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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
TEACHERS CHOSEN
At MEETING OF CITY
EDUCATION BOARD
City School Teachers Are Elected ut
Salary Increases Last Night
Miss Smith Becomes Head
Of Music Department.

The regular April meeting Of the
City Board Of Education held at the
High School building last night was
in many respects the most important
meeting of that body for the year. Be-
sides electing teachers for the year
1922, the board adopted their an
nual budget which will be certified to
the City Council
Practically all, of the teachers re-
ceive salary increase provided in
salary schedule adopted by the city
board last year and graduated on time
Of service and qualifications.
The faculty as chosen follows
Superintendent-W. j. Caplinger.
Stenographer-Louise B. Hunsicker.
Music nstructor-Lucie Smith.
Truant Officer-John B. Walsh.
High School - George J. Noel, Prin-
cipal, H. s. Calkins, ]. w, Melton,
Rosalind Cant, Elizabeth Stacy, Cath
crime Tucker, Margaret Schirmer. The
Commercial teacher and Domestic
Science teacher were not elected
Grade School Principals - Mrs. An
ma F. Ball, Opal Baugh, Flossie Jones
and w. T. Berry.
Grade Teachers Mrs. W. |. Maui
man, Florence Wilson, Margaret
Wood, Bessie Martin, Edith Wood, Mrs.
J. B. Ross, Hilda Tucker, Carrie Good
win, Bessie Bauer, Emma DeBold
Edna Stevens. Virginia Hurd and Jen-
ME Hart.
Colored Teachers - w. H. Hum
phrey, Tina Ashe, Mary Whaley, Fran
ces Owens, Maggie J. Patton, Allie
Humphrey and Beatrice Lewis.
Janitors - ]. H. Ingram, William
Tuggle, George Anderson, Mrs. Rosie
Wood, Ed Lee and Mrs. Harriet Wells
The only vacancies now to be filled
are the Commercial teacher and the
Domestic Science teacher. Miss Emily
Lindsey of Louisville, will arrive here
today to begin Monday as Domestic
Science teacher to fill out the unex-
pired term of Miss Scottie Stevenson
resigned. Miss Lindsey comes highly
recommended being a graduate OF
Peabody College with B, S, degree.
The teachers now members of the
local faculty who were not reelected
because they did not file applications
for reelection are, Mrs. Reese, Music
Instructor, Miss Smith, Miss Arnold
and Miss Carlton. grade teachers; ant
Mr.. Lindsay Commercial teacher as
we'll as Miss Stevenson, Domestic
Science teacher.
A Maysville girl, Miss Lucie Smith
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Smith
of Fourth street, who has for some
time been preparing herself to teach
music, was unanimously elected tc
head the Music department Of the city
schools for the next year. Miss Smith
is splendidly qualified for this impor'
tant position and it is expected tha
she will make great success of th'
department through the year.
Another important matter of busi
ness before the Board was the fixinl
Of the school budget for the year to b'
presented to Council upon which tina
body Is to levy taxes for school pur
poses. The board is asking the cit!
this year for $4,000 less than las
year because of the many repairs be
ing made to the buildings this yea
being unnecessary to spend thi'
amount on the buildings next year.
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
MISS CASEY WILL NOT
CONE TO MAYSvILLE

A conference yesterday between
Miss Casey and local Health Board
authorities resulted in her refusing to
accept the call to return to Maysville
and resume the Health Nurse work for
Mason county. Miss Casey will re-
main at Harrodsburg. 1t is understood
the local board could not pay the sal
afy she required.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
WATER CONSUMERS.

The discount for prompt payment Of
water bills expired April Is, 1921. All
delinquents are hereby notified that
the list Is now being made up for turn.
ing of water supply for non.payment
May 2, 1921. A charge Of s1.OO will be
made for turning on water when turn.
ed off for non.payment. Kindly give
this your prompt attention at once,
as this Is the last notice.
2sApr9t NASHVILLE WATER co,
MY. FIELDHOUSE, Mgr.
Room II. State National aBnk Bldg,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
BARRIERS WOULD CLOSE
SHOPS EARLIER,

At the last meeting of the Maysville
BARRIERS Union the proposition to
close at p. m. week days and II p.
m. Saturdays was taken up and action
will probably be taken at the May
meeting Of the union. At the present
time the shops close at 8 p. nj. week
days and midnight on Saturdays.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
"DOUG- FAIRBANKS SHOW
IS SIDE SPLITTER.

One Of the best comedies Of the
year was seen last night at the Wash
ington when Douglas Fairbanks ap-
peared in "When the Clouds Roll By"
This picture produces thousands of
hearty laughs and is wonderful en-
ample of first class photography. This
picture will be repeated tonight at the
Gem
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
HHLDALE.

Remember Sunday is Sunday school
day at Hilldale. Everything is in read
mess to make this one of the best days
the school has ever had. The well
come committee will receive you at
the foot of the hill and every member
will see that you are made to feel at
home. Good speakers will be present,
Our own Mrs. Moody will have charge
of the lesson. The First Presbyterian
Sunday School Orchestra will assist
in the music. Everybody come.
ELEANOR WALLACE, Supt.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF COUNCIL MONDAY.

Monday nights meeting of City
Council will be one of the most i'm
portant meetings. Of the year. The
board Of Council is. required to select
Board of Tax Supervisors at Mon
day nights meeting and an effort is
being made to select three of our best
posted citizens to serve. Other impor-
tant business will also be before the
body.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

Saturday, April 80.
Cattle--SOO, steady; Bulls, weak;
Calves, 5000.
Hogs-3,0O0, steady to Is cents low
er, all grades $3.50; Roughs, 81; Stays
$500.
Sheep-100 steady.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30

This is fine weather for houseclean-
ing. Neither too warm or too cool.
Don't try to clean house, this year.
without a good step-ladder. You'll be
surprised what help they are to you.
Mike Brown, of Square Deal Square,
has some dandles for sale.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
CINCINNATI WANTS OUR BAND
ON APPROXIMATION DAY,

Manager Barbour Russell has been
requested by those planning for Amer
icanization Day at Cincinnati on Sat
urday, May 7th, to furnish our famous
Boys Band. No action has as YET
been taken but some answer will be
given the Cincinnati committee within
a few days.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
STOP

At the First Presbyterian Sunday
school tomorrow - -To-Sunday-
School-Day - and listen to the inter-
esting exercises. 1t is expected that
500 will be in attendance Special
music by tho school orchestra. Hours
9:45 to II o'clock. This will be the
only morning service.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
INTERESTING BALL
GAME PROMISED.

A very interesting game of ball is
promised at League Park Sunday af-
ternoon when the Ibold team of Gin
cinnati and the locals will combat for
nine innings
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
COUNTY ELECTS TEACHERS
ON NEXT MONDAY

A very interesting meeting of the
Mason County Board of Education will
be held at County Superintendent
Turnipseed's office Monday at which
time teachers for the county schools
will be elected and their salaries
fixed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
CINCINNATI MILK PRICES DROP.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April 30. --- A sec
ond reduction of one cent in the price
of milk was announced here Friday by
Milton A. Mailender, manager OF the
Milk Exchange of the Chamber Of
Commerce. The new price will be 10
cents quart and cents a pint.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
PLANO TUNING.

Mr.. z. c. Shearer, Piano Tuning Ex-
pert, of Cincinnati, will make his reg
ular trip for one week only, beginning
Monday, May End. tuning all style
pianos, $3.50. Leave orders with Miss
Ida Berry or Central Hotel. 2s&3oA
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
JEFFERSON-MEEK.

Mr. Sherman Meek, aged 21, Of
Paintsville, KY, and Miss Florine JEFF
ferson, aged IS, of Maysville, were
married Saturday afternoon by Rev.
w. H. Morris.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30

You can't make homc-brew with the
Copper Grills we sell, but you can
keep the kids from punching holes in
your best screen doors. Let us show
them to you. Mike Browns, the
Souare Deal Man,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30
WED IN CINCINNATI
THIS AFTERNOON.

Miss Scottie Stevenson and Mr.. F.
Wadsworth Clarke, both of this city,
were quietly married in Cincinnati
Saturday afternoon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-30

Summertime millinery. sport hats
and sailors. Anna B. King. 29A2t
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
~ ACRES NEAR GOLF
COURSE BRING $4,000
Kennedy Sells Properties in
Three Boroughs.

Properties in The Bronx, Queens and
Brooklyn were included in the special
saiesday offerings placed on the block
by Bryan L. Kennedy in tho Real
estate Exchange at IA vesey street
yesterday. The tract of seventy-four
acres on Rocky Hill road, directly op-
posite the Oakland Golf Club in Queens.
was knocked down for $16O,00O. One
or the buyers at the sale was Jefferson
NJ. Levy. The results were as follows
MOsHOLU PARKWAY NORTH, III f.. .
sly dwlg. with garage, 26x113: knocked
doWn at Observation-Disclosures. s17 800
NETHERLAND AV.. S. 1907 e59th ST.
bungalow. III 1,6x14s.2; sold for. IS, 900
AV, s, 1903 S Bussing av,
FIELDsrON RID, s. 100 $ 253d ST. va
- cant Knocked down at t.......... So 400
BuSSlNC AV, cor Hill av. two lots. cor
lot sold for $3.50. inside lot for. ... $500
Hils Az. $50 Bussing av. five lots; sold for,
FORT iNDEPPEiN;D;EliNcE;: Av. o "a ana AZ S@-s .
Eailey av. 15x116, vacant: knocked down
BAILEY Az, W 5. 400 2;:oth st, ioJx
20, vacant: knocked down for, each. 81 500
IgNIaER niddR AV, IS. 1872 8 Bussng av,
2oxloo, vacant sold. one to William
WASHINGTON Av. Q s. si.s s 17oth st. COX
na. vacant; knocked down for. 81 $50
STEUBEN AV, g, 70 n oOsth st, 5(txIOO,
vacant knocked down for. each. >. SO, 900
RESERVOIR OVAL, cor 210th st, COX
loOx frreG. vacant: knocked down for 81 900
knocked down at from. each 81 900 TO 81 ,O56
ROCKY HILL. RID, Queens. ~ acres adjacent
70 Oakland and Belleclaire Golf clubs;
hioSheu uoWn III. .-............. .$l0O, 900
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy Nail

CAMPBELLTON. NIB, Oct 26-cleared. str
Bueland (Nor). Garston.
DEMERARA, Oct 28-saiied. str Canatan
Coaster (Br), Tampico. Barbados aad Non
HAIIIow. Oct o5-Arrlved. str Lake lT.eld-
HAKODATE, Oct s-sailed, motor schr
Casco, Vancouver.
HALIFAX. Oct es-sailed. str canadian
RansnsT (sr Quebec and r,icS Mon,real ars uebey
Cbr), Norfolk; 2Ith. Tuscan. Mobile tand
sailed Goth for Matanzas). >.
Sailed 2Jtf, str Mundale. Cardenas.
Union land sailed 2oth for Tsmplco).
Sailed 10th, chip VIM It Lewis. Puget
So,fnd
KOBE. Oct 25-sailed. str Empire State,
Ia PAz' Oct 2l-Arrived. str Mexico (Mex).
San Francisco.
IUNENBURG, Ms. prior To Oct 2f-Ar-
rived. schr Versailles tBr), Yarmouth co
MoNTREAL. Oct 2s--Arrived. str Manoa
PoRT ALFRED. Oct oT-Arrlved. str Ca
radian Volunteer (Br). Montreal tto load
PORT ARTHUR, ont, Oct aT-Arrivei. str
PROGREsO, Oct 22-Sailed. str Nordst-
jernen DAM Plymouth. Mass.
QUEBEC. Oct 27-saiied. str Camaguey.
SHANGHAI. Oct 22-Arrived. str Doyies-
SINGAPORE. Oct 23-sailed. str Lake
Farmingdale. Calcutta,
SYDNEY. CD. Oct 27-salled, strs Llnsan
TAMPfco. ox sO--sailed. str Harry Far
mum, Baton Rouke. -
TUTIcoRIN. Oct ai1Arrived. str Lake
GRsSS WESisoM S3f fskSD kSSs prior to oc, 25-sanea
schr Nellie T Walters (Br). Malaga.
VICTORIA. Be. Oct 26-Arr!yed. SIR La
WELT WFLLiNGToN" TrS @ Nz. Oct 25-Arrived. str
Canadian Conqueror (Br). Auckland
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
Tor the Exchange Buffet Corporation the
basement store in 80 Broad street to
Max Davidman for five years; for the
Munson Steamship Line, Offices on the
seventh floor Of the Beaver Building. SO
to 30 Beaver street. and for Robert f..
Simon. offices on the second floor in 81
Nassau street, corner of Fulton, to
Staiger & West and Eclipse Brokerage
Company.
Brown. wheelock Company. Inc, have
rented the following apartments: In 22S
Madison avenue, 70 Ralph Smillee, Ern-
est Fischer, Miss Julia Barnwell Fred
ericlS ID. Peltier and Miss Dorothy Kane,
and in 12S East Thirty-fourth street to
William A. Cook and Freeman Krech.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment in 200 Park avenue to Will
lam j. Moore, president of the American
Bond and Mortgage Company: an apart
meno in 2T0 Park avenue to William NJ.
Ritter and William III. Hays: In $40
Park avenue to Sydney H. Nordlinger 1;
in 110 West Fifty-ifth street, with
Douglas Gibbons & Co.. to Reginald S.
Willis; in GS East Eighty-sixth street to
N. Asinof and s. l.. Kowarsl<y: q fur
nished apartment In. ia East Fifty
sixth street TO Mrs. A. c. Biggs and In
106 East Eighty-firth street TO Mrs.
Howard Barney of Huntington, j.. /.
Cross & Brown Company leased space
in PSI Fourth avenue TO A. w McDon-
aid also. with Elmer f. Sanbcrn. tho
building at SAG and 5l4 West Fortietb
street. comprising about $4,000 square
feet. 10 the New York Sample Furniture
Company.
The New York herald., 1921-11-01

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G.. Oct. 81. l

These naval orders have oecn made public
Cant c. G. Bloch. TO chief of staff, bat
tieship squadron. Pacific fleet; Capt. +. L..
oliver, to bureau engineering, Washing'on
Capt Hugo w. OsteThaus, to receiving bar
racks, Hampton Roads; Capt. w. r. Sex
ton. TO command mine squadron .. Pacific
fleet: Commander Arthur T.. f'rstoi 20 duty
general board. Washington commander O..
s. Joyce. to navy yard, New York; COM
mander Lucian II. kimball, 10 command u.
s. 8. Savannah; Commander w. Il. New
ton. home. wait orders Lient. Com. w. u.
Taylor. horne. wait orders; Lieut-Com. ~.
M. woodson. to bureau engineering, Wash
ington; Lieut.. James Fife. Jr., 20 W. s. 3.
Rainbow. as navigator: Lieut.. a. G. Fraen-
rel, TO command T.. s. s. Osceola; Lieut..
w C. Mlligan. resigned: Lieut.. w. y.
O'Connell TO u. S. s. Bridge; Lieut.. G. s..
Padgett. TO Il. s. :. Connecticut; Capt. IL.
l.. Kelly. to duty Naval Hospital, Chelsea !;
Lieut. II. c. Danilsnn. 90 t. 8. s. Mercy
Lieut. Houston x, Farley, TO naval hospital.
League Island; Lieut.. W. ~, Taylor. 20 X.
S., Philadelphia. Lieut.. u. l.. Chamberlain.
to duty U. S. s.. Buffalo: Lieut.. a. VI. Yam
do. TO training station. san Francisco; Com
mander J. =. Hatch, TO supply officer. navy
yard. Puget Sound; Lieut.. n. Lynch. to
coordnator general. supply zone j. Boston ;
Licut G. u. Murray. TO Instruction, supply
corps school OF application. Lieut.. l.. A.
Pope. 20 duty naval air station. Pensacola; ;
Lieut.. J. IT, Stevens, TO naval air station.
Pensacola.
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
AMERICAN PORTS.
nv Mall. I

ASTORIA. o, Oct 25-Arrived. strs Eseris.
San Pedro: Georsina Rolph, San Francisco.
Arrived 26th. motor Sero1, San Francisco
BASS HARBOR, Me, prior TO Oct GAR
rived, schrs Rebecca G. Whildin. Calais for
Biddeford; Mayflower, do for Boston: Fred
die Eaton do for Weymouth, Mass.
HONOLULU. Oct 25-Arrived. str M1ui'
San Francisco.
Sailed o6th. strs Manoa, San Francisco
Anyo Maru Dap, do.
HOUSTON, Tex, Oct o6-Arrived, str wal
ter Hardcastle. Tampico.
RAHULUI. Oct 25-sailed. str Richmond.
San Pedro.
LYNN. Mass. Oct 2o-Arrived. barge 7oi'
New York.
Arrived 2sth. barge saucon, Philadelphia
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Oct 2s-Salled,
bark Amas Pergs, Brava.
PORT ANGELES. Wash. Oct 26-Arr:vod
str Spectator tBr), Seattle (and ssiifd iof
San Francisco).
PARKERs FLATS. Me. Oct 2o-Arrived.
tug Western. towing barge p r Haggeu land
tug left on return for Boston,.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct 2o-ArriVcd.
str Annette Rolph, Astoria.
Sailed 25th, Strs San Antonio, Vancouver:
26th. Henry Grove. Seattle. Col p l. Drake,
Portland.
Sailed Goth. str Santa Inez, Portland. Q.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Oct 25-Arrived. SITS
Florldian San Francisco for Liverpool land
sailed oeth) Noorderdyl Dutch. San Fran
CISCO Santa Alicia, Astoria.
Sailed oath. strs Atlanta City, New YORK;
Stanley Dollar. do; 18th, Moriden, Caliao
Sailed 18th. strs + J Buckenbach, Boston
and New York; Noorderdyk Cputeh). Ant
werp. ~ . y
SEATTLE. Wash. Oct 26--Arrived. fchr
Fearless. Bellingham.
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
BANKER BUYS LOTS IN
QUEENS DEVELOPMENT
Other Transactions Closed in
Suburban Areas.

NJ Morgenthau, Jr., Company. as
sales agent for the Stability Realty
Company sold to Richard NJ. Lederer.
president of the Standard Bank, a plot
of eleven lots at the corner of Central
avenue and Merrick road, and extend
Ing to 172d street. in the new develop
ment known as Country Club district,
st. Albans. The site fronts more than
125 feet on MerriclS road. 200 feet on
Central avenue t114th avenue), and 102
feet on 112d street. Mr.. I.ederer has
negotiations pending for leasing the
property for Improvement with busi-
ness building.
Louis Gold & Co. Inc, have sold the
seven two story business buildings at
Cottage and Prospect avenues. Mount
Vernon.
Frank L. Fisher Company sold for
the estate OF Thomas J.. James. the old
homestead property at Highwood, n. j.,
consisting of the residence with about
eleven acres of ground. to the Rev.
Father Ignatius Lianer. The property
was: held st $4,000
Eugene V. Welsh sold for Russell M.
Hixon the dwelling at "A Mount Kemble
avenue. Morristown, to Gilbert L.
Nichols.
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
aUEENs-RICHMoND DEALS.

Roman-Cailman Company with Joseph
T.. Day has leased for the Long Island
City Building Company to the Faurot-
Scope Manufacturing Corporation the
two story factory building on Prospect
street at the Bridge Plaza, Long Island
c9ty.
Samuel Glantz sold TO a client OF
Otterbourg. Slender & Houston the
plot 40x135 on the north side OF Beach
Thirty-sixth street, 100 feet west OF
Mermaid avenue. Edgemere. Queens.
The purchaser will improve the property
with n dwelling.
Cornelius G.. KoIff sold with the Ellis
Realty Company a plot 50xS5. on Bond
street. near Zebra avenue, Stapleton.
s. T., TO Arthur Millward. who will
erect a residence for his own use. The
seller was Mrs. M. Schneider.
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
100000 GARMENT BUILDING.
Sixteen story Structure Will Re-
place Old Orphan Asylum.

Plans were filed yesterday for the
erection of a 5000, 900 factory and store
building for the garment trade at 211-
sis west Thirty-ninth street and 206
to ZIG West Fortieth street.
The four and a half story building
on tho Thirty-ninth street eide, known
as tie st. Vincent de Paul Orphan
Asylum. is 100 feet west OF Seventh
avenue. 1t was sold last May by Bryan
l.. Kennedy to Jeremiah Il. Donovan
who represented syndicate of gar
ment manufacturers eager to put up
another cooperative building in the new
needle centre on and west of Seventh
avenue. The Fortieth street part OF the
site Is covered by six four story dwell
ings.
The owner OF the property. according
TO the data in the Office of the building
Department. is the 205 West Thirty
ninth Street Company, Inc. George and
Edward Blum are the architects. The
building will be sixteen stories high.
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ADEN, Oct 3o--Salcd. str Steel Maker
uagqn cGAsNiaTTtia,, NTr a., Ne% W o,ieansi Orleans ar
CNor). st Johns. MI.
ANTILLA Oct 2s-Arrived. str Lake Flora
ANTWERP. Oct 2I-saiIed. str Finland.
New York (and from Cherbourg 2sthl.
AUCKLAND. Oct 2s-Arrived str Maiura
MONMOUTH, Oct 29-Arrived, str Della
ware CBrl, Port Arthur.
BALBOA, Oct 3i--Arrived. strs nuapahl
Valparaiso; Imperial tchlD. Talcahuano: !:
San Juan. San Francisco; Quillota u]r),
Sailed sist. strs Ecuador. san Trane,xco; /;
Springfield, Seattle; Moorish Prince CBr),
Yokohama India arrow, Hong Kong.
BARCELONA, Oct 2S-saicd, str cabo
Aaimahco No 3, New York.
CBr. Savannah: 18th, Peterton tBrj. Mono Sio
treal.
bristol. Oct 2o--Arrlvcd, ctr Norourn
cALCUTTA. Oct 2s--sailed. str PairIclan
CAPE TOWN. oct 2o-Arrived. str Clan
Ranald (Br), New York.
cHRIsTIANIA. Oct 29--sared. str Frederic
.coPENHAGEN. Oct eI-sailed. str vi--
CRIsToBAL. Oct a0-Arrived, strs I.om2oc
(Er), Tampico; OTcus. New YORK; Ohio Maru
Jap. Cardiff; 3ist. waimate. Newport
lears Tor Valparaiso; West LewarS. Livar-
pool Camden. Tamplce. Wheaton, New
York: zacapa. New Orleans: KiudeFdyk
CDutchl. Antwerp for San Francisco.
Sailed 30th, strs Atenas, Bocas; A-lrca f
Luckenbach. New York; Llmon. Philadelphia
CURACAO. oct 30, 9 AM-Arriyed. gtr Ca
racas. New York via san Luan.
Sailed 3oth, . PM. str zulia, New York
via Mayaguez.
FLUSHING. Oct 25--Arrved. str B.ant
County tBr). Montreal.
GENOA, Oct a5-saiiod. str West .-addoa.
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegrap ph j

ABERDEEN. wssh. Oct 3i-Arrived. str
seSS Ilst' str st %esi sdspatd p raro str ansy
(from Portland, o, &c), United Kingdom.
BOSTON. Mas. Oct 2o-Arrived, schr AL
bert Wills. cnsres,Sn Sn;,S ,Sss sf baySs
shamolsin at Beverly and one az KocK,and
Triton. with barges Nay Aug. Malvern aud
cpnis,eo CAST two ,of cisySs5urr hy Hamburg:
San Pablo (Dr), Port Limon and Cristobal: {:
Gloucester. Baltimore VIA So,tolk: Nscoo-
chez. Savannah: Munalbro. Baltimore; Nan
tucket, Philadelphia; Mary. Porto Rico: No
hawk, Port Ivory; snar (Nor), Guantanamo
via Norfolk; North Land. New YORK Matoa,
stanley (Br). Lamalne: tugs Juno, Lynn.
towing barge Helen; Neptune, Gloucester.
towing barge Flora Ge,'yspufs. 'hiIacoI- is
phia, towing barges Minso ior bynh's Fo'ts-
Arrived sist. str Donald Mckay. Mel
bourne. &c, via New York. ~.
Sailed 2Qth. strs Agw'havre. Iort Lobor:
Arlington, Lamber's Point; Dakotan, San
Pedro, San Francisco. Sc, via New York;
Transportaticn, sYppSsea o,vin9 9'i%,k har Wss Ns
II Urom Salem). Wilkesbarre ana NO y: II
l. Pillsbury, towing barge Canisteo. New
York for Lynn; Energy. Rockport' Mass. to
Sailed 3oth. tug ontario, Providence (for
orders), towing barges Cadosla and smyrna
'qs sailed rs sist. Pm, strs % Rhode island Csr). 4.
Glasgow: Delaware. New York: f-ince
George lirl, Yarmouth; Mason CITY. New
York.-v'ind at Highland Light, SW. 3
miles; clear: sea smooth.
BALTIMORE. Nd. oct 30--Arrivcd, strs
Jpninta, Jacksonville aud savarnah; Cream,
Providence and NorfOlk,
Arrived 31st, strs Ornani tbr). KINGSTON.
Pawnec, New York: Lake CheiAn. do; Lee
iris (SwD. Sundsvaal VIZ New lorE; lle9a-
holm DAM, Plymouth. Mass; Arna (Sor)
New York: Ausable. Bermuda.
Cleared 3ist, strs Arna tNor, Genoa:
Manchester Merchant (Bp. Manchester. Gre
ten, Providence.
Sailed 3ist strs Remus (Nor), Callao.
Peru Cubore: Daiquiri, cuba.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Oct 30--Arrivcd, str
Arrived aist. str Aislansran (Br). Colon.
The New York herald., 1921-11-01
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Annie Drutz Is the buyer OF $50
Amsterdam avenue; Antonio Albano,
Of 2t2 East 124th street: Lucia Padulla,
of S4t East Sixteenth street. and Abra-
ham and Sarah Stitch. of 1922 Madison
avenue, all sold recently.
Meryl T.. Gliding is the buyer of 33
West Seventoth street. sold recently.
Harris. Vought a. o. have been ap-
pointed managing agents Of 69i TO 695
Madison avenue and of tho northeast
corner Of Sixty-third street and Madi-
son avenue.
Morris Moore's Sons, Inc. were tho
brokers In the sale to the Pretoria
Realty Company OF All and Ala West
Forty-second street.
j. Arthur Fischer .hasssekh, axs.s, fonh-'
agent for COL and IT ~, Sixth avenue