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The New York herald., 1922-10-17
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MALL

ARECIBo. PR. Oct 1o--Sailed. schr Blake
ley Bonacco.
BANGOR. Me. Oct Is--Arrived. strs selwyn
Eddy, Norfolk; Eocene, New iorki schr -
In mort 18Th. schr Ernest Mills. for Nova
Scotia and New York. r,,,,o
BATH, Me, Oct 11-Sailed, scnr DranViiie
BuZzARDs BAY (Cape Cod CanaD, Mass.
Oct 14-Arrived. bark Chas w Morgan TOT
FETaNANDINA, Fla. Oct l4-sailed pre-
viousiy. echr Magmeric, Wilmington. NC to
finish loading for Hamburg burr and psnsis'' ,ue
Germantown, Philadelphia. towing barse5
Moselem, for Searsport, and Cleona. f9r
Bangor (and at Searsport at 8 AN
"G'r. "GWr.AYANfILA. PR. Oct e--Arrlved, str
Occidental. Tampico (and sailed Tor Port
GALVESTON, Tex. Oct 11--sailed. str
Rubens tBr). Bari Via Pensacola and Corr
Azores. - .,a
barge 74l. Perth Amboy for Manchester.
UoNoI,UIU. oct 9-Arrived. etrs Lurline.
seattle: ioth. Matsonia. San Francisco;
Sailed sth. str Col r l. Drake. san iran.
cisco: 9th. bark Chas + Crocker. Puget
ILoiLo. Oct 1o--Arr,ved. ctr Elkridse'
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct 1i@sailea.
schrs Herds. Boston: Horace M bicKiord'
KARI.UK, Oct s-sared. ship Star of Scot
KiTTERY, Me. Oct 14-In port. schr James
l. Maloy. for Boston, .,a ., No., =
McNaiiy. towing barge Agnes McNalIy'
Arr Arrived 18th. barge Hackensack. Edge
MOBILE. Ala. Oct 14-Arrived. str
Gefion (Nor). Havana land called on re-
Sailed sailed 14th. strs West Kedron. Savannah; :;
Eldorado. New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct 14-Arrived, str
Viborg (Nor), Belize. -
PORT SAN LUIS, Cal, Oct 9-Sailed, s'r
san joaquin (Nor). Antofagasta.
PORTLAND. Me, Oct i3-Arrived; tug
Lenspe. with barge Pocopeon. Bar Hareor
PROVIDENCE, RI. Oct i3-Arrived. .strs
Currier. Port Arthur: Tuscan, Norfolk.
Britannia (F'), New York for Marseiilea.
~S sailed Iiee's istR. str Frederic Ewing. Tampico
schr Jennie Flood kreger; Nor,olE, ,.,...a
SAN FRANCISCO, Gal Cal oct Oct lS-ArriVed'
Sailed 9th ctr Alvarado, Seattle;
Sailed 18th. str Robin Goodfellow, Port
SEATTLE, WASH. Oct i1-ssiled. str Santa
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Oct s-Arrved, stry
wost Feralon, San Francisco' w s Rheem'
90; SoTIgay HAS. Pr. Oct B-Arrived. schr Ca
niIla May Page, Apalachlcoln: 9th. str Lake
Toran sr PG5 ATsur Ts Il ThomaS s @o'qG ch hs%& ss
Maooris (Fr). Ba~deaux, &C tand sailed for
HaytD.
sailed 9TH bark Guadalhorce (Sp). New
YORK: TN motor Rhes lGerl, San Domingo
fith. schr Zebedee f Cliff. Port ST Joe.
ST THOMAS, VI, Sept 30-Arrived. strs
southgate CBr) Iquiaue, &c land sailed for
Madeira and Alicsntel Oct 3. River Tren,
CBr) do land sailed for Madeira, &c) ith,
Berengar (Br), San Francieco, &C land
sailed for Leith and Huln Pinar del Rio
(Br), New York (and sailed for Rio in
Metro &c): Marie Horn Ger, Haiti tano
sailed for HAMBURG 9Th, Bolivar. New
York (and sailed for 81 Croiy, &c).
SABINE, Tex, Oct 1i-Arrlyed, str sunoil,
Philadelphia.
Santa Barbara, Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The former New York Polytechnic Hos
pital and medical school buildings.
95x1O0. at 214 to 220 East Thirty-fourth
street have been leased through Henry
Hof for the school to Edward Smolka
and Alexander Greif, dealers in plumb
ing supplies. The lessees will occupy
a portion of the structure. The broker
has been appointed renting agent.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
top floor in 127 West Fifty-third street
to Harry A. Roberts and George A.
Mackey; the third floor rear in Is
East Sixty-fourth street to John w.
Lee from October l. The Motor Guar
anty Corporation of Newark, N. j.,
leased through Cross e. Brown Com
pany space In the Fisk Building. Broad
way and Fifty-seventh street. for q
branch.
Brady &c Bowman leased offices in
the Borden Building. Forty-fifth street
and Madison avenue. to George r.
Willis and Linton Rigg.
Tankoos, Smith e. Co. leased from
plans In the southwest corner of Broad
way and Third street, store No. on
the Third street frontage to the Udell
Stationery and Printing Company.
Douglas. Gilman & Co, Inc. leased
store in 1856 Lexington avenue to Philip
Sinlscalchi for barber shop.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
J. p. DAY SELLS ALL OF
SPENCER ESTATE LOTS
1900 Sites Bring Total of
S605, ,585.

Joseph p. Day, the auctioneer, re-
ported yesterday that after three day
sale ending late Saturday night he had
disposed of all of the 1900 city lots for
the Lorillard Spencer estate opposite
Pelham Bay Park In The Bronx for
$605,5S5. The strongest bidding CEN
tered or the waterfront lots, one OF
which sold for s2.225. The site. 25x100,
was without riparian rights or sand
beach. The auctioneer declared that this
price established new high record for
this type of property in the East Bronx.
There was also eager bidding among
opera tors and builders for the lots on
Middletown road and Eastern Boulevard
M. j. Kane's purchase of an Eastern
Boulevard lot for s3,500 was the top
price OF the sale, although several other
prices established new high values for
unimproved 25x100 lots in the Pelham
Bay Park district.
v. Mozian purchased $4,000 worth Of
lots on Stadium avenue and $4,000 worth
on Research avenue. Peter McI1lligate
bought $500 worth of lots on Spencer
Drive and Reed Place. The Widows ana
Orphans Club paid $4,000 for three lots
on Spencer Drive. Harold Mason paid
$1,650 for three lots on Outlook avenue.
r. McGurl purchased three lots on Am
pere avenue for $1,500. NJ Brooks
bought three lots on Research avenue for
$1.5O0 c. Fink bought three lots on
Griswold avenue for 5000.
William Crispens paid $4,000 for lots
on Radio Drive running through to Luz
cerne street. J. Axelrad bought eight
lots on Radio Drive extending through
to Lucerne street. Peter Santos paid
$4,000 for four lots on Spencer Drive.
Ella Connolly bought four lots on Luz
cerne street Cor $4,000 and II. Fisher
paid $1,000 for lots on Spencer Drive.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
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 CTR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. l. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. l. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
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.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

worthington Whitehouse, mo, rented
for the New York Trust Company dwell
ing 81 East Sixty-seventh street to Cor
nelius w. Provost.
Pease & Gilman leased for Charles
Wanniger to DIR. Henry Beller the three
story sixteen foot dwelling ia East
Ninety-fifth street. between Park and
Lexington avenues; also apartments In
1875 Park avenue to III. Frank: in 713
Lexington avenue to Killen Keough; In
1857 Lexington avenue to Mrs. A. +.
Mayer; in 105 East Fifteenth street to
Joseph Mumma in II West Twelfth
street to Robert Sherwood; in 146 East
Forty-ninth street TO Miss Beatrice Hey
wood in III West Fifty-seventh street
to Isaac Greenberg in 37s Central Park
West to w. L. Blecher and to Mrs. E.
A. Locke, and in $40 West Seventy ninth
street to Harold c. Mayer.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17

Trivia CBD. Port Arthur; wascana (Nor)
Wabana.
Arrived 18th. strs ssrcoxie. New Yorl'
18th. Melderskin (Nor), Montreal.
Sailed 18th, strs Eastern Dawn, New
York Maasburg Outch), New York
In port 18th, str Blydendyk Dutch, for
Boston (ready).
ROUEN, oct 11-Arrived. str Rudolf Al
brecht (Ger), Port Arthur.
Arrived 18th. str Bloomfield (Br), New
SAN PEDRO DE MACoRIs. Oct 15--Ar-
rived, AM, strs Luksfjell (Nor. New York
via Monte Christi. &c
SANTIAGO, Oct l3-Sailed, str Santa
Marta, New York.
SHIELDS, Oct i4-Saned str Telesfora de
Larrinaga (BD, Montreal
SUEZ, OCT 14--Arrved, str Steel Trader,
Calcutta for New Orleans.
Arrived 18th, str Malacca Maru Cap).
Calcutta for New York
SWANSEA, Oct 13-Sailed. str Parthenia
(Br). Baltimore.
SYDNEY. NsW. Oct 12-sailed. str Tahiti
(Br) San Francisco mot from Melbourne).
Arrived 10th. str Ventura, San Francisco,
TAIPEH. Oct 1e-Arrived. str Bellerophon
TURKS ISLAND. Oct 1s-sailed. str Aim
(Nor1 New York.
TUTICoRIN. Oct 14-Arrived, str City OF
cant9n 3D. New W, 9orE; g ,rr,,.s .,-.
Talthybius (Br1, Seattle Zenon (Fr), Ma
naimo Santa Maria, Tocopila.
SAILED x6qaom i6ts str' Canadian Winner
Nanaimo; schr Speedway, Suva.
VERA CRUZ. Oct l3-Arrived. str Mon
terey Tampico.
Sailed 18th. str MORO Castle, Tampico.
VICTORIA. BC, Oct 15-Arrived, str Ca
madam Highlander (Brl. Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA, Oct 12-Sailed. str Bondo-
woso Dutch, from Manila. for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed 18th, strs Royal Arrow. San Fran
cisco 18th. Alabama Maru (Jap), from
Arrived 12th. strs Montague. Portland.
Ore: West Chopaka, San Francisco for Sou
rabaya: 18th. Alaska Maru (Jap), San
Francisco for Shanghai; kendall Castle (Br) 4,
York
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
Continued from Page Fifteen.

Sir sinsinawa. small. Genoa. Marselles,
leghorn and Naples (generaD-C d Mallory
str Thomas II Wheeler, Purdy, Tampieo
(ballast)-R l. Hague.
Str Princess May (Br), Hlll, kingston ia
tballast)-Di Giorgio Fruit Corporation,
str John d Rockefeller. Stocker. Baton
Rouge (ballast)-R 1. Hague, =.
Str City OF Atlanta. Hiphard' ssNauhah
(generaD-Ocean Steamship Co
Str Kennecott. Johnson, Newport News
.fgeneraD- Williams steamship co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson, Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation GO. r,,-,.
Str Virginia Express, Johnson hlchmohu'
Va neraD-Richmond steamship 90. -
Str Full Alaru (Japl, Itani, Baltimore Cbal-
lasD-Harriss, Magill & Co. >s. .,.,,
Str African Prince (BD, Pond (trom Leltn,
&c), Philadelphia (residue)-Furness, Witty
SIR Maple. johnson, Philadelphia (generaD
Halschaw Steamship Co,
Str storm King, Cooke Grom Rottefdam) .
Philadelphia (residue) = BLACK DIAMOND
Str MONTGOMERY city. Redmond Newark
(ballast) Morton, Lilly Co
Str Stavangeren (Nor). Nedland. Char-
lottetown. PEI (ballasD-F Kraemer
Str Cold Harbor. Oliver. Portland Me Tin
transit) t)-Nawsco Lines. -
Str IL T. Dimock Holmes, Boston lgeh-
eraD-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Minnesotan, Howes, Boston (geheFal)-
United American Lines ..
SIR Ninian (BD, Trickey (from Antwerp
and London) Boston (residue)-Atlahuc
Transport Line.
SIR North Land. Foster. Boston (generai)
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr r X Bentley (Br), Berry, Perth Am
boy (generaD--J y Whitney Go.
Schr c Maud Gaskill (Br). Hamilton 81
Tug Otis wack CBD. \ Young Spen-
GERS island. Ms (ballast-J i Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Purchasers of properties sold re
Gently are: E. Bayrhoff OF 81 West
Ninety-fifth street and Philip Blass oi
55 West Fifty-third street.
The Harlem Property Owners Asso'
ciation will meet this evening in s.
West 125th street. There will be a dis
cussion on heating substitutes.
VIM. A. White & Sons were associate
brokers in the sale for Ringland f.
Fitzpatrick, of the northeast corner oi
Park avenue and Ninety-seventh street
new two-story garage. 32x25, witt
chauffeur's apartment.
Childs g. Humphries have placed q
first mortgage of sss.0oO at 5h per cent
on 81 and SO East 10th street. an eight
story loft building, A.5x949.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str swiftstar, before reported ashore or
the south side of Block Island was floate
Sunday by Merritts str Resolute; the swift
star has three tanks punctured.
BUENoS AIRES. Oct 16-The United States
Shipping Board VIII cede TO Argentina a
cargo boat and an ocean going, tug as com
pensation for the losses caused by the col
ision of str American Legion with num-
bcr of Argentine vessels in Buenos Aires
harbor Aug 81. The board also will pay
other damages due to the collisions, includ'
ing compensation for personal Injuries sus-
isined by Argentine sailors II is estimated
that these will not exceed $4,000.
BOSTON, Oct l6-Eagle boat No 81 is
ashore on Sow Pigs. entrance 70 vineyard
sound u tug Chewonk left New London
10 go to her assistance.
Str Lincoln Land tex Cartona) was sold
al public auction here last Saturday to
.Joeeph Fertitta OF New York for 80 000.
George l. Conman (aged 10, apprentice o.
str Cornish City CBr). on night OF sept -,
in heavv weather, was tossed from the pooS
20 deck below, receiving injuries which
eaused his death few hours later wss
buried at sea; belonged to Hull, Eng; the
steamer, after undergoing some repairs 10
damaged steering gear and fittings, WI
proceed TO Philadelphia and Baltimore 10
load for London.
LONDON, Oct 1d-str NIarore. from cRle
for New York. struck the canal bank near
Ganboa and is leaking slightly in forepeak:
continuing voyage.
MOBILE. Ala, Oct i2--Strs Hattie Lucllcn-
bach and Pleiades. both owned by the Lucl G.
been sold TO the Spanish American Steamship
ca of New York. Both vessels will De
turned over TO the purchaser in Mobile.
NORFOLK. Va. Oct 16-schr Friendship,
Philadelphia for Georgetown, sc, put into
Hampton Roads for harbor.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct 14-Str Airedale
tBr). from Fowey had a rough passa &c
with heavy seas. which washed away fore
and aft bridge and wooden deckhouse amid
ships, besides doing other minor damage
No hatch tarpadlins washed off and some
W water entered the hold.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct 16--Survey has
been made on str City of Honolulu and II is
recommended that vessel be destroyed, ac-
cording 20 n message from Capt Howell OF
l. Coast Guard str Shawnee.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
SERVICE fNAUGURATED
ON LIVONIA AVENUE IL

Service was begun yesterday upon the
last remaining portion Of the Livonia
avenue elevated extension OF the East
ern Parkway subway in Brooklyn when
the 1nterborough ran its first shuttle
train from the New Lots avenue station
to the Pennsylvania avenue station.
For more than a year the Transit
Commission has been fighting for an
appropriation from the Board of Esti-
mate sufficient TO build n signal tower.
which was essential TO the safe opera
tion OF this extension. The board finally
approved the contract last June
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
SAILED.

s,rs Jonancy, Newport News France CFD,
Havre: John y Rockefeller. Baton Rouge
VI Il Elliott. Copenhagen; Minnesotah, bcS
ton: Hamilton. Norfolk.
Str p de Satrustegui (Spl. Barcelona.
Sailed 18th. str Nirgllia ,Brl. London.
Sailed 18th, str Bedefell (Br), Montreal :
tug Henrico. towing 3 barges (and passed
out Sandy Hook at G:21 PM).
The corrected reading OF the barometer
treduced to sea leveD at New York on
ported by the United States Weather Bureau,
was Twenty nine and ninety eight hundredths
(29.9S) inches. This closely approXimates
t1615) millimeters Captains of all vessels
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 consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, 5, Is miles :
nvnrca Visibility. 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
APARTMENT HOUSE SALES.

Rutland e Benjamin. Inc, sold for the
157 East Eighty-first Street. Inc. rep
resented by Culver &c Co.. to an in
vestor 157 East Eighty-first street, a
nine-story apartment house, 56x10o,
known as the Carlton"
The II. & T.. Realty Company. Hei-
man Berson president and Samuel
Wacht, Jr.. secretary, sold to Henry
Ordel So Wadsworth avenue. a five
story new law apartment, 42x100. ar
ranged for thirty families, returning q
an annual rental of $4,000 and held at
$4,000.
Manning Bernhard Realty and Con-
struction Company sold the five story
apartment. 4Ox129.6 at ia and 1l6 Nagle
avenue. to Effie s. Peirce. The house
contains twenty-four suites and two
stores and rents for S1250o.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
2O6 FIFTH AVENUE
SOLD BY OPERATOR
Samuel Brener DispOses OF
Parcel to the Messrs. Mayer;
Other Trading.

Samuel Brener. who purchased the
five story store and office building at
206 Fifth avenue last week from the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, re-
sold the property yesterday to ]. c.
and NJ. G. Mayer through Byrne &
Bowr:ian. brokers'. In part payment
Mr.. Brener took the four four story
tenements, 10Ox10o, at 22s to 2S2 East
Seyentieth street on a plot 100x10o
The Fifth avenue building covers a
plot 2S.2x1l2.4x irregular. and extends
through to 1126 Broadway, between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets.
IT was for many years the home of
the Lincoln Trust Company and was
held at $4,000 The Emigrant Bank
took It over about six years ago and
modernized 1t at cost of 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
Winds Off the Atlantic Coast.

North of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook 70
Hatteras-Moderate TO fresh south ana
southwest winds, weather overcast anu
showery Tuesday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate to
fresh southeast winds; weather partly over
cast; probably local rains Tuesday.
East Gulf-F-resh winds, mostly east and
northeast probably becoming strong over
extreme south portion; weather partly over
cast; showers Tuesday
West Culf-Fresh northerly Winds weather
overcast and showery Tuesday.
Caribbean Sea and Wndward Passage
Strong shifting winds and gales over north
west portion and fresh winds, mostly south
east and south over east and south portions !;
thick showery weather Tuesday
Disturbance over northwestern Caribbean
Sea central northeast of Swan Island and
moving northwestward.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY SALES.

Spear & Co sold for Augustus II.
Tennis seven story loft at AZ East
Nineteenth street. 25x1o0
VIM. A. White & Sons sold for Man
delbaum & Levine. Inc. to an investing
client, the six story factory. 74x74x ir-
regular. at the northeast corner OF
Greenwich and West Twelfth streets.
George 8. Runk sold for Adam Happel
1WO First avenue. a five story, twenty
i've foot loft building. The buyer was
represented by Geza Eichhorn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
SELLS PORT CHESTER PLOTS.
II. J.. Kennedy Auctions Former
Goodwin Properties.

Fifty-two building plots in Port Ches-
ter sold at auction last Saturday by
Bryan l.. Kennedy, Inc. brought an
average price OF $3.50 each. The sale
was chiefly attended by residents OF
Westchester county and brokers and
dealers of that section.
The plots sold were on King street.
north of Regent street and were for
merly known as the Goodwin property.
Among the buyers were William Gil
bert. s. Levine, w. c, Young. r.
Trainer. Zopico Racerbo, C. e. Fred
ericks and Henry Schroeder
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Brown. Wheelock- Harris. Vought &
Co. sold for Mary M. Sugden and Jo-
sephine McCay Boles 81 East Fifty
fourth street. four story dwelling.
22x100, held at $4,000. The new owner
is Edward Oliver Balzer. who will re-
model 1t. The property had been in the
selling family since 1859.
Ennis & Sinnott purchased from Mau-
rice ]. Cross, represented by Otter
bourg. Steindler & Houston. four
story dwelling. 2ox1oo. at 2s West Seven
ty-sxth street. l.. j. Phillips e. Co.
were the brokers.
Jacob Goodman sold to Samuel d.
Wooding a three story dwelling. 16.Sx
99.11. at 14S West I29th street. Jacob
u. Moses was the broker.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
Dangers to Navigation.

IRcportcd 20 The Hydrographic Office.1
Oct i3. lat 20 -. Ion o. II. passed red
spherical buoy with large square black flag
OH pole topmark-Str Ausonia CB).
Oct II. lat 81 43. lon ~ OG. .passed buoy
eurmounted by a cage with staff and white
flag attached. floating low IN The water
SIR Michigan tBr).
Oct 6. lat 35 -. lon - IS. passed spar
projecting six feet out OF water. apparently
attached 10 submerged wreclS-str Edward
Luckenbach.
Oct I, lat - 80. lon So &C. passed two
pieces OF wreclSage covered with marin ,
growth. consisting OF planSs about thirv
feet long bolted togethcr-Str Nelson
Oct u, lat 10 81. lon ss IS. passed the
deck of n barge awash with number 20 II
white figures on each bow; also large boxt :
Str Columbia.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
% MASPETH LOTS SOLD.
Get Average of 1926
for Sites.

Twenty-Five lots Il, the Maspeth sec
tion of Queens were sold at public auc
ton last Saturday by the Jere Johnson
Jr, Co., auctioneers, for a total of $7.150
Lots on Juniper avenue, between Cald
we'll avenue and Dorothy Place aver
aged s490 each, and on Jansen ano
Harriet avenues, s160 to s24o: three
lots on Maiden Lane brought $3.50 each
Among the buyers were Thomas
Moore; Barbara Thomas; Margaret
Gormley; Joseph r. Thompson Emil j
Zoller: Samuel Sabowsky; william ID
Conquest Arthur E. Hilton John joke
anski; Gustave ]. Levison and zigmui
Kayalunas.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
oLUBHousE FOR X. OF G.

The New Amsterdam Council. Knights
or Columbus, will build clubhouse
costing $4,000 at 107 and 1o9 West
SEVENTEEN street from plans being COM
pleted by Victor G. Farras. architect.
II VIII be four story structure. 4ox1oo.
OF brick and limestone.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
RAILROAD MAN BUys FARM.

Il. c. Smithers. vice president of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. has
purchased from r. G. Dayton of Pough-
keepsie the Adrian -. Knapp farm AZ
100 acres near Stanfordvifle, Dutchess
county. The property is one OF the best
in the county. and the buyer will
operate 1t as a pedigreed< stock farm.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
BUY SITE FOR BIG FLAT.

Arnold Investing Company. Inc.
operators. M Rosenthal. president, sold
the plot on the west side of wadsworth
avenue, between 1s6th and 18TH streets.
1O0x150, to the Kloak Building Com
pany, which will erect five story
apartment house. NJ. Finkle was the
broker,
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
SALE AND LEASE ON DEY ST.

George r. Read G. Co. sold for M. K.
Bowman-E Edison Company 65 Dey street.
3s.4x50. a five story building. In con-
nection with the sale M. K. Bowman
Edison Company will take long term
lease of the parcel at a net annual
rental
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON, DC. oct i6. $3.50 PAI-Dis-
dufbanCc over northwestern Caribbean Sea
central northeast OF Swan Island and moy-
5ng northward strong shftins winds, PROB
ably Of gale force, over northwestern Carib-
bean Sea ana Yucatan Channel Tuesday
<'Buton advised Vessels bound for that
Asglon.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Oct 16-Barometer at
noon, .29.s0 inches; wind. light. variable
weather fogsy, raining; Temperature. "a deg
Fahr.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
LEASE IN BowERY BANK BLDG.

The United States Industrial Alcohol
Company and It's subsidiaries have
leased the fourteenth floor In the new
Bowery Savings Bank Building, ITO East
Forty-second street, through rutland &
Benjamin. Inc. The lessons were rep
resented by the Brown. Wheelock-
Harris Vought & Co., Inc, agents.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

BAYERN fGcrj. from Hamburg 18TH for
View York
KING ALEXANDER CBr) from Piraeus
A2th for NcW YORK
J,rAYETTE (FD. from Havre 18th for
New York
OSCAR u tDan). from Chrstania 18Th for
New York
IEGINA CBrJ from Liverpool 18th for
Montreal.
TAHITI (Br. from Sydney. Nsw, 18th for
san Francisco
TENYO MARU CJap). from Kobe 18Th for
san Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICA. az Plymouth 18TH
CAMERONIA (Br), at Glasgow 18th
CHICAGO CFrl. tt Havte 18th.
CIULIO CESARE CtaD, passed Gibraltar
18th for Naples, Sc.
NtEGANTIC (Br) at Liverpool ttth.
rITTSBURGH (Brl. at Liverpool 10TH
PRESIDENT VAN BUREN at Cherhourg
18th.
PROVIDENCE CTr). at Marseilles 18th.
RELIANCE, az Hamburg 18th.
SATURNtA (BrJ. at Glasgow 18th.
STAvANCERFJORD (Nor), at Christiania
nth.
TUNIsIAN fBr) st Glasgow 18th
UNITED STATES DAM, at Chrlstiansand
18TH.
VEsTR1s (Br). a., Bucnos Aires 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-10-17
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