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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

The following is the story OF a
rather remarkable coincidence, one
worth your reading. The writer was
passing the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lloyd Smith in Winthrop
and was reading the Sunday Globe.
A picture attracted his attention and
he read the article Herewith. 1t was
good story of days long ago. when
feats of strength and unusual deeds
were handed down as good stories"
But, the writer was little sceptical
although there was the picture
and voiced his doubt.
But, wait a minute" said Mr..
Smiths mother, Mrs. Ada Floyd
Smith. that story is true, J know il
is. / was in Keene at the time and
I saw the load of wood, the single
yoke of oxen and the driver. | re-
member the circumstances perfectly
well. And. Mr.. Doubter, I've got a
picture just exactly like that in the
monster load"
And in few minutes Mrs. Smith
produced her picture, which the
Kennebec Journal rcproducos above.
Mrs. Smith then added:
That load of wood was 10 feet
and inches wide. II feet, 3 inches
high and IL feet long. 1t measured
Iii cords and weighed Is tons or
10000 pounds"
Now that you arc interested in the
coincidence, the journal will give you
the Globes story about the monster
load of wood drawn by a single yoke
Of oxen:
Keenc. n Fl, Dec. 31-Loads Of
wood varying from one to two cords,
such as are drawn into Kccne and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06
Hospital Aid ENCOURAGED

The ladies' of the Hospital Aid
are feeling very much encouraged
over the generous and ready returns
received from their ticket sale for the
Charity Ball, Jan. IL. at City hall.
Here is chance for everyone to do
their mite toward the support of an
institution which is so necessary in
times of sickness. Doing your mite
in this way also means having a
good time doing it. Please cooper
ate with the committee by responding
promptly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Ayers: Flora, Harriet Knowles: lady
assistant. Sara Ayers. One OF North
Augustus fine harvest suppers was
served. Music and speeches were
enjoyed by all.
The many friends of Mrs. Nathan
Grover will be pleased to learn that
she il i'm proving in health after q
severe Illness.
Mrs. Harry Ballard and little
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Members OF the W. C. T. L. are
asked TO note that the regular busi-
ness meeting at the ~" this after
noon will begin promptly at =
o'clock instead OF go. At this ses-
sion the officers for the coming year
VIII be elected. A feature OF the
program will he a Union Signal"
Quiz conducted by Mrs. A. o. Trou-
ant and Mrs. A. d. Guild.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06
Manchester Grange

Manchester Grange will meet in
regular session at s O'Clock Saturday
evening, Jan. Z. The officers for 1921
will be installed. A supper-oyster
stew, cake and coffee-will be served.
Those not solicited, please carry cake
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Mrs. Minnie Lawry, who has been
absent from her duties at the Maine
Children's Home Society for several
weeks. will return soon. it is ex-
pected to be next week. Her daugh-
ter. who has hecn Ill with scarlet
fever, is getting along nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

John Il. Hopkins of this city. one
81 the Old 1854 boys. who has been
receiving treatment at the Andro-
scoggin Sanatorium in Lewiston. has
left that institution and with eight
other state of Maine boys will today
friday go TO the Maple Crest
tanatorium At Parsonsfield, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Deputy Attorney-Ge and Mrs.
", r. Fisher and son. Kimball. left
Thursday afternoon on tho $50 train
for AshevilIe, n. G. The trip Is be-
Ing taken for the benefit Of their
son's health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

daughter. Dorothy who have been
passing the holidays with her s's-
ter. Mrs. Harry Cottle st Reading.
Mass. have returned home.
Stanley Knowles whe has been
passing the holidays a. the homs Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. A.
Knowles has returned 10 his home
in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Miss Madeline I.avasseur and
Dickcy Lavasseur Of Van Buren, have
arrived in the city and will pass
some time with their brother Miss
Lavasseur is planning to enter bust
ness college, here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

There will be social dance for
TIE members OF Capital Grange and
their invited friends. Saturday eve
ling, Jan. Z. at s O'Clock. at G. A. r.
ia''. Invitation cards must be pre-
scented at tho door.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Mrs II. NJ. Frcen has returned to
'hls city after q short visit In Show
hegan, where she was the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Walter Wyman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Regular meeting OF Clara Barton
Tsr' Daughters OF Veterans. this
Friday evening at G.. a. K. hall at
: ~ o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

ceremonies. A musical and literary
program will be given and refresh
ments served. Each member OF the
orders is granted the privilege OF
inviting one guest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Mrs. Myrtle Norwood has returned
TO her home in this city. after pass
ing two weeks in Milo where she was
the guest of friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

The Augusta Hockey Club held
practice Wednesday evening at the
state Park rink. The team is start
iag ont in good shape and plans -
have a game with Portland soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Mrs william +. Keene has re-
turned 20 Belfast. after passing
far AVS here ms the guest of her
daughter. Miss Mildred Keene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Miss Gertrude Walch and Miss Ad-
die Weeks left Thursday for Port
land. where they will pass a few days
on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

her duties as bookkeeper at the
Weber &C Hewett grocery store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance. Knights of Columbus hall,
'srdiner. Saturday night. Jan. 4.
lans-7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Dance tonight at Hallowell City
'hsll. given by Legion Post. Music
bY Vic. Whitman's Bearcats OF Bow
do!n. -..--.----- jan6d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06

Day ana Night Service
up-t0-date seven-passenger Cole
Limousine
Tel. 1855
stand Cor. Commercial and Oak
Streets
JOHN GAGEoH, Proprietor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06
REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE REGARDING
MONSTER LOAD OF WOOD AT kEENE, N. H.

Winthrop Lady Remembers the III Cords of Wood Hauled
Into Keene n H. by One Yoke of Oxen and Produces Her
Own Picture to Prove -She Vouches for Truth of Story
for She Saw the Load, the Oxen and the Driver.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
News Of the Real Estate World |
MINDEN HOTEL PLOT
IN BROOKLYN IS SOLD
Ocean Parkway Property
Changes Hands.

Daniel II. Jackson sold through
Bryan L. Kennedy. Inc, to Isidor
Petsoy. the old Minden Hotel property.
Ocean parkway and johnson lane. a
three story structure and out buildings.
having a frontage OF 192 feet on the
parkway. &5 feet on the lane and 40
feet on East Fifth street.
Joseph Stein sold for the Scion Realty
Company, 1045 and 1861 Ocean avenue,
two four story apartment houses, to
Morris Lowenstein, of this city. The
same broker sold for the Selinger estate
the vacant block bounded by Forty
ninth and Fiftieth streets and Fort
Hamilton and Tenth avenues, which
will be improved at once with two
family houses by the Len Construction
Company. They also sold for Jonas
and lesser the two family house. north
west corner of Fifty-seventh street and
Eleventh avenue to Isidor Newman for
his occupancy: for NJ. Stover the two
family house. 1920 Fifty-ffth street,
and a plot. 40x100. west side of Fifty
sixth street 140 feet west of Seven
teenth avenue for Max Baron. TO a
client who will improve 1t with ware
house.
Realty Associates sold twenty two
story detached frame. dwellings just
completed on East Eighty-seventh
street between avenues l. and NJ.
Canarse. to the following: Joseph a.
Goeski. Bessie Schles, Joseph p. Ceritto.
Joseph Chiarelli. John r. Sullivan.
Arthur r. Desmond. George Debolt,
Archibald MacAllister. William and
Margaret Kelly. Bertha Douel, Charles
and Louise Sagarese, Frank and Helen
Law. Hyman Walament. Charles V.
Marz, William A. Moore, Aaron Kevai.
william Lorenz, Joseph Visone. Gerald
s. and Elizabeth V. Morris. George and
Alice Baker.
]. Lacov sold for William J. Kenny
to Abraham b. Stromwasser, plot
50x100. east side Of East Twenty-fourth
street, 275 feet south OF Avenue L. The
purchaser will erect on 1t two. two
family houses having double garages.
Henry L. Nielsen purchased from
Sidney IA. Clarkson the detached dwell
Ing. 1865 East Thirteenth street, 40x100.
BulISley and Horton Company sold
1900 Pacific street. two family dwelling
20x100, for n Mrs. Moorehouse.
Samuel GalitzlSa sold for the Miller
Bergs Construction Corporation two
family detached house having a double
garage, 3Sx100 at 11St East. Ninth
street.
Henry Pierson & Co, Inc. sold the
two story dwelling, 401 Second street
for George r. Weed.
William Liss. Inc, sold for the Brown
Mortgage Company seven lots 140xlO0
on the west side of East Ninth street,
240 feet south OF Avenue l., to the
Kayhor Construction Company which
will improve il with two family houses.
Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc, leased to the Standard Com
mercial Body Corporation, 931 10 9Se
Bergen street, brick buildings, through
to Dean street
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
81, 500, 900 FLATS TO BE
ERECTED ON FIFTH AVE.
Fourteen Story Structure to
Be Built at Tenth Street.

Tho sale was consummated yesterday
between Lucius II. Beers. exeuctor for
the Emo estate; Frederick A. Goetzo.
treasurer for Columbia University, and
H. A. Hyman as purchaser. covering
the southwest corner Of Fifth avenue
and Tenth street. a plot 162xs3.5 on the
avenue. Tho purchase price, was $780,
600.
The purchaser, as president OF the
Thirty-two Fifth Avenue Corporation,
will demolish Immediately the four story
brick residential building on the site and
erect thereon. according to plans and
specifications and under the supervision
OF Schwartz & Gross, architects, a four
teen story apartment divided into, units
of two, three, four and five room suites
with one and two baths. The cost of
the operation. including the value of the
land, will represent practically $780,
600.
Associated with Mr.. Hyman In tho
building operation will be NJ. Wielandt,
Sir, NJ Wielandt. Jr., and Joseph Kresse.
Lord. Day & Lord represented the
sellers, and c. G. Peters of Krakower &
Peters the purchasers, Sharp & Co.
acted as brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
BROWN PURCHASES
BROADWAY CORNER
Operator Buys Sixteen Story
Structure at Twenty
first Street.

In buying. yesterday. the sixteen story
mercantile building. $50 Broadway,
southeast corner of Twenty first street,
Frederick Brown closed the largest re-
cent deal for realty in the Madison
square section. The structure. which oc-
cupies a plot 96.1x73.5 Irregular. was
sold by the 920 Broadway Corporation.
q subsidiary of William Henry Barnum
6; Co. Its annual rent roll totals more
than Si03. 200. The building was erected
in 1913 by Robert NJ. Cats from plans
OF Burchman s. Kahn, and is occupied
chiefly by textile houses. The ground
floor is used by NJ. III. Rogers. uphoi-
steries and tapestries. The section was
formerly retail shopping district.
Lower East Side Transfer.
Transfer OF 7N-7fS East Eleventh
street. 405-413 East Tenth street and 2
Dry Dock street, consisting Of three
story buildings and q one-story garage,
with frontages of It's. $50 and 22.1 feet
respectively. subject to q mortgage OF
$i45. 900. has been made by the Minute
Realty Company to Max Stolwein.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
YONKERS BLOCK FRONT
BOUGHT BY BUILDERS
Activity at Mclean Avenue
and South Broodlpay.

Ufland-Liftnan, Inc, builders, OF this
city. and clients of Gettner. simon ~
Asher. attorneys, bought the block
front extending from South Broadway
and Mclean avenue 450 feet to the
Putnam division of the New York Cen
tral Railroad. 1t is located at the In
tersection OF the surface car lines at
the southerly trade and amusement
hub OF Yonkers.
The plot was held by tho estate OF
Simon Borg at s125 900 and was sold
by Cane g. Kamfer and s. Lipner.
brokers. Recently the southwest cor
ner OF South Broadway and Post street
was leased for a long term and the
First National Bank leased an opposite
corner.
Prince & Ripley sold for H. c. At
water. a new house. 70 Waller avenue,
White Plains. ". Y. TO Robert j. Good
enough of this city.
Eugene V. Welsh. sold for Michael
Rubino, his building at IS and 30 WASH
ington street, Morristown. ". j.. to Sam
Divivo of Stroudsburg. Pa.
Thomas o 'Connell sold to Mrs. Linda
v. Thompson of this city u new house
on Onderdonk avenue, Manhasset,. re-
Gently built by the Barnett Construc-,
tlon Company; the purchase price was
sl7 900. For Rickert- Brown Realty Com
pany a block front at Little Neck 70
T. w. Harinos OF this city for business
purposes: also 70 r. w. Trudeau OF
Flatbush a largo plot on North Drive.
Plandomc. owned by Clifton N. Jelliffe;
also for G. ID. LaFevro OF Brooklyn
AN acre plot and bungalow on the North
Hampstead turnpike. Manhasset. TO
w. G. Hunter OF this city: leased for
a Mr.. -Nourse OF Little Neck his home
In Westmoreland TO T.. Gibbons OF this
city, and leased for Or. L. u. Alex
ander. Jr., residence at Plandome 10
A. Fletcher OF this city.
Miss Emily Butler sold plot on Feni-
more road In the Fox Meadow section
OF Scarsdale to Gregory NJ. Dexter, who
plans TO build at once. W. p. Johnston
was the broker.
Lewis II. May Company sold for Leon
s. Mendell vacant plot. southeast cor
ner of West Broadway and Woodmere
Boulevard. woodmere, l.. l.. 10 Morris
Rich for the erection OF three dwell
ings and garages. The property adioins
the new Cedar Point Golf Club.
|. william p. Jones and George y.
Squire sold for Rose NJ. O'Brien TO
Frederick ". Roster soventy-six acres,
one mile west OF Riverhead, having n
frontage OF i76 feet on the south side
of the Pcconio River with a depth
OF II 54s feet
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
PERSONAL AND 1MPERSONAL.

Haggstrom-C Callen Company has been
appointed agents OF the five story
apartment .house 204 West Sixty
seventh street, adjoining Amsterdam
avenue.
George w. Sasse has been appointed
managing agent of 52i West 15fst
street. 271-273 West i13th street. 246
West 18TH street. o31 East Thirty
fifth street and 515 West 151st street.
Edgar Cadmus, assistant secretary OF
Slswson & Hobbs. and John f. Walsh of
]. C. & VI. G.. Mayer have been elected
members OF the Building Managers and
Owners Association.
Annie b. Sanford Is the buyer OF the
dwelling at 36 West Seventy-first street
and Blanche Sinclair of Is East Sew
enty-cighth street. both sold recently.
Tho Lawyers Title and Trust Com
pany has recorded the building loan TO
the Bronx Boosters for the construc-
tion of the new apartment house on
tho Grand Concourse. covering the
block from 1s1st to 162nd street. The
loan was written at s1,10o.000 and
was arranged by Lawrence, Blake &
Jewell.
The Prudence Company has made a
building loan OF $460.0o0 to the X. t.
r. Realty Corporation. headed by ]. Il.
r.. Carpenter, for tho erection OF a
nine story apartment house on tho plot
100x100 on the south side OF Ninety
fifth street, 102 feet east of Fifth ave-
nue..
James Boyd has placed a first mort
gage OF si53.000 at 8 per cent. for
Perry Speriing on the ak story elevator
apartment on Broadway, southeast cor
ner 1e3d street: also sS6,000 at Sh
per cent. for five years for tho Rosen-
berg Holding Company ON the seven
story loft building at t2o-122 West
Thirty-first street. s''
waddcIl &c Martin have placed for
Foro Realty Corporation two loans ag-
gregating s234 900. at - per cent for
one year and per cent for four years.
on tho two six story elevator apart
ments covering the block front Audu-
bon avenue. cast side. from iT2d 20
1884 street.
Tho Raven Realty Company 90. A.
Pederson) Is tho buyer OF the seven
teen lots on College and Findlay ave-
nucs. 100 feet south Of 16eth street.
sold recently by Schwsb & Co, for Con-
roy Bros Two family houses with
garages will be erected.
The Contract for constructing a new
hospital building for the Methodist
Episcopal Hospital in> Brooklyn. has
been awarded according TO Browns Let
ters. fnc.. Construction Reports. The
building will be at Sixth avenue and
Seventh street. and will be fireproof
construction. six stories high. The plans
and specifications were prepared by
Crow. Lewis & Wick, and the contract
for the general construction. approxi-
mating 100000. has been awarded 10
william Kennedy Construction Conn
-s.v.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
ASTORIA LOTS BRING $los.o75.
Day Sells 90 in 70 Minutes for
eI,0O0 Average.

Joseph p. Day sold yesterday in
twenty-five minutes sixty-six Astoria
fots for si06 .05. an average OF more
than $1,000 a lot. Many Long Island
builders were on hand. The property
a. ON, Washington, Graham. Fourth and
Fifth avenues.
Flora Fields took eight lots on Fourth
avenue for sl2,soo Adolph Greischei
bought eight on Fifth avenue for
sl2s00; Joseph Nobenty three on
Graham avenuc, including the south
cast corner ~ Fifth avenue for $500,
and Charles Abrams five on Fourth
avenue for S.9o0
y. Gerwlg purchased three Sixth ave
nue. lots for $500: Joseph vidiveri three
on Fifth avenue for $500 Thomas j..
White two on Graham avenue. at Fifth
avenue for $500: Samuel DAIMLER two
on Graham avenue, at Sixth avenue
for $500; Mathew Donahue two on
Firth avenue for $500: Anna Guerra
two on Graham avenue for $500 Vito
Valentino two on Graham avenue for
500, and Patrick OKeefe fivo on
r1fth avenue. near Washington avenue
for $s,S5.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
Lower East Side Transfer.
HARLEM AND HEIGHTS
LEAD SALES OF FLATS
Riverside DriUe Corner Apart
nents Sold.

Tho Alabama, a six story elevator
apartment house. northeast corner OF
Riverside drive and 127th street, has
Benjamin Winter president, to a, client
OF NJ. Conn and Henry !. Cooper. The
house occupies five lots,
David II. Van Damn purchased from
Dora Kahn, 1880 st. Nicholas avenue.
northeast corner of 176th street, six
story elevator apartment house. 100 X
100.
Mr.. Van Damn bought recently the
apartment house at the southeast corner
of st. Nicholas avenue and 177th
street and thus controls the east side Of
the avenue between 10th and 177th
streets. NJ. Cohn e. Co. and Henry 1.
Cooper were the brokers.
Charles Berlin & Co. resold through
Joseph Keenan, for Gordon Kay, the
Rauracia 1871 st. Nicholas avenue.
southwest corner OF 164th street. 105x
100, a client OF Samuel D.Muney, attorn-
ey. Jacob I. Berman, attorney, acted for
Mr.. Kay
The Stelnfeid Realty Corporation
sold to Frederick b. Frankenberg the
ST. Ermin, a six-story apartment house,
$40 west 16Sd street, 110x9s.1l, adjon-
ing the northeast corner of Broadway
The property was transferred subject
10 a mortgage for s174.250. The selling
company acquired the house year ago.
John II. Davidson sold 210 West 105th
street, five-story double flat, 25x10o, TO
Joseph Murphy. Jr.
Morris Florea sold 154 East Tooth
street five-story triple apartment
house, 25x100.
Edward n. Crosby & Co. sold for the
General Theological Seminary Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the U. s.
sos East i1s.n street. a five-story double
tenement house. 24.2x10o.11, to William
ID. Fitzpatrick.
Robert E. Kelly sold for Joseph kis-
eclstein 10 Otto A Fuchs c32 East 47th
street. a four-story tenment house.
23x100.
Mandelbaum Levine. Inc. rcsold
five five-s.ory apartment houses, 8, 10.
IL and IA Bank street and 243 Waver-
Icy place, southeast corner. 66xeo, to
Lloyd T. Williams. who will remodel
them into studio apartments. Harry p.
Vaughn was the broker.
Fischer Realty Company sold for NJ.
II. Evans 2s94-2s00 Eighth avenue. two
six story apartment houses. 4ox1oo, 10
IL Goldfarb
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
OPERATORS SELL SO
LOTS IN NORTH BRONX
Were Part of Watson Estate
Tract-Otker Trading.

Louis Gold & Co., Inc. p have resold In
the Watson estate tract in the Bronx
the blocks comprising eighty-nine lots
on Elder, Ward and Wheeler avenues,
between Westchester avenue and 1924
street to kalt &: Hanover, builders.
They plan two-famiy houses OF the
type they erected I'm Brooklyn.
Through this sale Mr.. Gold and asso-
ciates have practically sold out the en-
tire Watson tract, containing thou
sand lots. within two weeks.
The Willard Holding Company. JOS
eph Lesser president, sold 730 Prospect
avenue. five story walk up apartment
house, 50x125, containing five suites OF
from three to six rooms on q floor and
renting for about $4,000 II was held
at $4,000. The buyers were clients Of
NJ. .Cohn &lCo., and Henry l. Cooper.
Schwab C Co, with Robert f. Neu-
mann sold for the Knorr estate, to
Max Koensow. 360s-3610 Third avenue.
50x211. comprising three buildings and
shop. a.
4 This is the first time the property
has changed hands in 81 years.
j. l.. & r. w. Davis sold for the Clark
estate the vacant plot, 100x95, southeast
corner of Cromwell avenue and 169th
street to the Cromel Corporation.
j. Clarence Davies, Inc, soid Tor
Maud e. Thorp the vacant plot. 100xS0,
southeast corner Of Cypress avenue and
1S9th street.
Richard Dickson sold for Harry d.
Frisbee and May Frisbee. 1910 Fulton
avenue. 25x211. a two story house. The
buyer will occupy.
S. & p. Bniiding Corporation sold to
Marie II. Beran the apartment house,
southwest corner OF Marion avenue and
196th street. 50xf00.
The West 190th Street Corporation
sold to Max Pea- tho property look
112.6x irregular, on the west side OF
Webster avenue. 100 feet north of 2o4th
street.
Samuel Friedner sold to the Wingoid
Realty Company the four story apart
ment 1741 Washington avenue, 25x100.
Goldic Jerusalem sold TO Philip Hell
Ter the four story apartment. 1899 Full
ton avenue. southwest corner OF 173d
street, 95.1x2S.7x irregular.
Herman A. Acker sold for Michael
Salt the one story business building,
1855 University avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

The Houghton Company sub-lessed
Tor John W. and Minnie NJ. Castle tho
two three- story connecting dwellings.
14o-1l2 West Ninety-seventh street. to
Bertha Steigerwalt.
Childress Company leased the four
story dwelling. 81 West Seventy-sixth
street. for Mabel w. o'Dwycr TO Jane
Monroe for five yeArs.
Hamilton, Iselin & Co. leased fur
nishcd apartment to Eugene ". Spaul-
ding in $40 Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-11-22
Police Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. e1s.

1.-The following reinstatenoent is ordered:
To take effect November 20, 1922:
AS PATRoLAfAN-SIXTH GRADE.
Bernard Pfeffer, shield No. $3.50. to head
quarters division, Training School.
2-The following member OF the force y
relieved and dismissed from the Police Forco
and placed on the roll of the Police Pension
fund and is awarded the following pension,
To take effect ~ p. NJ. November 20, 1922
PATRoLAflIN.
Henry J. spiess, shield No. 23sT isth pre-
cinct, on his own anplicatiop. at il40 per
annum. Appointed November Is. ssI
3-The following transfers nad assign
ments are ordered: -
TO take effect A. NJ. November y. 1872;
PATRoLMEN,
william q. o'Connor. from headquarters
division, chauffeur. to detective division,
designated as acting detective sergeant "a
To take effect 3 A. NJ. November n, 1922:
Samuel NJ. Cohen. from 39th precinct 70
traffic precinct q.
PROBATIONARY rATRoLMAN.
George A. Lehman. from hsadausrters d.
vision. Training School. 20 iiSth precinct.
assigned 70 bicycle duty.