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RESORTS. THE YORK TIMES. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1922.

REAL" ESTATE. 29 HIS WIDE SCOPE IllrARIFF REVISION itson Announces Harding i All Applications Tariff Commission. AT COST FACTS May Go Beyond the by Applicant Will ijudgs Like a Court. -Vte Torfc rimes. Oct.

II. on CKTt. 7 President liar ding 4 Yk order that all applications I under tho flexible provision 5w tariff law wore to be re-I i. jhe Vnltcd States Tariff mnrlo tonight by AVIlllam tJson. Vice Chairman of the before the American Mining rrti'- changing economic condi-, trowlng complexity of Amtr-k jnJvJtrlal life and the Increasing ifc Congress of general tariff re-v.

rs jkild Mr. Culbertson. "have led prsjfto turn over to the President, i -6 the JVoperation of the Tariff Coin-t adjustment of individual accordance with a definite has laid down the whin ts to rW the President I'iustX' tariff rates and it hag then r-vkiwl Si Judicial method for finding facts nl fr t19 application to a of it ruie iaiu aown. i Oder Section 315 Individual tariff rvi tnue adjusted upward or down-, wttjka definite limits. YVhen eco- cori Ulona require tha change of nrlff it 1 not necessary undv 1 i ne Cstem to await a general re-5 ef t5e tariff in order to obtain f.

Trt aectlon providea that any of dyy may be Inereaaed or de-1 COper cent, of auch rata if nee-y to Mnualixe the differences In of pvuctlon In the United States i the njijcipal competing CnnsiaJ-ing the purpose for whlcn rale inlaid down. the phrase 'coat t' rroductfon wl" undoubtedly be In determining coat productyia all conditions of produc-i 1. prlci; and other advantages or i In competition are to be ta Into consideration. THfftcult as r-! of pf-Wuctlon are to find, every "iee rvn knowi that the finding a 'Jitm JsSie basis of successful bust-ft. Cosftpf production can be found -j rifflcMit accuracy for tariff mik-: purposi.

As a matter of fact, the f-wr anaijsls of them discloses as no mean -an the competitive strength tl dlXftren; Industries. Experts Greater Stability. i'Ectrtafity to business has been as is of the objections to this t-s power e-inferred upon the President. the conry. it Is more than likely iii these ifcnvlslons will lead to greater lothlng could be more dls- tgtslnesa tha the long drawn tariff cijitroversy through which we vri lust Ded.

For a year and a half rjress. hf been working on the taxiff 1 4 buslnefVhaa been held In suspense, ness should be Interested' In a 4ure wifch affords them sdaquate irtunlty be heard and to nave in-i -ji ratfrt modified to meet changing lions rtliout the serious upheaval always comes with a general i- revlsiis. law5yrorlIej that aJl Investlga- under V-etlon 3I" are to be made A t-'nit-St Sta.ts Tariff Commission Uit tifw President shall Issue no until after such lnvestlga-: i sliail hve been made. The fol-I r.c ordeijiwas signed by the Pretl- cn Oct.1 It is ortred. that all requests.

i-ri-tlonlor petitions for action er rf cnUethe provisions of Sections l. 313 ani-317, of Title III. of the "iff act. Cipproved Sept. 21.

1922. i i ba fP.O with or referred to the Staw Tariff Commission for and for such lnvesttra-t-n as be in accordance with lw spd the public Interest under rules I-J to bo prescribed by Kh Commflon. 0briou5lVithe mere filing of an tp-t'k-atinn wi'a' the Tariff Commission i ai3nirele tariff rates does not en-' i a part.ito a formal proceeding. 1 thoe r-ves will be taken up for whh tiresent a prima facie case the lay and which involve the lntrW. The commission will tt liberty -jo narrow or widen the of '-esse laid 'before it and rot be -United in its findings to n-lief by the applicant.

Its oday's Radio Program 13. 1822. TATI(2Sr mz. UK. SaO-Uvf Wave Length.

M. Car ST. tnemlrg reports frirt, tti products, 'i A M. tfcdaro time signals and snd pfi-9 on aetrrs bonds and Ux-k. gratiJeoffe and lur midday s.

and )tre on farm Wal procram. onp. IL-OostJjt prices on stocks and iramtrorree and nitr. (aloitaI Chairs." by House Crdei. -iieJ jn.

glories, by Thornton P. Editions ef Leading t.y Rii. tVckoff. editor Mi- -rl "et. P.

hy th Etanlay Id ot Newark. tS- A.erin-a a Radio Edl- ty Francis Yates. J- Ltt.isjry limir. oodarted by ths 2 ''ena! of The Scientific Ameri-rn. 0tttlo.ii Sid Harper a Urothera.

and Ktmi.tirt, music br ths 8tao-T tfr-hsra. p. Arlington tlma signals; ''lir f.rect. it- TATIO Jff: A.NAtOSTIA, IV. C.

Wave Iena-th. P. Zr'raj. fctars and gtr)ps If wi a I La a- mo aons. f.n, Rwrn; and "A Banjo Hons Cftn? de la Um k.

Kl la Vlni and Who fnyr. Knr the fiake VSJ Itfie and Homealt ir-tipafiled "TATI0N MAH.4TTA. py Whit more, -t ih- a Hose," "Winds- I Cly Uowney, enor. f. a Aline." "When Irish sunrann P-saran Hose," Winds Are umi -v 'M bv Horothy Whltmore.

All ho World in i Have Me Morton Ilonfr, tenor: li.STV" I bounty Dvun." Jailing Me." by tn.rothy niiltmore. soprano. NATION HOR. NEWARK J. Imyer of i t-'roaa.

amp 'CrnJ'! 'P- Tha I A Alfred Junior Rabee. by Ethel th VlttoHa ml. cure. from Ls Son- Jjlerreuse." ai-iv ih i -ii i i 1 1 a r. Haw i rj.t It." by Li? 4 P.

M- Sonrs hy T'lel i y'-w Marhree." The f-'nal- I '-'P'f AD V4.n lory R' 1' Mouse ar.d 111 li the Mn leave ll.n:e. Jllldred f'e ina. tk- a by Barron t. t'oiiier. Vo.l "f-ty of tin a wi Li'partment.

proceedings will be In the national Interest. bfore th commission ire ui a juaiciai character. The nature of each proceeding will be set forth In a statement which will be published. On specified dates all interested parties will have an opportunity to be heard and present fully any acts which mnv --i iearings will be supplemented by field investigations both In the United States snd in forcism count H. a.

1. III' VVIIlfc will, the action of the commission be 1 commission's findings will be arrived at under regular procedure sucl, as would be followed by a court or by a commission such ps the vuiiiiutrccj iratild Draft All for War. iix.h.uAXD. Oct. 12 (Associated Press ting of all "labor, from canjcer to laborer, In time of war.

was advocated by Colonel L. II. Rugglcs of me united states Ordnance DeDartment before the American Mining Congress tonight. NVhen the drafting of labor at home nirniiunea not be understood to apply only to manual laborers, icijumiiy rererrej to as workers." Col onel KuB-sles deolaraH it i elude every male citUen physically and mentally capable of service in the de- itMise or nta country, if me can draft men a lives, we certainly can draft their auring an emergency. Such Plan aiiould be of unlver.ai It should apply to the banker as weli aa to the laborer.

Kach man would be required to keep the work assignl to him. aa a soldier must stay on hia Ueaolutions passed by the congress today included providing for a transportation committee in rr.m the mining industry and see whether the i narBes are ralr and equitable as compared with charges for transportation in other Industries condemning the Iennison Blue Sky law and all legls-latlon set up by Individuals or com- miasions to pass without appeal on mining Investments." though favoring legislation to safeguard the public against fraudulent promotions aprovlng committee on industrial co-operation, and ynwiiiit vn employers ana employes to Join in a movement for contlnuoua em ployment, harmonious relations, fair Traces, reasonable profit and low prices. Gives New Fewer te Ctamliilu. Special to The Xtv York Time. WASHINGTON.

Oct. 12. The order of President Harding directing that all applications for revision of tariff rates, as autnorixea under the new Fordney-Mc-Curaber tariff law. shall be filed with, investigated ny and rinaily adjudicated by the Tariff Commission, makes this commission one of the most Important and powerful agencies of the Govern- enl. it w-lll rrom now n.

In the opinion of Federal officials, rank In importance with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Just before Congress adjourned an earnest effort waa made to get an appropriation which "would make It possible! for the commission to begin the expansion necessary for its proper runcttonmg unuer Its new authority. Congress, however, failed to make tne appropriation. The working fore. It is stated, will have to be more than doubled, and even then, it is claimed, the commission will be chorthanded.

Unless Congress acts speeditv In the next session commission will face a task that will mean congestion and long delays In arriving at decisions. In the opinion or many well-informed officials. I nder the law. the commission must investigate every claim that is allowed-and when it has reached a decision thst decision roes to the President for final action. The President has the veto of an decisions.

The commission with its limited personnel Is making all possible preparations to meet the duties delegated it br the President. It has practically alt of the old Land Office Building on street, iarger quarters, however, will be necessary in tle near future. In addition to the office In Washington, there will be an Important office maintained in New Tork and other Important ports Only Portion of Parkins Estate Sold. Mrs. George W.

Perkins has not disposed of her residence at JUverdsJe. as fecently reported. Stonehurst. the property sold, was one of the many estates purchased by George W. Perkins during ms mrunw iuq io ii noiaings in the vicinity.

It wss occupied by Miss Bmlly S. Perkins, and was sold for the Perkins estate to Sprullle Bradro. Mrs. Perkins still owns and occupies ber estate, which aojoms stonenurst. Commercial Leases.

The store in 1M and 180 West Twenty-sixth Street waa leased by Rosenberg-Colt Company to Lefkowits and 6hus lade. A. White Jt Rons leased at 1. 1-7 Park Avenue the store and base ment to John Tleder, at 128-132 White Street the store and basement to Birds- eye Seafoods. Inc.

Lease Waterfront Property. Cross Brown Company have leased for O. H. Reynolds Sons to the Pioneer Lumber Company, 200.000 feet of water-front property on New town Creek and Varick Avenue. Brooklyn, at an aggregate rental close to $100,000.

STATIOX WOT. BCHCXECTADT, 40O-Meter Wav. Lena-th. 12:00 P. M.

t'nlted States Naval Observatory time signals. P. Noon stork market quotations. 11:43 P. M.

Weather foracaat on 483-metar -wava length. ZrOO P. M. Muslr. 4:00 p.

M. Producs and stock market quotations: baseball results; news bulletin. 6:. P. M.

Th. Beginning of the Armadillos." from Kipling's Just Bo Kello Hager. reader. 7:40 P. M.

Health talk. What Should Kat and Why?" by Dr. Hermann M. RISKS. P.

M. Cotvert program and drama. Orrheatra, Kon of Olden The Chstterbos," theme from Way Povn Kast." t'omedy drama. Way lKn first episode. The-Farm.

Mala quartet during- the first episode sings In the Just a Pong at Twilight and Ths Old Oaken i Ilucket." Instrumental. In the loam-Ins." 3weet and Low," Jingla CoraMjr drama, second episode: Mala quartet. Jltcle orrh.stra. ln Nellie Home," Sweet Alice Ben Bolt." Com.dy drama, third episode: Orchestra. Silent Nlfht," "Sweet Kvellna." Comedy drama, fotirth episode: Orchestra.

tance of the Pump. kins." P. M. Orrhestr. American Cadet." Swanee Bluebird soprano solo.

Tha M'jon Behind tha piano solo, Folk Song." Mendelssohn; iola solo. "Only a soprano solo, "One Fine orchestra. Lovabi. Mi-r Gallarher and Mister piano solo. "Three o'clock in the orrheetra.

soprano solo. In My Garden." When the, Koj viola solo, "My Wireless Girl." STATION WBZ. PRINC.FI ELD. MASS. 300-Meter Wave Inrth.

P. M. t'nele WlRSily Bedtime Ftory. P. The Shoes snd Rllppera for htreet snd renins Wear," from Vogue.

Modern Kugs." by House and Garden. Farmers' produce market report. SOO P. M. Selections by David Powers, baritone; F.

B. Wallace, tenor and pianlrt. STATION KDKA. EAST PITTSBURGH. Wave p.

M. Tri weekly letter from Farm and" Home. P. M. Bedtime stor-.

8:50 P. 3d. An sddresa by a member of the Jitnlor Civic Cluh. P. M.Achester Pferllns, bass soloist.

Fhlpmatea o' Mine," Ioch Imond." "Believe Me If All Those Endesrlnc Youn. Charms." It's Cp To a Man." Flute trio: Trio from of Seville." trio from Othello;" flute solos. Vmrien." Pipes o' Pan." Piano solos hy Marina Kohary, "Rhapsody No. 11," I'aplllons." STATION KTW. CHICAGO ILL.

400-Meter Wave Length. fCentral Standard Time.) sO r. M. Concert by Eva Ray. soprano J'' W.

Ik- Mrs. Esther James, accompanist; Ivlward ftchrelner. tenor; Ieonard J. Hubtr, rltnne: pomthy Lois Nolan, reader: -Unev K)legel. resder.

and the Red Orrhestra of Chlrado. Honeycomh cell gelt and their operation are described in ihc Radio Deportment of The Net) Yer Times for next Sunday. AJvU LATEST DEALINGS IN REALTY. FIELD Twelve-Story Corhmerciar Building in Silk District Sold to; Frederick Brown, Operator. PROPERTY HELD AT $800,000 Seafietd Arms, a Six-Story Apart-ment on Washington Heights, Bought by Samuel Brener.

The twelve-story business building at 104 to 112 East Twenty-fifth Street, the heart of the new silk district, was sold vesterday by the Braender Building and Construction Company to Frederick Brown, an The structure, which occupies a plot 100 by 100 feet, la of modern fireproof construction, equipped with freight and passenger elevators and a sprinkler system. The building is restricted against man ufacturing, being occupied mainly aa salesrooms of such high-class firms as the Stehll Silk Corporation, who hold the lease of the store and basement and first and second lofts; J. J. Dobson. dealers In carpets and rugs; A.

W. Porter tt manufacturers of underwear, and Bauer Black. Under new leases, the building will rent fronTFeb. 1. 1923.

for X11.C00. The property was held at SS00.000 and was sold entirely for cash above the first mortgage. The building wss erected twelve years ago by Philip Braender and was con sidered an example of the highest type of construction for such buildings In that vicinity. With this sale, the Braender estate has now disposed of the last of its realty holdings. Byrne A Bowman were the brokers In the trans action.

Other properties sold for the Braender estate by the same brokers are the twenty-story loft building at the southeast corner of Fourth Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street, the sixteen-story loft building at the southwest corner of Broadway ahd Fourth Street and the twelve-story loft building at 26-32 West Seventeenth Street. Brener Bays Seafleld Arms. Samuel Brener bought from Jules Brenchand the Scafield Arms, on the northwest corner of ITSth Street and Broadway, a six-story elevator apart ment house. The building has seven apartments on each floor and stores In the Broadway frontage. The structure fronts 103 feet on Broadway by 143 feet in depth and accommodates forty-six families.

James J. Martin was the Mrs. Christina Ilaffner sold 408 West Seventeenth Street, a five-story double. 23 by 82. adjoining the southwest corner of Ninth Avenue.

Derschurch A Co. were the brokers. William Ward Jones, aa trustee of the John Murray estate, sold the five-story tenement on lot 38 by 100 feet, located at 828 East Fifty-fifth Street, to Charles Toung. Henry Schumacher A Sons rrere the brokers la the transaction. SPENCER ESTATE SALE.

Crowd of 3,000 Bids for East Bronx Lots. A crowd of about throe thousand bid ders attended the opening session of the auction sale held yesterday by Joseph P. Day when 1.200 Pelham Bay Park lots were offered. Investors and builders were active in the bidding. M.

J. Kone bought the cornena of Middle town Road and Eastern Boulevard, an Irregular plot. 30 by 40 feet, for which he paid S3.500. An adjoining lot brought $1,800, and lots down the boulevard were sold for an average of $050, J. McNarney be ing among the succesful bidders.

Sixty lots brought a total of The sale will be continued today at 2 and 8 P. and at the same hours tomorrow. $4,500,000 in Loans. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com pany has authorized loans on bond and mortgage amounting to over S4.300.000. Of these a little over S8O0.OO0 were for new houses, to accommodate "2 fami lies; about $300,000 in buildings already erected, and about S2.40O.0O0 on business buildings.

The building loans were scat tered in the States of Ohio. Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Illinois. Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana. North and South Caro lina, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky.

The housing loans Included twenty dwellings In Los Angeles and one loan of 1.000,000 was made on a business build ing In that city. A total" of more, than $1,000,000 were farm loans, the principal being In Iowa. ndlana. Alabama. Missouri.

Oklahoma. South- Dakota, Tennecsee. Illinois and Georgia. The interest rate in lor tity 'ii 6 per rent. In al other places at the rate prevailing In the locality.

Private House Sales. Mrs. Ludlow Winters sold 40 East Thirty-fifth Street, a four-story high- stoop residence, on 21 by 72. tt, to a purchaser who will occupy. The prop erty was held at Brown.

Wheel- ock-Marris. ovgm as company were the brokers. A. Kane ompany, in conjunction with Rvan A Waters, sold the three-story private dwelling. 244 West 121st Street.

$100,000 Garage Rental. Adams A and T. M. Clear A have leased for Michael and George Coleman, the garage at 'o. 210-18 West Thirtieth street, to M.

for a long term of years, at an aggregate rental of about $100,000. t.ECAr, ADVERTISEMENTS. AT A Fl'PERIOR COURT HELD AT Waterbury, in and tor New llavwn Countv, on the sixth day of October. A. P.

lf22. Present, Hon. Allyn Brown, Judge. EDWARD E. 8TEVKNS.

of Nauaatuck. vs. NELSON RAYMOND, of the City. County and State of New York LOLA K. PATTON.

of Yonkera, In the State of New York, and MARY E. PLATT, of Mllford. in the State ot t'onnectlrut. New Haven County. Superior Court, at Waterbury.

Connecticut. October 6th. 1022. Order. It appearing to the Court that the defendant.

Nelson Raymond, ls not an Inhabitant or resident of this State st the commencement of said above entitled action and cJoes not appear and answer thereto. And it further appearing that tha defendant. Nelson Raymond, has no agent or attorney who Is In charge or possession of ths estate sought to be foreclosed. And it further appearing to this Court that the defendant. Nelaon.

P.aymond. la re siding tn or is gone to parts unknown. And it sppi.rlng to this Court, after due hearing and Inquiry, that notice by publication in a newspaper published In said New York City would be deemed teasonable and proper notice; nendencv of this comnlafnt rlt.n lishing this order In The New Vol Times a newspaper published In said Cit. County and State of New Y'ork, tao days successively, cemmenring on or before the 14th day o' Ortolier. 1022; And it Is herel-y further ordered that said a love miltled cause shall he rnmlnnnl rosipuned for a period of three months from ine sain aay or Wtober, j.iirsaant to the Statute provt.leil tn sin-h raje.

r.y some proper offlrer. with your doings thereon make oue return. Hy Order of Court. SAMTEL J. MARSH.

Clark Superior Court, at Waterbury. SUBURBAN HOME Rock Estate, near Oyster Bay, Pur-chased for Occupancy. The country estate of Florence E. Rock on the West Shore Road between Oyster Bay and Bayville. L.

has been sold by Thomas J. O'Reilly. The property consists of seven acres, having a waterfront of 430 feet- The house contains twenty rooms, and there is also a garage for three cars on the property. The purchaser. Mrs.

Iva Macmartln. XrTwal S'" Ladd Nichols. Bold for II. M. Adams approximately five acres of unimproved property in the Horth Country Colony at Glen Cove.

L. I. The purchaser was George Black of Pittsburgh. This property was held at an acre. This Is the second sale of acreage by Ladd Nichols within a period of two weeks.

Louis and Albert M. Bloch sold to Frederick Nathan the private dwelling and gara.se situated on the easterly side of Hartwell Place, between Broadway and the railroad track In Wood-mere. After extensive alterations the owner will occupy the dwelling for the entire year. Herman Frankfort was the broker. Mann Schnall sold for Barney Goldberg five apartmeJVJ houses, with stores, at the corner of Grove Street and Cor-naga Avenue, Far Rockaway, X.

valued at $125,000, to the Mott Avenue Corporation. R. S. Smith. President.

L. M. 4 'A. Bloch sold a two-and-a-half-story brick dwelling and garage with one acre of ground In Woodmere Park to Louis Strouse. for occupancy.

The broker In the deal was II. Gold-schrnldt. The Woodboro Realty Company of Woodslde. L. sold four of Its new buildings In Woodslde.

One two-family house at Schroeder Place, near Wood-side Avenue, was sold to H. Lundstedt a one-family house at Brleger Place and Mansion Avenue, to Charles O. Flaherty a one-family house at Ilrieger Place, between Mansion Avenue and Woodsido Avenue, to Peter Hoffmann, and another one-family house on Mansion Avenue to Patrick J. Finn. The Acre Plot Company.

sold for Charles W. See hia property in Lyncroft. New Rochelle. consisting of eight acres of land, lying between Paine Avenue and Lyncroft Road. The buyer intends to.

develop the property, putting In an Intersecting street, known as Longue Vue Avenue, between Paine and Lyn- i croft Road. The property is to be laid I NEW YORK. Enjoy Yourself Golf Course in Excellent Condition. "Foliage Prethest of Season. Reduced Fall Rales.

Brown Swan Club, Schroon Lake, N. Y. Binarcltff. THC BMUTISVt WMTCHtlTta KILLS OVCSLOOKIN THC HU0SOH BBIARCUFF MANOR. N.Y.

tw vobk a maoiso" vt NEW TORK Adlrawaaeks. ADIROXDACKS PAUL SMITH'S HOTEt, Opn until Nov. 1. Pine Hunting, Fishing. Sipeetal Ratea.

Addrese Paul NEW JERSEY. IDEAL COUNTRY HOME Hotel Montclair MONTCf AIR. H. J. MOST nriJCiUTFt f-Y MTCATTm RSIDENTIAI, HOTEL IN YORK' 81 BCRBs.

OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT. OPEN' THE ENTIRE TEAR. FREDERICK C. HAM. COM PANT.

PUDDING STONE INN rarerat a waekly rates, folder. Opaa all Q. S. Ylneset. Banntun.

Wf J. NEW JERSEY AtUatie City. ROYAL PALACE On the Jtaaeh aarf Boardwalk. tmicTiu-citEirii-iEtTrcL OCEAN SOLA IUUM RCHESTR A list UtebM-lawwUos CsiaJaa. SELECT FAMILY PATRONAGB let Sis IstJrt All I1TIJ aL.ffaaaasls.rws.

L. i. Watrsea, 8e. Mgr. I "Worlds 6rtet ffoftl Streets KEff JER5ET IakewvaA.

LAUREL PINES LAKEWOOD, N.J. "Where Autumn Is Glorious" Golf. Tennis, Riding, Garage. NEW ENGI AND. Tour New England This Fall MOTOR OVER wri l.

BC1I.T KOAD-WAY, BREATHF. TONIC AIR. EVF.R CUANC.IN'O STRNpa. PEE M'MMKK'H CiR F.F.N TIftN TO CRI.ET AM) GOLD. ENJOY NEW EN i LA AT ITS BEST.

AND AFTFR THE DAY'S RCN QI'AINT WAYHIDE INNS. MODRRN CrTT nOTF.1.8 OK FAMOCS RESORTS AWAIT YOC. tiend for frae Illustrated Road Mas tn colors. "New K.iigland Tours," published by the NEW ENGLAND HOTEL ASSOCIATION, comprising over te hundred the b-st hotels and resorta WILLIAM M. KIMBALL.

Secretary. Draper Hotel. Northampton. Mass. Cflorious Autumn in the Green Mountains EQOINOX house Manehester-tn-the-Mountalns; Vermont.

OPEN TNTIL NtV. lat. GOLF on (he Famous Lkwannk Coarse. K. L.

POTTER. Manager. MICHIGAN. MOUNT CLEMENS MINERAL, BATHS World renowned for' Rheumatism, Nervousness and that run down condition. Open all tha year Twenty miles from Detroit, lit.

Clemens Interurban meets N. Y. Central Wolverine every morning at Detroit. Writs tor Booklet Business Men's Auoc Ml. Clemens.

Mich. SOITIIERN "TAXES. GEORGIA Spend the Winter in that famous resort, Augusta. Oa. For furnished cottages, write Hardwick Ferris, 23 Campbell Augusta.

out In 100 and 200 foot lots with gas. water, sewer and macada mixed pavement. A building restriction of houses not to cost leas than $20,000. has been put on the property. The buyer intends to build several very fine residences, making this property one of the finest in New Rochelle.

The acreage was held at t3.0io. The same firm has also sold for Thomas W. Gotti his property In Beech-mont, consisting of a stucco house with a green tile roof, eight rooms, three baths, all modern Improvements, on one- nair acre plot. The buyer is a New York business man. The property was held at $42,500.

Daniel II. Jackson sold to Arthur Lobo, 21 Greenridge Avenue; corner Rutherford Avenue. White Plains, a three-story elegant Colonial residence, with garage and outbuildings, on plot Ittl by 2oO. This property was held at Mr. Jackson acquired this property some months ago in part payment f-r his twelve-Btory apartment house.

5I2 West End Avenue, which he sold to J. Conrad Stein. The Stilwell Realty Company sold the stucco cottage of Anna Williams at juvcrauie ant, aiamaronecK, to juanita A. Fellows, who will occupy. Fish A Marvin have sold a large plot on Chatsworth Avenue at I.archmont to Munrort Stiner.

-who Is building a residence for his own occup-ancy. The same brokers sold a large corner plot on Beach Avenue and Addison Street. Ijirchmont Park, to the Creacent Star Realty Company of New Tork City. Burke Stone, sold for O. A.

Wled-haas his duplex house, 2t) and 2S Sec ond Avenue, North Pelham. to Miss Ella M. Powers of New Rochelle The property was held at $12,500. Eugene V. Welsh sold for Mra.

O. Butera her house at 157 Washington Street to Warren Barber. First Mortgage Loans Placed. Edwards. Dowdney and Richart have $130,000 on premises on the east side of Balnbrldge Avenue, 221 feet south of 190th Street for Balnbrldge Avenue Construction Company $33,000 on premises southwest corner Broadway and 231st Street for the Arbert Construction Company $30,000 on premises No.

2327 Walton Avenue for the Klearf lela Realty Company. Inc. $24,000 on premises No. 2-V Madison Street, south-west corner Clinton Street for Hymtn Shapiro; $22,000 on premises west side Pond Place. feet north of Street for the Solnoff Realty Company.

Inc. Builder Buys Drive Corner. Anthony Campagna has purchased the vacant plot. M.8 by 103. at the northeast corner of Riverside Drive and 143th adjoining the 6-story elevator apartment house at 684 Riverside Drive.

Mr. Campagna bought it principally to preserve the light and air of the adjoining structure. He will probably erect an apartment" nouse on the site at a total cost of RESORTS NEW JERKKT Atlantic Cl7. IS THE NOW To Visit ATLANTIC CITY and the Alamac Hotel Take 'advantage of the Autumnal attractions and the reduced rates of -the ALAMAC." $35 Weekly American Plan Delicious Food -On the Boardwalk rCoIf Sea Baths. Renowned Management.

Announcement THE Seaside House On the Ocean Front Atlantic City Rate in effect from October 1st to February 1st Weekly Including Meals 1 Person Single Room with Running Water $35.00 1 Person Single Room with Private Bath 45.00 2 Persons -Douhle Room with Running Water 60.00 2 Persons Double Room with Private 75.00 Qffering, the same service snd table maintained at all seasoas of the year. Orchestral Concerts a fea.ure F. P. COOK'S SONS FOREIGN HOTELS AND RESORTS i is the hub of hr usiness or pleasure. advantage of I he a reasonable tariff.

i ft and unobtrusive, 2 fficient. nothing is rt or convenience. JoS i perfect. Manager for tho tariff. IA Hia, i THE BROOKLYN MARKET.

Trading Indicates Demand for Small Private Residences. The premises at 1.163 Dean Street, between Nostrand and Bedford Avenues, a three-story brownstone dwelling, was Isold by George S. Norman to a buyer for occupancy. Bulkley St Horton Co. acted as broker.

Harry Levine sold to Ignats Rosenberg a brick and stucco' house with Spanish tllo roof and double garage, on a plot 40 by 100. at 863 and 90S East Eighth Street. The property was held at $24,230. J. Lacov was the broker.

Melster Builders, have sold the two-family brick dwelling on a lot 20 by 100, located at 913 Sixtieth Street, to Ignaxio Scalla for occupancy, and sold to Giuseppe Romania the one-family stucco houiw on a plot 30 by 72. located on East Eleventh Street and Avenue X. for occupancy. Tutlno ac Co. sold Tor Catherine McCarthy to it client for Investment the three-family brick house at 036 Fifty- first Street.

Brighton Line- Homes Company, as brokers, sold for H. and H. Corporation tho two-family brick dwelling with double garage Just completed on the northeast corner of Avenue I and East Twelfth Street. The buyer. Hyman Gold, paid $23,500 for the property and will occupy.

The same brokers sold for Samuel Prints a one-family brick and stucco house on a plot 40 by 100 at 1.043 East Ninth Street. Mid wood Manor, to a client. The property was held at $18,000. Martin Company, as broker, sold for Sadie Handeiar Camerlck to S. Mehl-man the four adjoining business buildings, 243 to 2S1 Myrtle avenue.

Operators Active In the Bronx. Morris Schumann, operator, has purchased from B. Rosen the five-story new-law apartment arranged for twenty-one families and known as 2.068 Vyse Avenue, between 180th and 179th Streets. The plot Is 44 by 102 and was held at $33,000. S.

Sussman and I. Bernstein were the brokers who negotiated the sale. Cahn A Cahn. operatons. sold to Pat-lick McSorley 611 East 138th Street, corner Eagle-Avenue, a three-story three-family building on lot by 40.

Scott Brothers sold for Catherine T. Harlow to Herbert Friedler the three-story dwelling. 3.101 Webster Avenue. 25 by 100. James Van Sant sold to Samuel L.

Klein the plot 100 by ItK) by irregular on the east side of Valentine Avenue. 90 feet south of l7th Street. The pur chaser will erect a five-story apart' ment. David Pfeffer was the broker. NEW JKR8ET Atlaatle city.

TIME MACK LATZ COMPANY. FOREIGN HOTELN AND ItFI. FTATE. a "-fcrr. asswS -FOR W.

supply, frelcht paid, at materials to erect this home, containing rooms and bath, ewrpt icaaonry and wiring. Call and see our houses under coast ruction before you buy. THRIFT HOMES 60 Church X. T. City Hudson Terminal Building.

Oin evening a 7 to ft. Business Properties Country Properties MANHATTAN FOR HA1.E OR TO 1JTT. SACRIFICE Slx-atory loft building. 70x3. Two Elevators.

133-137 East St. 4 Rental Feb. lti $.10,000. Only $25,000 Cash. Balance easy amortisatlona.

-Class A Tenanciea. Brokers Fully Protect. V. Green Construction 43 West 34th St. Tel.

Fltxroy SSUO. BRONX TOR "AI.K OR TO I.KT. rOvvn Your Own Homen Have that comfortable feeling of permanence. Be Your Own Landlord aid clear your bouse free of naortgags la 10 years. Our 3-family weml-oetached all bnVk.

suLstsntlally built homes are Marin completion on Ellis At, oetweea Castle Hill and Haveojever A vs. Each apartment contains rooms and bath, sun parlor. Instantaneous hot wa-' ter heater, tile bath, with built-in tuba, parquet floor, garage for 3 cars ana a acoi of other features too numerous to tuortton. Metropolitan Life Inaurance Co. 15-Year Mortgage.

NEAR HEXHAM BAY PARK New York's Urestest flayground. A S-cent far to all mcuom of tha city. Compk-ta sample house, now open for Inspection, buodays and weekdaya until P. Ill ONLY A FEW LEFT A small deposit will secure your home. Terma satisfactorily arranged.

Don't delsy. Come out today and let us It 'er For further particulars apply only to CASTLE HILL REALTY CO, 2804 3d Av Bronx. N. Phone Idott Haven SJ71. UflW Tn Take Lextngten av.

U. subway to Pelham REACH 1Mr ga rKOrLKlY atatlon; or take any a a line In Pronjt. chanra at Weatcbeater A v. and get off at Castla Hill Av. WEwrCrTs-STFR FOR WAIJ-j OR TO IJtT.

RYE Several Desirable Homes STrCCO COTTAGE, rooms. hatha Nearly aa acre, well planted. Double garage. I17.et. WHITB fOLONUL HOCSE, rooms; 1 tiled bat ha Oarage.

Restricted section. IZl.SOe. NEW BRJOK ENGLISH lEfl. UKNCK. 7 rooms.

I hatha Garage. 2.isa. ON WOODLAND KNOLL. Frame dwelling, under coast ruction, rooma, 1 batha. Uarage.

KTONE RESIDENCE, rooma. baths. Garage. H.t0. Alt foeahrat a exreKeaf cHon withal rosy vaUting a'tatoacs of eiortoa l6i2in 8i7 oth New tork.

Tetephoae Man-ay Hilt LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SUPREME OOUTtT NEW TORK COUXTT CHAKIil H. COWEN and W1LL1VM f. WIIA)X. as Executors and Truateea u.tder tha Last Will and Testament of Charles A.

Cowen. deceased, and W1IJJAU N. TON, Plaintiffs, against KUtVARD J. CAJw-ftOL. and others, fefrodanta.

la pursuance of a Judgment of Forecloaura and Salt, bearing date t. tuler 102. and duly entered in the above entitled action October 2th. 1972. I.

the undersigned, the Keferee la said Judgment named, will seU at public auction at tha ICxchanga Salesroom. Nca. 14 and la veaey Street. In the thorough or Manhattan. City of New York, on the iith day of cv-tober.

1022. at twelve o'clock noon ef that day by Joseph I. Pay. auctioneer, the prem ises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows ALL that certain piece or parcel ef laf4 with the thereon ceded, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Manhattan. City of New Tork.

and more particularly bounded and deecribed as follows: to wit. BKOIN'NINtJ at a point en (be west side of Seventh Avenue, distsnt forty-nine 4B) feet, four snd one-half tS liK-ties south from the corner formed by the Intersect Ion of the westerly line of Seventh Avenue and the southerly line of Forty-second Street; and running thenoe westerly and parallel with tr.e southerly side of Forty-second hundred 100) feet: thence southerly and parallel wtlh the westerly side of Seventh Avenue forty-nine i49 feet, four and one- half 4i Inches: thence essterly and aca'n parallel will in. ouinffnj sio vi VT -second Street and part ef distance through a party wall one hundred U)0 feet to the westerly line of ieventh Avenue; and thence northerly along the westerly line of Seventh Avenue forty-nine 4S) feet, four snd one-half (4V Inches to tbe point or place cf beginning. Th aforesaid property shall sold subject ta a prior mortgage now a lien, on tbe esld mortgaged premleea for the sum of three hundred and sevnty-fte thousand ii3T.V0OO dollars with Interest hereon from July- 1. IVT1.

at six per and which la past due and held by tbe Greenwich Facings Bank. Dated. Xew York. October lKI. CIIARLE3 S.

LfFfV. Referee. JA.UES TV. McKLHINNET. Attorney for Plalutiffa.

41 Park Roa. New York City. The following la a diagram of the property to be sold. Its rMreet numbers being and Seventh Avenue, and said premises being the Hotel Hermitage. EIGHTH AVE.

SEVENTH AVE. The approximate amount of the lien or charge, to sstisfy ahich the above described property ts to be sold is two hundred and sixty-sis thousand nine hundred snd tea and S7100 2i.10.3J) dllars. Viih In-t-rost thereon from September 22. and costs snd allowances of $418.90 with Interest thereon from October 5. Th approximate amount of taxea.

assess ments and mater rates remaining unpaid and Hens against said property, and which are to be allowed to purchaser out ol the purchase money or paid by the referee is J27.R0O. This does not Include the sec ond hslf of IOC taxes et payable on rovemner i. 'z. Dated. New York.

October 3th. 1 CHARLES. 8. LI-BIN. Referee.

Directed hy radio, a coo amputalci fi'gritnouje beeper's leg. AonlAs afterward the patient (hans tne chip's declor who fare the dttailed irjfruc-lieru. See the Radio' Department in next Sunday' edition of The Yc York -Tunes. Ad t. ftl tl TT AVT Fnmj atTF! TO IJT.

BELLEROSE MrST BE SOLO AT ONCE. BARGAIN TO QUICK EC TER. Ereeptionatly attractive ten-roora Coleetal residence In the moat artistic and charmtB suburran devaiopmaat Pelii i im. The has centalr.s eery modern convenience and mary extra refinements: garage uh cfcauffsar's quarters. Oa-oer forced to sen.

Price IIS.WI. or beet offer tMs wk. Cask repaired. ED.MCXD D. PCmCXLL.

statiaam. park. N. T. 4 C1TT LOTt, AT SO A LOT Createst bargain offer of Nw Tork C-rty suburtan home sites tn Hempetrad.

a b-g market and shopping centre -ef Sanaa County, only miles froa Creater N.w Tork. with fast electric l'i las set i.a frern Penn Statioa or Flattmah A ra as strhautea. Write for full detaile of the riots ea which roa ran whatever rati wish; easy terms, 25 down ai S3 per mcaua. Addrrsa w. L.

VELTJU.N, EuOaa At. Hempstead. L. I. NTTW JERSEY FOR Mil OR TO IET.

Our Own Home For Sale Ws are nurchaslne a larrer Iiacm In mt Immediate vldnitv. Ours La foe aalo foe gt.ViO ca.th. balance on ery easy tertss to rlM party: nlna exqulsiteiy flaiahed reorra. bath; saraga; wide porch and tiea ce.J tt Plot UOxlO with velvet Ian. many shrubs and bearing fruit trees ail go to make one ot the daintiest, meat aractical and comfortabla homes of the seml-asangaiew type i or a small family, wtta ene or ee servants, to ba fovnd In the vtclatty of New York City.

My buebaad aad I have spent much time and money tn creattag esr ideal home. Any wocnaa and mast mm ill appreciate it on ala-ht. rjecoratVa.na put in under peraooal direction ot aa artist. Can give occupancy on one week's oextce. Yes.

it a Just a few minutes walk te tra railroad station and the rennaatlff te Nw lork is unusually convenient. The neigh borhood Is purely feaJdeatlal. very beavtiful. highly restricted and unusually feoaltby. Faming, boatlna.

solf. teanis aad eoantry club Ufa are aeallable aa well aa Bcheeis. churches and fine markets. Detaila frara FAltNtT. P.

O. Box I4A CKy Itall fctarie. New Tork Ctttr 'rrt ta a i twi-iuS ILK Eir.trr MODEaVN U0XE v-ar round ll-isna. ready for occa- oey bow; iS.SSS on easy terms bur a room house with I bath sat 1 a -re: II VIM aa II reera beaae wlta baths, garage acre. Many prices loes A dealrns: SOO commuters; I ft.

elev. jl little cash and yewr rvaa Uuya one. Call for detaila at Maatsss Lakes, 1 a mrmj. N. T.

C. TeL 1511 Cart ATLANTIC CITY. N- J. FDTTt KAI.n. valoaMo parcel of land wki railroad sKting.

cenrtal'y locatod. eeaerla'ty sujisMe for cold storage plant, which ts aa essential In Atlafatie City aa a hotel. Price moderate; trzma A. S. SIRACUSA SONS.

Realtors. Cbdea.Pafe Iepoalt Trust Blg. Texas and Atiantle Atlantic O.Tv. N. J.

to I for rrvFe, BROADWAY: Corner 24tH St. 4,000 nq. ft. I of choicet space overlookrnjr Madison Square in Leautiful ALBERMARLE BUILDING. May divide.

Vand. 7557. STOKE 61x100 With Large Boiement A LAO IsARGE LIGHT LOFTS 96 SPRING STREET 72 y.mt mortem buQdlng In district. Kvrrr t.iproveraot. Inunediate tmmtoa.

ncasunabie rentals. Attractive to desirabJs tensDts. L. Taaenbaum Straoia Csv. 4 Widwey.

wH-r SStt Derstor A Q. RakCo, Service 1 i-t. aJu Coo pitted MaMufacturiag Privllcjes E.FRAAD, AGENT ON PREMISES 1 18 East 25th Su Tetiaeaee; Madiece anare IS WEST 81 8T STREET. Sis- frt.ioo.' luO. sprtaklared.

Ideal for Cloak, tioit or Dress House. Imntedlate poaseasiec Reasonable rnniniil I tepertntefft POTT 8 STARR. INC Tufies Building. Bo aat 4X. STORES TO LET LAWRENCE, MASS.

100 Locahoat. Appi, I. wit. TRAVELER SHOE SS? AtlaaMr AveU laee. Mas.

THREE DESIRABLE BR0ADX'AY LOFTS SS F.ROADVYAY SS a IM No Prsesien new. REASOXAULU -RKNTAL L. Tasenbaiun Ce. 4 Broadway spttag Mil 14 West 40th St. opposite rrnur imuat.

Ssr.4 rVsor. Z3. Srd floor now dtvded trrtnt and rear, aleo 4th floor with ekyiight ard stda windows. Most cc-eeenlent lecatiOSk Rtta SI AOS te MAS Pi'M ion at sar. IltCD'K FOX A IO.

INC, tM MaA. Av. cluny professional building; 133 Vt72dSt: OFFICES FOR PHYSICIANS DENTISTS itKS SCrET.INTENDENT. Offices Second Floor Store A Fronting "Broadway and Central Tsrk at the "Hub of New Tork. where all transit 11 act are feascy.

MERICAN CIRCLE BUILDTNG 1A34 BKOADWAT. 4 East 53d St. tOne nwnr Feeea Sth Axe.1 NEW I srORY BlILriNU Eatlre I Ivor far Otfteea ec bow Tiiisss Re Moderate Ptimsiiiea at Cw. FretTk Fa 4 MsAAraer.Clrt. I ii 1 1 mm no REGISTER TO DAT.

Registration places will b-e op-n tmdm-w from ft P. M. te P. X. They w.l be open 1 mrr cans A.

M. ta ISiSO P. M. If jea Us act regis- jaaj gesS-aat.