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The New York herald., 1922-11-11
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FOREIGN PORTS.
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AFRICA. Oct al-saiIed. strg Jephtha. Ia
BATHURST. Nov 4-saDed. str Lorentz W
BURN. Nov Arrived previously. schr
General Maude CBr) Oporto.
/ HALIFAX. Nov 6--Arrived, str Rosalind
/ (Br), New York for ST Johns, Nj; schr
/ Alta (pam, sydney doads for United King
Arrived 7th. strs Taiaralite CBr). Lewis
(Norl Jamaica Cornish Point (Br) Lon
don for Montreal; schr David c Ritcey (BD.
Arrived 9th. ctr Digby (Br). Liverpool via
st Johns. Nj Geaves l1th FOR Boston,.
Sailed 9Th. strs Rosaind (Br) New York
for 81 Johns, NF; Mississippi (Bp. Lon
In port 7th. schr Frances nIouIton CB).
loading for Kingston.
HAVANA, Nov 5-Arrived, strs Benjamin
Brewster. Talara 9Th Lake Treba, Mobile ;
Tordenskjold DAM Newport News.
Sailed 9Th. strs Buenos Aires (spl, BARGE
Iona, &c, Espagne (Fr), Vera Cruz; santa
Isabel. Puerto Padre 5th. Alfonso MI (sp),
.JUcARo, Nov s-sailed. str cOrozal. San
Iii LITTLE fIl ES1 BAY ISLANDS. ST.. Nov 2-sailed
schr Iris DAM. Gibraltar Qor ordersl.
NEWCASTLE, NIB. Nov ARRIVED. str
Glenfnas (Brl. New Richmond
Sailed 9TH. schr Harriet b, New York.
PORT UNION, NE. Nov SAILED. str Ilri-
ton (Nor) sydney.
RIO JANEIRO, Nov 4-Sailed, str Taubate
(Braz), New Orleans (with 2o,3oO bags Of
81 JOHN. NIB. Nov ARRIVED str chau-
diere (Br), Barbados. &c.
Arrived 9th. schr Jean T Anderson (Br).
New York.
cleared 7th. schr w n Reinhardt (Br,
Portland, Me.
Sailed 9Th, schrs Henry II Chamberlain,
New York; Peter Mcintyre (Br), do; st
Clair Therault (Br), Providence.
Sailed Sth, strs Rockaway Park. Baltic
ports; Venator (Nor), Havana.
ST JOHNS. NF, Nov Arrived. str Sa-
chem (BD, Boston and Halifax for Liver
pool (and proceeded PM, Sth),
Arrived Oct 81, schrs Cyril T (Br), Lisbor;
Nina w Corkum CBr). Lunenburg Co load
for West Indies)
Sailed 2sth schrs Hilma Pauline (Br),
Barbados Slst, Russell 5 Zinck (Br), Kings
ton; Nov /, str LON (Nor) sydney.
SYDNEY, NSW, Nov ARRIVED, str Bo-
rem (Nor), Melbourne.
VICToRiA, &c, Nov 4--saied, str Roman
Prince (Br) San Francisco.
WABANA, Oct 31-Sailed. strs Lulea (S),
Rotterdam Nov ]. Wascana (Nor), Sydney:
YARMOUTH. Ms, Nov ARRIVED. schr
X Mitchell, Bridgewater Cto load for New
York; has been thoroughly overhauled since
capsizing off Yarmouth Cape two months
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

William Goldstone and Simon Myers
were the sellers of 145 East Twenty-sixth
street, purchased recently by Leonard
Well.
G. Montague NIabie has formed a cor
poration under the name of Mabie &
Scholl, to continue real estate business
at 1919 Broadway.
A. Crosney, Inc, is the buyer of tho
six story apartment house at the south
east corner of Riverside Drive and 149th
street. sold recently.
VIM. A. White & Sons have been
appointed agents OF the apartment
houses, 552-554 West 141st street and
5l3-515 West 10th street.
James Casale, architect, will plan
the alterations 20 SIS Madison avenue,
recently leased by Kramer &c Silverman
for conversion into business on first
and second floors and apartments above.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co, Inc, and
Kirschner & Sherman were the brokers
IN the sale of 1919 East 111th street,
formerly the Fifth Avenue Hospital. to
Or. Morris Left. who will remodel it
for u private sanitarium.
NJ Morgenthau. Jr. Co., Everett NJ.
Seixas Co, Consolidated. have moved
their Office from 449 Fulton street,
Jamaica, J.. l.. to a permanent home 444
Fulton street. The office will be In
charge of A. Z. Brunswick.
The Thomas T. Hopper Company. 1ot
Park avenue. is the builder Of the opera
tion at Orloff avenue and 23Sth street,
described and illustrated exclusively in
the Real Estate Section of THE NEW
YORK HERALD on Sunday, November 5.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
ton of an eleven story apartment house,
126x1005. at 9i3 Lexington avenue
northeast corner OF Sixty-ninth street.
and $4,000 for the construction of an
eleven story apartment house, 7S.11xs0.6
at 955 Lexington avenue, East Side,
south of Seventeen street.
Other purchasers of properties sold
are: Margharita Sylvester of the south
west corner OF Macdougal and Fourth
streets; Emma Gulotu of 224 East
Ninety-sixth street: Anna Szaraz of 241
East Seventy-flrst street; Max II. Cot
ton of 557 Water street: the Saranat
Realty Company OF 1665-1669 Bryant ave-
nue. and Ludwig E. Larsen of 702 East
i3Sth street.
Loans amounting to S5,353.o00 were
authorized by the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company yesterday. A little
more than S2.500,O0e of these were
housing loans. These included 432
dwellings TO house 4S9 families and
ten apartments 60 house 40 families. a
total Of 629 families, for si,9e9,650 in
cities outside Of New York.
In New York city loans were author
lied for 4s families for s55S,o00. all told
4 ira II
also authorized on sixteen business
buildings for a total Of $1,59S. 900. These
loans were in West Virginia, North
Carolina, Georgia. Alabama. Tennessee,
Michigan Indiana. Illinois, Minnesota,
Iowa. Utah, oregon, California, Wiscon-
sin, New Jersey. Virginia, Florida and
Montana. The total included 81, 200, 900
In farm loans. principally In the South
and middle West.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
News Of the Real Estate World
MA YERS RESELL LEASE
OF MADISON CHAMBERS
Poillon Residence on Drive in
100000 Rental.

Jerome c. and Mortimer G.. Mayer
have sold TO the Casec Realty Com
pany the thirty-three year leasehold on
Madison Chambers, at 6o1-6o3 Madison
avenue. between Fifty-seventh and
Fifty-eighth streets, a five story build
ing with stores, doctors offices and
apartments. The reported selling price
was Sl25,000.
The property was leased by DR..
Blake to the Madison Chambers Com
pany, from which the present sellers
purchased il about April ]. 1922. Her
bert Hecht g. Co. were the brokers in
the-deal and have been appointed man
aging agents.
Pease & Gilman leased furnished for
Mrs. +. L. White to John II. Auer-
bach the four story, seventeen foot
dwelling 133 East Fifty-fourth street.
Also apartments as follows: In 25 Park
avenue to Mrs. Fl. I<lingenfeld; in 1915
Park avenue to Alfred c. Lind; in l15s
Park avenue to j. Wright Brown; in
1349 Lexington avenue to Mrs. J. c.
Sheehan: in 145 East Thirty-fifth street
to Mrs. II. S. Draper; in 22l East Forty
eighth street to Nine. NJ. Godefroy in
l2S East Fifty-first street to Mrs. Louis
Mann: in q West Fifty-eighth street
to John B. Gilman, and IN 4lO Park
avenue. for Brett & Wyckoff, to w. B.
Jourdan.
The five story American basement
residence, 2l.4x100. at 353 Riverside
Drive has been leased for Cora a.
Clark Poillon TO client OF Pease &
Elliman for a long term at an aggre-
gate rental of 100000 The house con-
tains twenty rooms and five baths and
has passenger elevator.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments in 62 Washington Square
South to Mabel II. Kittredge and Mrs.
r. ON. Wilson; In 81 West Fifty-sec-
ond street to A. Victor Barnes; in i9
East Fifty-sixth street to Earl Fl.
Walker, and In 257 West Eighty-sixtn
street to Elwood S. Hutchin and John
X. koopman.
Hamilton Iselin & Co. leased furnished
apartment in lis East Fifty-third street
to Fernand Castelli.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
BERLIN REGRETS u. S.
IGNORES ISSUES ABROAD
Deplores Small Part They
Played in Elections.

BERLIN, Nov. 10 ASSOCIATED Press) -
Such comment as appears in the Berlin
newspapers regarding the elections in
the United States deplores the fact that
foreign issues apparently played SO
small a part.
.,The campaign showed" says the
Tdges Zettung, that the United States
does not know about most of Europes
troubles, especially those of defeated
lands. Otherwise 1t would not get excited
over questions which appear to us for
the most part laughable and petty, and
would not have elected its statesmen
according to tho stand taken on such
questions. 1t also showed that the in
terest of the great masses for the Old
Worlds situation-unless a sensation is
involved-is basically restricted to the
utmost, and that a financial sacrifice
from that side is not to be expected for
some time to come"
GoTDldnid believes that the campaign
indicated the Americans still are hold
ing aloof from European affairs The
increased power of the Democrats, II
says. is not likely to change this atti'
tude nruch.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
CLEMENCEAU TOPICS
TO BE WORLD ISSUES
Will Not Tell America What
She Ought TO Do but Give
Own Views.

PARIS, Nov. 10 (Associated Press) -
Former Premier Clemenceau. who sails
tomorrow for the United States on a
personal mission designed TO improve
Fraaco-American relations. to-day was
like school boy on the last day before
vacation. So keen is he 10 get on the
boat that he has decided to leave for
Havre by automobile at s o'clock to-mor-
Row morning and go aboard the Paris
long before the regular passengers ar
rive.
''W-ell. I'm ready for the Americans, /"
he said to-day. This Is big event in
my life. and should like all Americans
10 understand the purpose of my mission.
In the first place, / am going 10 talk in
English, and. in so far as / am capable,
In good American English. That is
where France has made mistake in the
past; none of its representatives could
speak the language Of the country. / am
hot going to speak any French until l
get back.
"I am going to talk about all the issues
which are International and which con-
tern any country with a world position
like America, but I am not going to tell
America what she ought TO do.
II am going to tell them what think
N-WnaL L Know. lnSy can QTdW tleir
own conclusions. The Americans are
wise; they like the truth, and I an
going to give 1t to them. I know the
Americans. like them. like them
very much. That should make my task
easier.
Naturally am going TO talk about
the German reparations and the League
ot Nations. Why shouldn't I? They
are world questions. and concern every
Rig nation, even America.
II don't think America knows her
power in the world to-day. She Is great,
beyond her imagination. / shall tell
them just how powerful they are, and
row important this power is to thu
future of the world"
Clemenceau has been in training for
his American tour. walking three hours
daily and following a careful diet. 81
am going to continue this in America"
he said. so l can so TO banquets, If [
n. ust. Probably. however. will do
y hat Taft is supposed to have done AS
President-eat nothing at the dinners
then get 4 sandwich afterward."
The commander of the Paris, IL is
understood, will make an effort to bring
bis ship into New York harbor by the
morning OF November IS.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
PALMETTO COURT
IN S425,OOO DEAL
Heavy Apartment Buying
Again the Feature of Trad
ing in, Manhattan.

Gettner. Simon & Ascher. attorneys
representing client, bought from the
LoIsam Realty Company the six story
elevator apartment house known as Pal
metto Court, at the northwest corner of
Morningside Drive and 120th street, on
q site fronting 102 feet on the drive and
1SS feet on 120th street. The house
was held at S425,O00. 1t is arranged
for six families on a floor and returns
an annual rental of abouts $3.50 900. I. b.
Wakeman was the broker.
The same attorneys. acting for the
Roxford Holding Company. Reuben
F1eig president, bought from william
Sonmers the two five story houses with
stores at sal and S33 Amsterdam ave-
nue.. each 25x75, adjoining the southeast
corner of 101st street.
Arnold Investing Company, Inc, opera
tors, NJ. Rosenthal president. have pur-
chased from Rose Goldberger the six
story elevator apartment house at $50 to
1876 Edgecombe avenue and / to Brad
hurst avenue, corner of 141st street. on
plot 1SSx70x190x irregular. The prop
erty was held at 100000. Bailey Bros.
and Osorio were the brokers.
j. Lemle resold for Leopold Loeb.
operator, the five story apartment, 1908
x27.6, 1476 Lexington avenue, northwest
corner of Ninety-first street The prop
erty was acquired by Mr.. Loeb about
three months ago from Emanuel Etten-
heimer. J. Lemle was the broker in
both transactions. 1t is the intention of
the purchasers to alter the building into
small suites. 1t was held at $4,000
Byrne & Bowman sold for the Bren-
sam Realty Corporation, Samuel Brener
president, to- Thomas J. Bannon 232
Sherman avenue. five story apartments
and stores, 100X100, northwest corner of
207th street.
Byrne &c Bowman and Arthur r. Du
Cret & Co. sold for the estate of ]. j.
Bowes to Frank keenan, 122 and 124
West Eghty-third street. two Ave story
flats. 50x100. In part payment 516-51S
West 151st street, 50x100. seven story
apartments. were given.
Charles w. Wynne and Louis II. Low,
operators resold the five story apart
nent house, 40x100. at PIP West 109th
street. The property was purchased by
the seller last week from the Levy es-
tate.
William Goldstone and Simon Myers
resold to a client OF III. J. Quicker ia
to 120 East Eleventh street, four six
story triple apartments and stores, 100x
95, which they purchased recently
through the Charles F. Noyes Company.
NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company, Everett
NJ. Seixasi Company, Consolidated sold
the four story fat 25x60, northeast
corner of Forty-ninth street and
Eleventh avenue.
Max N, Natanson sold TO Chalmers
Realty Corporation, j. 3. Benaim presi-
dent, 306-31O West Tooth street. known as
Breton Court, an eight story elevator
apartment house, 75x1oo 1t was held
at $500 The broker was S. Gins
berg.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
AMERICAN PORTS.
nv Mall

CAPE COD CANAL. Nov 9--Arrived at
Sandwich. tug Pallas. towing barge Aiice'
Boston for New York.
Arrived at Buzzards Bay 9th. tug William
G. Howard towing barges Chancellor ana
Robert e Van Winckle, supposed New York
for Boston.
HONOLULU, Oct 3o--Arrived. str Presi-
dent Harrison. San Pedro (and sailed Nov
on return Nov 4, schr Dauntless. Grays
Harbor: 9Th, strs Margaret Dollar, san
Francisco for Colombo. &c; Thomas CCS)'
San Francisco.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov 7-Arrived, tug
William c Bickel, New York.
MAHUKoNA. Nov 2-saied. str Enter
prise, fIilo. 49,
maha New York via Tampa; schr Explicit
CBr), st AIMS Bay.
NEWPoRT, RI, Nov s-Sailed. tug Well
fleet, towing barges Mount Hope (for Fall
Rlver). Cardenas Lamberts Point for do)
and Chatham (Sewalls Point for Provi-
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Nov 4-sailed. str City
of Los Angeles Honolulu.
SABINE, Tex. Nov 6-Arrived, str Dixie
Arrow. Beaumont.
Sailed 5th, str Astral. ports in India.
TAMPA, Nov 5-Sailed, strs Ocmulgee,
New York; Sucarseco. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
ASTORIA BUILDING PROJECT.

Louis Gold & Co. sold TO the Rablo
Construction Company the northeast
and northwest corners of Sixth and
Flushing avenues. Astoria, consisting
Of ten lots. part Of the tract purchased
from the receivers of the American
Real Estate Company. The buyers will
erect ten three story store and apart
mont buildings. The same builders are
now erecting forty two-family houses
In this nelghborhood on the block adj
Joining the development OF the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
VACANT LAND DEALS
LEAD BRONX TRADING
Builders Buy 30 Lots; Other
Sales Reported.

Gaines & Roberts, old time builders
have purchased from Col. Archibald
Rogers all the vacant land on the south
side of Elliott place, beginning 100 fee'
east of Jerome avenue and extending "a
within 126 feet of the Grand Concoursei
also all the property on the north slde
OF Elliott place from Walton avenue
to within 10S feet of Jerome avenue.
The tract involves about forty lots.
Another deal in the same section Is
the sale of Hazel e. Reynolds to Max
Brass OF the plot 900 feet front on the
south side of 10th street, 235 feet west
of the Concourse and extending to
within 12o feet. of Walton avenue.
S. H. Golding, lawyer and real estate
operator, is reported to be the purchaser
of the five blocks bounded by l5sth anu
10th streets and Grand Boulevard and
Concourse and Morris avenue: sold re-
Gently by Col. Archibald Rogers through
the ]. Romane Brown Company. 1t is
understood that a number OF plots meas
uring about 1O0x1O0 have been disposed
of by the buying syndicate to builders
for apartment operations.
Ancowitz Ss Cohen sold for Gruenstein
& Meyer the six story aartment, oVA95'
at S34 East 156th street, to NJ. Reich; Tor
B. Abramson to the d. e. G. Realty
Corporation the four story building,
25x100. at 1900 Brook avenue, and TO tine
Bronxtown Realty Corporation the one
story market, 25x1Oo, at 14l5 Brook ave-
nue., for S. Held.
The Blade Estate, Inc, and l. H.
Kempner purchased from the Dyck-
man Heights Realty Corporation the
one story taxpayer cAner of Burn
side and Valentine avenues. Bronx.
containing nine stores, now in the course
of construction. Ephrainl, Buchwald was
the broker. -
Alexander .Selkin and David Mint3fs sold
for the S. SS L. Building Company (Sam
MinskofD the six story elevator apart
ment house at 260S Creston avenue, on
plot 124x112. The building rents Tor
s65, 900 and was held at $500 Inc pur-
chasers are the 260o Creston Avenue
Corporation, to whom the same brokers'
sold the adjoining house.
Murray Maran has purchased the flVe
story apartment on plot 40x1O at Soi
East 166th street
Kleiner & Kleiner purchased for the
Fusion Realty and Construction Cor
poration. Joseph Kleiner president,
,arge plot for apartments and stores, The
Droperty. which was sold by the Simp-
son estate fronts go feet on Whitlock
avenue, 250 feet on Hoe avenue ana loo
feet on Faile street.
Charles A. Weber sold TOT Mrs' D.
Flohr III Southern Boulevard, a fiVe
story new law apartment, 47xs6 to John
Rehm, an investor; also for rudolph
Monde 1707-1709 Undercliff avenue.
two family dwelling, 5oxl0o to Theodore
Beer.
Samuel Rudnick sold to Mini Distel-
hahn the six story apartment at ITO
Sheridan avenue, southeast corner Oh
167th street, 72xl00x irregular
Selena Silnberknopf sold to Samuel
Mann the five story apartment at eoS
Simpson street, 75x105.
NJ. NJ. Reynolds sold one family
house with garage 1923 Benedict avenue,
to Adel Meesels; for a Mrs. Whintley
two lots, 5sx7O. on the east side OF lIfth
street, fifty feet north of Gleason ave-
nue., to a Mrs. Leihbackcr. who VIII
build stores.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
MUSSOLTNI WILL ASK
ELECTORAL LAW CHANGE
Seeks NeU Method ofAlIoting
Seats to Parties.

ROME, Nov. 10 ASSOCIATED Press) -
A radical change in the method OF
alloting seats in the Chamber of Depu-
ties is provided in the amendment of
the electoral law which Premier Musso-
lini will place before Parliament shortly
after 1t reconyenes next week. The
amendment stipulates that the party
whose list receives the largest number
OF votes in any electoral district should
b. awarded three-fifths of the seats
allotted in the chamber TO that particu-
lar district, the remaining two-fifths
being divided among the other parties.
AS the Fascist feel certain that they
will lead the lists in a great majority OF
the electoral districts they expect to win
500 seats out of SIS.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
BROOKLYN MARKET NOTES.

Arthur II. Waterman bought the Prem
tice property on Remsen street adJoin-
ing Grace Court for S125,0OO from the
West Eleventh Street Corporation. 1t
has a frontage of Sc feet on Remsen
street, $50 feet on Furman street and
222 feet on Grace Court. The buyer
plans to erect two family dwellings, each
with a garage, large community yard,
flower beds and Fairgrounds.
The Krup Construction Company has
purchased ten lots on the west side of
Coney Island avenue, 320 feet south of
Kings Highway, from Isidore Solomon.
The buyers will improve the sites. Will
lam, Liss, Inc, was the broker. The
seller bought the lots from the Parkway
Gardens Corporation about year ago.
B. +. Knowles Company sold 90 to 102
Broadway and 379 to $50 Berry street.
two six story apartment houses with
twelve stories and sixty-four suites, for
the Realty Associates to Mr.. Abramson
for investment.
Tho old tenement at 101 Prospect
street, between Pearl and Jay streets,
has been sold for the first time since the
civil war. The sellers are the heirs of
James j. Rowan. The buyer is Walter
Dusnop, an investor. Walter l.. Gibson
was the broker.
NJ. Bennett & Sons sold 2031h Bergen
street, two story stone dwelling. for
George w. Rice; 105 st. Marks place.
three family apartment house, for Will
lam Woods: 500 Seventh avenue. store
and apartment house. for ID. Reimstedt.
Henry l.. Nielsen Offices leased or
the Pnrtos Realty Corporation for long
term the building corner of Kent avenue
and Hewes street to the Brooklyn Bor-
ough Chair Company.
Martin Company leased for Edward
Walsh to 3. Il. u. Box Lumber Com
pany. Inc, the factory on the south side
of Thirteenth street. 81 feet west of Sec
ond avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
SHIPPING NEWS

| Port Arthur; Blydendyk Dutch, Rotterdam
| via Baltimore, sc; Martha Hemsoth (No).
Passed down Marcus Hook 10th. 80 PM.
tug Germantown, towing barges Monitor,
Glenside and Tohlckon, for Portland' @:lO
| PM, str Vincent, for New York. Havre and
Dunkirk.
Arrived at Delaware Rreakwater 10Th. 80
AN. tug Atkins Hughes, toying barge ! y
/ Fletcher, Philadelphia for New York (and
sailed at a;05 PM).
Passed up 10th, PM, sehrs Albert L
Paul. New York for Philadelphia Martha
Parsons (Br). do for do.
Passed out 9th, 500 PM, strs II G E,olger
Philadelphia for Texas cityi 7:4o PM. Al
bert Watts, do for Tampco.
Passed out 10th. fsl0 AM. strs Howard.
Philadelphia for Savannah; $50 AN, r.
Kemp. do for Csupposed) Tampico; 4:10
AN, Giulia QtaD, do for Marseilles, Sc
| II 10 AN, Montauban G'D, do for Venice
1917 PM, tug Mcnomince; S 30 PM, strs City
/ OF Newcastle (Br), Philadelphia for sydney,
NsW;, SC West Maximus, do for NorfolK;
Melville Dollar, do for San Pedro, &c, via
Baltimore and Norfolk.
Passed 9th. 3 PM tug towing dredge.
In port 10th. AN. schr Richmond. from
Perth Amboy.-Wind PM, n, e miles; hazyi
moderate sea.
PORTLAND. Me. Nov IO-Arrived, str
Munalbro, Norfolk
Sailed 10th. strs Mary Horlock CB).
Genoa; Seneca CBr), White Bay, Ms; Henry
san FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov 1o-sailed.. strs
Sinaloa. Honolulu; a Moffett Iquique,
SEATTLE. Wash, Nov to-Arrived. junk
Annoy (Chin), Vancouver
Arrived 10th, str William McKenney, Port
Sailed 10th, str Florence LuclSenbach. Port
land, ore.
san PEDRO. Cal, Nov 9-sailed. strs Chi
New York; Dinteldyk Dutch. Antwerp, &c.
Arrived 10th, strs Lewis Luckenbach. New
York; Colombia, do.
New York
Sailed 9th. str San Lorenzo. New, York.
yentor (Br, Liverpool; City of Montgomery.
New Yofk; City Of Columbus. Boston; Es-
sex, Jacksonville (and sailed for Philadel-
phia) Juniata. Baltimore tand sailed for
SANDWICH. Mass. Nov 1o-Arrived. tug
Clara II Doane, New York, towing barses
Qeft Panther Greek at New Bedford).
Sailed 10Th. tug William G Howard, from
New York FOR Boston. towing barses Chan
celor and Robert y Van Wincltle.
TACOMA, Wash. Nov io-Arrived, str Steel
Arrived 10Th, str Santa Paula. Seattle
Sailed 10th, motor ship Bacoi, New York.
Sailed 10th, strs f J Luckenbach, San
Francisco; Lygnern (sw). Australia.
iHEYAFp sch AxEN Mass tsw NSy revenue
cutter Acushnet. having lost her sails In
Sailed 10th. tugs Murrell and Palas. tow
ing disabled schr Dorothy Palmer, for Port
land Me.
Passed 10th. tug Warrior. towing 2 barges.
west; Resolute, towing ., east.
Passed 10th, strs Hampden, west g AND
Norfolk. east 90 AND.
Sailed 10th, schrs Dorothy Palmer Cfrom
Norfolk). Portland Qn tow) Lucy Evelyn
(from Port Reading) Calais; Edward smith
(from do), NWaldoboro; Minas Prince (Br),
New Haven for Kingsport. Ms; Loci I
hart (Br) New York for st stephen, NIB;
Orozimbo (Br). ,Mattapoisett for. st Mar
tins, NIB; Minas Princess (Br), New, York
Port Wolfe, Ns.-wind. NE. moderate;
clear.
The New York herald., 1922-11-11
HEIGHTS FLAT SITES SOLD.
Syndicate Buys Ten Lots From
the Clark Estate.

Joseph Schwartz, julius vogel and
Jacob Schultz have bought from the
Clark estate ten lots at the southwest
corner of Broadway and 176th street,
fronting 100 feet on Broadway and 25C
feet on the street. They will improve
them Immediately with two elevator
apartment houses. NJ. l. Strunsky and
Brown. Wheelock- Harris, Vought G. Co.
were the brokers.
The Schwartz-Vogel-S Schultz syndi-
cate recently purchased ten lots on
10th and nth streets, west OF Broad
way, from the Clark estate. which
We're resold TO builders for apartment
houses.