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The New York herald., 1922-08-17
News Of Real Estate
CORN EXCHANGE BANK
ADDS TO BRONX PLOT
Buys Taxpayer Adjoining
Jerome Avenue Branch.

Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Henry Acker to the Corn Exchange Bank
2052 Jerome avenue. a taxpayer. 50xloO.
adjoining the banks building at the
northeast corner of Burnside and Jerome
avenues The property purchased Is
rented for s3.s0o a year and was held
at $4,000
Sharp & Co. sold for p. Bianchetti
2s23 and 2425 Hoffman street, two four
story new law houses. containing two
stores and twenty-six suites, 6OxlOO, TO
the Pitthan Realty Corporation. The
property was held at $4,000. The
houses were erected fifteen years ago.
Armstrong Brothers sold 1912 Woody
crest avenue. a three story three family
semi-detached brick dwelling, 25xl0o,
for Theodosia Klossert. The purchaser
intends TO erect two car brick garage.
1t was held at $4,000
Alexander Seltin and David Mintz
sold 2755 Bainbridge avenue. a three
story dwelling. 50x100, the last of thirty
eight houses purchased from the Wicke
estate and resold TO buyers for oc-
cupancy.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
r. D. Barnum 7s3 East 169th street, a
two story frame dwelling, 25x9S.11. to
an operator.
Walter Il. Brown sold for Mary +.
Ryan 40 East f72d street, two story
frame house. 17.5x110
Harlem Realty Company resold 1869
East 17Sth street for Hudson p Rose TO
Lena Schwartz.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
SAILED.

strs Cananova, Port Antonio; Rio Grande
(Nor) Montevideo; Mont Cervin H'r), New
Orleans; Edward L Doheny III, Tampico /;
Fort st George (Br), Bermuda; Santa elisa.
Calao, w Teagle, Baton Rouge; y
Moffett. Jr. Texas City; Henry Il Mallory,
Galveston; Virginia Express. Richmond !;
Metapan, Kingston, &c; ,vibors lpan). Nor
folk; Tiverton (Br). Avonmouth Andree
(Br), Barcelona; Yorck .Ger), Bremen: Ben
Philadelphia; Idaho (Br). Hull. DC: I'll
Captain, New Orleans.
strs Hamilton, Norfolk: City Of Sparta
(BD, Calcutta; President Monroe, Queens
town and London; City of Seattle, Cape May
and Philadelphia; Vincent, Philadelpnia !
Londonier (Belg). Antwerp; Selwyn Eddy,
Norfolk: El Captain (Standard OiD, Ponce.
Strs Philadelphia Baltimore; Veedol fhi-
hdelphia.
schrs Mary l. Baxter. Charleston; Ed
ward Drake. Montevideo.
Sailed 18th, strs Dunstan tBr,. Para; New
Britain, Baltimore.
Tug w Il Keene, light (passed out SANDY
Hook at 8 PM 15th).
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 10 sea leveD at New York on
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was thirty and nine hundredths o0o)
inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and sixty-four and three -tentns
C764.aD mlllimeters. Captains OF al vesseis
now lying IN near the ports or New YORK
and Brooklyn advantageousy use tine
above official data for observing whether
their own baromoters require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook Pm. calm cleari
smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
CLEARED.

Str President Monroe, Pittman, Queenstown
Plymouth. &c. rgeneraD-united States Lines
and Liverpool (general)-Cunard Steamship
Co.
Str Mount Clay, Brown. Hamburg (gen-
eraD--United American Lines.
str st Paul, Lewis, Hamburg via plymouth
and Cherbourg (generaD-American Line.
Str Londonier (Belg), Roulier. Antwerp
(general)-Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str collamer, Holme. Bordeaux and Nazaire
Str Bacchus F'rl, Evenou. Mazagan. Casa,
blanca. &c., via Philadelphia general. and
residue from Genoa for Philadeiphia)-Three
Str City of Sparta tBr). oleson. Bombay
Colombo and Calcutta acknowledgement
Lilly Co.
Str I'll Captain. Hansen. Ponce. Mayaguez
Hemilton. DC Cease oiD-R Hague. ~
greso, &c tgeneral)-New York ana CuDa
Mail Steamship Co.
Str Mraflores SBr). rors. Port Antonio
tesailaspmuni,ed s a rrui. 90; o. r.,ow Ga,vas,or
via Key West tgeneraD--Mallory Steamship
Co.
Str Ei Captain. Torgsrsen, New Orleans
Str John ID Rockefeller. stocker. Baton
Rouge (ballasD-R l. Hague.
Str Arapahoe, Wood. Charleston and Jack
sonvilie fseneraD-Ciyde Steamship Go.
str Sn0rg psn Spence YOUNG mori0A 'oa
Str Hamilton. Nelson, Norfolk tgeneraD- =
Old Dominion Line.
Str Virginia Express, johnson. Richmond
tgeneraD aD-Richmond and New York Steam
ship Co.
Str Vincent. Christie, Philadelphia (bal-
lasD D-Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Missouri tBr), Cannons from Lon.
dom, Boston (residue)-Atlantic Transport
Line.
tug Otis wack (Br), Young. Parrsborc
tballasD-J. T.. Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
APARTMENT SELLING
IS LED BY HARLEM
Mount Morris, Fifth Ave. and
I26th Street, Sold.

The six story Mount Morris apart
ments. at the northeast corner Of Fifth
avenue and 126th street. have been sold
By Jacob Breen to the Copeland Realty
Corporation, of which S. T.. Shapiro
Anton Siegal and Godfrey Nurse are
the directors. The structure Is on plot
of 99.11xt20 feet and was conveyed sub
ject TO mortgage for slsS,250. The
property was sold at auction last
March for s22S950 10 the Elizabeth
Realty Corporation and subsequently
taken by l. ID. Brokaw.
Meister Builders. Inc, purchased the
five story twenty family tenement house.
27xi00, at 106 East Hath street. from a
Mr.. Schwartz.
The Adolphus Gutenberg estate sold 10
a client of Louis w osterweis the five
story apartment house at 302 West
114th street. 26x10o.11.
Porter & Co. and George Brettel n
Son sold for the John Livingston estate
to Nicklas Cooper the five story apart
ment and store building at 1887 Park
avenue southeast corner OF East ll6th
street, 2sx1ool1.
Pierre IL Golden Company sold for
Bernard A. Gutenberg to the kean-
Fucker Corporation the five story apart
ment house. 25x100. at IA West Sixty
fourth street, held at s47,5oo. The same
brokers then resold It.
A client OF Louis w Osterweis sold
to Samuel Rosenberg two four story
tenement houses at $50 and $50 West
Forty-fifth street, 50x100.5.
Mrs. A. H. w. Johnson purchased an
apartment in the new 100 per cent. joint
ownership building TO be erected at 800
Lexington avenue, near Seventeen
street, by the Joint-Ownership Construc-
ton Company, Inc. Frederic Culver
president. Pease and Gilman were the
brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
PHILADELPHIA MOTOR
BANDITS GET SIS, 900
Hoidup Nets Cash Intended
for Real Estate Deal.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.--Three men
in an automobile TODAY held no two
motorists at an Isolated spot In the
outskirts of the city and escaped with
cash and other loot reported to the po-
lice to have totaled $4,000 In value.
The victims were Thomas and Law
renee Walsh, brothers. The latter told
the police he was robbed of $4,000 in
cash. check for $4,000, $500 diamond
ring and $500 diamond stlckpin.
Thomas Walsh declared he lost $50 in
cash. diamond pin for which he paid
$3.50 and diamond ring worth 1885,
They said they were on their way TO
Norristown TO Invest in real estate and
look into other propositions.
While they were driving along Paoli
avenue, they said. a driver behind
sounded his horn us signal to pass.
Their car pulled out TO the side OF the
road and the other car deliberately
forced II into the ditch, they said after
which the bandits, armed with pistols
and blackiacks, robbed them.
Harry Taylor. farm hand. told the
police he saw the robbery from field
in which he was working. but was afraid
TO make an outcry as he saw that the
bandits were armed
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Triple Holding Corporation resold "a
Bessie Elgen the six story apartments
1886 and 1898 Amsterdam avenue
southwest corner OF i35th street. 3s.llS
100.
Eliza Livingston and Gideon Y. Foun-
tain sold for $40, 10 Nicklas Cooper
1887 Park avenue, southeast corner OF
1t6th street, five story flats and stores,
100.11x25.
Nathaniel w Keanc bought from
Edward and Arthur Pollak and Herman
and 1lka Gottlieb the four story dwell
Ing 1896 Park avenue. 20x70, adjoining
the southwest corner Of Eghty-sixth
street
Christian Wollersen bought from
Charles O. johnson the four story build
ing 419 TO 427 West Forty-first street,
1o0x9s.3. near Ninth avenue. Mr.. woller-
sens business is at 420, opposlte.s
Ray Sllbernan sold TO Jacob Lewis
the four story front and rear buildings
li5 West Twenty fourth street, 25x9S.9.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, Now York
city (WCG); East Hampton.
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London.
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (Wcc); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM) !;
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London. Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration Of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
International.

Passed up 10th. 1850 Pm. TUG International.
Passed out 10Th. 2:so PM. strs Commodore
Rollins (Nor), Philadelphia for Port Antonio;
Casper do for Buenos Ayres 800 AN.
Exmouth iBr) do for Montreal.
In Harbor 10th, 1880 Pm. schr Rebecca
Douglass for Bangor.--Wind PM -SE. IL
miles: cloudy and hazy; smooth sea-.
PORTLAND, Me. Aug 16--Arrived. strs
Tsesbridge lbp Fowey; Arkansas tDan)'
Corone. Norfolk.-Wind. w. light breeze
clear.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Aug 1s--Arrived. strs
kershaw. Norfolk; Anahuac. Fall River
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug i5-Arrived
strs Regulus (Nor).' Mejlones. &c; Myrml-
don tBr). Yokohama. &C.
Sailed 18th, strs Santa Ana, New York.
SAN JUAN. PR. Aug Is, / PM-Arrived,
str Caracas. Curacao for New York tand
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug 1e-Arrived. str City
OF Augusta. Boston.
Arrived 10th. str MUNRO. Texas City.
Sailed 18th, str Marnetown (Br), New Or
leans.
TAMPA, Fla. Aug 1G-Arrived, str Jacques
Cartier (Fr), Savannah: OcmalFee, Mobile
Altanaha. New York; schr Ella Pierce Thur
low, Portland.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Aug 1e-Ar-
rived. schrs Frances Parsons Br). PARIS
fax for New York: J w Comeau (Br),
Brtdgewater for Fall River.
for Rockland.
Passed 18th, schr Samuel w. hathaway
(bound H) Wind 10th, SW; thick fog; clear
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
FOREIGN PORTS.
LBy Mail.l

BERMUDA. Aug .s-Arrived. str Coronado
(Br). Avonmouth for Jamaica (and sailed
9th); 9th. schr Aisaeus Hooper. New Haven
(and sailed 12th for New Haven. Mobile
and Boston,; 10th, strs Canadian Fisher
tBp. Montreal for Nassau. &c; 18th. chig-
necto (Br), West Indies for Canada
Canadian Forester (Br). Belize. &C. fol
Montreal; Lntetian tBr). Dartmouth fol-
Newport News.
Sailed 10th. strs Teviot tBr. Nassau;
Newton Hall (Br). England.
In port 11th, bark Callao. Gulfport fol-
Santiago. Cuba: schr Luther Little. from
Norfolk
Passed 7th. strs Nausicaa tFr,. New Or
leans for Cette: 9th. British Star (Br)
Southampton for Port Arthur.
HALIFAX. Aug 12-Arrived. str Robert
G. Clowry. Boston.
Sailed 18th. str Canadian Constructor tBr)
from Boston for Montreal.
HAWKESBURY, Aug 11--Sailed. schr Maria
A Howes (Br), New York.
LINENBURG. Aug 12-Arrived, schr Eek
cellent lBr): Turks Island.
NORTH SYDNEY. Aug 13-Sailed, -sti
Venus II (Nor), Portland.
ST JOHN. NIB. Aug 1l-Saiied, schrs Seth
w. Smith. Lynn; Bertha r Mcguire tBr)
Bermuda.
YARMOUTH. Aug 12-Arrived. schr Elizs
Goreham (Br). Portland, Ne.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL

Approximately 100, 900 residences and
apartment houses In this city are re-
ported as equipped with radio apparatus.
Maurice WertheIm has placed for Her
man L. Schanzlin, Inc, n frst mortgage
Of $4,000 at per cent. on the three
story and basement building, l56 East
10Th street.
Philadelphia Real Estate BOARD has
requested the local telephone company
20 inclue In It's directory the heading
"realtor" with a definition OF that torn
end IL urRing its members to insist
on that classification. n II interesting n
10 note that At the solicitation Of the
Toronto Real Estate Board, the 1899 dl
reotory Of that city will contain real
tor classification.
Ground for tho first fifty of the 50 q
room tenement house which tho Metro
polltan Life Insurance Company will
erect on Thompson Hill. Long Island
City. was broken yesterday. The build
ings. part Of tho companys housing
project, will be ready for tenants IN
March, 1924. " materials needed for
them can be obtained IN time. Repre-
sentatives Of the building trades were
present and promised the aid OF organ
ICED labor.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

uArIrAx Aug l4-str Titan tFr). which
a rrived last week after grounding in straits
Of Canso, went In drydock Saturday evening
10 have hull repaired; considerable damage
done forward.
NORFOLK. va, Aug i6s-Merrit g. Chapman
eouipment will leave here tomorrow morn
ire 10 recover the anchors and chains lost
from Japanese str Vancouver Maru, which
was recently ashore.
LONDON, Aug fG-A telegram received
from stiva states that achr Henriette. from
Leyuka via Rotemah and San Frapcisco. is
a total wreck at Ellide Group; crew saved
PROVIDENCE, ri, Aug i6-str Sllverway
lI,rC arrived here to-day with 3,535 tons Of
coal from Barry, Wales. IL - the first
cargo OF British coal 20 arrive In this port
since the strike In 1908.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug f5-Saies recorded
SIR Ashbee, y \ Shipping Board 10 New
York Shipbuilding Corporation; one-quarter
barge Varina and one-eighth barge l'arnie.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALp D.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Aug. 10.
These army orders We're made public to-
day:
AIR SERVICE.
Brooks, Capt. Arthur r., to Langley Field
Gates, Capt Benjamin b.. 10 Fort sam
Houston.
CAVALRY.
Duval. Major Edmund r.. TO Fort Nc
pheison.
Amazeen. First Lieut. Charles r.. to Camp
Alfred Vail.
Hamilton. First Lieut. william L.. to Camp
Alfred Vail.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Warren, Capt. Arthur H., TO Tobyhanna.
GENERAL STAFF.
Bertram. Major Edward ~, 10 Washington.
Reynolds, Major Stephen g., TO Fort Bliss
INFANTRY
Lockett, Major James NJ, TO Fort Leaven-
worth.
vachon. Major Joseph w., TO Fort sheri-
dan.
Dixon. Capt. w. L., to Washington
Palmer, Capt. David A., to Camp Alfred
Vail.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Karker. Capt. Glenn L., to Camp Alfred
Vail.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT..
Leslie. First Lieut., Kenneth W,.>to Camp
pike.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
AMERICAN PORTS.


BANGOR. Me. Aug 11--Sailed, schr r ]
Lovatt. Newport News
BEVERLY, Mass, Aug 15--Arrived. tug
Juno. Sandwich. with barge Beattie. Nor
folk
CAPE HENRY. Va. Aug 14-Passed. tug
Wellfleet towing barges Fall River. New.
port News for New Bedford. Chatham, do
Point for do.
Passed 10Th. tug Butterfield. Norfolk for
Boston.
NORFOLK. Va. Aug 14--Arrived PM. str
Elinor Boston.
Sailed t4th. str Absecon. Boston.
POINT JUDITH, CT. Aug l5-Passed 4.3o
AM. tug Lehigh. New York. with bargas
Io2. 705' and TAI. for Roclland calling at
Portland for barge 1850.
RoCKPoRT. Me, Aug 15-Arrived. tug Con-
fidence. with barge Three Sons (and left
for Sandwich. with barge Geo J Hughes for
ST THOMAS. VI, Aug 4-Arriyed. str,
Paria. New York Tor ST croix. &C tand
sailed tth( 9th Marina. San Juan. PR
tand sailed 9th for st Croix. &c). =
Sailed July 81. str Martinique. from New
Domingo.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
SHIP BOARD TO HEAR PROTEST
Directors 10 Intercoast Compc-
tifion Go TO Washington.

Several shipping executives started
for Washington yesterday 10 attend the
Shipping Boards hearing on the protest
OF the American Steamship Owners AS
ISOLATION against Government competi-
tion In the coast TO coast trade through
the Panama Canal Among them were
G. J. Beck, general freight traffic man
ager for the United American Lines:
A. q. Bates. vice-president OF the Allan
tic and Pacific Company; Robert G.
Thackara, yice-president of the Lucken-
bach Steamship Company, and /, q.
Thurlow OF CrowellA& Thurlow.
Winthrop j.. Marvin. yice-president
OF the Owners Association, will present
brief The Nawsco Lines, the shipnlu.,
Board intercoastal operators. will also
be represented.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
TEST ALL cows or COUNTY.

BATH, n. ". Aug 1s.--Federal, State
and county veterinarians to-day entged
upon the task Of applying the tuberchiar
test to every head OF cattle in Stauben
county. The drive Is the biggest ever
attempted In this state for the eradioa
tion of bovine tuberculosis. Fifty thou
sand cattle Will be tested. The county
area plan OF eradicating the scourge is
one of the important projects fostered
By the FEDERAL and State bureaus OF
animal Industry -
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
KINGS HIGHWAY SITE
FOR BUSINESS BLOCK
Henry kornblum Buys at
Coney Island Avenue.

William Liss. Inc, has leased for the
Kreyer estate to Henry Kornbfum the
southeast corner of Kings Highway and
Coney Island avenue for twenty five
years for total rent of s225,o00.
The property measures 109.4ls feet on
Kings Highway and 171.5A feet on
Coney Island avenue and extends for
214A feet In the rear of Coney Island
avenue and 100 feet back from Kings
Highway. On II is a large house and
several garages which will be demol-
ished. Mr.. Kornbium will improve the
plot with stores, showrooms and offices.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
RESALE IN UPPER BROADWAY.

Samuel Brener resold through Byrne
& Bowman to Joseph F. Ryan for In
vestment the one story building contain
ing ten stores, 51x10o. northeast corner
OF Broadway and Ninety-ninth street
held at s250,ooo. Mr.. Brener recently
purchased the property, and in order 70
get possession of II acquired long
ground lease held by NJ. NJ. Hayward
& Co. who erected the building ten
years ago.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
DWELLING TRANSACTIONS.

Dunlap & Lloyd sold for tho Fred
erick Kloppenburg estate the three
storw dwelling rs Perry street. TO AL
fred l.. Laurents. who will occupy H.
a. II. Mathews n Co sold for tho
Henry @. Marqunnd estate the three
story dwelling. 2ox9sa. NJ 343 West
Thirty-fourth street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues, 10 Leandro and
Ida Mlsnocchi. The property was held
Mt S2s.5oo. Everett. Clarke a Benedict
were the attorneys for the seller
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Wind. OFF tho Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf--Moderate. variable. and weather
partly cloudy; occasional showers Thursday
partly cloudy; local showers Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate. variable, mostly eastsrly; partly
day.
North OF Sandy Hook-Modcrate. westerly.
and weather fair Thursday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras-Csentle to mod
crate southwest and west. and weather gen.
orally fair Thursday.
yHatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate,
southeast and south. and weather cloudy
occasional showers Thursday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Dangers to Navigation.

Reported TO the photographic office.l
Aug 0. lat % ~, lon 81 80, passed forked
log about 20 feet long and feet In diameter
projecting about foot cut OF watsr-~str
Yoro 6Hond)
Iuly II, lat 4s "a. lon 30 10, passed a piece
Of timber about 40 feet long and Is inches
square covered with marine growth-str
Presdent Monroe.
Aug q lot ~ 81, Ion 30 rs, passed part of
q wooden ships bottom covered with marine
growth and just awash--Str Mississippi tBr).
Aug 4, lat 40 40, Ion II Il, passed a dome
shaped red gas buoy-Str President Monroe.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
MAY LIBEL FORMER
AMERICAN LINE FLTER
N.Y.-Napies Company's Phila-
deIphia Still at Ncples.

! NAPLES, Aug. 16,-The New York
Naples Steamship Company's steamship
PHILADELPHIA is still In port here. Credi-
tors again met to consider the question
OF libeling the ship. having been an
gered by report that an American
court had appointed a receiver to settle
the claims against the Philadelphia and
that the receiver was asking why the
original $4,000 alleged to be due for
repairs had heen raised to 1885, The
creditors say that the receiver does not
realize that every delay In the case aug
ments the amount due against the
steamship.
Federal Judge Mayer appointed a re-
ceiver In New York for the York
Naples steamship Company on a petit
tion In involuntary bankruptcy brought
by local creditor with a claim OF $70,-
900 for goods and supplies
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ACRoPoLrs. from Piraeus 9th for New
York.
ARABIC tBr). from Azores 10th for Boston.
CHICAGO CFr). from Havre 10th for New
York
MAJESTIC tBr,, from Southampton 10th for
New York,
PITTSBURGH tBr). from Queenstown 18th
for Philadciphia via Boston.
str Patria d'rj, from Naples 10th for New
York.
str BersenfIord (Nor), from Christiania
iofh fnr New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
OLD FAY ron MILL srnr,<rus

LAwRsscs, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE Pa
cihe Mills Company announced through
the Rev. James r. oReiliy this after
noon that beginning October 1 II would
restore the rate of wages that existed
prior to March ~ Employees who re-
turn Immediately VIII work under a 20
per cent. wage cut until October 1. The
proposed new scale will be retroactive 10
September s. Father o'Rollly urged the
workers to return.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Fire Record

A. NJ
| i;55--t7Tth at. and Broadway. Auto
mobiles Harold Samuel. Unknown
a.S0-Hosfon road and Adee av.,
Bronx automobile. unknown. Unknown
s.i0-spring st. SUBWAY station.
train, 1nterboroush u. r.. Unknown
i0:4J-2ll3 81 av., r. ]. Drug CO, Trlfling
l0.50-2oa Clinton st, Sarah Adam
baum ..,.'...t.......t...... Unknown
i2'1-6Is simpson st.. The Bronx
Name Bros. os....4.,.,.........U Unknown
i2;35-lssi ~ av,, Harry Leveth. Unknown
e;s5-iioth u. And broadway; subway
train. Interb0rough. ..s..... Unknown
s,a5-itth 81. and East Rivers wagon.
a.oo-ssi West ao,h st., NJ. Con
zoo nelly ;,........ ~ Unknown
Bronx Fox Square Laundry
4:4o-s5o East 2ith 81 unknown !. .Trifilng
al0J-issth st. aud Hughes av. The
Bronsi automobile Albert Tg-
a.4S-iioth st. and broadway, sub.
way train; intsrboroueh, Unknown
25--llth u. and East River, wagon;
Marcus prsss 49,. .'.t Unknown
soo-30i West 10th ST.: ~. conneilyi
s2o-iosa West Farms road. The
Bronx, Fox Square Launary
Co. ........t.t.tttt..,... Unknown
4.ao-ssn East gath ST.. unknown. Trlfiing
e.o5-issth 81. and HUGHES av, Ihe
Bronx, motor car, Albert nv
: 74o-i2as southern Boulevard, The
Bronx; Anna Herzel ,,..,,, Unknown
sao-e4 East iosd ST. Julius Jacob.
s.ss-lce. Merri. sv, Ths Birops
10 is-ssis 1rhird sv. m. Bronx va.
cant lot ...............-..No Damage
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AcCRA. Aug Is--Arrlved, strs West sagi-
nav New York via Teneriffe. Dakar. &c.
Cathlamet, Port Harcourt,
ADEN. Aug 14-salled. str Memphis City,
Bombay.
ALEXANDRIA,, Aug f4--sailed. ctr West
Canon, from New York, &c. Beirut.
ALGfERS, Aug i2--sailed, str Clan Mac
Rrsyns Csr). from Calcutta, Ae. for New
York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to Tuh NEW Yonk HERALD
New York Herald Bureau, !
Washington, ID. C.. Aur. I6

New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., Aug. 16.
These naval orders were made public 10
day:
Meyer. Lieut.. John. to sperry Gyroscope
Company, Brooklyn.
Ponto, Lieut.. Arthur r., to navy ward
Mare leland.
Burleigh. Lieut.. Andrew L., TO Naval
Academy.
Luchsinger. Lieut.. Commander John j.. to
Mare Island N4F - -
Mcdonald. Lieut.. Commander Joseph E..
70 naval aircraft factory, navy yard, Phila-
delphia.
Thompson. Lieut.. Isaac W., TO navy yard,
Philadelphia.
Hains. Lieut.. Paul W.. to navy yard, Puget
Sound.
Searles. Lieut.. Paul j., engineer officers
training camp. Camp Humphreys.
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West lnskip 1873 Il Ambrose l. 18th.
William Green 52 SW Dry Tortugas 10Th.
Zacapa S26 Ambrose l. v 18th.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

wreck. san Juan Passage, Porto Rico
The master OF the str Evelyn reports that
on July 30, 1929, while passing the wreck
az the schooner sunk In lat ls 20 80 ", Ion
AZ 40 W. Il was observed that the masts
wore no longer Visible above water.