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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Ore. July 2s-Arrived. str Ayaha
Maru Jap. Muroran.
l. Maloy. shuiee: eth.> Wap!ti. Bridsewater.
Ms. tug Prudence. Philadelphia, towing
barges Horace Allyn. osceola and Penn
Qeft with last two for Newburyport and
Sailed 9Th. PM. str coastwise. Norfolk.
Sailed 9TH. schrs Edward Eveleth. New
Bradford. North Haven. Me: Morris & Cliff.
Rockiand: tug Wyoming; Perth Amooy; tow,
Ing barges 1877 from Rocklan9. $50 and
EVERETT. Wash. July 3o-sailed, str
Fred Baxter. San Pedro.
HONOLULU. July 21-Arriyed. . aux sch lr
Niagara (Br). Victoria. &c. for Sydney.
NsW: Persia Maru tJaD,. San Francisco
"a Arrived 18th. str Canadian Transporter
(Br). Sydney.
Sailed I'd. strs Niagara tBr. sydney;
T rGssnn naru B sap San Prsncisco.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Aug 2.sailed. str
West camak; Bahames; schrs virginia In,s. Pen
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Aug 5-sailed. tug
Waltham. towing barEes Barnstable and
NORFOLK. Va. Aug 5-Arrived. str Z
Pope. Boston.
Sailed 9TH: str Absecon. Boston.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Aug 4--Arrfved. schr
RoCKPoRT. Mass. Aug 5-Arrived. schr
Erwin ] Luce. New York.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL July 30-Arrived.
str Argyll (Fr). Santa Rosalia.
SEATTLE. Wash. July So-Arrived. str
Admiral Dewey. Victoria.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. July 30--Arrived. strs
] Luckenbach. New York. 3ist. Chatta-
ncCga City. Baltimore.
Sailed goth. strs Remus (Norl. Valparaiso
30th X Luckenbach, New York.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug 2-Arrived. str Lib
erty Bell. New Orleans.
Sailed I'd, str Trafalgar (Nor). Cuba.
TACOMA, WASH July 2S-Arrtved, str
Santa Rita. Seattle.
Sailed Goth. str President Madison. Ma
rila.
TATOOSH, Wash. July 3f-Passed. str
Mukilteo. San Francisco for Seattle, with
schr w II Smith in tow.
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r. v. LEWfS'S WILL FILED;
LEAVES $500, 900 ESTATE
Late N. Y. Merchant Gives
$4,000 to Baptist Societies.

Richard V. Lewis, who died at his
summer Nome. Bryn Feaw. Irvington on
Hudson, n. Y. on July %, leaves an
estate Of 100000. according to his will
filed Tor probate to-day. He bequeathed
$4,000 each to the American Baptist
Home Mission Society OF % East Twenty
sixth street and the benefit board OF the
Northern Baptist Convention, 27s Fifth
avenue. New York. The deceased was
senior member OF the firm OF Lewis &
Conger. house furnishers. of New York.
Property owned by him In West Forty
first street. Manhattan. he directs his
executors 10 sell when necessary and
divide IL among his sons, Edmond,
Richard. Arthur and wilfred. one-fifth
each to the first three and two-fifths to
Wilfred. All the children are given
shares OF capital and common stock In
the Lewis & Conger company. and the
residence at Irvington goes to the two
daughters, Helen and Millicent Lewis.
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(Er. Boston: Manila Maru (Jap). Tacoma.
JUcARO. Aug 5-Arrived. str Lake Saws.
Manzanillo.
KINGSTON. ia. Aug 3-Arrived. str Cana
dian Forester (Br). belize.
.KoTKA. Aug S-saiied. str Beividere. Hell
LEITH,. Aug 5--Arrived. str Norfolk Range
LIVERPOOL. Aug 5-Arrived. str Asian
Arrived 9Th. str Celtic (Br). New York.
Arrived 9Th. PM. str Pittsburgh tBr). Phil
Arrived 7th. str Westlake. Boston.
Sailed 9Th. strs victorian (Br). Montreal !:
Tregorno tBr,. New York; 9th. Tremayne
LONDON. Aug 5-Arrived. str Union City
(Br). New York.
Sailed 9Th. strs Boingbroke (Br). Mont
real: cragness tBr). New York; Port Pirie
MANCHESTER. Aug 4--Arrived. str Du-
MANZANILLO, Aug 6-Arrived, str Lake
Ifatan. Guantanamo.
MELBOURNE. Aug 4-sailed. str Cana
d' Mb nahssn soT} 0n Ass 4saed srs
Graciana (Br). Baltimore Sahale. Philadel-
MONTREAL. Aug 7-Arrived. strs saturnia
| (Br). Glasgow: Cardiff Han tBr). Sydney,
CB: Dunaff Head lBr). Belfast.
MovILLE. Aug 5-sailed. str Columbia
NEWPORT: Eng. Aug 4-sailed. str Hall
moor tBr). New York
Sailed I'd. str Eastern Tempest. Providence
York;.
NUEvITAs. Aug o-Arrlved. str cissy
'' PoRT HASTINGS. Ms, Aug ARRIVED. str
viborg (Dan). st Johns. NE tand sailed It'll
PORT SAID. Aug 6-Arrived. str Kath-
lamba lBrl. New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 8-Saiied. str Adri-
attic lBr). from Liverpool for New York.
REVAL. Aug 3--Arrved. str Rockaway
Park. New York via Ardrossan. Danzig and
ROTTERDAM. Aug 4-Arrived strs Edam
tDutch), New Orleans: Hindustan (Br),
| Montreal: 9th. Deutschfeld (Ger). New Or
| leans; Aylestone (Br). Orange. Tex.
Sailed 9Th. str Alderamin Dutch. Phila-
ST MICHAELs, Aug 54sailed. strs Bolton
Castle. tBr). from Hong Kong for Boston and
New York.
| DAM. New York.
Sailed 4th. str Plainfield. New York.
SHIELDS. Aug 7--Arrived. str Scatwell
Sailed 9TH. strs st Jerome tFr). New Or
leans: Strombus (Br). Key West: Norwich
City tBr). Boston: Elida Clausen (Nor), do ;
| 9th. Mytilus tBrl. Key West.
SMYRNA. Aug ARRIVED. str Saxon Prince
(Br). New York
TAIPEH. Aug 3-sailed. str Korea Maru
Japl. San Francisco.
| TURKS ISLAND. Aug 5-Saied. str Malm
TYNE. Aug 4-Sailed. str Tafna tBr). New
York.
VERA CRUZ. Aug 5-Arrived. str Mexico
Progresc.
Saiied 9TH. str Esperanza. Progreso
VICTORIA. Be. Aug 8--Arrived. strs Al
bertoite (Br). Talara: Imperial (Br) do.
YOKOHAMA. Aug 5-Arrivcd. str Marking.
San Francisco for Hong Kong.
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SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Emile Bein sold 10 Thomas and Annie
Schoes the five story flat and store
building ZOO Eighth avenue, 25xloo,
near 14ith street
Ruben and Bessie FREEMAN sold to
Barnet Cohen the six story tenements
2Is Cherry street. yL7x1s3. Tx irregular.
Harry Kaplan sold to Sadie Steinlauf
the four story flat and store building
1912 Madison avenue. near 10th street.
Hlx7o.
Anna Kortlang sold TO Fred T.. and
Mathiide Doscher the three story
dwelling 157 West 191st street. 17xss.11.
Frederic, Miller and others sold TO
Alfred l.. and Mile r. Laurents for
81 600 the three story dwelling 70 Perry
street, 20x95.
Madeline c. Hibbs bought from Alice
X Huntington the four story dwelling
100 East Thirty-sixth street, l66x14.
Grace E. Butler sold to James y.
Press the three story dwelling 70 West
i35th street, 16.Sxl00.
Hattie Brownhod sold to William Fl.
Hart the three story dwelling ISL West
led street. 16xi00.
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News Of the Real Estate World

material will permit construction at a
cost which will show a conservative and
reasonable return on capital invested.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company
made building loans OF s2S5.0OO 10 the
Nolavia Construction Company. A.
d'Antona president for nine story
apartment 10 be erected at 302-306 West
Eishty-ninth street; $4,000 and 1885,
900, respectively, on the northwest and
northeast corners of Bedford Park Bou-
levard and Decatur avenue 10 the Ma
rion- Decatur Corporation for the con-
struction OF two five story apartments.
one on each of those plots, and $4,000
to Samuel Williams for six story
apartment to be built at 1924 West
10th street.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany authorized yesterday bonds and
mortgages amounting TO more than
So, 900. 900. of which little more than
$1,000.000 was lent on business build
ings in Virginia, Ohio, West Virginia,
Alabama and Florida Housing loans
amounted to more than 100000 and
provided accommodations for $40 FAM
lilies. More than 100000 was author
lied for loans in this city on twenty
eight dwellings and seventeen apart
ment houses to house 1872 families and
about $4,000, 900 was lent on 421 dwell
ings and forty-four apartment houses
outside of the city to accommodate 7iS
families. The housing loans outside OF
the city were In Massachusetts, Con-
necticut. Pennsylvania. West Virginia.
Virginia North Carolina. Georgia. Ten
nessee. Ohio. Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Minnesota Iowa, Nebraska. Utah, Cali
fornia, Long Island, New Jersey, Wash
irgton. d. c., and Florida. About
| 81 500, 900 were farm loans in the West
and the Southwest. the States getting
the larger loans being Iowa, Missouri,
Kansas, South Dakota and Tennessee.
James Boyd has placed first mort
gage of $4,000 for, five years on the
building finished by the West l9oth
Street Corporation on the northeast cor
ner Of cambridge avenue and 2o9th
street and 100000 for the Twinhouse
Realty Corporation at 5ta per cent. on
the five story apartments on the south
west corner of st. Nicholas avenue and
174th street, 10oxlo0.
Frank l.. Bedell sold the Shuts resi-
dence, Ridgewood. N. j.. to Joseph
Gaugler of this city; to w. Gordon
Woodwood OF this city dwelling at
Glen Rock. ". j.. and the Bartoo prop
erty at Ridgewood to John Smith OF
this city, who will take possession about
September ].
Another sale made through his office.
with the aid of the Frederick G. Smith
Company, was that of large piece OF
property on North Maple avenue, Ridge
wood, which was purchased by the
Pierce Secretarial School. formerly at
18th street and Madison avenue.
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch to TIE New YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Aug. Z.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
AIR SERVICE.
Bender, Capt. Walter. to Brooks Field.
CAVALRY.
Lambert. Capt. Kent c., to Fort Benning.
INFANTRY.
Smith. Lieut.-Col. II. c., to headqua rters
Ninth Corps.
Mcintyre. Capt. G. j., to Preside OF San
Francisco.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Loving, Lieut.-Col. Robert c., to WASH
ington.
Lowry. Gajor Robert H.. to Washington,
Pelzman. Capt. Ivy A.. to Camp Eustis,
ORDNANCE DEPT.
Pelot. Major James H.. to Washington.
FINANCE DEPT.
Fulton. First Lieut.. +. p, to Fort Mason.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

rAnEN., Aug 4-sailed. str Steel Mariner
from caisqtta). New Orleans. r,v.a .,r
Memphis city. New Orleans.
ALGOA BAY, Aug 5-Arrived. str Tartar
Prince tBr). New York.
AMSTERDAM. Aug ARRIVED. str T J
williams. Sabine.
ANTwaFP, Aug ARRIVED. str Canadian
Challenger (Br). Montreal.
ARDROSSAN. Aug 3-Sailed. str Dallas.
AUCKLAND. Aug 4-Saiied. str Canadian
Leader (Br). New York and Montreal.
BARRY. Aug 5-Saiied. str Edgefieid. Gal
Sailed 4th strs Ioannis Watts Greek. New
York: 5th. City of Winchester lBr). do;
Shooters Island. Boston: MANDY Hin tBr).
BARRY ROADS. Aug 5-sailed. str Shoot
ere Island. Providence.
BEIRA. Aug ARRIVED, str Dromore Cas-
BELFAST, Aug 5-Arrived. str Eastern
Guide. Dublin. &c.
BOMBAY. Aug 4-sailed. str Egremont
from colombo). New York.
BUENOS AIRES. Aug 6-Arrived, strs Os-
shining. New york: Byron tBr). do; vestris
CAIBARIEN. Aug 5-Arrived. str Norden
CARDIFF. Aug 6-sailed. str Rossia (Br).
sailed I'd. str Adra tBr,. New York.
cHERBoURG. Aug Z. Z AM-Arrived, str
America. New York for Bremen land pro-
oe Arrived sth. 40 AN, str President Adams,
London for Queenstown and New York tand
sailed at $40 AND.
Arrived 7th. str Aauitanla tBr,. New York
NVcHRIsTTANIA. Aug 4-sailed. str United
States DAM. New York.
CIENFUEGos. Aug 5-hrriyed. strs Lake
Floravista, New York: It'll. Lake Eilsbury.
Norfolk.
sailed s,h e, s,, Arasnns ssw, Nex York
GoMsThN 1nr, New y Aps rived' ST
CRISTOBAL. Aug 2--Sailed, str Lehigh.
from Pacific coast ports for Boston via
CURACAO. Aug 9. AM-Arrived. str Ca
DARTMOUTH. Aug 5--sailed. str lie Goa
pELn sso sxY l has ey rived str East
ern Glade (Br). New York.
FAyAL. Aug 8-sailcd. str British Baron
'i eiIfBR Rlvi.I Aug s-fassed. str Taor-
nina GtaD. New York for Naples.
Passed 9th. str Arcturus. New York for
Genoa.
Arrived 5th. str Tuscola utaD. Philadei-
phia.
GLASGOW. Aug 4-Arrivcd. str Rapidan
GUAYABAL, Aug 3-sailed, str Manzanillo
(Cubanl. New Orleans.
HALIFAX. Aug 1-Arrived. str sorlard
Arrived 9th. strs sorland (Nor), Macoris;
vsneolite (Br). Texas City; Fred w Weller.
Arrived eth. strs Fort Hamilton (Br). New
York; Silvia tBr). do.
Sailed Sd. str .Gothla tswl. rngramsport.
HAMBURG. Aug 9. Z PM-Arrived. str
, sailed 9Th. str Kurdistan CBr,. Montreal.
HAVANA. Aug 5-Sailed str Bertha CNor)
HAvfE. Aug 5-saiIed. str Lafayette ORR.
HONG KONG. Aug O-sailed. strs Eumscus
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Wind. of the Atlantic Coast.

IIatteras to Key West-Moderate southerly
winds and weather generally fair Tuesday.
East Gulf of Mexico-Gentle to moderate
variable winds and weather generally fair
Tuesday.
West Gulf of Mexico-Gentle to moderate
south and southeast winds and weather gem
eially fair Tuesday
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate east to north winds: weather part
~ cloudy. with occasional showers Tuesday.
North of Sandy Hook-Fresh south winds.
shifting to northwcst: overcast. showery
weather Tuesday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh southwest
Winds. shifting to northwest: weather un-
settled and showery Tuesday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate
seutherly winds and weather generally fair
Tuesday.
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STOPS TO GET BERRIES;
AUTOIST MEETS DEATH
Wife and Four Children See
Rich Grocer Instantly Killed.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRF HERALD.
HAMMoNToN, ". j., Aug. Stop
ping his car TO purchase some black
berries. Antonio Piantieri. aged Sc years,
wealthy grocer OF Germantown, Pa.
was struck by a car driven by Thomas
Skinner. Jr., of this place, his skull
fractured and his chest crushed. He
died just AS he was being taken into
the office OF Dr. Anthony opposite at
this place.
According to witnesses. Plantieri
stepped right into the path of the
Skinner car and was hurled onto the
concrete roadway before the car could
be stopped or turned aside.
The tragedy occurred In full view OF
the wife. son and three daughters or
the victim.
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WIDOW sHoors SELF, HELD.

Mrs. Beatrice Cavanaugh. a widow, OF
zoo West Sfxty-sixth street, stumbled
and fell when carrying a revolver IN her
home yesterday morning and n bullet
penetrated her abdomen. She was re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital and the
police made charge OF violation OF the
Sullivan law against her. Mrs. Cavan.
augh was on her way to answer a knock
at the door when the accident occurred.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Lighthouse Service reports that tug
"Isheate' sank in five fathoms of water
about three miles S Of Absecon Light, NJ.
WASHINGTON, Aug 7-Southwest storm
warning, 10 AM-Delaware Breakwater to
Passport, Me, disturbance Of considerable In
tensity over Great Lakes. increasing In
Intensity and moving eastward. Strong south
and southwest winds this afternoon and to-
night. VIII shift to west and northwest
Tuesday.
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Brooklyn transactions.
BUY JACKSON HEIGHTS FLATS

Miss Emily l.. Brown purchased an
elevator Garden apartment in the build
ing 17S Twenty-second street, Jackson
Heights. In the Elm Court group Of
buildings A similar apartment In the
building s5 Twenty-third street, In the
Laburnum Court group OF buildings, has
been purchased by Mrs. f. b. Catchings.
who for several months has occupied an
apartment in 143 Twenty-second street.
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To Bu,,d staten Island Home.

Cornelius @. Kolff has sold ID J. Rodin
a plot of 32x105 feet on the west side OF
Hoyt avenue. north of Delafield avenue.
West New Brighton. Mr.. Rodin Is a
building contractor and will erect a
private home for his own occupancy.
The seller was ]. Sutcliffe OF Jamaica.
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lis pESDENs FILED.
NEW York COUNTY.

NEW loiNN tN'ctNi
FoRTY-S SIXTH ST, $40 west--Louse N
Champ agt Catherine Mcconnell e. a.
foreclosure of mortgage); attorneys, 10
Forest Brothers.
Corporation agt National Exchange Hold.
ing Corporation ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); attorney, II. Gottllob.
FORTY SIXTH ST 544 west--Louise VI
Cramp agt Catherine Mcconnell et a.
foreclosure OF mortgage) : attorneys. De
Forest Brothers.
FORTY-SIxTH ST, $40 West-Same agt
same foreclosure OF mortgage; attorneys
De Forest Brothers.
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Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Aug. I.

These naval orders we're made public to-
day: =
Stapler Commander John T. C., TO u. s.
s. Pittsburgh as executive officer.
McClung, t-Commander Edgar r.,
to Bureau Ordnance, Washington.
Hutchins Lieut. Gordon. 10 u. s. s. RigeI.
Wilson, Commander Henry r., to command
Naval Hospital, Key West, Fla.
Brown, Lieut.. Claude E.. to r. s. Provi-
dence. II. I.
Goodbody Lieut.. Edward j.. to u. S. s.
Vixen.
Quinn. Lieut.. George p, to receiving bar
racks. Hampton Roads.
English, Lieut.. l.. c.. to Mare Island
navy yard.
Marsh. Lieut.. vergil L., to DUTY Ninth
Naval District.
walford. Lieut.. Roy L.. to navy yard. Mare
Island.
Duthie. Lieut.. Herbert. TO U. s. s. Prairie.
Shack, Lieut.. Thomas j., to duty naval air
station, Lakehurst. ". J. =
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NE, Aug barometer at
noon. 3003 inches: wind. SW. light breeze !;
weather. fine temperature, So deg Fair.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HALIFAX, MS, Aug Str Titan CFD,
from Montreal for Houston, has arrived here
for repairs, having struck near Canso.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ADRIATIC (Br). from Queenstown 9Th for
New York.
COLUMBIA (Br, from Neville 9th for New
York.
PRESIDENT ADAMS. from Cherbourg 9Th
for New York.
UNITED STATES DAM. from Christiania
18th for New York.
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WOMAN SELLS IN HARLEM.

The Real Estate Management Com
pany has sold for Mrs. r. Markowitz
to Paul Biani the one story building
"a West 142d street, 275 feet east OF
Lenox avenue. having a frontage of
AZ feet
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MISCELLANEOUS

COOL SUMNER CLIMATE. trout and saimsn
fishing. Eolfing, and the most wonderful
natural scenery In all the world, reached By
rail. steamer or by 1900 miles OF splendid
highways, offer you an Ideal vacation In the
Pacific Northwest. Oregon. Washington and
British Columbia. For free illustrated book
let and Information about 2sq. reduction I,
railroad fares write 20 Herbert Cuthberf.
Executive sccrctsrv PACIFIC NORTH.
WEST TOURIST ASSOC. l.. q. Smith BlaS.
Seattle. Washington. 800.
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y Pennsylvania.


KITTATINNY Delaware water Gap, Pa.
Special 1922 season rates.
Leading hotel. Cap. 500. Orchestra. golf.
q In carte grili. Booklet. John rurdy Cope.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICA. at Cherbourg 7th (and proceeded
for Bremen).
AQUITANIA (Br), at Cherbourg 9TH.
BYRON. (Br). at Buenos Aires 9Th.
CAMERONIA (Br). at Constantinople 18th.
CELTIC tBr). at Liverpool 9th.
tijuana DAM. at Hamburg 9th.
PITTSBURGH (Br). at Liverpool 9th.
TAORMINA UtalD. Passed Gibraltar 9TH.
vESTRIS (Br). at Buenos Aires 9Th.
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FINDLAY Az, w =, 1857 II : OF Collcg
av, fo0x106: Louis Frank AIT Antonl
Valentine ct al foreclosure Of mortgagc)
attorneys, Kurzman a Frank.
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
BROADWAY. 3Tp3-Abraham Mel
nick art Adolph Lewisohn
Sons. Inc. owner: Phoenix Wood
working Co, contractor. ......... x33.v'
BROADWAY. 2s4i-Abraham Mel
nick agt. estate of Robert 4.
Westcott. owner; United Cigar
Stores Co. lessee; Phoenix
Woodworking Co., contractor. Ja.2'
ii6th ST, las East-Abraham Mel
nick agt. Jacob Rurtz. owner;
t rsSsnH WooaworN"s ~ III" 21.3i
18th ST, 2o7 10 22s East and ~
East isth st.-Rambusch Deco
rating Co. agt. Greater New
York Theater Corp. contractor
Irvington Construction Co, 80 -
owner ..4....s.....s( .........t.t S-s, W
10TH ST, 1f-13 west--Anderson
Brick and Supply Co. agt.
Samuel Friedman, owner. Nora y
Construction Co., contractor. 1887
BRONX COUNTY.
JNTERvALE Av., >. 6. corner OF
For a.. so.ixfb3-D. Pizzutiello
agt - Periman, owner. Har-
rold Construction Co. con
tractors ..................... $50 %
2iTTH ST. n. A.. $50 n. 2. Of Barnes
eav., iooxii4--Larkin Lumber Go.
agt. Joseph spadaro. owner,
John Tedeschi and Spndaro
Contracting Co, Inc, con
tractors ...........s... Oss. ~
LOGAN Av.. W. g. 100 n. n. Of
Barley av., 2hxlOo-Romeo
Roncagiio agt. Michael Grif-
fin, owner Thoman Building
Corporation, contractor. 22o,0C
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

ONE HUNDRED FoRTY-NINTH ST, n "
corner Of 81 AIMS sv. 75xi00; 1877 Broad
way Holding Corp. loans Morwin Bldg.
Corporation, TO erect a building (flvef pay
ynen,sS s75 600
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Another sale made through his office.
with the aid of the Frederick G. Smith
Company, was that of large piece or
property on North Maple avenue, Ridge
wood, which was purchased by the
Pierce Secretarial School. formerly at
18th street and Madison avenue.
Evening star., 1922-01-04
PRESIDENT SURE
OF NEW PROGRESS
Believes Conference Has Es-
tabIished New Process of
World Adjustment.

On White House authority it is said
that President Harding believes that
the arms and far eastern conference
has already established a new process
of international adjustment. He sin
cerely believes in the future pr world
conferences to settle differences and
avoid difficulties among the nations.
The President does not consider
that the conference has in any way
proven that it will be impossible to
so adjust international affairs in the
future. The very fact that there have
been disappointments in some OF the
undertakings is regarded as having
left a train of regret among those in
terested, and is calculated to induce
to renewed effort in the same field
hereafter.
The President believes that the con-
ference has already shown 1t to be
possible for representatives OF the ma
tions of the earth to meet around the
council board, look each other in the
face and discuss and settle their. dit
ferences. In his opinion the thought
that conquest by force must rule here
after has given way to the convic-
ton that the people of the world are
intent upon the methods of peace pre-
vailing hereafter.
One of the greatest tragedies in the
worlds history occurred when Ger
many threw away her opportunities
Of progressing in world influence
through science. the arts and COM
merce aand chose to follow the path
of force and conquest.
Evening star., 1922-01-04
OFFICIAL FACES CHARGE
OF TERRIFYING PUBLIC
italian Government May Act
Against Deputy in Case Dating
Back to 1919.

ceedings against Deputy Mussolini, on
the charge of having. during the sum-
mer and autumn of 1919, in Milan,
"formed and armed a band for the
purpose Of committing crimes against
persons. terrifying the public and
causing tumults and public disorders.
are contemplated by the government.
Application has been made to the
chamber Of deputies for permission to
bring action against the deputy.
A similar authorization is sought
as a preliminary to an action brought
against Deputy Carosi, communist. He
is alleged to be the responsible agent
Of the newspaper Azione Communista
Of Florence, which recently published
an article which deprecated the
Italian victory. abused the Italian
army and exposed it to ridicule and
contempt"