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The New York herald., 1922-08-01
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Louis Shatten resold to the Alfo
Realty Corporation the five story tene-
.gt5. 436 East Eighty fourth street,
s5XfO2.2.
n Mae Brin resold to John Falco the
five story tenements. southeast corner
of Pleasant avenue and 11Sth street.
25.6x96.
Benjamin Gilman sold to Thomas
Ranese the five story flats and store.
435 East Eighty.first street. 26x irreg-
ular.
The Eagle Moving Picture Company
cold to Celia Holland the five story flats
81 East 105th street. 25x100.11.
Lima o. c. Prescott has sold to Rocco
Angellillo q five story tenement house
containing a store, 25x95. at 1926 Mad
fson avenue.
The five story house. containing n
store, 25x100. $50 Amsterdam avenue,
has been sold to Mary Page by William
Sommer.
David C. Garabrant sold to Frank La
Falcia the three story building. III East
116th street. 16.6x10011, for $4,000
Emma G.. Snedeker and others sold to
Anna c. Rapp the three story dwelling.
123 East Ninety-ffth street. 16x100.S,
for $4,000,
The w. X. G. Company sold to James
r. York the three story dwelling. 257
West 18th street. 1Sx10o.
Harry Voorhees, has bought the three
story house. 20x49.4. at 264 West Twen-
ty-sixth street.
Frances Corse has sold TO James n.
Worcester. 152 East End avenue. a
three story dwelling. 19.2x44.2x irreg-
ular
Frank Kreutzer has sold to Elmer ID.
Coulter SAT East Eighty-seventh street
a five story house, 25x100.S.
Vito Stallone has sold to Letizia
Tocine the four story dwelling, 21.3x
100.1f. at 81 East 121st street.
II. Il. Glogan sold 10 the newly formed
113 West Ninety-fifth Street Corpora
tion the four story dwelling, 1i3 West
Nlnety-fifth street. on lot 20x1022.
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Furnished.
Above 59th St.-ath Av. to Forth River.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FIVE rooms, completely furnished small
family. Ridgewood. Brooklyn $50 monthly.
Inquire LUDWIG. 1747 w. 7th ST., Brooklyn.
Sea Beach line
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

JOSEPH p. DAY. NC. Real Estate Aue.
tjoneer, 81 Liberty st. ". Y. Phone Cort- ia
sEItk JOHNSON, JK.. CO.. Auctioneers.
la3 Montague St.. ErookiJn. n. ].
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

A. MishlSin sold for the Adage Realty
Corporation two stores. with apartments.
1909 and 1715 Avenue NJ. held for
g25.000.
The Leverich Realty Corporation
leased for Mr.. Brunjes the store 1873
Bedford avenue to the Howell Sales
Company sold 2i2 Clinton street 10
Joseph Zaloom.
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News Of Real Estate
TISHMANS TO BUILD !.
ON PARK AVENUE
Plan S1,5O0,OO0 Apartment
at 87th Street-Sale OH
Lexington Avenue.

Julius Tishman & Sons will erect a
fourteen story apartment house to cost
$4,000 at the southwest corner Of
Eighty y-seventh street and Park avenue
from plans by Schwartz & Gross. archi-
tects. The plans have been filed. The
house will cover 100x133.
Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton OF nine story apartment house
at LAG to l52 East Fifty-second street
for the $50 East Fifty-second Street.
Inc, William Ferguson president 1t
will have a frontage of S5 feet and a
depth of S4.11 feet. and according to the
estimate of the architects, Schwartz &
Gross. will cost $425.000
Lexington Avenue Corner Sold.
Markham Realty Company. Clarence
Eckhardt president. purchased 677
Lexington avenue and 139 East Fifty
sixth street. the northeast corner OF
Fifty-sixth street. The Lexington ave-
nue. property consists of four story
store and apartment building, and the
Fifty-sixth street property is three
story and basement dwelling. The prop
erty was held at 100000. VIM. A.
White & Sons were the brokers'.
Oher Apartment Deals.
William d. Fitzpatrick has purchased
from Charlotte NJ. Leleu OF Paris.
through Fred A. Holly. the five story
tenement house. containing store, 34S
East Ninety-second street. adjoining the
southeast corner of First avenue, on
plot 25x50.
The six story apartment house ZIG
and 21S West 143d street has been
sold by Max Feist to the klassmore
Real Estate Corporation, subject to
mortgage Of $4,000. 1t covers plot
5Oxs9.1l, between Seventh and Eighth
avenues.
G. Tooti & Co. sold for the Battery
Park Realty Corporation, William
Prayer president TO B. II. Bosio the five
story tenements with a store. $50 Mott
street.
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Miscellaneous-saIe or Let.
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Bronx--Sale or Let.

"A family brick, improvements. newly deco
rated; apartment vacant; sacrifice little
cash. WUNDERMAN, 1915 Teller av.
tGpth ST.
FOR SALE.--FNcavated plot. 10x20O The
Bronx. good location terms to suit pur-
chaser. I. w. sHAMBERG | Liberty AZ
HUNTS POfNT-Corner plot T5xi00. cheap
at $35 900 five years from now; wonderful
opportunity price $4,000. Write FUCKER
MAN. 1882 Broadway. Madison Square b3l5.
250rH ST, west Of broadway. y.--Attractive
new seven room house, all improvements:
garage space price reasonable. $1,000 cash
required. IONDERT, ifo Caryl nv, Yon-
Enrs. N. ". Phone h1I1 Yonkera.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Large cottage
at Sea Bright, N. J. with la rooms =
baths. fully furnished. frontage on oceanx
$50 feet. $50 feet deep. also garage for So
cars, and boathouse 30x50 frontage @
Shrewsbury River, 150x70 free and clear
price $4,000. VIII exchange for cold wate
tenements. @. c.. FTYGARE, 405 Lexing&
ton av. your own broker
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HUNTINGTON l.. l.,
near shore. two acres of all clear land, well
planted; well built ten room mouse. bath.
steam heat, electricity. large barn and ga
rage, with chauffeur's room; all kinds of
fruit and berries abundance of large old
shade trees share OF stock giving bathing
privileges in the Bay Crest Association. EX-
CEPTIONAL BUY AT 500, 0o0 terms.
CHARLES Il. SAMMIS. JR.,
HUNTINGTON, l.. /. PHONE HUNT. 435
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SUMMER HOMES WANTED.

FURNISHED cottage or bungalow with one|
large two small bedrooms and garage, for|
season; family OF 3 adults; elevation about
800 IT.; convenient to New York Write Il
stating price and particulars j. c., 900|
Kings Highway, Brooklyn.
WANTED-To rent. 4 to weeks, well fur
nished home. Westchester Long Island
responsiple party. Rhinelander 10336.
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unfnrnIshed-.-Rrooklyn.
Columbia HEIGHTS. Rklyn.
HENRY ST.. IA5

HENRY ST, I45.
s-4-5 ROOMS. NEW ELEVATOR APTS
Near Clark ST. subway. Reasonable Rents.
=
Yong Situation Wanted Ad. IN The
Want Ad. Section Of THE VIEW YORK
HERALD should put yos ~ touch Nth
just thu sort Of people NTH whona you
,oouEd Nko 10 connect. Try ono. Teie-
phows Worth 10000
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Observation-Disclosures.

BAY RIDGE.--4th ay., corner Seth. six sep
arate. light rooms. modern improvements;
rent ste. McKEON, 3ai3 bth av.
TIATBuSH apartments, A, y. rooms, all
improvements: $40, sT5, $50 per month. 2f05
Beverly road, one block from Flatbush ev.
2Hgs Henry.
2fsT ST.. 336.--Five rooms. bath, steam heat
all improvements. Phone South s7si.
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a WEST IT'D 81
Exceptionally attractive entire floor,
large rooms, bath, kItcbsnettei $500 per
annum ideal location for studio or resi-
depcs.
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WOMAN SELLS on WEST SIDE.

Frederick II. Allen OF Frederick ZittcI
& Sons and Mrs. y. l.. Landon sold for
Mrs Emma G. Uhmann s6 West Eigh-
ty-ninth street, q four story dwelling,
2Ox10O. held at $4,000. TO Dr. Max
RosenthaL
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REAL ESTATE-Europe.

France.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticus-saie or Let.

FOR Sale--Farm or country home one mile
from center OF Thomaston, Conn; 200
acres. 100 tillabe: fine soil: bearing young
apple orchard: house. barns fine woodland;
view and good water price $4,000. prize
winning stock and tools If desired. $4,000;
very reasonable and money maker; terms.
w. A. HAyILAND. 81 Lewis st.. Hartford.
Brokers protected
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Richmond--sa,e or Let.

EIGHT rooms and bath. house, and empty
lot. 2 car garage. 3 minutes from train, /
minute from trolley; situated IN good
neighhorhood on staten Island no agent,
rcx A. 523. 1880 broadway.
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Washington Heights. Above Ie5th ST.,
West OF 9Th Az.
Manhnttan--NIlsceIIaneous.

SIX seven rooms, with garage: new. Van
Coriear place. at 225th et.: Bway subway
station at 2a3th et. Small cash payments.
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Queens--saie or Let.

IF YOU are in n position TO pay all cash
Up TO The first morteage We can offer you
an unusual opportunity on n few NJ. room
houses In an exclusive community In Queens
village, l.. l. T. s. HAMMOND, IL East
9Th st., New York
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Brooklyn--Sale or Let.

FTATBUSH. 1879 u. 3Tth st--Slx room mod
ern stucco house. driveway; vacant: price
$3.50: cash $1,000, Phone OWNER, Mid
wood a524.
JAMAICA AV., corner Autumn, fO5x12O
$1,000 CHADoVfTZ. III 9TH av., Brooklyn.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-SaIe or Let.

BRIGHTwATERS. l.. I.
Hour from Penn. Station-BUNGA-
LOW and COTTAGE plots, contain
Ing Z city lots. only $500 up; easy
terms. Book of plans to each pur-
chaser. 4. Il. & IL. w. ACKERSON.
Brightwaters, l.. i. 20 Court st.,
Brooklyn.
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FOR SALE-To close estate down town, West
Side. commercial building, h0xi00. with cold
storage equipment, at S225,O00; terms can be
arranged. have tenant who will lease the
premises for S25, 900 per annun. except inter-
est on mortgage. for 81 years. with privilege
OF renewal; price includes equipment. AMOS
LAMPHEAR. tin Broadway. room rs
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SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
Maine.

CAMP to let on Rangsley Lake: 6 rooms
running water. spring. bathing, fishing
splendid view. wide porch: no mosquitoes
80 per day. ANNIE ID. HINKLEY.
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First Payment $1,000
Balance S98 Monthly

Buys this excellent home. planned for easy
housekeeping. Built by days work. One Of the
best streets Of restricted residential suburban
community near New York City. Living
room has large open fireplace. built-in book
cases, polished oak floors. Beautiful dining
room. kitchen and pantry Fine porch, large
sun parlor. Three cheerful bedrooms. Big
attic. Complete with all electric fixtures. gas
equipment in kitchen. etc Modern plumbing
throughout Large plot. graded and planted
Magnificent views Sewers. gas. water. cleo
tricity. sidewalks. Paved and parked streets
IS minutes to Manhattan by two transporta-
ton lines. any time. day or night Over 400
commuters. Fine schools, churches. clubs and
markets. Write W. j. LOCKWOOD. 50
Union Square, New York City.
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New Jersey-saIe or Let.

MAGNIFICENT 400 acre fruit farm, near
Lambertville: price $50. 900; splendid in
vestnent.A Address WALTER MULLETT, 2
Rector AZ
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virsihia--saIe or Let.

HOMESEEKFRS-Send for Virginia Farm
list: best climate. Dept III. Emporia. Va
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SUBURBAN HOME
FOR SALE.

Hidgewood y. T., beautiful 10 room rest
dence, plot o25x26s, corner property. tile
baths, hardwood floors thruout. open fire
places, maid apartments. garage for cirs
with chnuffeur's quarters. - fruit trees /.
storm windows and screens. awnings. etc
Must be seen to be appreciated. Restricted
section.
Apply Broker.
J. II. RYAN, I25 Market ST.. Paterson. y. y.
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iSe WEST f03RD ST.
between Columbus and Amsterdam avs, 3
story. high atoop. brownatone dwelling: 3
rooms aud bath: vacant. immediate posses
zion. price $ia,300. Owner. WILLIAM u.
KII.P PATRICK 1Aa Rroadwny
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LEBERTAN CORP. III BROADWAY.
BUYS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
oWNERS-Send particulars of properties you
want to SELL have clients waiting
ready to quickly purchase anywhere. SISCA
PALLADINO. 215 East 116th.
WANTED to rent : or room house part
of two family house. in good residential
neighborhood. between Elizabeth and Gram
ford. N. j. 1856 Herald. washington Hts.
WANTED-Plot suitable for garage.
100x150: with possession.
FOLSOM BROS. INC. 1o7 e. 34th st.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unsurnished.

wANTTD--sevep rooms ara csthi hescw
s5sh ST., one nisnt up H. M<RrumkoSmk
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westchester.

DoBBs FERRY-Exceptionally attractive 6
room house, furnished: August, Sept: to
refined couple; near Ardsley Club: worth
$3.50 per month: offer from right party
entertained. Longaere a1In
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SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
long Island.

BUNGALOW 10 rent: ocean front 8 rooms
and bath: all appointments no letters
answered. Call at IL Virginia av. Long
Beach. West End
LONG BEACH apartment. furnished,
rooms, bath, garage; bathing from house
BYRNE. Front Ut. Telephone 343 L. r.
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FARMS for sale. Cataiog free. STROUT
FARM AGENCY. Box G. 15O Nassau st.
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APARTMENTS Let.
Furnished

Furnished.
Above 14th st. to 59th st. OncIusive).
SfTH, SO East-To let three room apartment
Inquire Superintendent.
50'S-Unusual apartments. suitable for bach
elor or couple lease for summer or longer:
elevator. maid service. Il. II. THOMAS, II
East 49th st. Plaza 1880.
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New Hampshire.

NEW HAMPSHIRE. Enfield, bordering lake;
fishing, boating. bathing; wonderful coun-
try; room cottage without improvements,
but very comfortable and Ivable jEarsedLs to
possession; $75 month. Mrs. HOLCOMB.
West Canaan. N. H
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Above seth st.-Sth Az. to North River

TWO story 10 family apartment houses
. rooms and bath: ell modern improve
ments; best section upper broadway. income
1000; suitable terms. Particulars see
GRAUTE. 2t3 East nth ei
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APARTMENTS-Sale or Let.

Unfurnished-
Above 59th St.--5th Av. 10 North River.
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This is the Boulder Canyon dam
Isite. where it is proposed to build
"a dam 700 feet high, impound the
waters Of the Colorado River and
provide irrigation for 100000
acres, besides developing 1000, 900
horsepower electrical energy. The
site is below the Grand CANYON on
the Colorado River. where it forms
the Nevada-Arizona boundary.
Underwood & Underwood.
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Above - Edgar
A. G. Prochnik.
who has been in
Washington for
some time, has
been accepted by
the State Depart.
ment as Austrian
Charge d 'Affaires.
,c) Harris a Ewing.
At Ri1ht-The
Vienna Bourse ON
a quiet day. The
tumultuous course
OF the European
money market has
recently led to
wild scenes there
and has at times
necessitated tn e
closing Of the ex-
change.
Gilllams Service.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-03-08
TROOPS WANTED sY STRIKERS
Oil Workers Ask Governor For Help
in Maintaining Order

Bakersfield, Cal.-Leaders Of strik-
Ing oil workers will ask Governor
stephens to send state troops into the
regions affected by their walkout, they
announced early Thursday, as a result
OF an affair between members Of the
strikers "law and order" committee
ana armed men they charge were
brought into the district by the Associ-
ated Oil company.
The affair was an alteration be-.
tween i. W. Powell, leader Of the "law
ana order" committee. and several Of
'he men said to have been brought in
at the Office Of the Associated OH com.
pahy, on a lease in the Kern river
heids' about three miles north Of here,
Us result of which, strikers declare,
oioodshed was only narrowly ayerted.
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PLAN SUGGESTED
/. FOR UNEMPLOYED
SECRETARY HOOVER sUeMlTs
PLAN FOR Occurring WORK
FOR UNEMPLOYED OF NATION
Various irrigation Projects Of West
Would Furnish Work For
L. Thousands It 10 Stat.
r. I'd In Report

Washington = Resolutions adopted
oy the national conference on unem
ploymeat suggesting steps for tn.
economic betterment Of the countr,
were transmitted to President Harding
wednesday by Secretary Hoover, chair.
nan Of the conference. The confer
ence's conclusions after q survey Of
the nations business and employment
problems were expected to form q
guide for the Administered on's future
policy. A. several OF the conferences
resolution suggest congressional action
It was thought these might be called
to the attention Of congress BY the
president. ---...,
Recommendation that Secretary
Hoover select representative commit
tee from the various elements interest.
"a In construction, 20 coordinate com.
munity action for Improvement in the
building industry, was made in the re-
port Of the committee on construction
Industries. ORG YG 49,
The report declared the construc-
ton problem was one for local action
By governors and mayors In coopera-
ton with such a committee.
Discussing the financing Of construc-
tion, the report held that long term
bank deposits and the savings accounts
should be used primarily for long term
loan purposes, and should not be in.
termingled with speculative and COM
mercial business.
The report added that excessive f.
aancing charges for building have not
been exceptional. ~
While the committee found that
there had been substantial reductions
In the costs Of many construction ma
tsrials. lower prices for some mater
lals had not yet been brought about In
keeping with the trend Of wholesale
prices. and in many instances retailers
had not yet followed the reduction Of
manufacturers and wholesalers. The
report says this is subject to be TAX
On up locally In each community.
On the subject Of wages, the COM
mittee said:
1.-THE cost Of living, rentals and work
Ing conditions differ in various COM
munities. Where fair wage reductions
have not been made. construction is
held up. Such conditions should be
dealt with fairly and frankly between
Employer and workmen and reasonable
promptly made"
The report added that the employer
should not, however, permit the wage
II his workmen to 60 below a point
sufficient to provide the necessities
II life and to permit Of the proper
Of children. Fl
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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-03-08
MOTHER! CLEAN
cH'lo's BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG sys,,,

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Murdered But Alive

Nashville, Tenn.-Theodore Murray
was q spectator at his own funeral
here recently. After being identified
by telegraphic Information as a man
murdered Friday at Poplar Bluff, NO.,
Murray walked into his home here
Tuesday. An envelope with Murray's
name and address, scrubbed on the back
Of It was found upon the dead mans
body. How It came into the pocket
Of the slain man, in connection with
whose death three men are held, re-
mains q mystery.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-03-08
SHIPS COLLIDE IN
FOREIGN WATERS
Thirteen LIVES LOST WHEN
STEAMER Is DAMAGED BY VES-
Sci OFF COAST OF SCOTLAND
Damaged Vessel Goes to Bottom When
Rammed by Liner Coming
to Rescue Americans
on Board

Belfast-Damaged by one vessel in
a dense fog off the southwest coast OF
Scotland and then sunk by another
coming to its aid was the fate early
Sunday morning of the Laird line
steamer Rowan, plying between Glas.
gov and Dublin. Thirteen of the Ro-
vans crew and three passengers are
missing. Two passengers died after
being rescued by vessels which res.
ponded to the wireless s. o. s. call.
An official statement says that the
Rowan carried ninety.three persons,
Including the crew, seventy-seven of
whom are accounted for by the -four
vessels which went to the Rowan's
assistance.
Aboard the Rowan was the Ameri-
can Southern Syncopated orchestra,
composed largely Of colored players,
who had been touring this side Of the
water since 1919.
One of the men who died after being
taken out Of the sea was Pete Robin.
son, the drummer of the orchestra.
The accident was due to a double
collision in the North channel off
Corsewall point. The Rowan first COL
lided with the American steamer Vest
Camak, both of them being damaged.
The West Camak stood by with fore
peak full of water, meanwhile sending
out wireless for aid. The Clan liner,
Clan Malcolm, responded, but in the
confusion due to the heavy fog ran
into the disabled Rowan, which sank
Immediately.
The West Camak helped in the res.
cue work. afterward putting into Glas.
gov with twenty-six survivors. Cap
tain Donald Brown Of Glasgow Is re-
ported to have gone down with the
Rowan. Three other vessels also nm.
sWered the call and completed the
work Of rescue as far as was possible
The Clan Malcolm, which rammed
the Rowan amidships, was injured only
slightly.
The syncopated orchestra. which
went to London in June, 1919, gave
performances there and vicinity until
Two months ago. when they made q
tour Of Scotland.
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To Repeat Ad6ree,

new observation-disclosures for mae.
n'ee''ngs at New York, Chicago md
San Francisco, at which pros,s an.
harding's address over the BODY Of tha
ua UNI, soldier In Arlington cemeteru
WIN De made audible by use Of risor'
tic amplifers. have been comn,,. s'san-
'ne american Legion. On the EVENT.!
OF the same day mass meet,,a sn .,,,
DC neid at New York to urge re,, m.i
ZION OF the limitation of anna
program before the internot,on"i "ch's
ference which opens in Washington aI'''
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-03-08

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