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The New York herald., 1922-11-16
MEMPHIS GAS CONCERN
SOLD FOR $4,000, 900
NeW York Man Buys Prop
critics at Auction.

Special Dispatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
MnMPHIs, Tenn, Nov. 15.-The prop
critics OF the Memphis Gas and Electric
Company were sold at auction to-day
for sl0.000,000. Creditors holding claims
for approximately s12.5oo.ooO made the
purchase, being represented by +. b
Odlum OF New York. The sale followed
the adoption OF a city ordinance author
izing the transfer and its confirmation
will end receivership.
The new concern will be ready to take
over and operate the company by Janu-
airy l. The new owners are pledged %
spend s2,000,000 in improvements within
eighteen months.
III. G. Abel of New York will head the
Memphis Light and Power Company and
will direct operations.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Meister Builders. Inc. have sold 10 L.
Bunnd 1890 Eighty-sixth street. n one
story dwelling and store. fS.4xsO. Mat
richano & Pisanl were the brokers. The
operators also purchased from Elias Ro-
cen 13l5-1329 Seysnty-sixth street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth ave-
nues six two family brick houses with
garages. 25xio0 each excepting the firs,
and last houses which are on a plot COX
100 each. They we're held at 100000.
A. Fumigali was tho broker.
Pierrepont Davenport, as broker, sold
the building at 147 Monroe street for the
Bradley estate 10 a client for occupancy.
A client Of George J. Taper has pur-
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
Fire Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDER NO. eoe.

J. The members OF the Department Band
and Bugle and Drum Corps win be directed
10 report TO Engineer OF steamer John n.
Schuher. at the Twelfth Regiment Armory.
Columbus avenue and Sixty second street.
Manhattan. at 10 A. NJ. Friday. November
II. 1922 for practice.
II. Special leaves OF absence are hereby
granted TO the following members OF the
department:
Lieut.. Gustav r.. Mole, Engine Co. So. for
hours. from p. NJ. November 20. 1922
Fireman LIST grade Martin S. Shields. En-
gine Co. %. for hours. from a. NJ. No
yember IS, 1922 Fireman 1st grade FLOYD
Stickels, II. & l.. Co. la, for hours. from
A. NJ. November IS, 1922. Fireman ID
grade Frederick l.. Holdman. Engine 20.
a. for Is hours. from r. NJ, November
49, 1922. Fireman I'd grade John J. Holmes
Engine Co. SO. for 10 hours, from o p. NJ.
November II. 1922. Fireman 4th grade
George 8. Fischer, Engine Co. 240 for five
days. from 8 A. NJ. November 10. 1929.
BY Order of the
Deputy and Acting Fire Commissioner.
JOHN KENLON.
Chief of Department.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16

September So 1922. to II p M. October T.
ls2s John ). Lyons, Soth pFseincf, from ? :la
y. NJ, September y, leae Curing disability.
4. ~. August %. 1922. 10 ~ p. II. ssptsn-
George 3. Merz. 5sd precinct. from 70
4. ~, september 20. 1921. during .disabillty
Z y. s.p,s@ssri L. H. iia4s. during disasliitS.
\ NJ. August ~. ioss. 10 ssf Z d IT., ssp,su, @
6er or 2 lesa IoseRh RYAN. 72a precinct. from
October :, s iS2s. John 7' II i' Matthew. II " 7sl
precinct. from is so A. III. September "a
s. The following member. OF o. IN. fore.
having been tried On charges before q Dep.
uty Commissions Tines are hereby Imposed
% indcatd:
PArRoLMEN.
Gis5n Stephen 4. Lawless Shield 10.
lO24l. 23d precinct September GD absent
from post, seen coming from former liquor
saloon. - no permission; CD no entry
Q1s6D James Cudmore, Shield No 1859,
e3d precinct (two charges) lisis) August
burglary, two days August 10, did not prop
eriy patrol posts and could not be found
Gil4s) John ~ Mccarthy. shield 10.
9T33 23d precinct July 81. absent from as
sisnmant, lettering and apparently N eon.
versatlon With another patrolman twelve
iii5ssi Waiter liter stephens. shield No so5l,
2id preclnet (two 1880, eharsssl, August ,,
ala not properly patrol post and could not
DO found thereon one hour. one day August
s, absent from outgoing rolicah and patrol
duty fifty-flve minutes. one day.
g. Suspended from duty without pay
PATROLMEN.
Christopher Tuners. Shield No. 1906, iisth
precinct, 70 take effect II 40 p. NJ; Noyen1-
ber "A, 1922. James Kent, Shield No. '2s0'
traffic precinct y, 10 take effect 3;45 p NJ
November "a, 1922.
:. The following deaths are reported;
DEPUTY INSPECTOR.
James T. Shaw First Inspection district,
died at S:3T j.. NJ. November IS. 1922 az
Mount Sinai Hospital from natural causes
Funeral from Sheehey e. Sullivan's funeral
parlors, 1887 ST. Nicholas avenue, Manhsi-
tan, az 10 a. NJ, November II, 1922. Inter
rnent Calvary Cemetery.
RETIRED PATROLMAN
Henry Il. Hargrove formerly attached to
the 35th precinct died at 4 A. NJ, Noyem-
ber -. 1922. a. his residence, 1921 First
avenue. Manhattan, from natural causes.
Funeral from, his late residence at 10 A, NJ,
November l6. 1922. Interment Calvary Gem
etery. RICHARD II. ENHlGHI,
Police Commissioner
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,arls, HartwiE. s.; Robert Mcouinna.s. 81

Charles Hartwig. s2s Robert Mc9uinness, 81
John II. Schultz. "a; Howard y sager, o.
Patrick Clancy. 1O5; Samuel II. De Clue
lIs; Walter T. Menke, Headquarters Division.
From commands indicated TO Ninth inspec-
tion district, 10 duty IN raided premises;
s3 Leighton Baker, IS; Charles Orr. Head
quarters Division; William stelger So. John
J. Joyce, ss; Charles o'Rourke, Hsadauar-
From precincts Indicated 10 motorcycles
squad No. /, with bicycles;
John Harten, 40: Charles r. gsaeh. s9'
George ID. Hammond, Jr., 20; william r.
Shaughnessy, AZ Frank Lisa. il2i Easene
Mcclure. so; Frank L. Lauteroorn, ~
Layid Lana, 7S; Joseph A. Beddy' III: David
F'rsal pfecinc,s Indicated 10 Headquarters
Division. to duty in bureau OF equipment;
Daniel +: Murphy. "a; Christopher j.
From precincts indicated TO headquarters
division. TO duty in office o. sPseisl Deputy
Patrick Monahan, IS Charles Il. foye, III.
POLICEwoMAN.
Philippine A. popf. headquarters division.
special duty division. TO gSd precinct, from
0 p. NJ. November IA, 1922, during absence
" spTSe pTISs following G 'E leaves Of absence are
authorized (wlth full pay)
INSPECTOR.
william A. Bailey. 7th inspection district,
for ten days, from s a. NJ. November ~.
1922 10 be deducted fIom vacation.
IAlIkOl<AiN-.N+
Without pay-Felix !. Ruggierl I'D pre-
cinct. for three days. from 2. NJ. Novem-
ber 81, 1922; James Kane 26th precinct, for
one day. from =. NJ, November 10. 1922 /;
George Bingham. 2sth precinct. for five days,
from S A. NJ, November 20. 1922 Charles
w. Voelpel, Goth precinct, for five days. from
4 p. NJ. November IS. 1922 william G;
Ryan, SD precinct, for one day. from )
A. NJ. November II. 1922; George #, Tolson.
s9th precinct. for four days, from p. M
November %, 1922; Edward Gibbons. 94th
precinct. for five days, from A. NJ. No
vember Is. 1922.
4-The following applications for fun pay
while on sick report are approved
PATROLMEN.
John J. Mclaughlin. 2sth precinct. from
1910 A. NJ. October 9, 1922. 10 IL p. NJ,
October :. 1922; Hugo Noack, 3Sd precinct,
from 2:55 p. NJ, October 3. 1922. during
disability John Quinn. 37th precinct, from
$40 A. NJ. September 10, 1922, TO IL noon,
September 10. 1922; Ernest w. Brender. 43d
precinct from 10:50 p. NJ, September II,
i922 during disability. Emil Probe. 49th
precinct, from 10:45 A. NJ. August so, 1922
10 i2 noon. September 6. 1922: James r. q.
Eichler. 4sth precinct. from s;s5 p NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
SPECIAL AUCTION RESULTS.

The results OF the special auction. held
yesterday by Bryan l.. Kennedy, Inc,
southwest corner OF Mitchell avenue
and Thirty-third street. Flushing, was
sold to A. zarick for 81 800. Charles
Lowe purchased the four story store
and loft. % East Twentieth street. for
$4,000. The southwest corner of Ocean
Parkway and Johnsons Lane. a 2h
story frame hotel, went TO Isidore Po-
seti for si9.7Jo.
John j. Campbell purchased two va
cant lots on the west sde of Broadway.
81 feet north Of West c56th street, for
s2,4tO each Two lots on the east side
Of Mclean avenue. Yonkers, were sold
to Meyer Singer for $3.50 each.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE.

City.
aSTH T.-23 r. 1oz2t. Reason
able. Apply room i@Ja' prem
Tres.
4oD sT.-aoS w. Attractive. Ren-
sonabls. Apply Or. Gross. prem
ises.
f2D ST.--22o w. Furnished
Reasonable. Apply suite 1916
premises.
AID sT.-Madison av., 1900 It.
Reasonable. Apply Spyr g. Co..
507 9th av.
l3D sT.-vanderbilt az. Reason
able rental. Apply NanaeroilI
Avenue Building. 81 z. 42d ST.
47TH sT-9 z. 25Ii5. Reason
able. Apply Kipling. Ltd.' prem
ises.
9TH STD z. slE11s. Reason
able. Apply Kipling. Ltd. prem
lses.
4orT ST. W. Parlor floor. sx
-. Reasonable. Apply premises.
Phone Vanderbilt 1851.
54TH sT.-c43 W. Furnished.
Reasonable. Phone MI. sen
wartz. 1861 Circle.
7aD ST.-i33 w. Physician or
dentlst. Reasonable. Apply
Ciuny, Professional Bldg, prem
ises.
BEEKAfAN sT.-s (Attrsetivsl.
Reasonable. Apply room OoS'
premises.
BROAD sT.--5o. Furnished. Rea-
sonable. Apply room. 1853 prem
ises.
BRoADwAY-2fst ST. 1175 50. II.
reasonable. Apply s20 Broad
way, room 1908.
BROADWAY - 1913. Furnished.
Reasonable. Apply A. Il. Car
son. room 500 premises.
BRoADWAY-2 (attractivo).
s25. Apply room 2i0. premises.
BRoADWAY-2e (sttractlve).
Rea sonablo rental. Apply Lubin,
room S23. premises.
BROADWAY - 1874. Furnished.
$50. Apply room 7o7. premises.
FIFTH AV.-43d ST. (Zeiglsr
Bldg. Reasonable. Park Av.
Operating Co.. b12 Fifth Az.
FIFTH Av.-7e. 500 go. IT. Res-
sonabie. VIM. S. Sussman Co.,
800 Madison Av.
Flf"TH ANs-DVt-olA. ithHOuAui'
rental. Apply room 2ii. prem
iSes.
FIFTH Av.-5oo. Attractive. Res-
sonable. Phone Mr.. Marschat,
Bowling Green 922o.
FIFTH Av.-505. Private. Res-
sonable. Apply room T02, prem
lse@.
FIFTH Av.-5o7. Dental office.
Reasonable. Apply room 6ol,
premises.
MADISON Av.-isi with living
qua rters). Reasonable. Apply
premises.
MADISON Av.--35o. $50 so II.
Reasonable rental. Phons Van
dcrbllt $500.
Park ROw--5s. $50 (privats Of
fice) Apply room 500, prem
iseS.
WHITEHALL STA Csouth Fer
~ Buiidinsl, Furnished. Rea-
sonable. Apply room BIZ, prem
iges
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
News Of the Real Estate World

chased the three family brick building
203 Lewis avenue.
William =. Jones sold for l.. p. Nc
Cullough to an investor five lots, look
100. southwest corner Twentieth avenue
and Sixty-eighth street also to the
same buyer the plot. 200 feet on the west
side of Twenty-first avenue and having
a depth OF 100 feet on both sides OF
Sixty-niith and Seventieth streets They
were held at $4,000.
Chanin Construction Company. Inc-
sold 20 the Mechanics Developing Corpo-
ration, fourteen lots on the north side
OF Fortleth street and ten lots on the
south side of Fortieth street. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth avenues on
which twelve four family brick houses
are being erected.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
TO RETIRE $2,1Oo,7OO STOCK.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
DETROIT, Nov. 15.-The Continental
Motors Corporation issued a call to-day
for all its outstanding preferred stock.
which is said to be about S2,100. 700. to
be redeemed January 15 at 107 and ac-
crued interest.
The retirement OF the outstanding
preferred was part of a plan formu-
lated when stockholders authorized an
Increase In common stock from 1900, 900
par.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
Brooklyn.
DESK ROOM.
CIV.

NttNs
42D ST T.-5i y. Reasonable rem
tai. Apply Mr.. Campbell. room
us, premises.
l2D sT.-220 w. Reasonable rem
tai. Apply suite i4i6. premises.
Attn ST % =. 2sxi5. Reason
able. Apply Kipling. Ltd. prem
ises.
Attn sT.-o +. oisxis. Reason
able. Apply Kipling. Ltd, prem
ises.
BROADWAY ~ 1os. Reasonable
rental Apply A. 4. Carson.
room sos. premises
BROADwAY-2Oo. All facilities
So. Apply room 80, premises.
BROADWAY -- go. Attractive.
Reasonable rental Apply Lubin.
room S23. premises.
BEEKMAN sT.-5. Reasonabls
rental Apply room GO. prem
ises
FIFTH Av-30e-i1. Reasonsbis
rental. Apply room 2ii. prem
ises
FIFTH Av.-505. s. month. Ap-
ply room 100. premises.
FIFTH Av.--5o5. s. month. Ap-
ply room T02. premises.
MADISON AN.-35O. Reasonable
rental. Phone Vanderbilt SSp2
PARK ROW-sS. Reasonable ren-
tai. Apply room coo. premises.
WHITEHALL ST. .--s4. Reason
able rental. Apply room 3i2,
premises.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
SALES AT SPRINGFIELD, L. i.

W. H. Schabehorn OF Springfield. L. J.,
sold houses TO the following buyers
Henry ii. Hammond OF Woodmere, l..
J.; Mrs Edna Smith of Jamaica. l.. i.
Mrs Marie Tiedemann of Jamaica, L. l..
and lots on the Springfield Hillcrest de-
velopment to the following: Louis Rub
sanan of Union Course. l.. L.; Charles
Mastrola of Brooklyn John W. Shaw of
Brooklyn: John Dieges OF Lynbrook. l..
l.. and William Il. Corwin of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
Il. I. CITY FACTORY SOLD.

Leonard Morgan Company, Inc, sold
for Domestic Soap Manufacturing Com
pany the four story factory. lOOxlO0,
at 113 to 119 Sixth avenue, Long Island
City, to Phelps Holding Corporation.
The building was originally a public
school and was the first brick build
ing used for that purpose in Long
Island City. It was built in 1858.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
PLAN NINTH AVENUE HOTEL.
Lessees to Improve ChanIer Corner
mt 55th Street.

A tall bachelors hotel Is forecast for
the southeast corner of Ninth avenue
and Fifty-ffth street, which has Just
been leased by the Robert w. Chanler
estate to the Ninth Avenue and Fifty
fifth Street Corporation. Lee Kamioner
president.
The plot is improved with dwellings
fronting 1926 on the avenue and IT'S
feet on the street. The structures are
leased for about a year. When the
leases expire the new lessees plan to
erect the hotel. Their lease is for forty
two years at an aggregate rental of
81, 900, 900.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
CANDY co. LEASES ON B,wAr.

The Chain stores Department Of
Joseph J.. Day, Inc. leased store in III
broadway. near Cortlandt street, to the
Fanny Farmers Candy Shops. Inc.
which Is now operating forty-six stores
throughout the United States and Cam
Nda. Tho Day organization is exclusive
agent for the lcssees.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
MADISON AVENUE CORNER SOLD

John McAuiey of Day 6 Day. Inc.
sold for Joseph and Mary Billy the
northwest corner OF Madison avenue and
Seventy-fifth street two four story
buildings with three stores. The prop
erty was held at $4,000 and was
purchased by Theresa Reinhardt, an in
vestor. who gave in part payment $40
Convent avenue. four story brown
stone private house.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
spIRrTuALIsTs BUY HOME.

The first Splrltualist Church. which
was been worshiplng in Carnegie Hall,
has bought through Slawson Hobbs,
as brokers. for its homo the four story
building OF the Darrach Home for Grip
pied Children. at lis West i04th street
It occupies n lot. 25x100. located be-
tween Columbus and Amsterdam ave.
nues. Mrs. NJ. l.. Williams is pastor
OF the church.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
GARAGE ron EAST 18Th ST.

Harry Calm. operator and builder
purchased from Edward j. Schaeffier
the vacant plot, 125x100. on the south
side of Forty eighth street. $50 feet east
OF First avenue. Plans are Icing pre-
pared for flreproof garage building
for the site. George II. Janss was the
broker.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Les
Classified for Convenient Reference
Indicates Sale.
LOFTS & FLOOR SPACE.
T Indicates For Sale,

City.
1lTH ST.-ios W. $500 50, n.
Reasonable. Apply Max Gut
SCHNEIDER. premises.
2iST SIT w. s6oo-s2. 500
yearly. Apply Shsrum, 40
Broadway.
GATH ST.-l22 II. eoxso. Ss5-sl25.
Apply premises.
PATH ST.--i3i w. s6oo-s2. 500
yearly. Apply Sharum. ITO
Broadway.
37TH sT.-241-5 Cfron, part).
Reasonable. M. j. Muloueen.
POI broadway.
42D ST. MADISON Av. 1900
n. Reasonable. Spyr & Co,
J07 9Th Ave
l2D sT.-MADIsoN Av. f2.oooft.
Entire floors. Reasonable. Ap-
ply spyr q Co.. 5o7 9th Ave.
9TH sT.-9 L. 25xi5. Reason
able. Apply Kipling. Ltd. prem
ises.
i7TH- sT.-9 e. sla1is. Reason
able. Apply Kipling, Ltd. prem
iscs.
10TH ST. w. (psrlor ;loors)
90. Reasonable Apply prem
ises. Phone Vanderbilt 1854.
50TII ST.-3s +. Entire floor.
Reasonable. Apply premises.
ALL PARTS or MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. rutland 4
Benjamin. II T.. 4sth ST.
BROADWAY ST. i.f75 "a.
n. Reasonable. Apply 9c0
Broadway. Room 1905.
ffan saEsr,
5000 sa. n. Reasonable. Apply
Levin. premises.
CHARLES sT.-91 (cor. Bleecker
ST.. 2ixTo. Reasonable. Ad-
dress =. o. Box 50. Newburgh,
y. Y.
FIFTH Av.-12e. 81 .4oo-s5. 800.
Apply Sharum. 10 Broadway.
FIFTH Av.-fTo. o5xi0o. Rea-
sonablo. Apply Adams Co.
premises.
FOURTH Av.-ss4 C2e,h ST..
fOOx2oo Reasonable. Apply
Hess, a07 broadway.
GREENWICH sT.--56T Cground
floor. 20xT5. Reasonable. In
quire i26 King St. Phone Spring
s666.
MADISON Av.-sia. Sos month.
Apply MIR. Feldmar. Phone
Plaza 2363.
WARREN Sr.--ST. 1900 90. y.
(2). Reasonable. James 5.
Anderson Co., g. Nassau 81.
Brooklyn.
ATLANTIC Av.-12o3. ecxioo
Reasonable. Sterling Motor
Truck Co. premises. Decatur
1855.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
TO BUILD AT MALBA, l.. i.

Malba Estates Corporation, through
Champ & Dasey, sales directors, sold at
Malba on the Sound. L. l., a water front
building site, on Malba Drive, between
the residence of LIE Roy 7. Merkley and
Edwin II. Krom. TO a prominent New
Yorker. who is having plans prepared
by Palmer Rogers. architect. for an
Italian Renaissance residence.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
BUILDINGS.
CITY

53D sT. Ma w. b0xioo Reason
able. Apply premises. Phone
Circle TGto.
ALI. PARTS or MANHATTAN
Roa aonnhle rental. Huland &
BENJAMIN. "A y. 4Sth 81.
GREENwrCH ST. .---567 (cor. King
st.) 2OxT3. Reasonable Inquire
i26 King st. Phone Spring 5000
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
eIMnEL mos. IN LEASE.

Gimbel Brothers leased the six story
building. 507-5it West Twenty-sixth
street. containing approximately $4,000
square feet for storage purposes. Brady
& bowman, Inc. were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
EASEMENTS.
city.

24TH sT.--iei W. 2Sxiin. Reason
able. Apply sharum. 10 Broad
way.
24TH sT.-f22 II. 2ox3o. S55-si0o.
Apply premises.
aaD ST. Ma olson sv. -. 900 q.
Reasonable. Apply Rpyr 4 Co
5oI 9Th av.
9th sT.-5o ". 2ixiT. Reason
able. Apply Phone Bryant o@2G.
ESD sT.-5i2 w. 50xfOo. Reason
able. Apply premises. Phone
circle 1Gf0
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
IN THE AUCTION ROOM,
"a vescy street,.

"a Vesey street,.
BY Joseph i. Day.
114th St, $40 II, g. 200 II of I'd av. 25S
100.11. 4Nsty tnmt Metropolitan Savings
Bank against Ida Cooper ct al: a e. "
Hutchins. attys; amt due. Si1 $40 .45; taxes
&c, Si,f06.54; to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Samuel Marx.
i2eth st, 3o6 w. g, 125 II of sth av,
25xo9.ii, sty flat Stephen Long (exec)
against Morris Levine OF al; Smith, Weyn-
berg & Rich, attys: amt due $22, ,234.s2
taxes. &C., S2,4s2.o5; to Harry Il Regar
for $3T.6T7
BY I. Lincoln Seide Co.
Sd av, TAI. cor 46th st, 25.5xT5, stJ
tnmt and store; Thomas ReSan against
Thomas @ Mcfarland ct al; Herman c
Storck, atty: amt due. S9,Sss.So: taxes
&c, $50; prior mtge $2s. 900; TO the plaintiff
for S21 900.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
STUDIOS.
City

stTtf Sr -ii0 ". fAttractive)
Reasonable. Apply room 1904
premises.
MADISON Av.-lst oath 81. with
living uuarters) Reasonable
Apply premises.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
PLAN FLAT on HEIGHTS.

Plans have been fled for five story
apartment house. 1o0x1o9, at 25S to 264
Wadsworth avenue. for the Hudson
Builders Corporation. Springsteen Dc
Godhammer. architects, estimate the
cost at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
ON STATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius @. Kolff sold for Jessie
Northup two lots on North Burgher
aevnue, West New Brighton. to George
l.. Egbert of Tompkinsville.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
DEAL ON WEST ssTu STREET.

John Finch sold 262 West Thirty
eighth street. four story business build
ing 20.exss.9. for Henry o. Clauss. Jr.,
and Others
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
STORES.

PATH ST -i22 +. 20x30. s15-Sl0O.
Apply premises.
24TH 81. Isl w. 25xit0. Reeson-
able. Apply sharum, 40 Broad
way.
ALL PARTS or MANHATTAN--
Reasonable rental. Rutland a
BENJAMIN. if u. 4Sth -.
Bronx.
10TH ET.-Grand Concoufse.
Reasonable rental. Shaw. Rock
well q Sanford, 1872 Jerome av.
BURNSIDE AV.--Anthony az.
SBO-ss5. shaw. Rockwell a San
FORD, 1879 Jerome av.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
kyFLAMINGOsMss@|
~rLoaInks ropEAcsr nEsoRT HorEL ]

COME 20 Tampa. liisborough County, fior-
ida. Balmy weather. outdoor recreatons'
business and agricultural opportunities
Booklets on request. Tampa Board OF Iraue'
400 La Fayette ST.. Tampa, Fla.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW York
HERALD offers a real possibility o. re-
covering your lost property Telephone
advertisements 10 worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16

Advices from Detroit yesterday indi-
Gated that the Continental Motors has
called for payment on January 10 next
the entire outstanding preferred stock
at 107.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
FACTORY PROPERTIES.

city.
sgd ST. -2ii-G y. 1900 "a. n
Reasonable. Apply r. o. Ds
witt. 5i2 9TH Az
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
STORAGE SPACE.

City.
GCEENwICH ST.--rGT Ware
house. c0xTS Reasonable. In
ouire 100 King ST. r'hone Spring
SG0G.
The New York herald., 1922-11-16
CALL ny CONTINENTAL MOTORS

For Other Real Estate News SEQ Page "a
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
WHEN TIIE CRASH COMES IN
80 GERMANY

:, many conflicting stories are told
OF conditions IN GERMANY that the
,Iar.r,.f.r oI,rel,pd, Guardian sent
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tor an exhaustive study he IL writing
a ,cr,os Of letters to disc1os. the true
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q
Tt,s EurrI.b writer js confident
that the r,pnratio,s fixed nv the
Paris treaty are responsible for the
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The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
VI, Mr.r IISvE IInEEsTY


Twenty out Of thirty-eight postal
clerks convicted OF wholesale petty
robbery OF the mails at the Council
Bluffs transfer. were taken to tho At-
lantf renitentiary last and this week,
and the remainder win follow in the
nc>t few days. When they were taxi
On away thorc WAS much maudlin
sympathy expressed, especially for
thos' who were married and had fam
ilics.
Possibly these clerks in their whole
sale operations did not realize the
"normity Of their crimes for which
they are now In such serious trouble.
40 doubt they were respected citi-
2cns. They were willing to work for
a living and had assumed the respon-
sibiliies Of home life. Apart from
their crime, they might be classed as
average Americans. If they had TAX
on thought, these young men might
have rccoilcd at the suggestion that
they were thieves. Perhaps 1t was the
customary thing to appropriate what
ever was without protection OF wrap
ping if such could be easily concealed.
But no matter what the custom was
or the motive or the conscience Of the
men involved, that kind Of thing can
not be tolerated. And least Of all can
il be CouutCnauCed in the most office
of the United States. The American
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-25
ONLY -FOUR YEARS AFTER

1t is only four years since that glor-
ious day the armistice-that day when
the world danced and sang and felt
that forever and ever afterward there
would be peace and justice.
That was day when statesmen and
soldiers were the great figures OF the
earth. Now. after only forty eight
months, all the statesmen Of Novcm-
Der II, 1918, have been dethroned.
Wilson. Clemcnccau, Orlsndo-eyen at
last Lloyd Gcorge-Nad TO fall.
And yet the great soldiers Of the
day Of the armistice are 'serenc, their
regulations gnbemished and their
hold on their own people quite as Sc
cure as it was when the last shot OF
tho war was fired.
Why cannot there be a college in
which the generals may teach tho
promiers how to make politics as safe
as war?