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The New York herald., 1922-08-11
WESTCOTT RESIDUARY
ESTATE IS 81, ,9O8, ,539
Surrogate Approves Final Ac.
counting of the Trustees.

Surrogate John T.. Cohalan yesterday
approved the accounts or stephen s.
Milet of 640 Park avenue, hts former
wife. Mrs Thalia W. Malcolm Of III East
S!xty-sixth street, and Henry r. Black
as trustees OF trust composed of the
residuary estate Of the late Robert y.
Westcott. one time head Of the express
company OF that name. Mr.. Blacks
application TO be relieved &c further
duties with the est-te was accepted.
The accounting shows that the fcsidu-
ary estate left by Mr. Westcott was
valued at si.s0s,539, II was beducathcd
In trust 10 his daughter. Mrs. Millei.
eventually 10 he shared by her three
children
Surrogate Cohaian allowed come
mission OF s3.sti each to Mr. Mlilct and
Mr.. Black Murray Hubert. who war
special guardian Tor q daughter Of Mrt.
Muiet, was allowed $3.50 for services.
Mr.. NIillet and Mrs Malcolm were con-
tinued as trustees.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11

Santa Isabel. Galveston: spermina esD'
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Aug io-Arrived. str
Sailed 10Th. strs Cuba. Havana via Key
Wssfi ASnayeTi anT sti, Japan; Aug lo-Arrved.
strs Boston City (Br). Bristol; Feliciana
tBr). London: Hardanger (Brl. Dieppe
steselbors CDanl. Guantanamo Amelia. 5i. lot
&c. via Boston; Harry Luckenbacn. san
Francisco. &c; Lehigh. San Pedro. &C; Mer.
SETTLE, New York San Pablo (Br). Puerto
Barrios.
Cleared 10Th. strs Eastport. Petrograd.
Moss Helsingfors and Nyborg via New York
West Inskip. Antwerp via do: Knut Jarl
tNorl, New York; Texan. Pacific coast ports
Via New York.
Eurton. Port Arthur: Algiers. Houston.
Sailed 10th. airs Stanmore (Brl, Dundee
via Newcastle -on-Tyne. Middiesbrough and
l-eith. Bird city. New YORK; Donneh.
Texas City; Anacortes. Glasgow and Avo-i'
mouth via New York.
Sailed 10th, str Lehigh, Portland, Me.
Cleared from Marcus Hook 1Vth. strs sun
ell. Hamburg via Rotterdam: = Pew. TUX
Passed down 9th. 4:5o PM. str Guanta-
Passed down 10th. . PM. strs Eastport.
for New York: 2:io TN. City OF st Joseph
for do.
tug Lehigh. towing barge I05.
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 10Th.
AN. tug Warrior. towing phrges mayo anu
Passed IN 10Th. 800 PM. str Herbert l.
Pratt, Texas City for Philadelphia. 49,,
= Passed out 9th. Pm, strs jose SNpr9 or
Nantucket. do for Boston.
Passed out 10th. $50 AM. strs Atlantic
Sgn P9adepha for Tsmpse or
AM. TeIesfora de Lnrrinaga CBD. do for
Gibraltar tfor ordersl.
Passed out 10th. AN. strs cretan Phiia.
dal nh ~ Savannah.
PM. Beita (Nor) do for Norfolk; Bayonne
tmotor). do for New York; Blue Triangle
tlonal. towing barges Herndon. Exeter and
Cleona. for Newport News.
In port 10Th. tug AtSin Hughes
from Buenos Aires.-Wind NE. "a miles
partly cloudy; moderate sea.
PORTLAND. Me. Aug io-Arrived. str
Arrived 10th. str Heathficid Br). .Fowey.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug s-Arrived.
str sandon Hall tBn; Vancouver,
New York: Centurion, Glasgow.
Sailed 9th. strs Cuba. Cristobal; Robin
Sailed 10Th. strs China. Honolulu. SC:
Gymeric (Br). London: Thomas ttransporD
Manila: Chateau Thierry ttransporp. Homo
SEATTLE. Wash. Aus s--sailed. str Han
SAN JUAN. Pr. Aus o-saned. str San
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug 1o-ArrIved. strs
Essex Jacksonville for Baltimore land pro-
ceeded): II X Waage (Nor). Cuba.
Sailed 10th. strs City of Montgomery. New
York: City of Columbus. Boston.
SEARSPoRT. Me. Aug 9-Sailed. str North
Wind. Norfolk.
TAMPA Fla. Aug 10-Sailed. schr Co
riathia (Hond). Mobile: yacht Mambi ecu
ban} Havana
Arrived 10th. schrs varuna (Br), Ruataa
Drew tBr) Key West.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. Aug fo-Ar.
rived. tug w B Kecne towing barges. for
east.
Passed 10th. noon. str RipoEenus, west.
Sailed 10TH tugs Fame and Chas p
Creenourh. Norfolk for Boston. with barges.
Wind NV. fresh: clear.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
MERCHANTS REACH NEW
FREIGHT LOADING PACT
Important Agreement Made
With SteUedores and Others.

The Merchants Association announced
last night that its committee on loading
had entered into an agreement with the
Merchant Truckmens Bureau. the Inter
national Longshoremen's Association
and the Brotherhood OF Teamsters.
Chauffeurs, Stevedores and Handlers
whereby a flat charge Of one and one
half cents n hundred pounds win be
charged for loading from platforms of
warehouses. Loading from sidewalks
piers, docks and cars viii be charged
for at rate Of two ana one-half cents
hundred pounds.
The agreement resulted from a care
full study OF the situation made by the
loading committee Of the Merchants As
sociation. II was decided 10 call the
three other bodies In, and the Mer-
chant Truckmen's Bureau negotiated the
charges for loading freight, which viii
be made in the future by the employees
organizations. The agreement went into
effect upon its signing. and will remain
effective for ninety days, after which
time IL can he terminated by either
party the merchant truelSmen or the
handlers. after thirty days notice has
been given.
Most important OF the terms or the
hbieeiHtilt - one Nul1Il grants the Tisnt
to all shippers and consignecs to load
or unload their freight II they so desire
without being subjected ITO any I'M
proper treatment on the part Of the
leaders" The Merchant Truckmens Blu
reGu agreed not to take advantage Of
this term OF the agreement. thereby con-
tsnuing 10 employ the services Of mem
bers OF the Brotherhood Of Toamstcfp.
Chauffeurs. Stevedores and Handlers and
OF the international Longshoremen's
Association TO do their loading and un-
loading
Waldo H. Marshall. a director of the
Merchants Association. was chairman OF
the special committee on loading.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
ADMITS JAIL A BENEFIT;
SAYS HE WILL REFORM
Boy Calls West Hoboken
Bulls Regular Guys.

Every night at $50 James Marchesani,
aged 16. enters the West Hohoken po-
ice station, grects tho lieutenant cheer
fully, and marches into tho detention
room There he waits until 9@, when
he comes out again and starts nome
lie goes home under the escort Of 2
patroiman and when he gets there Is
put to bed.
Marchcsani has been doing this since
July 21. lie will do & until October ~
lie is serving sentence for throwing
stones.
James when asked about his cx-
perience said Sure I like 4. the
bulls are all regular guys. It's better
than hanging around tho streets like l
used TO DO. They treat me fine here
and make me learn my lesson too.
when get out I won't hang out 9th
the bunch l used 10 run with. Maybe
I'll be q bull myself some day"
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
CLEARED.

Str Assyria (Br. Osborne Glasgow via
Neville 'seneran-Anchor Line.
Str Stavangerfjord (Nor). lrgens, Bergen.
Stavanger and Christiania (senera)-Nor-
Negian- America Line.
Str Fort Victoria (Brl. Carmichael. liam
ilton. Bermuda tgeneraD D-Furness. Witty 4
Str Anaconda. Jones (from Rotterdam,
PHILADELPHIA fresiduc)-Back Diamond
STR storm King. Cooke (from Antwerp.
Philadelphia (general) Black Diamond
ti!p str spiendor DV.a Gtai.. Aonzo. Aigiers. Al
rcria and Sasona tCeneral)-Robert j.
Hague
Str vile d'oran tr). oran. Agiers. &C
fceneraD D-Algerian-A America Line. Inc.
str Lisbon Maru (Jap). Euya. Dalny and
Shanghai via Norfolk and Panama Canal
Str Bantu Lukens. cape Town, Algoa Bay.
6c tgeneraD-Isthmlan Steamship Line.
African Service.
Str Inca. Barnette. Puerto Plata. Sanchez
&c (genera)-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Guiana tBrl. Charlton. ST Thomas, Ss
Croix. sc. via Newport News egeneraD-
Furnesa, Witty & Co. Ltd.
Str Byron j Benson. Harrison. Port Lobos
thallasD--D Il Warden.
STR Feitore. Svendrfn Daiquri tbaiiasD -
Dre Steamship Corporation.
str Port Antonio (Nor), Tollefsen. Santi-
ago. Kingston. &C tgeneraD-Unlted Fruit
60.
Str sama (Nor). Gundersen. Santiago and
Guantanamo via Norfolk (generaD Atlantic
Fruit Co.
str Jonn NoftninSlOn. W HlltoH, ioIt M
thur tballast)-Robert j. Hague.
Str Lenape. kemble. Charleston and jack
sonvilie tgcneralD Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Lake Galisteo, Gronli. Norfolk. Va
.ballaso-New York and Cuba Mall steam
ship Co.
str Montauk. Jensen. Baltimore tballast-
Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Frederiksborg CDanl Larsen. Bras
dOr. CB (ballast)-J III Winchester & Co.
Inc.
Str Rosalind (Br). James. Halifax and st
Johns, MI tgeneraD-Bowring Co.
Str Erkoln fNorl. johann essen. Walton.
Ms (ballast)-J Whitney Co.
Str Delaware. Robinson. Portland tgeneraD
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Barbadian (Brl. Bolton. Boston tresi-
6ue)-Atlantic Transport Line.
SIR Norwalk. CroWell. Boston tseneraD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Barge Samuel w Fancher. Mcnamara.
Windsor, Ms tballast)-- X Whitney & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11

sold "A Berkeley place. a three story y
and basement brown stone dwelling 3
20xl00, for Mrs. Mary A. Curry 70 a /
client for occupancy.
Henry J.. Nielsen offices sold the two
family brick dwelling, 523 Sixiy-second7
street, 20xl00. for Emmy Benon, 70 a.
client for occupancy.
Martin Company. representing all con-
cerIed leased for the Rynehart Products
G. mpany to Sidney A. Joffee the build
ing, 10 Fulton street. &
Florence Sc0lrbys purchased from
the Fifty-ninth Street Building Cor
poration the new three story and store
building, lsxlO2. at the northeast corner
OF SiXty-ninth street and Third avenue.
William $. Katzenstein. attorney. repre-
sented the purchaser
J. LacoY sold for Isidore Bergs 70 a.
Feldblum q brick and stucco house and
q double garage at 1895 East Nine p
tesnth street held a. $27500. -
The Martin Company. representing all
parties concerned. leased to Maurice Riv-
kin the basement and first and second
floors al AZ Bergen street. ID
For Other Real Estate News See Page is.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
APARTMENTS LEAD IN
BROOKLYN'S DEALING
Sales Are Scottered-Pur-
chase on Myrtle Avenue.

MeInerney. Klinck Realty Company
sold the four story business and apart
ment building at 497 Myrtle avenue. 25x
100, and e5 feet west OF Ryerson street,
for John q. Krohn 20 William r. Weiscr
Tor occupancy.
Friday & Lehman sold $50 Sumpter
street. six family apartments. for Miss
Teresa y. Hickey. TO a client for in
vestment: 1868 Hancock street, a two
story two family dwelling, for Eliza II.
Ccrrsen. 10 a client for residential pur-
poses. and 30 Covert street. six family
frame apartments for the Executive
Realty Company, 10 client for invest
ment.
BuilSley & Horton Company sold S, 10
and IL Clinton avenue. between Park
and Flushing avenues. three houses for
Walter @. Steliges.
John Pullman Real Estate Company
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
ST. PAUL MAKES FAST
TRIP FROM CHERBOURG

The steamer 81. Paul or the American
Line doclSed nj Pier No. 90, North River.
last night after the fastest voyage that
she has made since being recntered IN
the Atlantic passenger service. She
made tho run from Cherbourg 10 Am
brose Channel IN davs ~ hours ~
minutes. and her time would have been
much less had she not had 10 buck
n northwesterly gale which came up
from the Cult on Tuesday and wednes-
day.
2a9 stceraee passengers. the majority OF
tho latter coming from Germany. AZ
southampton she took OH less than a
hundred second class passengers who
had booked for paseage on the White
star liner olympic. The olympic has
been delayed because OF a broken stern
most.
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Continued from Preceding Page.
Humrlck ous, passed Hen & Chickens L

Humrlck Ctug) passed Hen & Chickens l. y
10tn.
J Fletcher Farrell 200 Sc by L Sandy Hook
10th.
Jonaney 35 ssW Ambrose l. 10th.
Julia Luckenbach 2o3 Ambrose l. 5 PM
9th
Macabi 32 Nantucket I. V 1oth
Maiden Creek sosSE Cape Henry 10th.
Mur aires 3s7 = Sandy Hook l0th.
Orinidale 4 NE Five Fathom Bank 10th.
Pinar del Rio "a Sc Cape May 10TH
President Adams 2.04S y Ambrose l.. v 9th.
President Polk 3O3 w by 5 Queenstown 10th
President Roosevelt 2,6G9 + Ambrose V
10th.
Reliance $50 T. Ambrose l. V 10th.
Resolute 1874 w Bishop Rock 10Th.
saootswaa 1ssn,o iase sIa ssa11ans ASsose e
Swiftwind go Brenton Reef 10th.
w III Libby 10 5 Cape Sable 10th.
w B Keene ftugl off Vineyard l. 10th.
West campgaw 81 II by S Nantucket Island
10th.
West Nohno .a54 r Ambrose l. 10th.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
FASTEST MAIL SINCE 1914.
Left England satardsyi Delivered
Here This Morning.

bringing what post office officials say
II the fastest mail from abroad since
1919. tho Mauretania wirelessed the
cunard offices here yesterday to have
four mail boats meet her nj Quarantine
at midnight. The vessel left Southampton
last Saturday aud her mail would prob
ably bo distributed 10 offices In Man
haitian before o'clock this morning, Il
was said NJ tho General Post Office.
Tho Msuretanla has between 1900 ana
5000 sacks OF mail, and 1850 paasen-
gers. Capt. A. ". Rostrom In his wire
less signified desire to have the ship
cleared as speedily as possible, and he
expects 10 dock her early this morning.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

East Cuif-Moderetc variable winds and
weather partly cloudy; occasional showers
Friday.
wind. and weather generally fair Friday.
t'aribbcnn sea and windward Passsgc-
Moderate eastcriy wiuds. except variable over
south port Ion, and weather partly CLOUDY !;
orra sional showers Friday.
North of Sandy Hook-Niodcratc northeast
and east winds and weather overcast Fri
Sandy Hook 10 lfasieras- Moderate 70 fresh
northeast Winds and weather overcast Fri
dsy. go. .
nhtr Winds mostly houtheriy; weather over
@sat and occasional showers Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11

roots attached and showing about 10 feet
out of water-Str Duustan (Br).
Aug S. about 10 miles SW of Cape Dame
Marie. Haiti, in approximately lat IS 30 %.
lon IA - %. passed wreckage with spars
attarhed-Str Lake Gunni.
July 81. lat AZ o6. Ion 50 II. passed a
drifting mine, pitcher shaped. with upper
part painted red-Str Monte Grsppa ItaD.
July 81. lat 81 40, Ion is 10. passed a
drifting rusty mine--str African Prince (Br)
from Lands End: july 90. ist Il oe. lon /.
n large dereict; July "a. lat 46 IS, Ion
81. derelct schooner: July %, lat 40 81,
30 10. Ion 12 SO. drifting mine-str Noun,
Clay (Br).
Belle Isle, Aug (. 81 bergs and some
GROWERS.
Point Amour, Aug 4. - bergs on track.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL.

APPLE RIVER. Ms, Aug Tin port. schr
Edward Smith. New ycrk tready)
GLASGOW. July e0-Sailed. str Nile (Brl.
Boston.
HALIFAX. Aug ARRIVED. str Andalusa
,Sw>, jamaica schr Mary G Duff (Brl :.
New York Goads to return.
HAWKESBURY. SS;. Aug ARRIVED. Gchr
Maria Howes (Brl. Gaspe for New York
QUEBEC. Aug s-Arrived. strs HolbrooS
fBrl. Barbados: 9th. Hoven. Texas City
(will finish loading at MontreaD.
Passed in Father Point sth. str Canadian
Spinner (Br). Boston for Montreal
stead Heath (Br). sydney. CB. for Montreal
ST JOHN. NIB. Aug 7-Sailed, schr Bertha
Il Mcguire (Rrl, Hamilton. Bermuda.
ST JOHNS. NF. Aug f-Arrived. strs Lady
st John (Br) Cadiz: Cape Race tBr. Bar
bados.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Maii.1

BANGOR. Me. Aug Gin port, schr Kenne-
bunk. for Gaspe and philadelphia.
MCKINLEY. Me. Aug ARRIVED. schr A I
HAYNES. Gloucester.
NEWPORT. RI. Aug 3-In port. str East
err Victor. for Boston (readyD.
PORTLAND. Me, Aug S-Arriyed. sta
Eliza Goreham fBD. Liverpool. Ms (to load
for Yarmouth. NS)
Sailed sth. strs otta. Murray. cB: Della
ware. New York.
PROVIDENCE. ri. Aug s-sailed. str Nc
teor, Norfolk.
SEATTLE. Wash. Aug ARRIVED. str Ha-
Yaiian. Portland.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch TO THE NEw rosK fIKaALp
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c. Aug "a

washington. ID. C.. Aug. 10,
These navy orders were made public to-
day.
Frucht. Commander MGx NJ to u s. s.
New York as executive officer.
Hickey, Commander Andrew s., to n. s.
New York.
Kerrlck. Commander Charles 81. orders
July IL revoked, continue Mare Island
Stott. Commander Arthur O.. 10 Bureau
Ordnance, Washington.
Aehe. Lluutcnan d Commander George t.. o
destroyer squndrons Atlantic fleet
Bradford, Lieutenant g commander C;cra rd
10 Il. S. s, Pittsburg.
Braine. Lieut.. Clinton r.. TO Naval Achd-
enly.
Burroueh. Lieut. Edmbnd W. 10 4. 9. s.
Chewink.
Davis. Lieut.. James K. to shlpbulldlng
Corporation. Camden. -. j.
Doyle. Lieut.. Robert Nj, Jr., 10 L. :. s.
Rochester.
Layer. Lieut.. cotthut c.. relieved ac,lys
duty. nome.
Lchrfeid. Lieut.. Issdore. TO NAVY Yard.
New York.
wne. Lieut.. Laurence. to Il. s. S. wood
bury.
McFadden. Lieut.. Francis L., Chaplain
Corps. TO u. 8. &. Nevada.
Miller, Lieut. Raymond W. Civil Engineer
Corps. TO officer In charge conservation Vet
Grams Bureau hospital, Tuppcr Lake. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ALGERIA (Br). from Glasgow 10th for New
York
ANDANiA (Br,. from southampton 10th for
Montreal.
ARABIC fBr). from Naples 9th for Boston.
LAPLAND (Br). from Antwerp 10th for New
York
PREsIDENTE WILSON dtai). from Trieste
LIST for New York.
York.
ROTTERDAM (Dutc.,,, from Rotterdam 9th
for New York
SEiDLIH tser), from Bremen 9Th for
New York.
VAUBAN CBr). from Southampton 9th for
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Bound Soutn.
Str Rosalind tBo. st Johns, Nf. and
Halifax. Ms for New York, to BowrlnS X
Co. with passengers and mdse.
str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York.
Schr ST Claire Theriault tBr). Bridge
water. Ms. for New York, with lumber. TO
order vessel To + Whitney Co.
Schr Henrietta whitney, Ellsworth. Me.
for New York. with staves. to ] j King
Co: vessel TO Silmartin co.
Schr Ella Huntington for New York.
Motor barge Socony (at 4:20 PD.'
Bound East.
schr Nova Queen (Br). New York for Liv-
erpool. Ms.
schr Ainslie (Br). New York for Bridge
water. Ms.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
Army Orders

Special Dispatch 20 THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Aug. 10.
These army orders were made public:
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Allcott. Capt. Philo. Jr. TO Fort Sili.
Bennett, Capt. Chauncey A., 10 Fort Slll
Creusers, Capt. Melville s., 20 Fort Sill
Kurts, Capt Guy O., to Fort Sill.
INFANTRY.
Hail. Lieut. t-coi. Alex Mcmillan. to Hot
Springs.
Kobes. Major Frank H.. to Denver
Mccarthy, First Lieut.. John r.. to Fort
Benning.
Renth. First Lieut.. Robert T., to Camp
Custer.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Scott. Major Thomas H., to Fort sam
Houston
Ashcrsft. Capt. James A.. 10 Washington.
Capps. Capt. Paul g., 10 Jefferson iiar-
racks.
GENERAL STAFF.
Lott. Col. Abraham o.. TO Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
Dangers to Navigation.

fRepottcd TO the ifydrographic Official
July 81. lat 10 Is. Ion ~ 80. passed
black buoy--str Guernsey (Nor).
AUG Z. lat ~ 10 Ion ~ OF, passed = can
code flax "Y''--str Lake Fnnnin. probably
came buoy sighted Oh Aug W lot 3s ~.
lon n SO. by thu British str MayariJ
Ausi !, lat ~ ~, lon y ~, pnssed : large
log about 10 feet long, covered with bar.
nacles; July 81. lat 10 5s. lon ~ ~, passed
Nhat appeared 70 bc large tree trunk. with
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nj. Aug io-Bsrometer at
noon, zoos inches: wind. w, light breeze; ;
weather. dense fog, temperature. IS deg
Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICA. at Bremen sth.
cARONIA fBr). at Hamburg 9th
EUROPA Otai). at Genoa ist.
KING ALEXANDER tBr), at Constan;inople
lst.
IYNDAM Dutch. at Rotterdam 9th
SOUTHERN CROSS. at Buenos Aires 9th. =
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
Two Bronx Corners sold.

Harry Calm sold TO Samuel Cohn for
investment the southwest corner Of VIII
low avenue and 13Sth street, a brick
store and dwelling building.
The Columbia Ice Corporation sold TO
the Atwell Realty and Construction
Company the southwest corner Of Whit
lock and Bryant avenues, 140&150.
Arthur q. Mason sold to Rose Wilson
the apartments e0S East 1S1st street
50xS0.5x irregular
The New York herald., 1922-08-11

your situation Wuwfrd Al ~ Tha
Want "a. section of run NEW YORK
HERALD should pvt pou ~ toach icifh
yasf inc sort Of people tcifh ,rhow yon
sopia iitt 70 correct. TNy onc Tcie.
shoue Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
BRONX TAXPAYER
IN QUICK RESALE
Operators Buy and Dispose Of
Parcel at Burnside and
Harrison Avenues.

Irving and Chester ID. Judis. oper-
ators. have purchased from the Single
Realty Corporation and have resold 70
an investing client OF T. Osborne Smith.
IGc. 4 one story and basement business
building containing fifteen stores on the
northeast corner of Burnside and Harri-
son avenues, ts7x137x100x irregular. The
Judises recently purchased the north
east corner OF Burnside and Davidson
ay... ues. six story apartment house.
which rents for $4,000, and was held
for S2T5,00O.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14
RAIN FOLLOWED
BY COLD WAVE,
SO IS LOWEST
Total Amount Of Preclpltasi., s,,.s
Saturday Amounted to La
Inches,

During the rain period vh;c. !
gan Saturday night and sns - I
about midnight last night, the , ivy,
precipitation amounted to =
inches. Heavy mist last nigb, -
ed as inches to the precipita.j@ s,
record. s'sA
Shortly before the rain ended y.
temperature began to drop ana fo n.
OF the tri-cities awoke this NOR,
ing and found it necessary ia =,
out the winter wraps. The merrn..
at z O'Clock this morning was =
degrees. The cold weather il ~
pected to continue for a few day.'
The forecast is fair toniph, ~,
Wednesday. Colder tonight
In the west the temperature va.
trifie lower than in the tri-cit,ss
Freezing temperature reached !,
far east as the central mart 4
Iowa. Although. the western TOM
perature was lower, it was not ~:
'tremely cold, Andrew Hamrirt
meteorologist at the local weatae,
bureau, reported this morning
Freezing temperature was also 70.
ported all over the northwest \
River Rises. q
A slight rise in the river WI;
noted since the rain of the last fev
days. The stage Saturday beforr
the rain was Ii and this mornip,
stood at 1.6. No further rise is er.
pected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14
SECRET PAcTS
HINDER EUROPE
PEACE EFFORTS
Franoe, Italy and Great Britain Ars
Moro Interested In Own Agree.
ments than World Harmony.

France, Italy and Great Britain
are more interested in their own
secret agreements than in any other
international pacts, according to
Herbert Corey, journalist. who gave
an address at the Moline After
Dinner club last night.
France and Italy still refuse to
aid England in checking the ad-
vance of the Turks and the present
policy Of England restraints her
from fighting another war to pre-
serve her colonies, said Mr.. Corey
in summarizing the European sit
uati0n.
He reviewed the activities of the
entente in the World war and ex-
planned their past and present re-
lations with Turkey and Greece.
Nations must adopt policy Of
internationalism instead of nation
alism if the coming war is to be
averted, was his closing statement.
His contention regarding interna-
tionalism was illustrated by the &C.
tivities of a former MOliner, A. E.
Anderson, now connected with the
st. Louis branch Of the John Deere
Pillow company.
Mr.. Anderson paid visit to a
Mexican outlaw-farmer, and under
adverse circumstances repaired a
tractor and introduced American
made machinery in Mexico. This
opened the way for introducing
American-made machinery in Mex
leo by force of superior merchan-
disc and service.