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The New York herald., 1921-07-26
INGARRETTA COURT IS
SOLD TO AN INVESTOR
Heights Apartment in Deal +;
Other Flat Sales.

The A. z. Realty Company. Inc.
George Zauderer president, sold to an
investing client of J. c. Hough & Co.
the five and one-half story apartment at
the northwest corner of 171st street and
Fort Washington avenue. known as In
garretta Court. The building fronts 100
feet on Fort Washington avenue and 95
feet on 171st street. 1T is laid out In suites
OF three. four and five rooms and accom-
modates forty-one tenants. 1t has a rent
roll OF S35, 900. The half story contains
three apartments consisting of a six
room apartment and two physicians
suites of three rooms each. The building
was held at s250.000 and was purchased
by Mr.. Zauderer last April from syn
dicate composed OF Jacob Wiegand,
Isadore witwind and A. H. Levy.
Recently Mr.. Zauderer sold to DR..
Charles A. Stein the five story apart
ment at 140 vermilyea avenue, north
west corner of 207th street. 1o0x100. at
$3.50, 900. Samuel Wacht. Jr.. repre-
sented Mr. Zauderer in the transactions
as attorney.
orant and Jonathan Bulkley, 211
West 104th street, between Broadway
and Amsterdam avenue. a five story
flat. 25x100. renting at $500 and held
at $4,000. This Is the second sale on
the block negotiated by these brokers for
the same sellers within the past few
days, the flat at 215 having been sold to
Ennis Slnnott. Both parcels had been
in the same ownership for thirty five
years.
Tekane Realty Company sold the two
six story apartment houses at 2010 and
2016 Lexington avenue. southwest cor
ner of 123d street.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
FLAT BUILDERS BUY
WEST BRONX PLOTS
Three Projects Are Announced
Other Deals Reported in
Northern Borough.

The West Bronx figured more or less
prominently in yesterdays market re-
ports as the scene of several apartment
house projects. One company, the West
1e0th Street Corporation. announced two
undertakings OF this type, having pur-
chased the plots at the northeast corner
OF Woodland road and 205th street and
at the southwest corner OF Montgomery
and Popham avenues. On each OF these
sites the purchasers win erect five
story apartment house.
The Woodlawn road plot fronts 12S
feet on 205th street and 80 feet on the
road. and was acquired from Emil
Nitray. The house planned for this plot
will cost about 100000 The Mongom-
cry avenue plot, which is irregular and
covers an area OF three city lots. was
purchased from Frederick l.. Dochert-
man. 1t will accommodate a house cost
ing approximately S175,000. Morris
Berkowitz was one of the attorneys In
the transaction.
McLernon Brothers sold for Edison c.
Schrader the plot 75x100, at the north
west corner of Grand avenue and Bu-
chanan place to George Brundt, who re-
sold II through the same brokers to
Click Evalon and Bradpis, who will i'm
prove with five story apartment house.
Harry T. +. Johnson sold in con-
junction with McLernon Brothers for
Henry u. Singhi to an investor the one
story store building with a frontage
OF So feet on the east side Of Jerome
avenue, 100 feet south of Kingsbridge
road and having a depth Of 100 feet.
The property was held at S40.0 900. and is
near the theatre to seat 1900 people to
be erected at the northwest corner of
Jerome avenue and Kingsbridge road.
Another deal closed in West Bronx
by Mr.. Johnson involves the resale of
the one story taxpayer at the south
east corner of Morris avenue and 1880
street. on a plot fronting 43 feet on the
avenue and 81 feet on the street. The
building contains seven stores and was
held at $4,000. The new owner Is an
investor. Mr.. Johnson recently sold the
property to Mr.. Cohen for John p. Boy
sland.
Morris Berkowitz sold for Frank
Davis 20 client of Joseph Nimhauscr
the FIVE story fiat, 3Sx100, at 935 Long
wood avenue. The house shows a yearly
rental Of $500. and was valued at
s50,000.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
aUEENs-RICHMoND DEALS.

Rickert- Brown Realty Company sold
70 A. F. Temple. through John w. Paris
& Son plot having a frontage of 40
feet on Seventeenth street, l60 feet north
OF cypress avenue. Broadway Flushing.
Queens.
Halleran Agency sold for the F. r. &
G. Company the two family dwelling,
16x125. at 65 North Prince street, Flush
ing. Queens. TO Mrs. Emily Young
schaefer. widow of George Schaefer, who
for many years conducted real estate
Office in the Murray Hill section of
Flushing. Charles Emery was associate
broker.
Herman Frankfort sold for Edward
Hayes to I. Goldberg his home on the
north side OF Central avenue, between
Mcneil and Lord avenues. Far Rock
away, Queens.
Mathews Realty Company sold the
house at 561 Davis avenue. West New
Brighton. S. l.. s0xf0o. to a. q. Muller,
and 5s7 Davis avenue. 5ox10o, 20 w. b.
Lewis.
Moffatt & Schwab sold for Agnes
Lindemann. residence on Ward ave-
nue.. Wards Hill. s. l., to Frederick
Huber.
M. James Hughes sold for Margaret
L. O'Connor 81 Arietta street. Tomp-
liSinsvIlle, S. l.. a three story store and
dwelling.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
SYNDICATE WILL BUILD
FLAT ON CARNEGIE HILL

An apartment house representing an
outlay OF approximately $4,000 is
planned for the Carnegie Hill section
by syndicate which originally was
composed of Michael Dreicer, Mrs.
Amory S. Cathart and Michael M. Van
Beuren, who bought the site of the
proposed structure eight years ago.
The project has to do with the plot of
four lots on the south side of Ninety
fifth street, 100 feet east of Fifth ave-
nue.. 100x100. and is to be carried on
in the name of the Ninety-fifth Street
Realty Corporation. which holds title
to the property for the syndicate.
Plans for the structure have been
prepared by j. e. r. Carpenter. who
has been identified with the designing
and construction of a number of large
multi-family houses in the Fifth and
Park avenue sections. 1t will be nine
stories, OF brick. limestone and terra
Gotta construction, and the architect
has estimated the cost of the building
at $3.50. 900. The site abuts the Will
lard ID. Straight residence at the north
east corner of Fifth avenue and Nine
ty-fourth street.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26

CHAMPERICo. July 18-sailed. str New
port, San Francisco.
CHRISTIANIA, July l3-Sailed. str No
coRoNEL, July 1s-sailed. str West No
ETEN. July 12-saied. motor Balboa (sw)
GARsToN. July 1s--Arrivec .chr> Minas
Princess (Brl. Parrsboro.
GRAND BANK. NF. July 1T--Tn port. schrs
Lillian NJ richards (BD and Linda Tibbo
HALIFAX. July 2o-Arrived. schrs W
Gomeau tBD. La Have; carranza (Bo,
Sailed 2ist. schrs Laberge (Br). sydney
I'D. Vincent A White (Br) Harbor Grace
ys sslsd @aH s2d @ s2s 1nssa%p0F cSaeur dr. Barbados
&c. Lady OF Gaspe (Br). st Johns; Stella
Maris (Brl. Newfoundland
HAVANA, July 10-Arrived bark Porto
tPorD, .Arecife 2oth. strs Canadian Sealer
(Br). Montreal; 2lst. Amassia (Ger). Car
denas Espange tFr. Vera Cruz.
Sailed 21st. str Alfonso MI (Sp) Bilbao.
KINGSTON, July 21--Sailed. str Canadian
Forester (Br). Belize.
KOBE. July 15-saied; strs Cross Keys.
LIVERPOOL. Ms. July 19-saied. schr
Theoline. Walton mot Milton).
MARYsTowN. MI, prior to July 17--Ar-
MAzATLAN. July 17-sailed. str Cuba.
MONTREAL. July 22-Arrived. strs vela
(Nor). Sydney Canadian Sapper (Br), st
Johns; Canadian Pathfinder (Er. new. To-
ronto.
Sailed 22d, str Storfjeld CNor), Denmark.
MURRAY. CB, July 22-Sailed, str Modesto
(Nor). Portland.
OCEAN FALLS. July 17-Sailed. str Cana
dian Rover (Br), San Francisco.
PARRSBORO. Ms, July 19-Arrived. schr
Seth w Smith. st Andrews (to recaulk and
make REPAIRS.
SALINA CRUZ. July 1s-Sailed. str New
port. San Francisco
SHANGHAI, July 15-Arrived, str Wheat
land Montana. Hankow.
SINGAPORE, July 16--Arrived. str NJ 3
Dollar (Br). Manila (and sailed 10Th for
Calcut1a)
ST ANTHONY, NE. prior TO July 1I--Ar-
rived, schr Audrey = Brown (Br) La Have.
SYDNEY. CB. July 22-Arrived. str Was
cana (NorD. Plymouth
Sailed 21st, strs Ansaldo VI ItaD, Glib
raltar (for orders) Erholm (Nor) probably
81 AIMS. CB: Bethlehem (Br. Little Bras
dor.
wABANA. NF. July 17-Sailed. str Grena
(Nor), Rotterdam.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
BUYS BEAVER STREET
OUTLET FOR BUILDING
Broad-E Exchange Co. in Deal; ;
Other Business Sales.

The Broad Exchange Company, owner
of the twenty-one story Broad-Ex-
change Building at the southeast corner
of Broad street and Exchange place
has secured an outlet on Beaver street
by the purchase of No. 81. recently
reported sold by the Charles F. Noyes
Company for the Standard Commercial
Tobacco Company. The building, six
story office structure. stands on a lot,
2sx100x21x70.1, just west of the Corn
Exchange Bank building at the north
west corner of William and Beaver
streets. 1t is directly at the rear Of a
wing of the Broad Exchange Build
ing. which extends toward Beaver
street. The building was erected re-
Gently by the Washington Marine Fire
Insurance Company and has been held
at $350,000. 1t was transferred subject to
a mortgage Of $165.0O0 and the sellers
allowed second mortgage of $4,000 to
remain for two years.
Duross Company sold for the David
Nauge Construction Company the three
story garage at 271 West Tenth street.
g7x95
The New York herald., 1921-07-26

hospital. Norfolk; Commander l.. C. Brat
ton, to flotilla No. 2, destroyer force, Pacific
fleet: Lieutenant Commander G. p Brown,
to u. 8. S. Charleston as executive officer;
Lieutenant-C Commander 4. S. Carpenter, to
command u. S. S. Maddox; Lieut.. r. w.
Cary. to aid TO commandant navy yard.
Norfolk Lieut.. B. w. Cloud, TO u. s. 8.
Wyoming: Lieut.. Merrill Comstock. TO u. 8.
S. HI: Lieut.. F. w. Connor. to command
u. s. S. RE-; Lieut.. A. J. Desautels, NJ. c..
Flagg, to u. S. g. Arkansas; Lieut.. j. II.
Forshaw, Jr.. to ". s. S. Pennsylvania /;
Lieut.. c. T. S. GLADDEN.. TO command U. s.
8. B-1; Lieutenant Commander A. l.. Haas.
to u. S. s. Pueblo. Lieut.. Harry ]. Hanson.
to command u. S. s. Thrush: Lieut. II. n.
Hartley to r. s. Philadelphia: Lieutenant
Commander J. G. Hilliard. to aid COM
mandant navy yard. Portsmouth: Com
struction and Repair, Washington; Lieuten
Commander E. X. Lang to duty, Asiatic
fleet Commander David Med. lie Breton, TO
Naval Intelligence. Washington: Lieutenant
G. w. Ljungquist to naval ordnance plant.
Charleston; Lieut.. L. l.. Newell, to u. S. S.
Wyoming; Lieut. r. X. O'Brien. to aid on
staff comnlAndant. First Naval District
Lieut. Albert OsenRer, to U. s. s. Alert
Commander Ralph w. Plummer, M. c., TO
course Naval War College, Newport: Com
mander G.. NJ. Ravenscroft, to destroyer
force. Pacific fleet; Lieut. Leroy Rodd. TO
u. s. S. Maryland Lieut.. w. =. Rodmau.
to destroyer force. Pacific fleet. Lieut. c..
d. Samonski. to u. s. s. Florida Lieut.. c..
s. Schepke to U. S. s. Dixie: Lieutenant
Commander r. F. sheehan. NJ. c.. to U. s..
9 Wright when commissioned: Lieut.. A. T..
Stone Chaplain Corps. to navy yard. Mare
Island; Lieut.. Bernard l.. Toothaker, NJ. c..
to Y. S. S. Makomis when commissioned ;
Commander b. r. Ware, to command U. S.
s. Overton Lieutenant-Commander J. +.
Becker. to L. s. S. Neptune as executive
officer
The New York herald., 1921-07-26

PORT ANGELES. Wash, July 1s-Arrived.
schr Melrose, Mahukona.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH July 1S-Ar-
rived schr Bainbridge, Callao.
PORTLAND, Me, July 22-Arrived. schr
Fila Pierce Thurlow. Bangor (for general
repairs)
Arrived 22d PM-Tug Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy. towing barges 707. 1888, 7ss
and Tso.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July 1S-Arrived,
strs City OF Reno. Portland, o; 10Th, Maui.
Honolulu barl. Katherine MacKall. Mol
lendo.
West Nilus. Portland. o.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. July 1s-Arrived. strs
West Caera. San Francisco for Hong Kong
West Keene. do for Philadelphia, &c; Alas
kan. do for New York and Boston.
Sailed 18th. strs Lake Gunni. New Or
TACOMA, Wash, July 17-Sailed str Cor
dova, Honolulu.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Frederick zittel & Sons have been APP
pointed agents by the Glen Cairn Realty
Company for the apartment house
known as the Glen Cairn, at the north
corner OF Riverside Drive and Ninety
ninth street. The same agents have
been appointed by the Cathedral Heights
Realty Company agents for the Cort-
landt apartment house. at 210 West
10th street.
Ames & Co. have been appointed rent
ing managers OF the building nearing
completion at 26o and 262 West Thirty
fourth street
A. Y. Realty Company. Inc. has been
appointed agent of IL to is East Eighty
eighth street
Grace r. Baker Is the buyer Of 251 to
255 West 129th street. the Milton Realty
Company of 107 West Seventy-sixth
street. the Lujon Corporation OF 7s3
Eighth avenue, and Jacob Kleinman Of
S53 East 176th street. all sold recently
Plans have been filed for the erection
OF four story factory. 2O4xf9S, on
Avenue A. between Seventy-first and
Seventy-seconds streets. for the p. Loril-
lard Company. to cost 100000.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
CHURCH SELLS PROPERTY.
Dwelling Market Reflects Hot
weather LetharEy.

The Church OF Our Lady of Guada-
lupe, a Spanish church in Fourteenth
street, sold the three story house. 24.9x
74.6, In the rear of the church at 226
West Fifteenth street. The adjoining
owner, the Montgomery estate, sold 22S
West Fifteenth street. similar parcel
1t Is reported that an institution bought
the property.
Pease & Elliman sold for Walter II,
Powers three story dwelling, 19x6S,
at 14e East Seventy fourth street
The New York Trust Company sold to
Lydia Cagney the four story dwelling,
20x10O. at 81 West Ninety-seventh
street.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low,
operators. purchased from the Raymond
estate the four story dwelling at so
West Ninety-fifth street.. 20x100 This
property was held at $4,000. s. Simon
was the broker.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph.l

BOSTON. Mass. July 2i--Arrived. strs Ev
erett.. Norfolk; Bratsberg tNor), Liverpool:
pfia; Gloucester. Baltimore; North Land
New York; Waller ID Noyes. Newport Ne~s
Thos II Beal (new). Bath; schr Maud s
Read Beach tugs Minnie, Norfolk. towing
barge Plymouth. for Hallowel; Valley
Forge. Philadelphia. towing barges Penny
Pack. Phoenix and Glendower Clatter for
hinooin' hT"aIrp"' NeSburyport @ % for % Pniadephis
westmoreland. New York. toying barges
T0i, 706 and 80; Paoli. New York. towing
; ri witf i: last two for Portland and Kenne.
bee respectively.
Cleared 2sd, str oritani OBr). Port Antonio
Cleared 25tll str Lexington Br). Glasgow
"n salItd pieSSD'' ga tug wyon,iag, Sandwich. tc
tow barge 100, from Perth Anboy. to Port
land (there to pick up barge 7oi and call al
sailed 25th. strs ST Anthony. Copenhagen
George (Br), Yarmouth Maiden. Baltimore
Culfland. Beverly: tug Westmoreland, Perth
Amhoy, towing bsrges 7s7 and as (csillne
New Bedford for 79s and Newport for
sailed from below e5th. str Clement smith.
Port Lobos (havfng repaired Wind at
Highland Light. sWy20 miles: hazy; smooth
BALTIMORE. Nd, July 25--Arrived. strs
Jean, Boca Grande: Randwyk Dutch, Rot
'terdam via Hampton Roads Munalbro, Bos-
@-N~"f~Nf
BEAUMONT. rex. July 2i-sailed. str Lake
Galistco, Tampico via Galveston.
cEBU, July 2o-sailed, str suruga. New
York.
CHARLESTON, SC. July 25--Arrived. str
Lake Elsmere. Boston.
Sailed 25th, str Nnvarino (Br). Havre.
CAPE HENRY, Va. July IS. $3.50 An
Passed In. stra Modegaard. Boca Grande
for Baltimore: $3.50 AM Fort Gaines (Nor)
Port Maria for do.
Passcd out 23d. 10 PM, str Pietro Gori
UtsD, Baltimore sor Gibraltar.
Passed out Path. AN. strs Riconcal. Bal
tiniore for Mobile. AN. Melrose. do for
Boston
(Br) Baltimore for 81 John. NIB; PM,
Lysefjord iNor). do for Baracoa Munin-
dies, do for Boston, 25th. . AM. Algic. do
for Hamburg and Bremen.-Wind w, 10
miles; clear.
FALL RIVER, Mass. July 24-Sailed, ctr
Liberty Mnquas, Tampico.
GALVESTON. Tex, July 20-Arrived. str
Continental Bridge. Rotterdam.
Arrived 2lih strE Carla UtaD, Trieste
Hahlra, Philadelphia; schrcon, Mobile I;
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
SETTLEMENT HOUSE PLANNED.
Site Completed for Memorial Struc-
ture In Harlem.

Leon S. Altmayer sold 4or B. Keden-
burg the four story DAT at 16S East
105th street. Mr. Altmayer was also the
broker in the sale of the adjoining
house, 166 East 105th street, reported
sold few days ago. The purchaser of
these two buildings is Morton II. Mein-
hard. who bought the property for the
Henry Meinhard Memorial Settlement
House. which contemplates improving
the site with a model settlement house.
Recently Mr.. Altmayer sold the three
buildings. 236 to 240 East 10bth street.
to the New York Guild for the Jewish
Blind for a community centre the nine
buildings at 331 to 347 East 116th street
for the Sydenham Post Graduate Course
and Hospital. and the easterly three
buildings at 343 to 347 are to be oc-
cupied by the American Red Cross So
cjety as Il community centre.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Charles f. Noyes Company leased for
Emil Lang the store and basement in
120 Fulton street for ten years from
September I. 1921. The Iessees are Isaac
H. Coelho and Louis Kahn, doing busi-
ness as the Coler Clothes Shop. dealers
In mems clothing and haberdashery. The
aggregate rental amounts to about
$685.
Real Estate Management Company
leased the house at 24s West Tooth street
TO Mrs. Ira Epstein.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
PLANS FILED FOR FLATS.
other Activities Reported I'm Bor.
ough OF Brooklyn.

shampan G. Shampan. architects. have
filed plans for an apartment house on
the northwest corner of Eighty-fifth
street and Twentieth avenue, 100x100.
for the Argonne Construction Company,
TO cost 100000. The same architects
have also filed plans for two apartment
houses. each 100x100. on the southeas st
corner of Eighty-flrst street and Twen-
tieth avenue. and the southwest corner
Of Eighty-second street and Twentieth
avenue. for the Bay 26th Street Con-
struction Company, to cost 100000.
Martin Company leased to the Entin
Corporation a store In 375 Bridge street.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
WILL SPEAK FOR HOSPITAL.
Elisha sninen VIII Help Raise
Funds mt Meeting.

Elisha Sniffen will preside at a meet
ing of real estate men to be held to-day
at the Bankers Club in the interest OF
the Downtown Hospital Association,
which is launching an effort early next
week to complete the twelve story adj
dition to the Broad Street Hospital
Plans announced yesterday by George
". Armsby of Blair & Co.. acting chair
man Of the association, indicated a COM
plete organization of all real estate in
terests below Chambers street for par
ticipating in the membership canvass
for the hospital
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MALL

HONOLULU. July f0-Arrlved. str Mat
sonia, San Francisco.
Sailed 18th, str West Hixton. Sydney.
MANILA. July i5-Sailed. str Creole state
San Francisco.
NEW ORLEANS. In, July ci--Arrived. sti
city OF Brunswick. Tampa.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
Naval Orders

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. July 25.
These naval orders have been issued:
Lieut.. J. II. Aigner. to II. s. s. Wyoming
Lieut.. w. =. Blake, NJ. c.. 10 duty naval
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy Mail.1

CONTINUED FROM PROCEEDING PAGE.)
The New York herald., 1921-07-26

THE CLIFTON, the Great South Bay.
Patchogue. l.. /. 81 miles from n. Y. DAN
cling, Bathing. Yachting. Tennis. Golf. Book
let Phone 49, n. Y Booking office McAlpin
Hotel. Mezz. floor Phone Penn. 5700. Ext.
$50. Mon. and Thurs. to p. NJ.
CRYSTAL LAKE HOTEL Freep0rt' eSSns * /; l.
Large rooms. running water private baths,
excellent table. committing distance. bathing.
The New York herald., 1921-07-26
Asbury rArk

The Maurama, Mt. Pocono. open all year
Reasonable rates. Mrs. NJ. lush. Pror
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
WELL PAID

The days at hand when Carp ana
Jack will battle n their pride; and on
he larg" and gorgeous stack OF money
they'll divide. when each has sluSG"d
the others dome for six or seven rounds
and Milton sold his greatest pomc for
something like ten pounds. I'm Hiad
that IN these later days tru" genius gets
It's due. and Great Men do not 60 their
WAYS in rags OF dinEy hue. Io"r Robbie
Burns WAS always broke. Wh!,h mId"
his soul rcpinc, and Edgar Poe was
forced - soak his hi; when NE would
dine The list ~ long of gifted men
who always lacked the price. VINO did
tall things with harp or pen. and stl,l
were handed ice. len Homer begged
from town 20 town. and stNl' tho house
dogs bone. though later. m his high
renowu ca.h claimed HIM for rs own.
Old Grubb street ., hood - the walls
Of many Il gifted E.nn. and E"SwcllS
book is full Of tales uf genius nu tho
blink. But now our great W"U g"t thor
due when they hay" made n VAT. and
when tn" coming scrap = though a
fortune vii! he SplI:. II was h;,rd luck
that Burns and Zoe and Homer and that
crew were born 50 many wears ago ere
greatness got its due.
topy~tGht by George Matthew AdamsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21

Greece is in 4 favorable position.
automatically. as a result or her hos
tilIties against the Turks. The allies
have appealed to Greece 10 accept their
mediation rather ;EaR launch the now
offensive IN Asia Minor. Obviously. this
gives Greece a strategic advantage in
the matter 81 termS-an advantage"
which She forfeited originally By the
recall OF Constantine.
The allies. for their own Near Eastern
interests. want the lighting between the
Greeks and Turks 10 cease. Presumably.
they are willing 10 make some con,os-
SjcuS 70 bring about such result. That
il fortunate for the Greeks. 1t Is not
probable that the allies will or"r 10
preserve ;hH original treaty Of Sevres
intact, but they may agree 70 -: Greece
retain the greater part OF the adran-
IA ges conferred by that document.
Something Will depend upon the re!a-
tive military position OF the conterdinG
forces. Naturally. tho side in position
10 bring about a success In the field will
demand more than the one which Is
facing probable defeat. In this respect
the Greeks may have difficulty in con-
yinc!ng the allies of their claims TO first
consideration, since there are said 70 be
elements OF weakness IN the. Greek
forces However. the Greeks have an
opportunity to get back from the allies
part OF what they lost. and should not
be slow to take advantage OF It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
Tuesday, June 81, 1921
OUR UN-AMERICANIZED AMERICANS

interesting Indian by Dr. Elmer
q" the Methodist E
there about "n"thri OF m'"
Eur
wors Of the Indians Garnet understand "
S"o thoma
OF bHtr"
in religious services
Their Catholic
land here
Christian civilization We are
shores WN'
language
America tn Indian?
of disease among the Indians Is disgrace
white compelled
the plains and IN the Forests and
ef, him die Q" the diseases
among b policy
much money &c
OF the
Ind
commended for
citizens" by impossible enc
kinds
shoudo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
REPLACING SILVER DOLLARS

For the first time m seven years the
United States mint has resumed tho
coinage Of silver dollars. During tho
war this government: sold S2T9.ng0.o0o
OF the "cnrtwheels" 10 ENGLAND to rom
edy a silver famine in India. This de-
pleted the treasury's usual silver re-
serve. which Is now 20 he replaced Not
many OF the new dollars will find their
way into circulation. since silver Ccrti-
fcatcS are being printed 10 correspond
20 the amount ot the coinage. and will
Do sent out instead Of the actual dollars.
The average man will much prefer this
method. as the Iron mon" Will" always
welcome. do weigh heavily IN The pocket.
A few years ago visitors - tho treasury
building In Washington were shown a
vault containing some s2QC.o0n.0 600 in
silver dollars. THIS vault has been al
most empty since 1918. but the mint -
now pouring In the shining cylinders at
the rate OF S.U1n.O0o or Eh.nh0.nn every
month. so Il VIII not h" long until the
treasury guide vii! again point 10 the
heaped up treasure which YOU have in