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The New York herald., 1922-06-23
SAILED.

strs Poznan. Baltimore (in tow of tug
Juplterl; Fredensbro Dam. Matanzas; /;
Ir, Texas Cty' Kumeric (Br), Karaehi, &c !;
Tuscan. Norfolk; Consort Cardiff &c !;
scythia lBr), Liverpool; Mohawk. Charleston
Arizonan. San Pedro, &c; Winneconne. Bal
Lopez (spj. oadz. &c; MORO Castle. Ha-
America Gia6. Palermo, &c; Paul II Har-
wood. Tampico; Idaho (Br). Hull; Tacoma.
-; Fordonan, trial trim land returned).
strs Idaho tBr. Hull: City of Savannah.
tensdyR diRsae 9bute taSa RoiisraKam iseaK s'hp''0 "aS'
strs Bur (Nor), Norfolk: Havre Mara
dap. Yokohama via do; Ohioan, San Fran
cisco; Prins Frederic Hendrix Dutch. Cape
Haiti. &c. via Newport Newe; George Q
Henry. Tamplco: Fullerton (Bp Queens
town (for orders,.
Str Freeman. Norfolk.
Schr Nissequogue, Georgetown. sc.
Tugs Mary C McNally,- towing barges
(ra-ssed out Quarantine at s :52 AND; Liberty.
do at 11:o7 AND; Triton, towing Cdo at
II :53 AND NJ Moran, towing / lido at 1858
Sailed oist. strs cananova. Port Antonio .
Ell Paso Galveston.
Sailed 21st. strs Wheeling Mold. Hull: Phil
adelphia. Baltimore; Lovstaken tNor), do !
West 1nskip. Antwerp Jean, Norfolk; OleE.
Rotterdam.
(reduced TO sea level at New York on
Thursday, June %, 1922, at AM, as re-
ported BY the United States Weather sursau
t29.I5) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-five and six-tenths
t155.6) milimeters. Captains Of all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 Pm, NV. IS miles /;
overcast; light sea; visibility. about 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23

MIDpLEsBRoUGH. June a1-sailed. str
BuIlaren lsw). San Francisco. mr.,
MONTREAL, June ai-ATriyed, strs Hol-
brook (Br). Rotterdamy cairncross (Br)'
Arrived oed. strs Lakonia tBT. GLASGOW;
lest; Ramore Head (Brl. do; canopic (Bp,
Liverpool: Turckheim CbrJ. Barry.
sailed 2lst, strs Afghanistan CID Ant Ant
Southampton; Canadian Carrier (Br. Swan
Sailed 22s, strs Wien DAM, Cuba; Mont
NAPLEs' June i9-saiied. STR Dante Ali
gkler tItaD. New York,
NARVIk, June l6-Arrived. str Bergsdal7n
tNor), Baltimore and Newport News via
NoRREsuNDBY, June ls-Arrived. str
Amalienborg dam, Montreal ana syoheF'
NUEvITAs, June 2l-sailed. str Sioux,
Philadelphia.
QtaD. New York for Algiers.
PERNAMBUCo, June 2l-Sailed' str Dun
stan tBrl. csbedello.
IdYMcUTH, June el-saied. str Roehani-
teau (Frl, from Hayre for New York.
Sailed 22d str Neiuw Amsterdam tDutch)
from Rotterdam and Boulogne for New
PORT ANTONIO, June a2-Arrived. str
sailed 2ist. str oritani tBr). Boston.
PRESTON. June 22-Arrived. str Manaqui
PUERTO BARRIos. June o2-Arrived. str
imnerator fNorl. Mobile.
Sailed 21s str Ellis (Nor), New York.
.RUFRTo GAsTILLA. June 2a-Arrived. srr
Lysefjoru tNorl. Mobile.
RIO GRANDE DO SUI. June 2o-Arrived.
str Denis (Brl, Rio Janeiro;
caxias fBraz1. New York: servian Prince
(br). do Liberty Clio, do via Philadelphia
Sailed eed str Lagos tBraz. Baltimore
Savannah; 9 Williams. Philadelphia.
Arrived aist. str Mottsfont (BD. Mont
sT' JOHN. NIB. June 2l-saiIed. str Brat
land (Nor). Norfolk.
ST JOHNS. NE. June 2o-Arrived. str Dlgby
'ep V1NcR%T yerRSS '9g cv ahsA june :iArrived str
Jclee. New York via Ho.ta:
SANTA FE. June 22-sailed. str Maasdyl'
SANTIAGO. June s2-Arrived. str zacaoa
New York.
sailed 10th. str wagiand tNor), et John,
SANTA MARTA. June 21-Arrived. str Car
! fillo Puerto Colombia.
SANTOS. June 17--saieed. str Tapajoz
! tBrazl. New Orleans (44 900 bags coffeel.
| SHANGHAI. June 2l-Arrived. strs Arabia
Maru (Jap), Seattle; Planorbis (Br). San
| Francisco; Shidzuoka Maru lJsp), Seattle.
Sailed 2lst. str Alabama Maru CJap'' IN
SHIELDS. June Io-sailed. ctr Miriam
| (Nor) Portland, Me,
J SINGAPORE. June 2o-Arrived, str Neleus
! (Br) New York for Manila.
! SOUTHAMPTON. June 2l-Arrlved, str
Empress of France (Br). Quebec for Ham
| burg.
sUEz. June 2o-Arrived, str Belierophor
CBr) Penang for Boston and New York.
| TERNEUZE, June l7-Arrived, str Shick-
shiny, Jacksonville via Antwerp
TSINGTAU. June 20-Arrived. str Ardmore
/ Seattle via Manila
/ VANCOUVER, Be. June 22-Arrived. str'
| Canadian Prospector (Br, Ocean Falls; Ca
| madam Farmer (Br). San Francisco.
| VALPARAISO, June 2l--Sailed. str Santa
| Teresa. New York.
! VICTORIA. sc. Jan 22-Arrived. strs En-
press of Canada (Br. Yokohama for Van
! douver; Kaga Maru (Jap). Yokohama for
| Seattle,
! YOKOHAMA. June 19-Arrived. str Err
| vlken (Norl. Port Arthur via san Pedro.
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BROOKLYN BUILDERS
INCREASE HOLDINGS
Add to Site for FIatbush AUe-
nue. Structure. ~

Harold wittemann and Samuel Angel
Off builders. who recently secured IL
year leasehold OF the plot at the corner
OF DeKalb avenue and Flatbush avenue
extension from William III. English at a
total rental of $4,000 through William
H. Greve of the Realty Associates. has
purchased the adjoining plot of 165 feet
from the r. c. Church of Our Lady Of
Mercy providing a frontage of about
3S5 feet on the avenue. extending from
DeKalb avenue to the Fleet Street NJ
Z. Church. at the corner OF Fleet street
and Flatbush avenue extension. The
builders have filed plans prepared by
Murray Klein, architect, for a two-story
office and store building to cover the
entire plot. tt
Meister Builders. Inc. sold to M.
Scimeca the two story business build
ing 18.4xso, at 1850 Eightysixth street.
Charles Felette was the broker. 81
Bulkley & Horton Co. sold 337 Grand
avenue, between Gates and Lexington.
a two story frame dwelling 1sxl00, for
the Cropsey estate.
Melville Realty Co. sold for J. E.
Bastress a one family residence, corner
of East Forty eighth street and Avenue
l. to Gerald X. Berkey for occupancy.
j. Lacov sold for Ruth Levien to Anna
Epstein a one family house with garage
ct 423 Avenue NJ, northwest corner OF
East Fifth street and Avenue NJ. ~,
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Samuel Levinson the three family framo
dwelling at 327la Seventeenth street
e. T. Newman sold the three story
dwelling. 20.6x95. at s94 Union street.
for Clara Hampson.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph.1

ABERDEEN. Wash. June 22-Sailed. str
Bessie Dollar (Br). Anacortes.
POSITION, Mass. June ei-AlTived. strs LII
mon. Bocas del Toro; Mscab lBr). Banes !;
Calvin Austin. New York: Lake Strymon,
Charleston, SC; schrs Edward J Lawrence,
Norfolk: Barbara w OBr). Apple River tlat-
" Arrived oist. PM. strs Aewihavre. Port
Lobos; Homestead. Antwerp; West Isleta,
Seattle. &C. via New York: schrs Vivian
Desert.
Arrived 22d, strs Belvernon (Pan), 81,
Jchnz; Prince George tBrl. Yarmouth.
Cleared eist. schr James W Howard Grand
Cleared 22d. strs Santa Olivia. Baltimore;
Belgian (Br). Manchester via Liverpool
schr Ada Tower (Brl, Pavrsboro.
Sailed goth. strs steohen n Jones', New
port News (and anchored below the Castle
reported proceeded 2is' PD; william N
Sailed 2lst. PM, strs city OF oran lBr),
New York (held over from yesterday !,
Iiurybates (Br). New York; Highland Prlnca
CEr). do; Manhattan lBr), Hamburg and
Antwerp via Philadelphia. Saxon Prince
CBD. plraeus, salonica, smyrna and Con-
stantinople via New York and Hampton
Roads; Absecon. Norfolk Edward Peroe.
Newport News; Hatnpden, Sewalls Point;
Maryland (U s 81, Hampton Roads Nacoo
chee, Savannah; tugs Harold, New York.
towing barses Nos and "a; vesta. towing
barge Edith. Lamberts Point for Lynn.
Sailed 22d. strs Walter y Noyes. Newpors
News Prince Arthur tBrl Yarmouth; Cal
VIZ Au&llns .NFW lVFNF -~NNN AIN uhf eNul "
zebedee r Clff, Port Tampa Ella Ptirce
Thurlow. Dorothy Palmer and Wyoming, all
for Hampton Roads; tug Wyoming. New
York. towing harges 705, 1855. 7s6 [from
Rcckand) and Ts3--Wind at Highland Light
w, Is miles thick fog; smooth sea.
BALTIMORE. Md, June 2e--Arrived, sire
Borgestad (Nor). Tuxpam; Barrymore (Br) +,
Liverpool via Boston and Philadelphia; Frel-
eric n Kellogg, Tampico; sinsnawa. Pa
lermo via New York Ruth. Boca Grande.
Cleared 225. strs Knoxville City. Los An
geles: Venezuela. New York; Knud tDan)
petrograd,
Sailed 22d. strs santore. Norfolk Taiabo,
(Ncrl. philadelphia. Sosua (Norl. Tea.
BEATRICE, Port Tampa; schr Purnell White,
'cH&RLEsToN. SC. June 22--Arrlved. ctr
Comanohe. New York (and proceeded for
Jecksonvlle).
CAPE HENRY. va. June n. Il PM
Passed out, strs Bowden Mon, Baltimore
for Port Maria 22d. An, Fort Morgan
(Nor) do for Gibara; I AM. Gasconcr
(Br). do for Dunkirk. 3 AM, Maumee. Nor.
felix for New York = AN. phaliron CGreek
baltimore for Port Maria: Akmaar (nutchl
do for Rotterdam and Antwerp.-Wind NV,
HuREKA. csl. June 2a-ssred, str vInIts,
Honolulu
GALVESTON. Tex. June 2i--Arrved. stes
Thomas " Wheeler. New York: VI Vale do.
Arrived 22d, strs Lake slavl West. indies !
Lake Fairlle. sagua Ia Grande CITY OF
sif ssiiea ga Sirs KyuruNu Moru tysp. TO.
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Bound East.
CLEARED.

Str Aness lBr) Rees. Liverpool (genera)
u Navigation Co.
Str Bradavon (Br), Burns. London tgea-
eraD-U S Navigation Co.
Str Antonio Lopez tSpl. Caro-. Cadiz. Bar
oelona, &c tgenerab- Luis Llanso.
Str Steinstad fNor), Evensen. Port Alfred
and Ha Ha Bay lballasp Bennett. Hvoslef
Str ohioan. swicker San Pedro. san Fran
cisco. &c, via Panama Canal tgeneraD--
United American Lines
Str George Henry. Lynch. Tamplco (ba.-
lastl-Huasteca Petroleum Co.
Str Josiah Macy. Hendry Tamplco (bal-
lasp-R l. Hague.
Str Bibbeo, Sieyers, Tampico (bailast)-
Munson Steamship Line.
Str Prins Frederic Hendrix (Dutchl, Van
Der Borden. Cape Haiti. Gonaiyes. &c, VII,
Str Lake Como. Tonnesen. Santiago and
Guantanamo (generaD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Moro Castle, Blackadder, Havana.
frogreso, &C (generaD-New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co.
Str Q 7 Waring. Naber, Charleston (bal-
last)-R l. Hague.
Str Corona mon, orland. Charleston CbaI-
last)-Bowring & Co.
sts Bur tNorl. Falsen. Norfolk tballast.
Str Masaniello GtaD, Curraino, Norfolk
Observation-Disclosures, Inc.
Str Tuscan, Chamberlain, Norfolk (gen-
eraD-Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Winneconne, Brenner. Baltimore (gen-
eraD-Foreign Transport and Mercantile
Corporation.
Str II + Dimock. Allen. Boston (generaD =
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vEsEY sTREEr)

BY Henry hrady.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. ,05es from junction
Of pyckman st and Riverside Drive, 400 Az
b752x irregular, vacant. Henry shester
against Vermont Hygeia Ice Co. Leary \
Somers, attorneys; amount due, $63, ,0s3.5l;
taxes. &C. sl2.s6775; to p. W. Scott for
SCANNED. ST, 50 and ssi5. :. EST Mon
roe st. five story tenement and stores,
2Txp5a: Auburn Savings Bank, against
Yetta weiner et al; Shearman Sterling,
attorneys; amount due, SO ,0i2.3 80; taxes,
SC, 81 .957 81; to the Lawyers Mortgage co
for S2d.5o0.
nv 7. Lincoln seide Co.
ST, 65S 3, 66 Chris
topher ct, 3is story tenement and stores.
II 3x6o: Florence Van Cortlandt Parsons,
as executriV ct al, against Henry Hantan
ct al: Harold Swain attorney. amount
due. ss.siI.ao. taxes, &C.. $3.50 as. 20 Ed
win V. Voiihar, for 81 ,o25
ny Joseph r. Day.
Z i2STH ST, 25i, =, i02 W Second av, five
story tenement and stores, osxfa II. Law
years Mortgage CO against stephen ~.
jackson ct al; Shearnan Sterling. at
tornsys: amount due, SlS,4SA.6l, taxes, &C.
81 g03 2a. withdrawn.
Az. 353. W =, 90 i4ed al. thrcs
story dwelling. 2Oxf00. Mary A. McCiown.
as exccutrix. against Charles walker et
al, Leonard J. Langbein. attorney; amount
due, sp,3ST TO- TO the plaintiff for $1,000
For other Real Estate News See rar. -.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Dangers to Navigation.
tReported to the Hydrographic offlce.l

fReported TO the Hydrographlc Ohtice'I
June II, lat "a "a. Ion 72 3s, passed what
was apparently large hatch cover about ~
feet square. covered with canvass ana
painted red, apparently in water for short
time--Str Zula.
June 1s, lat 80 4s, lon u is, paseed cylin-
drlcal iron d-edge buoy pontoon-sr v
Folger.
June 20. lat 20 81, ION 60 o3, passed part
of ship's side ABOUT 40 feet long, painted
black. with three beams about 10 Inches
square attached and projecting about 4 teet
out of water-str I'll Captain.
June 20, lat 43 SO. Ion Al IS, derelict
awash-U G G. cutter Modoe.
June Z, lat 4s 5s. Ion rs 90. passed
black conical whistling buoy-str santana
(Belg).
The stations OF the Canadian Signal Ser
vice under date OF June 10, reported ice as
follows: Belle Isle, light open Ice. distant
~ bergs; Point Amour, light open Ice dls-
tant, n bergs Cape Race. june -. two
icebergs. east-northesst 0 miles. aground.
one southwest 3 miles. moving southwest;
June 10, one berg east-northssAt miles,
aground.
The following radiogram was received from
the u 3 G q cutter Modoc; June 81, posi-
ton. lat IL 30, lon 80 10. drifting eastward
/ mile per hour on northern edge OF Gun
Stream, near small berg, which Ia disln.
tegrating rapidly. This IL southernmost OF
three bergs observed June 15 west and SOUTH
vest OF the Tail OF the Bank. Fog at In
tervals.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AsSYRIA (Br). from Glasgow 2od for New
York
BAYERN (Ger). from Hamburg 2ad for New
York
COLOMBO QtaD. from Genoa 2ed for New
York.
rANTE ALIGHIERI GtaD. from Naples
10TH for New York.
LACONIA tBr), from Liverpool 2lst for New
York
NIEUW AMSTERDAM (Dutch), from Plym-
outh 22d for New York.
ORDUNA (Br). from Hamburg 2lst for New
York
PATRIA (Fr. from Marseilles 10th for
New York.
ROCHAMBEAU (Fr), from Plymouth 2lst
for New York.
ROMA (Fr). from Lisbon 10th for New York.
SANTA TERESA. from Valparaiso 21st for
New York.
yAUBAN (Br). from Buenos Aires 21st for
New York.
ICELAND (Br). from Antwerp 2ed for
Now York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
OPERATORS TAKE MORE
PROFITS ON ASTOR LOTS

The magic of the name "Astor" when
IL is applied TO the realty world was
displayed yesterday when an unidentt-
fed investor In Camden, n. j., bought
a tract of fourteen lots IN the former
William Waldorf Astor holdings in The
Bronx. which was sold last week by
Joseph T. Day and j. Clarence Davies.
auctioneers in the Hotel Astor. 7g,
This Camden man had never seen
the lots, but j. II. Tucker. a Camden
broker. who was handling them for
Thomas Morch and Edward NJ. Solo-
mon. Philadelphia operators. who
bought them at the auction sale, had
no difficulty in convincing him that they
were due for a rise in value soon. The
lots are at 17ith street and Rosedale
avenue.
This is the second profitable turn by
Mr.. Morch since the sale, the other deal
involving fourteen lots on Metcalf ave.
nue.. which were purchased by an un-
named banker.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Glendarnel. from Norfolk, while on
her way to Hackensack In tow, collided with
the Lincoln Highway Bridge. damaging the
bridge badly; the steamer has two holes IN
bow.
BOSTON, June 22-Str Bellngham. tied up
at Red Hook, has been assigned by shipping
Board to G II Sprague Son and Is now
undergoing some repair work, which VIII pe
completed about the e6th when she VIII
enter the -Scaudtn Wan trade.
BALTIMORE, June 22-Str Borgestad
(Nor) which arrived here to-day from Tux
pam, brought men. crew OF aux sehr De
Soto, abandoned off the Florida coast.
LIVERPOOL, June 22-The Cunard Line
str samaria which left Liverpool for Boston
June IL. returned to port to-day on account
of machinery trouble.
LONDON, June 22--Motor ship Slam (Danl,
from Tacoma &c, took fire In port at Hull
and the fire was not extinguished until much
damage was done to the vessel; the cargo
was also damaged by fire and water.
PORTLAND, Me, June 20-A syndicate
represented by Capt A w Frost has about
closed the purchase OF five masted schr St
Johns. NE. at New York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Army Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., June e.

SpectdI Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., June 2e.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
CAVALRY.
Boniface. Col. John j.. TO Fort d. A.
RUSSELL
Latimer, Major Charles W.. to Fort d. A.
Russell
Cox. Capt: Walton W, to Fort Bliss.
Mandell. Capt. Harold O., to Fort Riley.
Page. First Lieut.. Sidney. TO Fort Bliss.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Cameron. First Lieut.. Alan f.. to San
ENGINEERS.
cleay. Capt. James D.. to Camp Humph-
reys.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Hess. Major waltor w., Jr.. TO Army War
College.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Morton, Major Emmet c.. to Boston.
INFANTRY.
Patterson, Capt. Harry A.. to Fort Bliss.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Phnres, Capt Walter L.. TO Denver.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Rose. Major John b.. to Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds.
winningstad, Capt. Olaf p, to Fort Sam
ouARTERMAsTERs
Heller. Capt. Eugene j.. to Fort Myer.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Hodges. First Lieut.. Duncan. to wash
ington.
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.
Fuller. Col. Benjamin H., to Naval war
Taylor. Lieut.. Col. Charles H.. to Nor
Williams. Lieut. Col. Alexander g., to
Naval War College.
Berry, Jamor Benjamin g.. to santo Do
smith. Major william D.. to ouantico.
Creamar, Capt. Frank D., to Quantico.
Woods, Cap. Louis H., To Quantico
Edson. First Lisut. Merritt A.. to GUAM
Snyder. First Lieut.. william X. to GUAM
Arthur. Capt. John H.. to U. s. Head
pwyer. Capt Richard b.. TO recruiting
Fay, Capt. John H.. TO Fort Miffin.
Lowell. Capt. Roy D., TO Pensacola air
station
Parker. Capt. John H.. 70 Virgin Islands.
Peck. Capt. De Witt. to Guantanamo Bay
station.
Adams, First Lieut.. John p, to naval air
Campbell. First Lieut.. Harold s., to naval
air station, Pensacola.
Farrell, First Lieut.. Walter O., TO naval
collnss. First Lieut.. Kenneth D.. 20
Santo Domingo.
benson. First Lieut.. Albert r.. to ". $. 8.
California. nm. =.
10 II. s. 8. Pittsburgh,
Jones. First Lieut.. Blythe O., 10 Norfolk
Navy la.d.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
rRoNx HOSPITAL BUYS AGAIN.

Further purchases have been made by
the Montefore Hospital for Chronic
Diseases adjacent TO its home at Gun
Hill road and Bainbridge avenue. From
Elizabeth II. Knoeppel the institution
bought the plot, 50Xi00. on the east side
of kossuth place, 800 feet north of
Cloth street, and from Oscar c. Cum
mings it acquired the plot, l25x1oo. on
the west side OF Steuben avenue, 3S5
feet south OF Gun Hill road. The hos
pital recently bought five lots adjoining
the latter purchase on the north.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By MALL

BANGOR, Me. June iT-Arrived, hargss
Hopatcong and Musconetcong, Norfolk.
Arrived at Fort Point igth, echr Charlie
W iliie, Boston.
CAMDEN. Me. June 2oTn port. schr Wal
Tram. for Noel. Ms Oo load for Boston,.
HONOLULU, June iT-Arrived, str Hei-
from. New Orleans, &c. for Kobe. &c.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June lo-Arrivef.
schr Jere G Shaw. Portland, Me.
ROCKLAND, Ne. June lT-Arrived. schr
Kennebunk Philadelphia via Rockport, Mass
(has part cargo for Banzor).
In port 20th. schr F 9 Pendieton. for Swan
Island Oo load for New York or Fhiladel-
lhlal.
SAN JUAN Pr, June i6-Sailed. str op-
land fNorD. san Domingo.
sABfNE. Tex. June is-saiied. s,rs Co
rnanche (Br), Manchester; Fletcher Far
reil, New York and PhIladephis.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
s122,S75 FOR BRooKLYE LOTS.

r. NJ. walsh purchased fifty-two lots
on Clinton street. between Bush and
Lorraine streets. Brooklyn, at the sale
Of 122 lots conducted Wednesday ove-
ming by the Jere Johnson Jr. Company.
auctioneers. In 1s9 Montague street. at
the order OF Irving r. Bush creator OF
the Bush Terminal. The price Of the
ifty-two lots was $4,000. The total re-
ceipts Of the sale were S122.S75, includ-
ing Ave unrestricted lots on Forty-arst
street, between First and Second ave-
nues opposite the Bush Terminal. These
lots brought $3.50.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
OUTSIDE REPAIRS JUSTIFIED.

WASHINGTON, June 22.--The Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad was held
today by the Interstate Commerce Com
yyr,efon TO have been justified in letting
out locomotive repair work In 1920 even
though the costs were materially IN
sxcess of those for similar work in it's
own shops"
The Northwestern was forced to pay
to locomotive builders amounts ranging
m to $4,000 for repairs which would
have cost not more than $4,000 in Its
own shops, the investigation disclosed,
hut had been unable to get the work
done through use of its own facilities.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Fire Record

3:45 A. M.-27o west i4ist street, Edward
Bradwaith. None.
$3.50 A M-TsT Second avenue. Georg,
achei. Unknown.
coo A. MIN front Of 42s West Nineteenth
street auto truck; unknown. Trifling
II 45 A. M.--26i West Seventy-third street,
wiliett Broma. Slight.
1850 A. M.-2t7 ST. AIMS avenue. Bronx;
unknown. Slight.
:25 r. M.-503 East seventy-third street,
Suburban Home Company, Unknown.
T.50--Christopher and Greene SITS.
news stand unknown. ........T .Trifling
S,i0-iO5 Madison st. Joseph Becker.
Unknown
n.45--e55 Rlverside. Drive; Frank
ssrfst,o. ..... .... rrfflins
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Fur Trade Term Discussed.

Representatives of the various
branches of the fur industry met yes
terday behind closed doors at the Wal
dorf- Astoria Hotel to discuss tho regis
tration of the trade term Hudson
Seal" by Aaron Kosofsly and his de-
mand of 500 annually for the use OF
the term. Franklin Simon, president OF
the National Garment Retailers AS
ISOLATION. who suggested that the fur
rrien convene, was uncommunicative
after the conference regarding it's out
come. Sentiment for the abandonment
Of all trade names as applied 70 furs
is growing rapidly. 1t is said. This feel
ing has given rise to the opinion that
a demand that furs be properly named
in consumer advertising may have been
voiced at the meeting yesterday.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Raw SILK Market Quiet.

The local raw silk market Is quiet
but steady. and while there is an in
clnation on the part of some holders
to slightly shade quotations, others hold
silk firmly on the basis of last weeks
advance, according to ii. l.. Gwalter
& Co., Inc. Buyers have withdrawn
from the market for the moments hav-
ing covered fairly well their needs for
the next few weeks. With business at
the mills improving II is expected that
manufacturers will not stay out OF the
market long. Any visible parcels Of
fered slightly below the current prices
are finding quick takers, particularly
I'm coarse sizes, which continue scarce.
Yokohama and other foreign markets
have quieted down somewhat. with
prices showing little change from pre-
1ioua levels.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
NEW LOAN ON FL PARK row.

August Belmont's Park Row Realty
Company has borrowed from the Mutual
Life Insurance Company S35o,0o0 on the
twenty-three story Park row Office build
ing at 3 20 21 Park row and the seven
story building Just 10 the south at 8
Park row. The instrument was recorded
in the registers office as an equal lien
with a prior mortgage for Si,35O,0o0.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Winds of the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Key West-Gente TO moderate
south and southwest winds; weather gener-
ally fair Friday.
Over East and West Gulf-Gentle variable
winds and weather fair Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Wtndward Passage
Gentle to moderate variable winds, except
casterly over north and central portions. and
weather generally fair Friday.
North Of Sandy Hook-Moderate southwest
and west winds; weather fair Friday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Gentle to mod
crate west to north winds; weather fair
Friday.
Hatteras to Florida straits-Gentle to
moderate south and southwest winds;
weather generally fair Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
AUCTIONS AT HEMPsTEAD.

stephen p. Petit. Inc. auctionecr. Of
Freeport, L. J., has sold forty building
lots OF the Hampstead Square Estate At
Hampstead. l.. L. also 100 lots at Lyn-
brook. l.. l.. for the Bonnor Develop
ment Corporation. The same firm viii
sell at auction on June 20 the property
of the late Adelaide A. Payne at Bald
win, l.. J.. and on July and ?, az
Freeport, l.. l.. Ave dwellings and forty
building lots for the Bauman Construc-
tion Company.