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The New York herald., 1922-08-19
BRONX CORNER FLATS
IN TRADE FOR PLOT
RiUerdale Buyer Plans to
Build Home.

K. ]. Mas Realty Company. Inc. and
Michael Bonn sold for the West 190th
Street Corporation TO the r. l.. l.. Hold
ing Corporation, d. Picker president, the
northeast corner of Bainbridge avenue
and East 205th street, five story tax
exempt dllSup house, l2sxS4.2xirregular
feet, containing four stores and three,
four and five room suites. The rent roll
Is more than $4,000 and the property
was held at $4,000. The buyers gave
in exchange plot on Arthur avenue ad-
joining the Bergen Building. 1t fronts
200 feet on Arthur avenue and runs
back 1S6 feet TO Belmont avenue, and
was held at $120.000. The buyers gave
cash also. The attorneys for the buyers
were Kendall & Herzog. Morris Berko-
WITT acted as attorney for the sellers.
Ferdinand Kramer and Neuwirch sold
for cash 2036 Webster avenue, five story
apartment house. 50x127, near 179th
street. and held at 100000.
Arthur Cutler & Co. sold for j. Jovans
premises 1916 Brook avenue. six story
apartments. 41.7x90. having three four
and two three room apartments on
floor, and renting for $4,000. 1t was
held at $4,000.
Samuel ID. Babcock Estate sold one and
one-third acres of its tract with dwell
ing. 254th street and Arlington avenue.
Riverdale. through Louis W. Osterweis
and James j. Ryan. The purchaser will
tear down the dwelling and erect in its
place dwelling for his own use.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
PURSUERS GET WRONG
CAR AFTER BOY IS HIT
Guilty DriUer Escapes in Traf-
fic Congestion.

Motorists in the vicinity of Amster
dam avenue and Sixty-seventh street
went in pursuit last night of the driver
of a big touring car that knocked down
Martin Connolly, IL. of 207 West Sixty
seventh street, at that point, and then
increased speed t. escape.
Several drivers saw the accident and
there were shouts: Get him. !" Catch
that man - One car took the hoy 10
Roosevelt hospital. and other drivers
tuned up their motors and dashed after
the escaping car.
The chase continued to oSeventy-second
street and Broadway. where there was
confusion OF traffic A United State
mail truck driver Joined in, forged to
the lead and turntd on the trail of an
automobile which swung toward the
Hotel Ansonia.
Both cars stopped. The mail driver
Jumped out and questioned the drivs-
of the touring car. 1t was found how
ever, that this was a different car, and
the guilty driver bad escaped. The bo.
had severe cuts of the scalp and body.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By AIalll

BtIZzARps BAY tCape Cod CaraD. Mass.
Aug iG-Passed. tugs Energy, towing barges
Electra, from Boston. and George J Hughes,
Rockport for New York. Toiler. towing
barges Catherine. Howard and Agnes How
ard. Boston for do 18th. str II Devereux.
do for Norfolk.
CAPE HENRY. va. Aug 10. PM-Passed
out str Norfolk Norfolk for New Bedford.
HfLO. Aug i2-sailed, str Enterprise. San
Francisco.
HONOLULU. Aug i2--sailed. strs Manukai,
San Francisco. Crosahili (Br) Norfolk.
LYNN Mass, Aug iT-Sailed. echr West
way (not whiieway). Yarmouth land since
arrived at nostonl.
NEWPORT NEWS. va. Aug iG-Arrved
tues Eureka. towing barges Rarnstable and
Cardenas Fall River, Waltham. towing
barges Falmouth. DO. and Atlantic and
whitehead, from New York land VIII call
18th with bargcs Mount Hope and Atlantic,
for Providence, and Whitehead, for New
Hpven).
sailed f1,h tug waltham. towing barge
Mount Hone for Providence. and Whitehead.
for New Haven.
NORFOLK, Va. Aug 16--Arrlved, str But
tonwood Portland.
Sailed 10th. PM. tugs Covington. towing
ba rre; Peerless. towing 2 barges 18th, schr
John 4 Marfino Eastern port.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug fG-Arrived, ctr
Delaware, New York; nth. tug Lehigh, New
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
HELD PROPERTY rs YEARS.
Estate Sells Hester and SuffolL
Street Plot for Improvement.

Louis Freidel sold for the Frederick
Huner estate to Morris and Michael
Freedman s and 10 Suffof street and
13 and Is Hester street. northest corner
of Hester and Suffolk streets. 50x75. one
five and three three story houses. AL
bert w. Venino acted for the estate.
The new owners intend TO improve the
property with stores. The property has
been in the Huner family for seventy
five years.
Control of three dwellings. AZ to 81
East Sixty-irst street. on a combined
site Of 5Sx100.5, near Park avenue. is
passing to the newly formed Lyon
Arms. Inc, of which James A. Mears OF
the Fred #. Lew Company, Katherine
Is. Laupheimer and George H. Make
peace are the directors. Title to the
property stands in the name of the
Donco Company, represented by f. w.
Gordon, who resides in one of the
houses.
NJ Morgenthau, Jr, Company, Ever
ett NJ. Seixas Company, Cons, sold for
Meyer D. Rothschild his five story house.
676 West End avenue. '21x6s, to Cath
crime Kelly.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
DRY RAIDERS SCOUR
TOWNS IN NEW JERSEY
SomerDille, ManUilie and
Bound Brook Visited.

Several details of prohibition enforce
ment agents, accompanied by men from
the staff of Prosecutor A. NJ. Beekan.
made extensive raids In Somerset
county, N. j., yesterday. They took
with them a big automobile truck in
which to bring back evidence, planning
a particular drive on places that are
said to sell beer having more than
legal alcoholic content.
The agents returned to Somervllle
late in the afternoon. but would make
no. statement regarding their work.
They said. however, that they made
raids on a Somerville hotel, and on
grocery stores. confectioneries and
saloons in Manville, Bound Brook.
Raritan and other towns.
Capt. Irwin of Red Bank. n. j., has
asked the prohibition enforcement au-
thorities to help him find the bootleggel $
who stole his twenty-six foot moor
boat capable of making IS knots. The
boat was taken Wednesday from a
private pier at Red Bank, and is said
to have been seen In Jamaica Bay the
next day loaded with liquor.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
FOREIGN PORTS.
Tpv Nalfl

BARBADOS. Aur ARRIVED. ctr Lake
Gilfedee. Martiniqre fand sailed for Trlni-
dnd) ark Cnromoc fFrl. Havre fand eniled
nth for Guadeioupe) Cd. strs Caraquet fT}r) &,
81 Lucia (and sailed for s., NincenD Asiento
fDutch) Curacao fand called ID for Porto
RicoD schr Donald " (Rrl. 81 Johns: ID.
s,ra Canadian Coaster (Br) s, Vincent Cand
called 5fh FOR 81 KITS 9th .IMartinlque. st
Lucia land sailed sth for ~Coiombial qth.
Nattawa (BrD. bermuda (ard sailed for
Trinidad): schr Gen Geo 9 Hogg tBrl. ST
Johns
Sailed July 81 str Relay Ccablel. Rio
.Taneiro: Aur 2 erirs Richard n Silver tBr) .
Titrks Talhni Robert Dale fi3r). 81 Johns
Mt: 18th, y r Mckenzie fBr). Charlotte
town via Lrnenhurg 9Th. Lucia Dow.
Wilmington. NC; 9th. Roy Bruce tBr), Hall
fax: Nellie Louise CBrl. 81 Martns.
pATHTfpST, Nh. Aug iI-Arrived. echr
Marion l. Conrad tI}r), Barbados Via Lunen-
burg
BERMUpA. Aug i2-sai'ed. efrs Luteiiau
(rr) Evy West Canadian Forester CBrl
Montreal schr Aicaeus Hooper. Mobile and
Boston.
HAwKEsBuRY, Aug il-Pa.sed Schr iohn
Francis s,uard Portland. Me. for Resi-
gouche.
LrfNENRuRG. Aug iS--Arriveh. bark Maid
Of England fBr), 81 John.
ct JOHNS. NF. Aug fe--ssiled. ctr
sachem tBrl. from Boston and Halifax for
Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
SUBURBAN REPORTS.

F.. Irving Hanson. vice-president os
the Mallinson Silk Company, sold Georgi-
an Colonial style brick residence on
Overlook Circle. Becchmont Park. New
Rochelle, to Charles Stuart Folsom,
who viii. move this autumn to it from
his estate at Castle Haven, Cambridge.
Md Tha. property on Chesapeake Bay
consistin of $50 acres will be offered
for sale. George Howe was the broker
in the sale.
Scarsdaie Estates, Robert f. Farley
president. sold thee lots in Greenacres.
Scarsdale. to the Eisner-Stevens Com
pany. Inc. builders. who are planning
to build on them this autumn. and sold
for Max Kortlander his residence n
Prospect Park, White Plains. held NJ
$4,000.
Murray B. Parks sold his new Colonia'
style house on Bolton avenue. Pelham
Manor, to James A. McGrath of this
city. The house will be completed Dv
October for the purchasers occupancy
The property was held at S22,500.
Prince & Ripley sold for William X
O'Beirne his residence In Hartsdale
Park OF nine rooms with two acres of
land. The buyer is Victor Mingot. who
will occupy 1t.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
TALL APARTMENT
FOR EAST S7TH ST.
Site Bought for Fifteen Story
Structure Adjoins Park
Avenue Corner.

For the site of fifteen story apart
ment house Robert B. Bowler. repre-
senting the Cuidado Investing Company.
Inc, bought 10S and 110 East Eighty
seventh street, a plcs of 56x100 feet, IN
which are two five story flats adioiu-
ing the southeast corner of Park avenue.
The building will contain suites of two.
three and four non-housekeeping apart
ments. c. Grant LaFarge is the archi-
tect. The property was sold by the
Barney Improvement Company. through
Cyrille Carreau.
Other Multi Family House sales.
Louis S. Sommer sold for the Occi-
son president. 625 Columbus avenue,
northeast corner OF Ninetieth street.
five story flats and stores
J. S. Maxwell sold for the 435 Convent
Avenue Corporation. Max Letter presi-
dent. 4S5 Convent evenue, southeast
corner of 14eth street, 100x100, six story
flats, held ut $2a0.000, and renting for
$4,000.
Florea & Herbst. Inc. resold to
Charles T. Connolly 107 East 10th
street. four story flats and stores, c5x
100.
Oscar d. & Herbert " Dixie sold for
1WisHl y. f1drriS 1861 Lexington ave-
nue., fve story flats. northeast corner of
116th street and Lexington avenue.
which will be altered.
Fred Oppenheimer, president of the
Afo Realty Corporation. resold 156 First
avenue. north OF Ninth street, six story
mats and stores. through Biagio Caluro.
The property adjoins Public School 122
on the south and was acquired in July
by Mr.. Oppenheimer.
George S. Runk sold for Louise Booss
80 East 117th street. five story flats.
having a frontage of SO feet and as
sessed for $4,000.
Harlem Realty Company resold 1888
First avenue. fve story flats, to David
Karsenson.
Frederick Zittel & Sons sold for A.
Crosney $50 West Hath street, 6-story
mats. S7iax100, to client of 1. II. Porter
& Co. for investment The property was
held at s1s5.oo0.
Meister Builders. Inc, bought 1oS East
llSth street, five story flats, 27xloo, from
Mr.. Schwartz
Buys Cooperative Apartment.
Joint Ownership Construction Com
pany. Inc, Frederic Culver. president
sold an apartment in the building which
1t is about to erect at s55 Lexington
avenue near Seventieth street to Miss
r. Alice Austin of the Colony Club ana
Staten Island
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
Buys Cooperative Apartment.
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

David Becker sold to Sadie J. Tan
elevitz the six story apartments at 1870
and 1872 West 143d street, 41.Sx9s.1
Joseph Rosenzweig sold to Morris
Weber two five story flats at 313 and
315 West 11Sth street. 50x100.
Margaret S. Mitchell sold to 207 Sands
street Inc. 204 West Sixty-second
street. five story tenements. 25x1oo.5.
Nicholas A. Roelants sold to Wesley
9. Parks and Bradhurst avenue. two
five story flats. 45.2x764x irregular,
near 142d street.
Hudson p Rose Company resold to
Louis Portada 420 Pleasant avenue,
northeast corner OF 122d street. three
story flats. 19.11x74.
Construction Company sold to Mary
Pincer 1893 Third avenue, near Tooth
street. five story flats and stores. rs. 2x
1O5
Morris Beller bought 17s Avenue b.
near Eleventh street, four story flats
17.2x71.
Jacob Green sold to Salvatore Lauro
the four story flats at los East 109th
street, 19N100
Bankers Trust Company sold for
s24.00 to Edwin j. Long the five story
flats at 159 East 102d street, 27x95x
irregular.
Francis w. Aymar, executor &C.. sold
for $4,000 the plot. 50x16S.6x irregular,
east side of Jumel place, 1887 feet south
OF Edgecombe avenue and running
through to that thoroughfare
John Foley sold to Gaetano Pappar-
Iardo the two story dwelling at 3sS
Audubon avenue. southwest corner OF
185th street, 1Sx50.
Walter J. Slattery sold TO Mary
Czonba the three story dwelling at SCI
West 1920 street, 17x99.11
Motion Realty Company sold to C. L
Estwick the three story dwelling at 1853
West 136th street. 16.Sx9911.
Henry ID. Gobber sold to Ernest A.
Offerman 259 West 139th street. four
story dwelling, 19x9911.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., Aug. Is.
These army orders were made public to-
day.
AIR SERVICE.
Canaday. Major Earl L.. 10 Washington.
Hallet, Capt. George e. A., to McCook
Field.
CAVALRY.
Considine. Major John A.. TO New York.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Cameron, First Lieut.. Alan F.. to wash
ington.
ENGINEERS.
Lyon, Capt. Warren A., to Fort Sheridan.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
sill.
Downing. First Lieut. Leslie B.. to Fort
Omaha.
INFANTRY.
Dsugherty, Lieut.-Col. Andrew T., to Head
quarters Eighth Corps Area.
Hollyer, Capt. Winthrop A., to Wash
ington.
Irving. Capt. Frederick A., to West Point
underwater, Capt Ernest A., to Ell Paso.
QUARTERMASTER' CORPS.
Smith, Major Harrison w. to Fort sheri-
dan.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Megili; Lieut.. Col. sebring c.. to Preside
of San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
14O MILE AN HOUR
PLANES FOR ARMY
Fokker to Get Bonus if He In
creases Speed of Machine
Ordered.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. e.. Aug. Is.
Officials OF the Army Air Service have
entered into contract with Anthony
H. Fokker of Amsterdam, designer Of
the F'okker plane. whereby he will build
for the United States Government three
pursuit machines.
The contract was signed after nego-
tiations of several weeks The three
pursuit planes which Mr.. Fokker is to
construct for the army are to be single
seaters and Will be built around the
Curtis Die cylinders OF 375 horse
power. 1t Is the intention of the Air
Service to use the planes for expert
mental work at the engineering plant,
McCook Field. Dayton.
If the planes measure up to the speci-
fed requirements, the Air Service will
obtain. under the terms of the contract,
planes. specifications. blue prints and
such complete data from Mr.. Fokker as
viii enable this Government to give
contracts for the manufacture of planes
of the same type of the American aero
nautical industry.
Under the terms of the contract these
planes will be required to have a speed
of 140 miles an hour and will have a
carrying capacity OF 905 pounds. Any
performance below the minimum guar
antee of 1876 miles per hour at $4,000
feet altitude. climb of 10000 feet in
twenty eight minutes and a service cell
ing of $1,000 feet will be sufficient cause
for rejection.
Should the planes exceed 140 miles
an hour the, designer and manufacturer
will be given, a bonus for each mile in
excess thereof up to a certain limit.
Conversely, he will be penalized for each
mile below this figure down TO mini
mum limit of 135 miles an hour.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
QUEER FRANKS BY BOY
LAID TO INJURY IN FALL
Operation May Bring Brook
lyn Lad Back to Normal.

Joseph O'Brien, aged 3. whose parents
live at 157 Dykman street, Brooklyn,
was taken yesterday before Judge Mac
Mahon in County Court from Kings
County Hospital. where he has been
under observation. The parents hal
complained that he did things that could
not be classed as boyish mischief.
An X-ray examination in the hospita.
revealed a fractured skull. The parents s
recalled that four or five years ago the
boy toppled Off box. They thought
that only his head was bumped, ana
after time he stopped crying and went
on playing. Arrangements may be made
for an operation on the boys head.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
SHIP NEWS CONTINUED

York. towing barges 7o2. 7o5 and 741 for
Rockland tcalied for barge Is5. to proceed
isth).
PROVIDENCE, RI. Aug 16-Arriyed, str
Sllverway (BD. Barry; schrs Harriet 9
Whitehead. Hudson River; Bessie a Leila,
Greenport.
Sailed 18th, str Meteor. Norfolk
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug 12-Arrived.
strs Canadian Rover tBr), Ocean Falls via
Astoria Albertolite (Br), Vancouver. Goa
linga, Port San Luis.
Sailed 18th. str w S Miller. San Pedro.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Aug la--Arrived, strs
Walter a Luckenbach. San Francisco for
New York and Boston: Texas (Fr), San
Francisco for Dunklrk and Antwerp.
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug l2-Sailed, str
Santa Rita, Seattle
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
RETIRED FROM THE NAVY
AT ~, WILL HUNT "A JOB
Frank Merritt Wants to Keep
Busy After so Years Service.

Frank Merritt, chief clerk in the Ac-
counting Department at the New York
Navy Yard was retired yesterday after
almost fifty years of service for the
Government. He is 72 years old
What the dickens am l going to do
he exclaimed yesterday. 'As long as a
fellow can work why should he give up:
What'll | do. Lounge around the house
Not much. / intend to look for a job"
Mr.. Merritt was born in London and
joined the u. S. Navy as an enlisted
man in October 1872. He has Travelled
all over the world. He lives with his
wife at 3S1 Benedict avenue. Wood
haven, l.. l. His one hobby is horti-
culture.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
KILL MAN, GET 1000 PAYROLL

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1s.-willIam b.
Norris. secretary-treasurer OF Hicks,
Tase & Norris, Inc. builders, was shot
TO death at Park and Madison avenues
to-day by unidentified bandits. who
robbed him OF the company's payroll Of
$1,000.
Frederick w Kuethe. a bookkeeper
Of the company. was beaten into IN
sensibility by the robbers. who escaped
in an automobile.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
ARMoRY CONTRACT AWARDED.

TO Post g. McCord was awarded yes
terday the contract to build the super
structure Of the new armory for the
Regiment, ~. c.. n. ", negro
regiment. Their bid was S47f, ,oos. The
award was made by the armory board.
Of which Mayor Hylan is member.
The building, which is 10 occupy the
block bounded by Lenox and Fifth ave-
MUGS andN142 and 1f3d streets. will cost,
including the site. about $1,000. 900.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Samuel Galitzka sold for Capt Charles
H. McGahan to Harold l.. Rockmore a
plot, 30x100, on the west side of East
Thirteenth street, 24o feet south of Ave-
nue. l. The property will be improved
with a two family house. to cast so, 500.
Il. G. Sauter Agency sold the dwelling
331 Seventeenth street for James Mon
ney, Jr., to Thomas Sadler. and 239 Sew
enth street, a three family dwelling for
John Frederickson to James Money.
Jr.. for his own occupancy.
Henry L. Nielsen offices sold thirteen
lots on Seventeen street. north side, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues,
for the Seraph Realty Corporation.
J. Llacov sold for the Naomi Build
ing Corporation to Frank NJ. Katz a
two family house and two car garage.
50x100, on the northwest corner of Ave-
nue. l. and East Twenty-third street,
held at s25.750.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

II. Richter & Co. sold for Robert w.
Swan, Jr., a house at Beach 137th street.
and Beach Channei Drive. Belle Harbor
and for Emelia Meerman, two lots on
Beach 147th street. Neponsit, and leased
the cottage 329 Beach 146th street. Ne
ponsit: the bungalow 535 Beach 1881
street. Belle Harbor; the house 133-02
Newport avenue, Belle Harbor, and for
Mrs. Rose Lopardo. her house on, Beach
13Sth street, Bello Harbor.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
News Of the Real Estate World
MEDICAL BUILDING PLANNED,
Project Affects West End Avenue
Plot Near S5th Street.

Anthony Campagna bought from
William Elliott the four story resi-
dence 522 West End avenue. 25xl00. ad-
joining the northeast corner of Eighty
fifth street. a doctors building of four
teen or fifteen stories probably Will be
erected on the site II pending nego-
tiations to lease the building for a
long tern to a group of physicians
and dentists be concluded.
The brokers were Slawson & Hobbs.
Davis, Symmes & Schneider, attorneys.
Mr.. Campagna. Lord. Day
& Lord acted for the seller. Rosario
Candida. architect. has prepared plans
for the proposed structure.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19

WA>HinEtous D.@t., AUX. 10.
These naval orders were made public to-
day:
Bryan. Rear Admiral Benjamin c.. relieved
all active duty.
Eaton, Lieut.. Commander. TO Bureau Medi-
cine and Surgery, Navy Department. Wash
ington.
Grieve. Commander Charles c.. TO U. S. S.
Wyoming.
Fisher, Commander Charles w. TO Bureau
Construction and Repairs, Navy Department.
Washington.
Ballinger. Lieut.. John L.. to Naval Hospi-
tai. Boston.
Borgeson, Lieut.. Oscar, to San Francisco.
Cotter. Lieut.. James j.. TO office of Naval
Inspector Of Engineering Material Boston.
Healey. Lieut.. Thomas w. TO U. S. s.
Beaver
Carter. Lieut.. Thomas L., to U. S. S.
Capella.
Cragin. Lieut.. Horace S.. TO U. S. S.
Chaumont.
Lowry. Lieut.. Henry c.. to U. S. S. Mel
vile.
Easter. Lieut.. James NJ. to navy yard.
Mare Island.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
Ry Joseph Z. Day.

BY Joseph +. Day.
roth ST. 20 w, n =. 327.6 II e OF Columbus
av, 20x1o0. story dwelling Exchange
Holding Co VS. 30 West 10Th st Corp ct al !;
Herman Gottlieb. atty; amount due
SO .946. 30: taxes. &c. $516: prior mtge. S22.-
600: to Samuel c.. Bach for a client, $50 go.
BY Samuel Marx.
1ofst st, 1918 w, $, 95 II OF Manhat-
tan av sI.6x100.r, two O story apart
ments; vol sale: to Tami Ami Realty Co.
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
MarIboronehB
,..HThsNyEE Essg. ssTHatss'5Sip Hatss5p.D~
Delaware Water Gap. ia.

The Mountain Paradise
NIL ihiiNNi Delaware Water Gap, Pa
Leading hotel. capacity 900. Open 10 Devem-
ber. Every modern appointment. high. cool
location, magnificent scenery Golf. Tennis
Saddle Horses, Bathing, Fishing. Water
sports Daily concerts and dances. Ameri-
can Plan: also a In carte grill Excellent
table, own farms and dairy. Write for book
for SEASON. FAMILIES aud TOURISTS.
JOHN PURDY COPE.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19

BUYS CASTLETON HILL HOME.
Moffatt a. Schwab sold to Harold
Butler a new house on Castleton Hill.
Staten Island. built by J.. NJ. Robertson
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. D.sC., Aug 18. !
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
THE IDEAL TOUR IL, Lee z,

". t. ~ Holsl Elton. Waterbury, Conn
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-04-27
Authorities at PIT. Haifa
Seize Arms Consignment

JAFFA.-The authorities at the
port of Haifa announce that they
have seized another consignment
of arms and ammunition which
was being brought into the country
in the baggage of a Jewish girl emf
grant who disembarked at that place
The arms included a rifle, revolver,
thirty-four automatic pistols and
ninety-four packages of ammunition.
The girl has been placed under ar
rest.
The news of the attempted SNUG
Cling of arms was seized upon by
the Arabs as new grounds for
charges against Zionists.
On the last occasion when this was
attempted the customs authorities
confiscated a large number of re-
volvers and rounds of ammunition
which had been imported as bee
hives