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The New York herald., 1922-11-14
sTO0 REWARD
Wearing Apparel.

NEcKPIECs-MInk, two skins. J7th 81 be-
tween 5th-6th avs: reward. CONRAD. care
h7fh
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Dogs, Cats. &c.

%EsCI{ Pft,C f,-Tlussiau sable. two skin. Tues
sav evening". IN taxicab or Club Royal for
Deirnonico's: suitable reward Circle 1854.
The New York herald., 1922-11-14

Mrs. Hayes Brooke gave dinner at
Pierre's last night for her daughter, Miss
Marie Brooke, Miss Carnelia Livingston.
Mr.. Thompson Burchel and Mr.. John
Pell.
The New York herald., 1922-11-14

Viscount d'Alte, the Portuguese -iin-
ister; Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Elkins
Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Sinkler and Mr..
and Mrs. Geoge f. Tyler, of Elkins
Park, Pa. and Mrs. John Wood Blod-
gett are at the st. Regis.
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Mrs. Victor Cumnock and her niece
Miss Grace Helen Talbot. will hold re-
ceptions on the afternoon of December
3 and 10. at l West Sixty-seventh
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr. and Mrs Edward G. Delafield are
at the New Weston Hotel.
The New York herald., 1922-11-14

Mr.. Angler B. Duke gave dinner
last night at Pierre's. Among his
guests were Mr.. Rowland Hazard. Mrs
Miller Graves, Mrs. Jerome n. Bona
parte, Messrs. q. de Loosely Oelrchs
Stephen Van Rensselaer, and Henry B.
| Plant
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The Hon. and Mrs. Herbert Brooks
who had been at the Ritz-Carlton. left
yesterday for Washington. Lord Glen
tanar left that hotel yesterday for
The New York herald., 1922-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs Buchanan Schley, Jr.
have returned from Havana and Pana-
ma and are in their new home at III
West Fifty-seventh street.
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In siemoriani.

Van Fps. Tsrelia
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Pratt. who
are sailing November 81 by the Ho-
meric, will give theater party for
fifty tomorrow night.
The New York herald., 1922-11-14

Mrs Frank Longfellow Crocker and
her daughter. Miss Charity Crocker, Of
123 East Seventy-third street sail to-
day by the Aquitania for "a short stay
abroad
The New York herald., 1922-11-14

TCE pOC lost from West Geth ST. Al.
..r... r.nurnrd Gail ACADEMY 4I1S
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-09-06
REGULAR TABLE
OF VOTES

Vote ballots are given on all sub
scription payments. This includes
renewals and new subscriptions.
COLLECTION of back accounts are
considered as renewals.)
Price Of Subscription and Number
of Votes Which Are Given
1 year. $3.50 earns 5000 votes.
Q years. $500 earns $1,000 votes.
years. $3.50 earns $4,000 votes.
4 years. $500 earns $4,000 votes.
s years. $3.50 earns $4,000 votes.
10 years. $500 earns $4,000 votes.
20 years. $4,000 earns 100000 votes.
rs years. $3.50 earns $4,000 votes.
80 years. $500 earns 100000 votes.
All payments made on Subscrip-
tions earn votes according to this
table.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
News Of Real Estate
SALE OF HUNTS POINT
LOTS NETS $500, ,248
Total of z45 Parcels Disposed
OF at Auction.

The continuation sale OF Hunts Point
lots. held on Monday by Joseph p. Day,
auctioneer. in the Hunts Point Palace.
sent the total sales Of lots in the offering
OF real estate in the section for the New
York City Freehold Estate Corporation
to 745. for which S400.24S was paid. Two
hundred and ninety~fve lots were sold
on Monday for s144,62S.
Many resales among the buyers fea-
tured the second days activities. A.
Rosenberg. Bronx merchant, resold sew
eral Of his lots for substantial profit.
DR.. ]. Axelrad was the biggest buyer
OF the day. taking two. plots between
Grinnell place, Garrison avenue. and
East 156th and Truxton streets. He paid
s42.500 for the sixty-three lots in the
plots Joseph Horowitz, Bronx builder.
bought fifteen lots on Tiffany street. be-
tween Randall avenue and Casanova
street, for $9.050. Mr.. Horowitz stated
that he Intended to build Immediately
one and two family houses.
L. Fischer owner of the Hunts Point
Palace. took a corner plot at Randall
avenue and Truxton street for s1,825.
Other buyers were A. Rosenberg, who
increased his purchases by S6,S00 buying
on Viele avenue, between Manida and
Coster streets; Hugh Healy, four lots
for S1,275; Bertha Isaccs. three lots for
S775; Max Newman. five lots for $3.50 !;
SITS Max Newman. Ave lots for s1,250 {;
r. L. Caro-. three lots for 1850, and
c. H Robbing, four lots for s1,175.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
TENTH AVENUE GARAGE
LEASED FOR $500, 900
Other Renting Deals Closed
in Manhattan.

The Interboro Realty Company
(Louis II. Kaplan) has leased for W.
M. w. Realty Corporation, s. Merkin,
president, to the Roblan Corporation,
the new two story automobile service
building 100xl0o. on the southwest cor
ner Of Tenth avenue and Fifty-sixth
street. for twenty-one years. The gross
rental involves approximately $500, 900.
The corner store was recently leased to
the Radio Restaurant Company
The Broadway and Thirty-seventh
Street Corporation leased from the
plans the thirteenth floor, containing
ing now being erected at 1864 Broad
way. southeast corner Thirty-seventh
street, to Joseph Sedwitz. &C. at an
aggregate rental of 100000. II. J..
Friedman Company were the brokers'
Tapkoos Smith & Co. leased to the
Times Square Auto Supply Company,
Jesse Froehlich, president, at a rental
aggregating $4,000. the ground floor
store on Fourth avenue north Of building
entrance in the recently completed six
story building, at the northeast corner
OF Fourth avenue and Twenty-third
street. Upon completion Of alterations
the tenant will open branch establish
ment.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc, leased for
Maurice A. Platt store In 40 West Forty
eighth street to Emmelin e Winter.
Brady & Bowman leased offices In the
Borden Building, Madison avenue and
Forty-fifth street. to the Robert w.
Irwin Company.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased
offices in Sc Pine street to Paul Bar
breau and to Helen, d. Johnson also
office In log Fulton street to Philip
Magid.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26

QUEENSTOWN. July 23-sailed. str Baltic
(Br), from Liverpool for New York
In port 2fth. str Appomattox tBrl. Middies-
brough for Boston. repairing (sails Aug ID
ST JOHN. NIB. July 25-Arrived. str Do.
sxNTos. July $Sssan.a. str: DRYDEN tgr.
for New York. 800 bags for Boston); 22d.
West Jappa. San Francisco (2S.300 bags cof-
SHANGHAI. July 24-Arrived. str Tilthorr
SHARPNESS. July 2i-saned. str Blair.
berg SBr); Campbellton. NIB;
New York via Batavia. &C.
| SWANSEA. July 21-Arrived. str Canadian
Aviator (Br). London.
ysTa,, sy1NEH Sg Jy a. RM4ssyss PM str:
SYDNEY. Nsw. July 22-Arrived. stl
Token (sw). San Francisco.
Sailed 2oth. str Canadian. Britishsr CBr)
SYRACUSE. July 2o-Arrived. str Easterr
City (BD. Montreal for Genoa.
Gap). from Hong Kong for San Francisco.
TAMPICO, July 24-Arrived. str Morre
Castle. Vera Cruz.
New Orleans via Havana; 22d, 10 Am. I'm.
perator (Nor), Mobile.
TIMARU. July 21-Arrived. str Canadian
TRIESTE. July i7-Arrivyd. str Kossuth
Ference QtaD, New Orleans.
| VALPARAISO. July 25-Arrived.. strs or.
Gus, New York via Panama and Caliao
| VERA CRUZ. July 2o--Arrived, str Yuca-
tan, New Orleans.
VENICE, July ao-Arrivsd. str Fiume
VICTORIA. Be. July 24--saiied. str Cana,
dian Traveler. {Br). Sydney.
VITA; July 2EAIrived; str Ripon. Havana
dareus (Br). from Hong Kong for Van
| couyer.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
WOOLWORTH BLOCK
ON HEIGHTS IN DEAL
Former Holdings of Merchant
Again in Transfer.

The block bounded by Amsterdam
and st. Nicholas avenues. 160th and
161st streets. has been conveyed by
Eugene p. Mahony to the Unity Con-
tracing Company. The transfer was
made subject to a mortgage for $s1, $50.
The block was formerly owned by the
late i. w. Woolworth and was sold
at auction by his estate in April, 1890,
by Joseph P. Day for sos, 900 to Rosina
vollhart. Subsequently it was pur-
chased by the present selling interests
for reported price of sll6,5o0. There
are brick and frame buildings on the
site. which fronts 200 feet on Amster-
dam avenue. 2033 feet on st. Nicholas
avenue, T.4 feet on 160th street and so
feet on 161st street.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
FOREIGN PORTS.
rBy Maii.1

ARDRossAN. July 2o-sailed. str Shooters
leland. Barry Roads to load for United
ARGENTIA. NF. July ls-Arrived. str As
keladden tNor). Cardiff tproceeded to Sal
nionier to load pit props):
Canadian Coaster (Br,. Trinidad.
BERMUDA. July 19-Arrived. strs Con-
way, (Br). London: goth. Rhone or. trans
Sailed 2oth. str Canadian Forester tsr,.
Nassau. &C.
Passed 18th. strs Malmanser lNorl, Tam
pico for -: 10th. Laurelleaf (Br). Tampico
BURLINGTON. NF, prior to July 1e-Ar-
ryed Usi5ao str Cardiff 1r Br Gardii Arvo Mar
(Japl, San Francisco.
CARDIFF. July 10-Sailed. str Canadian
cqrrier eTSoI,rn Bn Monssea MS i,,,v ,o No., .c,r
Nina Nadeau tI3r), for Boston (ready).
G1LIGENT. RIVER. Ms. July 2o-Sailed,
'chr mAax EHTa 1ay 5 sSsasd str Miss Hsrse
siemers (Ger). st AIMS Head (for orders).
HAVANA. July 19-Arrived. strs Hamburg
Mas Gan o caSSss SoraSvasa Ss hoss ss gat
more. &C: H X Wage (Nor). Newport News.
Sailed 10th. strs Brennero ItaD. Genoa /;
Theresa Theresa 'iS tBr). csrdenss: Goth. Alfonso XII
LIVERPOOL. MS. July 2o-Arrived. schr
NSy5 %NTRa 9Hssn .s5 Jay Nsy s ssss &c pMsaed
Times (Nor). Caraauet NIB Ito load for
PARRsBoEo. MS. July 2i-cleared. schr
Sailed 2oth. schr oroz,mbo. for Dnigent
River and Boston.
In port 22d, schr Jeesy & Alice tBrl. after
ST JOHNS, NF, July 13-Arr!ved. schr
Union Jack (Br). Barbados.
fleIssa In port ita iah. % schr % Admiral Drake Br,.
for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
SHIP NEWS OF WORLD CONTINUED

tar: Paraguay. Washington. DC: Bayonne
(motor). New York.
Sailed 25th. str Cape Henry. baltimore.
Sailed 25th. strs Virginia (Dan. Balti-
more: Sutransco. New York: West Arrow,
Liverpool via Baltimore.
Passed up Delaware Breakwater 2bth. tus
Passed out 25th. 2 80 PM. strs Northwest
err Miller iBr), Philadelphia for New York:
Pm. City Of Seattle: do for do.
Pbiladelphia for Genipe Bay MART Wind
NE. 16 miles cloudy: light fog light swell.
PORTLAND, Me. July 25-Arrlyed. stra
Tampico: Suffolk. Norfolk.
Sailed 25th. str Carolyn (supposeO Nort
PRovINcETowN. Mass. July "a. PM-Ar-
rived. tug Perth Amboy. New York for East
DgRst fewiny str GranissI Iv STATE ,cnr
Frances l. Taussig. Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 23-Arrived.
strs Harry Luckenbach. Anacortes land
sailed 25th for Philadelphia): Deerfield. Be-
Arrived 24th. sIrs Enterprise. Hilo: West
O'Rowa. Shanghai: Broad Arrow. Swatow.
Arrived 25th. str Ruth Alexander. VIC
Sailed 23d. str rascaiusa tBr). Singapore.
Sailed Path. strs Durham Maru SJapl, from
Hong Kong. &c. for New York; West Haven
SEATTLE. Wash. July e4-Arrivod. strs
Hakata Maru fJap). Vancouver: Mandasan
Msas sHN iag2 FE6Ro San car TTanfisso Sas
Hyades. Honolulu: Katrina Luckenbach. New
ss SAN Hs2e pa ess1, sss Eoxz MsT .l x9Ia
toso. Norfolk.
SAND KEY. Fla. July 2s-Passed. strs Fl
EIstero. Fred w Weller and Charwood (Brl
bound W: Ocmulgee. bound e: oath. Fred
erick Ewing and Texas. bound E: Herman
Frasch. Ell Cid. Champion Anderson. Gulf OF
Mexico: J n Danziger and Limnea (Br)
bound W.
Passed oath. strs L J Drake. Gulfstrcam.
Kamesit and Thomas II Wheeler, bound W.
Passed 25th. strs Janelew. Henry D
Wilton. Afel. Limicana (Br) and Vancolite
(Br). bound w: Alamo, bound r.
SAVANNAH. Ga. July 25-Arrived. strs
Sierra Leone dam. Charleston: Essex Phil
adelphia for Jacksonville: City OF st Louis.
New York.
Sailed 25th. schr T NJ .Barnsdali. Portland.
SEARSPORT. Me. July 25--In port, str
North Wind. for Boston (ready to sail for
inspection).
sTONINGToN. Me, July 25-rn port. schr
Geo Bradford. for Boston.
TACOMA. Wash. July 24-Arrived. str
Robin Gray. Seattle.
TAMPA. Fla, July 25-Sailed. str Truxillo
New Orleans: schrs Admiral Beatty (Br)
Fort st Joe: Virginia Dare. North Atlantic
ports.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. July 25-Ar-
rived. Eagle boats Nos 27. b5. Is and A.
tugs Mars. towing barGes. for east; Fame
towing barges Beattie. Flora and Edith
Norfolk for Boston.-Wind, AM. NE. mod
crate: PM. z. fresh: clear.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York-New Rochelle Harbor-The
lighthouse Service announces Spindle Rock
buoy No moved 264h- deg (true) from It's
former position In AZ fathoms Of water. and
established $50 yards 33i deg (true) from
Dnvids Island flagstaff. In AZ fathoms OF
water. July II. 1922.
View .Jersey--Newark Bay and Hackensack
Rlver-The Lighthouse Service announces one
buoy established In Newark Bay, Hacken-
sack River channel buoys Nos /, 2, and
discontinued and eight fourth class spar
6uoys established IN about one fathom OF
numbered In sequence. Newark Bay. buoy
cttnDilsacd--Ncwark Bay dredged channel No
q, 1876 hrg ttrue) 713 yards from Newark
Fay light No 4. Hackensack River buoys
e@tablished--Iiackensack River channel No
1. 35M deg (truc) 8i3 yards from Newark
yards from Newark Bay light No ii; No 3.
cSs deg (true) 1.2s7 yards from chimney
Morris Canal; No 4. 47i4 deg uruel. $50
yards from Newark Bay light No 4; No ..
s04i1 deg true) f.0Jb yards from chimney,
Morris Canal; No o. 27D deg ttrue) .2l5
yards from chimney Morris Canal: No q.
POI deg ttrue) i.ioo yarde from chimney
numbered Z, 10 and Q. respectively. No 8
buoy was changed to HIS instead of No IL,
rs pubished In Notice to Mariners No 20
on account OF the buoy marking small
ehoai and there being n channel on either
eide, attention also being invited to para
sraph 500. Notice to Mariners No 27.
Observation-Disclosures River--yhe Light
house Service announces buoys IN Taunton
Niver renamed Taunton River channel buoys
anC renumbered In sequence, excepting Md
die Rock buoy. HIS. July fe-20-2i. 1g22s.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCo); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM) !;
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. J. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
HARLEM AND HEIGHTS
FLATS CHANGE HANDS
Investor Buys East View on
Morningside Avenue.

Louis r. Sommer sold for the
Chalmers Realty Company, Joseph f.
Benaim president, the northwest cor
ner of 11Sth street and Morningside
drive. a six story elevator apartment
house. known as the East View, on plot
90x100. 1t was held at $250,000 and
has been bought for investment
Thomas w. Rourke, Edward T. Doyle
and Cecilia NJ. Leach, comprising the
80 Hamilton Place Corporation, will
take over the seven story elevator
apartment house at that address, the
northwest corner of 141st street 1t
fronts 1874 feet on Hamilton place and
23.S feet on the street.
Brown Wheelock-Harris vought &
Co. sold for Edmund L. Kolb the two
four story flats. 176 and ITS East
Eightieth street. on plot 44x102.2. be-
tween Lexington and Third avenues
The property will be offered for re-
sale.
The 1888 Lexington Avenue Corpo-
ration. Max Cohen, Edward G. De-
laney and Lyman Herman, is purchas-
Ing the five story store tenement,
24.10x75. at that address, north of 10Sth
street. Moses II. Rothstein, attorney,
represents the company.
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Continued from Preceding Page.

Str Dominic (Br). Buck, Ceara. Maran-
aam. &c (seneraD-Booth Co..
Str sixaola. Law, KINGSTON. Cristobai. &c
Str Q Barstow. Wallace. Tsmpico tbai-
Str \ : Elliott Elliott. Hewitt. TsmDico cbal-
Str Alabama. A svensop. Tampico tballast, :
Str SSrs. Nora Berg. ramDico cpallaso-Huas-
Str Panama. Corning. Port au Prince and
ccristobal tgeneraD : Panama Railroad
Steamship Line.
oSs Str 81, sFsltors, sCendsen, Daiauir tbaiiasf,
Str Bethore. Noodle, Cruz Grands Cbal-
iasD-Ore Steamship Corporation.
Hsmop s1a Fort psr%Sss ySsS.
ctr Henry r. Mallory. Bsrstow. Galveston
Via Key West (gensral)-Mailory Steamship
Str J A Moffett. Jr. Tucker. Texas City
tuallasD-R l. Hague.
Ctr Arapahoe. Maguire. Charleston and
Str oauto. Smith. Newport News (bal-
l1ssp--Ncw York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Str Marshall (Nor). Hause, Newport News
tballastl tl-west India steamship Co.
Gefle),. Philadelphia iresidue) : rurness.
Str Str Jo.sph M cudahy. Myers (srom Port
Lobosl. Newark tcrude oi)-sinclair Nau-
Str Blue Triangle. Madden (from vancou.
anC residue)--Nawsco Lines.
Motor ship Mexico (Dar). Rasmussen.
Gothenburs and Malrno (oip-East Asiatic
Tug Gypsum King, Miller. spencers Island.
Ms ibaliast)--J r whitney & Co.
Barge James Blight. Gregory. Windsor.
Barge Hamburg (Br). Hatfield. Windsor.
NC (ballasD-J F Whitney & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
BROOKLYN EDISON co.
PLANS BIG STRUCTURE
Said to HaUe Bought Site on
Pearl Street.

1t was reported yesterday that the
Brooklyn Edison Company is to put IN
tall building Mt Willoughby and Pearl
streets on plot opposite the present
headquarters of the executive staff OF
the COMPANY The plans are being pre-
pared by Mckenzie, Voorhees, & Gmelin.
architects. 1t is believed that the Of
flee building is feature of big pro-
gram of building laid down by the Edi-
son Company by Matthew s. Sloan.
president. The Edison Company re-
Gently acquired the old Washington
Park ball grounds for a power house
site.
Bulkiey & Horton Company. with the
Chauncey Real Estate Company\sold 35
Kingston avenue, between Herkimer
street and Atlantic avenue. a three
story dwelling. for Robert W. Starr to
a client for occupancy
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

The newly formed brokerage firm OF
Kreecer & Swenson of Astoria. las sold
in Long Island city for A. Oliszewski.
to Edward Cook. a two story dwelling
at Al Wilson avenue; for Louis Framm,
Sr,, to A. Allen. three family flat at
366 Eleventh avenue; for j. J. Pater to
Joseph Willawek. the twenty-three fam
lily four story apartment house at 1877
1S9 vandeventer avenue; for John J..
Clark to Joseph Severa, the six family
tenement house at 364 Twelfth avenue:
for A. A. Mathews Co.. Inc, to Chris
tian Pfieterer, a three story brick
stores and apartments at 46S Grand
avenue: for August Miller to Sigmund
Arczynski. a three story frame dwell
ing at 492 Third avenue. and for WILL
lam Borheck to Louis j. Klovrza and
Frank Masin. the two three story brick
stores and apartments. 500 and 502
Grand avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
SAILED.

Strs Edward Peirce. Norfolk: Occur
d'Alene. Constantinople via Boston: John
1ampico: Trsmere (Br,. AUCKLAND; &c; Mar
tiniaue. st Thomas. &C: Olen.- Bnltimore:
Arapahoe. Charleston and Jacksonville;
BENJAMIN Brewster. Tampico: Taormina
GtaD. Naples. &C.. via Boston; Cauto. Mas
sau via Newport News: Resolute. Hamburg
Santa Malta, Baltimore: City Of Columbus.
Savannah: F @ Barstow. Tampico: Panama,
Cristobal: Almagro (Br). Cristobal. &C..
Strs Halizones (Br). Rio Janeiro and Mon
tevideo: Dirigo. Port Arthur; Asia (Fr).
Lisbon and Piraeus; Argus. Antwerp:
Harbor. Norfolk: San Pietro lItaD. Naples
and Genoa: A Moffett. Jr. Texas City.
Army transport ArGonne, supposed Nor
Tugs Underwater. light tpassed out Quar-.
s@o "Ho'ns at io:4s AM; Peerless. light ldo at
sailed gath, strs Mackinaw (Br,. Antwerp
and London via PHILADELPHIA: West Cata-
iace, Vancouver via Baltimore; Solvang
dola, Porto Padre: Themistocles (Greek).
Piraeus. r
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Tuesday, July 20. 1922. at s AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau was
thirty and eleven-hundredths GOLD inches
This closely approximates seven nupdred an, nnd
meters. Captains Of all vessels now lyins
in or near the ports Of New York and Brook
1yn can advantageously use the above off,
cial data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
tior or adjustment
partly cloudy light sea: visibility. about
10 milee
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
AMERICAN PORTS.

HONOLULU. July 2o-Arrived. schr Reso-
lutte. Seattle.
Hwah s' Ping ing tchin1. Hong Kong: Pacific.
AtlaDtic ports: Chateau Thierry (US). San
JAcRsoNvrLLE. Fla, July 21-sailed. tug
Wellington. New York. towing barges North
east and Southeast.
MOBILE. Ala. July 1o--Arriyed,. str Agvi-
str A4wibay. Tampco: schr Else. Beau
mont: 21st. strs Covena. New Orleans (to
load for Pacific coast ports).
Sailed 21st. str Honduras CNor). Puerto
Castillo.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 21-sailed from
Port Eads. str Nicarao Qiond). Porto Cor
NORFOLK. Va, July 22-Arrfved. tug Al
betross. towing 3 barges: 23d. schr Aviator.
sama; 2Ith. tugs ,I. JohE Hughes. towing
Sailed Odd. str Carpaka. New Orleans
tugs Henrico. towing barges: Battleboro.
PORT ANGELES. Wash. July 2o-sailed,
schr Port Laramie. San Francisco Tin tow)
PONCE. PR, July 19-A.rived. str Lillian.
Sailed sth. schr Gaviota. Aqua: 14th. Ca
milla May Page. st Andrews Bay.
PORTO RICO. July 21-Sailed. str Cor
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. July Is-sailed. strs
Gulftrade. Tampico: Reaper. do; 10th. HUI
PORTLAND. Me; July 22-Arrived. ,strs
ray: CB; 23d. Surico. sydney. CB.
PltONlDfSNCf, III, july Io-ArrlVeu. ScurS
sretind Newport News; Nellie Grant. Sui
Ivan, Me.
Sailed 23d. schr Ella Peirce Thurlow.
TAMPA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 2o-Arrived.
str, Colinia Mex. Salina Cruz.
Sailed 10th. strs Hyndes. Honolulu via San
Pedro: Mandasan Maru (Jap). Portland and
Seattle.
San JUAN. PR. July 1T-Arrived. str ST
Raphael (Br), Fort de France: 1Sth Cadiz
(Sp). Barcelona.
Sailed 13h. str Hancock County. Guade-
lonpe.
SABINE. Tex. July 18--Arrived, strs
Sunbeam. Chester (dnd sailed 10th on re-
turn): 10Th. Dixie Arrow. Beaumont (and
sailed next day for Boston,: goth. Tamarac
(Br) Beaumont.
SOUTHPORT. NC. July 22-In port. schr
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The New York herald., 1922-07-26
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
SELLS SITE TO CHURCH
Apostleship of Prayer Will
Build on Plot.

Fordham University has conveyed to
the Apostleship OF Prayer. now wor-
Shipping at Pnehurst avenue and 1S1st
street, block of it's property facing
the college grounds in the Fordham Sec
tion Of The Bronx. A costly edifice Is
planned for the area which takes in the
square bounded by Fordham road,
Rathgate avenue, Emmett and 191st
streets. The property has frontages of
@0 feet on Fordham road and on l91st
street, and 233 feet on Bathgate avenue
and on Emmet street.
The officers Of the Apostleship of
Prayer are the Rev. John Corbett,
president; the Rev. Charles ]. Mullaby,
secretary. and the Rev. Claude Ramaz,
treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
EQUITABLE LIFE LOSES
IN SETBACK APPEAL

The Board OF Appeals yesterday
denied the appeal of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society for permission to
erect nineteen story office building.
without setbacks. on the east side of
Seventh avenue, between Thirty-first
and Thirty second streets. The insur-
ance society planned structure taller
than the present height regulations
allow. namely. twice the width of the
avenue. Buildings rising higher must
have setbacks, under the law.
The proposed building, which will
cost s5,500,000, will house most of the
Equitables clerical staff now at 120
Broadway.