila-
delphia; Ell Mundo, Galveston El Lago
New Orleans: Mary. Porto Plata. Go: Mu-
nardan (BD. Matanzas: Independence Hall
strs Philadelphia. Baltimon; Seneca (Br).
Philadelphia.
Str Munorway (NorD. Cardenns.
u Bushnell. -.
Schr James z Coburn, Charleston.
Schrs Estelle Krieger. -; Dustin G
russ Harold. towing 4 barges tpassed out
Sandy Hook at 1903 AND; Director, towing
3 $40 At 1:a5 PNp; John A Hughes. towing
Sailed 9Th, strs Atlantic Maru (Jap), Kobe,
&c; o "A Knudsen (Nor). Matanzas.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
Ireduced to sea leveD at New York on
WEDNESDAY; June Z; 1922. at s AN, as re-
was thirty and ten hundredths $50. io) Inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
etxty-four and five-tenths (T64.5) mililmeters.
Captains Of all vessels now lying in near
the ports OF New York and Brooklyn can
9dvantageouely use the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers
require any considerable correction or ad-
5ustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. calm: partly
yovercast; smooth sea; visibility, about
'uniles.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
MRS. J.S. CRAM BUYS
Big FIFTH AVE. PLOT
May Improve 1t With Struc-
ture to BE Used in Social
Work Among Young Girls.

Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram Is the pur-
chaser OF the plot 1o0xl00. at north
corner Of Fifth avenue and 109th street,
Of Central Park. The property was re-
ported sold a month ago by j. Wallace
Page of Marston & Co. for Sobol Bros.
Who conduct a gasoline station on the
premises. The site was valued at S175,-
600. and at the time of its sale it was
said that it was the intention of the
buyer to improve the plot with a build
ing that would prove a great benefit TO
the neighborhood.
Mrs. Cram has been interested for
;nany years in the problems OF working
women. and II is believed that the con-
.emplated Improvement will be along
that line.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
HOME FOR WOMEN BUYS
GATES AVENUE HOUSE
Other Market Deals Reported
in Brooklyn.

The directors of the Home for Friend
less Women and Children at 20 Concord
street have purchased the home OF the
Long Island Automobile Club, 21S Gates
avenue. formerly the Gibb Mansion.
which the club purchased in May. 1921.
FOR $4,000.
Martin Company sold for the United
Chain Stores Company. Inc. to Bessie
Heilweil the apartment house at 20
Pierrepont street.
]. Laeov sold for Saima Rimey to
Matilda Meltzer a frame house at 1122
East Twenty-third street.
Samuel Galitzka sold for the Almore
Construction Company to Harry Marion
a two story house, with garage. at SG'
east Twelfth street
William T.. Jones and Joseph Nesi
sold for Anna NJ. Engesen to an in
vestor two lots each. 25x100, on the
west side of Clinton avenue, twenty
Eve feet north of East 179th street
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
T0-DAY's AUCTION SCHEDULE

Joseph p. Day. Inc. auctioneer. will
sell to-day at noon in ~ Vesey stree,
number OF investment properties In
Manhattan for the estates OF d. Fred.
erick Ebbers, John G. Clegg and others
also the dwelling at the northeast cor
ner OF Seventy-sixth street and West
End avenue. the tenement o. 29t Cherry
street. the vacant plot at the south
west corner of Broadway and 253d
street. together with several other In
fustrial and apartment building sites
in The Bronx. The same sale includes
the offering OF three two family dwell
ngs at Elmhurst. Borough OF Queens
dwelling and six family house on
two and one-half acres at Hastings-on-
Hudson. and nine lots in the Gienwood
section OF Yonkers. New York.
The Jere johnson. Jr.. Company. auc.
tioneers. viii Sell at noon eleven lots
and plots located In the bay front sec.
lion OF Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. The sale
will be held in 1s9 MJntag street.
The properties are located at the COR
ner or. Narrows avenue and Eighty
eighth street, on Eighty-nnth street
west OF Third avenue. on Bay Ridge
avenue near Sixth avenue, and at the
corner of Fort Hamilton avenue and
Ninety-nlnth street.
On account of the bad weather last
Saturday the sale of home elites IN
Country Club district. subdivision No.
,. conducted on the Palm Beach plan
by the NJ. Morgenthau. Jr, COMPANY.
will be continued to-day and Friday
night and Saturday afternoon and even
ing. The sales are being held IN hle
tent on Farmers avenue just north Of
Central avenue. adjoining the st. Al
bans station, ard near the st. Albans
Golf aud Country Club.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
Army Orders
Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C.. June I (

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. June I. I
These army orders have been made public
ADJUTANT- -GENERAL'S OFFICE.
Saxton. Col. Albert Eugene. and Stefer.
Lieut.. .-Col. John o., to Washington.
Totten. Lieut.-Col. James. to Panama
AIR SERVICE.
Magee. First Lieut.. Richard H.. TO Little
Rock.
Hartman. Col John d. L.. to New York
Munro. Col James NJ, to Fort Crook.
Fellows. Capt. Harold g.. 10 Fort Riley
COAST ARTILLERY.
Maher. Cant. John j.. to Fort Rarrancas.
.Leavitt. FirTt Lieut.. John W.. to Fort
Monroe.
ENGINEERS
Crawford. Major Roscoe c., to Detroit.
Elman. Major Paul NJ. to Camp Hum
Fox. Major Milo r.. to Wheeling. w. Va.
Gee. Major Cleveland c., 10 Kansas City.
Williams, Major Charles F.. to 81. Paul.
,kuentz. Major Oscar O.. to Wilmington.
FIELD ARTILLERY
Kirby. First Lieut.. Alexander c.. 70 Camp
Brngg.
Sargent. First Lieut.. Chester f.. to Fort
Ethan Allen.
INFANTRY.
Rail. Lieut.-Col. Collin r.. to Camp Nc
.Easkridse. Lieut.-col Oliver s.. to Camp
Meade
Rodeker. Capt. Charles c.. to Fort Niagara.
Kirk, Capt. Allen F.. to Camp Meade.
Marshall. Capt. Lawrence W.. to Fort
Noultrie.
McAilister. Capt. Martin D.. to Fort Ben
ming.
Piatt. Jr.. Capt. John c.. 20 Fort wu-
iams.
Read Jr.. Capt. George. TO Fort Bennine.
Steward. Capt. Elwood NJ. s.. 20 Camp
Dix.
MEDICAL CORPS
Porter, Lieut-Col. Ralph s.. to Fort Nc
Pherson.
Farce, Major Alex D.. TO Washington
Gore, Major Thomas D.. 20 Milwaukee
Kreniers Major Edward D.. 10 his home.
Mckay. Major William O.. TO New York
city.
Watson. Major Charles NJ. TO washington
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Avery. Major Raw "a. to Dover. ". J.
QUARTERMASTER' CORPS.
Tloldridge. Capt. Herbert c., to Fort Crook.
Doran. First Lieut.. william T., 10 Fort
Sill.
Robinson. First Lieut.. Victor L.. to Tor,
Sheridan.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kerr. Drig. Gen. James T. to his home.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
Continued from Preceding Page,

via Norfolk and Panama Canal (generaD-
Vessel. Duval 4 Co.
Str Trontolite. Larsen. Talara (ballast)-
r l. Hague.
Str Esparta. oNein. Limon. CIR tballaso
Str Munorway (Nor). Backer. Cardenas
Str Munardan tBr). jacobson. Matanzas
(ballasD-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Lake Ikatan, Mainland, Nuevitas (bai-
lasu-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co.
Str El Mundo. Nelson. Galveston tgeneraD
Clyde SteamsfMp Co.
Str Muskogee, spinney. Port Arthur tbal-
iasc-R l. Hague.
Str El Lago. 1ange. New Orleans tgenera)
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Jefferson Horsley. Norfolk (generaD-
OLD Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Lake Stirling. Whitehurst, Richmond
(generaD-Richmond and New York Steam
ship Co.
Str City Of Columbus. Hubbard. Savannah
(generaD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Seneca (Br). Howard (from Chatham) /,
Philadelphia (sulphite pulp)-Atiantic Char
toring Co.
Str. John worthinston. Kingsley. Montreal
Coll In bulh)-R L Hague.
Schr Mary G Duff (Br). Lohnes, Halifax
(ballast)-J F whitney & Co.
Schr William Naugler (Br), Mosher,
Halifax (cement)-J r Whitney & Co.
Schr A Dawson (Br), Richard, Lunen-
burg, Ms (ballast)-J + whitney & Co.
Schr Quaco Queen (Br), Richard. st John,
NIB (ballasD-J F Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Pepe & Brother sold with Ogden &
Clarkson TO client Of Pepe & Brother
for Juliana r. Force her residence at
rs West Ninth street. A four story
English brick dwelling. 16.sx93.t1. The
purchaser will occupy.
Il. X. Van Wrinkle cold for Lille
Sussinan 13S East Nlnety-seventh
street, a three story dwelling. altered
into stores and apartments. 17.sx100.
The same broker recently sold No 1926.
Robert ". Kelly sold for Charles
Baumgarten to Eva Pepper SIS East
sixty-ninth street. a three story DWELL
16.3x77.4.
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
MADISON AVE. CORNER
RESOLD BY OPERATOR

Samuel Brener has resold TO a client
Of J.. 8 2ltmayer the property at the
southwest corner of Madison avenue
and Eighty-nfth street, containing an
area OF about 500 square feet The
immediate corner is vacant. three
story building occupying the ADJOINING
lot on the street. The combined site
has a frontage of 42.2 feet on the ave-
nue. and 95 feet on the street. with n
westerly line Of 1922 feet. Mr.. Brener
bought the property couple OF weeks
ago through L. ]. Phillips & Co. from
Mrs. Julia u. Cameron. who acquired
the corner In 1874 and the adjoining
piece In 1899.
The site Is opposite the old carharn
block, plans for the Improvement oil
which with n ffteen story apartment
hotel BY I. Fluegelfnan and associates
have Just been filed with the Buliol1z
Department.