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The New York herald., 1921-06-28
BIDDERS GET BARGAINS
AT DOYLE ESTATE SALE
B. L. Kennedy Sells 81 Lots
in West Bronx.

Builders and home seekers who have
long been waiting to buy lots in The
Bronx at their own price had their
chance yesterday when Bryan l.. Ken
nelly sold for the estate Of John +.
Doyle. at the Vesey Street Exchange.
fifty-seven choice lots on Mosholu ave-
pue. Post road. Faraday avenue. Wales
avenue and Sylvan avenue-right off
Broadway and opposite Van Cortlandt
Park.
The property was offered at an abso-
Lutte trustees sale by order Of the Equi-
table Trust Company of New York and
Alfred l.. Doyle as executors of the
estate of the late John f. Doyle. one
of the first presidents OF the Real Estate
Board Of New York
Among the buyers were a. l. Levy.
John J. Kennedy, a. NJ. May. w. H.
Henry. Frank Pleus. Thomas Burke, J..
Cunningham. George James. r. Z. Lass.
Thomas J. Kane, A. J. Moran, \. Man
lick. \. Radiman, George Lahr, Patrick
O'keefe Helen Foster. George w. Roe
der. a. J. Sheridan and Thomas Nc
Manus.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
LESSEES WILL IMPROVE
DOWNTOWN TRIANGLE
Acquire Plot at Lafayette and
a Mulberry Streets.

Mark Rafalsky & Co. leased for Louis
Ettlinger for twenty-one years the tri-
angular property at the intersection of
Mulberry, Lafayette and Bleecker streets.
Arrangements have been made to i'm
prove the plot with store and building.
Charles F, Noyes Company leased of
fices In the Price Waterhouse Company
building. Sc Pine street. to Lennox Nairn
and Stanley w. Parke; suite Of offices
in 81 Maiden Lane to Barnett Daniel;
space I'm 100 William street to Diehl &
Co.. and Il floor in 90 Bond street to
r. Smith.
Daniel Birdsall e. Co., Inc, leased for
Cross & Brown. agents. the third loft In
100 Worth street to Leon Michael & Co.
William II. Parsley &c Co. leased to
the Federal Reserve Board. analysis
and research division, space in so Broad
street; also to Winter. Ross & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
MRS. SAUNDERS LEAVES
REQUESTS TO COLLEGES

The will of Mrs. Mary z. Saunders,
who lived III 260 Warburton avenue,
Yonkers was filed for probate in White
Plains yesterday. 1t makes bequests to
Columbia and Cornell universities and to
Vassar College to found scholarships for
English and Irish parentage."
Mrs. Saunders directs that the scholar
ship at Columbia be known as the Alex
ander Saunders scholarship in memory
of her husband. To Columbia she leaves
$12.500 and similar amounts to Cornell
and to Vassar. She also caves $4,000
to the Yonkers Sunshine Society and
makes other small charitable bequests
She bequeaths $4,000 each to her
daughters. Helen Matheson Saunders
and Mary Eliza Saunders, and q similar
amount to her son, William Latham
Saunders. The value Of the estate is not
given.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
BROOKLYN DEALS REPORTED.

Martin Company leased for vincenzo
Sansevierc to the Brooklyn Kream
Fryde Kake Company the entire two
story building at 459 Adelphi street.
Harry NJ. Lewis. with Styles. ComeI-
las & Stein. sold for Lillian f. Bern
stein the plot OF four lots on the south
side OF Jamaica avenue. 1co feet west
Of Van Wyck Boulevard. to Seymour
Plaut.
J. Laoov sold for Parshelsky Brothers
to Hyman Hoosa the detached dwelling
with double garage, 50x100. at 2114 ave-
nue. X. for $4,000.
James r. Kenny sold 1852 East
Twelfth street. a two family dwelling, to
Mary Leone, for occupancy; also 202s
East Thirteenth street. a two family de-
tached cottage. to Andrew Guarante ::
also 226 Seventh street. dwelling: ssa
Fourth avenue. three story flat, with
store. The same broker purchased 2722
and 2724 avenue L and 612 East Twen-
ty-eighth street, two flats, with stores.
from the Rafferty, estate, represented
by the Peoples Trust Company.
Shampan q Shampan. architects. are
preparing plans for DR.. S. j. Bernstein
for two story residence. with garage,
on the northwest corner of President
street and Kingston avenue, 50x120.7.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
QUEEN s-RIcHMoND MARKETS.

Louis Gold & Co. bought a plot of
ground on Academy street. north OF the
Bridge Plaza, Long Island City. Queens,
for Improvement with two story busi-
ness building.
Estate of George w. Vanderbilt sold.
through Cornelius @. kolff and Talbot
Root. a plot. 37hxf00 feet, on the north
side OF Vanderbilt avenue. east Of Ham
ilton street. Stapleton, S. l.. TO Henry
prove with a two family house. Cor
nelius G.. Kolff sold for Nellie Heath
plot 1875 feet on Oakland avenue, ex-
tending 205 feet through TO Pelton avc-
nue.. West New Brighton. TO John ana
lSmma Barrone OF Fort wadsworth for
"a dwelling. The property Is the last re-
naming vacant plot on Oakland avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
ASYLUM SELLS PROPERTY.
st. Vincent de Paul Will Remove
to westchester County.

The Asylum of st. Vincent de Paul,
which for years has been a landmark at
Seventh avenue and Thirty ninth street.
received permission yesterday from Su-
preme Court Justice Donnelly to sell Its
property there and buy new site in
Westchester county.
The purchaser of the property, ac-
cording to the petition. is jeremiah r.
Donovan, and the price. 100000 cash.
or this the asylum will use $4,000 to
buy the John d. Archbold estate in Tar
rytown, and the remainder to erect such
buildings as will be needed to house the
orphans. The estate consists of 11N
acres OF land and lake 5-7 acres in
extent.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
10000 X. G. TO TAKE PART.

More than 10000 members of the
knights of Columbus, with delegations
from the G. A. r., Spanish War Vet
Grams. American Legion, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars and other organizations,
are to join in a Fourth of July celebra-
tion on Fordham University campus, 1t
was announced yesterday. Mayor Hylan.
the Right Rev. Mgr. John p. Chadwick,
State chaplain OF the X. Of c., and the
Rev. Edward P. Tivian. S. j.. president
of Fordham. are to be the speakers.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
MADISON AVENUE
APARTMENT SOLD
Week Opens in Manhattan
With Trading Showing Signs
of Summer Lethargy.

Gustave Sandblom has purchased the
Ambassador apartments at the south
east corner of Madison avenue and
Ninety-seventh street. The property.
which consists of six story elevator
structure. 100x100. was sold by Forbes
& Co. II carries mortgage of s225.0o0
Charles Galewski purchased from the
Nayahoe Realty Company. Z. NJ. Strong,
president. the Ave story apartment,
ss.,AA at 5i9 West 151st street.
LEciuse. wsshburn & Co. were the
brokers.
Joseph p. Day sold for the estate Of
Theodore Keller to Morris Levine 64S
East Ninth street. fve story tenement
with two stores. 25xs2.S.
George F. Crook. director of the Capt.
tol Theatre Orchestra, purchased Car
den apartment at SO Twenty-eighth
street, Jackson Heights. l.. De Fran
ceseo. musical director of D. w. Grif-
fifth. Inc, also purchased a Garden
apartment at 122 Twenty-first street.
In the Dwelling Market.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. through I. NJ
pennocl<. sold for Mrs. Jane L. B. Gould
149 West Seventy fifth street, 20x60x
1922. q four story dwelling to a client
for occupancy.
Ennis & Sinnott purchased from Pre-
late .. Barker 116 West Eighty-frst
street, a four story dwelling. 1Sx1o0.
George A. Bowman was the broker.
James l.. Van SAINT purchased from
Anna c. Geraty 40 West both street, a
four story dwelling, 20x100. The brok-
ors in the transaction were Joseph l..
O'Brien and Samuel A. Kelsey.
Nehring Brothers sold for Charles p
Archibald $50 West 1921 street, three
story dwelling. 1Sx70: also sold for
Janet NJ. Anderson 552 West 1921
street. dwelling. 1Sx7o. The buyer is
Henry Sullivan. ;,
Church Society to Build.
Plans have been filed for the erection
Of the new edifce of the Unity Con-
gregational Society at 24S to 252 West
10th street, between Broadway and
Amsterdam avenue. 1t will occupy
site rs feet front, which was purchased
by the church trustees a few months
ago. The plans call for a three story
structure designed by Hoppin & Keen,
who estimate the cost at s125,0o0.
Universnlists Buy Heights Lot.
Universalist General Convention bought
from Michael F. McGoldrich the va
cant lot, 25xl00. at the southwest cor
ner of 17Sth street and Wadsworth ave-
nue..
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Jacob Name sold TO Isidore Thorn 20
East 1l4th street. a five story flat.
25x100,l1.
Wallace L. MCGEE sold to Vieva NJ.
Marsh 493 West 145th street, three
story dwelling. 25x99.11.
Solomon Cohen sold to Frederick Lang
c64 East Seventy-eighth street, three
story dwelling. 16.4x76.S.
James II. Stanley sold to Bessie e.
Dade $50 West l31st street. three story
dwelling, 20x99.11.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
REALTY JoTTINGs.

I. Lincoln Seide Company was the
broker in the purchase of the property
at g22 and 92i st. Nicholas avenue By
the Level Club.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler were the brokers
in the sale Of the dwelling at 1866 East
Eighty-third street, reported last Sat
urday.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
Fire Record.

A M. Loss.
IL :3o-oc Roosevelt ST.; unknown. Unknown
1:-O-Il Columbus av.: Empire
fiuNtl .Trlfllng
i:2o-lio. 45i West 18Th St. Conron
tros. q 20. .......... .TriflfnE
5:i0-34 Scanned St; Samuel Bern
Sltll Unknown
s:2O-2O2 Stanton At. unknown. .. Unknown
8 s0j-l21 Madison av. William Cole Trtfiing
10;40-2lI0 Bathsate av, The Bronx:
LILLIAN Mckay. Unknown
II :3O-S16 Home ct, The Bronx: Uni
p NJ.
2:35-1Q2o College av.. The Bronx:
NJ. a. Cohen. ............... Unknown
2:5o-IT West s5th St. Robert
Hosfcler ......................T .Tfifling
7;00-52 East 4th St. New York Hat
tOUlIGnf ..s...sss.. Trifling
7:45-15 West 18th st.. Minnie
just .s...s....s... ....s.s.s Unknown
s:iJ-12G West 121th st. Jennie
kramer ....................U Unknown
S:3J-23l East 9sth st.; Isadore
Geller .......... - -......... Unknown
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
BUYS BAYvILLE PLACE.
Wfns1ow 8. Pierce Acquires w. D.
Grote Estate at Auction.

Grote Estate at Auction.
Winsiow S. Pierce. who recently leased
his residence In the Glen Cove section
TO Edward r. stettinius Of ]. p. Morgan
& Co.. bought the country place OF W.
-. Grote in the Bayville section of oys-
ter Bay at auction last Saturday The
property was sold furnished on the
premises by Arthur O. Sheridan. auc-
tioneer. who reports that Mr.. Pierces
high bid was $4,000. Samuel j. Wag-
staff was the first bidder with an offer
of $4,000. Among those present were
Charles II. Guye. Joel Ellis Fisher. Jr. !;
Henry A. Rogers. Selden l. Rainsforth
Peter w. Rouse and I. Henry Walker
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
Borough of Manhattar-NIiscella
Elegant nvestments-Large Profits.

Elegant Investments-Large Profits.
Near Broadway subway station. Desirable
location. 75x100; story elevator apartment
house, 4 and rooms: rents So6. 500 price
$135 .000 desirable terms.
Near Broadway subway station. elevator
apartment @ mouse; ,oo over yer lou ioos tron.. rents
Choice large Broadway business corner
apartment house with stores; .. 3. 4. . and
room apartments; rents SIS 500. price $780,
600: desirable terms.
Also desirable small apartment houses for
sale. very cheap. Send for list.
H. T WOOD, 200 Broadway,
ESTATE wants to dispose OF two 10 family
apartments, renting for Sc. 900 each; very
easy terms and small amount OF cash: ex-
ceptionally well situated, with permanent
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.
Borough Of Queens.

SMALL
MANUFACTURING BUILDING.
Water st, near Market Slip; story build
ing. 23x60; hoist good appearance; inIne-
date possession for sale cheap; easy terms.
WM. A. WHITE & SONS, 20 Cedar ST. Tele-
ullnne .Iohn LOO.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
TO-DAY'S AUCTION SCHEDULE.

All the Union Square landmarks be-
longing TO the estate OF the late Court
landt Palmer. and including the Hotel
Churchill and the Union Square Theatre
at the southeast corner of Fourteenth
street and Broadway, as also the Union
Square Hotel at the southeast corner OF
Union square and Fifteenth street, are
10 be sold at public auction in Supreme
Court partition sale to-day at noon in
the exchange salesroom at il Vesey
street by Joseph p. Day. auctioneer.
At the same time and place Mr.. Day
will sell for the estate of the late Mary
A. Palmer Draper the residence at Ell
Madison avenue. together with the ga
rage at "a East Forticth street, also sew
eral blocks of vacant property on First
avenue at l25th, l26th and 127th streets.
facing the Willis avenue bridge approach
and the Pennsylvania Railroad terminal.
Another property 10 be sold by the
Courtlandt Palmer estate includes the
buildings occupied by Ludwig Baumann
& co. at the northeast corner OF Eighth
avenue and Thirty-fifth street. with ad-
ditional frontagcs In Thirtyfifth and
Thirty-sixth streets.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
Coaneciicut-saie or Rent.

At RTpGEFfELD. CoNN.--For sale or rent.
an attractive home. furnished, large hall.
living and dining rooms, fireplace IN each I.
buffers rautry, large kitchen. maids dining
room; q masters and : servants bedrooms.
4 bathrooms electricity, furnaces, city
water large versnda on sides OF houFe,
beautiful grounds with fine shade trees.
plenty Of fruit: 3ii acres. In exclusive COLI
ony. near golf club. "a milo from town good
stable and garage, with chauffeur's apart
fnent For particulars address the owner,
Mrs. c. y. BEckwlTH. R!dgefield. Conn.
BELL PIERsoN, Real Estate,
- Atlantic st.. Stamford. Phone ISIS.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
Borough Of Bronx-saIe or Rent.

BLOCK front on Concourse, Bedford Park
section OF Bronx; splendid plot for improve
ment with several high class apartment
houses. CHARLES BOELEN. 81 80 av.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

Long Island-sale or Kent.
AN INTERESTING PROPOSITION
For any one capable OF conducting high
class boarding house or sanitarfur, my homo
on North Shore, exclusive section, right on
the water. Is for sale at bargain. acres
land. large garden. Il room house. every
improvement: garage; carrying charges end
maintenance less than rent modern apart
ment in New York; particulars mailed; no
brokers. Address J. A.. box 432. Herald.
1855 Bway
AUBURNDALE.-fent safe, nov room
house, beautifully decorated; all improve
,ients garage; near station: % minutes
right party. UILEN. J6) W. lSjth. Phons
3664
FOR saie-Piot consistins OF three lots. 6ox
cash. d 500 Herald $50 Broadway.
HOMES. 81, 500 upward easy terms. Folder.
HYDE & BAXTER. Port washington. L. I.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write r. UNsER.
Mineola. Tel. Garden City iG42w.
LARGE house for sale at Elmont, L. L
For particulars write OWNER, box 50.
Floral Park. l.. I.
and garage. on elevation overlooking Hemp
stead harhor. large plot. large shade trees;
price moderate. Apply 115 Herald. $50
Bway.
each q room house. concrete cellar. 2+x3s.
well with pump and pump house; concrets
cellar. sx13: pit -'bing material on hand:
chicken o6T oHe for SoG esssen ,s0,y sOn
fruit bearing tree, grape vine. large straw
berry patches, Ia. ,e garden all planted 3
and churches. Apply Box COG. ST. James.
l.. l.
800 cash starts the foundation OF a beautiful
home In OF Long Islands best suburbs:
tax exempt zone no assessments; 30 minutes
from New York. Box So Herald. Her
aid 50
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
Westchcsler-saie or Rent.

FOR RENT or SALE
~ LAWRENCE PARK, BRON%NTLLB
4 NEW HOUSE, delightfully."- situated on the
hillside. among fine old trees. convenient to
schools. stores and station: rooms, 3
baths; garage. plot ioox1Oo. Shown by ap.
pOintment.
SWALLOW & fRATT, INC.
- Palmer Az. Bronxville. n. " Tel. 1fcf.
FOR SALE AT RIE-AttractiVe new stucco
dwelling. rooms. baths. sun parior.
every convenience built on rocky knoll. IN
best residential section. within easy walking
distance of station. r. V. S1EDLE. rye
n. y. Telephone Rye 1852.
NEW ROCHELLE-Fine : room home: hot
water heat. gas. electricity, two car
garaye. perpetual right OF way TO water !;
price eli 900. $500 cash; opportunity
O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 30
HuEuenot -. Tel 1o4 New Rochelle. y. Y:
NINE room Colonial house. baths. s2i 900.
SULLIVAN. 90 North av.. New Rochelle
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builda and finances. ~ w. Iad 81, n. Y.
RTYNARD & KRAFT. neat Estate.
230 Huguenot St. Tel. 2J+i. New Rochelle.
$50 cash price 81 900: Yonkers: laer Van
Cortland park fine hillside plot. aHxiII
H5xiiT SPENCER, i54 Nassau. Bnskmsn
gg01.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
Above 18th st. TO 59tf st. Hnclusive).
East River TO North River.

18TH ST. 223 West-Possession. near 7th
ave. subway station; worth big rental;
family house. s17 800. DUROSS CO.. 155
Weat 1ith
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
In BROOKLYN.

Jere Johnson. Jr.. Co.. auctioneers.
will sell to-day at noon in the Brooklyn
Real Estate Exchange at 1S9 Montague
street a plot OF nine lots In the west side
OF Eighth avenue between President and
Carroll streets. one block from Prospect
Park.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
Above seth st.-5th Av. to North River.

FOR SALE-1+ West 18th ST.. near Central
Park. fine four story high stoop. ooxlo2:
beautiful woodwork; an opportunity, terms
to suit; price $4,000. SEARLES BABBITT.
Alenhurst. n. ].
FOUR story American basement. near
Drive; IL rooms, . baths. electric lights
recently decorated throughout; vacant: S1s.
500: cash $1,000. COUGHLAN & CLISBY.
200 West 12d.
FOUR story and basement. West Side, 13
rooms. suitable for rooming purpose price
81 800; easy terms COuGHLAN CLISBY.
200 West 72d.
RARE chance to buy extra wide story
quadruple apartment house. adjoining
corner OF Broadwa one block from subway
station; only 1000 cash required: attrac-
tive terms made BROADWAY, 1924 Her
aid Harlem.
81 w. SID ST.-Four story house for sale.
10 rooms. baths early possession; can be
purchased at low figure. VIM. A. WHITE
SONS. 46 Cedar ST. Teephone John 300.
81 900 down viii buy story and basement.
West 90's act quick. HINES, Colum-
bus Circle.
$1,000 CASH, balance first mortgage. buys
story dwelling. 12lst St. near Lenoy
av. price SIS. 500. HAYWARD, 26i0 B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
Camp for Boys.
CAMP QUITO,

CAsCO LAKES. MAINE.
For Boys. modern equipment, all sports,
excellent sand beach. free blankets. numbers
limited, rates reasonable: references re-
syivania.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
RICHMOND HILL

Several new one FAMILY Colonial six room,
and bath: plot 35x136: elegant: all improve
inents; fine lection; near AZ! transit. schools.
&c. others. CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION co !,
MySle av. and ii0th St. also Sith av. and
Il5th ST. Richmond Hi.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
DUPLEX HOUSES
Borough of oueens-sale or Kent.

Houses Along the Great South Bay
ROEBTNS. BabyIon. e.. I. Tel. -.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to IAN st.. Inclusive.
Borough of Queens.

9TH ST. NEAR 9TH Av.
3iz story brick. lot 21No4. story stu
dio on rear OF lot, also space FOR car.
bargain 20 quick buyer for remodelllng.
r. TELFAiR SMITH. II Y. 10Th st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-28

800 cash starts the foundation OF a beautiful
home IN of Long Islands best suburbs:
tax exempt zone; no assessments: 30 minutes
from New York. Box r Sc Herald. Her
al gn
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-30
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR
 SOLDIERS SAYS COLONEL
(By International News service)

(By International News Service)
 COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 3O.-"The fact that the ex-service man is beconi. ing embittered toward the financial and business interests of the country by reason of their opposition to ad justed compensation for him in lying the foundation for a far greater eco homie loss than would the payment of a cash bonus"
 These are the words of Colonel H. NJ Bush, member of the Ohio National Guard. well known throughout Ohio and who saw active service overseas during the recent world war.
 Arguing in favor of the cash bonus for soldiers. addressing the military committee of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, Colonel Bush continued:
 We promised the American soldier when he went to France nothing would be too good for him when he re- turned. We have kept our word-for nothing is what he has received"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-30
PROSECUTION IN SOX TRIAL
 CLOSES CASE
CBy Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. July 3O-The prosecu- ton in the baseball trial began it's closing argument yesterday after abandoning the plan of putting further witnesses on the stand.
 Special States Attorney Prinde. vile made a dramatic plea for con yiction, declaring that verdict of guilty was necessary "as a means of preserving honesty in baseball and the honor of America"
 Ia concluding his argument Prose cutor Prindville asker for penalties Of five years Imprisonment and $2,- O00 fines for each of the defendants.
 The court adjourned until Mon day, when the defense will begin it's argument.
 While the special prosecutor was addressing the jury, demanding con- viction. the indicted White Sox play CTS were planning a transforming tour of the country and have arranged an itinerary including all the important ciies
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-30
KING GEORGE REPUDIATES
 NORTHCLFFE STATEMENT
(By Associated Fress)

LONDON, July 30.- A sensational and unprecedented incident of British sovereign. was the repudiating to par liament through the prime minister, of statement attributed to newspapers. The interview was given the greatest prominence following Lloyd Georges reading to Commons yesterday the statement authorized by King George denying that he used the following words regarding the Irish situation: 'I cannot have my people killed in this manner" which NorthCliffe was said to have attributed to the King in a New York interview, Northcliffe latter cabled the King denying the in ferview.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-30
Ambassador to England
 Maintains 'Dry" Embassy

(By International News SeryiceD
 LONDON. July 3O.--A shudder of horror and dismay has just run through the American colony resident in London, for it was reported that Colonel Harvey, the new ambassador had declared his embassy dry" act. ing on the principle that 1t is technically American soil and, conse- quently, amenabIe to the prohibition act.
 But there is no doubt, however, that the rumor created painful impression. and opinions aired by Americans at the clubs hinted that there was no need for Colonel liar vey to keep the spirit, as well as the letter of the law
 The prospect of ice.cream sundaes. banana splits and other soft" drinks had reduced them to a spirit of unutterable depression.
 But the embassy was more cheer ful. No other embassy has gone dry" said an official. "so I do not see why we should"
 Colonel Harvey's secretary went one better and denied thereport. "I have heard nothing about it." he said, "so you may take it from me there is no truth in the story"
 As far as Mir. Harvey is con cerned. however, 1t is understood that. not being a teetotaller by con- viction. he proposes to observe the custom of the land of the free" and be a dry" ambassador.
 He has already given evidence of his .Jeffersonian simplicity of char acter by driving around that famous Mecca of London society, Hyde park, in a Ford car and top hat
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-30
STEAMER HUMBOLDT IS
 SOLD FOR TEN DOLLARS.
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-Judge Cabanish in the superior court has granted Willard Ottinger permission to sell the steamer Humboldt, former ship of the Klondike days, for SlO. The vessel is part of the estate of Ottinger's father. Adolph Ottinger. It was represented that the ship was losing Sl,2OO a month while tied up for lack of cargo Under court procedure it could not be donated, so arrangements were made to sell it at a nominal sum.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-30
MAIL ROUTES IN TERRITORY
 ESTABLISHED
CBy Associated Press)

SEATTLE, July 3O.-The super,n- tendent of railway mail service at Seattle has been authorized by rhe postoffice department to establish the following emergency mail routes in Alaska: Hot Springs via Eureka to Rampant, once a week from No yember to April 30; from Holy Cross via Andik to Kaltag, once a month for the same periol from Ruby via Long Poorman. Ophir, McGrath, Togotna and Iditarod to Flat one round trip weekly, October l6 to April 30.