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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27

Thompson, the Republican candidate
for governor. and Miss Rose Moriarity'
member of ;hc WorkmcnE CumpenSa-
;!un commission Of Ohio. Will deliver
addresses Bo:h Of tho speakers arc
among tho best IN the state and they
will have something Of interest 10 say
In all Of tho voters who turn out 10
hear them.
Mrs. Florence Hitn Of Martins Ferry.
county chairman Of the "omcn's fe-
pubIican Organization, will be present
at the meeting and she announces that
an effort Will be made to complete the
organization OF the local women voters
this evening. Woncn'S Republican
clubs have been formed in all towns In
the county and their work is expected
to be very effective.
<ochsenbein Funeral
The funeral services for the late CHI
ford OChscnbein. whose body arrived
here yesterday and were taken to the
home Of Mrs. Josh MLsser on ives,
Main street, will be held from that
place tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The Rev Howard w. Peterson. pastor
Of the First Methodist church. will Of
fciate. and huria' will he at Llnwood'
Pytkians Meet.
One Of the hes; attended AND puSles'
meetings Of tho season was held by
Rclmont lodge OF the Knights OF Py'
thias In their homo on the Cadiz pike
last night with n big attendance or the
members Following the business scs-
sion social hour was enjoyed.
Steger Funeral.
The funeral for the late August ste
ger, we'll known resident OF West Main
street, who died few days ago. Will
he held from the family home this ar
terucon at 2:3o o'clock. with the Rev
Howard W. Peterson, officiating. The
hnrial will nc made at Linwood GENE
terry, near Blaine. 0.
Home Guards.
The Home Guards Of the West Bridge
Dor. Methods, church will meet this
evening in the assembly room OF the
church and all members have been urged
10 he present.
ladies' AID Evelt.
Mrs. Fred J. Hiohs was The hostess
70 tho Martha division % tho Ladies'
Ala society of tho First .icthcd!s'
church AT hcr mono N Kirkwood las;
night. Miss Lottic Kemp assisted the
hostess Of tho evening and program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-27

of interesting social diversions W."
followed by a luncheon.
6oods Funeral
Tta funeral services for W alter
t;oode. Jr.. who died few days ago
=, his home in Cleveland. will be held
from the home of his father. WalteS
,;oode. Sr., this afternoon ut : O'CLOCK
The local lodge of colorcd Masons Wilt
have charge Of tho services and ths
burial Will be ut Weeks cemetery.
willing workers. :.
A meeting Of the Willing Workers OF
the West bridgeport Methodist church
will be held at the home OF Mrs. James
wilkinson this evening. Plans Will be
made for the work of the organization
during the coming season.
Sewing Glasses.
The sewing classes Of the west
Wheeling Methodist church meet At tho
church tomorrow afternoon AT CLOCK
and the usual good attendance and in
terest Is anticipated by those in charge.
Entertatns House Party.
Miss Virginia Heinlein Of this city
Ia the hostess to a NUMBER or lrlehos
at a house party being held at the coun-
try home Of her parents sear ST. CIalts-
Vile. beginning today and closing with
next Tuesday evening. About twenty
guests are expected to be present at
the event and a varied program or
amusements has been planned FOR the
week
Bridgeport Briefs.
A. c. Branum Of Kirkwood arrived
home yesterday after a two weeks visit
at Canton. Ohio.
A good patronage Is reported st the
supper given by the men Of the kirk.
wood Presbyterian church last night
The monthly meeting Of the Bolmsne
County Fish and Game Protective A.
ISOLATION will be held this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs David Gordon OF Bar
besville are visiting with Mr.. and Ms,
]. c. Cow OF Kirkwood.
Marshall Bert McConnaushy II 70.
covering nicely following . several dayS
Illness with lumbago.
Jefferson C. Brown Of Colerain, O.,
former county commissioner. vas q
aness visitor hers yesterday.
Tho first division Of the Ladies Ala
society will hold their Halloween fest.
val In the basement Of the Krkwood
II. E. church this evening.
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE

Texas & Okla
Il 1919
The New York herald., 1922-10-05

As2, 900 Buffalo city Gas Company . per cent.
stamped bonds due 1947. per cent.
$4,000 Deep Sea Fisheries. Inc. first mort
gage per cent. bonds. 10 per cent.
$1,000 United States OF Mexico, States Of
Tamaulipas and San Luis Potosi Z per cent.
bond. due September. 1896; September,
1873, coupon on. $40 lot.
$3.50 city OF New York ~ per cent. regis
tered bond, due March I, 1862, i007s per
cent
$500 city OF New York ~ per cent. reEls-
tered bond. due March 1, fe60 optional
1890, eSl per cent
$3.50 city OF New York 4 per cent. registered
bond due May 4 1859, b7M per cent.
$3.50 city Of New York per cent. registered
bond, due November l. 1908. o7M per cent.
$3.50 city of New York 3Ia per cent. regis
tered bond. due November I. 1864, s9si per
cent.
800 Midwest Development Syndicate, s. lot.
$500 Boston Mexican Petroleum trustees or
dinary stock, 300 Green Monster Mining,
10 Liberty Starters Corporation preferred.
10 Liberty Starters Corporation, 10 Incor-
porated Land Company preferred, 10 In
corporated Land Company. $500 fnterna-
tional Sporting Club Corporation o per
cent dcbentura bond. $3.50 lot
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
SKELLY OIL STOCK SOLD.
Block OF 10000 shares Goes to
New Owners.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the disposition Of a block of 10000
shares OF Skelly Oil stock purchased by
a syndicate headed by Domlnick & Dom
mick.
The Skely Company's net production
is estimated In excess Of 10000 barrels
daily with both reflneries operating close
to capacity. Net earnings for August
we're $4,000 before reserves for de-
pletion and depreciation.
Preparations are under way for the
storing of gasoline this winter in anti
cipation of increased demand next
spring. The company has about 300,-
600 barrels OF oil stored In Mid-Contl-
nent districts with approximately 10000
barrels,,being added daily. An increase
to a daily average Of 10000 barrels will
be made possible through the addition OF
the new tankage in the Bristow, Okla
homa field.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05

PARIS. OCT, A~-prioss movsd irrssulsriy
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

56 Low Moor Iron, s62 lott
100 Low Moor Iron preferred. s3.25
1000 Low Moor Iron first mortgage per
cent. gold bonds. due November, 1924. cou-
pons May and November. iT% per cent
Al L. NJ Cook. $50 lot.
333 Partridge, Singer Baldwin, siTo lot.
a 900 southern Illinois and Missouri Bridge
Company first mortgage fifty year per
cent. bonds. due November. 1861. so per
cent. fIs lfftG r
81 900 TrahsInississippi Terminal Company
three year extended 7ii per cent. gold note
due November. 1o23. es per cent
% Hartman National Bank. s3Te.
30 Realty Associates. Si5i.
a5O the Importers and Exporters Insurance
Company. So.
200 Jones, Mounts n Jones preferred. 81 lot.
&C Jones, Mounts y Jones, ~ lot.
il Forsythe Jewery, 81 lot.
Bulietproof Glass Corporation, SIS lot.
10 Jerseyman, Inc, 80 lot.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Chamber OF Commerce of the stats
OF New York TO be held to-day thersn
will be submitted by r. ri. Ecker chair.
man of the executive committed, rec.
port on finger printing all men anti
women in the country. Reports wil4l
also be made by the committees on fopy.
elgn commerce and the revenue laws ref3'
atIve to the tariff and the committee oit'
internal trade and improvements and o1
harbor and shipping.
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on the Boursc to-day. Quotations were as
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FOREIGN MARKETS

LONDON. Oct. 4.--Trading was quiet and
prices moved irregularly on the Stock Ex-
change to-day. Quotations were as follows
Bar silver, s59sd. per ounce.
Bar gold, eSs Sd.
Money, IA per cent
cont, three month bills. oida2ia por cent.
Two and a half per cent. consols. 56ss.
british per cent. loan, 100.
Rritish Az per cent. loan, o0%.
De peers, 1ia.
Rand Mines, 2ss.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
ROCK ISLAND 20 YEARS OLD.

In commcmoration OF the seventeen
anniversary of the Rock Island lines,
which Will be celebrated next Tuesday
a medal has been struck off Tor disVi-
button among employees and friends
participating In the Festivities
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.
Loans not issued I'm American dollar valu
rxpoRTs FROM NEW yopu

Exports from New York yesterday. Wheat
,06i bushels; oats, 1863, 3I6 bushels, barley.
81 ,333 bushels; rye -four. 667 barrels beef,
12O barrelSi lard, 2,SOJ, I2O pounds grease
$50, 600 pounds cottonseed oil isO 900
pounds; feed. 10000 pounds: grass seed fO5
bags; corn, 27,2l1 bushels; rye tT3, ,ao5
bushels: hour, 20, 700 sacks; pork 33t
barrels; bacons. s94, 600 pounds; tallow,
Js 600 pounds; oeo oil, 5,0i6 tiercesi lubri-
eating OIL 2lo,6Jo gallons; oatmeal. 1000
sacks; oil cake. b,72i,o0o pounds.
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
Reading e. p &
ny r. n ~
Remington

g.. ...... S31z Couth pacific
Rogers Brown Coast a. AZ
Iron "a 1912 - a1
l.''.'.. soH South Pacific
81 l. I NJ e. So s Z I as 1850
gen 5s 1881 2....... SIh
IS. ...... 90 So Porto Rico
1. ..... g9ik Sugar Is Al
ST L I NJ 4 SO L.. .f0l9s
r 4 G As 33 g.. .10lM
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folloWH.
Three per cent. rentes. nOf.
Exchange on London, bsf. 5c
Five per cent. loan, al. DOC.
United states dollar, l3f' i9c'
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
25O,OOO Shares
Continental Mines Limited

TunJuA AGENTS Maaav
Compan Toronto TonoC CannaIT
Company, New EMt TrusC COMPANY r New
of
a of
Nc Prefer ed Stocko Funded
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Gen Refrac-
tJrieS Is 1852

l....... 9SA
Green Bay a
West deb II
1....... 1874
Gulf G. Ship
Island 5s 50
h....... so
Havana Elec
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@sa 49, 81
Third Ave Ry
adj Inc IS 10
The New York herald., 1922-10-05
Hudson & Mar

Illinois Central
cit As 1852
1,...... S5h
3..... SON
III Cen 4s 1898
1.,,.... S3A
Illinois Central
ref is 1885
1....... 0i
Illinois Cent G
st l. q " o
is A 1868
b....... 9SM
10. sl0. 9SN
Illinois Steel
deb 4lss 1910
1.....-. e2h
Indiana Steel
5s 1882
1...s7. f0tM
India I'm Ry
A Is 1868
1....... 9S
Tpt Daa T,aa
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
SAILED.

Strs zoppot CDanz) Lobos; Persier (Beg)
Antwerp; Fort Hamilton (BD. Bermuda
santa Teresa, Callao and Mollendo; Saranac
(Br), London; Lenape, Charleston and Jack
sonvilie; Henry II Mallory, Galveston; Paris
(Fr.. Havre; Koyo Maru (Jap). Yokohama
via New Orleans; Agwistar, Norfolk; Vesta
and 1 barge. Port Arthur, Manuel Calvo
San Francisco. &C, via Baltimore; Lake
Stirling, Richmond; Northern Star. Novoros-
sisk; Carenco. Baltimore; Montserrat (Sp)
Barcelona; George G Henry. Tampico; West
Nohno, Port Arthur; Guiana (Br). 81
Thomas and Demerara: City of Benares
(Br), Naples. &c; El Estero, New Orleans
El Alba, Galveston; Gulf of Mexico. Port
Arthur; Hamilton. Norfolk: Roma, lFr).
Vigo, Lisbon, &c; Mary. Turks Island, &C.
strs Bedford, Port Lobos; Cananova.
Santiago.
Schr Ruth e Merrill Norfolk.
Tug Mars, towing 3 barges (passed out
Sandy Hook at 1 :35 PM.
Sailed 18th. strs Erik II (Dan), Nuevitas
11th, Chinese Prince (Br) Bahia, &c, via
Philadelphia Nordhav (Nor), Guantanamo
Rovaer (Nor), Cienfuegos.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday, Jan IS, 1922, at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Blu
reau, was thirty and one hundredth GOOD
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and eixty-two and two-tenths C762.2)
millmeters. Captains OF all vessels now
lying in or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
ton or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM, s, 13 miles
overcast; smooth sea: visibility miles.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr G Mengel, Jr, from San Domingo
City for Port au Prince (before reported)
was wrecked off Morant Keys on Jan z;
crew landed at Kingston.
Tug Raymond was raised yesterday
morning by the Merritt & Chapman Wreck
Ing Co.
Tug Gallison sprang leak and sank at
AM yesterday off pier 20, Brooklyn. She
Chapman Wrecking Co.
BOSTON, Jan fS-Str Absecon has becr
sold by the Shipping Board to A II Bun
& Co.
LONDON, Jan 17--Str II K Waage (Nor)
from Sundsvali for Baltimore, has put back
to Stornoway leaky; must discharge; for
wards cargo
Str Black Heath (Br), from Baltimore for
Alexandria. Z, is aground in the harbor of
Gibraltar.
Schr General Rawlinson (Br), Marystown,
NF, for Oporto( with cargo of Goldfish. Is
aground in the harbor of Leixoes, lying on
rocks; cargo damaged; vessel went aground
during gale.
1sth-The American tank str Santa Rita,
from New Orleans Oct 20 for Spezia. Italy
was posted to-day at Loyds as missing.
QUARANTINE, Jan 1s-Motor, schr Bertha
(Br). from Bahamas reports at 8 AN
while anchored Is miles southeast of High
lands repairing, was in collision with str
Sheaf Field (Br), and has bows stove In
and feet of water In hold.
ST JOHNS, NF, Jan 10-Str Cabot (Br)
80 tons gross, owned by the Newfoundland
Produce Co, was sold at auction here to-day
TO Sir Michael Cashin for $1,000.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy MALL

ABERDEEN. Wash. Jan 13--Arrived, barl
Alicia Havsde. Seattle.
ASTORIA. o. Jan 13-Arrived. str ii
Purusima. San Pedro.
Sailed 18th. str HannaNv,, KOBE.
ASSATEAGUE. Jan i6-In port. tug Bris
tol, with barges Cardcnas, Newport News
for Fall River. and Whitehead. Lambert,
Point for do.
EUREKA. Cal. Ian 13-Arrived, str Tri.
color (Nor). San Francisco.
GALVESTON. Tex. Jan 14--Cleared. stl
Mount Evans, Liverpool and Manchester.
Sailed i3th. str Septima tGer), Ebsjerg.
HONOLULU Jan i3-Arrived, str Cassis
(Br) New Orleans for Shanghai (and pro-
ceeded same dayJ.
Sailed 18th, strs VIM F Herrin. Monterey
Manon, Kahului.
Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan 16-Arrived, Ell
Steel Worker. San Francisco for Liverpool
&C.
Sailed fsth, ctr steel Ranger. New York
Boston and Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE, ri, Jan 16-Arrived, st.
Tacoma (Br) Hamburg.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jim 13--Arrived
str Thomas. Manila via Mike and Honolulu
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Jan 1j-Arrived. etrs
Santa Rita, aberdeen; 14th, Bata California
(Nor). San Francisco.
SABINE. Tex. Jan 14-Arrived. str Para
quay, Chester.
TACOMA, Wash, Ian 13--Arrived, str Etna
Maru (Jap). Grays Harbcr.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
RECORDS SHOW MANY
PARCELS TRANSFERRED

The 334 West Seventeen Street Cor
poration sold to Donald s. Walker two
two story garages. 41x1oo. at s32 and
334 West Seventieth street.
Morris F'reundlich bought a six story
building with stores. 32.6xss.ox irregu-
street.
Adam Happel sold to stefanie FNulop
four story store tenement. 20xS0. at
1857 Second avenue, north OF Eighty
first street.
Rose Greene sold to Philip Karmel
FIVE story tenement. 17x9s.9, at 441
West Thirty-ffth street.
Charles II. And Jacob r. Herman
sold to Nathan Horn two four story
store tenements, 32x10o. at SO and 65
Avenue A.
Joseph Rufflno sold to Abraham slutzl'
East 1881 street.
Klahr Realty Corporation, represented
by Abraham J. Haprin. purchased two
Ave story fats with stores. 50xi00, at
1896 and 1863 Fifth avenue.
James ]. Fitzpatrick sold 20 Costanzo
Catalano q three story house, 12.6x50.5
at $50 East 1920 street.
Emma Hocklcr sold 20 Anniebell
Walton n four story fiat, 25x99.11, at
1853 West 129th street.
Theron l.. Carman sold 10 David I.
Martin a four story fiat. 15.6x9e.1l. at
13e West 136th street.
Edward Fitzpatrick sold TO Peter
Teufel for $4,000 the four story store
tenement, 19.11xs3.1x irregular. at 1so
Spring street. the southeast corner OF
Thompson street.
Abraham l.. Wolbarst sold 20 the
So Ludlow Street Corporation. repre-
sented by Abraham +. Wilkes, attorney
n six story store tenement, 25x1O0. at
1914 Madison street.
Rawson Underhlll sold to Ann II.
Mccarthy for s32.5oo a five story fiat,
35x10o1l. at 103 East 23d street.
Ieybuck Company sold to John j.
sheehy n FIVE story store tenement,
27.Gx9e11, at 204 East 126th street.
Adolph Schreiber sold TO Samuel Kller
a four story dwelling. 20xs0. at 235
Eenox avenue. south of 1924 street.
Lewis 8. Davis sold TO Annette Nigra
a three story dwelling. 1s.6x102.2, al
165 West Eighty-first street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
BROKERS REPORT GOOD
BUSINESS DURING 1921

Following the annual meeting of the
stockholders of Cushman & Wakefield,
Inc, announcement was made yesterday
that in spite of adverse general busl-
ness conditions this realty organization
has experienced a prosperous year. its
net earnings for 1921 having shown an
increase of 1873 per cent. over the cor
poration's net profits of 1920. Since its
inception four years ago the corpora
tion has developed increased earnings,
averaging more than 100 per cent. in
crease each year.
On account of the increase I'm volume
and expansion of its business II was
decided TO separate the office of secre-
tary and treasurer. Consequently Will
lam ]. Demorest. for several years a
director. was elected secretary OF the
corporation and Cyril +. Taylor was re-
elected treasurer. j. Clydesdale Cush-
man was reelected president and Regi-
nald w. Murray vice-president.
The following directors were re-
elected for another year to succeed
themselves @. Maurice Heckscher.
Charles y. Jaqua, j. Clydesdale Cush-
man, Reginald w. Murray. William J.
Demorest and Cyril +. Taylor. The an
nual dinner of the officers brokerage
staff and employees Of the corporation
was held last night at the New York
Athletic Club
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
Arrivals at and Departures from
FOREIGN Ports.

ANTWERP. Jan i7-salled, str Corican
(Br), 81 John, NIB.
BANEs. Jan 1saIn port. str Maravi (Br),
for Boston Ito sail 20th).
BARCELONA, Jan 13-Arrived ctr Mar
Rojo (sp), Galveston.
BARRY, Jan 17-Salled. str Domingo d.
Larrinaga (Br), Galveston.
BELIZE, Jan 17-Arrived. str Port An
BERGEN, Jan i2--Arrived, str louisiana
BocAs, Jan i7-sailed. str Parismina
Havana and New Orleans.
tdSs bEGMEE fs,sdsphIs ,al Srrived' sr sr oaiis'0
Sailed isth, str America. New York wa
BuES1s AIRES. Jan i7-saned. str hu-
CAPE TOWN, Jan i7-Arrived. str Jebba
(Brl, 81 John, NIB;
Sailed Jan =, str Norman Monarch (Br).
Buenor Aires (arrivod Mt Newport i4th).
cIENFUEGos, Jan 15-salled. str Brysssl
CoIoMBo. Jan io--salled. strs Clan Ken.
nedy OBJ. from Calcutta for New York;
Katuna CBr), from Hong Kong for Boston
and New York.
cRisroBAL, Jan i7--Arrived. str San Bias
Sailed iTth, str Cry of Lincoln fI,r), from
Hull for San Francisco.
DANzIG Jan 9-Arrived. str Eastpor'
DUNKIRK, Jan ie-Arrived. str West Ell
dara, New York.
F1UME. Jan 13--Arrived, str Dundrennan
GENOA, Jan i6-Arrived. str Pencarrow
Br. Philadelphia.
Sailed l4th. str vestaiia (Br). Lisbon.
GIBRALTAR, Jan IT. Pa ssed, strs Marina
o utaD. Philadelphia for Genoa Minnie de
Larrinaga lBr). New York for Barcelona
Passed 17th. str kabinga tBr. New YorN
for Manila.
Passed 18th, strs Moncensio (1taD. New
Orleans for Genoa: 10th. Ossa. New YorI;
for ConatantinOplc.
Arrived nth. str Adriatic CDr). New Yorl,
for Genoa
Sailed 10th. Str San Michele u,aD from
Valencia for Hampton Roads.
GLASGOW, Jan iS-Arfivcd, str Cabotia
(Br), Portland Me.
HALIFAX, Ne, Jan 1T--Arrived. SIR
scythia tBr). Liverpool tand sailed 10 $50
PM for New York;.
HAMHuRG, Jan 13-Arrlvod, s,rs Afoun.
dria, New Orleans; Codwater, Charleston:
10Th, Scythlan tBr). Baltimore.
Sailed 18TH. str Orleans. Bremen.
HAVANA, Jan 1G-Arriech sirs Attends.
New orleans; 18Th, ulua cBr, New York
for Port Antonio, &c.
Arrived 1Tth ctr Infanta Isabel tsp). Gal.
weston and New Orleans
Arrived 18th. strs San Bruno (Br), Boston
Ulua (Br), New York; Orizaba, do; Colom-
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
PROMINENT FOLK JOIN
ARMY OF HOME OWNERS
In List Are M. Wilks and Mrs.
August Belmont, Jr.

Matthew Wilks, son-in-law OF the late
Hetty Green, has purchased through
Horace S. Ely & Co. the dwelling of
the late Leon NJ. Hirsch at West
Eighty-second street. abutting Mr.
Wilks's residence at West Eighty
first street. facing the Museum of Nat
ural History. Five years ago he ac-
quired the residence at 10 West Eighty
second street.
Mrs. August Belmont, Jr., has bought
for her residence the five story house,
with SO foot frontage. at 80 East Seven
ty-fifth street. valued at $4,000. 1t was
sold by the Brown, Wheelock Company
for Helen p. Brown
James II. CrullSshank purchased from
the 434 West F'orty-ninth street Cor
poration 124 East Thirty-first street. a
three story dwelling. 22xl00. held at
$4,000. Butler e. Baldwin were the
brokers.
Joseph Nasanowitz resold for Abra-
ham Brodsky to Samuel Hadler 45G
West 1921 street. a four story dwelling.
IS 10x100.
James II. Cruikshank resold to the
Dickie Terry Realty. Inc, 191 Edge
combc avenue, three story dwelling,
17x10O. and held at $4,000. J. Doug
las Wetmore, attorney. represented the
purchaser.
Pepe & Brothers have resold for Sam
uel Mitchell to a client So Downing street,
a three story dwelling, 20x60. The
purchaser will occupy.
The New York herald., 1922-01-19
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By bfail.1

BALBOA. Jan 11-Sailed, str Steel scienr'
ist qrom New, New YORK. Sc,, kope, ,,os &c. o.,
rdssd BARRAM9uIHLLA Rsaor9S HaL Ian oArrivod' s''
BATAVIA. Jan 0--Sailed, str Admission City
drom Baltimore. &c), Samarang and Souri,
BURN NE. prior to Jan s-Arrived. schl
Thorndyke (Br), Oporto.
CALCUTTA, Jan 11-saied. str Steel In
and New orleans
CAPE RACE, MI. Jan .5-Passed, str ca
madam slgnaller (Br), Swansea for Halifax
salia (from Vancouver. &c) Liverpool &c.
ESQUIMALT. DC. Jan 13-sailed. str Ct
madam Traveller tBrl. Union Bay Bay ,y,,u,
rived, schrs Bohemia (Br). Boston; winifre'
H Hearts 1stS coNTENT. NE. Jan 7-Arrivei
str Hochelaga (f3r), wapana.
HALIFAX. Jan it.Arrived strs Canadin, Gana,ad,,
(Br). Newport News for Manchester; schr'
Mary Manson Gruener. Port Hawkesbury
Marjorie Hennigar tBp hiyerport RI 10Th 9th
Nevis (Nor. Kingston. NC
Arrived 10th. strs Johann Ludwig Mo
winee Nor Newcastle for galtm0Te (@ae
iabria fBr), New York for Glasgow; schr
Marion L Conrad (Br). Barbados.
Barbados, &c &C.: Bornhoim DAM, st Johns
18th, Metagama tBr). Liverpool. vt, ,.
HAVRE. Jan 3-Arrived. str King y
CBr), New York.
JAFFA, Jan 1i-sailed. str Orient, Smyrna.
KOBE, Jan ~ (not sth) Sailed, str Stsei
Age. Port Townsend Ito lead for u At
LisBoN. Jan ii-sailed. str Steel Engineer
Philadelphia (has been reported sailed for
LIZARD. Jan f3-Passed. str Cragness
(Br). Hull for New York.
schr + Theriaut (Br) ST John.
NANOOSE, Jan i4-Arrived. str Canadian
Observer tBr), Union Bay.
NEWPORT. f, Jan li-Sailed. ctr !.
Church (BD, Oran.
ST JOHN, NIB. Jan 1t-krrlved. strs Gre
Antwerp schr Quaco Queen fBr). New Yo.k
ST JOHNS, NF. Jan I-Arrived: strs Bas-
tian (Br). Fogo; Sth, y ID Bailey (Dr). Cadi,
for Carbonear land sailed eth).
Sailed 18th. str Canadian Sapper (Brl.
In port 9th, schrs David C Ritcey (Br,
for Brazil: Humorist (BD. for Meditcr-
SAC FRANCISCO, Jan 12-saiied, str Ori-
noco, Buonos Aires.
SHANGHAI, Jan 12--sai,ed. str wenatchse
Manila.
TRINIDAD. Jan ls--Arrived. ctr Canadian
TW1LLTNGATE, NE, prior TO Jan IL
Sailed, schrs Cecil. Jr Qr). Gibraltar q Or
orders): Little s,ephano CBrj. do.
UNION BAY, &c, Jan ii-Arrived. str Ca
madam Rover (Br). Ladysmith:
VANCOUVER. Be. Jan i5--Arrivod. s'r
Tuscaloosa City. Seattle .tloads for New
York;.