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The New York herald., 1922-07-15
BROKER BUYS BRONX
BUSINESS BUILDING
Other Sales Closed in North
ern Borough.

Fred Oppenheimer. realty dealer and
a tenant in $40 Bergen avenue. has
purchased the five story store and busi-
ness building at that address. The prop
erty was recently bought by the Benen-
son Realty Company from the Goetz
estate. which held 1t since its erection
In 1901 ]. Wallace Page OF Marston &
Co. was the broker
Charles Edelson sold for Julius Geher
to Edko Realty Company, Inc. plot.
S9x2S0. on the northwest corner of East
222d street and White Plains avenue
for the Eikwood Realty Company, Inc,
to the same purchasers the plot adjoin-
ing on White Plains avenue. 57xs0. CIV
ing them holding of 146 feet on the
avenue.
The Fivepoint Realty Corporation,
Henry Berkowitz president. purchased
from John Kerr the triangular plot at
the northwest corner of Kingsbridge
road and Southern Bolevard for the
erection of a gasoline station. repair
store and showrooms. The plot fronts
140 feet on KingsbHdge road. ITO feet
on Southern Boulevard and has rear
line of SS feet.
George Howe has sold the following
plots in Fieldston to buyers who will
improve with residences: For the Della
field estate to William z. Lowtker on
Delafield avenue. to William Haig plot
on same street and for the Parkway
Heights Company plot on Tfbbett ave-
nue. to A. M. Johanson.
Samuel Brener sold to Frederick
Czaki. attorney. the plot. 100x100. ut the
northeast corner of Jerome and Walton
avenues. Goldsmith & Rosenthnl, at
torneys. represented Mr.. Brener. The
plot forms half of the block recently
bought by Mr.. Brener q few weeks ago.
The remaining portion IS improved with
one story stores.
Scott Brothers sold 1898 Perry avenue,
a dwelling with three garages, to Mary
Quare for the Marshall estate: 3l4 East
201st street. a dwelling, ?5x100. to Francis
Frangella. for the Berry estate, and to
Commissioner Arthur Largy. for the
Newburger estate. plot 50xl00 on Hull
avenue, adjoining Gun Hill road. giving
him control Of a plot fronting 175 feet
on Hull avenue, with depth of 200 feet
through to Perry avenue.
The plot. 50X100. on the south side of
236th street. 100 feet west OF Keppler
avenue, has been bought by James
Henry from the Times Square Construc-
tion Company.
Formation has been made. with S.
Drucker. S. Rosneck and NJ. November
as directors, of the 1871 Shakespeare
Avenue Corporation. to take over the
at that address.
Mrs. Alice B. Niles has leased her
residence with garage and gardens $50
feet front on north side Of West 246th
street between Waldo and Livingston
avenues, Fieldston, Hud-
son. to client of David Stewart.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented for
Mrs. Davis Johnson III East Eightieth
street. four story house. to Edward
t. H. Talmadge. Jr.. for occupancy.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased un-
furnished apartments In 124 West Fifty
fifth street to Kenneth r. Smith. and
in 1l6 East Sixty-third street to A.
Lawrence Phillips.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments as
follows: In 270 Park avenue. furnished.
for X. B. Stearns to B.. c. Rosenthal. in
"a East Eighty-sixth street for s. A.
Herzog to DR.. c. ". Bailey, in 10 East
Eighty-ninth street to Marcy C. Brandt
and in 400 West End avenue for the
Durham Realty Company to Russell G.
Morris.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented for
Mrs: Davis Johnson III East Eightieth
street, four story house. to Edward T..
III. Talmadge, Jr.
James ]. Buckingham, Inc. leased the
three story dwelling at 20 West Sixty
eighth street
Apartment Renting Company, Inc,
leased house at 800 West Nnety-seventh
street to William J. Block, to Heinie
Groh apartments In 725 Riverside
Drive, to Carl Carrier In Is West Sixty
seventh street. to Edward K. Delling in
371 Central Park West to A. Arocha in
124 West Seventy second street and to
A. Seeger in 40 West Eighty-fourth
street
George s. Runk leased for the Rocky
Crest Realty Company 12 West Seventy
seventh street. a four story dwelling,
having frontage Of 25 feet facing the
Museum of Natural History.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
JACK DUNSTON ADDS
TO REALTY HOLDINGS
Buys z6l Sixth AUe., Bstveen
18th and 18th Streets.

John Dunston, owner of Jacks" on
the west side OF Sixth avenue between
Forty-third and Forty-fourth streets.
has purchased 7s1 Sixth avenue, be-
tween Forty-fourth and Forty-fifthl
streets. 1t was sold by the estate OF
Charles A. Belden and consists of a four
story building 25x100. Mr.. Dunston Is
the owner Of the adjoining property at
7S3 and 7s5 Sixth avenue and abutting
property at 102 and 104 West Forty
fifth street. With the latest acquisition
he controls the improvement of the
block on the west side Of Sixth avenue,
between Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth
streets
Mr.. Dunston is also the owner of 759
to 1853 Sixth avenue, between Forty
third and Forty-fourth streets, and~the
abutting property at 103 and los West
Forty-third street and 104 and log West
Forty-fourth street, thereby controlling
another block front on Sixth avenue
just below the property which he just
bought.
1t is announced that the property has
been placed on the market and that ar
rangements have been made with Arthur
c. Sheridan. Inc. to offer the property
at voluntary auction sale on Septem-
Der Is unless previously sold at private
sale.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
MIsCELLANEous LEASES.

I. N. Maaskoff has sold the unex-
pired lease OF the restaurant at the
corner of Liberty and Nassau streets
TO the Cafe de la Bourse. The total
amount involved is slightly under $780,
900. The lease of the property. which is
at "a Liberty street. has twelve years
and ten months to run.
r. *. Van Wrinkle. through G. j.
Dinnin, rented store In ?I26 Broadway
at an aggregate rental of $4,000 TO
Angelus e. Colovos. restaurateurs
Wright Barclay, Inc, leased loft In
4sl Fourth avenue to the Ingersoll Redi-
point Company.
Levison G. Co. bankers. have leased
for ten years the first floor in 20 West
Fortieth street. Occupancy will be taken
about October 1. after improvements
have been made. Streeton Company
we're the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc, sold lot on the north side
of Crown street. near New York ave-
nue., for Jacob Kronsky TO a client for
investment
Realty Associates sold the following
plots on Stillwell avenue In Coney ISL
and: On east side, $40 feet north of Nep-
tune avenue. 20x135x irregular. to Maria
Savasta through A. Abate. broker; east
side. $40 feet north of Neptune avenue,
136.94x76.17x irregular, to Joseph Cafeiro
through A. Abate. broker; west side
1901 feet north of Neptune avenue, 40x
117.62. to A. Pavia.
J. Lacov sold for Mrs. Bertha Klein
TO Joseph Meyer a two family house at
95s East Fourteenth street. held at $15.-
600.
Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc. has sold the two story dwell
ing at 6S8 St. Johns place for the
Schwab estate to a client for occupancy.
The same broker leased the ground floor
In % Spencer street to Julius Natal and
r. Segalio.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15

STOCKHOLM. July s-sailed. str Rio
Grsnde (Nor). New York.
SUEZ. July 13-Arrived. strs Deucalion
(Br). Manila for Boston and New York.
SUNDERLAND. July 14-Sailed. str Al
moral fBr). Quebec.
SWANSEA. July i1-Saiied. str Canadian
Carrier tBr). Montreal.
SYDNEY. cB. July i2-saiied. str Mel
rose. Boston.
SYDNEY. Nsw. July 12-sailed. str So
noma. San Francisco
TAlPEH. July l3-Sailed. str Keeling
(Br). from Hong Kong for New York.
TANAMO. July -. > Ah-Sailed. str
Brighton tNor). Port Antonio (to load for
Ihiladelphia).
TELA. July 14-Arrived. str San GIL (BD.
Ecston via Havana.
SailedNlith. PM. strs Port Antonio fNor)
New York; 10 AM. Ellis (Nor). New Or
leans 18th. San Jose. do.
TRIESTE. July l3--Arrived. str Lloyd,
Braila. &c. for New York.
VALPARAISO. July l4-Sailed. str Ebro
(Brl. New York.
VANCOUVER. Be. July ,2--Arrived. str
La Habra (Nor). San Pedro.
Arrived 18th. strs Hawaii Maru (Jap). Ia
coma: 1yo Maru (Jap). Seattle.
Sailed 14th. str Canadian Skirmisher (Br) /.
Melbourne.
VERA CRUZ. July 13-Arrived. str Mon
terey. Progreso.
Sailed 18th. strtEsperanza. Progreso.
VIGO. July 13--Arrived. strs Infanta Isabel
(sp). New Orleans: Maasdam Dutch. do.
YOKOHAMA. July 12-Arrived. strs Cana
dian Freighter tBr). Vancouver: Hefiron.
baltimore
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
SALE AT FOREST HILLS
WEST ON AGAIN TO-DAY

The remaining unsold Forest Hills
West lots will be offered to the public
to-day at auction on the premises. The
owners and auctioneer, Joseph p. Day,
who will conduct the sale. state that
this afternoons offering will be a clean
up affair. AS there are lots in every
choice section Of the property, those
who were prevented from buying last
Saturday will get an opportunity to-day.
The Long Island Railroad schedule
calls for 1859 and a 1 :43 train. which
stop at the new Matawol station on the
property. The running time from New
York is about ten minutes Those who
wish to go earlier and inspect the prop
erty again before buying can take the
40 or IL rs A. NJ. trains.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New York HmAlp.
Washington. ID. C.. July Il.
The following army orders were made pub
lie to-day:
MAIL SERVICE.
Anderson, Lieut.. o. A.. to Brooks Field.
Holland. Lieut.. II. H.. to Brooks Field. San
Antonio.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Sullivan. Capt J. p. to American En-
CAVALRY.
Mclean. Major A. f.. TO American Lega-
Scott. Col. w j.. 20 Fort Riley, Kansas.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Macdonald, Lieut.. r. L., to Ninth Corps.
Murphy. Lieut.. J. p, to University of Utah.
Salt Lake City.
INFANTRY.
williams. Lieut.. Col. A. s.. to Fort Leaven-
Howder. Capt. J. W.. TO Eighth Corps Area
Rockafellew. Lieut.. l.. H.. to Fort Benning
Georgia.
Fielder. Capt. X. J.. to Washington, u. C.
Lovett. Capt. X. B., to Washington, d. G..
Bratton. Major II. s.. 10 American En-
Clear. Capt. w. j.. to American Embassy.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Bartlett. Major w. X, to New York N Y.
Wolfe. Col. u. T., TO San Francisco.
Meagher. Capt. J. T.. 10 Honolulu.
McBrayer. Major G. e.. 20 Ninth Corps
Ducat. Capt r., IA Ninth Corps Area.
Etearna, Capt. G. A.. TO Vancouver Bar.
racks. Washington.
Ash. Major ]. E.. to Preside Of San Fran
cisco.
Robeson. Major y. T., to Philippine Islands.
Devers. Capt. w. T.. NJ. 10 Philippine
ouARTERMAsTER CORPS.
White. Capt. Y. K. TO San Francisco.
Bramble, Capt. w. g.. TO Columbus Bar
racks. Ohio.
VETERINARY CORPS.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Chauncey B. Griffen sold for Fred T.
Wilson his Colonial home with garage
and adjoining plot on Lynton place.
White Plains, to Miss Ida Bonfield of
this city.
Howe & Thompson sold for Theresa
Brull large plot on Fisher avenue,
White Plains. In the Ridgeview section
to r. ]. Parham, who will improve with
residence.
Stlwell Realty Company sold the
stucco shingle residence and quarter
acre belonging to Michael Staub on
Heathcote Hill. Mamaroneck. to M. c..
Johnson of this city. who will occupy.
The same brokers sold the Harrison
cottage for Frank Miller of Cos Cob,
Conn, to Mrs. Isabel Johnson of this
city
The estate of Mrs. Abbie w. Purdy
in Main street. Bayport. l.. l., has been
sold to the Fenimore Building Company.
Inc, of this city. The property con-
sists of about thirty-five acres extend
ing from Main street to the Great South
Bay with riparian rights extending 400
feet into the bay. There is also large
dwelling with ten rooms. barns. garage.
&c. The buyers expect to develop the
property into high class residential
section.
Fish e. Marvin have sold for the Law
renee Park Realty Company a plot in
the Longvale section of Bronxville to
]. L. Stoltz. who will erect dwelling.
The same brokers leased for the sum-
mer the residence of William II. Blym-
yer on the Shore road also the resi-
dence OF Walter f.. Bunnell on Colries
avenue, Pelham Heights.
Prince &. Ripley sold for the estate
of Isaac Rodman vacant plot on Pros
pect street. in the Pelham Manor sec
tion of Pelham. to client who will
erect a residence in the near future.
William p. Jones and f. r. Brindell
sold for Hannah Sophia Williams to
John H. Cornell Jr., two lots each
avenue. fifty feet north of Green ave-
nue., Freeport. l.. /.
Stillwell Realty Company OF Mama
ronecl< sold the two family house of
Edwin A. Kingsley at Harrison, N. Y,
20 A. w. Brent of this city; also the
cottage of Florence A. Stanley. Hams
Park, to Wallace II. Wyckoff of this
city, who will occupy.
H. Goldsmith sold at Cedarhurst. L. l.,
for the Newhouse Construction Company
two and half story dwelling and
garage on the corner or Woodmere Bou-
levard and Knota road to Mrs. Buela
Baer Geiger also three story dwelling
and garage adjoining same to Mrs.
Lillian Baer Lipschutz for occupancy
Stephen p. Petit. Inc. has sold at
Freeport, l.. l.. for the Baumann Con-
struction Company. Inc. five houses and
forty building lots. Simon Baumann, /.
Mayer. Frank Fraser. Lena Traeger and
Frank Post were the purchasers of the
houses. The lots were bought by local
spectators for resale.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
SPEAR & co. ACQUIRE.
]. ]. ASTOR PARCELS
Purchase 5 and 6 Story Build
ings at 22-3O West 34th
Street; Other Deals.

The John Jacob Astor estate has sold
the six story building 75x9ss, at 22 to
26 West Thirty-fourth street. and the
Ave story building, 50x9s9. at 2S and
80 West Thirty-fourth street to Ma
thaniel Spear of Pittsburgh, president of
Spear & Co.. real estate brokers. who
now occupy part Of the property under
lease. The six story building is leased
to Spear & Co.. with three years Of the
lease yet to :un. The five story struc-
ture Is leased to the United Cigar Stores
Company. with three years of the lease
yet to run. The Brown-wheelock Com
pany. Inc. was the broker.
The properties were held at $1,000, ,OO6
and were sold for all cash. The city
assesses them for tax purposes at
$1,390,000, of which S1,254,000 is
for the land and s136,oOo for the
buildings Stein & Salant, attorneys.
represented the purchaser. The Astor
estate was represented by the United
States Trust Company of New York.
other Business Property Sales.
NJ. & L. Hess have sold for n. ].
Hess a half interest in three mercantile
properties in the midtown section valued
at about s1,250.000. They include the
twelve story building at 329 and SO:
Fourth avenue, on plot 40xS3: the
twelve story building at 49 to SO West
Twenty-first street. on plo. 74x9S.9. and
the five story building. altered for busi-
ness. at 134 West Thirty fourth street.
25x9S.9.
Wright Barclay. Inc. sold for the
estate NJ Eau-,ta NJ Constable 5c8 and
$50 Grand street to a client who in
tends to alter the present buildings. on
plot 40x100. for his business.
Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
John +. Juhasz sold t. Carmela Ca
taldo the four story store tenement, 25x
100.11, at 213 East 1920 street.
The Hudson p. Rose Company resold
to Salvatore Falciglia and Matteo
Streppane, respectively, the two three
story flats ar 422 and 424 Pleasant ave-
nue.. north OF 122d street.
Bartholomew Sbarboro bought from
Wilson Marshall for $4,000 the two five
story store tenements with stores. 55.10x
SOAK irregular, at 12O and 122 Christie
rher street, southeast corner of Bedford
street.
Alfred w. Levi sold to Helen e. Daily
the five story store tenement, 24.11x100.
at 1409 Amsterdam avenue, north Of
129th street.
The st. Charles, five story apart
ment house with stores, 49.11x10O, at
the northeast corner of Broadway and
14Sth street. has been purchased by
Anna McNally.
Barnet & Co. sold for Eta Mast to
Herman Wolfson the FIVE story apart
ment with stores at 1472 Fifth avenue.
on plot 25x85, between 11Sth and 10th
streets. 1t had been in the possession
of the sellers for twenty years and was
held at $38,000.
Lottie Michebacher sold to the Sid
bert Realty Corporation the three story
dwelling, 16.8x100.5. at 11o West Sixty
| third street.
Robert II. Hazeltine sold to Jane De
G. Mayer 343 Convent avenue. south of
145th street. four story dwelling. 20x
100.
Cecilia A. Codington purchased 252
West 18Th street, a three story dwell
ing, 17x9911.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MALL

HONOLULU. July s-ArrNed. strs Suruga.
New York and Norfolk for Fusan. &C (nnd
proceeded: Patrick Henry. Shanghai. &c.
for New Orleans.
Sailed Sth. strs Niagara (Br). from Syd-
ney for Vancouver: 9th. Persia Maru (Jap)
Sar Francisco.
NORFOLK. va. July 12-Arrived. str Cape
Henry. Seattle. &C. via New York (and
cleared 18th for New York;.
Sailed 18th, schr Velma l. Hamlin. Allyns
Point.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. July 9--Sailed. strs
Perfection. Tampico: Houma. do: Jalisco
Mex. Mexican ports.
SABINE. Tex. July 9-Safled. strs Henry
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
MAC MONNIES BUYS
TENTH ST. STABLE
Sculptor Will Convert Prop
erty Into Studio; Buyer
Lives on Same Block.

Frederick MacMonnies. the sculptor,
has bought through 4. Stanton Riker
as broker. the three story private stable
at SO West Tenth street. which he will
remodel into a studio. The building
stands on a lot. 21.5xs2.1o. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. and was sold
by Gushing Donnell OF Boston. who pur-
chased the property through Mr.. Riker
two weeks ago from Mrs. Alice Evena
1t was held at $4,000. Mr.. Mae.
Monnies lives on the same block at
No. 20.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
SALE AT LITTLE NECK
WILL BE HELD TODAY

The auction sale Of sol home sites at
Little Neck Hills. L. l., for which home
seekers have been waiting for several
weeks. will begin to-day on the prop
erty. The sale will be conducted by
Bryan l.. Kennedy. INC. The property
is in New York city and Is laid out with
winding roads and fine shade trees.
The town is supplied with city water
and electricity and gas. Little Neck 10
surrounded by various clubs. such as
the Oakland Golf and Country Club. tho
Belleclaire Golf and Country Club and
the Bayside Yacht Club. These three
clubs at Rayside are available by train
or motor car. There are also the Great
Neck Golf and Country Club at Great
Neck and the Engineers Golf and Coun-
try Club at Roslyn
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New YosK HERALD.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Washington. ID. c., July II. (
The following Navy orders were made
public to-day:
Boyd, Capt. David F., to Navy Examining
Board and Navy Retiring Board
Greig. Lieutenant Commander Stuart O.. to
u. S. s. Argonne.
Ritter. Lieutenant-Comman ander Harold H..
TO Ninth Naval District
Carter. Lieutenant Comma nder 'warrall r..
TO u. s. s. Procyon.
Smith. Lieutenant Commander Oscar, 10
Aide Of Staff and Flag Secretary Commander
Battleship Division @. Pacific fleet.
johnson. Lieut.. Clarence r., to u. s. 8.
Prometheus.
Topp. Lieut.. Emile, TO u s. 8. Argonne.
Basse. Lieutenant Comma nder James A.. to
Dunaval Hospital. Pensacola.
Haas, Lieut.. John j., TO duty, Naval Medi-
cal School, Washington.
Iodds, Lieutenant Comma nder Louis H. to
temporary duty. Eleventh Naval District
Blackwell. Lieut.. Richard b., to naval re-
cruiting station. Baltimore.
Bowling, Lieut.. George b., to course In
structions. Naval Medical School, Washing
ton.
Davis. Lieut. Robert s.. to santo Domingo.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Sherman & Kirschner sold for Carl
Fischer. the music publisher. his resi-
dence at 202 Lenox avenue. adjoining
the northeast corner of 12oth street. on
a lot 20xso. to client for occupancy
NJ II. Gaillard & Co. sold for Charles
Fl. Taylor to Carolyn Jacoby the four
story dwelling. 20x100. at 154 West
Seventy eighth street, held at $4,000.
The purchaser will occupy 1t.
Samuel A. Kelsey sold for N. c. L
Beversen 20s West 129th street. three
story dwelling, 19x100.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
TITLE TO ARCADE PASSED.

Title to the Standard Arcade build
ing, at A to so Broadway, through
TO 45-47 New street. was conveyed
yesterday by the Standard OIL Com
many to so Broadway. Inc, Nor
man s. Riesenfeld president. Mr..
Riesenfeld contracted for the purchase
of the property in March. 1920. The
transfer was made for a nominal con-
sideration, the Standard Oil Company
allowing a mortgage to remain for
s1.1Oo,O0O for five years at per cent
and another for s550,oo0 for a similar
term at per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
REsELLs MORE AsToR LOTS.

the recent Astor sale has sold sixteen
lots on Metcalf avenue to Philadelphia
banker. who intends to hold them as an
investment or his entire purchase.
amounting to 100000. Mr.. Morch has
resold all but thirty-nine lots and the
triangular plot at Morris Park avenue
fremont avenue and 1s0th street is now
under negotiation with the city, which
wants 1t for a high school site.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
SELLS GREENwICH HOME.

Col. A. j. Nutting of Brooklyn has sold
his estate in Belle Haven. Conn. COM
prising several acres. a large residence.
garage and outhouses. to William L.
Anderson of Pelham, N. Y. The prop
erty was held at $s0.000 and was occu-
pied by Col. Nutting until about six
months ago. when he secured a farm
six miles outside of Greenwich. Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
REALTY NEWS BRIEFS.

James Boyd has placed for the Sto-
zard Holding Co. first mortgage Of
eS7, 500 for five years on 7-15 Hamilton
place. improved with two story bust
ness building, 135xS1; also $4,000 on 2520
Grand Boulevard for the Paradise
Realty Co. and for 3. Margulies $34 800
on 232 East 116th street and $4,000 on
22i East Ewenty-fifth street.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15

Charles S. xierth of Gerth's Realty
Experts has sold the st. Johns ware
house. property of the United States
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corr
poration. The total amount realized
was $500 cash. sum in excess of
the appraised valuation. The auction
was the first OF a series of three or
dered held by the United States Ship
ping Board on the Pacific coast. Many
of the bidders at the sale were from
New York. Philadelphia. Newark, Gin
cinnati. Cleveland. Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
DEAL AT FAR RocKAwAY.

The Lewis II. May Company sold for
Samuel G. Hess plot. corner OF Reads
lane and New Broadway. Far Rock
away. L. l., to S. Schumacher. who
will improve with three brick dwellings.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
Continued from Preceding Page.

York
EMPRESS OF ASIA (Br). from Hong Kong
18th for Vancouver.
EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND (Br). from
Southampton 18th for Quebec.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY. from Hong Kong
18th for Seattle.
sAMLAND (Belg). from Danzig 18th for
New York
SoNoNA. from Sydney. Nsw. 18th for San
Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
PARIS TRAIN HITS WALL, DIE.

PARIS, July IA (Associatcd Press) -
Four persons were killed and more than
fifty injured to-day when a passenger
train jumped the tracks as II was
entering the Care du Nord and smashed
into a stone wall.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
News Of the Real Estate World

ner of West End avenue and Seventy
fourth street. announces that the re-
Gently reported deal for the property
has been abandoned. and the hotel re-
mains In their possession. 1t win be
operated as heretofore.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
NO SALE OF EsrLANADE.

Mortimer O. Mayer of the firm Of
J. s. a. M. @. Mayer. owners of the
Esplanade Hotel, at the northwest cor
The New York herald., 1922-07-15
SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
Long Island.
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.
$3.50 BUYS BUNGALOW HOME
New Jersey.

on famous VINELAND TRACT. TroIIev
passes door. Excellent neighborhood, 2M
acres, more land ~ desired. Newly finished
kitchen. pantry. bedrooms and bathroom.
dining room. Electricity, gas. heater, hot and
cold running water. bath and iavatory. Ce-
mentcc cellar. front and rear porches Ga
rage and poultry house FOR 500 birds. Price
for all $6oo0. Cash $3.50. balance same as
rent. For details and free list of many other
farms throughout South Jersey at owners
lowest prices, call or write vINELAND
FARM AGENCY. 54o-I-Lands Ave, Vine
land, n. !.
The New York herald., 1922-07-15

Joseph p. Day, Inc. has placed a
of>$11 900 on 1868 First avenue.