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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

biggest ever" Fourth Of July Seattle
has seen.
Efforts are being made TO have
Secretary of the Navy DENLY como
to Seattle for the Fourth. A big
parade. bagpipe contests and $1o.-
900 display of fireworks at the sta
dunn are features of the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
Says Her Brother
Squandered Estate

That her brother. Ralph \. Hop.
kin@. sauandered hia fathers estate
Of sisi. sol. IL charged In com
piaint filed In superior court Thurs.
day by MiHs Carrie Baker Hopkins.
who asks the removal OF her brother
as executor.
Charles Hopkins. Washington
pioneer. died March ~. 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

ALLEGING tina, her husband has
taken back the gifts he gave her
previous TO their wedding. Helen
irene Daley flied suit for divorce
from walter s. Daley In superior
court Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

Ellis BACK Against the WALL the
new Goldwyn photopiay opening nj
the Liberty Saturday II aaid 60 be a
marvellous study In fear. conceived
tn the comedy spirit Raymond
Haiton. ono Of tho screens most
capable character actors. plays the
part OF an insignificant man who
In 80 ,irnid he Ia afraid Of his own
shadow.
On the same bin Larry sermon.
the popular cartoonist.come wilt
be seen In a new comedy. THE
SHOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

Eiinor Giyn's popular romance.
novel. beyond this Rocks" In
which Gloria Swanson and Rodolph
Valentino are playing ut the Strand
this week. will be held over a few
days longer. The story Is ono Of a
mlkmatlpg. OF the undsniable de.
mands Of real love for hearing and
tho cali Of youth to youth. II points
wlthai 20 a moral which Is strong
and convincing.
~ usual Miss swnnaor appears In
some very beautiful gowns.
OAK
Fighting Frank Mayo comes TO
the Oak on Saturday for one day
only in Go Straight" a picturiza,
ton Of William Harper Deans
widely discussed magazine story.
THE Reverend Meddler."
Following the Mayo picture. VIII.
lam chris,y chbanne's story. THE
Barricade." Will be shown.
As an added attraction Margh~ri;a
Francesca a AURA, popular singer.
will BE- heard In songs at the eve.
ming performance and matinees on
Saturday and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
Legion Lays Plans
for Fourth of July

With headquarters established at
3i5 University ST.. special commit.
tee OF Rainier.Noble post, American
Legion. is completing plans for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19
WINTER GARDEN

What part does faith play In the
marriage tie7 why should bus
band doubt his wifef should he be.
iiove the tongues Of gossip In pref.
erenee TO herr Don't Doubt Your
Wife" domestic drama opening
at the Winter Garden Saturday OF.
fera solution 20 these questions.
Leah hAlr IN shown in the leading
role with Emory johnson playing
leading man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

GLADYS WALTON. who has
VI won success In pictures az an
ideal fiapper type. has turned TO a
deeper Characterization In Second
Hand Rose" new Universal photo.
play which In 10 be shown on the
Columbia screen beginning satur.
day.
The story OF second Hand Rose"
was suggested by the song OF that
name and reproduced for screen
showing by Lloyd ingram. who dI.
rccted Lavender and Old Lace"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-19

Claire Windsor. Richard DIX,
Claude GiiiingwAter and shannon
Day arc the leading players in
Fools First the latest Marshall
Neilan photoplay which will have
its premier showing Ia Seattle at
the Coliseum Saturday. This is the
second time Ssiian has released an
attraction in Eeattle for It's first
showing. "Penfod" was tho other
feature.
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FOR SALE

CHEAP-Stove and Fire Place, wood
any length. Reasonable.
If you are looking for good wood it
will pay you to communicate with
STEPHEN J.. BURCH
Ed La,
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SCHOOL NEWS
By Tka Pupils OF The =
EDGARD HIGH SCHOOL

On Thersday January 18th, the Sc
nior Glass accompanied by Miss Lo-
raine Webre, the English teacher,
and Mr.. P. G. Songy motored 20 New
Orleans to see /Hamlst' one Of
Shakespeare play Everyone was
was Impressed hr the play. The hap
py party returne6pto school on Friday
in time to attend the meeting Of the
Literary Society. Although everyone
was, tired each esjoyed Immensely the
whole trip. The Class will always re-
member the trip as one of the plea
sures Of their last High School days.
We take this special medicm in ex-
press ng ince more our sincerest
thanks TO Mr.. Songy, for without
him our pleasures on that particular
trip would not have been so hume
On Sunday, January 18TH, both the
boys and girls basketball team play
ed against the teams Of McDonogh-
vile HI School The biys game was
q great victory 10 our boys, the sco-
res bsisE - to 8. The girls team
lest the game, the scores being 1873.
o. Nesday, January 10TH, the Pre-
dent Of the Senior Class called spe-
cial meeting for the purpose of Sc
lecting the class rings. After cinsi-
derable discussion one was finally
decided upon,
Next week shall be spent in taking
Mid Terms aga;s. We are all hoping
to make good grades.
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L 9 s z.

ONE GOLD LOCKET with init nls
IN. e. B. Picture of baby in lockeJ.
Finder please return to DR.. q. +.
Bupch, Edgsrd, La, and receive re-
ward
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Official Proceedings
SPECIAL MEETING
OF The
POLICE JURY
Parish CT ST. John the Baptist.

Edgard, La. January 10Th, 1922
The Police Jury met this day n spe-
cial sessiin, pursuant to call by the
President for the purpose OF electiug
two members on the Parish Board cf
Equahzat on. The meeting was cal
led 20 order by President ?. G. S01gy
with the following members present:
Messrs. Reynaud, Mostegut. and
Duhe. Absest, Messrs. Barre and
Bourgeois.
The secretary read Communication
from the Governor calling upon the
Police Jury to meet at once for the
purpose of elect.ng these tVzo mem
bers on the Parish Board Of Equal
zatlon. 1t was moved by Mr. Dune
and seconded by Mr.. Reynaud that
Mr. Edward Godchaux be elected
member of said Parish Board OF Esua
hzat,on, and a vote taken on ME.
Godchaux resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Reynaud, Songy,
Montegut and Duhe Mays None.
Absent, Messrs. Barre and Bourgeois
1t was moved by Mr Montegut and
seconded by Mr. Duhe that 3Ir. E. S..
Dutrex be elected as the other menl-
Der on said Parish Board Of Equal
zation, and a vote taken on Mr. DQ-
TREK resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Reynaud, Songy Mon
tegut and Duhe. Mays None.
Absent Messrs. Barre and Beur-
geo.s.
There being no further bus mes On
motion duly seconded and carries
the meeting adjoorned.
P. G. sONGY,
D. J ,.,-L
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LOCAL PERSONALS

eAys III INsW oIIS1HS On DO0l
ness.
Mrs L. D'Aressbours asd lauxA
ter Miss Leonie, returned homo OF
Tuesday after spending several week,
IN Braithwaite and New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile o. Hempel
motored to the Crescest CITY os busi
aess Wednesday.
Miss Eva D'Arsnsbourg returned
Sunday from New Orleans, whsr1
she has spent the past mosth.
Mrs. ". 5. Fr,1ee and 80. d
Garyville visited Judge and Mrs. j. L.
Pancairs Tuesday.
Mr.. W. Rousseau, of Donaldson,
vile is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. He
race D'Arsnsbourg.
Hon: Fsrnand Rsynaui is = b1G-
ness visitor to New Orleans ts-dxy.
Chief Deputy Sheriff P. Rene j.
cob was in the First Ward during the
week transacting business connected
with the Sheriff's Office.
Mr. Honore Carpenter left lazl
Monday for Reserve where he hal
recently accepted q position.
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NO T TlCE.!
DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER

Edeerd. La, Jsnsar, 17th., 1899.
Public sff ieial notice is hereby giveI
to all those wishing to qualify for "a,
next electios, that | will be the fol
lowing places lsted beliw Oh the ca
tes specified to register all those yisl
ing to participate N the next election
L U c Y, LA.
At j. L. Pancaire
First Ward POLL
On Monday, Janusry 2Srd.
$50 A. NJ. to P. NJ.
w ALL A C E, La,
At A. j. Lacaze
(Thrd Wxrd Poll
On Tuesday January 24th.,
$50 A. NJ to 5 P. Ii.
ED &C A r D, La,
~0 At The Court House
On, Wednesday, January 25th.,
ESQ A. M. to 5 P. M.
Ia PLA ACE, LA,
At The Woodmen Hall
On Thursday, January goth. y
$50 A. NJ. to 5 P. M.
RE SERV E, LA,
At The Liberty Theatre
On Friday, January 9th,
$50 A. NJ. to S P. NJ.
GARY VILE LA,
At The 9th. Justices Court
On Monday, January S0th.
$50 A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ.
Al. the Registration off ce will pro-
bablv Be closed about February lst.,
on account IL the special general eiec,
tion called by the Governor for Apri,
to elect / successor to John T. M cnei
RaiIroad Commissioner, all voters are
.sked s register before February lst.
JULES j. HAYDEL,
Registrar.
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wEDDIN NC ELL 5.
DERocHE-PANCAiRE

The wedding of Miss Malvp De-
roche and Mr.. Rene Pancaire was
quietly celebrated Thursday morning
At the st. John the Baptist Catholic
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Pancare left
Immediately after the ceremony IN
theirear to spent several days in New
Orleans.
Much success and happiness is wish
ed them thriughoht their life.
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N o TIC E!

| Notice is hereby given that the Re
cistrar of Voters, Mr.. Jules Haydei,
will be at the Court House at Edgafa
every Wednesday and Friday.
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Official Proceedings
OF THE
POLICE JURY
I Parish Of 81: John the Baptist.
Bdgard, La, January 18th, 1922

Be Police Jug. me. this day in re
9dllr sessiossvith Hos p. G.. Songy
= the Chair, and the following mem
k1s present. Nessrs. Reynard Ban
-, Hostegut, Duhe and Bourgeois.
Absent, None.
The minutes. Of the two meeting
kdd in DeceAheR were read, and o.
Meticn of kx.sRsynaud, seeinded b
Nx. NoAtegut and carried, said m:nu
- were appruved as read.
The report Of the Finance Commit
To- showing atotai amount Of $2.715
DA. 10 pay salaries and bills for tn
Month Of December. was read, an
- motion Of Mr.. Duhe. seconded b,
NJ. Reynaud and carried, said re
t wxs accepted, and the Pres den
ud autherizedt to borrow from tn
Nhak of d. John the suns OF $500
fXhift yfwo Hundred Doliars) t,
1fntt Sad in&abtsaaSsk
g was Meved byaXxs u Msntegut an<
sGSbaded By Mr.. RsynAaA that tht
fsiioving ressiuHoa be adopted:
syhHesx ikbaFeiieA Jury after .dut
sfEa3s has beeA. unable to collec
NsA the State Highway Department
the sum Of s11.61e.sS, due this Par
- on the Good Ruads built unde'
Gtaee supervisiosf,
Be Il Resolved thst, the President
Mr.. r. G. Songy and one nsember, M,
CT. Noategut, be and are hereby
authoriEed snd. direeted to confer
WITH the Louiziana- Highway Comn,is
sisa yeistivs to I'll i indebtedness, and
id6nt Nessrs. Scagv and Ncntegut be
fuxtMer authsfized. and dirested ts
1SeSssary sseps a. collect CHS aaseunt
fssn the Louisiana Highway Com
Miien."
Xnfp An xasaA rnnnlted ,as fellewS:
Yaas-Nosares.sRexnauds Barre Son
-. Nsateewe. N1hs and neMrEeois.
Nays-Nsae.as
Due 3 ne refaeaas sef NJ: e. r. MON
llr. Msntssnt ard secsAaed by Mr.
DuAa and carried that Ar Charles
1edley. 81. Be sp1sinted Found kee
- to succeed Mr.. 6. p. sAsntegut,
r.. enid asypclnSukent to take effect
80 1av Ifrvse alss.s rnsvsd By Mr..
MerteGut sscsnaed b.. NJ. Duhe and
cszried thatsMr. A. J. PeElleux also
be arrointed I Foundf Keeper ~ sne
fsssth ward: 10 take effect tas day.
Due u tie retsssis OF A.. Ilsua4h ~ e;sth
ward, It was. moved by Mr.. Jacques
buhe, seconded by Mr. Nsntegut ana
csried that r; snaes 80. Dsssssa ~ succeed ss
ffr Raaveru. said appointment 60
Sulks effest this day. 1t was also NOV
4catsgus and ,css1sso s:.t.I eass III r;nnd mnd
u ene.1 - s.s.L ~ 80 a.l an
KesFer in the lifss sr kffsc+;xs ap
peenS eAe '.als - S 49,
= g ~ rsc.. the fi,fne 10 Of bids for fis
!. 81 .,ss ssgass hiS. .susnitsed were opened,
1sak, he Bank Of St. John and the
Gery state Bank being irregular due
e no fiaansl.l sesrsaen. s1a NIT Psl1s be- CONS 81
4 ssCHsu m N ~ fro., fhe Rank of st.
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LOCATED AT EDGARD
Parish Of st. John the Baptist.
State of Louisssa
Report furnished to the Examines
of State Banks by the above Bank at
tae close of business on DsceMb0
81, 1892
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Board of Health for quarter
ending Dee. 31st. 1850
1895 DR.. e. P .Feueht, Parish
Physician, coroner for

1895 Dr.. e. P .Feucht, Parish
Physician, coroner for
Quarted ending Dee. 31st. 10000
P. ]. Mileage asd Per Diem:
1897 Fernand Reynaud 84.0C
1898 Plaeide Barre, $3.50
1898 Prudent Songy, 44.80
1900 C. Fernand Montegut, 1886
1901 Jacsues Duhe, 44.8O
1902 Price Bourgeois, $3.50
justices of the Peace:
1903 j. l.. Pancaire, 22.50
1904 Marius Dutreix, 22.50
1905 Denis Dufresne, 22.50
1896 Oscar Labat, 10 1880
1907 P. Rene Montz, 22.50
1903 Leon Piciu, 22.50
1909 (Not Issued) Void.
constables:
1910 Gustave Chasez, 1000
1311 A. B. Jones 1000
1912 Elyssee Monconduit. 1000
1913 Eugent Tanplain, 800
1914 John Rodri1se, $500
1315 WHfred Vicknair, $500
.1316 Cazsnave Motor Co., Sup
plies R. D. No. 2, 61.20
1917 Ed. Wagusspaek, Work os
Parish Building 3e.1s
1913 George Bourgeois, Supplies
fer dipping vat 81
1919 Rayne Bakery, Bread to
Prisoners Aug. to Dee. 1900
1920 C. Wehrnan. Paxish re-
cords for Sheriff's Off. $3.50
1921 A. L. Brou, Rec srdiHx
Inquest 2.oU
1922 Eloi Darensbeurg, Work
on Jail house s.00
1923 Plac de. Barre Oil and Gas
Road Dist Nj. 2, 1870
1924 DIR. J.. p. Tenney, Exami-
nation Octavia Roberts 1000
1926 L. M. Reynaud, Interdic-
tions Of Sgd. Dupuy and
Andrew Cooper 5000
1895 Perry and Buckley, Records
Books fer Assessor s6.4o
1927 Remington Typewrissr Co,
Ons Typewriter for Parish 90
Assessor 144.oo
1 1928 She riff'sSalar yFund:
Parish Record Book Paid to
C. Wehrnaa ls,oo
Attending Court in Sept. Oct.
and December. 1s.oe
lSZ9 hi. D.. O~ffSy 0uPpnSs al"
Groceries fer Jah xs.ss
1880 Henry Naaere, Work ReaA
Dist. Ne. 2, ss.Is
1881 Achille Hilaire, work on
Jail House 1.As
1882 F. Maurin, Rent if lot for
eAfage r. D. No. 2e.o'i
Lss3 Cuseb. Tel. Co., Service
for Nov. and Dec. lS.il
L2s4 Henry j. Waguespack,
Insurance on Tres. Bond 4O.O0l
Iss5 jacques Duhe Far payisg
labor to unload car of gravel
10 % Paserye 5.4ol
-3s6 DR.. e. P. Feucht, Inquests
and examination Of insanes
and cost to bury unidentified
negro oooo
Corener's Jury Cert:
3s7 Roger F. Baudry, 2.oo
338 S. Dantin. ..oo oo
339 Emile HebeFt, s.oo
$40 Ulysss. Englade, z.oo
s41 Bob Mckay, A;oo
342 Heptime Dshea, Hauling w.ten : aa
for vat suo
s43 G. A. TanphiB. Inspector
for vat, GAfyyllle oo.uo
a44 Reserve EngaasEing Co.,
Oil and Gas r. d. Ne. l. $3.50
a45 Kentwssd Gravel Go. one
Car Gravel r. D. No. l b1.oI
346 M. Fauria and Sons, Bunks
for Jail oo.oo
s47 State Normal School, for
Yvonne Bredy So.io
.348 C. Maurin & Son, Supplies
for Prisoners 4.zo
For phone. messages and pos
tage for SIX months 1o.1o
Supplies for Road Dist. No. S.4o
TOTAL: s 2.715.s4
There being no further business, on
notion duly seconded and carried,
he meat.ng adjourned.
P. G.. S0NGY,
Presidents.
HENRY MAURN,
Secretary.
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81, 1892.
George E. Bursh H. I. Landry
= President Cash er.
Leo 4. Marrero B. Joseph
Vice-Presidest Asst. Cash sr.
&
RESOURCES
Other loans and discounts 5 1e,
Other loans and dis
counts 10, ,I1.io
Other bonds, stocks, securities
ETC. s,I3o.o1
firtrres 5,957.31
C-sb ita.ns 598.ez
Due from banks ard bankers 8,923. IS
Silver, nickel and copper coin 521.dS
Nstlo bank notes and all
Issues u. S. Government s,l61.oO
Suspense Account lo7'ss
TOTAL: s s7,1ze.S7
LIABILITIES
Car, al stock paid in 5 15,00o.oO
Dee o other banks and
banEers o,ooo.Uvo
Cashiers checks outstanding 1850
Ind;Y dual deposits subject to 80.
checlc o,aoo.oUu ou
Tine certificates of deposit 872.ss
TOTAL: s 37,1zo.37
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF st.
john the Baptist.
|. G. e. BURCH, M. D. President,
and /, H. /. LANDRY, Cashier OF the
abcya named bank, do solemniy
swear that the above statemsns y
true to the best of my knowledge ana
belief. .>,nuv
G. 3. BURCH3 H. |. LANDRY
p~es;dent Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before he'
fh;s 10th, of January 1922.
5his l0,,. day OF January 1917.
- A. L. BROU,
fcs~N Clerk of Cocrt.
49,!
The New York herald., 1922-01-05
News of the Real Estate World
DELTA TAU DELTA CLUB
RENTS 18Th ST. HOUSE
Residential Leasing Market
Takes on ActiUity.

The Delta Tau Delta Club. which now
has its home at 257 Madison avenue. has
leased the five-story dwelling with eleva-
tor at % East Thirty-ninth street. The
property measures 25x100 and was
rented through Payson Mel. Merrill
Company for Horace S. Ely & Co..
agents. This is the fourth club which
has recently made its home on this
block. The owner of record of the prop
erty is Ella d. Milbank.
Pierre Golden Company leased for r.
Gilroy a four-story residence at SO West
Seventy third street to Frances Jeckel
also leased the four-story dwelling at 10S
West Seventy-third street for DIR. ]. f.
Terriberry to Annie c. Oesterla; 455
West Forty-seventh street. three-story
dwelling. for NJ. Bergeret to A. MacDon-
ough and the four-story residence at 1870
West Eighty-sixth street for the estate
of Thomas Morgan.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company have
leased furnished apartments in 257 West
Eighty-sixth street to Charles Gilbert,
in $50 Madison avenue to Mrs. Clara
Griggs and in 140 West Fifty-seventh
street to Daniel II. Burdett.
Leon S. Altmayer leased for Mrs. Elsie
Redman Nelson the ground floor simplex
apartment in 1131 Park avenue to Dr.
August Francis Roland.
Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments as follows: In 1049 Park avenue
for the Aelrod Realty Company to Hrs.
NJ. Z. Baker of Lenox: in 21 West Fifty
eighth street to Miss Charlotte Blake
and Mrs. L. +. Fernald in 116 West
Fifty-ninth street to DR.. John /. Middle
ton
The New York herald., 1922-01-05
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy MALL


BUCT<sPORT, Me. Dec 2T--Arrived. scfr
Whtteway (Br). Bay of Islands.
CHARLESTON, sc. Jan 1-Off the bar,
schr Dorothy i Brinkham. from Nassau.
GALVESTON, Tex. Dec 31-Cleared. strs
Sagoland (Sw). Bremen and Hamburg; wills
HILo. Dec 2s-Sailed. str Enterprise, San
Francisco.
HONOLULU. Dec 29-The reported arrival
OF str Eastern Queen from Sydney was an
error
Arrived Goth, str Hyades, San Pedro.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Dec 30. PM-Sailed.
str Camden, Tuxpam.
PORTLAND, Me. Dec 3i--Arrlved, tug Wy
oming, towing barges 700 and 705, Boston for
Belfast. and 7i2, Perth Amboy for Bucks
port LIST, barge Savannah. Brunswlck I'd.
tug Paoli, towing barge Upton, Rockland Tor
PORTSMOUTH. MI. Dec co-Arrivcd. barge
T65 Boston.
PROVIDENCE, ri. Jan 2-ArrIved. str
Kcrshaw, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec so--Arrivod.
strs Griffco, San Pedro: Canadian Rover
Sailed 3om. str Tahiti CBr). Sydney via
San PEDRO. Cal. Dec sO-Arrived. ctr
West Notus. Buenos Aires. &c; motor Cool
cha. Blaine.
Havrc) 10th, cayo crieto tCubam. Ant
werp land sailed for SantiagoD Lake Slavi,
Havana zIih. Sagua. New York: Indiana
Haroor. Baltimore.
ST THOMAS, VI. Dec l6-Arrived. strs
otterourn tBr) 81 Vincent land sailed for
sailed next day for --l: 18th, Lake Elmont,
New York tand sailed Goth for 81 CrolxD.
SAVANNAH, ca, Dec 3i-Sailed, sC!ir
Nancy Hanks, New York.
The New York herald., 1922-01-05
SHIPPING NEWS

PORTLAND. Me. Jan 4-Arrived. str Or
PROVIDENCE. RI. Jan 3. PM-Arrived.
tug Perth Amboy. towing barges 500 (from
Vineyard Haven), 795 and 105, New Bed
ford for Perth Amboy.
Arrived 4th schr Jessie G. Noyes. Norfolk
PERTH AMBOY. NJ. Jan 3-Arrived, lug
Wyoming Portland.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan 3-Arrived, str
Azumasan Maru (Jap). Kobe. &C.
Sailed 3D.. strs Tenyo Maru (Jap), Hong
Kong: Venezuela. New York.
Sailed Dec 81. str Minnesotan, San Pedro,
&c.
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan ARRIVED. strs
Steel Seafarer. Vancouver; Moerdyk (DutchJ
San Francisco.
Arrived 4th, strs Karonga CBr), San Fran
cisco; Tuscaloosa City. Shanghai.
SAN JUAN. PR, Jan 2, o AM-Arrived, str
Caracas. Curacao for New York (and pro-
ceeded > PM Sd.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan ARRIVED. strs
William A McKenney. New York: City OF
Rome. Boston; City OF Atlanta, New York.
SANDWICH, Mass, Jan 4-Arrived. tug
Lehign, towing barges 7S5, Perth Amboy for
Portland. and al, for Manchester.
TACOMA, Wash. Jan 4-Arrived. str Meri-
den, San Francisco.
TAMPA. Fla, Jan 4-Arrived. British
cruiser Constance, Pensacola; str W Riggs.
Sailed 4th. bark C wilder, coastwise.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Jan AR
rived. tugs Battleboro. towing . barges. Nor
folk for Boston; Liberty. towing barges, do
(latter sailed via Cape Cod CanaD.
Passed 4th, tug Minnie, bound w, towing
barges.-wind, AM, variable: clear; PM
light. variable; cloudy.
The New York herald., 1922-01-05
IL STORY SCHOOL
BLDG. FOR w. 55TH ST.

An important step toward large
headquarters and resident school build
ing was taken this week when the Ma
tional Bible Institute of PA and 216
West Thirty-flfth street (Don o. Shelton
president, Hugh r. Monro treasurer)
acquired title to the property at $50
to 34S West Fifty-ffth street. On this
site are ten private houses with an ag-
gregate frontage of 200 feet, located
about 500 feet west of Broadway.
The building to be erected will be a
seventeen story fireproof structure and
will be divided into two sections. pro-
viding for the general offices Of the
institute and for library, study rooms
class rooms, social rooms, dining room,
an auditorium on the main floor that
will seat approximately 1900 people, and
$50 rooms that will accommodate be-
tween 500 and 700 students. The site
and the buildings will involve an ag-
gregate expenditure of approximately
S1.500,000. The architects are Mckenzie,
voorhees, Gmelin. The sale of the
property was negotiated through the
Manning Bernhard Company.
The New York herald., 1922-01-05
S,5OO,OOO PARCEL
BOUGHT BY |. D. LEVY
President of Oppcnheim, Col
Inns & Co. Acquires Build
ing on West 57th st.

Isaac d. Levy. president or Open
helm, Collins & Co., announced yesterday
that he has purchased the eleven story
building at and s West 57th street
from the Dreicer Realty Company. Of
which the late Michael Dreicer. Fifth
avenue jeweler, was the head. Mr.. Levy
said the purchase price was close to ST.
100000 When asked whether the firm
of Oppenheim. Collins & Co., which has
its headquarters on West Thrty-fourth
street. would establish a branch store in
the building Mr. Levy said:
Il can't say as to that just now. I
liked the property and I wanted to own
It."
The F'ifty-seventh street property is in
the heart of the new fashionable retail
center which has recently been estab-
lished on Fifth avenue and Fifty-seventh
street. 1t adjoins the handsome Cathe-
dral of Commerce, as the tall Heckscher
Building. at the southwest corner of
Fifth avenue and Fifty-seventh street, is
styled.
The building at present is chiefly oc-
cupied by large millinery firms. 1t was
one of the many properties in the Fifth
avenue retail zone assembled by the late
Michael Dreicer few years before his
death. 1t occupies n plot fronting 65.6
feet on the street with a depth of 1905
feet