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The New York herald., 1921-06-08
GROCER BUYS 2 FLATS
ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE
Other Multifanily Property
Deals Reported.

Anthony w. Musco, wholesale grocer,
has made two large purchases of apart
nlent houses along upper Riverside
Drive. From Mary Kirkbride ne has
bought the Gustavius, a six story
structure nt S34 and sac Riverside
Drive, standing on a plot 55x147. The
structure was held at $1S0.000. Mr..
Musco also proves to be the purchaser Of
the apartment house at the adjoining
northeast corner Of Riverside Drive and
J5Sth street, now being erected by Cam
pagna Brothers and reported sold last
week.
The West Broadway-Leonard Corpora
ton Isaac Portman and Edward S.
Schwartz) bought from the Decorative
Fine Furniture Company the eight story
fireproof apartment house at $50 West
113th street, 50x114x irregular, between
Broadway and Amsterdam avenue. The
structure was held at s225,000. returns
annual rentals said to exceed $4,000
and was built by Mulliken & Moller. NJ.
!. Strunsky & Co. were the brokers.
Joseph Shcnk has purchased from the
Hurtra Realty Company the six story
apartment house at 52S Riverside Drive,
S0xS6x irregular The house Is 452 feet
south of 127th street and carries mort
cages for S155,0O0
Julia s. Manheimer sold to Maud Con-
nell il and 16 West 104th street, two
five story flats, 4sx1O0.
American Realty Company sold to
Eugene j. Mccarthy 204 St Nicholas
avenue. a five story flat, 29.4x103.7.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

PERTH AMBOY. NJ. June 7-Sailed. tug
wyoming, towing barges $50 for Providence.
7s4 for Boston and 708 and 793 for Saco
PORTLAND, Me. June o, PM-Arrived. str
Tuckahoe, Murray Bay; barges Ephrata,
Philadelphia: 7sS. Perth Amboy.
Arrived 7th, str Helmer Morch (Dan)
Arrived 7th, tug Valley Forge. towing
barges Belmont, from Bangor. and Glen
dover, from Parkere Flats (and proceeded
barge Oak HID.
Sailed 7th, schr Charles II Klinck. Sullivan
POINT JUDITH. RI, June Z. 800 AM
boy. towing barges 100 for Vineyard Haven,
TAI and TOT for Boston, and 780 for Gardner.
ROCKLAND, Me, June 6-Arrived. barges
Neshaminy and Pickering, Philadelphia Cat
Sailed 7th, 10 AM, tug Lehigh. towing
barges Waccamaw from Belfast for Ports
mouth. and 7O4. from Long Cove for New
York Calling at Portland for 7Oo and 7S1
for New York;.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June 6-Arrived
str West Jena. Singapore.
Sailed 4th echr Annie JOHNSON, Hilo.
Sailed 9th. str China Arrow, Tsingtau
motor ship Fionia (Dan). Copenhagen.,
sBATTLE. Wash; June o-ArriVed' str
Arrived 9th. str Steel Age. Portland. Q.
Sailed 9th. strs Willfaro, New York; Sants
Rosalia, Mexico.
SAVANNAH, Ga. June ARRIVED. strs In
gold, Liverpool; Ligonier. Port Arthur; City
of Columbus, Boston.
Sailed Tth. strs Merrimack. Philadelphia
Wilhilio, do; North American (Br), Charles
ton; City of ST Louis, New York
SACO. Me. June 6-Arrived, barge Richard
son, Philadelphia.
TAMPA, Fla. June 7-Arrived. strs Bally-
gally Head (Br). Dublin; Noodle Island, Bar
celona.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
MERGER OF JAPANESE
SHIPPING BEING FORMED
Strengthens the Competition
Against United States.
Special Despatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
washington. ID. c.. June Z.

merger of all OF the principal Japa-
nese shipping companies Is now being
perfected, and the shipping combine will
have a capitalization OF s250.000 900,
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover was ad-
vised to-day in dispatches from con-
sular representatives at Toxic.
The Japanese Government has sane
toned the proposed consolidation. fol-
lowing an agreement to consolidate the
larger companies with the weaker lines.
The merger is made to strengthen It's
competition for trade with the United
states and other commercial nations
particularly in the Americas.
Under the arrangement various sub
sidized Japanese companies would give
MP their ships and titles to the holding
company while the other assets would
be divided among those who now hold
shares Certain other companies would
merely offer their vessels. The Japa-
ucse promoters expected by this merger
to control about 100000 tons dead
weight tonnage Of japanese ships.
other advices told OF the building OF
a large number of tankers which are to
be pressed into service to transport oil
from foreign fields for the Japanese
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Stolen Automobiles.

Police Headquarters last night reported the
following automobiles as having been stolen
IN the city during the day:
Hudson 1919 touring, blue stripes; initials
q. d. on doors; license 1495s N. V.
Ford 1920 sedan; license sos22 ~ =; motor
velIe 1870 touring. blue; license i3s4ss y.
Y. motor 1860.
Daniels eight touring, blue; license fs2s66
y. j.. makers number 62s2 motor un-
Ford 1921 coupe; license 1879 y. j.; motor
4ni12G1.
Ford coupe; license $1,000 y. j., motor
323p3s9.
Ford 1870 touring; license 2eses y. "; motor
3iiSs257.
Cole 1919 touring. green; license s2ice n. vi;
motor 52o76
Ford ip2i sedan license 22o25e y. Y; motor
43O5O22.
Ford touring: license ies7ip n. Y: motor
3361p5O.
Ford ip2i sedan; license 253732 N. v; motor
4o070is.
Ford 1920 sedan; license 332ds3 n. v; motor
56sglB2.
Ford 1919 delivery, marked The star Rapis
Transfer Co., 3O6 Wc-t 10th st.. license
4lJ316 n. v. motor unknown
Ford 1920 touring license 1868 n. Y;
motor 3e3567s.
Franklin 1920 sedan; license 2306I N. Y.
Ford 1921 coupe; license 4Toi3i Penn. :
motor E9b5Ts.
Ford 1921 touring license isoo2 r. j.. motor
A4piJ51
rord trec ton truck marked Florist. J.
Andsman to2 East I'd ST. Rrookiyn:
license s254GI ~ y; motor 3i13s2s.
white license 0go21i ~ s.. motor 4ssaoi
Mack five ton truck. marked Ridden Truck
Ing Co. "a Chsrlston st.; custom license
oidsmoSiie 1920 sedan mar maroon: s"VTu,i license
1880 N. Y; motor 1920.
Ford 1920 sedan; license ises4S N. T.; motor
Dodge 1919 touring; license f7eos n. ";
motor 365J6o.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
ADOLPH LEWISOHN BUYS
UPPER B'WAY TAXPAYER
Adds to Holdings on Heights
Other Business Deals.

Adolph Lewisohn has added TO his
Broadway the taxpayer at 4202-4210
Broadway. located 25 feet north of
17Sth street and fronting 76.7 feet on
Broadway, with a depth along the
noStherly line of s6S feet. and inn
proved with a one story and basement
building, fully rented. l.. j. Phillips
& Co. were the brokers.
The 132 East Twenty-thtrd Street
Corporation, composed of S. Fauer, NJ.
Neuman and l.. Blum, is to take over
the flve story building at the southwes,
corner of Lexington avenue and Twenty
third street, 25x9S, owned by Julia n.
De Forest.
The one story buildings. 75.sx10o. a,
the southeast corner of Eighth avenue
and 111th street, have been sold by
the Princess Del Drago 20 the 233
Spring Street Holding Company, whicn
has turned the property over TO Fannie
Miller
Julius Klorfein sold to Ignatz P.
Fleischer 227 Park row, a five story
building with stores, 17.7x56.5 through
to New Bowery.
Samuel H Martin sold the business
building at SO New Chambers street,
southwest corner OF Rose street. to
Charles Pttthan. The County Holding
Company is the owner of record
J. Frederic Kernochan. trustee, sold
to Winthrop M. Mckim 321 and 323
East Third street. a seven story stable.
4Ox9s
Daniel H. Jackson bought from the
Guide Realty Corporation, A. G. Hall,
president, the plot on the east side of
Broadway. 100 feet north OF Academy
street, 50x150. Bernard Smyth &
Sons were the brokers.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
CABLE REPORTS.

AARHUUS, June ARRIVED, motor ship
Mexico dam, New York
ALEXANDRIA. June ARRIVED. str West
ern (Br). Newport News.
sailed attn. str Bur (Norl, New York.
Hamilton (Br. Norfolk; June /. sagoland
sailed 2e,h. strs Emmi Arp Cgr,. Gulfport
June 3, Anna (Sw), Hampton Roads.
AMSTERDAM, June 3--Arrived, str Gaas-
tsrland (putchl. New York.
ANTWERP, June ARRIVED str West In
skip, Baltimore for Rotterdam.
Sailed 4th, str Peekskill, Galveston.
BAEBoA. June 6-salied, str puendes
BARcELoNA, June i-Nsailed, str Angela
BELFAST. June 7-saiied. str Dundrennan
tBr), Hampton Roads
BuENos AIRES, June 4-Arrived. str
Eastgate (Brl, Norfolk.
cHR1sT1AN1A, June 4-sailed, str Oscar
civTTA vEccHIA. May 3l-Arrived. str
Minnesotan. New York via Newport News.
SNs Ss,se gisf s;r Egsei19ns mont NoTtolk rs
Spartan Prince (Br). New York; 5th. Bur
niese Prince (Brl DO via Newport News.
COPENHAGEN, May 3l-Arrived, str Bo-
ofn IN poTt 7th ctr Z ls Holmblad Cpan for
Boston, Baltimore and Philadelphia 90 sail
cRIsToBAL. June ARRIVED strs Cricket,
Puerto Colombia: 9Th. Carriage, New Orleans.
DUNDEE, June 5-Arrived str Sidlaw
Range CBr), Baltimore for Hsvre.
FkYAL. June 6--sailed previously. str Gre
iariie (Br). from Newport, T.. for Hampton
Roads.
FLUSHING. June 8--Arrived. str Mcnoni-
nee tBr), New York for London.
FOWEH. june 4-Seiled str Eastern Tenn
pie (from Aarhuus), Philadelphia.
FUNCHAL, June 6-Arrived str Eastern
Coast. Norfolk.
GENOA. May 3i--Arrved. str Marina o
CtalJ, New Orleans,
sailed 18th, str American Press. New Or
leans.
seppe Verdi UtaD. New yor; for Naples
Patras, &c; Presldente Wilson CltaD Now
York for do.
Passed June O. SIR Canadian Explorer (BD,
Torrevieja for 81 Johns.
Arrived jth. s'rs Ancona Gtan, Norfolk
for italy Gui Dienal (TurD Sew York FOR
roustKntinople: str, Canadian Traveller fBr .
Vancouver for Alexandria 4 j. Kent. Nor-
FOLK
GLASGOW. June 4-ssiled. str Columbia
tBr) New York.
HALIFAX, rs. June I--Arrived. str Man
chester Mariner fBD. 81 Nazaire.
HAMBURG, June 49, rrived, Btr Sudbury
Baltimore via Norfolk
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
WILL OFFER VARIOUS
PARCELS AT AUCTION

Bryan L. Kennedy will offer to-day at
public auction more than a dozen par
cells throughout Manhattan, Bronx and
the suburbs, including among them many
income properties. For the estate of Mrs
Ida NJ. Ryan he will sell IS West Tenth
street, q four story dwelling. eSx100 (:
Al West Ninety seventh street. a four
story dwelling. 20x100: $40 West 115th
street. a three story dwelling. 16x100 ::
222 Madison avenue, a four story dwell
ing, 25x95: 434 and 436 Second avenue
two FIVE story tenements. 50xl0o 1922
Southern Boulevard, a five story tene-
ment, 33x100.
Mr.. Kennedy will also offer 1901 to
1917 Second avenue, eight buildings. oc-
cupying the block between Eighty-third
and Eighty-fourth streets 507 Seventh
street. Brooklyn a four story apartment.
40x100: by order OF Mrs. Andrew Car
negie the block front On the north side
of Oak Point avenue. between Manida
and Coster streets also large bunga-
low at Lake Mahopac. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

Arrived 3Oth. str Grelfryda CBr) Savannah
via Norfolk
Sailed 9lst, strs Bannack, New York; June
2, Mount Clay, do.
HAVANA, June 6-Arrived, strs Esperanza,
New York Manuel Calvo (Sp). Barcelona
Arrived 7th, strs Antonio Lopez (sp). Vera
Cruz for New York; San Bruno (Br). Bos-
Sailed 9th. str Reina Maria Cristina (Sp),
Vera Cruz.
Sailed 7th. str Esperanza from New
HAvRE, June 3--Arrived. str sicilian CBr) :
HONG KONG. June s-Arrived. str Lake
HULL, June 4-Arrived. strs Cliffwood.
New Orleans via London Hindustan ibr(.
Montreal; Tamaqua (Brl, do; 9th, Salacia
| (Br).. Galveston via Norfolk,
Arrived 6th str Carmarthenshire CBr).
Galveston via Rotterdam.
KOBE, June 3-Sailed, strs Delagoa Maru
(Jap). Seattle; West Jester (from Hong
Kong. Portland, Q.
Springs, San Francisco via Colon.
LEITH, June 6-Arrived, str Somersby
(Br). Galveston via Newport News.
LISBON. June ARRIVED. str Naples Maru
Sailed 4th. str Aiedo. New York
LIVERPOOL. June e-Arrived, str Eastern
Arrived 7th, str Melita (Br). Montreal.
LONDON, June 6-Arrived, str Nockum.
MADEIRA, June 5-saiied, str Evergreen
City. Hampton Roads.
MARsE1LLEs, June 3-Arrived. str Ger
MEssINA, May 2s-Arrived. str Teresa o
Qtal Portland via Gibraltar.
MONTREAL, June 7-Arrlved. str Fishpool
Sailed 7th. sfrs spilsby (Br). United King
dom; Ryn Dutch. Rotterdam; Aurania
NEuFAHRwAssER, June 1--Arrved. strs
Polonia (Dan). New York for Libau; I'd.
NICE, May 2e-Arrived. str Cabo vnlano
Npty
PARA. June 4-sailed, str Virgil (Br),
from Bahia for New York.
from Colombo for Montreal.
PLYMOUTH. June 6--Arrived, str Ryndam
Dutch. New York for Boulogne and Rot
PORT SAID, June e-Arrived. str Clyde
Maru Gapl. Norfolk.
QUEENSTOWN, June 6--Arrived, str Des
Moines Bridge, Baltimore via Dublin.
RIO GRANDE, June 3-sailed str Lalande
! (Br), New York.
ROTTERDAM, June 4-Sailed. str Lena
! (Br). HamVon Roads.
Sailed 90. strs Molderskin CNor). Hampton
Roads; 4th, oostdyk (Dutch). do; Kinderdyk
! Dutch. San Francisco.
Arrived Sd. strs Editor. New York; Yapal-
! aga. do via Baltimore.
pEodshpH sAPNEsss SsT Hampton 2snS Tsaes oaGs str 0ra
SIERRA LEONE, June 3-Arrived,' str
Chama tBrl, New York via Norfolk.
SINGAPORE, June 3-Sailed. str Yama-
sata Maru Gap). from Calcutta for New
York.
Sailed I'd, strs Telemachus CBD, New
York. 4th. Mongolian Prince (Br), from
Hong Kong for New York.
ST JOHN. NIB. June ARRIVED. schr Ella
! Clifton, Boston.
Messina QtaD, Philadelphia.
VALENCIA, june 2-Arrived. str Baren-
dretch (Dutch1. New York
VANCOUVER, BC, June 6-saied. str Ma
tai, Portland.
| VICTORIA, BE. June 6--Arrived, str EN-
press of Japan (Br). Hong Kong. &C.
VIGO. June 5---Arrived, str Black Arrow,
New York via Havana
Sailed Goth, str Andyk (Dutch), from Rot
terdam for Cuba, Mexico and New Orleans.
VILLA CONSTITUTION, June 3-Arrived.
str Roma (Fr), New York via Marseilles.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
AMERICAN PORTS.
IRY Telnrrnnh.1 m

BOSTON, Mass. June 0--Arrived. schrs
EGth HELEN Verge (Brl. Halifax, Eskimo
(Br) Clemeutspor.
Arrived Ith. strs city OF Atlanta, Savan-
nah North Land New York (leRves PM on
return) tugs y + Doane. Bar Harbor
Roger Williams, Wings Neck. with barge
Albany. from New YORK: Paoli. With barges
Nay Aug Cohocton and pequost. New York
Gstter Tor Lynn; Plymouth. New York
wi'h barecs: v l. Pisbury. Lynn towing
bargos Cumberland and ConeweRo: y G. Her
gey. Salem. towing barge No 90 for Nor
folk; Aquldneck. towing barge Bristol, New
ToTs for Parkers Flais land sailed for New
Work. towing barge Henry EndcotO Bat
.leboro %orfuik With barges Lenape. Silva
nus and Vhite Haven.
sailed 1th. stFs Gloucester. Norfolk and
Baltimore NANTUCKET Philadelphia. Nor
walk. Nnv YORK. tugs Roger Williams. with
bsrEcs West Point and Ptttston calling at
Bevprl" FOR barge EdRewater and AZ Sand
W,c1 for barge Dcechwoodl. rnoii New
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Naval Orders
cal Despatch to THE NBw York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
n I,,ua \


These naval orders have been made public
Lieut. Il. w. Andrews. TO u. 8. g. Eagle
CO. Lieut-Com. G. E. Battle, TO Naval Acad-
erny Lieut.. Com. A. l.. Clifton. M. O.. to
T. s. s. Olympia. Lieut.. r. w. Cobb, to
connection fitting out u. s. s. California.
Commander r.. S. Galloway. to course Naval
War College. Lieut.. J. d. Jewell. NJ. c..
10 destroyer force Pacific fleet Lieut.
Com. III. b. Kelly, TO command U. s. s.
Ingraham. Lieut.-Com. w. w. Lamar, s.
c., to supply officer naval torpedo station.
Newport Lieut.. n. b. Lehmberg, NJ. G.. 10
r. s., Mare Island. Capt. G. r. Miller TO
chief OF staff. destroyer force. Pacific fleet.
Lieut. Com =. =. Powell. 10 duty in office
director of naval communications. Lieut.. G.
r. Riney. NJ. c., TO navy yard. Mare Isl-
and. Lieut.. Morris II. sprlggs. 70 post
graduate course engineering Naval Acad-
erny Lieut.. e. ]. stetler, to destroyer
force Pacific fleet. Lieut.. Perry r. Taylor.
construction corps. 10 navy yard. Norfolk.
Lieut. Com. r. 8. Wentworth, to u. 8. 8.
Florida. Lieut.. Com. r. l.. Woodside, 10 u.
s. 8. striblng. Lieut.. @. G. Earle, Jr., TO
u. s. s.. Brooks. Lieut.. J. A. Terhune. TO
Y. S. S. Reuben James. Lieut.. Com. !. o.
Hoffman, Jr. TO reserve division. Pacific.
Lieut. T. j. Doyle, Jr., 70 u. S. S. Twiggs.
Lieut. Com. +. l.. Johnston. TO y. 6, s. De
Long. Lieut.. J. p. wellmsn, to y. s. s.
Sapeo.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy MaIl.l

BERMUDA. June 3--Sailed. str Uaraquet
(Br), from Demerara. &c, for st John aud
Halifax.
BARAHoNA, May 23-saiicd. str lake
Elmdale, Houston.
NASSAU, June 3--SRlled, ~ Canadian
Forester (Br). Kingston.
PARRSBORO ROADS, Ms, June Pin port.
schr Minas King (Br). Walton for Norfolk.
ST JOHNS, MI. June 3-ArriVed, ctr cana
dian Sapper CBrl. Montreal.
SYDNEY. CB. June ARRIVED, strs piavc
UtaD Trieste for Moutreai lsotta GfaO.
Montreal for Gibraltar. Mendip Range CBr)
Montreal for Dublin.
sailed I'd. ctr Canadian signaier CBD,
Quebec
TAMp1CO. June 2--saiied. str Canadian
Farmer (Br), Sabine
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SAILED.

strs seekonk, New Orleans Mundelta.
Norfolk; santa Marta. Kingston and Girls
tobal; Albania (Br). Liverpool Lake Tra-
verse, Jamaica Bay: West 0aloc, 40; Lake
Ellerslie. Baltimore; Steel Worker. san
Francisco and Vancouver; Apache, Cnarles-
Ton and Jacksonville; John Worthington'
Lobos; Gulf OF Mexico, Port Arthur; Matura
(Brl, Perth Amboy. -
Strs Crown City. Jamaica Bay; Caserta
CItaD, Naples and Genoa somne, Antwerp,
Astmacho III. Baltimore; Northwestern
Miller (Br), Philadelphia, Norfolk and Lon
don; B Aug Kessler (Dutch) Lisbon, Port
Said and Calcutta: Brighton (Norl. Antlila
Tanamo, Santa Marta; Zarempo. Baltimore
Britannia (B'r), Lisbon and Marseihes; q
Grove CBr). Plo Blaneo; River Ara4es
(Br). Lisbon. &c.
Str Rosenberg (Dan). from Perth Amooy
Sailed 9Th, str Epitacio Pessoa, Rotter-
oam; schr Granville Bacon, JacksonVilie'
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced TO level) at New York on tues,
day June I, 1921, at AN, as reported
by the United States Weather bureau, was
thirty and nineteen hundredths (3o'lel inches;
This closely approxinates seven hundred and
sixty-six and eight-tenths (166.s) millimeters.
Captains OF all vessels now lying In or near
the ports OF New York and Brooklyn can
advantageously use the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers
require any considerable correction or ad-
justment
cloudy. smooth
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Dangers to Navigation.
Reported TO the Hydrosraphic offlc'

Ikeported 10 inc FyufoBIapIlIc OIIICtI
Ice patrol cutter Seneca reports five bergs
In lat as, Ion 4S OF on June O.
May 20. lat 80 81. Ion 10 IS. an upright
spar projecting about feet out OF water.
apparently Attached TO submerged wreckage
June a. about 2ia miles north-northeast Of
Fowey Rock light, wreckage. apparently fast
10 the bottom. another steamer reports
passing a large log In the same position as
vreckage above on June ~
June A. lat % IS. lon ~ &c. an upright
spar projecting about 3 feet out OF water,
appa rentiy attached to submerged wreckase.
May 20, Mobile River. Ala, between bea-
cons Nos 80 and 80. a submerged object. ap-
parsntly waterlogged tree
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BOSTON. June T-Capt r. II Allen OF str
North Land reports Rocky Point No gas
buoy. we-terly approaches Of Cape Cod
canal. haE been extinguished two days
lighthouse officials will send tender 20 re-
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN

Str cabo ortegal (sp). AriEabaiage. Nor
folk-Ybarra Line
Str Clan Macbeth (Br). Smith. Norfolk
Barber Steamship Lines, Inc.
Str Ramesit Cooke. Norfolk-Blaok Dia-
mond Steamship Co. -
Str Zarembo, Seay (from Santos), Balti-
more-Green Star Steamship Corporation
Str Lake Ellerslie, Johansen. Baltimore
J as w Elwell Co.
Str Delaware. Robinson. Boston-Eastern
Steamship Co. -
schr Nat L Gordon, Kaost, Newsrk-The
Franklin Baker Co.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

CAPE RACE, NE, June barometer at
noon, 20 .6s inches: wind. Ne strong breeze; :;
weather, raining; temperature, SO deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
HEATON HALL

AZ Stockbridge. Mass, In the Berkshire
Hills. WILL OPEN ON JUNE 18TH. A
Hotel of distinction and charm commanding
q most extensive view. Nearly every room
connects with private bath. Elevator service
20 all floors. Exccllently kept Golf Course.
most convenient spot from which 70 take
many attractive motor trips. Music OF ex-
cep.ional merit. Write for booklet and
special rates. W. G.. HAVILL. Manager.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Massachusetts.
New England.

The Griswold-Eastern Point. New London,
Conn. Most refreshing seashore -esort.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Murray Hill Hotel

Murray Isle. Thousand Islands, n. Y. Opens
June 25th. Rates: One person in a room,
$3.50 and up. Two persons In a room.
$4,000 and up. The opening ball will take
place Saturday. July 2. Week Ends: $500
per day. Boat will meet all trains at Cla yton
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LOCAL news


Taxi service. Phons SIS. ). Cole. #
Mr. +. M. Hatfield OF Springfield, o.,
spent the weekend with Mr. Leslie
Wineland, 109 East High street
Mrs. William L. Jones of Columbus
spent the weekend with her husband
here.
.cunninuham's taxi. Phone 710. "A
Mr.. Amos Humbert OF Howard. who
recently sustained stroke OF paraly.
sis, is improving.
Miss Mary Eckenrode of Barberton
is the guest OF Mr.. A. j. Henley and
family, West Chestnut street.
StrubIe's taxi, phone 77s. xl5
Mrs. d. G. Thomas Of Columbus
spent Sunday with Mr.. George Lewis
and family, West Gambler street
Mrs. II. NJ. Davis and Mrs. Frank
Lattinier of this city were in Column
bus Monday attending the funeral of
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson
Call 526 black for taxi service. x27
Miss Elma Deakins of Akron spent
the weekend with relatives in Fred.
ericktown.
{ Miss Helen Darling of Mansfield
avenue spent Sunday with friends in
. Howard.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-01-25
BIC AUTO GOES
INTO RIVER

[By Associated Press TO The Benner1
CHICAGO, Jan. ga big black au-
tomobile, which Is believed to have
held six persons when it plunged into
the south branch of the Chicago riv.
er Saturday night was the object
sought by police equipped with crap
pling hooks today.
Thomas Hanlson, watchman for an
engineering company near by, told
the police he watched the automobile
travelling at high speed when IT
swerved off 22nd street and plunged
into 18 feet Of water, but delayed re-
porting it for "a hours because, of ia
tigue.
Police reported graphing an OBJ
ject too heavy to be lifted without a
derrick.
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For prompt, safe, dependable taxi
service, call 'phons 322. II

For prompt, safe, dependable taxi
service, call 'phons 322. II
Miss Edith Melick Of the j. s. Ring
walt Co. is spending several days in
New York on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Purdy OF Gam
bier spent Saturday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Dickinson of
Sharon, Pa, who have beeh guests Of
Mrs. G. f. Baldwin and Miss Martha
Irvine, left today for Columbus where
they will visit their son, DR.. G. d.
Dickinson.
Ask us for cheese when you want
the best grade. G. M. Siegfred,
phone 1O7. MWF tt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner and
daughter Betty went to Cleveland to-
day to attend the auto show. From
there they will go to Florida, where
they will spend the balance of the
winter.
TIE Rev. s. r. Allen, who has been
seriously sick for several weeks, is
now considerably improved and is
able to receive friends at his home
in South Vernon.
It's very early to talk spring suits,
but Ringwalt's are showing them and
selling many x2s
Mr.. ]. l.. Leonard returned to- CO.
lumbus Monday after spending the
weekend at his home in the city.