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SAILED.

strs Samuel q Brown, Port Lobos; veedo.
Philadelphia; Fort Hamilton tBr). Bermuda
Fran (Nof) Trinidad via Norfolk; Paris
tEr), HavTe: SiNaola, Kingston. &c, Con-
s,so. Galveston Steel Age, Vancouver. Be-.
&C; Lake, Stirling, Richmond; Sunewco.
seessa, &C, Margaret. San Juan, sc; Henry
s Grove. Los Angeles. &C. via Savannah
Polonia (pan). Cuxhaven. &c: Gulfstar,
Pert Arthur; Hamilton. Norfolk: El Laso.
New Orleans; Colon. Port au Prince and
cristobal: sEl Vale. Galveston Vesta, with
] barge. Beaumont; vesuvio GtaD. Gibral-
tar via Norfolk; lnkun tBr). London; Paw
nee. Baltimore; Guernsey CNor,. Norfolk.
Strs Catherine. Turks Island Parma
(Br). Demerara.
Sailed An. str sag Hsrbor. Pascagoula
via Norfolk.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
treduced to sea levei) at New York on
"Wednesday. April ., 1922 at AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau,
vas thirty and fhirty-two hundredths t30.3
lrches. This closely approximates seven
tursdred and seventy and one-tenth iII0.l
7nllimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
living 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 adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM. calm; clear,
light sea; visibility, about 10 miles
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CHATEAU -THIERRYl
A MUCH SOLD FLAT
Operator Resells Drive Parcel:
Traded 5 Times in Last
Few Weeks.

Daniel Fl, Jackson has resold to an
investing client of jerks & Rogers l27
Riverside Drive. southeast corner OF
Eighty-fifth street. the Chateau-Thierry,
an eight story apartment hotel ar
ranged IN two and three rooms and bath,
with restaurant In the basement and
sun parlors and gardens on the roof
The property Is rented at s45.00s per
annum and held at $325.000. This Is the
fifth sale OF the house in the last few
weeks. J. S. Ward traded It for two
story taxpayer on 125th street and La
Sale place with Harry Goodstein, who
Immediately resold 1t to Stewart For
shay. He sold it to Mr. Jackson. Fred
ericlx Zittel & Co. were the brokers' In
the last transaction.
other Apartment House Deals.
J. X. Moore sold for the wendc.
Bieser Sons Realty Company 1905 ana
zoos Amsterdam avenue. six story
apartment house. 56xS0, to the Shutters
Realty Company.
George Steinman. Inc, has sold to
an investor for William Meyn 704 and
70S West 1S0th street. adjoining Bro,d-
houses, 105x100. The property rcntsfor
$4,000 and was held at $1S0.000.
Frank and Dora Marder sold to
David Ohrbach the Sterling. five story
apartment house. atA215 and 217 West
10Sth street. 50x100.11, between Boad-
way and Amsterdam avenue.
John b. Gettinger sold to Rebecca
c. Rosenberg 72t and T:s Ninth avenue,
northwest corner of Forty-ninth street.
two four story tenements with stores
i9xS0.6.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr Lizzie v Hall sprung a leak April 9
~, Port Reading and was beached fun OF
Naier.
GALVESTON. Tex. April 3--str kremlin
(Belg) was towed here to-day from Port
Arthur for repairs; vessel was very badly
damaged. due TO her recent grounding.
LONDON. April 5--Str San Francisco Maru
<Jap). from Grays Harbor for Kobe, before
reported ashore near the latter port, has
been floated.
PEEKSK1LL, NY. April ;t-The first OF
khe fleet of United States Shipping Board
vessels which were anchored here for the
winter left their moorings to-day and were
tcwed down the Hudson to New York.
Twelve OF the boats went down in groups Of
three. The others will be sent down the
river daily.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 1-capt
Thomas, in command OF str Wenatchee.
died at Manila March 81.
! ST JOHNS, Nj. April 1.-The bow OF seal
ing str Thcts badly battered by contact
with ice ffoes when she put into port to-day
with 10000 pelts. The sealer Ranger plans
10 resume the hunt tomorrow. The other
ships of the fleet are reported as having
been moderately successful.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
| - relegrapli.1

BELLiNGHAM. Wash. April 5--saiIed.
ship James Dollar (Br. Shanghai.
BOSTON. Mass. April ARRIVED. strs
Calvin Austin. New York deaves pm or
return): Delaware, New York; Crofton Hail
tBr,, Buenos. Aires. &C; Clan Buchanan
Seattle. &c, via New York; Prince George
(Br,. Yarmouth. Laie Esmere. Charleston,
SC; tugs Bathgste. Norfolk. towing bargns
Bango tor portiandj and Daytona ueft
barge Portland At Provldence) Confidence,
Sandwich, towing barsas Irene NJ Dawson
and Catherine Hughes. New York. Savage.
-; Wyoming. Perth Amboy. towing barees
40. 1oi and al. latter FOR Manchester deft
IDo and 1nl at Provi0ence).
sailed 9TH. strs Melrose. New York; Port
Chalmers CBrl. London.
sailed 9Th. str sitocbondo Dutch New
York PASSED Graves $50 AM: tugs Boxer,
towing barge Larimei, Norfolk for New
buryport Bathgate. towing barge Bango.
Norfolk for Portland.
Sailed 9Th. strs Governor John Lind. Bal
timore; Montoso, Norfolk. Merrimsck, Phil
adelphia. schrs Elizabeth Freeman. jack
sonville Mary l. Baxter Charleston; VIM
Ing. towing barge III. Perth Amboy for
Manchester. 10 be left at Gloucester (then
70 New Bedford for orders with barge 200.
for New YoriD Wind at Highland Light.
Nc. ) miles; thick fog smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 5--Arrlved. sirs
solveig skoElsnd tNorl, Venice via Nor
folks Freeport sulphur No ,. Freeport
Reaper, Port Arthur.
Cleared 9th. strs santa Malta. Falmouth
for orders) Philadelphia New York; Ju-
niata, Jacksonville
Sailed stu. strs New Jersey. Port Arthur
via Norfolk; Samuel T. Fuller, Tampco
Limon. Kingston; Ausabe. Falmouth (for
ordersj zoppot 1Danzl. Port Lobos Fort
Morgan tNor). sama. Erode (Nor). New
York
BRUNSWICK. Ga. April 5-Arrlved. str
Lake Gnbos New York
CHARLESTON. SC, April 5--Arrfved. strs
West Kasson. New Orleans. (and proceeded d
for Havre) Corcoran. Miami.
sailed 9Th. str Saxon. Havana.
CAPE HENRY. Va. April 5. AM--Passed
In. strs Seatonia CBrl. Bordeaux and Lisbon
for Baltimore: . AN. Manchester Shipper
(Br,, Philadelphia for do: phaliron fGrceis),
Fort Maria for do. kannecott tmotor). Nor.
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Continued from Preceding Page.

Str Ario: westeren, Tampicc (bailasp-
standard Oil Co OF New York.
Str Colon. Haynes. Port au Prince and
xristobal tgeneraD-Panama Railroad
SteamShip Line.
str Princess May (Br). Hill. Port Antonio
tSeneraD-Di Giorgio & Co.
Str BelitA lNor) Thorvaldsen. Santiago,
Guantananlo and Baracoa tgeneraD-Atlan-
TIC Fruit Co.
str Esperanzs, Avery. Havana. Prosreso,
80 (generaD-New York and Cuba Mail
- amship 60.
str slIvefsand CBD. George. Havana (bai-
j. 81 l,@Niunson Steamship Line.
~Nr Concho. Mcintosh. Galveston via Key
West tgeneraD-Mallory Steamship Co.
Str El Vale Mattson, Galveston lgeneraD
Southern Pacific co.
sur Glenpool Hewitt. Galveston tballasp-
r. J. Hague.
str Ei Lago. Lanse. New Orleans (sen-
eral) Southern Pacific Co.
Str Conianche. Staples, Charleston and
J Jacksonville tgeneraD--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk (generaD -
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Lake Stirling, Whtehurst, Richmond.
Va (eeneraD Richmond and New York
Steamship Co.
Str Pawnee. tombstone. Baltimore (sen-
erai)--Clyde Steamship Co.
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Army Orders
Special Dispatch to TIM NEW ,sork uu,.,n
New York Herald Burcau.
Washington. ID. c. Anr;I


New York Herald Bureau.
washington. ID. c., April 8.
These army orders were made pubIic today.
An army board consisting OF C.oLs Dishiell
william R.; Fauntleroy. Powet c.: Frier.
ia Frnnl T. snaensse; ana cse Moses G Major Cole.
pointed to meet at Fort McPhersoh
AIR SERVICE.
Honsinger. First Lieut.. Frank r., TO Fort
Strickland. First Lieut.. Auby c.. TO Ar
Williamson. First Lieut. Russell L.. TO Fort
Sill.
CAVALRY.
Adams, COLI Sterling r.. to Fort Sam
Snyder. Major Frederick s.. TO Fort Ethan
Allen.
Morledgc. Capt. Roy ". 20 washington.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Dunsworthy. Major James H.. TO WASH
ington.
DENTAL CORPS.
Tarpley, Major Hugh M. TO New York city.
Jones. Capt. Joseph H., 10 El Pasp, Tex.
ENGINEERS.
Hough. First Lieut.. Chester c., to Camp
Meade.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT..
Graiund. Major Otto W, 70 Fort Bennins.
Denning. Capt. Henry NJ. to Fort Sam
Houston.
routs. Capt Chester H.. to Plattsburg.
GENERAL STAFF.
Reynolds. Major Stephen c.. TO Campo Lewis
INFANTRY.
Faison. Col. Samuel L.. to Washington.
Ashbrook. Major Roy W., TO Fort Crook.
Osterman. Major Frederick j., TO Psiiladel-
phia.
wettengol. Capt. Earl. TO Columbus. N. NJ.
Payne. First Lieut. Philip A.. to- Camp
Meade.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Garrison, Lieut.-col. Fielding H.. to San
Gregory. Lieut.-col. Junius &C.. to wash
iDgton.
Lehman. Major Asa NJ. 10 San Francisco
Mcclellan. Major George H., to Presidio or
San Francisco.
oliver Major Harry r.. 70 sem Francisco
Shelton, Major Robert 10 Fort Mcpherson
Meddia. Capt. Victor ~, to Fort Nc
pherson.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Casey. Lieut.. Col. Henry ". 10 Washington
winn. Lieut. Col Charles d.. b San Fran
cisco.
True. Major John NJ. TO Camp Lewis.
Coiner. Capt Beverly H., 10 Washingtcn.
Edward, Capt. Harvey. TO San Francisco.
Dc Jussewicz. Capt. Louis. TO San Fran
cisco.
smith. Capt Richard K.. to Nvrerng1on.
Massie, Capt. Lewis b.. 10 Gimp Nc
CieiIan.
zelier. First Lieut.. Harry L.. TO Tort sam
VETERINARY coRPs
McMurdo, Col Charles D., 10 Atlanta.
= Neate. First Lieut. Nathan M, TO Fort
Riiss
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

sAARHUUs. March 3i--Arrivcd. ctr Carts.
knlm fswl, New York.
T. ALENANDRIAN, April 3--Saiicd. str Paii-
nnnA tBr). New York.
4 ALGERS. April s-sailed, str Haleric
'Tr). from, Bombay for New York.
ALGOA BAY, April 2-Arrived, str Baron
| Mimic fBrJ.l Port Arthur.
f<rTLLA. April G--sailed. ctr Carib. New
lrcrk and philadelphia.
| ANTWERP. April ARRIVED. s,rs Michi-
1 l0an tBr). New York ID, Burgondier tBrj,
Ncw Orleans.
/ l7 AUCKLAND. April 3--Arrived, str City OF
IrNfuchester (Br) New York.
AvONMOUTH. April f--Arrived. str Ca
nadian Explorer fBrp. 81 John NIB.
BALBOA, April i-sailed str Huntington
ffl,. from London for Wellington.
| BARBADOS. Aprt 2-Ssiled. str Elrwic;.
Park tBr. from Newport News for Santa
\ BAnny APRIL Arrived. Str silvio Pel.
Nice. itaD Pbiadelphis
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LESSOR WILL ALTER
LEXINGTON AVE. HOUSE

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
A. Wintjen for twenty-one years at an
aggregate rental OF about 100000 the
five story twenty foot building at 562
Lexington avenue, between Fifieth and
Fifty-first streets. The lessor will alter
the building for business purposes. The
same brokers leased apartments as fol-
lows: In 81 Park avenue, which
Schroeder & Koppen are building at the
northeast corner OF Thirty eighth street,
to Mrs. Barlow S. Weeks, wife of the
late Justice of the Supreme Court in
$50 Park avenue an apartment OF ten
rooms and three baths to Mrs. II. T..
Frclinghuysen in 1876 West Seventy
fifth street to Eric G.. Landgren. and in
ais West Seventy ninth street to Mrs.
l.. Tierney.
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SPECULATOR RESELLS
u. S. ARCADE BUILDING

The three story United States Arcade
Building, occupying the block front on
the south side OF Fulton street. between
Pearl and Water streets, and valued at
about $3.50, 900, has been sold by Ben
jamin Benenson. The structure. known
as 32 to 3S Fulton street, 25S to 262
Pearl street and 1876 to 202 Water
street. has frontages of 100. 96.6 and
S5.S feet. respectively. and was bought
by Mr.. Benenson last November from
Charles Laue, who erected it twenty
years ago.
Sale I'm Com m issiOn Zone.
Daniel Birdsall & Co.. Inc, have sold
for the Central Union Trust Company,
as trustee, n Leonard street, a five
story building, to the Hardwick Realty
Company, represented by Sheldon A.
Du Cret.
Garage Co. Buys Plot ON Heights.
Amelia Schimmel sold to the Fort
George Garage the plot, 50x100. at the
southeast corner of Amsterdam avenue
and 1s4th street.
Buys Brooklyn Home at Auction.
The four story dwelling at s2s Clinton
avenue, near Lafayette avenue. in one
of Brooklyns most attractive and ex-
elusive residential blocks. was sold
Tuesday. April A. at public auction In
the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 1S9
Montague street. by the Jere Johnson
Jr. Company. auctioneers, to Frederick
III. Stoll forss19.100.
Award Schoolhouse Contrnct.
The city has awarded the contract for
Public School 102 at Elm
hurst. according to Browns Letters. Inc.
Construction Reports. The building will
be on Van Horn street. between Lewis
avenue and Laconia street. and will be
erected by the Blenton Building Cor
poration. The cost of the general con-
struction will be about $254,176.
VIII Build Morristown House.
The Matthews Construction Company
has been awerded the general contract
for constructing a residence for A. A..
Marsters at Morristown. y. j.. according
to Browns Letters. Inc. Construction
Reports. The building will be Of stone
and brick construction. two and one-half
stories high. on plot 175x155. Plans and
specifications were prepared by Walter
p. Henderson, architect.
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CARTOONIST BUYS
WEST SIDE HOUSE
'Rube' Goldberg Acquires
Home on 18th Street; Other
Dwelling Deals.

l.. ]. Phillips & Co. have sold for
Mrs. Pauline Strauss 317 West Seventy
fifth street, 22x1022 q four story dwell
ing. between West End avenue and
Riverside Drive. The purchaser is
Rueben l.. Goldberg. the cartoonist,
who. after alterations. will occupy.
The property was held at $4,000. and
adjoins the home of the late Justice
Hotchkiss, and is opposite the home of
Adolph S. Ochs and E. f. Smathes.
and is considered one of the best resi-
dental blocks on the West Side.
Buyer for Seller Residence.
Mrs. Norrie Seller, through William
b. May & Co., has sold her four story
twenty foot dwelling at 159 East Sixty
third street to a buyer who will oc-
cupy. The property was held at $4,000.
Harlem Corner Resold.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. sold for the
Benenson Brothers. Denwood Realty
Company, to the Waverly Building
Company. Louis Gold & Co, the two
three story dwellings at the northeast
corner of Seventh avenue and 126th
street 100x33.6. diagonally opposite
Keiths Alhambra Theater The prop
erty was sold to the sellers in this
transaction last spring by the estate
of Charles Weisbecker through T. J..
Phillips & Co.
other Residential Deals.
Julia Beverley IIiggens has sold for
Mrs. Schoenberger her house at IS East
Sixty-second street. 22xl0o, to Edward
Blanc for occupancy.
Charles X. Clisby & Co. sold the four
story dwelling at AZ West Eighty-ninth
street for the Adolph Bendheim estate.
This is the first time the property has
changed hands in twenty years. 1t
was held at $4,000.
Cusack Company sold 100 West
Seventieth street. four story dwelling.
20x100, held at $35.000. This is the fifth
house sold by the same brokers in this
block in the last six months.
Coughlan & Co., Inc, sold for Daniel
Freedman the four story dwelling. 19x
1922, at 1856 West Eighty-second street.
The purchaser will occupy. 1t was held
at $3.50
Porter & Co. sold for Clara Patterson
to Helen Mahon the three story dwell
ing at 200l Madison avenue.
James Fl. Cruikshank has resold to
Mack Twitty lat West 10th street, a
three story dwelling, 16Sx100. held at
$4,000 T. H. Outlear was the broker
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Navy Orders

Spcciot Dispatch 90 THE Nrw YosK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. G., April 8.
These naty orders were made public to-
day:
LIEUTENANT -CoMMAN DER.
MacLeary. Howard r.. to Sixteenth Naval
District.
BTEUTENANTs
These to Naval Academy.
Cotton, Ernest h Chapine George H.
Compton. James P; Custer. Garry D. !:
Dague. Byron s.. Deane Frank H.. Dood
Harold: Dodge Frank r.. Durein. Calvin
T.. Evans. Donald Is: Tarnsworth. John 8. !;
GLIB, Edwin u Gibeon, Francis S.: Gieset-
mann. Adolph o.; Goen, Paul s. Gregory
Joseph w; Hoeffel Kenneth ~; Hudson.
Lester "; Huschks. Paul w. r.; Jones,
Edward ".
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AMERICAN PORTS.
rBy NALL

HONOLULU. March 3i--Arrived. str Reg
uus (Norl. Cardiff.
Sailed 31st. strs Golden State. Yokohama
&c. April |, Empire State. San francisco.
MOBILE. Ala. April f--Arrived. schr Net
tie (Br). New Orleans.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, April i---Arrived,
strs Lake F'luornoy, Galveston: brilliant.
TampioD, towing barge 80 Cathwopd, Tam.
idcnce.
sailed LIST. strs Lake slavl, West Indies:
scalaria CBr). Sabine; Gulfaueen. north OF
Hatterns: Lacuna (Br). Tamplco.
SABINE. Tex. March 3f--sailed. atr sun.
Chester: April /. barge Chagres. Tampico
Gin tow OF tug Robert Greer).
SEA1tSPoRT. Me. April 3--saiied. schr
Ruth r Merrill. Norfolk.
TACOMA. Wash. March 30-Sailed. str
Africa Maru Jap). Yokohama. Kobe and
Hong Kong.
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MAURITANIA STARTS
AT CLIP OF n KNOTS
kl4uitdnia Trying to Couer
,O33 Miles in TtUo Days.

tsapt .;ostron, skipper OF the Cun-
arder Mauretania on her Eirst eastward
trip as an old oil burner, reported by
wire less to the local office of the line
yesteusday that she had averaged at
neon an hourly speed OF 24.37 knots
She evidently will have no trouble keep
ing til b express train schedule that has
been Iuarked out for her.
The pAquitania. bound for New York,
radioed yesterday when 1,033 miles from
Sandy Hook that she expected to ar
rive at Ambrose Channel llghtship at
A. NJ Tomorrow. and plans to dock
Friday morning.
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EAEMANfA .Bro. from Monaco I'd for New
J-lPREsS or ASIA (Br) from Yokohama
lat for Vancouver.
J,oMERfc tBr), from Southampton 5th for
New York.
njNE TREE STATE. from Yokohama ist for
seattie.
PROVIDENCE ar, from Marseillcs 2Tth
FOR New York.
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Winds OF Atlantic Coast.

North of Sandy Hook-Moderate variable
" w'nds. becoming easterly: fair weather
Thursday.
sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh southeast
v inds: cloudy weather followed by showers
Thursday.
iiatteras to Florida Straits-Fresh south
east and cast winds: cloudy weather. proc
ably showers Thursday.
East Gulf-Fresh southeast and east
winds: cloudy weather, probably showers
Thursday.
West Gulf-Mcderate TO fresh souther,y
winds: generally cloudy weather Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast and east winds; gener-
ally fair Weathel Thurs day
The New York herald., 1922-04-06
FLEET DESCENDING HUDSON.
Twelve Shipping Board Vessels
Already Quit Anchorage.

Police OF Peelcskill were notified yes
terday that SOME OF the 164 Shipping
Board vessels noored up the Hudson
had left their anchorage and were
bound for New York city. Twelve
we're said to have gone. and all the
others are soon to follow, according TO
unofficial advices reaching the police.
When the sfdps were moved to Peeks-
kill few months ago from the Jamaica
Bay anchorage, 1t was explained that
they were to be returned to New York
as soon as the weather was favorable.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
[ BY Mall.

BARBADOS. March 23-sailed. schr Over
the-rop tBrD. ~ Johns. MI.
GRAND BANK. Nj. prior to March 23-
Arrived, schr Laverns (Br). Boston.
HAVANA. March 30Arrived strs Hy
anthes (Bri. Buenos Aires, &c: 3ist, Pinsl
del Rio eBf). New York. Storaker (Nor)
Cardenas for New York; Warwick, Sagua
for Philadelphia
sailed 3o;h. str Lake Gadsden. Vera Cruz
ST JOHN. Nh April 3-Saied schr Mar
iery Austin lBrl. Shulee.
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GRANITE STATE BIDS OPENED.
Bethlehem Corporation Makes
Lowest Ofer, $157,8SO.

The Bethlehem Shipbuflding CORPORA
ton was found to be low bidder at $751;
$50 for the reconditioning of the Ship
ping Board liner Granite State when
tenders We're opened yesterday at as
broadway. Seven other yards SUBJ
mitted bids. all being over. 100000 The
work to be done is the installation OF
third class passenger accommodations
for 400 travellers. and other lesser
changes and repairs
Some surprise was caused when the
New York Shipbuilding Corporation en-
tered the competition for the work.
This big plant has formerly confined
itself exclusively to building operations.
The New York herald., 1922-04-06
DUTCH CHURCH SELLS PARCEL

George II. Brettell sold for the Re-
formed Low Dutch Church of Harlem,
Rev. Edgar Tiltor, pastor. to Julius
Reich, three story business building,
25x1O0, at 2239 Third avenue. This is
the firss sale of the property. also the
first sale OF any Of the church holdings.
in forty years. yrhe property was
granted to the sellers by the Dutch.
The New York herald., 1922-04-06
ADMIRAL LINE BUYS 4 SHIPS.
Auxiliary Schooncrs to BE Used On
Pacific Routes.

Pacific Routes.
The Admiral Line has purchased four
steel Diesel engine auxiliary schooners.
the Dawnlite. Daylite, Moonlite and
sunlte, it was announced yesterday by,
T. ]. Kehoe. local agent. The ships
were built in 1916 by the Toledo Ship
building Company for the Standard Off
Company of New Jersey They were
used for a time in the transportation
of case oil and then sold to j. M. Bolts
of IL Moore street, this city, who has
been in San Francisco negotiating the
sale to the Admiral Line.
The vessels are now at Baltimore,
where they will take on cargo for a trip
to the Pacific coast There they are to-
go into the coastwise and South Ameri-
can service of the Admiral Line.
The New York herald., 1922-04-06
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS,

CAPE RACE, NF, April barometer at
noon. 2S.sO inches; wind. NE. strong breeze
weather. fine; temperature, 40 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-04-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York Harbor, Main channel-Coal
barge wreck buoy. HIS. established April T.
1927. first class spar, In fathoms OF
water. on sesst side OF wreck and close to
same: fathoms. OF water over wreck at
1ow water. Governors Island light station,
6ts deg true (ENEssE mag; Governors
1aand extension light. 30 deg true &c by S
nag): Statue OF Liberty, 310 deg true
NW5kN mag.
The Supervisor OF Maritime Affairs. Re
public of Haiti. reports under date OF March
~. 1922. that Vache Island light, In ap-
pioximately lat IS 0S 80 n. lon 70 "a W. Is
exhibited 80 feet above high water from q
concrete house painted white. with red
band feet WIDE
The second officer OF s.r J Donnei re-
ports that on March -, 1872. at about /
AM. Alacran Reef light. In approximately
Tat ~ 20 80 n, on 80 Al 45 W. was picked
mp showing flashes at regular intervals, but
rhat at about 3;4s AN, bearing $50 deg. the
,3ight changed 10 fixca and remained so until
'at disa ppcared.
The New York herald., 1922-04-06
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ITALIA ef3r). at ST Michaela I'd.
VENTURA. at sydney. NSw. ith.
The New York herald., 1922-04-06
THEATER AND STUDIOS
FOR WEST 57TH STREET
Robert E. Snnoa to Put Up II
Story Structure.

\ Plans were filed yesterday for a twelve
story theater and studio building at 144-
Il4s West Fifty-seventh street. extending
through to 1ss to las West Flfty-sixth
street, for the Siden Building Company
Inc. OF which Robett L. Simon is the
head. Mckenzie, Voorhees, & G,nelin and
IL F.. Brewster. architects. estimate the
cost at $1,2o0,0O0. Tho site measures
40x92 feet.
The property war purchased by Mr.
Simon in February 1920. from r. H.
Hutton and is Improved with two five
story buildings. 1T is few doors away
from Carnegie Hall and is between Sixth
and Seventh avenues. 1t is in the same
block with the ste purchased by Stein
way & Sons. piano manufacturers. for
their new salesrooms.
The New York herald., 1922-04-06
PMn $21NOOO Heights Flat.

Plans were nled yesterday for a flve
story apartment house, 140xS4, at S0-Ss
Wadswprth Terrace for the Loring Con-
structlop Company. T.. Roth. the archi-
tect. estimates the cost at $21O.O0O.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-08

The small wartime Treasury secur-
tiles, comprising the 25-cent Thrift
Stamp and the s. War Savings Stamp,
lave been discontinued, but the Thrift
Stamps outstanding will be accepted
at face value for the new Treasury
Savings Certificates, or will be re-
,ecmed at face value in cash at the
postoffices Postal Savings Stamps
will continue to be offered in 1O-cent
denominations. Ten of these stamps
attached to a Postal Savings card may
be converted into an Understanding
Postal Savings account