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The New York herald., 1922-09-30
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Sophus Realty Corporation resold the
three five story apartments, 100 Likes.
northeast corner OF Manhattan avenue
and 121st street, TO Otto ii. and Nellie
c. Bauer
Grace T.. Baker sold 10 the 25l West
18th Street Corporation the six story
apartment house known as the La
fayette. 251-255 West 10th street,
76x99lo
Mandora Realty Corporation sold the
six story apartment house known as
the Fairholm. 50s-507 West i2ist street.
75xs9.ll. TO Frances Rothblum.
Joseph Spektorsky sold to James De-
mcria the five story apartment. 5s9-551
West Alth street. 40x99.li.
Joseph Known sold TO Harry Mesch-
enberg the four and five story tene-
ments, 205 and 230 East Ninety-seventh
street, each 25xl00.
Walter NJ. Weiss sold to Esther Ha-
movitz the five story flat. 1i9 West
1l4th street. 35xl0o.li.
Rose r.. Zuzze resold to Gennaro
Gentilesco the four story tenement. 4s5
West Forty-ninth street, 1sxSo.A.
Sabina Rabinowitz sold to Louis
Fisch the four story tenement, 167
Eldridge street. 25xl0o
Mary Bravin sold TO Dora kessler
street. 25.3x75.
David wenstoclS sold to Annie Ben
der the five story tenement. rs First
avenue. 2ix50.
]. II. Isaacs sold to Robert a. Bailey
the five story tenement. 4l3 East Four
teenth street. 23i0xl03.3.
Jacob Bernstein sold for AIRS. Celia
Il. Barrows 1873 and 40 East Ftfty-fourth
street. i35 feet east Of Lexington ave-
nue.. two dwellings. 35.6x100, to Charles
Il. Culpepper. The property had not
changed hands in twenty years.
Lucia Fantozzi sold TO Adelaide IT,
paIdi the three story house, l67 East
Ninety-thrd street. 14x63
Charles strauss sold to Mary Duncan
the three story dwelling 80 West 1891
street. 16.sxs0.il.
The Kendall Memorial Presbyterian
Church sold TO James Smith the three
story dwelling. $50 West Roth street,
1Ssxs91i
Leopold Zimmerman sold 20 John
schottmann the two story building and
store. SIS Second avenue. near Eighty
first street. 14.Ix1l.
Allan McCulloh sold to Minnie Bra
man the four story dwelling. 2os West
street. isxlo22.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Haggstrom-C -Callen Company leased for
three years the four story dwelling at
I5S West Sixty-fifth street to Henry
Hshier, who will occupy.
william R. Ware leased for Mathilda
Tarafa three story twenty-foot dwell
ing at 329 West Eighty-fifth street to
George G. Tyler, and for Silas X. Ever
EFT. with the Wood-Dolson Company. a
three story dwelling, 16.sx100. at 81.
West Eighty-fourth street, to n Mr.
William.
Douglas L. Gilman leased the follow
ing apartments: In go Park avenue. to
Carl Lewis; in 1075 Park avenue. 20 Dr.
George +. Cahiil: in 43 Fifth avenue. to
p. J. Holdsworth: in 80 West Fifty-fifth
street. to w. J. Elias: in 10 West Fifty
firth street. 10 r. Gugenheim. and in
1856 East Seventy fifth street, TO George
ID. Arvedson.
Frank l.. Fisher Company leased for
Walter +. Maynard the house 50 East
Sixty-first street to Miss Emma Ma
honey.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
News Of the Real Estate World
MANY TRANSACTIONS
IN SUBURBAN MARKET
Operators Resell House at Rye
Gate, ~. Y.

Charles w. wynne and Louis Fl. Low.
operators. have resold 10 Harry S.
o'NeiIl the three story dwelling. e0xIoO.
on oakwood avenue. Rye Gate. y. Y.
Bennett Co. were the brokers. This
Is the fourteenth house sold by the
above operators in tho last two months
out OF the Rye Gate development which
was taken over In part payment FOR ss
East Eighty-sixth street, purchased
from Isabel X. Boadwce.
Baker Crowell. Inc. sold to Herbert
g. Wylie the Asher property at Great
Neck, l.. l., with 200 feet OF water
frontage on Long Island Sound. The
property was formerly the Post estate
and adjoins Mr.. Wyiie's present resi-
dence.
II Frankfort sold for J. c. jacobson
to Sidney Crystal sixteen room dwell
ing and garage and III acres at the
southeast corner OF Broadway and Kean
lane. Woodmere The purchaser viii
occupy ait year
Prince & Ripley sold for the estate
OF Fnne Fischer a residence with
large plot Of ground on the northwest
corner OF Washington and Storer ave-
nues. in the Pelhamwoods section OF
Pelham. to James +. Curley. sales man
ager of the Concrete Steel Company or
this city.
Henry Allendorf sold his property.
l20x364. at the corner of George street
and Plandome road, Manhasset, To John
f. Semon of Huntington. l.. ]. Mr.. Sc
mon will improve the Plandone road
frontage with a business block.
L'Ecluse, Washburn Co. who were
the brokers in the sale, have resold 10
William Warren part of the property,
150x120, on which he will build n home.
L'Eciuse. Washburn &c Co. sold for
John s. Olney his residence at East
Elmhurst to c. III. Shutheis. who gave
in part payment a half acre plot At
Plandome Heights. on which Mr.. Olney
Is erecting house. The same brokers
sold to Florence A. Van Pelt plot.
s0x10o. corner OF Hillcrest avenue and
Pine street. Manhasset Park, where she
is erecting a residence.
Stilwell Realty Company OF Mamaro-
neck sold the residence of Mrs. X. Kop-
pen at Harbor Heights 10 Charles II.
Tiley Of Essex, Conn.,. who will occupy
John F. Scott sold for the estate OF
Richard w. Stevenson about an acre OF
land at Hewlett. l.. T., to T.. G. Whitcher.
on which he viii build residence and
garage from plans prepared by Roderic
b. Barns.
tHhunCty -. GTiIten SOIQ LOT Jdficf
Mulligan vacant plot on Washington
avenue, Pleasantville. to 3. Franklin
Lane.
Howe & Thompson sold a large build
ing plot in Greenacres for George VI.
Laubshire 10 Eli Ouimette. who will ir-
prove with residence
Prince 4 Ripley leased for Ralph Bal
lenstein his residence on the corner OF
Highbrook avenue and Irving place, Pei
ham, ". ", TO J. c. Fahey.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
INVESTORS PURCHASE
NEW FLATS ON HEIGHTS
Buy TWo Apartments Built on
Bennett Estate Lots.

Nehring Brothers have sold for "
Solomon G. Son to the Murray & Hill
Company. investors, the two five story
houses $40 to $50 Fort Washington ave-
nue. near 1881 street The houses have
Just been completed and are fully occu-
pied. They accommodate sixty-two fami-
lies with apartments of three, four and
five rooms. the total rental is $4,000 a
year and the price was close to 1850. 900.
The sellers. who built the houses. bought
the lots at the Bennett estate sale and
were the first builders TO erect apart
ment houses on Bennett estate lots.
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
William III. Barnes 474 West 146th
street, a five story double flat. 25x100.
adjoining the corner OF Amsterdam ave-
nue.. r. II. Ludlow & Co. were the
brokers.
Jacob Freeman, a client Of Philip Z.
Shapiro, purchased from l. Cohn the
five story apartment 567 West 173d
street 37.6x1O0. held at $4,000.
Max Rosenfeld sold to J. Bloom 80
West 1th street. a five story apart
ment house. S7.6x72. renting for
S2o5O0 and held at s125,0oo
Moses Harris purchased from the
DARRELL Realty Company 2162 Second
avenue, northeast corner of 1llth
street, a four story tenement. 25xI5.
1t has been in the same hands since
1904 and was held at 100000. Isaac
Hyman represented the purchaser.
William j. Demorest has resold the
five story apartment house at 55 West
F'ifty-third street. which he purchased
two months ago from the Mandel-
Enrich Corporation. 1T occupies lot
21.Sx100.5 and was held 1t $4,000. II
is located near Sixth avenue.
Pierre & Golden Company sold for
client OF Julius Wielar-the six story
tenement with three stores. 40xl0O. al
3s6 and 33s East Ninety-fifth street.
John j. Hoeckn, Inc, sold for Louis
Rosenheim 452 West Thirty seventh
street. a five story tenement with stores.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw yoaK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C.. sept. 20.
These army orders were -rnade public to-
day
COAST ARTILLERY.
Morrison. First Lieut. p. Chitterling, Co
Panama.
FIEDp ARTILLERY.
Frankenberger. Major Bortram, to Charles
ton. w. Va.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Hamilton. Capt. walter r.. 10 Panama
Canal Zone.
Mitchell, Capt. Carl r.. to Chicago.
sandrack, Capt. George r., TO Metuchsn,
Esston. Capt. Edward VI. TO Fort McIn-
tcal, Tex.
QuARTERMAsTER CORPS
Hansen. Lieut.. col. Linewood ~. TO Ph.la-
dephia.
scott. Capt. Edward NJ, to Fort Hamilton.
New York
Billuger. Col. John B.. TO San Francisco.
CAVALRY.
Herron. Capt. Thomas W, 10 Fort Ethan
Allen, Vermont
INFANTRY.
Thorp, First Lieut.. Elliott H., TO rrovi-
dencs. II. i,
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
GAS AND ELECTRIC EARNINGS.
United and Northern Ohio Com
panies Report for August.

The August report of the United Gas
and Electric Corporation shows balance
after charges of s1SsSl5, compared with
s12e. i21 last year. Gross for the month
stood at 1884, against $s73.71& For the
twelve months ended August * last
gross was S12,056,501, compared with
Sl1.317.513 for the previous twelve
months. while the balance after charges
was s1,797.S29, against $1.255,192.
The Northern Ohio Electric Corpora
ton reported August gross at s7ss,5o
compared with s6S9, ,401 last year. The bal
snce after charges showed deficit of
s., ,17S. compared with balance of siS,-
27S last year. For the twelve months
the balance after preferred dividends
was ss1.047, compared with deficit of
$i66.675, while twelve months gross was
sS,s72. 243. compared with ss.35S.2sS for the
previous year.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 meters)
WIZ, Newark westinghouse
Regular DAYTIME Features.

0 A. M.-Early morning reports and prices
on farm products: musical program.
stocks. grain. coffee and sugar: midday
reports and prices on farm products:
weather forecast; musical program.
II :55 10 7. M.--standard time signals from
Arlington.
1 p. M.-closing prices on active bonds and
stocks. grain, Coffee and sugar; schedule
Of American, National and International
League games; musical program.
y. M.-Scores by innings OF American,
National and International League games;
. 80 r. M.-Final reports and prices on farm
products: weather reports; shipping news;
mnsles; prsgrsmi % .,.r -.
topics by the Institute for Public Service. :
Tsio A.-"uncie Wiggly stories.1' by
7aS y. M'-"undcr the Evening Lamp
stories. copyrighted BY the Youths Com
SIS r. M.-"Disclpline and Personnel OF a
Charles. X. u. r., G. b.. II. D., II. Mr..
dMd.l, commodore on the cunard fleeHaad
ss sp'sl" e the shon, Aau1isn,a BY an editor
Harper's Bazaar.
s.a5 e M.-ReeitaI BY Eleanor zff. colora-
els =. M.-"suiphur. the King Of Minerals.
How II IL Revoiutionzing the Fertilizer
Industry" by Albert NJ. Andrews vice.
president Of the Toyah Valley Sulphur
o;as p. M-concert by the Little club Dance
Orchestra OF New York, Henry J. vallost.
manager
1852 r. M.--standard time signals.
sol +. M.-official weather forecast
wwz, Manhattan twannmaker).
ISIS T.. n.-Edna Beatrice Bloom, soprano,
win sing: "Wher'er Thou Art - "My Lit.
Ito House." "The Great Awakening"
Love Sends a Little Gift OF Roses" Picka-
ninny Sleep Song" Love Went a-Rldlng.
as T.. M-Exerpts from Carmen" as re-
corded for the Amplco and victrola.
kDKA. Pittsburgh westinghouse.
0 =. M.-ropular concert Name OF or
chestra and program viii be announced by
radio telephone.
p. M.--"under the Evening Lamp" cour-
tesy OF Youths Companion.
v. M.-Tha Gordon Concert Company
Estellc Heaiy Close, soprano Mabel King,
contrato; Lassel \. Jameson, tenor; John
W. Lawther barytone Miss Katherins
C,rundman, Accompanied. Scotch bagpipe
selections by Pipes" Feinie. Program:
Scotch bagplpo solo, Piper" Einie
There Was Lad Norm In lyle" quartet
soprano solo, Coming Thro the RIVE
tenor solo. MARY OF Argyle;" duet "The
Crookit Bewbee." Miss King ana Mr..
Iawther bagpipc solo. selectcl Annie
Laurie" quartet contralto sold. "Barnicn
Cuddle Doom duet Come uner Ma
.Plaidie" Miss Close and Mr.. Jameson;
barytone solo, Scotland Yet" quartet
= Kyw, Chicago westinghouse.
sp. J.-program courtesy of Lyon a Heaiy
concert and artist department. Program TO
be announced by radio telephone.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
Fire Record

AN Loss.
ia:9o-S5 I'd nv.; Rappart. ........ ,Trifling
3:0o-o5 Ru;gers place. extending 70
2c5 and 2eT Clinton st.. un-
known ..,...s....... :. 80. ..Trltiin-
.:Oo-21s0 Broadway; unknows Unknown
3:i5-23Gi Hoffman st.. The Bronx.
Fred Guoitano .......,,. Unknown
B:3o-3s3 Fast Ith st., Eva Csrlroa;
unknown commonwealth Unknown
s:1o-i3ist st. and 18th av., auto,
Preside Bros. ..........,..U Unknown
ii:i5-55s Madison av.. J. H. Cheney
Unknown
~ :o5-30o Sd av.; unknown. ...... Unknown
i2 :io-2l54 Hughes av., The Bronx,
Annie de Mnstorta. Unknown
IL ;a5--i4 Wall st.. awning. Colgate
acc-2sc west iss,h street. 3.
Reilly .................... .Trifling
s:2o-aI3 East sixty-third street:
Joseph Anadus. ...... Unknown
s:35-3o7 f'roomc street. Belmont
brothers ...:,.......... Unknown
a;25-22G .wost 10th street Joseph
s:4o-f;io crotcna parkway, The 'e''
Bronx; Henry Atwas. Unknown
4.5o-2ia East io7th street: Joseph
Iiersou ..s.t.s......., >, Unknown
5.o5--i2i Wooster street Harold
Underwear Company. ........ Slight
5.25-iiG West Twenty-second street.
Rittor's Restaurant. ...... Unknown
Go5-issS Clinton avenue, The.
6:oj-is0s Ogden avenue. The Bronx:
Santo cartailino.. Unknown
6:30--6pi Madison avenue; unknown,
e;a5-34o East 10th street. The
Bronx Del'c Steer ......, Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
ASK U. S. TO FINANCE
EXPORTS OF CROPS
Middle West Plan Would Put
500, 100000 at Disposal of
Foreign Buyers.
Special Dispatch to TIE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau. /
Washington. ID. c., Sept. go.

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., Sept. go.
A nationwide movement has been
started by Middle West bankers to have
Congress empower the War Finance Cor
poration to finance foreign buyers so
they will be able to purchase American
crops.
w. e. Gould. Kewanee. H.. banker. is
head OF the movement and to-day he
laid his proposal before members OF
Congress remaining here. His plan would
set up revolving fund OF 500. 100000
under control of the War Finance Cor
poration for use in extending credit to
foreign countries.
ALLOW shippers to sell grain abroad
and make drafts on the War Finance
Corporation Is all that Is necessary" ex-
planned Mr.. Gould. The War Finance
Corporation, under the plan. would be
empowered to extend credit OF from
thirty days to six months to foreign
buyers, the advances to be guaranteed
by the foreign governments, the War
Finance Corporation being allowed 70
charge interest and something for dis
counting the loan, to take care of ex-
penses and possible losses.
After studying the plan Senator Nell
son (Minn) agreed that the farmers
needed relief and said he hoped some-
thing could lie done to aid them next
session. He said. however. that while
the farmers have a surplus of products
for export, unfortunately export prices
are fixed abroad and affect the home
prices"
Senator Medill Mccormick (Ill.) said
Europe cannot buy SO long as 1t is en-
gagged In mutual reprisals and mutual
hate to the destruction Of It's credit ard
It's currency. AFTER all" he said. "the
old law of supply and demand governs.
+ cannot be a party to any plan which
lends funds to Europe. since those ma
tions seem 20 shcw no disposition to pay
us what Is long since due for loans made
during the war"
Secretary Hoover does not think the
Gould plan will meet with general favor.
He is Of the opinion that the farmers
will get considerable relief with the i'm
provement of transportation and that
much of the depression in farm prices
Is due TO The strangulation of transpor-
tation which has restricted the markets.
General dissatisfaction prevails among
the farmers at the prices they are re
ceiving for their products and the Fed
eral authorities are anxious to grant
relief, but so far nothing tangible has
developed There is no doubt Congress
will be called on to enact some relief
legislation next session.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MRiI.I


HALIFAX, Sept a5-Arrived. str pakarian
lBrl, Norfolk. &c. for Avonmouth; schr Flo
Nader tBr). Malone Bay.
sailed 25th, schr Jean Il Anderson DBr),
New York; 26th. ctr Victolite tBr). Baton
HAVANA, Sept ea--Arrlved. strs Fredericia
tDan, Galveston. sc tand called for Glen
fuegos); gath. Helgoy (Nor), Norfolk.
sailed 22d, strs celebes Maru sJap). MA
fanzas; Benz Brewster, Talnra; 23d, infanta
Isabel fSp). Barcelona. &c.
KINGSTON. Sept I0--Arrlved, strs Ruapehu
tBrl. wellington for London tand sailed next
day.; Oscar tBr,. London via Nassau; 1ith,
schr Lillian u Kerr tBrl, Gulfport.
LA yELA DE CORO. Sept 17-Sailed. schr
kenton. Jacksonville.
LITTLE BAY ISLANDS. NF. Sept 20
Sailed previously. schr Arietis dam. Gibrai-
tar dor orders).
In port 23d, schr Union Jack eBr). for
LuNENBURC;. Ms. Sept 25--In port. schrs
Mildred Adams tBr), for Porto Rico; Cover
nor Parr. on marine railway.
MONTREAL. Sept 26-Arrived. ctr kaduna
lBr1.. philadelphia via sydney.
Sailed aath. str Aladdin tNor). Port Alfred
strs Canadian Beaver tBr). barbados. sc,
for Montreal: Lake George, Philadelphia, &c,
Passed in Father Point 27th. strs Mardsl
tNor), Philadelphia for Montreal; Shasta,
York for do: Hailgrim (Nor), New
Passed in Martin River 21th. strs vesuvlo
ItaD; New York for Montreal; Aistern tsw),
Passed~ In FYne Point 2Ith, strs Bengueia
1Br). Seecondee, &c. for Montreal; Canadian
Leader (Br) Boston, dc, for do; Alwaki
tDutci). Rotterdam for do.
ST JOHN, NIB, Sept 26-sailed, str Annoy
fNor), Sydney and Botwood noads at Bot
wood for United Kingdom) vaudreuil CBr).
Halifax.
ST JOHNS, NE. Sept 2i-Arrved. schr Iris
(Br). Setubai.
Arrived 20th schr Duty CBr). Cadiz; 21st,
str Asra (Nor), Glasgow.
Sailed Goth, str Sigoak (Nor), from Blanc
snblon. Twiingate and Port Union for
Gibraltar (for orders) 22d. echr Haabet
tBrl, New York; esd, strs Sachem (Brl.
Boston.
Sailed 22d str Jotunfjell Nor), Galveston.
WALTON. Ms. Sept 2S--Arrived. schr Chas
Dean, Portland.
Sailed 26th. echr Doris IIamlin, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
AMERICAN PORTS.
GBy MALL

BOSTON. Mass. Sept a5-Arrived, schr
Ella Clifton, Wiscasset.
MOBILE, Ala, Sept 25-Sailed. strs-West
Fardaway, London and Newcastle Nelson.
Cuba.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Sept as--Arrlved.
str Buttonwood. Newport News; schre
volants, BrRva; Rebeeca @ whiildin Bangor
Hcnretta simmons. for Castine and 81 John.
PARKERS FLATS. Me. Sept as-Arrlved
barges Conewago and octoraro, latter for
Hailowoll.
PROVIDENCE. ri. Sept 21-Arrived, schr
Robert Beswick. Sayreviiie.
SEARSPoRT. Me. Sept 26-~In port. str
Chertsey (Br). Hartlepooi FINISHED discharg-
ing coal: about ready 10 said.
TAMPA. Fla, Sept 25-Sailed. str Oscar D
Bennett. Tampico.
WILMINGTON. NC. Sept 2s--Arrived, strs
Coyote. Tampa o Waring, Charleston;
schr Esther X. Hudson, NY.
In port a5th. str America tNor). from
Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
$500. 900 LOAN ron Plat.

S. W. straus & co. have placed 2
mortgage loan OF $4,000 on "A six story
anartmont house TO be erected at Main
street and Pintard avenue, New Roch-
ellie. for number or prominent citizens
OF New Rochelle who Nhave subscribed
for stock IN the Pintard Apartments.
Inc. The house Will contain fifty-eight
suites with from three to five rooms
and with ten rooms arranged for doc
tors suites on the ground floor. IT viii
front 1875 feet on Main street and 100
feet on Pintard avenue. Thomas y.
steen Is the builder and Electus -.
IitchfIeld and Rogers are tho achi-
tectz
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD.
Surplus I'm August Declines, but
Gross shows Gain.

The report OF the Brooklyn City Rail-
road Company for August shows a sur
plus after charges of $116.Ss0, compared
with s12s.0o7 for the same month last
year. August gross was s9S2.5so. COM
pared with s9i6.7l7. while net after taxes
amounted to $i66.074 compared with
sls1. 1883.
For the two months ended August 81
last the surplus after charges was $685.
$50. against s26i. 1894 for the same months
last year. Two months gross was
81. 1881 ,2sS. against $i92097s in 1921. while
net after taxes was s237 ,5Ss. compared
with 1865 for the corresponding
period or the previous year.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
DOLLAR AT DISCOUNT.

MONTREAL. Sept. 29.---The heavy pur-
chase OF Canadian grain by American
firms for export abroad, resulting In a
balance OF trade In favor OF this coun-
try. was responsible to-day for the Amer
lean dollar being quoted here at a dis
count OF one sixty-fourth Of l per cent.
The American dollar sold here early In
January az q premium OF Ia cents.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
PLAN PARK AVENUE HOTEL.

Plans have been filed for the con-
str,ictlon OF the fourteen story apart
mcnt hotel on tho east side or Park ave-
MUG. between Fortyeighth and Forty
niTth streets. II will have frontage OF
zoos feet by l50 feet on each street. The
New York state Realty Company. Al
fred II. Smith. president. is the owner
Of record. Schultze n Weaver are tho
architects and have estimated the cost
al s2.oc00Oo.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
aUEENsBoRoUcH MARKET.

Champ & Dasey. sales directors of
the ATalba Estates Corporation. have
sold AZ Nfalba on the Sound T., l.. 10
Haywood Brooks, president OF Haywood
Brooks & CO. tho waterfront plot corner
or MaIba Drive and Fourth avenue. on
posite the residence of Gen. Frank r.
Hines Mr.. Brooks viii improve with
a residence for his own occupancy
IT. Richter & Co. sold for Mrs. Eliza
beth Crosson her house at ii3 Beach
122d street. Rockaway Park. and for
Meta NJ. Rudd lots on Beach 14stlI
street, Neponst. The same brokers
also rented for Edwin L. Keating 1872
Beach 142d street. Neponsit; for SUI
zanne j.. Heffernan 226 Beach isith
street. Belle Harbor. and for Mona
Dawson 1s3 Beach i45th street. Ne
poneit
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
LARGE WAREHOUSE DEAL.

The Independent Warehouses, Inc.
sold to Leo Schlesinger & Co.. formerly
at 66 Wooster street. the six story ware
house at 5S7 to 545 Greenwich street, 100
xi0o. between Van Dam and Charlton
streets. The property was held at
100000.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
DECLARE nREwING DIVIDENDS.

The Independent Brewing Company
has declared dividend OF per cent,
on it's common stock the first since
March, 1920. and : per cent. on the pre-
ferred stock. both payable October is
to stockholders Of record October 5. The
last disbursement on the preferred was
6 ner cent. declared Ia October 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
PENN sEABoARD STEEL.

Shareholders of the Penn Seaboard
Steel Company approved yesterday a
proposed Increase of capital stock from
10000 shares to 100000 shares of no
par value stock >
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
Continued From Preceding Page.

Huron. New York for Monte Christi Cand
proceeded).
SAILED 18th, str Algonquin drom Monte
Christi, New York
YOKOHAMA, Sept 27--Arrived. strs Ca
madam Freighter (Br), Vancouver; Presi-
dent Taft, San Francisco for Hong Kohg;
Sumatra Maru (Jap). Port Arthur.
Sailed eth. str Reiyo Maru dap. New
York.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
BROADWAY CORNER SOLD.

James J. Grove sold the four story
building with the cafe and restaurant
business at 229 West Broadway. south
east corner OF White street. for +. H.
Meyer to J. Heinz.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
ON STATEN ISLAND.

NJ. James Hughes sold for estate OF
G. Du Bois four lots on Du Bois avenue,
Port Richmond, 20 Joseph wh'tchouse.
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APPRArsALs or ESTATES.

MAYER. Aley. (recember 20, ia2p--t'ross
estate S16i .Iss. net siis.iSS, corsistiny Of
caah and secprities. Deborah Mayer.
widow, Il beneficiary and execrtriy
NORRlE Sara Goodhue October ~ ip2fl--
Gross estate sa75. .ao2, net saaf.13I. COR
~lsting OF cash and securitiee Two
brothers and two sisters arc tie bone.
ficiarier.
TOTT.. Adelaide T. October 20. Ia2p--Cross
estate Sis2I6i, net Sf33. .a67. consisting OF
securities. May 7. Landon, a daughter. ts
the sole beneficiary. sllt n
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
(BROSX EXCHANGED
Nv Harry Qrady

afINFoRD PI.. 1867. " cor is2d 81, 3l.6x,o.
4 sty flet-Andrew Wilson agt Bertha
Gross ct al; Andrew Wilson. Jr., atty
\ amt due. sts,n554f: taxes, etc, s3i6.o5: TO
Mrs Jeanette Langs for x23, ,0Oo..