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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08
POLICE DOG FORMERLY
WITH LOCAL PATR0LMAM

TOTTENVILLE, March S.-Fritz,
a police dog attached to the Park
VILE station, in Brooklyn, that Pa
trolman Godfrey Jensen, of the 60th
precinct station, Tottenville. had for
several years while attached to the
Parkville precinct, is living up to his
record says the local officer, when
he rounded UP w youths. who were
found in the rear of a house in West
minister road, Brooklyn, n night
last week. When PatrOlman Zeiss
heard a noise Fritz went after who
ever was there and returned driving
the two youths directly In the arms
of the policeman. The youths have
been held for the grand jury. Pa
trolman Jensen says Fritz aided him
on several occasions in rounding up
thieves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08
MEETING OF AMUSEMENT
PARK COMPANY TONIGHT

TOTTENVILLE, March S.-A
meeting of the Richmond Borough
Amusement Company recently form
ed for the purpose Of opening up an
amusement park in Tottenville, will
be held tonight at the home or
Charles Peters. Surf avenue and Lo-
retto street, Raritan Bay Park. for
the purpose of talking over the
proposition. d. b. Sanneman, OF
Manhattan, who is here as the pro-
motor of the new park, will be at
the meeting and explain the details
OF the adventure. The temporary
officers of the company named are,
Harry Mosher. president; William j.
Dempsey. secretary, and Charles
Peters. treasurer. The property IN
view for the park is the eleven acre
tract of Clennon Bishop at the foot
of Sprague avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08
PASS MEASURE FIXING
LOCATION OF BRIDGE HERE

TRENTON, March S-The House
of Assembly has passed Assembly
man Lyons bill fixing the location
of the proposed new Perth Amboy
bridge in accordance with the an
nounced plans adopted by the State
Highway Commission. The route
will connect with Convery Place.
No opposition to the bill appeared,
the vote being $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08
FOUR MAIL AUTOS FOR
STATEN ISLAND ARRIVE

TOTTENVILLE, March S-Four
new United States mail delivery au-
tomobiles to be used in the service
N Staten Island were received by
Postmaster Frank Foggin yesterday.
With the four already in use the
four new cars delivered yesterday
b. the government will be an adj
dition to the Staten Island service.
The new machines will be used
for parcel post deliveries in the
most populated sections Of the is
land, it is said. Whether this end
of the island will get one of the
new machines could not be learned
The four passed over the Totem
vile ferry at 1880 o'clock yester-
day afternoon and driven direct
to the central postof1lce at st.
George.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08
MRS. STILES Is NAMED
HEAD OF LADIES' AID

TOTTENVILLE, March S.-Mrs.
Henry G.. stiles was reelected presi-
dent of the Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal church
at the annual election held Monday
night at the church. The other Off
GERS were all chosen again for an
other year as follows: First vice
president. Mrs. Walter Beers: sec
ond vice president. Mrs. James
Laing; secretary, Mrs. William F.
Pepper. and treasurer, Mrs. Graham
Christopher.
Several matters were talked over
by the members for the ensuing
erm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08

under twelve and girls under eigh-
teen, and required licenses for the
others. Corio. Atlantic Republican,
led the fight against further regula-
ton.
Other Bills Passed
Among bills which passed the
House were the following: By SEN
ator Bright, Cape May. authorizes
State Highway Commission to oper-
ate ferry from Cape May Point to
Lewes, Delaware; by Whitney, Nor
ris, creates permanent budget Off
Ger, salary $500 a year; by Sena-
tor White, Atlantic, permits bridge
and tunnel commission to rent con-
demned houses until needed for the
improvements; by Assemblyman
atom, Essex, eliminates Bloomfield
rom the state highway route from
Newark to Paterson, shortening the
route.
Quorum was Present
where there's a will, there's a
way" If you don't believe 1t, watch
he House of Assembly here about
8 o'clock.
Last night about that hour Demo
cratic Leader Gaede w&s unthought-
full enough to ask Republican Lead
err Ey sn, who was acting speaker,
IL ne was SURF tiitlc was d quOi ~
present. Being naturally obliging
Evans made the mistake of counting
'em. "Twenty-three," he said tt
himself. (Thirty is a quorum).
1t was an embarrassing moment
for the House had been merrily con-
curing in senate amendments to its
own bills. including the 100000 0C
road bond referendum.
THE call of the House hasn't
been lifted" whispered n of the
clerks. There must be sixty men,
bers here" Whereupon the pro TEN
speaker ruled a quorum present and
the roller" went "toot-toot!"
Pass dry Measures
The senate made short work OF
passing the five Republican bills
which are to take the place of the
unconstitutional Van Ness prohibit
ton act last night. The bills, which
passed the House last week are now
ready to go to Governor Edwards
for his almost certain veto. They
will then be passed next week over
the veto. On the main bill last
night the vote was Is to 2, Smith,
Passaic Republican, voting mo
with Simpson Democrat. Agans,
Hunterdon Democrat, voted aye
Inc Dill Accounting 10 their SpOllSOIS,
embody in all important respects the
provisions of the federal Volstead
law.
Senator Simpson, Hudson Demo-
crat and minority leader, was the
only senator to take the floor
against the bills. He offered several
amendments, the principal one max
ing beer and light wine violations
merely ~disorderly acts. He also Of
fered an amendment by Heath. Mer-
Ger county Democrat, who was alb
sent calling for a referendum on
the law. Needless to say. the
amendments were all voted down.
Senator Case, Republican Of SOM
erset, got through two bills for the
state police department. which per-
nit the employment of q medical
veterinary officer. and an increase in
personnel so as to complete a full
"headquarters" company. This
later change" said the senator. will
involve an additional expense of
about 100000"
Assemblyman Hershfield's bill add
ing four clerks to be staff of the
House at $3.50 each, was passed by
the senate over Governor Edwards
veto.
The House yesterday passed Sem
ator Agan's bill allowing $4,000 in
stead of 100000 per county a year
to the townships for road opposes
out of motor vehicle fees. The
now goes to the governor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08
Sacred Heart Seconds Win

The Sacred Heart Seconds of South
Amboy defeated the Rivoli Five of
South Amboy last night by a score
of 1920. At half time the Seconds
were leading 1875. Semon was high
score man for the winning teas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08
III. g. c. Juniors Win

The H.. c. G. Juniors defeated the
Y. NJ. ii. A. Flyers in a recent game
on the Hungarian Club court by a
score of 1916.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-08

Roosevelt Ccltics Want Games
The Roosevelt Celtics would like
to arrange bookings with basketball
teams averaging from 50 to 100
pound teams. Communications
should be addressed to oMe Lehrer,
"a RI osevelt avenue, Chrome.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
SHIP NEWS OF WORLD CONTINUED

SAIGON, Aug -12-saiied. str Eastern
sKGUA. Aug i5-saiied. str Panuco. Nue.
vitas.
sAMA. Aug 10. noon-Arrived. str Levisa
SHANGHAI, Aug 14-Arrived. str Canadian
rsospsst1 ,s,S ss sSr,snd Hens o1s xo,x
SHIELDS, Aug l5--Arrivsd. str Calrnva-
sailed 18Th. .trs Brighton tNor,. New
(pan), Montreal; Wisely lBr). do.
SINGAPORE. Aug 15-Arrived. str Half
Moon. New York.
sal Sailed a. isth, s str, str wythevie. Continental
Sailed 10th. Nurtureton Br). New Or
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug le--salled. str Ma
Arrived 18th, strs Berengaria (Bo, New
York via Cherbourg; Empress OF France
(Brl. Quebec for Hamburg dat.er pro-
ST NAzAIRE. Aug i5-sailed AM. str Dry
den. Havre.
SYDNEY. OBJ, Aug i5-In port. str Everett.
SYDNEY, NsW, Aug i4-sailed. str Ca
madam Britisher (BD rrom Melbourne)
Vancouver.
TAIPEN. Al avg ~ iS-sallea. str Hague Maru
TELA, Aug IA. 10 AM-sailed. str San
TURKS ISLAND. Aug s--sailed. str Hellas
.vALPARAIso, Aug le--Arrived. str Santa
Teresa. New York.
WEST HARTLEPooL, Aug Is--saiisd pre-
viS1sly, SnI!y d,,s str vardslia .BD; Boston.
wall Maru (Jap) Seattle for Hong Kong
Penang Maru (Jap). San Francisco for
Shanghai.
Sailed lcth, Protesiaus tBr, nrom Hong
Sailed 10th. str Corsa Maru (Jap). from
Manila. &c. for San Francisco.
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 Excnange Bank
2052 Jerome avenue, taxpayer. 50x10O.
adjoining the banks building at the
northeast corner of Burnside and Jerome
avenues The property purchased is
rented for s3.soo year and was held
at $4,000.
Sharp & Co. sold for p. Bianchetti
2423 and 2425 Hoffman street, two four
story new law houses. containing two
stores and twenty-six suites, 60x10o, 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, three story three family
semi i-detached brick dwelling, 25xl0o.
for Theodosia Klossert. The purchaser
intends to erect two car brick garage.
1t was held at $4,000.
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
sold 2755 Bainbridge avenue. three
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.
two story frame dwelling. 25x9s.l1. TO
an operator.
Walter t. Brown sold for Mary e.
Ryan 490 East 172d street, a two story
frame house. 17.5x110.
Harlem Realty Company resold 1859
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.
Callaoi w Teagle. Baton Rouge; y A
Motfett Jr. Texas City; Henry Il Mallory,
Galveston Virginia Express. Richmond. .
Metapan. Kingston, &c; Viborg (oan. Nor
folk; Tiverton (Br), Avonmouth; Andree
(Br), Barcelona; Yorcs Ger. Bremen; Ben
Philadelphia; Idaho Dr). Hull, de- Ei
Captain, New Orleans.
Strs Hamilton, Norfolk: City of sparta
(B), Calcutta; President Monroe, Queens
town and London. City Of Seattle, Cape May
and Philadelphia; Vincent, Philadelphia !
Londonier (3eg), Antwerp; Selwyn Edoy.
Norfolk: Eel Captain STANDARD OiD, Ponce.
Strs Philadelphia Baltimore; Veedol' Phii-
adephia.
schrs Mary L Baxter. Charleston: J Ed
ward Drake, Montevideo.
Sailed 10Th. strs Dunstan tBr). Para; New
Britain. Baltimore.
Tug w Il Keene, light (passed out SANDY
Hook at s Pm 15th).
The corrected rending of the barometer
(reduced 10 sea level) at New York on
wednesday. Aug tG, 1922. at AN, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was thirty and nine hundredths $50 09)
inches This closely approximates seven
hundred and slxty-four and tfreo-tenths
t7643) millimeters. Captains OF All vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New YORK
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometerH require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook Pm. calm; ciearI
emnoth sea,
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
CASSIDY PROPERTY AT
WAVE CREST RESOLD
Buyer to SubdiDide Part of
Property Into Lots.

Lewis II. May Company rcsold for
Henry A. Murray the former Cassidy
property at Wave Crest. Far Rock
away, to the Rafrock Realty Corpora
ton. Charles Goldberg president The
property consists OF an old Colonial
dwelling, outbuildings and seventy lots
fronting on Vatican Court, Vatican
place and Wave Crest avenue. and
facing the Atlantic Ocean. 1t was pur-
chased recently for $59,200 by the Muir
ray interest at an auction sale held by
Joseph r. Day.
Negotiations for the sale of the main
buildings on separate plots are pend
ing The balance will be subdivided in
plots for resale. Dixon Holmes repre-
scented the seller and A. j. HerricS
represented the purchaser as attorney.
Mcmahon 4 Speiser sold for McGinn
Brothers 1881 street plot, Rockaway
Park. TO James II. Carey OF this city.
j. Daily. Inc, of Flushing. will estab-
lish an agency in the name OF Horace
A. Archer In the McKenna Building
on Bell avenue, Bayside. Austin and
Zimmerman, It's new owners. have re-
modelled the building into stores and
apartments and leased space In II to
Mr. DAILY through Quinlan-Terry &c
johnson. Inc. of Flushing.
The following sales at Jackson Heights
have been announced. Capt. James Il.
Parse OF this city purchased apartment
3S In i25 Twenty-second street !:
Capt. Frank r.. Curtis purchased n
garden apartment In 1856 Twenty-fIrst
street; IT, ID. Carter purchased \ gar
den apartment at l33 Twenty-second
street.
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, a $500 diamond
ring and s300 diamond sticlSpin.
Thomas Walsh declared he lost $50 in
cash. a diamond pin for which he paid
$3.50 and diamond ring worth Sl55.
They said they were on their way To
Norristown to Invest In real estate and
look into other propositions.
While they were driving along Paol
avenue, they said, driver behind
sounded his horn as a 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 blaoltjaeks. robbed them.
Harry Taylor. a farm hand. told the
police he saw the robbery from a field
IN which he was working. but was afraid
TO make an outery as he saw that the
bandits were armed.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL

Approximately 1oo,o residences and
apartment houses I'm this city are re-
ported as equipped with radio apparatus.
Maurice Wertheim has placed for Her
man t. Schanzlin, Inc, a 1rst mortgage
" $4,000 at 9 per cent. on the three
story and basement building, i5s East
10Th street
Philadelphia Real Estate Board has
requested the local telephone company
90 incue In us directory the heading
"realtor" with a definition OF that torn
end ls urging its members 10 insist
on that classification. ~ ls interesting 4
70 note that AZ the solicitation Of tho
Toronto Real Estate Beard. the 1922 dl
rectory of that city will contain real
tor classification.
Ground for tha first fifty of the 50 a
room tenement house which tho Metro
politan Life Insurance Company will
erect on Thompson fIiil Long Island
City. was broken yesterday. The build-
ings. part Of tho company's housing
project. will be ready for tenants IN
March, 1924. u 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
CLEARED.

Str President Monroe. Pittman, Queenstown.
Plymouth. sc. rgeneraD--United States Lines
and Liverpool (generaD--cunard steamship
Co.
Str Mount Clay Brown. Hamburg (gen-
eral) l)--united American Lines.
Str st Paul, Lewis. Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg (generai) Line.
Str Londonier (Beig), Rouier. Antwerp
tgeneral)-Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str Collamer, Hoime Bordeaux and Nazaire
Str Bacchus {Frl, Evenou. Mazagan. Casa.
blanca, &c. via Philadelphia general. and
residue from Genoa for Philadelphia)-Thr
Star Line.
Str City Of Sparta (Br). oleson. Bombay
Colombo and Calcutta (generaD-Norton.
Lilly Il Co.
str E Captain, Hansen. Ponce. Mayagues.
Hamilton, &C Cease oiD--R Hague.
greso. &C tgeneraD-New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co.
Str Mlraflores (Br). Fors. Port Antonio
(ballast)-United Fruit Go.
via Key West tgeneraD-Mallory steamship
Co.
Str Ei Captain. Torge~en, New Orleans
tgenefaD-southern Pacific Co. -,
Rouge (balasD-R Hague.
Str Arapahoc, Wood, Charleston and Jack
sonvilc tgeneral Clyde Steamship. Go.
st. str yinorg psno , Marse1c To,,Nr Morfoik eoai-
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk tgeneraD- -
Old Dominion Line.
Str Virginia Express, Johnson. Richmond
tgeneral)-R Richmond and New York Steani-
Str Vincent. Christie. Philadelphia (bal-
last) Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Missouri tBr), Cannons Qrom Lon
dom. Boston Observation-Disclosures Transport
Line.
Tug Otis Wack (B). Young. Parrsboro
tballast)-J. II. 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 $. l.. Shapiro
Anton Siegal and Godfrey Nurse are
the directors. The structure Is on plot
OF e9.11x120 feet and was conveyed sub
ject TO a mortgage for slsS,250. The
property was sold at auction last
March for s22s950 TO the Elizabeth
Realty Corporation and subsequently
taken by |. ID. Brokaw,
Meister Builders. Inc, purchased the
five story twenty family tenement house,
27x10O. at l06 East 113th street, from a
Mr.. Schwartz.
The Adolphus Gutenberg estate sold TO
client of Louis w Osterwe!s the five
story apartment house at 302 West
114th street, 26x10o.11.
Porter e. Co. and George Brettel 4
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 llotn
street. 2sx100.11.
Pierre Il Golden Company sold for
Bernard A. Gutenberg 10 the kean-
Fucker Corporation the five story apart
ment house, 25x100. at II West Sixty
fourth street, held at $4,000. Inc same
brokers then resold II.
A client Of Louis w. Osterweis sold
to Samuel Rosenberg two four story
tenement houses at $50 and 552 West
Forty-fifth street, 50x100.5.
Mrs. A. II. w. Johnson purchased an
apartment in the new 100 per cent, joint
ownership building TO be erected at 300
Lexington avenue, near Seventeen
street, by the Joint-Ownership Construc-
tion Company, Inc, Frederic culver
president. Pease and Gilman were the
brokers.
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
FOREIGN PORTS.
rHv MALL

BERMUDA. Aug s--Arrived. str Coronado
(Br). Avonmouth for Jamaica tand sailed
9TH; 9th. schr Alsaeus Hooper, New Haven
(and sailed 12th for New Haven. Mobile
and Boston,: 10th, strs Canadian Fisher
(Br). Montreal for Nassau. &c; 11th. chig-
necto tBrl, West Indies for Canada !:
Canadian Forester tBr), Belize. &c. for
Montreal; Lutetian (BD. Dartmouth for
Sailed 10th. strs Teviot (Br. Nassau:
Newton Hall (Br). England.
In port 11th. bark Callao. Gulfport for
Santiago. Cuba: schr Luther Little. from
Norfolk.
Passed 7th. strs Nausicaa (Fr). New Or
leans for Cette; 9th. British Star (Br).
Southampton for Port Arthur.
HALIFAX, Aug 12-Arrived. str Robert
@. Clowry. Boston.
Sailed 18th, str Canadian Constructor (Br).
from Boston for Montreal.
.HAwKEsnuRY, Aug li,-sailed. schr Maria
LINENBURG. Aug 1o-Arrived, schr Ex-
celert fBr). Turks Island.
NORTH SYDNEY. Aug 13-Saileo, str
Venus III (Nor) Portland.
ST JOHN. NIB. Aug n-Sailed, schrs Seth
w. Smith, Lynn: Bertha r Mcguire tBD.
Bermuda.
Goreham CBD. Portland. Ne.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17

Passed up 10th. 2:5o PM. tug International.
Passed out 10th. 2:ao PM. strs Commodore
Rollins tNor). Philadelphia for Port Antonio /;
Casper do for Buenos Ayres. 3:20 AN.
Exmouth tBr), do for Montreal.
In Harbor 10th, 1880 Pm. schr Rebecca
Douglass for Bangor.--Wind PM Sc. IL
miles; cloudy and hazy; smooth sea-.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug 16-Arrived. strs
Christiana via Shields.
Sailed 10Th. strs Herman Frasch. Sabine
Corone. Norfolk.--Wind. w. light breeze
clear.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Aug is--Arrived. strs
kershaw. Norfolk: Anahuac. Fall River
SAN FRANcIsco. Cal. Aug i5-Arrivsd.
strs Reguius (Norl. Mejilones. &c; Myrmi-
don lBr), Yokohama, &c.
Sailed 18th, strs Santa Ana, New York.
SAN JUAN. PR. Aug Is. PM-Arrived,
str Caracas. Curacao for New York 1and
SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug 1e-Arrived. str City
OF Augusta. Boston.
Arrived 10th. str MUNRO. Texas City.
Sailed 18th. str Marnetown lBr), New Or
leans.
TAMPA. Fla, Aug 1G-Arrived str Jacques
Cartier (FD. Savannah; Ocmuieee, Mobile
Altamaha, New York; schr Ella Pierce Thur
low, Portland.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Aug 1e-Ar-
rived, schrs Frances Parsons CBr). PARIS
fax for New York: w Comeau (Br),
Bridgewater for Fall River.
Sailed 18th. III AM. tug Lehigh. with barges
for Rockland.
Passed 18th, schr Samuel W. hathaway
(bound NJ ).-Wfnd 10Th, SW; thick fog, clear
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Triple Holding Corporation resold TO
Bessie Elgen the six story apartments,
1886 and 1913 Amsterdam avenue.
southwest corner OF i35th street. 3s.1lx
100.
Eliza Livingston and Gideon Y. Foun-
tain sold for $4,000 TO Nicklas Cooper
1887 Park avenue, southeast corner of
1f6th street, five story flats and stores.
100.11x25.
Nathaniel w, Keane bought from
Edward and Arthur Pollak and Herman
and llka GottIieb the four story dwell
Ing 1896 Park avenue, 20x70. adjoining
the southwest corner Of Eighty-sixth
street.
Christian Wolersen bought from
Charles O. johnson the four story build
ing 419 to 427 West Forty-first street,
1o0xeS.o, near Ninth avenue Mr.. Woller-
sens business is at 420, opposlte.s
Ray Sllherman sold 70 Jacob Lewis
the -four story front and rear buildings
ii5 West Twenty-fourth street, 25x9s.9.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
MAY LIBEL FORMER
AMERICAN LINE FLIER
N.Y.-Naplss Company's PhiIa-
delphic 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 been raised to $4,000 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 re-
ceiver In New York for the Newly York
Naples Steamship Company on a petit
tion In involuntary bankruptcy brought
by a local creditor with q claim OF s70.-
900 for goods and supplies
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
CONTINENTAL

Tennessee Ave. near Beach. Always opsn. L
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