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The New York herald., 1922-06-06
BIDDERS DEFY WEATHER
AT WISSMANN AUCTION
$50 Throgs Neck Lots Bring
Total of $292,56O.

A total OF s292.560 was realized
SATURDAY. afternoon through the sale by
Joseph T. Day of the $40 Throgs Neck
lots belonging to the Wissmann estate
at East 177th street and Long Island
Sound. In spite of the downpour more
than 1900 people were in the big tent
on the property when the auction
started. On the Wissmann driveway
were parked 500 automobiles
Dr. C. Axelrod. with an aggregate
purchase of $4,000 was the largest in
dividual buyer DR.. Axelrod numbered
among his purchases the beautiful Wiss-
mann home and some contiguous lots.
The Wissman home brought s22.500.
This was the biggest sale, and the small
est buy was a seven square foot lot for
$50.
The sale was enlivened at one in
terval by an exchange of ownership OF
a water front lot for $1,000 profit before
the purchaser signed his terms of sale
raper. Robert Freeman was the man
who realized on the quick turn. Mr..
Day stopped the sale and cheered with
the crowd as the independent bartering
went oil.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
BUYER WILL ERECT FLAT
ON OLD YORKVILLE SITE

Sol Feinberg has sold for Max Burger
and Henry II. Klein the four story flat
at 156 East Ninety-third street, 1S.SxlO0'
to f. Schafer, who has resold the prop
orty to a client OF Otterbourg. Steindler
C Houston, which owns the property
adjoining at the southeast corner of
Lexington avenue and Ninety-third
street, making a plot of s5xl0o. The
purchaser intends to tear down the
buildings now on the plot and erect an
apartment house.
The 81 East Ninety-Fifth Street Cor
poration, Harry NJ. kohn. president
has purchased from the Nieder estate
CT East Ninety-fifth street, five story
apartment house, 25xlOo. The property
has been held by the estate more than
twenty-five years.
The Leonard, a sig story apartment
5Qx9s9 at PAS and 247 East Thirtieth
etreet, has been sold by Denis .Cava-
nagh to Marion Friedel.
Lenlan & Heller sold for Joseph L..
Bulenwieser to Ludwig Hans 17le First
avenue, at the southeast corner OF
Eighty-ninth street, a five story apart
ment with stores. on lot 25xSl.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

GULFPoRT.. Miss. June 5-Bark Flores
PorD. hence for Spain. lumber laden.
while being towed to sea. grounded on a
mud lump in the channel on account of low
tide; no immediate danger.
PORTLAND. Ore. June 5-Albina Marine
Engine Works to-day began repairs TO str
lowan; cargo of str Welsh Prince (Br) Is
being salvaged for benefit of underwriters
end shippers, indicating complete abandon
ment by owners; cargo was insured Tor
100000: hull was insured In London for
$500, 900.
PORTLAND, Me. June 3-Str Ell Mar,
which was to have left New York last night
for Portland, was withdrawn and the service
discontinued; it is understood the volume of
freight offered was much less than pro-
moters were led to expect and the two round
trips resulted in a loss.
Steam lighter Noble Maxwell with diver
went outside yesterday to search for several
anchors and chains which had been dropped
from str Middesex when she floated from
Trundys Reef.
SEATTLE, Wash, June 5-Strs Silver State
and Yokohama Maru (Jap), from Yokohama,
&c. will dock Tuesday morning. Rival gangs
will hustle their large silk shipments into
Northern Pacific and Great Northern express
trains, which will race to New Jersey Tor
quick delivery.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
CITY FILES PLANS FOR
JULIA RICHMAN HIGH

The plans for the Julia Richman High
School for girls has been filed with the
Manhattan Bureau of Buildings by &.
B. J. Snyder. architect for the Board of
Education. IL will be located on the
east side OF Second avenue, occupying
the whole front between Sixty-seventh
and Sixty-eighth streets and will consist
OF two buildings The main school
building will he on Six.y-seventh and
Sixty-eighth streets. just east of Second
avenue in the rear of the other building
which will be on the avenue frontage
The building on the avenue frontage
will be six stories high and Will contain
offices on the three upper floors, n
natatorium with a swimming pool 21x60
feet on the first floor and gymnasium
on the second and third floors. The
main school building will be five
stories high. The dimensions will be
22f.4 feet on Sixty-severth street
through the block TO Sixty-eighth street
with frontage of 222.S feet on that
se.eet The cost OF the office and gymna-
sium buildings has been placed at S555,-
900. the main school building $1,245.000,
making a total cost Of 81. 5000
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Louis Richman sold to the Bushwic.
Produce Exchange four story build
ing. 25.6x45.s. at 3i1 Washington street.
Tho Babcock & Wilcox Company
bought a six story store and loft build
ing, 24x99.10x irregular, at 7s Green
wich street
Tho Dante Cigar Manufac cturing Com
pany sold to Charles r. Haffcndcn a
seven story store building. 25x121.6x
irregular at ISL Broome street
Rachel Ellison sold to the 462 Column
bus Avenue. Inc. a one story store
building. 25.6x1oo. az 462 Columbus ave-
nue.. north of Eighty-second street.
The David Miller Company sold to
the r. A. Clarke Company the four story
buildings. 150x201.10x irregular, at 3i5
to 325 East 103d street, extending
through TO 104th street
Felix FilpuG bought four story
building. ?0xs5. at 2O3s Fifth avenue.
Loretta T.. Brown sold to.William A.
Kaiser three story building, ?Ox77'7.
at 102 Sixth avenue.
Lima Minis sold 20 Victor J. Kubanyi
a three story dwelling, 16.sx99.11, at
53S West 156th street
Jennette r. Rowell sold 70 Abigail
n. Rigney a three story dwelling. l5.Sx
100.11. at East 119th street.
Francis J. L. Sexton sold to Honora
Il. Powell a four story dwelling. 21.5x
99.11. at 453 West 144th street.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
PARA. June 2-Arrived. str Dunstan tsr).

|, PARA, June 2-Arrived, str Dunstan CBr)
Sailed cd. str cuthbert (Bp. Manaos.
PLYMOUTH. June 4-Arrived. str Penin-
eua State, New York for Cherbourg and
Bremen (and proceeded.
Arrived 9th, str Saxonia lBr). New YORK
for Hamburg (and proceeded.
PORT LIMON. June 3-ln port. str San
Eenito (Brl. for Boston.
Sailed 4th, str Calamares. New York via
PORT MoRANT. June 2. 5 AM-sailed. str
Banan (Nor). Philadelphia.
PORT SAID. June 4-Arrived. str Site
PORT SPAIN. June 2-Arrived. str Mayaro
{, oUiEENsTowN. june s-saiied. str Fe-
liciana CBr). Baltimore.
Sailed Sd. str Maria de Larrinaga (Br)
ROTTERDAM. June o-Arrived. strs Hau-
gerland (Nor, Newfoundland; Hobrools
(Br). Montreal; Sd. Storm King. New York.
Sailed 31st. strs Hampstead Heath (Br)
Sydney. CB; June /. Brecdyk (Dutch). Phil
ST JOHN, NIB. June 5-sailed. str Sang
stad (Nor), from New York for United
81 JOINS. NE, June s,sa,lea. str Bel
Arrived I'd. str Canadian Sapper (Br).
SABANG, May 30-Arrived. str Banda
SANTIAGO. June /, g PM-Sailed. str vika
Nor. KINGSTON and Castillo,
ShANGHAI. June o--ArrlVeu, btT ITeslueHt
Lincoln. San Francis co for Hong Kong.
Sailed I'd. strs Marking (from Hong kong).
San Francisco: Shinyo Maru (Jap). do.
SHIELDS. June 3-Sailed. strs Malmel
(Sw). New York; Santa Clara, Baltimore:
SUEZ. June 3-Arrived. str City of Me-
bourne (Br). Manila for Boston and New
York.
TAIPEH. June 3-Arrived. strs Talthybius
(Br) Tacoma.
Sailed Sd. str Decaulion (Br). from
Shanghai for New York.
Sailed Sd. strs Pine Tree State from Hong
Kong. Seattle: Stewart Dollar 6rom Ma
nila). New York.
TAMPIco. June 2-sailed str Lake Elm
TEIA. June s-Arrived.i str st Mary (Br).
Boston.
VALENCIA. June ARRIVED, str Bantu.
New York. &C.
VERA CRUZ. June 4-sailed, str Morro
VICToRiA. nc. June 5--Arrived. strs
Silver State, Yokohama. &c. for Seattle; F.;
Yokohama Maru (Jap), do for do.
WELLINGTON. NJ. June 1-Sailed. str
Canadian Miller (Br) Montreal
YOKOHAMA, June 5-Arrived. str Tusca-
loosa Clty Mobile. &C
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
FREDERICK BROWN
BUYS 5 DWELLINGS
Houses at Lexington Ave. and
Oath ST.; Other Private
Residence Sales.

Frederick Brown bought from Jasper
r. Lewis. the five private dwellings at
1450-145S Lexington avenue. northwest
corner OF Nincty-fourth street. Leon 5.
Altmayer was the broker.
Through their attorney. Charles A.
Strauss. the executors of the late Judge
Wauhope Lynn have contracted to sell
the house at II King street, acquired
by Judge Lyon over thlrty-two years
ago and formerly occupied by Aaron
Burr. and by an odd chain OF circum-
stances in 1925 the property was decided
to Alexander Hamilton, son of the Rev
olutionary statesman and Burr's antag-
onist. The promises adjoin Congress
street.
Victor Freund & Son. Inc. sold for the
executors of the estate of Acton T. Civil
the four story dwelling, 20xl00. at 491
Lexington avenue. The property was
held at $4,000.
Worthington Whi;ehouse. Inc. sub
leased for J. Randolph Robinson his
house at 243 East Seventy-sccond street
to Mrs. Mary X. Lyons.
Samuel Brcner sold TO client OF
Bryan l.. Kennedy. 3O7 and 800 West
Eightieth street two four story DWELL
ings, 33x102.5.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
TO SELL AUTOMOBILE
PLANT AT ELIZABETH

All of the property of the WHY'S
Corporation works at Elizabeth. n. j..
said to be worth s15.000.000. Is to
be sold at auction next Friday morn
ing. on the premises. by Charles S.
Gerth auctioneer. The sale has been
ordered by Federal Judge Bodne in
Trenton. Automobile interests have sig
rified their intention of bidding on the
So, ,000, 900 worth OF stock, tools, machin-
cry and other chattels. Local realty
interests are already inspecting the
vacant land and the garage property.
The WHY'S works will be sold in four
separate parcels. the first consisting
CT land. buildings. appurtenances and
fixtures comprising the main plant; the
second. OF the baseball park: the third.
OF the garage property: and the fourth.
Of all personal property, tools and
machinery. Tho last named will be
offered in separate units.
Judge Bodine. who has laid down the
terms for the protection OF creditors,
has directed that deposit Of 5000 900
be made before the bidding on the first
parcel 10 per cent OF the amount OF
the bid on the second. 10 per cent on
the third and 10 per cent on the fourth.
All bids must be submitted to Judge
Bodne in the United States District
Court. Post Office Building, Newark.
en- June 10. 1922. at 10 80 A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
MIRROR co. LEASES
STA FIFTH AVENUE
Takes Building to Get Space
for Chain Store; Other Rental
Transactions Closed.

The Mirror has added another store
20 ita chain Of retail candy establish
ments by acquiring the six-story build
ing, 25x1o0. at STA Fifth avenue. from
Rudolph NJ. Haan for twenty-five
years. The Fenimore c. Goode Com
appointed renting and managing agent
of the property. 1t adjoins the south
west corner of F'orty-seventh street.
The store and basement are now oc-
cupied by the jewelry firm of Udall &
Ballou, under a lease which does not
expire until 1925. Possession OF the
property will not be had until that time.
as the leases above the ground floor do
rot expire until 1926.
Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased the building, sos Washington
street, for the estate of William l.. Cole.
to E. Pritchard; floor In IL Lispenard
street to the Columbia Cloak < Suit
Co.. floor in 410 Pearl street to the
Marlin Printing Co., Inc. and sub-leased
space in AZ Broadway to Philip Alther.
Pease & Gilman have leased offices
in so Broad street to LAWN e Reinecke.
Tinkoos, Smith & Company leased
space in 299 Broadway. corner of
Duane street, to the Vollman, Lawrence
Shoe Company, of Boston.
Adams & Co.. have leased the store
and basement in 81 Fifth avenue. to
Chagars and Kalantzis. at an aggre-
gate rental of $4,000. The lessees will
open a confectionery and restaurant in
these premises. Also lofts in the new
building at 166 Fifth avenue. to Prm-
rose Garment Company, B. & NJ. Under
wear Company, Friedman & Co., Rose
Welt Hosiery Company and Heisman &
Elias.
Wood Dolson Company, Inc, leased
to Nine. Adele, the corner store in the
Hotel Prisament now in course Of con-
structioR at the corner of Broadway and
Seventyfourth' street, at an aggregate
rental of $55.000.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc, with Malcolm
Smith, leased the store in ~ West Fifty
first street. to Millimet & Co., for mems
tailoring establishment.
Cross & Brown Co. leased space in
the Fisk Building, Fifty-seventh street
end Broadway, to the Automotive Man
ufacturers Association, Inc, as an ex-
port sales office; also subleased for
Wertheimer Bros, the fifth floor In II
East Twenty-fourth street, to the Lee
Exporting & Importing Co, Inc.
Peter A. H. Jackson's Sons have re-
newed the lease of William Cregan. on
the store in log Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy MALL

BARRY, May 1s-Arrived. str Heathfield
(Brl. Dakar mot for New York as reportsd)
BERMUDA, June ARRIVED, str Chaleur
(Br). Demerara. &c. for ST John and Halifax
(and proceeded cd.
CHATHAM. NB. May 3l-Arrived. strs
Mercur (Ger). Nordeshamn; Dront (Bo'
DEMERARA. May si-sailed. str Canadian
Navigator (Br). Montreal.
DIGBY, Ms, June ARRIVED, str Thomas
Haaiand (Nor). Ardrossan.
In port May so. schr Evelyn Miller (Br),
Il p1IiGENr RIVER, Ms. May 2s-sailed.
schr + Loclhart tBr). New Bedford.
HALIFAX, May 31--Arrived. schr Francis
z Moulton (Br). Barbados and ST kits.
tBrS. New York; I'd. N 8 croweii (Br1.
Philadelphia.
Sailed ist. str Cairnmona (Br). Montreal.
Juan; Maid Of France (BrJ. Gaspe and
In port 1st schr A Ernest Mills. for New
York
HAVANA. May 2o-Arrived, strs Selma
(Ger). New Orleans; 3oth. Adalia (Ger)
Hamburg and Antwerp.
Gilbert stancllffe. for Boston (readyl.
PARRSBORO. Ms. May 3l--Arrived. schr
Burpee L Tucker (Br). New York.
strs Basis (Nor). -: Domira (Brl, -.
Passed In Cape Salmon I'd. str Ethelwof
tBD. Cardiff for Montreal.
Passed in Little Metis 3D. str Berlin DAM
Passed in Matane Cd. str Falls City CBr)
Shields for Montreal.
Passed In Cape Roster I'd. str Chas Pratt,
New Orleans for Montreal.
Passed In Cape Race Cd. strs Velavia
(Br), London for Montreal; Hastings Coun-
" (Nor). Hamburg. &c. for do; Gracia
(Br). Glasgow for do.
Passed In Cape Chat June I. str Marija
Racic -(YS). Newport for Sydney.
Passed In Fame Point June /. strs Cana
dian Carrier (Br). Demerara. &c. for Mont
real: I'd. Generalkonsul Pailisen (Dan). Aal-
borg, &c. for do.
ST JOHN. NB, June f--sailed, str sarma-
tia (Dan), Norfolk mot New York;.
Sailed 1st, schr Ella Clifton, Salem.
In port I'd. schr Nettie (Br9. for Mete-
CHAN.
SYDNEY. CB. May 3i-Arrived. strs stor-
borg (Nor). Montreal for Novorossisk; Wa
bnna tBr). Montreal.
WOODS ISLAND, NE. May 2s-In port,
schr Donald Silver (Br). for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
FEW GO TO WORK
IN COTTON MILLS
Only 500 of $4,000 Operatives
in New Hampshire Re-
turn to Plants.

MANCHESTER, N. H.. June 5 (Asso-
ciated Press) Striking textile opera
tives in New Hampshire claimed vic
tory tonight. Only 500 of the $4,000
operatives normally employed were at
work on the first day of the reopening
of cotton mills in Manchester, Nashua,
Dover and Somersworth. it was esti-
mated by police and newspaper men.
Mills in Newmarket. Exeter and Suh-
cook did not attempt to reopen. The
mills throughout the State have been
closed since February Is as result of
a strike in protest against n 20 per
cent. wage cut and a ffty-four hour
week.
The Coolidge mil, of the Amoskeae
Manufacturing Company. a part of one
of the largest cotton manufacturing
plants in the country. will continue to
operate in part with the idea OF Offer
ing work to operatives who care to ac-
cept it. a statement issued by Agent
Straw said. Mill officials refused to
say how many operatives were at work.
The strikers declared the appearance
Of several thousand workers in the vi
cinity of the mills this morning was in
spite of the advice OF strike leaders
and was an answer to the statement
of Gov. Brown at a recent conference
ments of the mills should remain open
in order that work might be provided
for many who are suffering and in
want" The statement added that the
strikers were put to the test ana
came out on top"
Officials OF the Nashua and Jackson
mills of the Nashua Manufacturing Com
pany at Nashua also planned to keep
certain units open. Similar action was
planned at the Great Falls mills at Som
ersworth. The Pacific mills at Dover
were closed again when only few op-
eratives reported for work.
Four arrests were made. two at Man
chester for the jeering of returning
workers. and two in Nashua for alleged
violation of an injunction against pick
citing in force there. The four men later
were released. Six men arrested at
Nashua tonight on similar charges fur
nished bonds for aghearing later. Idle
operatives and sympathizers made DEM
onstrations this morning at each mill
center where attempts were made to re-
open, but there were no serious disor-
ders.
At the Coolidge mill approximately
5000 persons assembled. In this crowd
could be discerned two official pickets at
each gate with white streamers bearing
the words ~. T. w. Strikers across
their breasts. The police had ordered
that only two authorized and accredited
pickets be stationed at each gate. An
other large crowd was gathered when
the workers came out of the mill late
to-day and there was much jeering. The
police later closed streets near the mill.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
s21,5oo for staten Island r1acc.
BUYERS EAGER FOR
HOMES IN BAY RIDGE

Ten dwellings recently completed by
the Realty Associates on the south side
of Bay Ridge avenue between Fifth and
Sixth avenues have been sold 10 the
following purchasers No. 556 Bay
Ridge avenue to Leo Hauser; No. 55S
10 Rose G.. Rosenberg: No. $50 to
William c. Beinert No. $50 TO Conrad
Mathiasen No. 564 TO C. Carlson: No.
sec TO Mrs. Helene NJ. Jones No. 56s
to Frank ]. Wagner; No. $40 to J. r..
Cannon No. 552 to H. Hanson and No.
E74 TO Mrs. Sigrid Nelson
Samuel Galitzka sold for the l.. e C.
Building Company. to A. J. Weinstein.
the two-family house at the northwest
corner of Avenue l. and East Twelfth
street.
Martin Company sold for Joseph Pa
rascandola to Ellen Riley the four -story
dwelling at ] Monroe place.
Harry NJ. Lewis sold for Adolphine
Welsh TO Marie Matthes the three
story dwelling, 2ox1o0. at so Fort
Greene place.
Edward Blau. Inc, OF Newark N. j.,
leased TO Dave Winters, haberdasher,
the store in 431 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
News Of the Real Estate World
BRONX TAXPAYER SITES
ACQUIRED BY BUILDERS
Other Trading Reported in
Northern Borough.

Murray Maran and Jacob Sanders
purchased from Charles i. HASTEN
huber the northwest corner OF Trinity
avenue and 156th street, a plot 100x90.
which is changing ownership for the
first time in twenty-five years. 1t is
to be improved with taxpayer contain
ing twelve stores. For q similar opera
tion the purchasers bought the plot. 102x
$50. on the north side of Hunts Point
avenue, about 100 feet east OF Seneca
avenue. The combined projects will In
volye an outlay OF S250.000. Plans are
now being prepared by Lorenz L. J.
Weiher. architect
Arnold Realty Company. Inc. has pur-
chased from the Brensam Realty Cor
poration. the plot on the west side OF
Wadsworth avenue, 100x150, 175' feet
south of 1S7th street. also the plot 55X
1873 on the west side of Harrison avenue,
80 feet north OF the corner of Burnside
avenue.
Grudin & Sawltch sold for Raymond
Rubin ana Morris Cohen. the northeast
corner of Kelly and 167th streets. one
story taxpayer of five stores, 23x100
held for $4,000.
The same brokers sold 1894 Clay ave-
nue.. six story. 41xS9. "a apartments
with n rental of over $4,000 held for
100000. also sold for Mr.. Kerr TO
Click Instruction Company. Inc. 907
fremont avenue building 33x145. The
property was held at $25,000 also sold
for Mrs. Schcstol the five story twenty
family house at 493 East 156th street
25x100. rental Of $4,000, held for s2S, QUO
S. Soraci sold for Di Carlo Salvati
six story apartment house 60x10o. at
242 East 113th street; also for Katie
Opp the six story double tenement. f0x
100x197x199 Brook avenue: also sold for
John Whalen (trustee) two story build
ing, 75x105, on Huxley avenue and 75x
los on Spencer avenue. through the
block between 2e0 and 261st streets in
Riverdale section.
Richard III. Scobie has sold for Fran
els Keil to James Ryan for cash. the
residence, 100x100, at 2615 Grand
Concoursc between 192d and 1891
streets. opposite Poe Cottage The
considered one of the finest residences
in The Bronx. 1t was held at $4,000
Samuel Cowen sold for Mrs. Parks
the four story double flat, at 376 East
137th street. 25x100.
Richard Dickson sold for John =.
Marbach and Otilii Marbach, itf-d16
East 170th street. two three family
apartment houses
Herbert Baum has leased to Cushman
& Sons bakers. corner store I'm The thea
ter building now being erected at the
northeast corner of Burnside and Wal
ton avenues for five years at a rental
of s17.500.
The New York herald., 1922-06-06
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph

ASTORIA, Ore. June s-Sailed. str Cape
Ortegal (Br). United Kingdom.
BOSTON, Mass, June 3-Arrived. etrs Ag-
wimcx. Port 'Lobos; Leviea, Preston: Cor
nelia, San Juan; schr Francis Boutilier (Br).
Halifax Oatter 2d).
Arrived 5th. strs Newton, Sydney. CB;
Mayar tBr). Banes; City OF Auckland
(BD. Calcutta. &C; Canadian Victor (Brl.
Melbourne. &C, via New York: Cellisto
Dutch, Hamburg: Amolco, Porto Rico:
City OF Rome. Savannah: Gloucester, Phi-
adelphia; Ontario. Baltimore; North Land.
New York; Briton. Norfolk; motor barge
socony No IA, New York. tug Aries. New
London called for barges Edith and No 20.
for New York;.
Cleared 9Th. strs City OF Rome. Savannah ;
Gloucester, Norfolk and Baltimore.
Sailed ist, tug Patapsco. San Domingo.
Sailed 3d. strs Lake Elsmere. Charleston
and Jacksonville; Edward Pcirce, Newport
News; schrs Gaspe (Br). Gloucester; Stew
art T sslter tBr' Parrsboroi Franconia'
sailed 4th. schr Mary Lansdon. Provi.
dence.
Sailed 5th. strs Canadian Victor tBr).
Montreal; Prince Arthur (Brl, Yarmouth /;
folk tug Perth Amboy. towing barge IsJ,
from Lynn for Rockland calling al Salem
for barge Is6, from Beverly, and at Port
land for barge T0j). Wind at Highland
Light. w, miles; clear; smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Md. June 5-Arrived. strs
Hudson (Fr). Norfolk: Runa (Norl, Sama
Roranna fBr). Constanza via New York and
Boston. Barbacena tBraz), Rio Janelro via
The New York herald., 1922-06-06

Sailed sIs, str Falk (Nor). Norway
PORTLAND. Me. June 2-Arrived. str
Lehigh. Pacific coast port via Boston.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May 3l-Arrived,
str San Joaquin (Nor), Vancouver.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. May 30-Sailed, str Ca
madam Observer (Br) Vancouver.
SAN JUAN, PR, May 25-Arrived str
Irene (Dutch)s Port Plata land sailed same
day for Havre); schr Guadalhorce (Spl, Los
Pamas; Goth. strs Major Wheeler. Balti-
mere: Goth, Millinocket. New York. Both.
Ir.fanta Isabel (Sp). Barcelona, &c (and
for Havana; Montserrat (Sp), Barcelona,
&c (and sailed for Havana).
ST THOMAS, VI, May 22-Arrived. str
Hcathpark s(Br, ex Muhlhofen). st Vincent,
CIV (and sailed a4th for Macoris).
Sailed list, strs brlaseto"n, st Cro'A' &c
SABINE, Tex. June l-Arrived. str o 7
Waring, Sabine.
Sailed June 1. str Airedale tBr). ports in
Canada.
SULLIVAN. Me. June 3-In port. schr
Robert w. loading for Boston.