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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Hardware Merchant
Comes to Defense
OF the Retailers

~"fietail merchants a. . class are not
profifctfs." said Walter Raabe, o.
Hsnbe 4 MauRrr. hardware mer-
chants. today. Newspaper articles IN
fimatinE that retail merchants are
ltoldinc up pficrs by refusing 10 take
the Losses cutaiicd hy q falling mark
q. brought forth Tho comment.
Here We are ar. Raahc said.
picking ~ newspapers aud nisra-
Hurs almost daily aud reading the
assertion frum al sorts OF Huurrcs
iiai the rctsiiers are refusing 10 take
their loases.
Look at thsse prizes I am marking
down this morning"
"Ifere YOU wee goods being priced
downward that No Thought on IL rising
market and had on haad Wien tho
irop aIn We VIII Ices nome on
them. Does hat look HE We were
unwilling 20 take M iosfcs2
= venture The ASSERTION that the
marking down operation you uc un-
der way In this store today u ratchr
the rule than thu exception iu refaii
stores generally these dass aud that
There are few retail merchants who
ara not accepting LOSSES daily hy.
marking down soods 10 nov replace
ment cOais-
The trouble IL that a quotation Of
fn eastern manufacturers proposed
uturc price n t~eloEruphed over the
country by news agencies as "a stand
1rd 10 guide the retail market in that
commodity when. aa a mater Of inct.
the new pricc does not reach the
retailer through regular iradr cham
ucls FOR q LONE time. And hen thefu
~ 30 other convenient place 10 iHN
the blame for prices. actually hirh or
~ alleged, u b. generally passed on Co.
the retailer. YOU can say Zoe me- thtt
the charge that the retail merchant
D. not taking his losses these days is
untrue"
MARHIACE IICENSHS
Charles Burkhnitor, Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
DURSUh AND M0KTOVA
PUSHING BILLS N
INTEREST OF STATE.

senator Bursum has important bills
prepared hat arr Of special impor-
tance 10 the people Of New Mexico.
said cant. W. &. Reid. attorney Tor
the Snnfe Ne railroad, who hos just
returned from Washington.
one OF these hills IL TO use the prof
~ Of the Federal Reserve banks as
n loan 10 stack raiscrs. The measure
provides for long time loans not ma
turing for two years Captain Reid
rafd this bin will have the support OF
the head ~ the federal farm loan
bureau.
Another bill provides for the grant
INK 10 the state Of New Mckee 81
lands held by the -Eoysrnfnent In al
ftrnnte sections with railroad lanus.
There a 10000 acres 81 such lands
tho rentals 81 which and the proceeds
% sales Of which are 20 be used fpr
me maintenance q federal aid high
Ways.
Captain reid said that Nostor Mon
toya. New Mexico's Representative
H. congress-. IL making a fayorhale
Impression on his r~ollcagues and that
he win be o. a great service 70 the
state.
Secretary Pan is putting new ne
into the Interior department snid
Capt Reid and that the people may
fccl assured that the business Of the
department will be dispatched much
more promptly than IN the past
n. &. fdcn. also OF the Santa ~
law department. was ~ Washington
with captain Reid. ami stopped over
nf his old home In Indiana fer n few
DAYS. lie ein return 10 Albuqucr-
que The latter part " thc week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
CAPT Rt|D E|N0S
uJAAC0AIEAD[AFa
FED[AlL HOSPITAL


II4h han h1como Y s|roaf tomuftl-
~ ~ on II a. Ne new t11tfcalp.
~ ..na<sflt'as 50 - hous h ~ wet
~ enc <~cetfurrnt. said c-pt ". g
Htic. VIC Ia ittnfhc1 from Wa.h.
in1ton. where h. rrra tina Albu-
orer1ne - nssr1tcd - . location FOR
me o>-1|<fh Aah1Iolf0In.
CariaIa Red aid that Utah has
cfftIt6 tIt E~tf.FnInInt > c4NrIfic-
" equIbIt1 Ard nifhisltd hospital.
' s:sa asss~,s 3. .ss A, 6. \. z pa,
4 ss.s..'., ~. Il IL S,ncvss !, may
hnEc n<tn tfcclci - ~ niAie dulinr
thr war. A. he Fpttfnmtn, polit}
IIIII n1u = o. o. fct1ony n the
ne ho.n.fzi Il sdmldca ~ taptein
Req shat uith has sas advantage
q n. s,e,s hama q nss,a,s. ~
i z. ., ss@" ~, Il, 'es sas Z e. sse' esos ss
,hf cImkte n HeW nesico. navins
.ptnt some time m Tn statr and hc
y <s<o<<tIt Impressed with ~ nd-
tanIaEr4 said Captain Rid,
AnptAtf point ~ A~ibuqutfgut
fal<4 <4l4 Cara. EsIl. = M fsEt obot
thIH ely Iee nntn = tu1ffcnlpels rolu-
m1nIty fof - years th1 n > The
people arr sympathetic and Aft M
p~friudicc aFainet tuhffrniarn or fear
~ <cn{eEiQn frpm peftonR Who have
lnt fIlIkent. Another point u that
The p~htttts4at % fht tilf Hare b.
rnn.1 T. ~ 4kurlIa.
Cnnlaln Held nId that he lettcra
writer - the commissioned ~ per-
11n4 EHeo t1Inc - A~ihuQueraue and
went away fa1Ipre1 TO health are
m1tInr = favorable impression.
AtIofo IN d 10 The ueat y Dr.
rided upcn mi roInmi1HiQn will Finii
ihp IurIone rffIona Including <cw
At1ic1. - pbthin fIItt hand infer
nation.
Captain neld uani appear before the
ho<pitAi coHhmIitec Of n CHAMBER
q Commerce Thursday Afternoon and
mnHe q IuN rtpoft % what be harm
"a IN Washinkton reeAfdinK Aibu-
q~nerque's ehsnccs q landing the hos-
1suis MIA also was IN washington
uh<n Captain nejd was there. and
the iatief aeYt the former was very
sct.re m presenting tnis eify-s ad-
>htf<xcs a a iocnf4on before the conf
m..-Ien. NJ. nfs.d + continuing hi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27

% hia n. A. doefeo. Newspaper work
was hN choice and after working for
lime With nurthrtetern newspapers
he Joined the stan OF tho Spokane
Chrunitit. he had been With the
latter paper for AZ years and was n
% the widely known journalists
Of the northwest.
Mrs hittner LETT Albuquerque for
Spokane several days nno a. nDon -
Abe received word OF the serious m
ness 81 her son and arrived at her
destination only last nlRht.
The BODY A 70 be shipped 10 Anu.
qucruuc Tor burial after a Masonic
funeral a. Spokano tomorrow after.
noon, Mrs.. nittucr h 10 accompany
the body hack 10 Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
HARVEY ?, D|TTN[R
.. DIES IN SPOKANE
--
Body Will Be Brought to
Albuquerque for
Burial

Hanty + nlttner. kon OF Mu. ID. A.
Dntnrr az thls ciu. died 10 Spokane,
washiretan yesterday. u WA learned
hero today. M. Dittner vas - years
10 nnoumont, Following an operation,
lie otlaln4f his grade school and
hlrh school kiuCation here and for .
time attended tho UniScrAliy or Nov
Mexico. bclne active an student affairE
az the institution.
M Riliner Fent' from hsrc 10
STANFORD university. where he obtain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Tsatns Do Report
Tonight in Y. M. c. A.
BasebaIi Play

Last nights report q n bascbail
teams indicAtct that ihe Cardinals
home runs have bten scored ~ mcu-
oeu o. fhetr rams and the other
ienms viii have % hnsfle n theY are
60 rfprcscm ne <euonal league.
Tia American league looks today
like the ptnnaat WINNER Thef have
been doing consistent work and have
turned ina few more scores than the
Nallcnuk
rho mtcling will be held az usual
tonight At 1880. All captains and
teaess are eFfsqctcd 90 ~ ~ hand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
Blue Bird Tea Room
Opens Tomorrow

The Bue nird Tea Room viii open
tomorrow niskt AZ sic west Central
avenue.
Dinner AZ $50 o'clock win be the
nfFf meal served. The Duke CITY
Ofcheatra viii furnish tho music. The
room has teen taatlly decorated with
fem baskein and with blue bird de-
signs.
Mrs sam small. propfietrez. nn-
nounced todAF Am oponlng dinner
mcnH wuald eea surprisc and would
not be annouunod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27

Leonard eaid today. and the pros.
prct IL that We will have 10 care for
nc hish as 1000 people before the
wear ends Many OF these are former
employees aud their familirg hut larep
numbers \ people % the distridt,
who because OF the long disturbed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27

leonard SAYS thar tho sroat cananca
property ana plant are Idle and that
there - no prospect OF rcopeninE this
year. lIc thinks production OF copper
may be resumed In Ica.
we are feeding 1909 people In
soup Kitchens at the camp Mr.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
1000 Fed at Soup
Kitchens at Copper
Plant in Mexico

u. r. Leonard. superintendent Of
the Consolidated Copper company's
Ereat plant az csnancn. Sonora Mex
.ice. Il In tho clty for a BRIEF visit 20
hA brother HARRY Leonard. Mt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-27
ANNOUNCED
FOR CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE MEETING

A Iarao nsieudance NJ me ccuecn-
zion OF secretaries Of Chamber OF
cosnMlfte Of New Mekito cities
which viii be held IN Aibuuuerquc
FRIDAY nd saturday u assured. iudF-
ina from The number Of letters re-
c1isea b. al y. Watkins. secretary Of
thc A~lhuquerque Chamber 81 Com
mcrt4
Questions Of Importance a. regards
the development 81 lho STATE, good
nood rcaos and plans for further CO.
operation Of the civic bodies Of the
state viii ~ discussed.
The ~oonrention viii b held Ia the
Chnmber q Commerce building. ana
the program foIovai
Invocation. The Rev. W. n. zleeisr;
Welcome 10 Oar CITY," Mayor W. N.
sccftlafy o. the Grant Countg Cham
hsr 81 Conmorcn: 'BrndlnF New
Mc<lcu ~ Building Now Hou4cf.- W,
~. MCnoeoll Alouqucrquc; state
Development" Carl c. MaEcc.
Afternoon SESSION = D. IN.
Chamber u Commerce AcilVit,
Durinr Tines o. Business DeurussInn
.. W. Pritchard. SECRETARY OF tns
|8nliup Chamber % Cpmmcirei The
Fart That Capital riayc IN he pc'
vclopmcnt u Nov Mexicpr 4, =
White. ~ lno firf Nationti islnkl
Albuuucrsue: ~rtibiicitY-pluA" VIII
Hard y. Hul. lsordsburg Chaml.cr ~
Commcrce. address b. W. ~. Trent
nmn % tho emto CoueE1.
safinstaS Sc>stpn
-NtH Mexico." an adde's by Col.
n " Twitchcli, president Santa ~
Chamber Of ComInarcc. 'uuod ltoad'
und the Motor Tourist" ID. w. Jones'
~setfstafy Clovis Chamber of Com
mcrce: Advantages OF Agriculture
and StalIAIIcs q 1.-THE Statc's Develop
mcnt." n. n. Hare. LES Cruces
what We are Doing for ~ Tourist.
1nsrton Burch. Grant county Cham
btr 81 commerrc.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Mnil.I


ASTORIA, o. Oct l3~Sailsd. str Santa
Rita, San Francisco.
HILO. Oct i4-ssiled, str Massonia.\ Ka-
huiui
HONOLULU, Oct i3--Arrived. str sherman.
San Francisco for Manila.
Arrived 18th, str Mukiteo. Everett.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct 12--Arrivsd, ctr
Lehigh, Seattle for Philadelphia. Ac (and
proceeded same night.
MANILA. Oct ii-sa!led. str Duquesne,
PERTH AMBoy. oct I7--Arrived, tug
Perth Amboy. towing barges 7s0. 1888 ard
100, Boston. and 100. 7s1. T97 and so3. Prov
idence.
PORTLAND, Me. Oct iT-Arrivcd. schr
Josiah y Chase. Norfolk. -
PROVIDENCE, RI, Oct 1I--Arrived. str
Paul II Harwood. Tampico.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Oct f3--Arrived. str
Natal (Dan). Portland and San Francisco
for Copenhagen.
SABINE. Tex. Oct 14--sailed. str Canadian
Miner (fr). IIa Ha Bay.
Sailed 18th. ctr Richmond, Kahuiui.
Arrived i4th. str Eastern SAILOR. Antwerp.
TACOMA, Wash. Oct t4--Arrived. str IIa-
wall Maru tJap). Seattle.
Sailed 14th, str FulSui Maru (Jap). foko-
hama.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE NEw yoax HEnALp
New. York Hernld Burc.u.

These naval orders have been made public;
Commander David w. Dagley. to Naval In
telligence. Washington: Commander Charles
g. ON. 10 Naval Academy: Commander
Henry M. Jensen TO naval operations. Wash
inrton: lieutenant Commander Paul J. Pcy-
ton. 10 Naval Academy; Lieutenant Conn
rnander John l.. Rikcidaffer. TO II. g.. Bos-
ton, Lieut.. +. De witt Carr, 10 command
". s.. 8. R-22; Lieut. John y. Cooke, TO ".
81 a. New York; Lieut.. Ola +. Hesiar, TO ".
i. s.. Great Northern: Lieut.. Walter w.
mander y. j. McMullin. Medical Corps. 10
marine expeditionary force santo Domingo;
Iieutenant Commander Lucian G. Williams.
Dental CORPS, 70 u. g. g. Alert. Lieut.. Nich-
olas 3. puxsan. Dental Corps. to u. s. 8.
Civil Engineers Corps. 70 public. works off:
naval air station. Yorktown. Val Capt.
Leonard II. Sargent, 10 SQUADRON 8; Capt.
Clark II. Woodward. to Squadron II; Capt.
Clarence A. Adele, to Squadron 10; Capt.
Frederick l.. Oliver, to Squadron O: Com
marder Nathan w. Post, to Squadron 4
Commander Milo =. Draemei. TO Division D:
Commander Ellis Lendo, to Division f3:
Commander Hamilton y. Glover, to Division
Is; Commander Frank w. Ekiund. TO Di-
vision 80: Commander James Y. Odring, to
u. e. s.. Chaunccy; Commander Leslie IL.
Eratton 20 Division e. Lieutenant Com
mander Charles T.. Best, TO ". &. =. Badger
and Division ~: Lieutenant Commander
Samuel 8. Thurston, to ". y. 8. woodbury.
ana Division 23s Lieutenant Ccmn,andsx HsS'
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
$500, 900 FoR SHIP CAMPAIGN.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1s.-An extensive
advertising campaign in behalf OF
American passenger lines operating
Shipping Board vessels was approved
to-day by the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration. which appropriated provision
ally ss0o. 900 for such advertising In the
next twelve months. The appropriation
was said to be tentative. dependent on
results.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUES FROM PRECEDING PAGE,


LONDON, Oct 1s-Arrived. str Menominee
Arrived 10th, str Eastern Cloud, Manila.
Sailed 18th. strs Fuji Maru (Jap), Hampton
Resds: 10Th. Defiance, Tampa.
MANIA. Oct lI-saied. str Clearpcoi CRr),
!. MANzANILLo. Oct 1s-Arrived. str Lake
Fernando, Ctenfuegos.
sIrd VA r Oct Lnse .s nsss Flo
MELBOURNE, Oct ls-Arrived. str East.
NAPLES, Oct le-Arrived. str Argentina
UtaD. New York.
Sailed 18th. str San Giovanni G.ap. New
NEWCASTLE. Nsw. Oct Is-,Arrived. str
Rlbera (Brl. New York.
PORT ALFRED. Oct i7--Arrived. str sheaf
PORT SAID, Oct 1c-sailed. str Celtic
Prince (Br). New York diverted from Bos-
QUEBEC. Oct is-saned. str Empress Of
France (br), Liverpool
Arrived 18th, strs Manchester Brigade (Br).
Manchester; Canadian Runner Ssrl. London.
REVAL. Dot I--Arrived, str Massich, New
mo JANEIRo. oc, I7-sai,ed. str sailus.
T Tsg ycsk os, 6so ,HrrysS bags aSfsSs .r. A,s
Galveston: Eastern Soldier. Baltimore :
GraintSn !B9; Portland. Me; 18th. Lsristan
y SANTA MARTA. Oct ls-sailed. str rur-
rialba, New York Via Cristobal and King
ston.
SANTIAGO, Oct is-Arrived. str Cissy
(Nor). Guantanamo.
Sailed nth. str snar (Nor>, Boston and
New York.
SANTOS, Oct 1I-Ssi,ed, str American Le-
gion. New York (33.300 bags coffee).
SHIELDS, Oct 1s-Sailed, strs Alness fYr)
New York; Great City (Br). Galveston;
Grey County (Br), Montreal: Tafna (Br),
SMYRNA. Oct s--ArrIved. str Blair. Pisaeus
81 ST louis pu RHoNE. Oct 1a-Arrived.
str Olympic (Fr). Philadelphia.
ST VINCENT, CIV, Oct 17-Sailed. str Mill
pool (Brl. Hampton Roads.
I SUEz. Oct 1S-Arrived, str Takaoka Maru
(Jap), Hong Kong and Manila for New York.
SWANSEA, Oct ls-sailed, str West Gu
TAMPIco. oc. 1s-Arrived. str Yucatan.
THAMEsHAvEN. Oct 17--Arrived. str Gold
shell,s Port Arthur.
TITNTSIN, Oct f7-Arrived, str England
Meru (Jap). Port Arthur.
TRALEE. Oct lJ--Arrived. str Eastern
King. New York.
TYNE, Oct 1S--Sailed, str vasconia (Br).
from London for New York.
UMEA. Oct 1S-sailed, str Rutenfteii tNoD.
VALPARAISO. Oct 1p--sailed. str Derblay.
WELLINGTON, Oct 1s-Arrived. str Nc
rama (Br) San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 13-Arrived strs Tsu-
shima Maru (Jap). New York via New Or
leans and Galveston.
Sailed 18th. str Tyndareus (Br). from Hong
Kong for Seattle.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy TeleGraph.I

ABERDEEN, Wash, Oct fs--sailod. motor
ship Boobyala. Yokohama; schr Resolute.
Callao.
Arrived 10Th, str West Islip. San Francisco.
ASTORIA. o. Oct fs-Arrived. str Queen
Margaret (Br). Antwerp.
Arrived 18TH, strs Begonia No (sp). st
Vincent; Bolivia DAM, Copenhagen; Rakuyo
Maru lyap), Valparaiso
BOSTON, Mass, Oct fg--Arrived. strs Mer-
clan (Dr). Manchester and Liverpool; SON
gelv (Nor), Buenos Aires and Santos; Lake
fncller, Barbados and Demerara Oatter
isth); Masslllon Bridge, New. York; Prince
George tBr),- Yarmouth Ncrwalk. New
York; North Land, do tleaves PM on re-
turn) corono. Norfolk Oatter last night).
|. Sailed 10Th. strs City Of Agra -tprl, New
York land passed tho Graves AZ AND; Ar.
kansas fDanb, Copenhagen via Baltimore and
n iladeiphla: Havana Maru Jap,, yoko-
frrna, DC. via New York; plow City, Phila-
dslthia and New York; Harvey a Brown,
Norfolk: schr X Mitchell. Windsor Ms:
tugs Palins, Lynn Ito return with barge 7Sa,
for New York; Dauntless. Hampton Roads,
towing barge Monocacy Ito call At Newport
for barge worcesteDs Neponsets towing
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
y. WATSON WEBB WILL
BUILD NEAR WESTBURY
Boys Whitson Farm for New
Home Site; Other Deals.

]. Watson Webb. the polo player who
Is to sell his woodbury. House" in
Syosset, L. l.. at auction next Saturday,
has purchased from Charles b. Me-
Donald his sixty acre property. formerly
the Whitson farm. on the old Wcstbury
road. Westbury, l.. l., on which he will
build small residence. Mr.. Webb. who
is a member Of the Vermont Legislature.
spends most OF his time in that State.
He has purchased the Westbury prop
cry. however. In order that he may
have a temporary residence near the
Meadowbrook Club grounds. In the
neighborhood of the acreage Just pur-
chased are the estates of Clarence H.
Mackay, Harry Payne Whitney. Harry
Payne Bingham. Robert Bacon. w.
Russell Grace and John s. Phipps. The
deal was negotiated by William j.
Roome & Co.. Inc. Mr.. Webb's Syosset
place will be sold on Saturday by
Arthur c. Sheridan. auctioneer.
Joseph E. Merriam sold the Van Tas-
sell estate. consisting of sixty acres
at Mount Kisco. adjoining the Poole
estate and the Del Cambre property. to
George @. Mevi of this city.
Chauncey b. Griffen & Co. sold for
Catherine A. Welch her new house, on
AoV ioot piot III Wulte fldlIlS, 10
Schuyler Bramley.
Stilwell Realty Offices sold the resi-
dence of Agnes Osburg at Harbor
Heights Park. Mamaroneck. to Gwilym
s. Morgan of Hoboken. N. j.. professor
OF mathematics in De Witt Clinton
School. The buyer will make it his
permanent home.
Cooley Realty Company sold for the
Betty Wales Gardens Inc. the stucco
and timber house on Wales place. Betty
Wales Gardens, Mount Vernon, to
Mitchell w. Alexander.
Thomas S. Burke sold for the estate
OF Josephine l.. II. Wright to Albert
Fauser the property at $40 Main street.
Yonkers. The purchaser will alter II
into store and dwelling.
d. p. De Young sold three lots on
Hillside avenue. Verona, N. j.. to J. J.
Van Order Of Caldwell. through the
Simpson Merritt Company. The same
brokers leased to Norman T. Robertson
Of the American Eagle Fire Insurance
Company the residence of B. Stimson on
Essex avenue, Montclair; also for Mrs
S. Cimoitti Of Weehawken her resi-
dence on North Fullerton avenue to
Mrs. A. Sawyer.
Ralph Russo sold a 26S acre farm,
with implements. In BranehvilIe, n. j..
for Camio Lorenzo to Vincenzo Angelilic
and another
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
REALTY NEWS DRIErs.

Oscar ID. and Herbert v. Dixie were
the brokers in the sale for tho Cutting
estate of the four story dwelling. 1Lsx
$50. at 206 West Fortieth street. to the
Little Streets Company. which in turn
resold 1t TO the eos West Thirty-ninth
Street, Inc, William Ffschman, presi-
dent. which Is to erect in the rear OF
the property 4 sixteen story cooperative
loft building for the garment trade.
Frederick Fox e. Co. represented the
buyers.
Lawrence Blake & Jewell have placed
n building loan of $4,000 on the north
west corner OF 176th street and Walton
avenue, for the erection Of six story
apartment house. e5x125. to accommo-
date forty-three families.
Arthur l.. Shaw has been appointed
agent for the following properties: $40
West i34th street, 81, 20. 81. 3s. SO
and 81 West Fordham road 2$53 and
'245s Davidson avenue. 2443 Grand
avenue.
The Over Plus Realty Company (S.
8. Il. Gray, c. III. Buffalow and II. $.
Morgsn) is the buyer OF Az and Ala St.
Nicholas avcnue Beclde Kapiloff OF
56s West lT1st street, and Jennie u.
Van Horn Of ao5 East tooth street.
all sold recently.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARBADOS. Oct 12--Arrivcd. schr Ainsiis
(Br), Bridgewater; 18th. str Canadian
Coaster (Br), Montreal for Demernra.
BATHURST, NIB. Oct 1o-Arrived, str Pal
poonre fBr). Newport News.
CALpERA. Oct 12-Arrivcd. str Santa
CLARKE CITY. Oct Ie--sailed, str Cana
dian voyeaeur tBr). Queensboroueh.
HALIFAX, Oct 1S--Arrived. schr " Q
Crowell tBr), New York.
Sailed 10th, schrs Maid Of Franco (Br),
Brideeweter wawenock. Philadelphia.
QUEBEC. Oct i7-Arrived. str Vague, sgd
ney for Montreal
SAIGON. Oct S--Arrivcd. ctr West Car
mona, Hong Kong.
sALINA CRUZ, Oct .ia-sailed. s.rs Point
Bonita, Corinto: San Juan, Balboa,
p SARNIA, Ont, Oct 19-Sailed, str Canadian
Logger (Br), Montreal.
souRABAYA, Oct 4--saied. ctr west Ca
lcra, Zamboanga.
TURKS fsLxND. Oct 1i--saiicd. schr Mil
dred Adams (Br), Isurenburg.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
T0-DAY'S AUCTION SCHEDULE.

Joseph p. Day. auctioneer, will sell
separately at noon in the Brooklyn
Real Estate Exchange 1S9 Montague
street. for the estate of the late Judge
Henry Hilton. Ill lots in the Green
point and Newtown Creek industrial
section of Brooklyn. on Meeker, varicis
and Stewart avenues. Cherry and An
thony streets. There are electric sur
face car lines in Meeker and varicIS
avenues. while the Greenpoint section
is soon to be tapped by the new Four
teenth Street (Manhattan) and Eastern
District tBroolSlyn) subway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
Above Soth st.--5th Av. to North River.

on WEST TTTH sT..
between Columbus and Amsterdam svs.
beautiful dwelling blockl. for sale--A four
story. basement and collar. high stoop. stone
Front. 20 feet. private dwelling. with tsten.
rion in perfect condition. redecorated and
raintcd; rarqtet floors throughout: rev
sttsm heating plant. A home OF beauty and
a Joy 10 the occupant; with or without fur
riture; immediate possession.
y. II. BbAKELEY. Jif Columbus ay. Geth
st) SCHUYLER $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
2.ss4 OUT OF SHIP OFFICES.

wAsHINGroN, Oct. 19.-The personnel
of the Shipping Board and the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation has been re-
duced 2.664 and the payroll s4.04l.5oo
in the last four months, said Joseph W..
Powell, president of the Fleet Corpora
tion, to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20
BARGAIN

Cory home. rooms and bath. with giass
enclosed porch, perquct floors. open fireplace,
electric lights, steam heat, IDEAL location;
beautiful trees on grounds: $1,000 cash. oal-
ahe' sO' PHONE PHONE YoNtERs soas.
The New York herald., 1921-10-20

bert G. Gates. to Division 13; Lieut.. Leon s.
Fiske, to u. s. S. Tattnail; Lieut.. Earle w.
Mills. to u S. s. Hogan; Lieut.. John n.
| Whelan, TO u. s. s. Deong; Lieut.. William
NJ Reifei, TO u. S. s. Percival, Lieutenant
| Commander Arthur Moore. to home; Lieut..
Maurice u. Durgin. relieved all active duty.