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The Washington times., 1922-11-05
ARMY AVIATORS BREAK WORLDS NONSTOP FLIGHT RECORD

Gotiated in the slowest time OF any
distance on the entire route. The
time from Terre Hsute TO Indian
apolis was hour and % minutes
which showed plainly the difficulty
that was being experienced.
Worn BY Long Vigil.
The aViators, worn by their long
vigil. were taciturn. Qualification
was expressed, however, that a new
nonstop record had been made, al
though they had not accomplished
their purpose of making the entire
trip.
The 1850 miles In twenty-five
hours represents new mark IN
the history of aviation. The longest
previous nonstop flight on record
was said to have been 1918.
The last stages OF the distance
would have been made easily had
not the leak in the water jacket
developed,
we covered 2060 miles In
twenty-five hours" Lieut.. Oakley
Kelley declared. Our troubles de-
veloped after we had covered about
400 miles.
1T became apparent that we
would have to reach land about
100 miles before we reached Fort
Ben iamin Harrison"
Neither Lieutenant Kelley nor
Lieutenant MacReady had mo-
ments rela xation since the begin.
- ha trit
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Grange Seeks to Gust
Drunkards From Road

WILMINGTON, Del, NOV. 4'-RV'
vocation of motor licenses in cases
of intoxication. the creation OF pun
lie service commission to control
traffic laws of the State and vigor'
Gus opposition to increasing the
license fee on motor trucks were the
principal items Of legislation urged
hv the Pomona Grange, comprising
all the oranges of Kent county, at
their fall meeting here.
The grangers will recommend TO
the State legislature that an orchard
expert be installed at the University
of Delaware to aid farmers in fruit
cultivation.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Muskrat Puts Village
Lights Out for 3 Days

STEVENSVILLE. Canada. Nov, /.
This village is served by rural
HYDRO line. which has been without
Electricity for three days.
Workmen searching for the cause
of ,be trouble dug down TO the un'
derrround cable and found that
muskrat had chewcd cable to get
tho hecswax on the inside of the COW
ering and had been electrocuted.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
"Other Woman" and Man
BONDED to Keep Apart

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Dorothy
Winters, twenty-five, appearing in
Municipal Judge John j. Richard
sons court in the role of the other
woman and Fred Meunck, husband
in the case. were forced to sign bonds
containing a promise to keep away
from each other.
Mrs. Ida Meunck, thirty. said she
had found Miss Winters in company
Of Meunck at his office.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Young Buck Captured
Alive by Va. Hunters

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 4.-W. r..
Curling. o. Curling, T.. Curling. w,
!. Curling, Tom Talbert. chief NJ
police of Portsmouth: Rodney and
Harry Jackson, with eight dogs
went deer hunting yesterday morn.
ng and caught a live buck. about
seven months old, near Fentress.
They ran the deer seven and a
half hours on dead heat before
capturing it, The exhausted ami.
NAL finally collapsed
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
TOO MUCH CHAMPAGNE.

PARIS. Nov. 4.-Practicaily no
cbamnagne will be made this wear
AS III" decrease in sales has left the
market glutted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
STOMACH TORTURED?
TRY YEAST
But Be Sure It's Ironized Yeast

You can't give your Job the best
that's Ia you, n you suffer with IN
digestion. dyspepsia and other dis
trcss stomach ailments The thing to
do. II you want 20 feel Ia tip-top
condition, with never a thought OF
stomach trouble, is to try lronl2cd
Yeast Simply take two tablets with
each meal. IN all probability you
will notice highly beneficial results
within the first % hours.
Yeast, as everyone knows, contains
certain clements which have a Won
derful effect on the functicniug Of
our stomachs. and in toning up the
system. But Ironized Yeast emhodics
the new scientific process OF front
2ation which makes yeast Just dou-
bly effective. Forget stomach trou-
bles and keep yourself 1909 efr-
cicnt. Get lronizcd Yeast today. To
try It free simply mail post card for
famous 3-Day Test Address lron-
lied Yeast Co.. Dept. Sc, Atlanta, Ga.
lruutzcd Yeast ia recommended and
guaranteed 10y all good druggiats.--
Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
BANDIT UNIDENTIFIED
Captured Partners OF Dead Kansas
Bank Robbcr Rcfus" to Reveal
Namc--liad Stolen Car.

GARDEN CITY. Kan, June 2S.--
Efforts were being made today 10
Identify the body Of bank bandit
killed yesterday In a running fight
near Dighton, Lane county. His two
pals. under arrest, have refused TO
reveal his name, declaring they only
knew him as "Blackle."
The three men entered the First
National bank at Dighton early yes
terday but were frightened away
cmpty-handcd by burglar alarm. A
posse took up the pursuit and finally
surrounded the bandits after an all
day chase. In the battle which fol-
lowed. Edward Bradstrect mem-
ber Of tho posse, was seriously
wounded.
The two bandits captured gave
names of Arthur Long OF Kansas
City and +. II. Barton of Sapulpa,
Okla.
The motor car In which tho three
men fled from the scene was stolen
from Tulsa, OKLA. last week and the
tag 1t bore had been stolen from a
car in Wichita, Kan, Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
Reed, s TuLsmS
Named by Jury
In Indictments

ny the Associated Press state Wire
MUSkOGEE, June 2S.--The
United states grand jury re-
turned an Indictment against Eu-
gene y. Reed. alias g. Dear.
charging him with attempting to
blackmall Mrs. Jean T. Day Of
Oklahoma CITY whose husband
killed Lieut.. Col. Paul Ward BocH.
cOmmundant OF the flying field at
Fort Sill, IN tho Day residence IN
oklahoma city, April 4.
Reed is accused OF sending Mrs.
Day "A letter demanding $1,000.
Unless tho money was paid the
author stated, Mrs. Day would be
exposed. Mrs. Day testified be-
fore the grand Jury yesterday.
Her husband was cNuncratcd 10y "a
coroncrs jury which held the KILL
INK was justified. II was tosti-
fiod that Day found his wife strug-
Eliug I'm the arms OF Beck, n
guest at the Day home
Among others indicted by tho
grand iury today were.
Frank Loo Drtc2 and Dawson
4. Bcavis. charged with cmbc2zl-
Ing funds OF the Central National
bank of tuls1. Ortc1 surrendered
at los angeles a month ago.
Joseph Olson, Louis Olson. T.. T..
Hcrno and Abe pCpis OF Tulsa,
violating tho national banking
laws. They were formerly idonu-
fled with tho dcflnct American
National hanX Of that city
Richard Eclislo Of Morris. yin-
latlug the national banking laws.
lie was convicted "a year ago at
NJ M'Alcstor charged with cmbclzlr-
mcnt Of funds from tho First
National bank ~ Morris
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
RADIO EXAMINATION
Applicants for Licenses VIII Re EN-
amincd Here by Inspector
of Southern District

OF interest TO the radio fraternity
of Tulsa and surrounding territory
Is the announcement from the radio
Inspector for this district 10 the Of
feet that he will Sold examinations
In Tulsa on July 1916.
\ These examinations will he held
ffor both amateur and commercial
applicants. The code speeds nee
essary to obtain the different grades
OF licenses are as follows:
Amateur. 10 words per minute;
commercial second grade. IL words;
commercial first grade, 20 words;
commercial extra first grade rs
words
The examinations on theory and
operating practice will also he given
and the two grades will be used in
determining whether or not the ap-
p'lcont shall obtain his ticket
The place where the eXa minations
are 10 be held has not been decided
upon as yet, but announcement vii!
he made OF this location In the near
future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

Escaped English Prisoner becomes
Bnnd ImmpCr In Initcd StnIrs

st. LOUIS, June 2S----A man hold
here charged with theft of an SSS
pin from a local iewclry store. late
today admitted he was Herbert NJ.
Rothery, sought since 1892 for cs-
Gaping from the Marlborough
prison in England. He also IS said
to be wanted i'm Syracuse. n. y,
for jumping n $500 bond. In WASH
ington for jumping a $500 bond
and for escaping from tho Maryland
pcnitentiary and tho Fort Madison,
Iowa. prison.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
Wire Flashes

CHICAGO. June 2s--FederaI Judge
George A. Carpenter today dismissed the
rcceivership Of the Chicago n Eastern
Illinois railroad. The receyershlp dated
back to 1913.
WASHINGTON, june 2s s--Tnvestigstion
ot the operation Of the New York cot
ton exchange and transactions there was
proposed IN resolution introduced today
Georgia.
BouNDBROoK, N, J. June 2s.--Rear
Admiral George Washington Kline. o. 3.
n. retired died today at his home here
lie was IS years old and retired from
health.
secretary and steward OF the Reno and
TIA Juana Jockey club was shot and
Ei,l9d ialli at ne race track here today by
on himself and died later
NEW YORK. June 2s-pert Acosta
he was plotting over Mitchell nold fell
100 feet and crashed TO the ground The
plane was demolished ACosta was alone.
lie was not dangerously injured, II was
reported.
LONDON, June 2s--A report that the
a. Vienna hns been denied by the Aus
trian legation today The British stated
that the last dispatches received from
Vienna said the city was quiet.
WASHINGTON. june es-rhres ~.
f'ciais " the postoffice department will
leave Washington next Wednesday for
months inspection trip, II was announced
today.
HERRIN. Ill.,, june 2s--Three OF the
wounded survivors in the Herrin massacre
LETT here today for Chicago. Their removal
from tho hospital 10 the train was sur
rounded by a. grcat deal ~ secrecy and no
announcement of the removal was made
passed.
OTTAWA, Kan. June 2s--A freak .aolt
n lightnng tore the hat. aad clothing
~ T. W, Wadsworth. farmsr into shreds
here today. but did not render hip un-
ana passed through hl. body. HIS eondi-
uon is serious physicians say.
TOXIC. June 2S-A report was received
here this afternoon that tho Japanese
consulate at Tautao Kow, Manchuria, had
been raided and burned by Chinese
bandits.
ST. LOUIS. June 2s.--A tentative draft
OF final decree ending the roceivership
81 the Missouri. Kansas Texas rail-
road was submitted TO Federal Judge
Sanborn here today by attorneys for the
York.
TOXIC. June 2s-Court mourning for
Prince lligashl Fushlmi probably will he
confined to five days 10 as not 20 inter
fore with court functions planned IN
honor of Secretary DENLY and hts party OF
United states naval officers.
BELLVlLLE, Kan. June 2s-A heavy
soaking rain OF more than an inch fell
today and promises 10 be Of great benefit
~ the corn crop In northern Kansas Wheat
harvcstins p nearly over and ihroshiug
has commenced.
LONDON June 2s.--The house Of lords
this afternoon passed tho hill rstifying
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
Sheriff. arrested on
Charge of Adultery

AFTER BEING CONVICTED
Tuesday OF assault and fined $50 by
Justice John II. Query Harry Sher-
rill, husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Sher-
rill, who two weeks ago wlss ac-
quilted OF the murder OF Hannah
Novak. was arrested yesterday on
charge of adultery and lodged I'm
the county Jail. The adultery charge
was an outgrowth OF tho Sheriff.
murder trial During the sight for
liberty made by Mrs. Sheriff.. tcsl-
mony was introduced that Sheriff.
had lived with the Novak girl under
the name Of Reeves. Mrs. Sherrili's
defense was temporary insanity. due
she claimed, 10 jealousy OF the GIRL
who had wrecked her home. Sher-
rills preliminary trial on the adul.
terry charge has been set for July II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
Scnntnr kllIcd In Mrccl..

ROCHESTER,. MINI. Juno "S.
state Senator W A. Nolau OF Grand
Meadow. d,od IN local hospital
late today as the result " Injuries
suffered I'm an automobile accident
early TODAY Frank Narucr. also
of Grand Meadow, who was I'm th"
machine when it overturned ou %
road near hero IS In a critical coudl-
t|pu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
ADJOURNMENT rnAN Is ursrl
senate and House Confcring on Pro-
pOSul- tO Quit Work Saturday.

WASHINGTON. Juno 2S-IIousc
plans for adjournment Saturday
were upset temporarily IN the senate
today when attempts OF Senator cur
It's. Kansas. assistant republican
leader, to put through a senate rc.u
luton giving senate consent o. ih,
adjournment was blocked pending
consultation between dumuCra'i,
leaders OF the two houses. Tho rcao.
luton which Senator Curtis put tu
was introduced at the request ol
house leaders he said, and provided
FOR adjournment to August s..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

the treaties negotiated at the washing.
ton conference
WASHINGTON, June fs--The repeal OF
all federal bankruptcy laws except the
original bankruptcy act Of 1885 was pro-
posed in bill offered IN the senate this
afternoon by Senator Myers, democrat OF
Montana.
KANSAS CITY, June 2S--The chamber
Of commerce began organizing fleet
OF motor trucks today to safeguard food
supplies to this CITY In the event Of n
rail tie-up July 1.
WICHITA, Kan. June 2s--Thadcus
Kelley, 10-year-old son of Mrs, NJ. r.,
Turner was drowned In the Little Arkat-
sas river at Nineteenth street eaTIy yes.
terday evening His body was recovered
three hours later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
Gonld Kc.illcncc for Snlc.

NEW YORK. juno 9S -Gcorrr !
Gouli's residence az l'ifth avenue
and SiNty-Soyonth street, scene OF
many q brilliant social function iu
the past. has been placed ON the
market The price set Is tl,12u.OUu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
Lcmp Brewing Plant Sold.

ST LOUIS, June 2S.--The plant
Of the william J. Lomp Brewing
company one OF the oldest and
largest brcwcries I'm tho country.
was sold at public auction here to-
was appraised at $4,000 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

lEAHY PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
Former Pawhuskn Jurist VIII Ad-
dress Chamber Luncheon.

7, ]. LeahY, prominent local attor-
Ley and jurist, formerly OF Pawhus-
v Is to be the principal speaker at
an opening of the Chamber Of Com
imerce In the club rooms Of Hote
ulSa Friday noon. His subject will
oe Tulsa as Know Her" and will
contain his observations of the
Magic city botb as an outsider view
citizen.
q n. r. Graham is on the program
ior report on'the work done in ad-
realtors' convention @ % at los Angeles
ana san Francisco last week. Dis
uIct Judge Albert c. Hunt is 10 re-
boyt on the Kiwanis club convention
rr,.u at Toronto, Canada, and Il. A.
CC,ulse on the Ad club convention in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
MAKES SUMNER DRINKS WHOLE

tthf HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
ISa,er net punches. fruit juices, or plain
l,trtiser,S ,Ssgenehes thirst. Tefreshes.-Ad'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

CHICAGO. June 2s--Federal Judge
George a. Carpenter today dismissed the
rcceivership Of the Chicago A Eastern
Illinois railroad. The receivershlp dated
back to 1913.
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the treaties negotiated at the washing.
] ton conference
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

LONDON. June 2s.--The house of lords
his afternoon passed tho bill rstifying
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WASHINGTON. June as STANDARDIZATION
~ the operation OF the New York cot
ton exchange and transactions there. was
proposed IN a resolution introduced today
hy Representative Ninon. democrat,
Georgia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

TOXIC. June 2s-Court mourning for
Prince lligashl Fushlmi probably will he
confined 20 five days 70 as not 10 inter
fore with court functions planned IN
honor of Secretary DENLY and his party OF
United States naval officers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

ST. LOUIS June 2s.--A tentative draft
OF a final decree ending the roceivership
81 the Missouri. Kansas a Texas rail-
road was submitted TO Federal Judge
Sanborn here today by attorneys for the
Central Union Trust company Of New
York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

BELLVfLLE, Kan. June 2s--A heavy
soaking rain OF more than an inch fell
today and promises TO be Of great benefit
~ the corn crop In northern Kansas Wheat
harycstins p nearly over and throshiug
has commenced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29

BOuNDBROOK. n J. June qs.--Rear
admiral George Washington Kline. o. s.
NJ retired. died today AZ his home here
lie was IS years old and retired from
tho navy year ago because OF ~
health.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21

PLYMOUTH. Oct 20-Arrivsd. str Mime
kahda. New York for Hamburg tand pro-
ceeded).
t,vflr SAID. Oct l6-sailed, str salawati
(Dutch). from Colombo for New York.
t'OKT SWETTENHAM, OCT 19-Sailed, stI
,,ity OF Lincoln 1grI' New York.
PRESTON, Oct l9-Arrived. str Macabi
OBJ, New York.
ROTTERDAM, Oct ls-sailed. str jeanette
Kayser tGer). from Hamburg for New Or
leans; Mascana (Nor), wabana. Nj.
SANTA MARTA, Oct a0-Arrtved. ST.
Ormes (Br), Baltimore.
SANTIAGO, Oct 19-Arrived str Commo-
SHANGHAI. Oct Ia-Ariyed, str Ken
lucky (hr), San Francisco; President JEFF.
ferson. Seattle for Hong Kong.
Arrived 10th. str Edmore. Tacoma.
SHIELDS, Oct 1s-Arrived, str Cairnva'
Iona tB), Montreal,
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 19--Salled. str An
dania (Br). from London for Montreal.
Sailed 18th. str Reliance. New York Via
Cherbourg-
Sailed 10Th. strs Empress OF Britain tBr)
from Hamburg for Quebec; oropesa tBr)
from do for New York; Lapland (Br), from
Antwerp for do.
SYDNEY, NSW, Oct 14--Arrived, str Wal
rma (Br), San Francisco.
TAMPlCO, Oct 19-Sailed. strs Morro Cas-
tle, Vera Cruz; sarpfos (Nor), Puerto
Mexico.
TELA. Oct 1s-Arrived. str zacapa. Puerto
TENERIFFE, Oct 1s-Arrived, str West
Humhaw. New York for Dakar
THAMESHAVEN, Oct 19--Arrived. str Co
manchee CBr). Philadelphia.
VICTORIA. &c, Oct 19--Sailed, str Toyama
Maru (Jap). Hong Kong.
YOKOHAMA, Oct 15--Sailed, strs Hanley,
Seattle; 10th. Tenyo Maru (Jap), from Hong
Kong for San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
APARTMENT SALES
FEATURE TRADING
Investor Acquires Rosedale in
,p Harlem: Other Deals i'm
Manhattan.

Coughlan & Co.. Inc. sold for p. j
Gilroy to an Investor the Rosedale. Q
six story apartment house at S52 West
listh Street, having rental of about
$4,000, and held at $780, cOoo
Nathan Wilson and Israel WhitlSind
purchased from the estate OF Max Lure
IA East Seventy-fourth street south
west corner of Third avenue, a six story
apartment house. with stores. 52xi05,
held at $4,000. William Baker was the
broker.
]. NJ. Kelly Company sold for NJ Ii.
n J. Realty Corporation. NJ. GoldwasseT
president, to Thomas McCusker, the five
story flat $40 West lS4tli street. S0Xl0o,
arranged for thirty families. and held
st $4,000
\ Cleary & O'Connell sold for pr. John
q. Coyle TO Rosina Gusti the five story
single flat 3l6 East 116th street.
New Realty Company sold the six
story apartment, with stores ut 2S60
Eighth avenue. Tt occupies a lot 25Xl00.
between l52d and 15Sd streets.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Bella Meyer 16G West ,l21st street, five
story single flat. 21xlo0.
Albert u. Phelps and H. J. Rogers
sold for Il. L. D. Realty Company 312.
314 and SIG East Forty-hfth street. three
five story tenements. 79x100 The buyer
Is an investor.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL

The Lewis ". May Company has been
appointed agent to liquidate all the hold
ings Of the Edgemere Crest Company.
Maximilian Morgenthau. president.
In F.dgemere. l.. T. The holdings con-
sst OF vacant land and houses which
will be sold before November 3. al:
which time application will be made for
the dissolution of the corporation.
G. Il. Deppeler was the Broker in the
sale of the Pabst brewery plant. Cos
West Forty-ninth street and 613 Wes:
F'orty-eighth street from the Pabst
Brewing Company to the Wyandotte
Real Estate Company and from them to
the Lille Dairy Company. Inc.
Purchasers Of properties sold recently
are. William A. Loughlin of al West
Ftfty-seventh street: Marie Krumm OF
1879 Webster avenue; Margaret a.
Schwartz OF "a st. AIMS avenue: Leon
Abramowitz Of 31l3 Hull avenue: Anna
j. Farley of Ji4 West ii2d street; Marie
Reilly OF 5l2 East Elghty-seventh street
and the s. n. J. NJ. Realty Corporation
Of 26i Bleccker street.
The sale OF the New York Railways
Company property. the block bounded
by East Thirty-second and Thirty-thlrd
streets. Lexington and Fourth avenues.
which was scheduled to be held yester-
day by Joseph +. Day, has been adj
journed to November 90 II will be held
on the steps or the county court house
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By NALL


AXIN, Oct S--sailed. schr Rosa Ferlita
Boston.
BERMUDA, Oct l4-Arrived str Canadian
reaD schr William Il Litcbfield. Norfolk
10Th. strs Lutetian (}r). Dartmouth tand
sailed for Key Wesp 18th. Montezuma
(and sailed 18th for Barbados, &c,.
Sailed 14th, str Conway (Brl. Nassau,
CAMPBELl.ToN, NIB, Oct 12-Sailed. bark
Snowdon. Buenos Aires.
GLovERToN. NJ, Oct 14-sailed pre-
vieusly, schr Orleans. New York.
GUAYMAs. Oct 14-sailed, str Mexico
HALIFAX, Ms. oct 17-Arrived. strs sma-
ragd (Nor). Philadelphia; Nordkyn (Nor)
sasa 1 for RSoss sand sr on
don; Stanmore (Br, Glasgow; Silvia lBr)
ST Johns; schr Sadie A knicke (Br). Porto
Rico. t--
Returned l7th. schr Acadia (Br. from,
Boston for sydney
HAVANA. Oct i7-Arrived. motor songdal
(Nor). New York for Rio Janeiro and Mon
tevideo.
JAMAICA. Oct i7--sailed. str cayo Manbi.
MARYsTowN. NE. Oct i2-sailed. schr
PUERTO MEXICO. Oct 12-Sailed. str Tre-
varrack cBr). Newcastle, NSW.
QUEBEC. Oct 1s-Passed In Fame Point,
strs Canadian Navigator (Br), Swansea
for Montreal: Trevilley (Br). Boston for do;
Ethelwolf tBrl. from Barry.
Passed in Father Point 18th, str Knock
fierna (Br), from Sydney.
Passed in Point Tupper 1Ith, str Cleanthis
(Grek), Portland for Montreal.
ST JOHN. NIB, Oct 1s-Arrived, schr Chas
L Gordon CBr). Yarmouth Ito load potash
for Halifax.
ST JOHNS, NF. Oct 12-Arrived, schrs
Herbert Warren tBr). Maceio; Ida M ZinclS
fBr), Sydney; 18th. Gilbert Z Walters (Br).
10.
Sailed 1oth. schrs Mariner (Br). Sydney
Hazel y Herman Kingston.
Sailed previous , 18th, schr Robert Dale
(Br), New York.
In port 18th. str Mons (Nor), for Alicante
and Naples
SHEET HARBOR. NS. Oct 1i--Sailed, str
Nyhavn (Nor). United Kingdom.
The New York herald., 1922-10-21
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Julius Trattner sold for NJ. Finkel-
stein the five story apartment house.
arranged for twenty families. at 1863
Tiffany street. 42xlo0. to Charles Weitz
Debrose Realty Corporation. Louis
Rosenberg president, sold. from plans.
the row of six two family dwellings
with garages on Andrews avenue, which
is part OF Berkeley oval" recently pur-
chased by Nathan Wilson from the
Gould estate.
Charles w. wynne and Louis II. Low
operators. resold 1916 Simpson street.
near westchester avenue. 4oxl0o, to an
investing client of L. Harris The prop
erty vas recently purchased from the
Clara OGDEN estate.
Arnold Investing Company, Inc. oper-
ators. NJ Rosenthal president. sold 10
A. Brons.ein n six story apartment
house. i443 Boston road.
Armstrong Brothers sold for McAlor-
row Brothers. 2Slo Loring place. three
story two family semi-detached dwell
ing. 2sXl0o
Il. Osborne Smith. Inc, sold for A.
Herman. a. Rabe. Mrs. A. Jay and M.
Becker separate parcels comprising six
lots on Grand avenue. south of 116th
street, to builder for Improvement
with two family houses: also 2330 Grand
Concourse. n frame dwelling. 25x110.
through to Ryer avenue. to =. Lichten-
stein who will occupy
The newly formed Jonat Realty Com
pany, Il. NJ. Bernstein. b. Robbins and
Il. Il. Boss directors. bought plot 1908
l32 on the west side Of the Grand Con-
course. between 1S1st and 1921 streets
FOR Improvement with five story
apartment house