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The Washington herald., 1922-02-02
MRS. FRANK W. MONDELI
HOSTESS TO FOURTEEN.

HOSTESS TO FOURTEEN.
css to L company of fourteen yes
terday.
Representative and Mrs. Mondell
will entertain at dinner on Febru-
airy 10. again on February is in
honor of the Speaker OF the House
and Mrs. Gillett and will give a
| third dinner on February 90.
Harry jacobson. of New York, is
spending a few days at Wsrdman
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, sr.. will
sail from Europe today for Cape
town, Africa, where she will re-
main only five days.
The Director of the Washington
Opera Company and Mrs. Edouard
Albion will go to Baltimore today
for a brief stay.
The card party which the Wom-
ems Club of Bethesda had planned
to give tomorrow at the home or
Mrs. Beverly Price Evans in Edge
moor, Nd. has been indefinitely
postponed.
The usual Thursday evening din
ner at the Arts Club and the grand
opera recital. which was to have
been given afterward by Nine.
Anita darcy Vargas. Of California,
has been cancelled because of the
knickerbocker disaster.
Mr.. Matsudaira, of the Japanese
delegation, was a dinner host at
the Shoreham last evening.
NETHERLANDS DIPLOMAT
VISITS ATLANTIC CITY.
Mrs. NJ. II. deKat Anjelino. ac-
companied by her husband, who is
adviser of the Netherla ads delega-
tion, Is making her first trip to At
lantic City before returning to Hol-
land and Is stopping at the Ambas-
sador Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. deKst
Anjelino, while in Washington,
made the Powhatan their home.
Mrs. II. c. Jefferds, of Charleston,
W. Va, is visiting her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. George Cooper.
Nine. Siri Hard has postponed
her dramatic reading until Satur-
day evening at . o'clock. The
reading will be given at the Art
Center, 1l06 Connecticut avenue.
Pierre Monteux. of Boston, is
spending a few days at the New
willard Hotel.
S. l.. Haynes, of New York, is
making a brief stay at Wardman
Park Hotel.
SENORA DE RIANO ENDS
HER FRIDAY SAT HOMES,
Sonora de Riano. wife of the
Ambassador of Spain, has discon-
tinued for the season her Friday
afternoon at homes.
Mrs. Joseph s. Frelinghuysen,
wife Of Senator Frelinghuysen, will
be at home this afternoon.
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry. wife
of Senator Newberry, will not be
at home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Owsley NJ. Stanley, wife of
Senator Stanley, will not receive
this afternoon.
Mrs. Hart Fem, wife of Repre-
sentative Fem, and Mrs. Charles B.
Timberlake, wife OF representative
Timberlake. will be at home Tues
day afternoon, February II, from
to 6 o'clock in the apartment Of
Mrs. Fem at the Connecticut.
Miss Julia r. Maths, niece of
Senator Mckinley. will be at home
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic office.1
Jan 4, lat 40 30, Ion GA So, passed open
boat half full of water and marked ELLEN
Il Marshall" apparently fishing dory-str
Boutry (Br).
Jan s. lat 40 40, lon 80 o., passed a red
nun buoy-Str Estonia dam.
Jan s. lat 40 25 As, Ion rs 2s so. passed a
white conical buoy-Str Narragansett.
Jan I, lat 40 25, Ion 7s 20, passed a white
nun buoy; same date, lat 40 % 80. lon I3 20,
passed partly submerged cHpsized derelict
about 40 feet long, painted green. with rcd
bottom; apparently yacht-Str Estonia
DAM.
Dec "a. lat 35 J5. lon es 2s. passed target
or buoy with cage--Str Hawarden.
Jan o. lat So 50. Ion "A 43. passed buoy
with topmark-Str Madrono lNor).
Jan .. Heald Bank lightship bearing S 90
deg w (true), about miles distant. passed
a very rusty red nun buoy. heavily covered
with marine growth-Str Charles NJ Everest.
Jan 4, lat 20 10. lon 81 ~. passed red
conical buoy, with marine growth attached
Str Kremlin (BelgJ.
The radio station Mt st Johns, NF. reported
on Jan | that a whistling buoy was adrift
in lat 41 45. lon "a 50--Str Calabria (Br).
Dec is. lat 30 81 lon Al. passed a dere.
lict about 80 feet long. showing about . feet
out of water: probably bottom up-Str Co
penhagen (Br).
Dec 20. lat IS AZ ". lon 95 II w, passed a
spar about ii inches In diameter. covered
with marine growth and standing upright /:
apparently attached to submerged wreckags-
Str Lewis Luckenbach.
Wreck. Potomac River Moutl,-Tho master
o. nig Argonauts reports that the wreck OF
n pile driver. with top about inches above
water. lies sunk in 20 feet of water mules
30l deg from Smith Point light In apprJxi-
mately lat 81 90 30 N. Ion 76 IS 80 w.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

U 8 Army transport Crook. Antwerp for
New York, reported Jan 10. Ia lat Al -,
lon % 30. leaking badly. tsee news col
umns.)
BOSTON, Jan 10-Barge w A Marshall.
Rockport. Mass, for New York, with 300
tons Jetty stone. sprang a leak aud sank
II 80 PM Sunday, la miles NE OF Boston
lightship; the man aboard reached barge
Bill Hughes, which tug Confidence also was
towing; barge valued at $1,000 and supposed
uninsured.
Str. Clarksburs. which arrived to-day from
Hamburg, reports on Dec 81 a mountainous
sea struck the stern, hitting the rudder with
such force that 1t smashed The steering
engine and the vessel fell off In the trough
of the sea: for four hours she wallowed
unmanageable while the crew attached tackle
TO the rudder and tiller and got the vessel
again under control; during the remainder
OF the distance the steamer was obliged to
run at reduced speed; repairs will be neces-
sary before she can make another trip. The
name of the Clarksburg will he changed TO
Georgian while she is at this port.
1lth-Schr Isabel c Harris. before reported
aground, floated; no damage reported from
grounding; Is discharging cargo at Sagua.
LUNENBURG, Ms. Jan 9-The former
Lunenburg schr w II Smith. recently sold
TO parties at New Bedford, Is a total loss
at Nassau.
PANAMA. Jan 1f-Aux five masted Danish
bark koebenhavn. 3.S4J tons gross. from
Shields for San Pedro, &c, passed through
the Panama Canal to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan 10--Schr Roy
Somers (Fr), Papeete for San Francisco.
has arrived at Honolulu with sails and
rigging carried away.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
MEXICO IS BARRED OUT
AS LITICANT IN COURT
Non-Recosnifion by America
Causes DISMISSED Of Suit.

a decision by the Appellate Division
OF the Supreme Court three weeks ago.
ruling that the Russian Soviet Govern
mcnt Is not recognized by this country
as n sovereign state and has no capac-
ity TO sue or 20 be al d In New YORK
courts was followed by Justice Donneilg
In the Supreme Court yesterday when
he dismissed n suit brought by the
United states OF Mexico against the
Libertas Corporation.
The plaintiff had alleged that through
It's Minister OF Finance 10 had entered
into a contract with the defendant Zoe
the construction OF twenty-five subma-
rinc dcsiroycrs and that the contfsc,
had been Performed only In part. The
plaintiff demanded So. o..
Justice Donncily. in dismissing 'he
suit. informed the representative ~
the plaintiff that the dismissal was no
bar TO any person or persons sho have
a valid claim against the iAbertas Cor
porstion. but meant merely that suit
could not be brought IN the name %
any Mexican government until this Gov.
ernmcnt recognizes one do Jurc.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan s-Arrived. str Blair.
rSrs and lam ssaed wa str
sailed 10th: str Western Plains, Boston,,
AvONMOUTH, Jan li-Arrlved. str Wit
torio Emsnuele III. Baltimore.
BARCELONA, Jan 2-Sailed, str West
Chetac. New Orleans.
(Jap), Norfolk
BATAvIA. Jan 11-In port, str Sitoebondo
Dutch, for New York via ports ito sail
Arrived 9th. str Clearwater. samarang.
BELIZE. Jan i0-Arrived, str Sosua tNoD.
Bochs. Jan fo-sailed. str Abaugarcs.
Cristobai and New Orleans
BREMEN, Jan s-Arrived. str Atalaya
Arrived 4th, str Orleans, Now Orleans via
Rotterdam for Hamburg land proceeded 1tiD.
Sailed 10Th. str Princess Matoika. New
BGENos AIRES. Jan s-Arrived, str
Ercsburgh ,tBp. Newport News.
Sailed 1ith. strs Nasari tBr), New York;
CARDIFF. Jan i0-sailed. str Benguela
(Br). ST Johns. MI.
Msnzaniilo.
saicd ION. AN. str Warwick. New Or
leans.
CLYDE. Jan 7-sailed. str Argaiia Br),
New Orleans.
coNsTANTINoPrE Jan G--sailed. strs
Canadian Commander (Br). Halifax Ca1t-
CopENriAGEN, Ian 7-sailed, str Conej "a.
Aarhuus land arrived Sth).
CRISTOBAL, Jan Il--1n port, str Panama.
for Port au Prince and New aYork tto eai.
13th).
Arrived nth, strs Steel Scientist. New
Y.rf for Shanghai: Tivives, New York.
Sailed 18th. str Plciades Ofrom New o.
leansD, San Francisco.
DELAGOA BAY, Jan s-Arrived. str Bcpdu
pjipJEfLI. Jan .s--sailcd. str Jacona
1from smyrna. &c), Philadelphia.
DUBLIN. Jan o-Arrived. str Eastern
Guide, New York via Belfast. SC.
FENTT, Jan 9-Arrived. ctr Eastern King.
Sligo, SC land sailed 10th for New York;
FLUSHING, Jan S-Saied. strs Jacques
Cartier tFr). New York 9th, Natal tpan).
Ncw Orleans.
GIBRALTAR, Jan i0-passed. str Mar
Passed 9th, str Canadian seigneur CBr) i,
Petras. &C. for Halifax.
Passed Cth. str Dundronnan tBrl, New
York via Norfolk for Constantlnople.
Passed ittli, strs City OF adelaide tBr) :.
Hong Kong for Boston and New York. Gray
Castle (Br). do for do and do City OF
Lahore ,Br), Calcutta for do and do: Crox-
GENOA. Jan 6--nrfived str GAIA tPorD
baltimore.
Sailed iih.. ctr Ans1do San ciorgio "
(ffaD. New York.
sailed 9th. Str Niccto dc Larrinaga (BD.
Hampton Roads.
GLASGOW, Jan ii-Arrived. ctr Rhode
hland tBrD, Philadelphia.
HAMBURG. Jan n--Sailed, str Mississippi
tEr. baltimore.
HAVANA. Jan g--Arrivcd strs Coppename,
Ncw Orleans for Crietobal and Bocas; iith,
Toioe tRr). Port Iiuon for New York: pas-
torcs. New York: San Bias (Br). Boston.
Arrived 10Th. strs Buckeye State, Baltimore
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy NALL

CHARLESTON. SC. Jan s-Sailed. strs
Lake Strymon. Boston; Sapulpa. - ..
DUPONT, Jan 5-Arrived, ship VIM L
Lewis. Port Townsend.
MOBILE. Ala. Jan ARRIVED. schr Susan
Is, Bermuda.
Sailed 7th, str Salem County, Port Arthur.
PORTLAND, Me, Jan 9-Sailed, schr
Camilla May Page. Wiscasset lin tow tug
Gypsum King. with barSes. for New YORK
ROCkI.AND, Me, Jan 9. midnieht--Sailcd,
tug Germantown, with barges Thomaston
frofn Camdcn). Pocopson (from Thomaston)
and Ncshamiuy. Stonington for Philadelphia
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 6-Arrived.
strs Enterprise. Hilo; Mexican, Boston and
New York.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Jan s-Arrived: strs
Red Hook. Seattle, &c, for New Orleans; !;
Klyo Maru tJap). Hong Kong.
SEATTLE. Wash, Jan 5-Arrived, SIR
Kator Maru (Jap), Kobe. &c.
TACOMA. Wash, Jan 6-Arrived. str
Africa Maru (Jap), Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
AMERICAN PORTS.
by Telegraph.l

ASTORIA. o. Jan ii-Arrlved, ctr Edmorc,
Yokohama for Portland.
BOSTON. Mass. Jan tt--Arrivcd. strs Vcii-
nonia (BrD. London: Briton. Norfolk: Me
teor. Sewalls Point schr Lucia j Dow. Nor
folk.
Arrived fith, str Kershaw, Providence: u
+ Dimock. New York: Prince Arthur (Brl.
Yarmouth: schrs Lawrence Murdock. Booth
bay: Anna Macdonald tBrD, Cardigan. &C.
Blanco.
outside iith, str Lake Eion. from san;i-
ago, &c.
Sailed Iith. strs Annhuec. Fall River tsnd
put back on account Of threatening weather) :
Herman Winter. New York: Indian. Phiia-
delphia
Sailed 10Th. str Melro-c, Norfolk: tugs Il L
Pillsbury. towing barge Absccon, Norfolk
for Lynn; Tartar. Norfolk. towing berges
Mayo. Talbot and Joseph j Hook.
A number OF steamers. including strs kel-
shaw and Urblno, are held here owing 70
bad weethcr.-wind at Highland Light, 4
PM, II, 60 miles; rain; sea smooth.
BALTIMORE. Md. Jan il-Arrived, s,rs
Phaliron (Grceo. Port Maria; Jean, Boca
Grandc.
Cleared fi,h, strs Borgcstad tNor). Tux.
pam; Eastern Sea. Rotterdam and Antwerp
via Norfolk.
sailed iIih. str ormcs (Brl. Port Antonio.
Lake Gilboa. New York
CHARLESTON SC. Jan ii--Sailed. s;rs
Lake Elsmere. Jacksonville; Lake Agomat. {.
Stanford. New York.
CAPE HENRY. Wa, Jan II. I AM--Passed
In. strs Clfertscy (Br), Huclya for Baltimore
Lieut. Jean Laurent tt'r). Antwerp for do.
Passed out 9th. tugs Watuppa. towing
bargcs Wollaston and Havana. Sewalls Point
for Fail River; Eureka. towing berges Fal-
n onth. Ncwpor, News for New York, fall
River. FOR f.nmbcrts Point. and Barnstable,
Scwaiis Point for Fall River.
Passed out 10Th. $50 PM, str Timavo
GtaD. Norfolk for New York.
Passed out ii.h. $3.50 AM. str Terre Uauic.
Baltimore for philadelphla.-Wind SW, ~
miles: raining. dense fog.
CHATHAM, Mass, Jan II. 10 AM-passci
str Mateo, Norfolk for Boston (voins s.-wb.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Jaa lO-Arrivea. tug
Waltham. Newport News Ocft barees Luther
Hooper and Chatham y, rrnyidence).
GALVESTON, Ten. Jan 1i-Arrivod. ctrs
West Durfcc, Port Arthur: osagc. Tamsiao
Comal. New York.
Sailed 18th. str- frfau'a Isabel tSp'. BAR
celona Torres. Templco III oricul", New
York.
GULFPoET. MISS, Jan u sailed. ssr
Laura Annie iornoG. Trinidad.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan ii--Arrived, str
Greclnn. Philadelphia Via Savannah.
Sailed nth. strs Van. Miami ESSEX. Ba'.
timore win savannah. Lord orrondc tBrb
Bremen and hauJurs van Savannah; Liber.y
Clio. Philadelphia.
MANILA, Jan fo--ssiled. str West Jena.
San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
WESTCHESTER'S LOAN
RECORDS SHOW GAIN

According to an announcement to-day
the records i'm the office OF County Clerk
Louis N. Ellrodt at White Plains show
the total amount OF building loans i'm
Westchester county during 1921 was
s3,729.739. This is an increase OF s950.o
over the year 1920. and indicates there
has been a boom in building cons;ruc-
ton i'm Westchester county. and II Is
expected the loans for new houses.
apartments and other structures dur
ing 1922 viii exceed last years
The total loans for new buildings in
each town follows: Pelham. sl25. $50;
Greenburg. si7t.55e: Mamaronecl<. s4a9.-
sos: Rye. $4,000: YonLers. s722.SSi New
Rochelle. $i37. $50; Mount Vernon. $50
$50: White Plains. s22S.3S0: East Chester.
500. 100. Mount Pleasant. sso.25o; Scars
dale $2lO.loo; Harrison. $4,000: Bedford.
$50. 800: Ossining. s40.100; Cortland. s6l.-
100 and New Castle. S2S.40o.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
News of the Real Estate World

ment. 25x9S9, at 30i West Fortieth
street.
The A Suffolk Street Realty Corpo-
ration (Alfred NJ. Rau) sold to John +.
Hoffman n five story store tenement,
25.5x100. at A Suffolk street.
Elizabeth Cook sold to Vasil j. Pepi
five story fiat 21.6x10o.l1. at 142
West 101st street.
Rachel Stern sold to David Hurewitz
four story store tenement. 25x1O2.2, at
307 East Seventy-third street.
Jacob Holman sold to Hermlne Or
stein four story store tenement. 1sx
SIS. at 1877 Second avenue, south OF
Eighty-second street
The Cornucopia Realty Company
(Joseph Corn) sold TO Leah and Dora
Mevorach a six story store tenement,
40x70, at 1871 and 139 Allen street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
FOREIGN PORTS.
By MALL


BALBOA. Jan 5-Sailed, strs MonSolian
Prince (Br). Vancouver; Ghislainc ur), san
Francisco.
Sailed 9Th. str Canadian Victor tBr). from
New York. &C. for Auckland. &c.
BARBADOS, Jan 1-Saiied, str Canadian
Logger tDr). from remerara. &c. for San
tiago.
BARRANoUILA. Jan 2-Sailed. str I,om
(Nor). New York land from Cartagena 9TH.
CAlBARIEN. Jan 7-sailed, str Masilia
tSw). Philadelphia.
HAITI, Jan 4-Sailrd. str Gen III +
Hodges tfrom New York;. Porto Colombia.
HALIFAX, Jan e-Arrived. strs Canadian
Harvester tBr), 81 John; Manchester Bri-
gade tBr), do.
Sailed 9th, str Canadian Constructor (Br).
sydney. CB (for coal. then trial trip.
IQUIQUE. Jan 4-Sailed, str Anyo Maru
tJap). San Francisco.
MONTEvIDEO. Jan 5--Sailed. str Ro-
tartan. Santos and San Francisco.
NEWPORT. r.. Dec 3l-Arrived, str L
Church (Br). Barcelona.
ST JOHN, NIB, Jan o--Arrived. str Lord
Downshirc (Br). Hamburg.
Sailed 9th. str Tamaqua tBD, Portland.
Ne.
SHANGHAI. Jan 4-sailed. str West Jes-
ter. Hong Kong.
TALARA. Jan 3-saiied. str Caddo. Van
couver.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to TIE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., Jan. II.

These naval trders have been made public:
Rear Admiral W. s. Smith, Rear Admiral
II. o. Stickney, Capt. !. i. Carter. relieved
from active duty. to home Capt. a. w. Mar
shall. TO command Squadron n, destroyer
squadron. Pacific fleet Capt. J. +. Morton.
90 command squadron q, DESTROYER squadron,
msnd of yard. Puget Sound Navy Yard,
Washington Capt. II. I. Abernathy, to COM
mand United states steamship Breeze; Lieu-
tenant Commander T.. :. Theiss, to Uni'rd
States steamship Panther: Lieut.. w. NJ.
Quigley, 20 command United States steam
ship Sharkey: Lieut.. ". Sinclair. 10 Uni'cd
States steamship Eagle H.. Lieut.. +. J. Stof-
fei. to retired list Lieut.. &. Young. TO United
States steamship sol. when commissioned.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
RHlNELANDER PARCEL
IN HARLEM SOLD THRICE
Lenox Avenue Bldg. Again in
Deal; Other Sales.

Samuel Bernstein purchased from Leo
pold Weiss 151 Lenox avenue, a five
story store and loft building. 2Ix75. held
at $4,000 This is the third sale OF the
property in a month, the seller having
acquired II from Frederick Brown. who
bought 1t from the Rhinelander estate.
The newly formed 207 West Forty
eighth Street Corporation CF. r. Hey-
man. II. Gershenson and II. weisenthaD
purchased from the Equitable Trust
Company the leasehoid property at that
address. comprising a three story build
ing. i6.6xs3. near Broadway The lease
is for twcnty-one years at an aggre-
gate rental OF $4,000. Schwartz e.
Jacobson. attorneys. represented the
newly organized company.
Byrne a. Bowman sold to Ennis e.
Slnnott for Stewart Forshay a three
story loft building. isx,5 at ~ Rector
street
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Church Sells Rockawny Plot.
SISTERS BUY IN STAMFORD.

The French sisters OF ~. Joseph. Inc.
OF West Hartford. purchased the home
stead OF Henry X. McHarg on Straw
berry Inn. Stamford. Conn. FOR use as
an Gcadcmy Tor girls. II comprises
about fourteen acres. with . twenty
eight room house and numerous build
ings, valued at $4,000 Frank r
Slsvin was tho broker. and he also sold
the ]. T.. Williams $4,000 estate on
South street. Stamford. 90 Albert Kro-
nacker.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
SHOE DEALERS LEASE
STORE IN BROOKLYN
Trading in Borough Registers
Improvement.

The Cammeyer Shoe Company Is said
to have leased portion OF the store
property of a. J. Nutting & Co, at 1856
Fulton street. for twelve years. in which
IL will establish branch store. The
Nutting property Is at the southeast
corner of Fulton and Smith streets, in
the heart of the downtown shopping CEN
ter of Brooklyn.
L. T.. Newman sold the eight family
apartment house at 397 First street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. on a
lot 2T.6x100. for Margaret Couchlan.
John Pullman Real Estate Company
has sold 1SS President street. three
story double apartment house. 35x100,
for Morris Garfinkci.
Shampan & Shampan. architects. have
filed plans for a four story apartment
house to be erected on the east side of
Ocean Parkway, 400 feet north of Bev-
eiiy road. soxl00 feet. for Sam Handler
and Abram Abrams, at a cost of $780,
00O.
Charles Partridge sold the three story
brick building containing n store and
two apartments at ga Franklin avenue.
near Park place. for Beckie Hickman.
The Tooth street Construction and
WreclSing Company (M Lemont, A.
Kuichinsky and n. Selevestrovich) has
been formed for the purpose or erect
ing a group OF two family houses at
Fourth avenue and Tooth street. 1t Is
represented by S. ID. Robins. attorney.
William Liss. Inc. sold for Robert
Ward, Jr.. n four story building at the
corner OF Ralph avenue and Decatur
street. consisting OF store and seven
apartments. e2xs3, for $2s.0e0.
Henry l.. Nielsen sold the three FAM
lily dwelling at $50 Seventh street for
Leonhard Blank.
The plot bounded by Fifty-hfth and
Fifty-sixth streets. New Utrecht avenue
and Thirteenth avenue. has been sold by
Kilkoyne Bros. h~okers, FOR T. Quinn
10 d. Ross for Improvement. The same
brokers sold the two story store and
apartment building at the southeast cor
ner OF Forty-sevcnth street and Six
tcenth avenue on a plot i0x1o0. for the
owner TO Il. sankerwtz for investment.
Church Sells Rockawry Plot.
The Lewis ". May Company sold for
the First Presbyterian Church n plot.
ssx1s2. on The ives, side OF Central
avenue. Far Rockaway. 10 Corrinne
Cohen. who will Immediately improve.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

George MacBlair Of this city. Ar. Msc-
Blair VIII occupy the house at an early
date.
Culver & Co.. with Burke Store. INC.
Bronxvile office, sold for tie joint
Ownership Construction Company an
eight room apartment in the Palmer
Avenue Apartments. Bronxville. n. T.,
to Daniel T. Morse of McElwyn, Morse
& Rogers Of this city.
For Other Real Estate News See Page 20.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

George Howe sold for II. p Walden
his properly on Brovoort lane. Rye.
known az Sunset Farm, TO Or. John
Rogers OF this city. Tho property con-
eists OF large residence. three car
garage with chauffeurs quarters and
nearly five acres OF Handicapped grounds.
Or. Rogers plans 10 make extensive i'm
provements on the property and use II
a. a summer residence.
Burke Stone. Inc. sold for the DELI
wood Company a new house In the
Cellar Enc:Is scction OF Bronxville TO
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
Fire Record

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lironx. n. g.. e.. automobile. .Trifliug
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The New York herald., 1922-01-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.
SAILED.

strs 81 Mary tBrl. cardsnas. &cs Lake
surfing. RichIn0nd. II Lag0. New Orleans;
~ occidenie. Galveston. Eftonia dam.
Danzg: ilesperos 9Norl. Norfolk Fort
hamilton (Br). bermuda.
sailed i0th. str r Grove. Tampico.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
tleduced TO sea leNell az New York ou
wednesday. Jan n. i912. a. AN. a. re-
bofted by the United States Weather Bureau.
was twenty mine ana sixty -four hundfedins
tfsIil inches. This closely ApproxinlAtes
seven hundred and fifty-,wo ana eighf-fsnt.ls
''o..hl millimeterE. Captains of al Nerseis
row lyins In or near the ports of New lcrk
ana Brooklyn can Rdvantsgeonsly use ihe
above official data for observing whether
tneir own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
SOIL PIPE MEN ARRAIGNED.
Eleven Individual. aud Ten rirms
Accused Undrr sherman law.

Ten corporations and eleven indivld-
uals. charged with Violations OF the
sherman anti-trust lnw in an indictment
last vecI against The Eastern Soil Pine
Manufacturer Association. were a.
raigued hvgcrc Islyc tsn1v In Uniifd
states Court yestceday on n;esdiug
70. ruiitf cornse, fu- ,le cf'nd ta =.
@. II. Dorr. GOT ten days 10 dcnur or
change tle pleas.
The | dicuNcnt followed ~ L--'- ~
Committee inVsstigaiiou in.o thc s1ii
pipe Industry ,hroushou. the United
states.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
JOHN BASSETT MOORE
TO PRACTICE LAW HERE
League Of Nations Judge Is
Admitted From, DelotUare,

John Bassett Moore. one of the judges
OF the International Court of the
League of Nations and professor OF
international law at Columbia Uni
versity. was admitted to practice in
the courts OF this State yesterday by
the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court.
The motion to admit him was made
by Harlan +. Stone, dean of the law
school at Columbia University. and he
was welcomed 60 the New York bar in
n brief speech hv Justice John Proctor
Clarke. presiding justice of the court
Mr.. Moore. who was born in Delaware
and is n graduate OF the University,
practiced at the Delaware bar from
1854 to 1891.