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The New York herald., 1922-05-30

Lieut.. Col. Sidney n, and Henry. Major Roy
o., to Fort Leavenworth.
COAST ARTILLERY.
HYDE. Lieut.. Col. Arthur =. s.. 70 San
r'a"'i'" ENGINEEGs.
Itorowi.z. First Lieut.. L. George, and
peckham, first Lieut.. Howard L., TO wash
ington. - ,,r,r,rnv
Aua,ln. Major Edward W.. 20 Fort Sill.
Williams. Capt. John H., 10 Preside OF San
: Winsmsn. SIintIn capt. Ansel O.. to Fort d. A.
Russell - - -
cregor. First Lieut.. Thomas. to Preside Of
"ntit little. FIRST Lieut.. seiby F., to Fort Sam
Houston. -. ...,r,,,.
Mcmillan. Major Donald r., 70 NoRaies.
Ackerson Capt. Martin. 10 Iowa City.
chase, Capt Albert c.. 20 So. Paul.
Chester. Capt. Einnr w, 10 Boston
Rowland, Capt. William A. to Fort Nc
phInnSy. Cant. Archie T.. 10 Syracuse
Potter. First Lieut.. Mark NJ, to washing
ton.
INV MEDICAL CORPS.
Tyms. Capt Francis G.. 90 Washington
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Bellcr. Major John e.. TO Watertown Ar
QtfARTERMAsTER's CORPS.
Greene. Capt. Clarence H., 10 Washington.
Parker Capt. Arthur W.. to Fort Bonja-
min Harrison.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
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Continued from Preceding Page.

bowsprit broken off and fouled with anchor
nam; damage. II any. TO the Taylor not
Tug waltham. with . barges in tow. left
pne of the barges at anchor near Barnegat
pm the 18th. She anchored the other barge
n M tne lower bay and later picked up the the
r. noon 29th. both tug and barge signaling
Not under control
ASTORIA. Ore. May es-seven sailors were
killed and three firemen injured when strs
Welsh Prince (Br) and lowan coilided in the
Columbia River last night. (See news col
uinns.)
BOSTON. May 29-waterboat Libbie Purdy.
recently sold at Marshal sale to Joseph
Ross, has been resod on private terms TO
Howard Rodgate OF Commercial Wharf
tanks capable OF holding 10000 ganons OF
water.
Tug Roger Williams. towing harges Beech
wood and Passaic. from Norfolk for New
york, with about 1.i5O tons of coal each.
lost both barges yesterday IL miles south
oil Fenwick Island lightship in gale: all
hands rescued: believed cargoes of coal fully
insured and only small insurance On barges.
NORFOLK. Va. May 29-Fishing str Eliz-
abeth NJ Froelich arrived here with propeller
Schr Mary f Barrett completed repairs To-
day, having been damaged in collision with
tug Columbia; schooner expected to sail to-
morrow.
PORTLAND. Ore. May 22-wireless mes
sage received to-day states ship Berlin. be-
fore reported ashore. on Ugaguk Flats,
Alaska, will be total loss.
PHILADELPHIA. May 27-T II Warren &
90 have sold 1850 tons of-coal cargo OF
schr Esther K to the Dupont Nemours Co
for their paint plant on the Schuylkin River;
lire damaged vessel and IL will be NECESSARY
to make repairs before another voyage.
In the case of collision between strs II i
Alexander and Andree (Br) II is stated that
the case will be settled out of court Divers
and wreekers at work on the Andree and
dischargng the dry cargo into lighters;
VIII be completed in about three weeks; the
Andree was insured by London Salvage As
sociation and IL ~ said the same company
wrote about so per cent of insurance for
the Alexander; bids for repairing the Andree
viii be asked as soon as full damage re-
ported by wreckers; 1t has been found neces-
sary to replace 27 plates Instead of 10 on
bow of the Alexander; she Is repairing
at the Sun Shipyards Chester, ID the work
IS expected to be completed on Tuesday
Wednesday of next week. and vessel will
then sai for New York to embark passen-
gers and load cargo for Pacific coast ports
and the Hawaiian Islands.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30

Dublin: Orthia CBr). Avonmouth; Monte
yuma tBr). West indies; Millpooi sBr9
CNor). Havre: Bowie (Br). Liverpool; Ca
nopic tBr). do; corscan,- tBr), Glasgow.
Sailed 10th. str Cairngowan (Br), Newcas-
MuRoRAN. May 25-sailed. str Lisbon
Maru (Jao). New York.
NAPLES, May 25-sailed. str Giuseppe
NIoUERo, May 22-Arrived. str Santiago.
NUEViTAs. May 2e--sailed. str cauto,
-'fW PALERMo. emo May >21-Arrived. str Asia
(Br) New York; via Providence.
Sailed 26th, str Moncensio CitaD' New
PARA. May ee-sailcd. str Michael tBr',
New York.
tBr), from Calcutta for Boston and New
ishi PLYMOUTH. May 2s-Arrived. str Amer
@f; PoRT isT" ANTONIO. May 2o~Arrived. S,r
Bowden (Nor). Baltimore. 90 -
PUERTO DARRIos, May 2s-Arrived. str
PoRT swETTENIIAM. May 26-sailed. str
Diana Dollar Cfrom Manila). New York.
PUERTO CAsTILLA. May 2o-Arrived. str
oUEENsToWN. May 2s--Arrlved. str Hec-
tor (Br), Seattle for Liverpool
Sailed oath. PM, str Haverford (Br)
Boston and Philadelphia.
ROTTERDAM. May 25-Arrived. strs West
ern Plains, Boston: 27th. Boutwell, (Br)'
Sailed 25th, strs Ala, New York; Knock
ficrna C8r). Wabana: oTth. Eastern I'm
porter, New York; Lord strathcona CBo
Sailed a7th. strs waxahache. Galveston;
2Sth. Batsford (Brl. Montreal.
RoUEN. May 2i-Arrived. str Brameil
ST JOHN. NIB. May 2s--Arrived, sehr Ada
A Mcintyre (Br). Grand Manan (after hav-
ing been ashore at North Head.
SAGUA. May 27-Arrived. ctr Plainfieid
SANTIAGO
sANTANDER. May 2i-Arrived, str Flo
rnda (Sp). New York.
SANTIAGO. May 26-Arriyed. str Lake
Gaisteo Naval Station.
sTAVANGER. May 2i-sailed. str Louis
lana (Nor). Boston.
sUEZ May 26--Arrived. etrs Arcturus, Cal
cutta &C, for New York and Philadelphia
sumatra Maru (Jap). Calcutta for New
SUNDERLAND. May 27-sailed.. str Ell.
TELA, May 27-Arrived. str cartago.- criz-
tohal.
TSINGTAO. May 27-Arrlved. str Hektor
(Nor) Portland, Ore.
VANCOUVER, BIC. May 2o-Arrived. str
AgwlSta55 Mstanzss nth strs Canadian relshter
(Br), Kobe: Canadian Importer (Br), sgd
ney: Agwistar. Matanzas.
Arrived 29th, strs Agnes Dollar (BD. Ia
vana: Andrea Luckenbach. Seattle.
Sailed 29th. str San JOAQUIN (Nor). San
VERA CRUZ. May 2s-sailed. str Monte
rey. New York via Progreso and Havana
VICTORIA Be, May 2S-Arrived, str Ca
madam Freighter tBrl. Kobe. &c.
Sailed 2sth. str KaIkyyu Maru Jap,
YOKOHAMA. May 26-salled. strs Dewey
(from Hong Kong. San Francisco; korea
Maru (Jap). from do for do.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
News Of the Real Estate World
LOT BUYING FEATURES
TRADING IN SUBURBS

L. S. and S. F. Voss have sold for
Hewlett Bay Company to Edward ).
Paine. two acres of land in Hewlett
Bay Park, Hewlett, l.. l.; TO $. Mortimer
Ward, Jr., two acres of land; for George
Yung residence on ConSlin avenue.
Woodmere. L. l.. to Thomas ]. Davis;
for Charles K. Price a plot of ground
on Clark place. Woodmere, to Stoddard
Hoffman: for the Norumbega Company
a residence in their development at VAL
ley Stream, l.. L., to Ernest Brewer, who
will improve with residence and
garage; for George d. Yoemans, three
acres of land in Hewlett Bay Park, to
William T.. Taylor. who will improve
for his own occupancy. The same bro
kers leased for, Allen S. Brewer, his
residence on Allen Lane. Woodmere. l..
T., to j. L. Lancaster of this city;.
for Miss Susan j. Dawson, two resi-
dences on Dawson avenue, East Rock
away, J.. J.. one to Robert p. Burr of
Lawrence, l.. l., and the other to James
w. Greaves. Jr., of this city; for Dallas
Brewer, residence on West Broadway,
Hewlett, L. l., to Walter S. Logan of
Washington, d. c.. for Howard A. Dar-
rim, residence on Burton avenue, Wood
mere. l.. l.. to William Demuth of this
city; for Roderic Barnes. residence IN
Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett, l.. J., TO
Mrs. j. Donald of this city: for NJ.
Morgenthau. residence on Woodmere
Boulevard. Woodmere. l.. l.. to Jacob
Ginsberg of this city; for the Vision
Realty Company. drug store on corner
OF Broadway and Franklin avenue, Hew-
lett. J.. l.. to Hewlett Pharmacy. and
for 5. r.. Cohen, residence on Club Drive,
Woodmere, l.. L., TO Louis Israelson Of
this city.
r. Il. Ragette of Mount Vernon has
sold for Edwin Franklin frost and Susie
Wright frost, 2ls North Sixth avenue, a
two family dwelling to Anna A. Peter
son; for p. j. Jerome in conjunction
with c. S. Mcclellan & Co., a two fam
ily dwelling at 325 Highland avenue.
The property was held at $l7500. The
same broker sold for the estate of John
Siciliano, the business building at 80
Main street. Tuckahoe.
Prince & Ripley have sold for the
Dobbs Ferry Land and Improvement
Company, three lots on Saranac street,
Ardsley Park. and for Cornelius b. Fish
tract of land on Ontario and Seneca
streets to Malcolm NJ. Roy of this city.
The same brokers sold for the Gedney
Farm Company. Inc, parcel involving
! two and half lots, to NJ Mark, ad-
| joining his present property.
George Howe has sold additional land
at Larchmont Gardens, n. Y, to owners
of adjoining properties as follows: On
Harmon Drive to Richard w. Hill. on
West Broolside Drive to Allen c. Scism
and on Valley Stream road to May
Moulton
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
RENTALS At FAR RocKAwAY.

Lewis IT, May Company leased the
following cottages: At Far Rockaway'
L. l.. for S. J. Mott on Forest avenue
to Leon Forst; for II. ID Adriance, on
Forest avenue, TO Emanuel Grossman
for Clarence Erdwarm on Healy avenue
to Joaquin Frank; for George V. Az
new. on Prospect street, TO Maurice
Lehman: for William IL. Luce, on
Broadway. TO Nellie Ferrill; FOR NJ. sha-
piro. on Mckinley avenue. to n. NJ,
Schlossheimer. At Edgemere. l.. J., for
Cornelius ]. Barry. on Napier avenue. TO
Herman Nelson for Lorraine r. and c.
Company. on Rochester avenue. TO Mrs.
4. Glase for Superior Home Company
on Columbus avenue. TO s. Heyman Tor
u. II. Ratzkin. on B Thirty-sixth street
10 Henry Amster.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
BUYERS WILL IMPROVE
OLD NEWARK PARCELS

The old buildings at 23l-2S5 Market
street. Newark, n. j., extending from
the corner of Mulberry street TO the
Central Methodist Episcopal Church and
having frontage on Mulberry street
Of ITO feet has been sold by the Chelsea
Securities and Investment Company to
the Federal Finance Corporation. The
property is one of the few remaining
landmarks of old Newark. 1t was once
owned by the huffman estate and was
occupied for many years by Winkler &
Navatier. candy retailers. The leases
expire in about one year. after which
the old buildings will be demolished and
a modern structure will be erected on
the site. The properties were held at
s3Oo,0oO. Contracts for the purchase
were signed yesterday in the office of
Jacob L. Newman. attorney Joseph
L. Feibleman & Co. represented the
sellers.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
ISLAND PARK PLOTS
ARE 20 PER CENT. SOLD

At Island Park. Long Beach. the sale
OF which began on Saturday, about 70
per cent Of the property Immediately
available for building has been sold.
Louis Bossert & Sons acquired a num-
ber of lots and they announce that they
will erect fifty bungalows to be ready
for occupancy early this summer. The
northwest corner of Long Beach road
and Marina road was sold to Louis
Katz for stores and apartments. A CO.
operative colony of hundred people,
represented by A. III. Parsons of Rock
Vile Center. has undertaken the pur-
chase and development of tract of
waterfront for bungalows.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
AR CHITECT PURCHASES
EAST 64TH ST. HOUSE
Old House on w. IIth Street
Sold by Flagg Estate.

William B. May & Co. sold for Will
lam T. Hardenbergh a four story
dwelling. 20xl00. at 10 East Sixty-fourth
street. The purchaser. a prominent
architect, will rebuild for his own oc-
cupancy. The property was held at
SIS, 900 and sold for all cash.
Van Vliet & Place sold for the es-
tate OF Sarah f. Flagg the three story
dwelling at 81 West Eleventh street,
This property has been in the hands
of the agents for more than fifty years,
and was formerly occupied by George
II. Purcer.. one of the city commits
sioners. The same brokers recently sold
II and 43 West Eleventh street.
Shaw, Rockwell e. Sanford sold for
w. L. Morgan 16 Hamilton Terrace. a
three story dwelling. l6xl0O.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
Bronx Transfer Deals.

Alexander Henschel sold 31S East
197th street 75x120, a. three story frame
dwelling with twenty rooms and twosso
car garage for tho Adams estate taelt
Dominick Palazzo for occupancy. ltAr
was held at s2s,000. 'i
Emma E. Wolf sold to Daniel Houlihan1eS
the property 75.9x100x irregular. on ths sf'
northeast side of Mosholu PARKWAY -
North. 1888 feet southeast OF Jerome;i'f
avenue.
The Real Estate Mortgage Company5<2
of New Jersey sold to Esther Seittmans~
the six story apartment 56.5xss.1ox ir-4
regular. at the northwest corner OF Frees 8.
man street. extending through West a.
Farms road and to Longfellow avenue >s'f
Theodore Neckles sold to Stefanas =
Pernice the three story house. 3l.6x1Ooaoa
"a Is1st street r' ~ .asT
c. William Widmayer sold to jacob 9a
Rosen a five story apartment, 5O.1Oxi
ss3x irregular. at 1909 wilkins avenue. s'S
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
MARKET NEWS pnIEr.

I. b. Wakcman was the broker In
the recently reported sale of the Buck
ingham and Hazleton Court apart
ments at S0s9 to 3103 Broadway, for
the Realty Securities. Inc. which held
the property at s650.000.
Tho next monthly meeting OF the
Building Managers and Owners Asso-
citation will be held on Tuesday after
neon, June 18th in 220 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
SELLS FIFTY AisvERNE LOTS.

Bryan i. Kennedy, Inc.' offered AT
auction fifty lots at Arverne- by -the-Sea
last Saturday. over 200 attended tne
colo and the bidding was so brisk that
the entire tract was sold in forty-five
minutes. The purchasers were evenly
divided between Greater New York ana
Tho Immediate neighborhood, and the
total sales were sis.7I5.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
PHARMACY COLLEGE IN DEAL.

The College of Pharmacy OF the City
of New York, at 115 and i19 West Sixty
eighth street purchased from the III
West Slxty-eighth Corporation the lot.
25x100.5. adjoining its quarters on the
east. and giving Il control OF a street
frontage OF 100 feet.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
STATEN ISLAND MARKET.

4. +. Mathews sold for the New York
Housing Company 504 Oakland avenue,
West New Brighton, two family build
ing and garage. to Joseph i. Fulton. and
TO Edward IL. Rice two one family
houses at 503 and sos Oakland avenue,
West New Brighton.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
LEASE IN L. ]. CITY.

William II. Murphy, with William d.
Bloodgood g. Co., leased one story fac
tory building containing 10000 square
feet on the east side OF Buckley
street. 95 feet north OF Queens Boule-
ward. Long Island City, for the w. II. NJ
Company to the Solvent Renovating
Automobile Company.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
100000 FLAT ON
PARK AVENUE SOLD
II. c. Mathews Buys Tall
Z Apartment Near seth St.;
Other Multifamily Deals.

The fourteen story apartment house
built last year. at 1049 Park avenue, be-
tween Eighty-sixth and Eighty
streets, has been sold by the Aelred
Realty Company. Mrs. X. H. Abbott
president, to Harold c. Mathews. The
holding price was in the neighborhood
of $1,000.000. The property has an an
nual rent roll of about $154,0O0. Pease
& Elliman were the brokers.
The property occupies plot SIX
1920. Among the present tenants are
William NJ Evarts, Henry ID. Cruik-
shank, Frederick r. Busll and T, Charles
FarrelIy. Mr.. Mathews owns large
number OF upper East Side residential
and business properties.
George S. Runk and Louis II. Iocher
sold 6S East Ninety-fourth street. a
five story ten family apartment house,
opposite the Squadron A. Armory, and
having a frontage of twenty-five feet.
The property has been held by the Sarah
Spencer estate since 1895, and was
valued at $4,000.
| The six story apartment and stores
at the southeast corner of 1d0th street
and Eighth avenue. which was recently
sold by the Bauman estate to solomon
Fromm was resold to j. Greenbaum and
S. Zlotolow of Brooklyn. Samuel klasky.
who sold the parcel to Mr.. Fromin, was
the broker III the second SALE
Ridge street Loft Sold.
Samuel Cowen sold the six loft build
ing. at 10 Ridge street, 225x100. to j..
Houge. The New York Kindergarten AS
sociation is the owner OF record OF the
property at that address,
/ Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
Bertha Rembaugh sold to Pierce
Brennan four story building and
Ave story stable, 50x1Oo. at AZ and Az
| Monroe street.
israel Levy sold to Paul Tocchi a
three story stable, 24.6x10, at the
northwest corner of Minetta lane and
| Macdougal street.
Frances Sullivan sold to the Fort
Greene Butcher Fixture Company four
story store tenement. 20xS0, at sos First
avenue. north of Forty-fifth street.
| Joseph Steibler sold to Charlotte
Sandstrom and Charlotte samuelson O
three story dwelling, 16.Sx102.2, at az
East Seventy-second street
Gomez Il. Whitfield sold to the Direct
Leasing Corporation three story
dwelling, 17xs9.11, at 125 west lSlst
street.
Louis Cohn sold to Irving J. Abrams
a three story dwelling. 16x100.l H.. at Ga
West 18th street.
Plan West Side Factory.
Plans were filed yesterday for a nine
story factory, 69x95, at LAG to 100 west
Twenty sixth street for Z. Glaser'
| springsteen & Goldhammer, architects,
| estimate the cost at s350.0oo.
miscellaneous Leases.
| Cross & Brown Company rented lott
! in 632 Broadway to Waikiki Hat Works
who will use this floor in connection
with two other floors they occupy III
the building, making total OF So,g0o
square feet The same brokers aiso
rented the first loft in % West fourth
/ street 10 Rudin & Epstein: loft In 40
West Fourth street to Dubilier Con-
denser & Radio Corporation
Cross & Brown Company leased an
oe,ca in the Fisk Building. Fifty-sev-
enth street and Broadway. to Joseph
Bernhart. radio apparatus and auto
mobile accessories.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICA, at Plymouth 2Sth.
ASIA (Fr), at Palermo 21st.
CARMANIA (Brl. at Liverpool 9th.
COLOMBO lItaD, passed Gibraltar 2Ith.
OSCAR II. (Dan). at Christiansand 2Sth.
ORBITA tBr), at Hamburg 2Jth.
PRESIDENT HAYES, at Manila 27th.
PRESIDENT VAN BUREN. at London 2It
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
Brooklyn-saie Or Let.
LOOK THIS OVER
oueen~-Sale OF Let.

Must sell .hIs attractive corner house, g
rooms. bath, glass enelosed porch. paruuets
floors. tile bath, electric lights, steam heat.
worth Sil 900; II sold at once win take.
$4,000; tax exemption saves S.750: easy,
terms 20 good family. Take Culver line IL
20 isth Ave. walk 70 5ist 81, Apply rhomp-'
son. 1919 a1Et ST. =
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
other Sales in the Borough.

Patrick Holland and Edwin Wood sold
the dwelling at 40 Alexander avenue
for Katie Rath of Essen. Germany, to
Marguerite c. Scott of New Haven,
Conn.
Nehring Brothers sold for Castor
Scherer of Newton, Mass, the three two
family dwellings, 1854 and 355S Willett
avenue, 1O0x95. near Gunhill road. ~
Alfred, l.. Doyle sold for Arthur NJ,
May two lots on Newton avenue, near
Mosholu avenue. to the John ]. Kennedy
Building Corporation. which will erect
dwellings
Michael Retzker resold the apartment
house at ,9S1 and 9S5 East 176th street
to Leo Abraham. J. NJ. Kronenberger
was the broker.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

KOREA MARU Gap. from Yokohama 26th
for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Malba-on-Sound,- Whitestone

New stucco house . rooms. baths. fauniof
dry optenGion . porches end garage: besu.r'
uful location; golf tennis club minutes L
watk: station 10 minutes. - minutes 10
Penn station, 30 minutes motor 10 10th 81
bridge through Flushing 10 Sound best rcsi-
yantaees: cannot be eouailed; seen any tinie
Malha Drive and ith Ave. uNNpS. Flush ~
ing 331i-R. = !
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
Operators Buy View Flat.

Charles w; Wynne and Louis Fl. Low.
operators. have purchased from the
Bame Company, who built the property
1858 Bathgate avenue, a six story I
apartment house. 42x112. adjoining
166th street. The property contains
thirty apartments of three and fouf'
rooms each and was held at $4,000. j.
M Kronenberger was the broker. N1A
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
BIG FLATS PLANNED
BY BRONX BUILDERS
Theater 10 Be Erected at Cor-5l
ner of Burnside and Harrison
Aves.; Trading, Is Light.

The following plans for apartments Z
houses and a theater were filed yester-
day in the Building Department of the
Borough OF The Bronx: Dawson ave-
nue., southeast corner Buchanan place,
six story apartment 1oOx1O5; Kroog
Holding Company owner; John F.
Kroog. 1886 Decatur avenue. president :.
Charles Kreymborg, architect; s225,O0o-r
Burnside avenue, northwest corner :,
Harrison avenue j. one story brick. thea. a.
ter and stores, 1s6.7Qx13s; 17sd Street :
Realty Corporation. 37o East 14sth :.
street, owner: MargoR & Glaser, archi-- :
tects: $50 900.
Shakespeare avenue. east side; 200 feet
north OF Jessup place; five story apart-.ti
ment: Falmoe Realty. Corporatlon-g
owner Thomas F.. McCaul. 203 West
Thirty-second street, president ; John 7. -
Boyland, architect: $4,000: %
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
To Build see5,ooo Apartment.

Robert and. ]. r. Foley, were the. y
brokers who cold the lot, 100xi05, at
Dawson avenue and Buchanan place ta-@e
+. Kroog, who contemplates the erection5oi
OF an APARTMENT house at an estimateds 81
cost OF s225000. Charles Kreymborg 10. !.
the architect iH
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
Army Orders
Special Dispatch 20 THE Nrw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., NAV 90

ThcHc army orders have boon made public
These officers arc detailed MS military at
fnches to American Legation at Copenhagen
Fottlois Major Benjamin H.. Gelner Mnto
Harold Loustalot, Major Albert L.: Smith.
Capt Truman.
CAVALRY.
Hathaway, Lieut.. Col. G. Emery; Make,
The New York herald., 1922-05-30
PLAN west Side Tactory.

Plans were fled yesterday for a nine
story factory. 69x9S, at LAG TO lou west
Twenty sixth street for I. Giaser'
springsteen & Goldhammer architeclS'
estimate the cost at S350.O0o y
The New York herald., 1922-05-30

ANDERSON, oiaf-P. Canzano ct
al. May "a. 1922. 22................ $3.50.
The New York herald., 1922-05-30

GTIZLER, Gussie--L. Pallowitz;
March Z. 1921. 21................... S341.20
l9@s"S People. &C.. I Sept. 8. 1916. 10000
STEENEcK, william--H. r. Dakin:
1--WE. Albert E-r'leischman Con-
striiction Co.; May II. 1922. .... 1,350.05
HOWE, Charles TIE. w. Blasius;
April IA, 1922 (vacated) ......... 673.SS
s. Il. PENICIl & CO.--American
Over Orient Trading Corp. May
49, 1929 b4f.16
o.'1iSi q. iSa2 o ..rp........,.......... ioo772
I. ios2,i ..''...................... 1.4s5.77
LOWE Albert E.--T'ielschman Con-
struction Co.. May IL. 1922. ...... 1,3J0.2a
ATLANTIC REALTY CO.-E. Bech-
fnid': May 90. 1922 2o............... $3.50
STATES MARINE AND CONNER t-
CIAL CO.. 1NC.-Marglnal Dock
Co. Inc. April 80. 1921 (re-
versed) ..................... 2,'sv..l
tOHANNSE.N. John t.. and Emit
Anderson-L. Giickman ot al;
May o. 1929. 2...............-..... 3Il.41
BRONX.
ANDERSON, Olaf-P. Canzano ct
al. May "a. 1922. ............... s2.75o.o0
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