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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-20

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-20

PRIJME. Sc starSi zena k O.
patrovani ditek a yedeni do
macnosti. Haste Sc v elsie
12406 harrington Ave. 6-21
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Arrivals at and Departures from
EoreiRn Ports.

ANTWERP, Dec 2s--sailed, strs BOILING
broke CBrj, 81 John, NIB: 2oth. Lapiand
lnr), New York via Southampton and
xvoNMouTIi. Dec 2e-Arrived. str Brit
lsh Lord (Brl. Port Arthur.
RORpEAJIx Dec 22--Arrived, airs Aisle
CrTr). Matadi; 18th, Kronstad tNor). Baiti-
BREMEN Dec 24-Arrived.. str, Msindy
YorE % via plymouth and cherbours; West
PtrESos AIRES, Dec 2e-sailed, strs Mo
nAdnock (Br). New York; West Neris, New
cAfBARrEH. Dec 2s--saiied. str Barfond
Nchf,cUTTA. Dec 2e--Arrived. str steel
: ~cARrAGENA. Dec 2o--ssIicd, str csrrilo.
cItAMPERico. pee es-Arrived. str Co.
r'es9i 'Te,s99isEsSSpnArES' sSp s Dec 2e-ssned. str Lat.
via DAM from Lioau. &C. for New York.
C'RIsTOfsA1,, I,ec .g-Arrived. strs Crous,
New York for Salsverry; Bolton Castle
tBr). New York for Hong Kong; Scottsburg'
sailed 99th. s,rs santa Barbara. New
York: Julia Luckenbaoh (trom Tacoma). DO (;
Bethore. do Diwyn tfrom New Orieansl =
Los Angeles: Nebraskan from Philadel-
phial, Portland Ore.
FkYAI,. Dec 2D-sailed. str wieldrecht
putch, from Rotjsrdsm ior ~ rriseepnla. Ne 5.r.
81 'TowIErSY. Dec Dec as-saiied, str River Trent
CTlr). Portland, Mo.
GrNoA, Dec 24-Arrived, strs Joee. Cal
weston: 25th. LON tNor). 81 Johns. nj
Arrived goth. strs Carlton. New Orleans |;
GriENT, Dec 25--Arri,cd. str West Ira.
Galveston.
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Continued on Following Page.

Gulnight 2li sw Brenton Reef 3oth.
Gulfprince IlO WNW Tortugas 2sth.
Giulfstream 10 Block Island 3Oth.
IIaleakala 1850 S Nantucket l. 30th;
Harvester towing barge Dallas) ~ y hal-
teras 30th.
Hatteras lat ~ -. Ion 30 20. Goth.
iieIienes abeam Pollock Rip Slue soth.
lIow,icl1 Hall $50 Balboa 2sth;
lnEinclble lat ~ rs. lon 40 %, 18th.
irene 126 Jupiter 10Th.
Jacona Gi5 Sc Galveston Goth. 49,, .o.,,
Julia Luckenbach left Cristobal s PM 2sth
Jean l3 NE D. Il Cape Henry 3Oth.
Kershaw 20 Sc Fire Island 3Oth-
EroonIand 2.0i7 y Ambrose l. V 2eth.
Lepanto go sw Nantucket l. 3oth.
Liberty 3s3 w Lizards 18th.
Lillian abeam Gay Head 3Oth. 49,,
Nanitowoc l. l64 L Ambrose -stn'
Mlnnequa 1900 Il Ambrose l. 2sm;
Atnnesotan ,493 Ambrose -s'i'
Momus 165 NV Tortugas 18th
Nunargo 2S3 5 Ambrose l. SWh'
New Britain 1907 Il Boston 2s,h, "a
New York uowing barge Aaoa"'s'
WNW Tortugas 2sth.
Olen 657 y Ambrose l. 2Hth;
ossa 1910 Ambrose L sg,. sgtn', soth
Penobscot T. Great Round Shoals oV'4i'
PRESIDENT Adams i,4ia ? ambrose / Ss,S 2eth'
Puget sound .a63 L Cape May eeth.
Radnor 95i SE Sabine 2sth
Rlol so L: Ambrose l. Y 3Otn:
Roanoke e5a SW Hatteras 2Hth- 40,
Robert y Hopkins 297 Colon 2sth'
Ruth off Race Point Soih ~. ~o.b
s NJ Spaulding passed Brenton heeA oV''i'
Saeua 500 s Scotland /. 30th. 49,,
sacarappa a.iT5 L Ambrose ' .oesn;,
Steel Worker ei7 Z ambrose ss -sth'
Susnuehanna 1872 NV Tortugas ssth.
S,viftarrow - Brenton Reef $gth. @
sranamo anchored Ponce PM s9th
,I,,'n.,as = Esai 6o5 NV Balboa 2sth.
Tuscan 3 Sc Rive Fathop Bank JUN.
Vincent 20a by : Ambrose !. Sotn'
Nvest Corum ld Il sand Key 2sth; oo.,,
Ivest InskIn . lO3 h Ambrose l. -stn,
West Lashaway ia Il Ambrose l. SUN
West Mahomet lat 80 36. Ion - ~; ,e'ns ns.n
Western Plains l $50 Z Nantucke, l. -e''i
vvila,vood lat &c. lon Gs 0s. SOth. ,,,.,.
william A Mckenzie 10 E by shinnecocA
0lth
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
IRELAND RETURNS
TOOLD CULTURE
Continued from Page Five.

night in the telling. l got one ancient
story from a mountain Schanachie
which took three nights to tell.
The ancient Irish dances are again
being danced These dances were
few years a-o being relegated to OBJ
scurfty-crowd ded off the floor, by the
new tangled foreign dances which had
crept in. Now the foreign dances are
everywhere debarred. The dances are
not only held in the cottage Kitchens
but also on sunny Sundays and holi-'
days on the hilltops, on the soft slopes
of the green hillsides and at the cross
roads. The piper and the fiddler oDm-
bine to supply the merry music that
makes light both the heels and the
hearts of the brave boys and the win
some cailins (colleens); the reels, the
jigs and the various lovely form dances
make music in the blood of all the
young people, and many of the old, in
every part Of the country; with song,
story and dance many Of the hitherto
neglected festivals are again merrily
honored
The old Irish games have been re-
vived. especially the canaan or hurley;
like everything else, our games We're
passing away. To Michael Cusack,
Corkman, is largely due the credit
for the revival Of Irish games and
athletics. He years ago led the way in
the big work. shamed those who
would put aside the national games,
and inspired and stimulated those who
would bring them TO life again. Under
his auspices the Gaelic Athletic Asso-
citation was formed; like fire upon a
moor, it swept Ireland, and swept back
into Irish fields and Irish hearts, too
the games that had been dying. Hardly
any foreign game is known in Ireland
now; but the musical crack of canaan
upon the ball is heard on every dale
and in every vale. The games and
athletics are wonderfully we'll organ
lied and established throughout the
land to-day. more firmly than they
had been even in ancient time.
AS soon as peace is reesta blished in
Ireland-and that day is now near at
hand-the new Ireland. and the truly
Irish Ireland, with all the beautiful
old things brought to birth again, will
cut worthy figure in the world
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

EORpEAUX Dec 30-Terrifc storms OF
sleet and snow that PLAYED havoc with snip
have been whipped southwark by hundred
mile gales and to-day were causing damage
along the lower coast OF France.
Str Lutetia orr. 1900 tons) was driven
into the mouth of the Gironde Rjcer, unable
10 proceed voyage from this port 10
Buenos Aires.
BOSTON. Mass. Dec so-schr Annie NJ
Srindler. wrecked yesterday at Race Point.
is reported bound from ST Pierre. Mio. TO
Nassau. Ii is doubtful II the vessel can be
loated.
CAPE MAY, NJ. Dec so-Efforts TO get a
line TO the disabled str Munmotor proved
futile early to-day and attempts to draw
alongside the vessel in small boats were
and gales. The small craft capsized before
men could get into them. Coast Guard cut
Munmotor worked all night in heavy seas
trying TO get n line aboard the vessel, which
has been in trouble since early yesterday.
can be got aboard the Munmotor II viii be
towcd to Norfolk. Va. Otherwise the crew
VIII be transferred TO the Kiekapoo and
brought TO Cape May. =
HAIIFAx. Dec so-A4Siliary schr DORM
(Br) to-day sent out a call for help az miles
south OF sambre lightship. The vessel was
reported hoveto, with her forsmsst , gone, zone,
standing by, wirelessed that she would have
70 leave because OF fuel shortage. Disabled
by storms. the Dorm wasstowed into Halifax
o. her way TO Penarth. Wales.
LONDON. Dec So-str jeanette kayser
(CerD from New Orleans, has arrived at
I Hamburg Dec 20 with forepeak leaking. hav-
ing experienced heavy weather.
NEWPORT NEWS. va. Dec ce--schr
Maize Peabody. which sailed from Baltimore
on Dec II for Norfolk, Is believed TO have
been lost IN Chesapeake Bay. The vessel
carried crew OF four men and was In bal
last sire was sighted last Friday about sc
miles NORTH of old Point. but, according "a
the consignees at Norfolk. nothing has been
heard from her since.
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Str Sinsinawa. Bottcher (from Leghorn).
Baltimore (residue)-C ID Mallory & Co.
Str Point Arena. Anderson. Philadelphia
nallast)-UnIted States Shipping Board.
Str Slavic Prince (Br) Chambers Urom
Cebu). Philadelphia (residue) = Furness.
Witty Co.
4 Str Tilthorn (Nor). Havdelard (from Ilo-
io). Philadelphia (residue)-Kerr Steamship
Co.
Str Norwalk. Robinson. Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Erviken (Nor). Augensen tfrom Ceou),
Boston via New Orleans (resdue) )-Benhsm
4 Boysen.
schr 7 X Bentley tBr), Berry, Parrsboro
(ballasD-J + Whitney Co.
schr Rosa Ferifta. Sanchez from AKIN
and put In from sea in dstress), Boston
(residue)-C w Chadwick Co.
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SAILED.

strs ossabaw, Mobile. &C; Cayo Manbi.
San Juan &c Lake Winthrop Turk Eas, lsans 8;
George lBr). Bermuda; La Savoie tFr).
Havre: .sihoney. Havana; comus, New Or
lssns Lenape chsrlsston &C; EsseqsaSo sr,
delphia. Laguayra. &c; iceland tBr), Ant
werp; Cedric SBr. Liyerpooi CaiaTsTss. ns,,s.
do Bylayl Norfolk; zacapa, Santiago;
Olympic tBr). southampton; Lake EIisbury isbs:
Suholco. Pensacola; Clan Macbride (1r).
Baltimore; President Roosevelt. Bremen;
strs Corsica. Norfolk; jefferson. do;
Tanafiord tNor). Bergen: Norma. Nuevitas; !;
Etna GtaD. Baltimore; Bogota. Port au
S,rs CITY OF Atlanta. Savannah Colombia.
fold, cienfuesos; Steel Age. MontevidsS;
Frode DAM Cnrstania esrpSu,an T1Ishmsr .S,s. as.
ssu; Panaman. Los Angeles; steel Seafarer.
Los Angeles and Vancouver.
Schrs Esther Hanxinson tBr). San Do
mingo City Via Baltimore; Azua. -.
Tugs Atkins Hughes, towing scows
passed out Sandy Hook at 1920 AND; Leo
AAD; Margaret Olsen. towing i barge (de
at ii:4i AND: John Lewis. towing
barges (do at IL 80 PM.
Tug John A Hughes. towing barges
(passed out Quarantine at 12:43 PM.
Sailed Goth, strs Baltic (Sw). Philadelphia;
Cerro Ebano. Tampico.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced TO sea level at New York on
Saturday. Dec so. 1922. a. g AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was thirty and forty-sIx hundredths t3o46)
inches This closely approximates seven
hundred and seventy-three and six-tentlls
(773.6) millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying in or near the ports or New york
and Brooklyn can advan, ageouely use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. n. light
breeze; clear; smooth sea.
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CLEARED.

Str c + I.njewalch (sw). Anderson HUI
(graln)-Bowring & Co. ,, p.rysp
Moss and Skien trailway and generap-
wegian-America Line Agency. r,,a sc
Str Belvidere. Williams. Danzig' llsa' &C
general IIESusouehann Steamship Co:
Str Levenpool (Brl. Ward' A"'"s'P
Cwhean-w II Muller CO: N,rse,,ls,
CEeneran@J " glwen & Co.
Str Nigarstan (Br. StaIfore; Marsere'' rn
Port Said. &c tgeneraD--J W Eiweil ~,
Str San Giuseppe (ltaD, Napies NefeN'
Mgerian-AmericaR Line. ~,o ,rd
Str Tyne Maru CJapl. Terada. Naples ana
Genoa twheap-W II Muller q 20; C9y;;o-o,.,-,d
Oran and residue for Philadelphia tgeheraD
Agerlan-American Line n,,. vo,,o-
hama. Kobe. &c. and residue from Genoa
for Baltimore. San Pedro. &C tgenerA'-
Dollar steamship Lines >-.r. yo-
Str Kofuku Maru fJap). Nakafnurs'
kohama, Kobe via Gaiveston-Harrlss' Ma-
Str = city H OF Bristol (Br,. Gray. Yokohama;
Kobe, &c, via Norfolk and Panama LANAI
eneraD-Norton. Lilly e. co.
Str Eastern Crown. Huff, Cape Town, Al
goa Bay: &c cgenesnOM sen OMonisSiaec. MSnD Buenos
Aires and Santa Fe 'generap-Nor''"'
sly str ThodS ragelund ,Nor). Torsersen, Ba-
lila. Rio Janeiro. sc (generaD-herr steam
Str Panaman. Tucker. San Pedro; Los
Angeles, &c, via Panama Oahai 'se"e"P
United American Lines.
STR Philadelphia Goodman. Curacao, La :
nguayra and Porto Cabeno via san Jua"
STR Norma, Gabrielsen. Nuevitas. Porto
Tsrafa. sc (generaD Atlantic Fruit 20.
Str San Lorenzo. Foss. san Juan. ronece.
q &c fgeneraO--New York and Porto faco
Steamship Co. - ~. roho.
aallast)-Standard Transportation Co.
Str Manchioneal (Nor), Won der fehr,
Preston. Kingston. &c (generaD-Uni'ed
Str uis General o II Ernst, Spur. Cape Haiti.
Port de Palx. &C (generaD-Panama RAN
STR Sydfoid iNor), Olsen. Clenfuegos (gen-
eraD-New York and Cuba Natl steamship
Str Feltore. svendsen. Daiauiri (ballast)-
ore Steamship Co. c.,-
str nj Oriente, Delahanty. Galveston
(senerai)-southern Pacific Co;
Str Medina, tombstone. Galveston Vsen-
eral)-Mallory Steamship Co. -
SIR Iohn d Rockefeller. Stocker. Houston
(hsllsst)-R l. Hague. - -.
str Walter Jennings. Healy. Baton Rouge
(ballast)-R L Hague. - ,-.-o..,,-
Str Comus. Boyd New OFie"HS NsehsioH
Southern Pacific Co. -, ot
SIR Orient. Benns,. Mobile (oallaso-ori-
entail Navigation Co. -.,,
str city OF Atlanta. lHbparu' savannah
(veneran--Ocean Steamship 20. <,,
Sur Jefferson Horsley, Ncrfolk tgenera|)
, Old Dominion Transportation GO. 80,
Str Wiifaro, Rees, Norfolk On translu-
Williams Steamship Co. ,,. p,..
mond trensraD-Richmond and New York
Str Agwistar. Hall. Baltimore general. In
transit)-United American Lines, ->
str McKeesport. Sanders HIoni s,,rr,,,.. nt,e,.
Baltimore (resldue)-Cosmopolitan shipping
str Norfolk. Forrest, Baltimore (generaD
Clyde Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
KAISER'S FLIGHT
INTO HOLLAND
Continued from Page Five.

William took leave of them in con-
versational tone. saying that the su-
preme command Of the army had been
intrusted to Hindenburg.
He shook the hands OF the Admiral
and the General, but added to Groe-
ner: Now that / have resigned the
supreme command ! no longer have
anything to do with you--you are a
Wurttemberg general"
Several times In the course OF that
evening the decision to go to Holland
was made and then again reversed. At
S:4o, following the urgent advice of
Admiral Hintzc. the Kaiser, to whom
this advice was reported while he sat
ut dinner in the Imperial special train,
declared: Very well. then we shall
go tomorrow" An hour later an
nouncement came that he would not
go. AT that very moment army corps
were marching past Spa in disorder.
flying red flags. But General Head
quarters was still quiet.
At 6 A. NJ. the Imperial train left
the railroad station of Spa Slowly IL
glided toward the point designated
outside the city. Kaiser and followers
walked through the dark toward a
crossroad. Small hand lanterns flick
cred. At the crossroads were four
automobiles.
Emperor and followers boarded, the
Kaiser with General Won Plessen en-
tering the first. his two adjutants the
second car. The automobiles started
off in the direction of Verviers.
They reached Eysden. A little later
the court train arrived and was backed
into the Dutch station. The locomo-
tive was uncoupled. 1t was to remain
in Germany.
The Dutch frontier post had been
reached. Before the brick house OF
the Dutch guards the Kaiser and his
encourage had to wait. The com
mandant of Maastricht, TO whom the
guard telephoned, appeared three
quarters OF an hour later. with him
came a Dutch attache from the Dutch
Embassy at Brussels.
The Kaiser and his followers walked
toward the train--a fifteen minutes
walk on foot. The Imperial train
began TO move. At the next few rail-
way stations masses OF people. Cries
and whistles and cat calls.
The train sped on toward Ameron-
gen. The curtains were let down.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE.

City.
SD ST.-1S4 w. CPenn Station.
Reasonable. Apply G. s. Logan.
Inc. Chelsea 934i
36TH ST.-l1 E. Haviland Bldg)
1900 50. IT,. reasonable. Fred'k
a5TH ST.--56 w. Furnished.
Reasonable. Apply Sheres.
premises.
4oTH ST.--i45 w. (Tilmar Bldgo
$50 month. Robert p. Zobel.
premises. Bryant 5645.
46TH ST.--15-f7 w. 33x10o; units
to suit reasonable Fred'k Fox
& Co., 297 Madison Az.
53D ST.-3-5 Il. Units TO suit:
reasonable. Senior & Allen. sos
9th Av.
53D sT.-4 e. Several vloors:
25x10O; reasonable. Fred'k FOX
a Co., 297 Madison Av.
61ST Sr.--t64 II. Physician or
dentist. Reasonable. Apply on
premises.
6SD sT.--24 Il. 1900 50. IT.: rea-
sonable. Apply Fowler. premises.
sonable. Apply MIR. Lindy on
72D sT. : 133 W. Physician or
dentist. Reasonable. Apply
Cluny Professional Bldg. prem
ises.
RRoApwAY-2ee. Attractive, all
services. $40. Apply Lubln.
Room S23.
BROADwAY-42d ST. 1900 SO.
IT.; units TO suit; reasonable.
Ames & Co.. 20 w. 31st st.
FIFTH AV.--99 dSth ST. At
tractive: reasonable Robert p.
Zobel. 145 w. 10th st.
FIFTH AV.--100. 800 SO. n. $50
and UP. Edgar A. Levy Leasing
Co. premises.
FIFTH Av.--1oo. 1000 eq. IT,;
and zip. Edgar A. Levy Leasing
Leasing Co., premises.
FIFTH Av.-1o0. 5000 50. IT
reasonable. Edgar A. NLevy
Leasing Co. premises.
: FOURTH AV.-239 (i9th St.) At
tractive: reasonable. Robert +.
Zobel. las w. 45th ST.
WALL ST.--450. 1000 30. it.:
reasonable. Apply Wolfrath, 70
Pine st,
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
SHOWROOMS.

City.
GOTH ST.--40-I6 w. Crystal
Bldg.). 3 floors, 10000 so. It.
each. Reasonable. Chas. Ga
cad ST.-l53-7 W.-,i0ye0. Rea-
sonable. l.. j. Phillips & Co.,
las w. I'D st.
SeTH Still L. UIaviland Bldg.)
Two floors: 1900 SO. II. each;
reasonable. Fred'k Fox & Co.,
o91 Madison Av.
b3D ST.-4 Il. Several floors:
o5x100; reasonable. Fred'k Fox
e. Co.. 297 Madison Av.
BROADWAY-42d st. Entire floor;
$4,000 so. it,: units to suit;
reasonable. Ames e. Co.. &c w.
FOURTH Av.-2so uoth ST..
Reasonable rental. Robert p
zobel, 145 w. 45th St.
FIFTH Av.-99 (1sth ST.. Rea-
sonahie rental; Robert p. zobel.
FIFTH Av. v.At00. 300 so. It,: $50
and up. Edgar A. Levy Leasing
Co., premises.
FIFTH Av.-10o. 1000 So. IT,:
reasonable. Edgar A. Levy
Leasing Co.. premises.
FIFTH Av.-10O. 5000 so. IT,:
reasonable. Edgar A. Levy
Leasing Co.. premises.
FIFTH Av.-122. sol so. t.: res-
sonable. r Sharum & Co., no
Broadway.
FIFTH Av.-ic2. LIDS SO. IT,;
&, reasonable. e. Sharum & Co..
1T0 Broadway.
FIFTH AV.--12o. 1908 so. IT,:
reasonable. r. sharum g. Co.
170 Broa dway.
FIFTH AV.-f22. 5,04S 50. a.
reasonable. Ell. Sharuni a. Co. :
ITO Broa dway. af
FIFTH Av.-309. Good location:
reasonable. Apply room 200,
premises.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

westerner. Rotterdam Via New York; Ma
ria (ftaD, Venice.
Arrived GOTH. str Hercules CNor), Narvik.
Sailed 30th. str Cretan, for Boston.
Arrived az Delaware Breakwater Goth.
probably schr yacht Goodwill. Wilmington,
Del. for New York tstll in harbor).
Passed out 2sth. 4: :i3 PM, sire Campania
GtaD, Philadelphia for Portland. Me; Philip
T publicker do for Nuevltas: 4 40 PM,
Thomas. " Wheeler. do for Tampieo: s;Jo
PM. Sahale. do for London. &C: J:f5 PM,
Armlnco CBelgD. do for Genoa. &c.
Passed out Goth, $3.50 AN, strs Rudolf
Abrecht- (Gsr), Philadelphia for Iiamburs
$50 I'M, paulsboro. peulsboro for Texas
City; $40 PM, Oceania 1iaD. Phila delpha
for Ipswich 5;15.pM. Gargoyle, do for San
Francisco; I:i0 PM. tug woodman. towing
yacht.
Passed out soth. 2:4o AN. ctr Gsitymore
(Br). philadelphia for Glasgow via Halifax.
Sailed Both, AN, tug William J Donald
son. towing barge A n Co No o., New York.
In harbor 30th, = AN. schrs Alberta, Lucy
Evelyn Isabella II Parmenter. tug Bess with
bargcs Hornet. John Forsyth and Marion
chsppell.-wind. NV. 20 miles; clear: mod
n.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ASIA CFr), from st Michael cath for New
York -
COLUMBIA CBr). from Glasgow 3oth for
New York.
pRoTTNiNGHoLM (sw). from 0othcnburg
both for New York.
EMPRESS or AUSTRALIA (Br). from
Kobe 2sth for Vancouver.
LAPLAND (Br), from Antwerp 2sth Tor
- Ne~ York.
i.ATvIk DAM. from Copenhagen Goth for
New York.
METAGAMA (Br). from Glasgow 2sth for
MoSS;oi.iA. from Hamburg soth for New
York. - -.
NIAGARA tBry. from sydney Nsw' 2s'h
rREsiDENT VAN buren,. from London
Both for New York.
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Let
Classified for Convenient Reference
T Indicates For Sale.
LOFT & FLOOR SPACE.

City.
18TH ST. 10 w. csxo2; reason,
able. John p. Peel Co.. Se2 w.
GOTH sr.-4o-4e w. Crystal
Bldg.). 8 entire floors. 10000
50. II. each: reasonable Chas.
Gaiewski. b65 Fifth av.
aIp 4ea.s1ss,e sTl4o "; Edrsf s;s'o So Lsyy IT.;
asb bssTs sTsssi SCI w. yso. sdoSo 5oS F'fss rss.oS sS
able. l.. J. Phillips 4 Co.. 14s
w. 7cd st. .4.
25TR sT.-i4e r. Suitable manu-
featuring: $1,000. Apply 8. l..
Frank. 1920 Broadway.
2GTH ST.--6th and Ith avg. 81 900
$1,000. AIies & Co.. 26 w. 3ist
9TH ST. = Broadway. 2lxeo.
si.ooo. Amps & Co.. 20 W. 3ist
s6TH Still e. (Iaviland Bldg).
. floors. 1900 50. II. each; rea-
sonable. Fred'k Fox & Co.. 29I
Madison av.
reasonable. NJ. ]. Mulqueen. 2el
10TH sT.-i5-1T w. SSxioo: rea-
sonable. Fredk Fox & Co., ?9I
53D sT.-s-5 e Reasonable. SEN
Tor & Allen. 605 Fifth av.
5SD SIT L. Several entire
floors, 25xl00: reasonable. Fred'lS
Fox g. Co., 297 Madison av.
SD sT.-422-430 II. 1000 50. IT,;
reasonable. Theo. Il. Hergert,
Inc. premises.
SD ST.-422-430 +. 1900 so. IT,;
reasonable Theo. Il. Hergert.
Inc. premises.
sonable. Apply Fowler, PREM
ises.
ALL PARTS CITY--seiect loca-
ton: reasonable. Louis Schrag,
lac w. 23d st.
DLEECKER ST.-West Broadway
70. c5x125: reasonable. Apply
Charles WE'LL, 80 Broadway.
BROADwAY--42d St. Entire floor.
$4,000 SO. IT.; reasonable. Ames
e. Co., 26 w. 31st st.
CHARLES ST.--Qt (Cor: Blocker
ST.. clx70; reasonable. Keys
with +. v. Close. In rear of
paint store.
FfF.TH Av.-e9 (lsth ST.. At
tractive: reasonable. Robert =.
FlFAF1 Nv. .-iV'. oscVN S4' 'N''
reasonable. Edgar A. Levy
Leasing Co.. premises.
FIFTH Av.-1?2. 561 so. IT,;
reasonable. II. Sharum q Co..
FIFTH xv.-ie2. 1.193 Sc. It.;
reasonable. Il. Sharum q Co.
TO Broadway.
FIFTH Av.-1a2. zoos SO. IT,;
reasonable. u. Sharum & Co,
10 Broadway.
FIFTH Av.-i22. 5,o4s 50. It.:
reasonable. r. Sharum 4 Co.
1I0 broadway.
FOURTH Av.--23o tieth st:). At
tractive: reasonable. Robert T.
Zobel, 145 w. 43th st.
GREENWICH ST.-465. 1000 SO.
IT.. reasonable. III. B. Welsch'
900 Broadway.
reasonable. Apply Wolfrath. 10
Pine st.
brooklyn.
WILLIAMSBURG BRIDGES. 600
IT.: reasonable. Address r.. 70
Marcy av., Brooklyn.
Queens.
J1TH ST.-vernon Az. bradley
Bidg.). 1000 SO. IT.; reason
able. Address A. Bradley,
10f Beekman St. 4.
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DANCERS to Navigation.

fReported TO the IIydrographic OffieeI
Dec 20 southwest by south OF Brtgantine
ShoaI gas and whistle buoy. NJ tapproxi-
mateiy lat 80 %. Ion - 10. passed a piece
OF wreckage with four ribs projecting above
water--Str Ontario.
Dec 20. lat ss 5s, Ion 20 So, a dereiict
lighter was sighted. probably the lighter
lost from a tow on Dec 2s. IN lat 80 30. lon
~ a. Wind At the time blowing from south
southeast with gale forcel
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICA. at Bremen cath.
BAYERN (C;er), at Hamburg 2Tth.
EMPRESS OF CANADA lBrl. at Kobe 2sth.
NAuNGANUI (Br), at Wellington 2sth.
MINNEKAHDA. st Plymouth 3oth land pro-
ceeded for 'Hamburg.
MONGOLIA. at Hamburg 23d.
PATRIA (Fr). at Palermo 26th. -
PRESIDENT POLK. at Queenstown 2sth
land proceeded for Londor).
PRESIDENTE WILSON UtaD. at Trieste
18th,
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

JEWISH society II Young folks was re-.
canty organized for the purpose OF social
advancement and culture: Young gentlemen
that are Interested mnv apply for member.
West 117th st. New York city.
FREE BOOK Elijah Coming Before Christi"
4 Macihdn Nflsslnn. nnchnaiAf II 4
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FURNITURE.

HIGHEST PRICES rsafp. spoT CASH, FOR
,,6,,gns 6ogn EpRSS1I,BNE g9NTJ6Srs ,,t OF
bRIC-A-BRAC. hooks. SILVER, An
TfQUEs, &C. DON'T SELL, BEFORE rot
SEE WILLIAMS, 100 UNIVERSITY PLACE
EIGHT large rooms, beautifully furnished.
steam, electricity. brass beds and leather
rocker; lease bargain, seT5. BROWN. cola
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EASEMENTS,

FIFTH Av.-1oo. 1000 So. IT.
Reasonable. Edgar A. Levy
Leasing Co.. premises.
FIFTH AV.-122. $4,000 50. IT,;
reasonable. Il. Sharum & Co.,
tT0 broadway.
LEXINGTON AN.-40s. Good To-
cation; reasonable. Apply Room
5t2, 2o0 Broadway.
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FACTORY PROPERTIES.

BOD ST.--et4-6 II. 1900 50. n.
Reasonable. T.. c. DC Witt. 512
Fifth nv.
NEW YORK CITY (or suburbe) :.
IL 900 50. n. Reasonable. Phone
Vanderbilt ATe0 or address Box
l. 2i26 Herald. Herald So.
Brooklyn.
RODNEY ST. - 40 e and 3
story. Reasonable. Apply
\ Reynolds. 154 Morgan av., Blsln.
New Jersey.
HOBOKEN-Thomas !. Upton
Building. Reasonable. Harri-
son s. Colburn Co.. 90 Wet St.
city.
NUTLEy-Mfg. Plant. $4,000 so.
4 ~. Reasonable. Apply Smith
e. slingerland. 16o Broad ST.,
Newark, ~. j.