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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-22
PARTY. ACTION NECESSARY

The more the American people think the more fully
and heartily they will agree with the sentiments expressed by
President Harding his to congress declaring the
STABILITY of party action in national must nave ma
t;ona by majores and party government BY
iOies The present majority not the result
Individual victories merely but the result Of
cannot better stated than in President
Grantng that we are fundamentally representative pop
,ar government with political parties the governing agencies
helieve the political party power should RESPONSE
bit determine upon policies the conference which supple
en conventions and election campaigns and then strive Tor
"There vastly greater secrit immensely OF the
national viewpoint much larger and
where our along party lines in the broad and ot-
tier sense than to divide geographically or according 70 pu
SUITS or personal following. zg48 s4 8##.$s, ~ -
For century third parties have been charged with
responsibility and held 70 strict accounting When they tail
they relieved Of authority and the system has brought us
to a national eminence no less than world example
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-22
THIs'ls EN- oURAcING

Our old friend J. opsah Of Bemidi takes his rusty
pen in hand this week aim the following atps: Don't be
afraid Jump into the fight for the state We
enjoy digging into you have into others NJ Opsanl
further opnes that whoever elected should make war on
Jens bossomed forth with good sug-
gestion when he said that says the Baudette Region
Don't start scrap with Jens Bill at least not until the
sentiment against county division has evaporated 5a<
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-22

Santa Claus never forgets the ba.
bies aud each year presents their
little belongings made in new aud
pretty ways. This year "nightin-
gales and hornets seem even better
than their predecessors. A set to
match Is shown above, made Of fine
flannel and trimmed with narrow
satin ribbon gathered along one edge
and feather-stltched down. A frill OF
narrow lace finishes theEeap.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-22
HOMEGROWN PEACHES

The Minnesota Peach Short Cake team won first honors
The Chicago International Livestock Exposition don
know what Peach Short Cake team was doing at lvesocl
show hut we do know these peaches from Mower county
They'll be raising peaches in Bera county in few years
and then what? Be careful there Cass county only nome
grown" count ,-,4% -. ~ H. s fs%sf{ %E4sR& a:, ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-22
sPEAKINGOF CASES.

Here's the Baudette Region hands u.s. There are al
ready forty at the Bemd term OF court
but they kind they used at
Bill Judge the county attorney and Mayor Garock
been saving few for celebration after the term
Of court opens -, -. +.s,~ .c.#. Isl. & ri
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PORT SAID. May 23--Arrived. str Lyon.
Maru (Japl New York via Alexandria fol
sailed 10Th, Str Tasmania (Sw). from Cal
PRoGfaEso. May io-Arrived. str Cissy
(Nor). TaInpico Ito sail Goth for New
REVAL., May 1o-Arrived. str vincennes
Bridge, New York.
RIO JANEIRo, May 22-Arrived. strs Ker-
NIT. Hamburg for Buenos Aires: Aragonia
Arrived sd. str Canadian Volunteer (Br).
ROTTERDAM. May ls-Arrived. str West
Sailed Ieth, str stegelborg (Nor). Norfolk.
Sailed Goth. str Ryswyk Dutch, Hampton
SANTOS, May 21--Arrived. str Tocsntins
'SAyoNA' May 2o-saiied. str Asuncion de
Larrinaga (Br). Galveston.
SHANGHAI, May 1e-Arr!ved. stx SuraAtTs
Maru (Jap). New Orleans.
Sailed goth, str Broad Arrow. San Fran
SINGAPORE, May 22-sailed. str City OF
Dunkirk (Br). from Manila for Boston soo
ST NAzAIRE, May 2i-sailed. str Admiral
Hastings (Br), Hampton Roads.
SYDNEY. cB. May 21-Arrived. str Shelley
'tg2 sydney, SsgS. Ssw, May si-Arrived. str osira
(Br), ST John. NIB. 80
TABLE BAY. May 21-saiied. str Clan
Macintosh o tgr'. s bost9a. s.u.a afr o,ynpe
(Fr) New York.
VALPARAISO, May 2o-Arrived, str Esse-
ouibo (Br) New York.
sVENicE. May 14-Sailed. str Fiume utaD
New York.
VICToRIA, BE. May 2s-Arrived. str Natal
(Dan). Callao. -
yIGO. Nav 22-Arrived, strs Bellerby (Br),
New York: Cardingshire (Br), Galveston.
WELLINGTON. May 20--Arrived, str Ia
hiti (Fr), San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA, May 1s-Arrived, str West
Islip, San Francisco.
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rhys fBr). Rio Janeiro: Howard. Boston;
schr Mary Diebold. do.
Kia Ora CBD. New Zealand. ii II Asqnth
(BD. Hull; Western Light. Rotterdam
biricos (Greek). Manchester; Melrose. Bos-
NEWPORT, III. May 24-Arrived. tug Cat
awissa, Philadelphia, towing barges Nesham-
my. for Boston. Suffolk for Plymouth. and
Bast. for Portsmouth.
NEW LONDON. @, May 23EIn port. tug
Narragansett. New York. with barges Scan
lon ai.l EAAton, for FAN River. Taunton and
Warren. for Taunton. and Remus. for Prov
PORTLAND. o. May 23--Arrived. str AK
maar (Dutch), Valparaiso.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. May 23-Arrived. strs
Sailed 23d. strs Neidenfels (F'r). South
American ports: Salahadji Dutch. Ram-
burg Sa!t at,s Of M MezISS so Ssaeoha
PENSACOLA. Fla. MAY 2e-Arrived. strs
Iddesleigh (Br). Galveston tand sailed for
Italy): Media (Br). Galveston.
strs Mount Vernon CNorj. Port Antonio; Bel
vernon tNor), do; Matanzas, Nuevitas; Col
Togus, Boston: schr Rosalie Hull, George
town. BG (not Brunswick as before re-
Cleared 2lst. schr Lydia Mcclellan Baxter.
Cleared Gath, strs Poland (Br). Danzig via
New York. Hamburg and Linau. u
Roads; strs Salvation Lass. Sasua; Evelyn.
Norfolk; Italia (Sw). Havana.
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater oath. $3.50
AM. tugs Henrico, towing barges ArsShSny
and Cumberland; Ii 80 AM, Mary Nc
Nally. towing barge Hallowell.
Passed out 23d, 8 PM, strs Gulfmaid. Rhii~
adephia for Port Arthur: oath, S:4o AM,
Annetta, do for Sama.
Sailed 9th, II AM. tug Falcon, seaward:
In harbor Gath, AM tugs Battleboro: AN,
Bathgate. with barges.-Wind NE. 80
miles: hazy; moderate sea.
PORTLAND, Me. May 24-Arrived, schr
Harriet Whitehead New York
POINT JUDITH. RI. May 23-Passed, tug
watuppa. towing barges Randolph. Boston
for Perth Amboy. Henry EndIcott do for
Robbins Reef, Brocton, from Fall River. and
Braddock, for New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 23-Sailed.
strs San Juan, Balboa: Creole State Manila.
Sailed 21st str Anatina (Br. Yokohama: :
schr Rata (Fr). Apia.
Arrived 22d. schr Annie Johnson. Hama.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. May 2S-Arrved. str
Amur Maru Jap). New York for Kobe. &c.
SEATTLE. Wash. May 24-Arrived. str
Durham Maru Jap). Yokohama ship Chilli
cothe, Manila.
SAVANNAH. Ga. May 24-sailed. str City
OF Savannah, New York.
Cleared oath. strs Brasher. Liverpool; Aga
wan, do.
TAMPA. Fla, May 24-Sailed. str Remlik
(Nor), Kingston via Georgetown.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Fordham Buy. More Ground.
BROOKLYN MARKET REPORTS.

James +. Rcrns OF the James r.
Kerns Company sold the following plots
in Bay Ridge; For w. 8. Payton six
teen lots on tho west side of Fifth ave-
nue.. including four corners from Eighty
second street TO Eighty-fourth street. TO
=. J. Carley for the Orsbee Company
.he northwest corner OF Sixty-hfth street
and Eighth avenue, consisting OF a plot
S0x100 for A. & Y. Peters n plot 40x
100 In the Crescent Hin section. south
side OF Eighty-hrst street. between Mar
rows avenue and Colonial road also for
W. 9. Payton the southeast corner OF
Fifth avenue and Eght-fourth street TO
tho Senator Holding Company. which
will erect stores and apartments on the
site
Bukiey a. Horton Company sold 1922
Pacific street, three story dwelling.
2ox10o. for Agnes NJ. Drew OF Washing
ton. y. c.
Martin Company leased for y. Trakt-
man TO Jackie Merselsen the dwelling
at sc Joralemon street.
B. Y. Knowles Company sold 2e3
PULASKI street, two story dwelling, for
a Mrs Donnciiy 70 a Mr.. Rousch
Realty Associates sold vacant plots
on the southeast corner OF Forty-sev-
enth street and New Utrecht avenue.
iiosSx11e2bs Irregular and the south
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas l.. Gilman Co. leased an
apartment OF seventeen rooms and four
baths in 27o Park avenue 10 Mrs. John
g. Mccullough. whose house, SO PARK
avenue was recently sold to the Prince
ton Club IN connection With Mrs Jen-
nlngss house. S6 Park avenue also an
apartment in 30 East Sixty-fourth street
to Mrs. Max Flcischmann and n 123
East Seventy-sixth street for John l.
Downey 20 r.. A. Perry.
Alfred p. Coburn leased an apartment
IN III West Eighty-frst street.
J. B English leased for John 3.
Spencer 10 Howard w. Quimby the four
story dwelling at 230 West Forty-eighth
street.
Leroy Coventry rented the three story
dwelling at 112 West Ninety-fourth
street. 17x11410, for J. D. Smith.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Automobiles Stolen.

Tho following automobiles were reported
stolen last night at Police Headquarters:
Chandler touring: dark blue body; blacl
gear and dark blue wooden wheels. license
No. f4fi3 ~. y: motor No. 69fif.
Ford 1920 sedan; license No. 1870 ~. w.,
motor number unknown.
Dodge 1920 touring license No. iee3o5 ". "
motor No. 56T7se.
Ford sedan license No 1472s7 N. T.; motor
No. 44spg74
Ford 1920 sedan; license No. 1f640s NJ. ".
motor No. 4A054o0.
Pierce Arrow 1920 sedan; dark green body
license No. 7GO NJ j.; motor No. 1882.
Ford 1920 touring license No. 137s7 N. X.
motor No. 309s25s.
Ford 1920 sedan: license No. 245405 NJ. T.
motor No. 490t1p5.
Autooar two ton truck: license No s45oTC
NJ. ": motor No. 260a5.
Paige 1918 touring burr brown; license No
II 120 ". y; motor No. p13f7.
Dodge 1910 touring; license No. 85552 NJ. Y.
motor No. 336l4s.
Oidsmobllc 1919 touring; green; license No
X $50 Nv. y; motor No. 0f12o41.
Shaw 1918 taricah: brown and white. II.
cense No p253s n. y motor No. 1890.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
DEMAND FOR RENTING
SPACE REMAINS FIRM

William G. Mclean, Inc. leased for
Rae Hoffman the five story building
at West Twenty-hrst street, 276x92.
to Samuel Newman at an aggregate
rental of $4,000.
NJ g. l.. Hess, Inc, leased the third
floor in 81 East Twenty-second street,
containing approximately 5000 square
feet to Glendinning McLeish g. Co. deal
ers In linens, at an aggregate rental OF
approximately 100000; also the second
floor In 80 West Thirty-second street, to
the National Garment Company and
seventeenth floor in 80 West Thirty
second street to Morris Feinberg, as n
showroom and salesroom for ladies'
waists.
Alfred r. Coburn leased space in 400
Pearl street to Steinway Press
b. Metz & Co. leased for Hankin &
Rubin, the store In 17s Second avenue
for ten years 20 the Cafe Commercial
Louis Schrag leased store In 1853 West
Twenty-second street TO the American
Silk Yarn Company; also leased store
I'm 122 West Twentieth street to Frank
DIM.
He'll s. Stern leased in 105 Madison
avenue the fifteenth floor 10 Epstein
Underwear Company. and the seventh
floor to Kamy Cloak Company. Inc.
Everett NJ. Seixas Company leased
for the Singer Sewing Machine Company
offices on the fifteenth floor 149 Broad
way. TO Richard Eyre. formerly OF Ken
yon & Kenyon.
Harris. vought q Co. rented a store IN
20 East Eighty-third street TO Louis
Weiss: also Offices In 1882 broadway
TO David F. Greenberg, Leo Levitan,
and Rosenberg q Cohen.
Albert r. Ashforth. Inc. leased office
space In 1887 Broadway to Arthur Klein
Cushman Wakefield, Inc. leased
offices In the Canadian Pacific Building
Madison avenue, Forty-third TO Forty
fourth streets. TO Goodyear Lumber
Company, William A. Milligan and
Ward a. Jernigan.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
[By Mail.


ALEXANDRIA, May 7-sSailed. str Kaiomc
(Br) Boston and New York.
BARCELONA May 15-Arrfved, str Lake
Elmsford. Genoa. &c. for Rotterdam.
BATHURST, NIB. May 1e-Sailed, str Ca
madam Miner (Br). Montreal (to load fo'
CARBoNEAR. NE, May 15---Arrived pre-
viously, schr Ariceen (Br), Cadiz.
GENOA, May 17-Arrived. str Eastern
Merchant, Bizerta (and sailed 18th Tor BAL
GRAND BANK, Mt. May 15-sailed pre-
viously, schr General 1ronsides (br), bar
bados.
HAVANA, May 14-Salled. schrs Atagracia
CDom). Las PalInas; 18th, Bernice n l6rl
La Have. -,
NUEvITAs. May 1s-Arrived. str Lake
PORT UNION. May 16--sailed previously
schr Novelty (Br), Naples.
QUEBEC, May 21--Arrived. strs Nina Bres
sRD, Halifax tand sailed 22d on return
22d, Thomas Drummond (Br). Sydney.
Sailed ofst, str. Sheba (Br). Sydney.
sALINA CRfz. May 17-sailed. st'
TAMPICU. May 17-Arrived. str Agwistar
New Orleans. &C, via Tuxpam
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE,

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE)
10 about 7 miles is9 deg from Fire Island
lightship.)
May II. lat 50 81. lon "A Os so. an uprish,
spar projecting about feet out of water
apparently attached TO the bottom.
May IA. about Z miles east of Winter
Quarter Shoal ightship. piece OF wreckage
about 80 feet long and 30 feet wide, with a
square hatch In the centre.
May 81. lat S6 4S. lon rs "a. an obstruction,
dangerous TO navigation.
May %. lat "a 20. lon 7o o3 so, derelict,
bottom up. painted red. CThis Is probably
the same dereict reported on May 10. Goth
and 2ist. in. respectively. lat 33 %, lon 10 %
lat 50 81, Ion 70 10. and lat "a 10. len T6).
May 20. lat 81 81. lon rs 0S. an obstruc-
tion dangerous TO navigation.
May 20, lat % "A. lon Sc 4s, the barge Ale
gheny was abandoned In a waterlogged con-
dition; bow projecting about 80 feet out OF
water.
May IT. lat 80 O3. lon 81 0S. a wooden dere-
lict awash, about 100 feet long apparently a
schooner. Crhis is probably the derelict re-
ported on April Fl In lat 80 10. Ion 81 22).
May 0. lat 10 A. Ion At. drifting mine.
with three horns. floating high In the water.
May 20. lat II N. lon 70 4e w. a large
tree, about 40 feet long. with roots showing
feet out of the water.
April 2S, lat 80 IS N, lon d7s 80 e, a large
spar, about 80 feet long. with submerged
wreckage attached.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
AMERICAN PORTS,
rBy Mail.1


ARKANSAS PASS. Tex. May 2t-Sailed
motor Katherine. New Orleans.
GRAYS HARBOR. Wash, May 1S-Saied,
str Colin II Livingstone. Tacoma.
HONOLULU, May 17--Sailed. schr Watson
A West. Winslow: 10th. str Shinyo MARI
HOUSTON, Tex. May 19--Arrived, str'
Harry Farnum. Tampico; Goth. Truxton
Frontera.
MANILA. May 14-Sailed. str West Neris.
Mediterranean ports.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. May 22-Arrived
barge Ephrata, Philadelphia.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. May 20-Sailed str
War Nizam (Br), Glasgow.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 1s-Saied. str
r Hanna, North Pacific coast port.
SAN JUAN. PR. May, 12-Arrived, strs
Lake Glendale. Macoris: 18th. Hornp!
Castle (Br). Antwerp, &C; schr Jacob W
Hook, Baltimore: 18th. strs Prins Frederit
Hendrix (Dutch), Port au Prince (and sailed
for Havre): Ariadne Dutch. San Domingo
Montevideo (Sp). Laguayra; schr Johr
Frances, Mobile and Jacksonville.
SABINE. Tex, May 20-Sailed, str Cana
dian Sealer (Br). Quebec.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Chauncey r. Griffcn & Co. sold fol
Mrs Beda johnson her new dwelling
on Wolfs lane. Pelham. NJ Y. to Ray
n1ond Crane. manager of Hooven type
writer service.
Burke Stone. Inc, sold for Miss Caro-
line z. Strong of this city two lots in
the Armour Villa Park section Of Bronx
vile TO Margaret III. Brettel
J. Clarence Davies leased for Horace
w Gridley his house at Pelham Heights.
~ Y. to Paul r. Evans
Nash q Kennedy rented for DR.. w.
Melvin Whitlock HIS Scarsdale home,
Furnished. for the summer to Max r.
Engel: also for DR.. William Harvey
King OF Scarsdale his home. furnished,
for the winter to Samuel Norris.
DeBlois & Eldridge rented for Mrs.
G. s. Spencer. Chastellux. at Newport
10 A. v. II. Stuyvesant for the summer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
BIG FLATS AND PLOTS
LEAD BRONX TRADING

The 23sth Street Construction Corpo-
ration sold TO Frank Read the two Ave
story apartment houses. 1O0xlOo. at the
northwest corner of 23sth street and Re-
view place. one block east OF Broadway.
The houses have accommodations for
nifty families. J. Clarence Davies and
A. d. Phelps negotiated the sale.
Alexander SelkIn and Carl Jaffee sold
FOR John Shmults the fve story apart
ment house with stores. 42.sxi06. at
r15 Prospect avenue.
Il. NJ Phelps sold for Marie Rup-
precht TO Abraham Marmar s53-s55
BeelSman avenue. a FIVE story twenty
family nat 5Ox100, with rentals OF
ss.1o0 and held at $4,000: also sold
229 Brown place. corner i3sth street,
nve story flats. 32xs5. with two stores
and twelve families. held at s4s, 600, and
FOR Joseph Glass TO Robert Armstrong
$50 East 1Seth street a four story hat,
25x100.
Walter T.. Brown sold for Mrs. Eva
V. G Hawkes. the northwest corner OF
Webster avenue and East 18TH street.
ten city lots. 1oox264, 10 a client who
will Improve tho site with a two story
store and oflce building.
Kurz q Uren sold for Or. Nelson
Smith. Jr. the northeast corner OF 1s1st
street and Brook avenue, 15sx5O. TO
Saul Bloom and Louis Rubin, who will
erect an Office building with stores on
the ground floor.
Edward Caterson sold TO Thomas r.
Uren the southwesterly corner OF 237th
street and Matilda avenue. a vacant lof.
25x100. through r. William Eggert.
William J. GabeI sold for George @.
Guigues TO Sackheim a Weissberg, BOx
100. on Crotona Park North, 81 feet
west OF the corner of Crotona Park
North.
Mrs. James Harden. whose residence
Ia on Fieldston road south OF West 250th
street, has just purchased three and a
half additional lots adjoining her prop
crty through George Howe.
Rasmussen & Sauter sold for Thomas
Gallagher the two family dwelling. 25x
100, at 1905 Loring place to Bertha
ofndin.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
ESTATES APPRAISED.

JOHN d. TILDER april 3. 1920, leaving
an estate OF tT5.242 Son and daughtsr
John rhldcr. Philadelphia. and Rohccca i.
Rapp, Cincinnati. receive t3T 1921 each
KATHERINE u. LAWRENCE (Decenber
20. 1920. leaving an estate Of siea, ,h55
Husband John Burling Lawrence i26 East
Thirtieth street, receives s7p.54T Daurh-
ter, Mary Newbold Lorton. Garden City.
l.. l.. receives life interest in sio2 oos
Cathedral OF 81. John the Divine and Trim
ity Church receive 5000 and $4,000, re-
spcctiveiy.
ANNIE LEARY april Q. iafo). leaving an
estate Of 1912, 1874. The Roman Catholic
Archbishop OF the New York diocese re-
ceives $500, 900 and the Arthur Lcary Me
mortal Chapel Mission. situated on tho
grounds Of Bellevue Hospital, $1,000
Nieces. Anna Leary, 1870 East Sixty third
street; Louise Ieary. same address
Alice Berry. ~ Morton street. Brooklyn
Annie n. Varet. same address, each receive
one-fourth the residue and bcduests as fol-
lows: sos. .ss4. ~. $40. 81. 3s6 and 81, 1889.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
ASTORIA BRING $I29,352

Joseph p Day held yesterday an
other successful auction sale, involving
vacant land on Astoria, Wilson. Eleventh
and Twelfth avenues, Long Island City,
for the trustees and heirs of the estate
OF the late John D. Crimmins. Nor
gan J. O'Brien. Thomas Crimrnins, Cyril
Crimmius. the American Trust Company
and Cyril n. Burdett, trustees The Of
fering consisted of 152 lots, which were
sold for $12s.352, or an average OF 1851
lot.
The corner of Astoria and Eleventh
avenues. 21x8o. was sold for s2,05o. and
the corner OF Astoria and Twelfth ave-
nues brought the same price. inside
lots on Astoria avenue ranged from
s1,100 to 1880 each. Corners on Will
son avenue brought from .!S1,10o to
81, 900 each and inside lots from $500
TO s1.100 each.
The south corner of Astoria and
Twelfth avenues sold for s1,150, and the
adjoining lot brought the same price.
Inside lots on Eleventh avenue, between
Flushing and Wilson avenues, brought
$3.50 each, and the abutting lots on
Twelfth avenue were sold from $3.50 to
$3.50 each; Eleventh avenue lots. be-
tween Wilson and Vandeventer avenues.
$500 each.
I'VE are In a most active market for
vacant land In Long Island CITY," said
Mr.. Day after the sale, land the demand
is not nearly satisfied. People are just
beginning to realize the advantages of
this section Of New York city It's won
dsrful transit facilities and Its adapta-
bility for building Improvement.
II look to see a building movement OF
magnitude started within reasonable
time. and when this starts land values
should enhance. There is no question la
my mind but that building must be be-
gun soon so that the present acute hous-
ing situation will be relieved"
Col Thomas crimmins expressed him
self after the sale as being highly graft
fed with the results obtained by Mr..
Day and was surprised at the active bid
ding which maintained through the en-
tire session.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
IN THE AUCTION ROOM,
90 Wesley sTREET
NJ 1oaenb y Day

Az A. i62a. p, bi.2 n of seth e.. liz
Tss story dwelling. Philip Berolzheimer
w Fanny Grossrnan ct al; John p O'BIfen.
atty: John A Blake. ref: due. 6.523.Io
taxes. &C, ss37 So; adjourned 10 June J..
BY Bryan T.. Kennedy.
west i75th At. .. ooii n OF Macomb's
Road 10 iixf0O, vacant: Clarence W Eckhart
We G wilton S.oddard et al: WesseiInan
Rraus, atty: Douglas Mathewson, ref due.
sG54. SO; taxes. &C, sT00; 20 plaintiff, $500.
Grand nv, " 3, 1910 " g Of lT0th 81, 25.l0r
100 vacant: Clarence w Eckhardt vs. ~ VIII
ron stoddard et al. Wesselman Kraur.
atty: Douglas Mathewson, ref. due, tso5.Se;
taxes, a., s75; 70 w g Smith N,TI5.
BY Samuel Marx.
Jerome av. =, 256.G u 3 Of is4th 81, 25x
100 lxoB. .oxie4.4t, vacant; Emma NJ II
Wright et al W. James Zero ct al Sidney
bernstein, atty. Seymour Mork. ref due.
a.. .fo4.22; taxes, &C. 1850. TO plaintiff, $500.
Anderson av. q, 27T.b ~ OF 18TH -.
O.ixb1.6 70 shakespeare sy x42. iOx72.i, va
cant: Emma NJ VI Wright ~ nj vs John l.
Epina et al Sidney Bernstein, atty: Sey-
niour Mork. ref; due. 81. .04s.03: tarcs. &C,
$500: TO George Nelson, s.. 500
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Naval Orders
Special Despatch to TIE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Waahingtnn. ID. C.. May "a.
These naval orders have been made publ

THESE naval orders have been made pubIc
Commander G.. A. Alexander. to U. ;. :.
Rochester as executive officer; Lieutenant
San Francisco Lieut.. H. +. A. Baske. to
Marine Barracks San Diego: Lieutenant
Commander A. +. Cray. to Naval Academy
to naval air station, Cape May; Lieutenant
Commander J. 1, King. to DESTROYER force.
ply Corps. 10 ". S. s. Black Hawk; Lieuten-
ant Commander Richard H. Miller, NJ g. 10
u s. S. Connecticut Lieut.. Frederick Mui-
Lott q. Newton. Construction Corps, to con-
struction officer naval station. Key West
Lieut.. Norman Roberts, M O., to X. s.
stroyer force, Atlantic fleet; Lieut.. 4. III.
Stewart, to board inspection and survey, Pa
ant Commander r. ID. westfalI, TO duty
Asiatic station; Commander John W.. VII
cox, to navy yard, philadelphia; Lieut..
George Is. Wray. to ". s. s. ST. Louis.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

east corner of Forty-sixth street and
New Utrecht avenue. 55.Sx100.2x irregu-
lar. TO builder for immediate improve
ment. A. j. Murphy was the broker.
j. Laoov sold for the Land Improve
ment and Construction Company to
Lena Moroff a two family house with
double garage, 50xi00. at the northwest
corner of Avenue l. and East Twenty
second street.
Folsom Corporation leased 2s6 Allan
tic avenue. Alt Atlantic avenue and 400
to 410 State street to Charles Wild
hagen. G. r. Stetter and George Z.
Sheridan, respectively