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The New York herald., 1921-10-04
AMERICAN PORTS.
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BOSTON, Mass, Oct 3--Arrived, etrs City
0i DS ss
Mohawk. Grasselli, NJ Nantucket. Philadel-
phia: Oregonian. Norfolk: Quantico. Phila-
New York: schrs Edwin q Farrar, Charles,
ton via Norfolk; George bradford. Hunt
ington: tugs Jupiter. Norfolk. towing barge
walker at Providence) Mercury, DO. towing
barge Old Dominion Qeft barge Becchwood
at New London):
from Jersey City. and Troy, from New York.
Sailed ist, schr Guide (Br). 81 Pierre and
Sailed 81. ctr MunaIbro, Bsltimore.-wind
at Highland Light, sw, l5 miles; hay;
BALTIMORE. Md. Oct 3--Arrived, strs West
1nskip, New York West Cape. Queenstown
ton: tom Tho Thomas as wbssisr. Port Lobos Cola.
Phallron (Greek). Port Maria.
Cleared 1st. str GAIA (PorD. Gibraltar.
Sailed Sept 30, str Lewis X Thurlow.
BEAUMONT, Tex. Oct 1-Arrived str Lake
zaliski, Orange for Galveston and Tsmpico.
BRuSswICK, CO. Oct s-Arrived. bark
CHARLESTON, SC. oct 2-Arrived. ctr
Lake Fayonia, Jacksonyilie for Boston;
Arrived Sd, strs Vistula (Dsnz). Mats Re
donda: Cotopaxi. Havana; Cubwood OBJ. ex
Awensdawl. Newport News.
Sailed I'd. strs Niobe. Venice: Comanche.
CAPE HENRY. va. Oct ., . p1d-Paseed
out, tug Georges Greek. Norfolk for Boston,
towing oarges Nos 20 and %.
Passed out Sd. II 30 AM. strs Borgestad
(Nor), Baltimore for Tuxpam. AN. James
McGee, do for Port obos--Wind SW, 6
miles. cloudy.
CAPE COP CANAL. oct 2--sailed from
Sandwich. tug Clara II Doane, towing barge
Nesquehoning. New York for Portland.
GALVESTON. Tex. Oct 3-Arrived. stre
West Errai. Port Arthur Torres. rnmpico
Settler CBr). Bsrados;b Newona (Br). New
Orleans; Mantiila (Nor), Tampico John
Worthington, New York.
The reported arrival ID OF str wilmington
was error.
Orleans, Tampico.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Oct 3-Arrived, str
r Waring, Baton Rouge.
Sailed 80, airs Herbert q wyiie. Tampico
Gufking. do: Essex. Philadelphia; Henry s
Grove, Los Angeles schr Robert l. Bean.
New York; tug Wellington. towing barges
Northeast and Southland, New York.
MANILA, Oct f--Arrlved. str West Kar-
mona, San Francisco.
MOBILE, Ala. Oct 3--Arrived, str West
Wanna. Tampa; schr vanlear Black, Tam
pco.
Sailed ID, str Pieiades, Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct 3-Arrived. etre
Abanaarcz, Bocas del Toro: Acasta fDrl
Londofr Ceiba (Hond), Celba; Chalmette.
HavansA copan tHond). Teisj Delaware
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
REALTY MARKET NOTES.

II. lie Roy Jones is the buyer OF l5a
West Seventy-third street; Gertrude T.
Bergoff OF 81 East Fifty-hfth street, for
which she paid $4,000; the r. e. H.
Holding Corporation of the southwest
corner Of Fort Washington avenue and
1S1st street. for which 1t paid $265, 900 !.
the Guyfran Realty Corporation OF 2ys
West 134th street; Louisa Peters of 1853
West Eighty-seventh street; Katherine
B. Duggan of 149 West Seventy-ffth
street. and r. Sylvia and Elias Rose OF
361 West 117th street, all sold recently.
Leonard Levine is the buyer of 937
Tiffany street, sold recently.
Gustave Ajello. the architect who IL
preparing plans for the $1.50O,000 apart
ment house at Riverside Drive and
Cathedral Parkway. has moved from +
West Thirty-fourth street to So Wander
bilt avenue.
Nominations for officers will be made
at meeting of the Greater New York
Taxpayers Association to be held on
October in 266 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
AMERICAN PORTS.
rBy NALL

BOSTON. Oct i--sailed. schr Marguerite,
Bangor.
BRUNSWICK, Ca. Sept 2e--sailed. schr
Annie O Ross. Darien for Boston.
BELFAST, Me. Oct f-Arrived. barge Wac
camaw, Boston.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept 2I--Sailed.
schr Fred w Thuriow. Boston.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Sept 30-Arrived.
str Freeman. Norfolk (to sail Oct 3 on re-
turn).
SAN JUAN, PR. Sept 22--Arrived. schr
F1echas, Mobile mot before) 23d. stre
Edith, New York; de Satruste9ui (Sp)
Laguayra (and sailed for Barcelona) 25th.
Barcelona (sp). Barcelona land sailed 26th
for santiago): Caravelle (Fr), Havre land
sailed for Porto Plata); 9th. Corozal, New
Orleans: Tanemo, New York.
Sailed 22d schrs Marion l. Mason, Turks
Island; Path, Frederic Duggan. Mobile.
sT THOMAS, VI, Sept 2i--Arrived. strs
Asia (Dan), Tacoma. &C. for Hamburg, &C
land sailed next day. 2cd. Carplaka, Port
Antonio for Brazil tand sailed next day. +.
Gisndola, st kits (and sailed I4th on re-
turn Darlington (Br), Gufport for Buenos
Aires (and proceeded same day; 24th.
Salaam, Port Arthur for Para land pro-
ceeded) Puiwico, New York for ST Croix.
In port 27th, schrs Virginia Pendieton and
John Frances.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept 2s--Arrived ctr
Kentucky fFr). Galveston for Hovre.
WILMINGTON. NC, Sept 2e-Arrived, ctr
Polarine, Charleston.
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(Nor). Tampico: Gansfjord CNor). Port Bar
rios: Gedania Danz), New York; Grof Tisza
York: Tocantins (Br), Rio Janeiro; Trux-
ilio. Tampa; Western Light, Hamburg.
gan (Norl, Frontera; olancho CHond). Por,
Cortez; Strombus (BD. Tampico; Yoro
| (Hond). Cefba; motor ship Buliaren (sw)
NORFOLK. Va. Oct s-Arrived. strs Olaf
L Konstad (Danl. Manchester; Fran (Nor)
New York; Virgil (Br). New York for Para,
sey (Norl, New York for Hamburg &C
Capuiin, baltimore for London; Minooka
ior rev r New Yos for
&c; fairfield (Br), bakar
Cleared Sept 30. str La Perouse (Fr)
muda Oct /. str soestdyk Dutch. New
Sailed Oct .. schr Frank NJ Decring. Bos-
Sailed Oct 8. strs Transportation. Boston
Maashayen DUTCH. Fort de France; Girls
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Oct 2-Arrived,
barge Summit Hili New York.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, Oct 2--Arrived.
schr Alice Cooke. Honolulu.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Oct s-Arrived, strs
Galveston: Delaware CBr). London; Inland
Sailed Sd, strs Trinidadian, Tampico, Alad-
din. New York. Radiant. Tampico; West
DurSss. New Orleans; Salem County, Tam
DiSiE SEHpGkpTiA. si5f; Hi Pa. Oct s-Arrivsd. .trs
smaragd (Nor), Port Antonio Texan, Ia
coma, &C; Levisa, Boston; Marina o (ItaD
Genoa; Cape Henry. Baltimore; Gold Harbor.
Portland Me; Charles NJ Everest. Texas
City; Ontario, Boston; cheyenne (Br), Bar
row; motor ship Bramell Point, Lisbon; schr
Mary Bradford Pierce. Boston.
Cleared 80. strs Lexington (Br), Glasgow
and Liverpool; Kathlamba (Br). New York
Comanchee (Br), Avonmouth Qatter 1st).
Sailed ID. str valemore (Br), Baltimore.
Passed down Marcus Hook lot. IL 80 AM,
tug Carlisle. towing barges Temple for
Providence. Buck Ridge for South Boston,
and Tuckahoe for Boston.
Passed up Delaware Breakwater Sd. 2:45
PM. str Tasmania (Sw). Boston for Phila-
delphia.
Passed out LIST. 1850 PM. strs New York
Philadelphia for Port Arthur; 2:4o Pm;
miles cloudy; smooth sea.
PORTLAND, Ne, Oct 2-Arrived, str
Bylayi. Norfolk.
sailed 80, schr Mayflowsr drom Boston,.
san FRANCrsco. Cal. Oct 2--Arrived, str
Santa Rosalia, Baltimore. &C, for Yoko-
Arrived list. strs Ensley City. New York;
william + Herrin, Port Allen.
sEATrIE. SEAT LIE W Wash. Oct a-saiied. strs Cor
dova. Honolulu; Manukai. do.
Sailed LIST. strs Arizonan, East Coast; ID,
Baja California CNor). Portland. o; Lehigh.
Arrived I'd. str Keystone State, Orient.
San JUAN. PR. Sept 2y,-Arrived, ctr
Canadian Miner (Br). Mayaguez.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 3--Arrived, str Per-
sian. Baltimore for Jacksonville (and pro-
Sailed I'D, ctr City OF Atlanta, Boston.
SALEM. Mass. Oct 2-Arrived, barge No
TACOMA. wash, Oct 2-Arrived, str
Tjikembang (Dutch), Portland
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
Big PROFITS MADE
IN GAS MANTLES
Expert Says Some Companies
Get as High as 400 Per Cent.
From Customers.
FIGHT ON NEW LIGHT UNIT
Kings County Concern Alleged
to Have Taken Advantage
Without Authority.

Some gas companies charge consumers
SO cents for gas mantles costing them
but 10 and Is cents and make profit
OF from ESQ to 400 per cent. on the
transaction. according to testimony given
before the Public Service Commission
consulting engineer employed in an ad-
vtsogy capacity by the city in it's efforts
to show that the Kings County Gas
Company has taken advantage Of the
people in changing without legal process
from the prescribed % candle-power
unit to the British thermal unit standard
Of gas manufacture.
Mr.. Little was called as witness
by the company and it was brought out
that he favored the British standard,
although he said the public should be
given advantage Of lower price. COM
mensurate with the decreased cost of
gas production. Gas rates should be
fixed. he insisted, so that mantles might
DO furnished consumers practically at
cost.
Al q result of Mr.. Little being called
to the stand by Samuel F. Moran, at
torney for the company. It is likely that
an invitation will be extended to him
to visit and inspect the Kings County
Gas Company plant. William 8. jack
son, special counsel for the city in the
case, has repeatedly urged that Mr..
Little be invited to the plant, but Mr..
Moran at the last hearing sidestepped
tho suggestion. Yesterday Mr.. Jackson
said that as long as the company has
called him as a witness 1t should extend
an invitation to visit the gas works. and
william A. Prendergast, chairman OF
the commission, added that the qualifi-
cation of the witness as an expert would
seem to make the invitation advisable.
Robert NJ. Searle. consulting engineer
for the company. told the commission
that consumers who complain of poor
gas or poor service don't know what
they are talking about and that only
experts are capable of an opinion. When
asked if housewife might not judge
competenty II 1t took her fifteen minutes
to bring a pan Of water to boil on her
gas range when the same amount OF
water usually came to>a boil in five
minutes he answered that factors might
prevail which would render her judg-
ment concerning the gas and its trans
mission of no value whatever The hear
ing will be resumed November /.
Fifty thousand gas consumers in
westchester county are watching with
interest an injunction suit brought yes
terday by the village of Peekskill against
the Peekslxill Light and Railroad COM
pany. to prevent tho collection Of a go
cent service charge The suit was ar
gued before Justice Morschauser, who
asked for briefs and reserved decision.
Service charges are collected in Yonk-
ers. Tarrytown, Ossining, Mount Vernon
and New Rochelle. Peekskill asserts
the company's franchise prevents it
from charging more thar 50 a thousand
for gas. A rate OF s1.70 plus so cents
service charge makes, customers who use
less than 1000 feet pay more than the
franchise limit.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN RANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
JoMS T5ltsd stasss GSyrt wsps ,u,a,n.
tractor. sos East Sixth street. Liabilities.
20.2S3; no assets. Principal claims
Standard Building Supply Company. $3.249;
Donner Lumber Company. $5.296; Isaac
Goldberg. $1,000.
ANNA RAUCH-Involuntary S1s Foreham
road. Liabilities. $4,000; assets. $500.
Principal claims American Lady Corset
Company. Inc. q 200: r. g. Corset Com
pany. Inc. si.7oo; julius Kayser Co.,
NUT HOUSE OF NEW YORK, INC.-Invoi-
untary; nut salters, 20 Fulton street. Prin-
cipal claims: Joseph A. zaloom. 81 900;
Or. Italian Goodman, $1,000; Charles
NORMAN sINGER-Inyoluntary; las West
Twenty-eishth street and 20 West Seven
teenth street. Principal claim: Leitman 4
CODE BJjREAU-voluntary codes. 90 War
ren street Liabilities. Sa.o78; assets. $3.50.
pfrincip9i claims; American Code Company,
s21e; David A. Morrison, 81. .25s.
REDWINE BUSSEY PROCESS COMPANY
Ia Involuntary; developing coal properties, 2Ss
Cardwell, $l2e Ralph l.. Merrill. 800;
Merrill Brothers Co.. Inc. S1.440.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Schedules in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
MANHATTaN ssa sr Doll DOLL con coMpANY. mo. 74t
Fifth avenue--Liabilities. $ss.eo1: assets.
1913. Principal claims: Borsfeldt Z Co.
S1,l1S: Baker Advertising Agency, $3,17S;
Davis voltsch. Sl.113.
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Grubb. in United States Court, yes
terday granted discharges In bankruptcy 70
the following:
Richard J. Conheim. Edward Mailer. Rob
ert Oldschewski William Meyer. Jack NJ
Gray, Goldman g. Eisnan, Leon Linder
Abraham Borans and Milton Dean.
RECEIVER IN EQUITY.
ALART MCGUIRE COMPANY-Judge
fard 40
appointed Charles r. Ross receiver in equity
for Alart & MCGUIRE Company, pickles. 63
Veeey street, under bond Of $500. In an
action by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company
OF Wheeling. creditor for "a, 864. Liabilities
are said to be about S5O0. .000 assets not
given. Company operates several plants
and has about fifty stations In New York,
New Jersey, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin.
RECEIVERS In BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
day In United States Court were:
MAX SOLOMON, mems furnishings, 943
$1,000.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
EASTMAN KODAK co.
CUTS WAGES 2OP. G.
Many Officers and Special En-
ployees Unaffected, Having
Had No Raise.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoHK HmALD
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Oct 3.-Cuts rang.
ing from 10 to 20 per cent. were made
in wages and salaries OF the Eastman
Kodak Company employees to-day. In
accordance with an announcement made
recently by the company.
A considerable number Of the officers
and special employees of the company
are not affected by the cut owing to the
fact that they did not receive rise cor
responding to that of the factory work
ers when the cost of living WIS going up
In a statement issued to the employees
the company says that increasing COM
petition from abroad. particularly in the
way OF German cameras and films, must
be met by lower costs of manufacture
the best possible workmanship and de-
creased selling costs. Recently sales De-
gan to fall off to great extent in all
markets. domestic and foreign, because
of diminished purchasing power.
The Kodak Park plant of the company
has not been affected as severely as the
camera works. owing to the fact that
films for motion pictures are made at
the former plant, and the market for
films is still fairly active. Hours of
labor have been reduced and in some de-
partments there has been a complete
'ayoff Of workers for the time.
Stress is laid on the fact that as BUSH
ness begins to revive competition is
found to be increasingly severe and that
1t is to meet this situation and other
changed conditions brought about as a
result Of the war that wages must be re-
duced to the lowest figure consistent
with the cost of living.
According to figures recently compiled
by the Rochester Chamber of Commerce,
the cost Of living In Rochester has de-
clined approximately 20 per cent from
the peak Of several months ago. The
Eastman Kodak Company's reduction in
wages is based on the figures Of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Employees of the company for the
last few years have had the privilege
of purchasing company stock at par,
although the market price Is well above
$500 a share. As large numbers of en-
ployees now hold allotments Of stock,
which has been approximating SO per
cent. in dividends in recent years, their
situation is not regarded as particularly
unfortunate. even though wages have
been cut to considerable extent.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy Mail.1

HALIFAX. NIB. Sept so-saiied, str CHG
necto (Br), Barbados, &C.
LUNENBURG. Ms. Sept os-sailed. schi
Gilbert w Walters (Brc. Sydney (to load fol
MONTREAL. Sept so-Arrived. strs Peter
ton (Br). Genoa; Hesperides (BD. New
York; Alfred Nobel (Nor), Shields; Man.
chester Division CBr). Manchester; Cairndht
(Br). Leith.
Arrived 29th. strs westplein Dutch)
Barry; Baychino CBr). Hudson Bay ports.
Sailed 18th. str Canadian sealer (Br). 81
Johns.
Sailed 30th, strs Minnedosa (Br). Liver.
pool; Otta (Nor). Ardrossan; Western Plains
Rotterdam and Hamburg Evros lGreelO
Genoa: Wisely (Br), Rotterdam and Liver
pool; vela Nor), Hamburg; Canadian
Coaster lBr). West Indies; Canadian Com
QUEBEC, Sept 2e-Arrived. str Canadian
Carrier (Br), Demerars.
SYDNEY, CB. Sept 29-Arrlved. str sheba
(Br). Quebec.
Arrived 2eth, schr Excelda QBr), Bay Rob-
erts; 26th, str WatulSa (Br), 81 Johns.
Sailed 28th, strs Coban (Br), Halifax
Modesto (Nor), from Montreal for Rotter-
dam.
Sailed goth. str Daehnd CNor, Newfound-
land.
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Naval Orders
specsol Despatch TO THE Nrw YORK Hz,ALp
New York Herald Bureau.

New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C.. Oct. 3.
Thsse navy orders have been made public:
Resy Admiral Guy II. Burrage. to COM
mauder, destroyer squadrons, Pacific fleet;
Rear Admiral Ashley II. Robertson. to com
Inander. destroyer sauadrons. Atlantic fleet: I:
Capt Frank T. Evans. 10 command naval
training station. Newport, r. L.: Capt
Alfred w. johnson, 10 commander, air
squadron. Atlantic fleet: Capt. Henry r.
Lsckey, 70 commander. mine squadron, At
lantio fleet: Capt. Cyrus n. Miller, to chief
Of staff. commander, destroyer sousdrons
Pacific fleet; Capt. Henry G. Muslin. TO
commander. air sauadrons, Pacific fleet;
Capt.. Harry II. Yarnell. to chief of staff
commander. destroyer squadrons, Atlantic
fleet; Commander Carl c. Krakow, TO u. g.
s. Kansas; Lieutenant Commander Joseph
Basr, TO u. 8. s. Connecticut: Lieutenant
Commander william II. Burtis, 20 Naval
Hospital. Washington; Lieutenant-comman-
der Eddie J. Estess. TO r. 4. Philadelphia;
Lisutsnant-Commander Herbert w. Under
wood. 70 U. q. g. Connecticut; Lieut.. Robert
y. Randolph; to y; s. s. Olympia; Lieut.
orders: Lieutenant Commander Tohn n
Borden. 20 Y. s. 8. BUSHNELL Lieutenant
Commanoer Roscoe NJ. Waterhouse. to ma
"
ant t-Commandsr Arthur 70. Younle 10 duty
marine barracks, Quantico. Va; Lieut. John
Y. brady, to u. s. &. Wyoming; Lieut.
Francis X. Maher. TO Eleventh Naval de.
trict; Vice Admiral william n. Shoemaker
10 command Battlerhip Squadron No. A.
rsciuc fieet capt Edward II. Campbell. 70
Chief o. Staff, commander, Battieship
SQUADRON No T. Pacific fleet; Capt. Claude
q. Bloch. to commander, Mine sauadron No
.. Pacific fleet; Lieutenant Comma ndsr
Ernsst J. Bankenship. 10 Thirteenth Naval
district; Lieutenant-C Commander Stanley O.
Canine. 10 Naval Academy. Annapolis. Lieu
tenant Commander Charles NJ Elder, 10
command submarine division o; Lieutenant-
Commander Otto NJ. Forster, TO r. 81 phila
dsiphiai Lieutenant Commander Dallas d
Izfisurs, TO navy yard. Portsmouth NJ H:
Lieutsnant Commander Albert s. Roobh. 10
Twelfth Naval DISTRICT; Lieutenant-Com-
mandef Barnard o. Wills, 20 bureau OF nav
ieation. Washington: Lieut.. Romeo q Jon
dreau, 20 Naval Academy AnnapoIis
Lieutenant t-Conrnander william w. Har,
gravc. TO naval air station Lakehurst
~ =. s,ieut Floyd z. Farber. retired
The New York herald., 1921-10-04


day, the first name being that OF the debtor:
MANHATTAN.
ACER, Frank Al. s. Duncan... $16e. 90
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING
AND WEAVING CORPN., INC
w. w. Shaw. w.................. 794.94
Williams ...................... $3.50
CAMPBELL, James W.-R. Jamison 366.9f
COLUMBIA OVERSEAS CORPN.
and Skeffington S. Norton-N. Z.
DOCK Co.. 3N. .1S
FRoTHINGHAM. Louis NIB. Alt
F'REEPoRT STEAM LAUNDRY ''
co. and Isidor Slobodnick-Troy
Laundry Machinery Co., Lid. s71.50
GIRDNER. Claude L., and Harold
vito. W. Rothfuss. ............ aas.2e
GOSS, Edith O.-American Bank. 1,199.05
GREASON MFG. co. - Employers
Mutual ms. co. of N. Y........,. 82o.so
HUGH 8. ROBERTS CO.--E. S.
Adkins 4 co. ...................... 4.24s.75
vico ct al. .................... 1,497. .ss
HERTEL, Max J.-Star Co. ......... 241.45
HARRIS, Albert H.-Exide Battery
Depot. Inc. ...................... 9o1. .s3
IMPERIAL PRINTING co. - Gin
oinnati Time Recorder Co. 80. 2oi.a2
IGNITION co. OF AMERICA-F.
A. Ryan. .........-...... 22112
JAMES A. McAI.LIsTER CO., INC.
Oliver Reeder & Son, Inc . 264. 30
KING James J.-Rudolph Wuriit-
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agan the property. 10ox1s4.sx irregular:
at 1901 University avenue.
j. Romaine Brown sold to Frank
Fanovich the property 25.2x irregular.
at S44S Kingsbridge avenue.
Valentine Behringer sold to Morris NJ
Taschler two story dwelling. 26x116.
at 324 East 18th street.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
aUEENs-RICHMoyD DEALS.

Hartley Homes, Inc. have sold four
OF their new type of two family houses
in Astoria to Curtis Hess, Barbara
Bauer, Henry q. and Mildred ID. st.
Clair and Karl vaupel
Cornelius G.. Kolff sold for John 7.
Wood vacant plot 65x1o0, on Hoyt
avenue, West New Brighton, to an In
vestor.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
voLIvA BETS $1,000 IT'S FLAT.
Zion Leader to Oner Reward for
Proof About world.

ZION, H., oct. "A reward Of $1,000
to any college professor or layman who
can prove the world Is n sphere or
moves will be offered by Wilbur Glenn
voliva. overseer OF Zion.
In an address in Shiloh Tabernacle
last night he reiterated his recent an
nouncement that the world is nat and
has no motion.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
GLEN COVE PLACE LEASED,

A. Clarke Bedford has leased for the
summer OF 1922 the residence OF william
4. Price at Glen Cove. l.. l., through
warren Mnrdock. The same broker has
leased the property of Charles NJ Pratt
al Glen Cove to Matthew NJ. Looram. o
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

KAToNAH IidHrING COW. H. '.l9iO
LTBRR ShsRnsf1 al.xahder-s sussman ssasS ssSS
al. .................... 2a1.e5
PATRICK, Jerome-C. B. Towns. 4S9 20
West FIfty-ninth St. Inc. -. so2. 20
Acheson Graphite CO.. ............ 1.os5.44
Garage, Inc. ...................... 2s3. .72
Trust Co. Of Binshamton. -. b.oss.s2
Hathaway, ............ 3o71l
and Trust Co. ................ 5.14s.s7
CO. INC.-E. A. Robertson. s4070
Ter .................... 244a5
WILLIAMS, Helen B.--v. Grosvenor 605.39
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name Is that of the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor, and date when
judgment was fled
MANHATTAN.
AMERICAN COTTON & GRAIN
EXCHANGE, INC.-Coopers FL
nancing Co.: March IS. 1920 (can-
ceued) ................-.... .6s
SAME-Same .................... 2,177.60
celled) ............. .......:..:.... 2s.77o.72
Gus; April IL, i91T 1T............... 1.554.oa
March "a. 1920 (canceiled). -. 1.11o.2e
STEVENS, Nick, and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co.-Peopie, &C.;
SMITH, sTrf y Mary. and New Amsterdam V'OV
Casualty Co.-Same; Sept. %,
1870 .......'............. ooo.OO
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

nlTY SCHOOL. 90 West 10th street.
Rk0I Secretarial training; individual
Unu instruction. Register now. Stu
dents under sixteen not admitted
The New York herald., 1921-10-04
JUDGMENTS FILED.

The following judments were filed yester-
day. the first name being that Of the debtor:
MANHATTAN.
The New York herald., 1921-10-04

GIVE your son four-square educational
equpment. Write for The Pennington
s, luea. $50 year. FRANCIS HARVEY
SCHOOL, Pennington. ". j
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

AGENTS-Men. 600 wanted at once: Thomas
Duplex coats: one side stylish fall top
coat. other stormproof raincoat; two
coats for the price OF one; you simply wear
coat and book orders: do all delivering
and collecting: earn SIS 20 500 a week. or
50 an hour for spare time; paid at once;
no capital or experience needed. coat free TO
workers.: you can make from $500 to $500
every month; write quick for Information.
THOMAS MFG. CO.. section 1919. Dayton.
Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

CANvASSER'9 agent TO sell Insurance.: sup-
PLY everything needed. Write Genailie. b5T
W. 177th. New York.
NEW piece special safety razor combins-
tion, 81; agents price Csc: guaranteed
TO sell fast as you show Il: send no money.
United Soap Works 15 Park place.
SALES agents and solicitors wanted stipu-
lated territory: start at once; hardwars
guaranteed: enormous demand clean cut
pI oposition; sell direct; commission. Drawer
l.. Erie Pa
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
81 u A T / o N S
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

FARM MANAGER Wishes position on
estate or commercial farm; IS years.
practical experience North and South
1.-TWO years agricultural college). from
hired hand to manager; expert on
general farm crops, vegetables and
fruits, laying out Of grounds. flower
tered cattle. horses. swine, sheep and
poultry. butter making and all around
work. running all up to date farm
machinery and the repair OF same;
farm buildings: American. So, mar
ried, and can give tho best of refer
ences as to ability; at present en-
ployed in New England; will only
consider places large enough to de-
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