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The Washington herald., 1921-11-12
new YORK HEARS
VOICE AND BUCLE
FROM ARLINGTON
Crowd of $4,000 Catches
Every Word and
Note.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE notes
Of the bugle blowing attention.
ana later ''taps." over the tomb Of
the unknown American soldier in
Arlington Cemetery, the Distant
thump Of the guns firing the salute,
and the voice Of President Harding
speaking tho nations resolve 70
profit by the lesson OF the boys
sacrifice were heard in New York
by 5000 persons, including 1000
Gold Star Mothers, In Madison
Square Garden. as distinctly a.
though all had been present in per-
son At the National Cemetery.
Fifteen Thousand people were
within the garden. in q ghostly gray
light difused through q sky-cloth
Of slate color. Ten thousand more
were gathered In the street outside
the old Moorish Building and In the
asphalt lanes of Madison SQUARE.
Through the same uncanny agency
that permitted the thronE within
the garden to participate in the
funeral ceremonies they, too, heard
all that was said, even heard the
President clear his throat as he
began his address.
Catch Even Accent.
A telephone sound ampliner per
formed the miracle. Through this
device the people heard the Marine
Band playing The Star spanSled
Banner" on the shores Of the Potc.
mac. heard the voices of foreign
generals and other dignitaries from
allied countries pronouncink, with
traces Of accent" their tribute to
Nha nnknnOn NJ
those In the garden the sounds at
Arlington were carried perfectly,
with hardly the faintest intimation
Of . metallic note. by Q transmitter
concealed above the sky-cloth.
Martin W. LIttieton and Theodore
Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy. addressed the gathering
before the arhplifiers cut in on the
ceremony.
Stop for Tive Minutes.
At noon New York was absolutely
stilled. Street cars Stopped dead on
the rails, subway trains halted In
the steel and concrete tunnels, the
elevated trains ground to . stop,
trucks paused where they happened
to be in the streets. Pedestrians
halted. and the women bowed their
heads while the men uncovered. For
two minutes, from ~ until 1900
New York paused in the million
occupations Of the greatest city and
needed the sacrifice OF the dead.
Evening brought another great
meeting in Madison Square Garden
At this gathering. held under the
auspices Of the Central Trades and
Labor Council, Samuel Gompers
president OF the American Fedora.
ton Of labor. delivered an address
in which this spokesman for or.
ganized labor, declared that the
people of the world were looking
to the disarmament conference In
Warrington with a mighty appeal
great trust and q profound hope
People Want No Excuse.
They do not want excuse for
failure" Gompers declared. They
do not want even a reason for fail
ure. The people of the world are
The Washington herald., 1921-11-12
DEATHS

White.
Louis Charles Kane, a years, o. 8. Navy
Yard.
Hezekiah Thomas, u, st. ElLabeths.
Ruby LYON Nicholson. Al, 1129 4th ne.
Irfart Of william and Ehie Gibson, II
bourS Anacosta road Sc.
Infant Of John W. and JAMIE Spaulding,
L. hours, 1910 LIST st. sw.
Colored.
Louise Burns, ~. $50 Liberty st. sw.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-12

House not IN sessIoA.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
APPLICATION MADE FOR kOUGAROk WATER
 POWER RIGHTS

Washington. May 31-Application for water power rights in the kouga rok district of Alaska, taken together with the recent sale of a large numbei. of mining properties at Nome, indi- cates revival of d. colossal plan for the development of the low grade graveis of that region. The Sawtooth Power Company today made application thru a New York attorney to the federal water power commission for q license to develop a comprehensive water pow CT system on Seward Peninsula. The waters are to be h.lrnessed, the tundr, much washed from large areas into Bering Sea and the marine deposits are to be dredged if the contemplated plans of the company Are carried out.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHIc)
CARPET eAGeER CHOSEN
 FOR ALASKA GOVERNOR

Washington, June l. Scott C. Bone journalist and former editor of the Seattle Post Intellisencer. is the choice of the administration fur governor of Alaska. Bone has been definitely Sc lected for the position, according to an announcement made by Secretary of the Interior Fall today, and his nomination will be sent to the Senate some time during the present week, possibly today.
 Although no definite announcement has so far been forthcoming. Major George Beaumont of Anchorage, is un- derstood to have been selected for Unit ed States Marshal of the Third Divi- sion of Alaska.
 Major Bea umont saw service in the European war and transmitted the message to the troops announcing that the arlnistice had been signed.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
FIRST STEAMER OF SEASON
 AT HOLY CROSS

The St Michael bound Yukon steam CT Seattle No. arrived at Holy Cross yesterday and left there this morning at 8: 30 l. m. according to the Signal Corps Marine Bulletin today The bu1- letin also contains the statement that the steamers Cordova and Victoria ex pect to sail for Nome and St Michael Saturday. The latter assertion is at variance with the recent reports from Seattle to the effect that the Victoria would leave that port June 7th. Move ments of the Yukon fleet are reported in the bulletin as follows:
 Pelican up to Melozi a. m. today. Seattle No. 3 down river from Holy Cross S:30 a. m. today.
 Betty with mail east bound at F't. Gibbon.
 Pollywog down to Ft Yukon p. m. 1st.
 Mail boat Dolly up to Tolavana 7:30 a. m. 2nd
 s S Tanana at Nenana p. mn. 1st.
 Tern down to Holy Cross 2:30 D. m. 1st.
 Walchter launch down to Holy Cross a. m. May 31.
 Alaska at Circle 7:30 a. m. 2nd.
 Hazel B at Circle.
 Canadian up to Rampant, May 2sth.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
FIRE lDEvAsTATEs ANCHORAGE
 BUSINESS DISTRICT

Anchorage. As. June Fire. start ing in the Sourdough Barber shop as a result of the explosion of a gasoline heater. today obliterated a large part of the business section of Anchorage and entailed costly losses
 Ten stores were burned on Fourth Avenue between c. and D. Streets. with an approximate loss ofS5S. 900. All stocks contained in the burned bus!- ness houses were lost. All were un- Insured. The fire was famed by a strong wind and the flames spread with such rapidity that little or nothing could be saved.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
STU98S SEEKS TO BAR CARPET
 eAGGERS BY LAW

Washington, Jure 2-D. I. Stubba, of Aniak. Ala.ska. has prepared a bill for Introduction in Congress which is aimed to prevent ;tny but bonati1e citizens of the territory holding off % in Alaska. Stubbs has requested Dele gate Sutherland to sponsor the bill. The measure provides that only quaI- sible to election or appointment to pubLc office in the territory. This 1nsans q bonatide residence of one year preceding the date of his election or appointment.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
BILL TO AUTHORIZE
 FARM LOANS PASSED

Washington. June 2-A bill author 900 900 to the Federal Farm Loan banks of the country to distribute among farmers at not more than D. per cent interest was passed today by the Senate. as q means of assisting the farmers to tide over the present depressed market crisis. The measure has assurance of early approval by the House.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF
 TUSlA RIOTS LAUNCHED

TuSSia, oi>ia. June 2-DiStrict Judge Vaiiean Birdison called d special grand jury I,tte today tp investigates the bloody race riot occurring here during the past week
 Judge Rirlison4 Action during # sor, who also asked that the conduct of the TIlsia police department and the sheriff'S office. which he Condemned. be invest gated The governor charg- ed that there wa-- q complete break down of the law during the riot period.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
LEVINE ADMITS
 COMMUNISM FAILURE

Riga, May 31-A Moscow dis,a tch received here today quotes Lenine the Bolshevih dictator, as saying: "Te find a way out of the abyss into which communism has thrust the country, it is recognized that unlimited freedom must be allowed capital" and that. Constitutional Democrats and Repub- iicsans of real political capacity shall be summoned to resume the work of rebuilding the state"
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
eoLSHEvISTS BEHIND TUSIA RIOTS

Tusla. Okla. June With total of l4O dead, thirty blocks of residence and business houses burned. fifteen thousand homeless. six thousand ne- groes under military guard and three hundred including hundred whites, wounded. the state military forces at noon today had the riot situation here under control
 Bolshevist propa ganda, which was melting the negro elements of this city and elsewhere in Oklahoma to be : come antagonistic to the whites be- cause of the apparent failure of their plea for race equality. was the prn- cipal cause of the bloody race riots prevailing during the past few days.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
FALL DISCUSSES CURRY BILL

Washington. June i-"The only ad = vantage of your bill" Secretary of the Interior Fall says in g. letter tu Rep resenthtive Curry respecting his bill for the admin i!stratton of Aiask:I, would be in the matter of localizins authority without control or respon- sibility to Washington v
 Discussing the subject further, Fall suggests to Curry the advantages of vesting in the president of the United States authority to allocate the powers, duties and authority of the different departments and bureaus now exer- cising control in Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
Keep Young

People with bad hacks and walk kidneys are apt to feel oil at sixty. Many old folks say Doar IS Kidney Pi!is help them keep young. Here's a con- vrcins case:
 J. r. Howe. prop. of general s.o'e. l52 Water St.. Santa Cruz, Calif.. says:
 'I haven't needed d kidney medicine for the past two years. as I have had no trouble since last using Deans Kidney Pills. It was overlfting that affected my kidneys. l had severs pain in the lower part of my back, but the main trouble was with my kidneys. They didn't act properly. The secre- tion burned and there was inflama ton in my bladder. I had tried all known kidney medicines. but they did me no sood. Doan's Kidney Pills, however. did the work for mo. I have been entirely free from kidney and bladder trouble for the past two years" Statement given February 1s. 1s1SD.
 On December I. 1919. Mir. Howe said: 'T never miss a chance to TO- commend poan's Kidney Pilis to any one hear speak of kidney trouble. know from experience. there is nosh- ing better for this tronble."
 soc. at all dealers. Foster Miiburn Co, Mrs. Buffalo. N. Y.
 (Advertisement)
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
HARDING PRAYS FOR
 FUTURE PEACE

Annapolis. June 2-Pres dent Hard ing today presented diplomats to the Er'nt'lat!n" cii.Ss at the Navtd Acad- einy with the prayer that tho new ly commissioned officers never would be called into battle"
 Hrdms promised the grahult' s that as tong as he relstined president mo Alneric.tu would be called upon to fire Il gun except in 2 cause in har- niony with the American rUnscienrc and for which an ;nswrr could be made to God '"
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
FRIDAY
BONE TO BE CHIEF GUEST
 AT NOTABLE BANQUET
(TElEG RAPHIc)

New York. June 2-f'rior to his de- parture for Alaska. Scott C Bone. newly appointed governor of Alaska. given by John II. Perry. president of the Seattle Post InteiiiGencer. of which chief,
 According tn announcements re- garding the proposed entertainment to- day. President Harding. members of the presidential cabinet. Alaska Delegate Sutherland and all prominent Alas !tans in New York at the time vii! at tend.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service Commission announces open compete tive examinations to be held March to September 1. 1921. for the positions of Masters Mates. Pilots and Marine Engineers. As a result of these ex- aminations. certihcations will be made to i'll vacancies in the positions spec flied in tho different branches of the Federal Classified Service in Alaska.
 For further information apply to the local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
Bons's Nomination Sent io Senate

Bone's Nomination Sent 10 Senate
 Washington June l-President Harding today nominated Scott q. Bone of Seattle for Governor of Alas ka. Bona was tendered the place sev- eral weeks ago by Harding but declined and finally accepted when urged to d1 sO personally by President Harding anc. Secretary Fall, as a reward for his services ;us publicity manager of the Republican National Committee Bone sought another place. preferably one in the National Capital before accept ing the governorship appointment. He is it great admirer of Alaska and once toured the terTtory. visiting every
 important point from Sea tile to Nome
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
CONTEST oF. MiLl,oNAlRE's
 WILL IN PROSPECT

Seattle, May 3l-.Jaanrs P. Gleason, adniaistrator in this state, announced today that the blood relatives will con- test the will of the late rauItnmilionair, James A. Murray. with a. view to shutting out stuart Haidorn, the step son of the dEa1lsed, who is declared to have. through jugglery. secured pos session of $1o,eoo.ooo worth of stocks and bonds and other property of the estate of $2o.o0O.00o scattered in seventeen states.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
Heron Praises Bone Appointment

Washington. June 2-Charles F.. Heron Was received by President Harding immediately after the ap- pointment of Bone as governor of Al asll;t He assured the president th,t the selection of Rone would strengthen the republican party in the territory and build up q strong republican or ganiEltion
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
 (TELEGRAPHic)
sEATTLEiTES HIT BOOZE
 TRAIL IN BLOCKS

Blaine, Wn., May 3l-t'our thous- and Seattle automobiles passed thru here Sunday and Monday enroute to Vancouver for refreshments, according to figures complied by the customs in- spectors. Each machine of the stated number averaged three occupants. making the approximate GtaI number of liquid joy seekers 12,000.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
BRITAIN DESIRouS OF
 CONTINUING JAP ALLIANCE

Tokyo, Japan June t--t;reat Britain has suggested to the Tokyo govern = ment that Japan permit the Anglo-Jnp aneSe alliance to continue another ye;Lr. it was announced by the Foreigl, Office today. Japan has tactially as- sented to the proposal and the two na- tons are definitely negotiating for Il revision of the alliance.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
TURKS SLAUGHTER
 CHRISTIANS WHOLESALE

Athens. Greece. June 2--Dispatches from Cnlstsntinople to-day repor. ap- pail ing inasSacrcs of Christians by Turks at SamSun and Trebizon. on the Black Se;L coast of Armvnria.
 Greeks are rlnnhered largely among streets of Sanam and TreDiznn are literally stre"n with the bodies nf Greeks
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04

tte steamship West Hartland off Port Townsend on April 17 has been sus- pended by the federal marine inspect disaster. The board held that Capt. Marden. who aAsr,Iitted he had mis- taken the West Hartlands lights for shore lights. h.d been guilty M inat- tention to his duties.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
HOUSE PASSES PACKERS
 CONTROL BILL

Washington, June 2-The House of Representatives today pH-sesd and sent to the Senate the 10 called Packers Control Bill. prov!d4n for the reguia- tion of the packing industry through governmental agencies.
 Under the provisions of the hill. the packing industry .s pl.Lcad under the supervision Of the Department of Az ricultu-e
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
VANDERBILT CONFIDENT REGARDING CONCESSIONS
 IN N E. SIBERIA

London. June 2-Wasningtnn D. Nanderlip. w-hoSe, recent acquisition of concessions covering an immense sec ton of Northeastern SiberiL from the Soviet government attracted world wide attention. arrived here today from Moscow and expressed confidence that time Will make possible the function ine of his concession plans.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
NAVAL BILL PASSES SENATE

Washington. June Tine Senate late today passed the Navy Bill. carry- ing about one half billion dollars and including the Bor;Lh sjneni6nent re- questjr2: the iresiient to initiate :, dis armAnirnt conference between the United Statfs, Great Britain. t'rance and Japaa.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
White. and Negroes sa.ti. in Tus,a

Tusla. Oklahoma, June 1-An armed conflict between whites and negroes in progress here since last month has resulted in the killing of six whites and fifty negroes. with many others wounded. Ten blocks of the negro sec ton of the city have also been burned. rounded up and are held under ahmed guard in the city hall by National Guardsmen, several companies of whom have reached the scene.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
TUSLA RIOTS TO SPEED
 SOLUTION OF R R QUESTION

Washington. June 2-CongressionaI action t> solve the railroad que.stios will he sfeealed up as a result of the Tusls. riots. leaders of both houses of Cong ttss declared today
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
GERMANS AND FRENCH
 CLASH IN SiCESIA

oppelor. Upper Silesia. June At Buthen, the Germans attacked the French military garrison and sharp fighting followed in which the Germans were repulsen and a number of them were ldlled.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
BABE RUTH RESUMES
 HOME RUN STREAK

Washington. May 3i-Babe Ruth. the home run king of baseball. is con cle run of last year. Ruth made his fifteenth hune run of the present sea- son here this afternoon, with two men on bases.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
lcov'T TO ABANDON ALL BUT ONE AIR MAIL ROUTE

Washington. June 2-tor reaso,s Of es'nnomy and bec;tuse of various operation difficulties. al, government air mail routes except the line from New York to San Francisco will be abandoned, Postmaster General Hayes announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
75 KILLED IN OKLAHOMA
 RIOT OUTBREAK

Oklahoma City. Pune i-|Seven'y Eve persons were killed in riot pu.- breaks in Tusla. Oklahoma. during the past week. according to message to chief of police of Tusla.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
WAR RISK CHIEF PROMISES
 QUICK SOLDIER RELIEF

Washington. June 2-hrerto- Forbes of the Wa. Risk Insurance Bureau declared today th.tt the red tape will ha cut and will be followed by a quick adjustment, of the claims of American soldiers disabled in the Worlt. War
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
HARDING GIVES ASSURANCE
 OF COAST VISIT

Washington. .Iure 3-Presidert fiarding today assured Mayor Caldwell of Seattle that he will visit the Pacific Coast at the eariiest opportunity and will continue the trip to Aiaslla,
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
CLAIMANT OF RELATIONSHIP
 WITH HARDING JAILED

Chicas sn. June 3-iIitrli. z, the self styled cousin" of President Harding, months in Leavenworth penitentiary by Federal Judge I.andis. following h;s conviction for lnpe rsonatins a feder:', officer.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
TWELVE PERCENT R. R. WAGE
 REDUCTION ORDERED

' Chicago. May 3t@The United States Railroad Labor Bo.i.-d issued an order tonight cutting wages twelve per cent. The order is to become effective from June 20 and will involve the orSaniz- ed employees on 15t railroads, effect ing reductions in the annual railroad wage bill amounting to $40o GOO GOO.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
WEALTHY KLQNDYKE PIONEER DEAD

Baltimore. June, 2---William Chap peil. q pioneer of the Klondyke and died at a. hotel here today The de- ce'ased was the owner of extensive pro- perties in Seattle and oil lands in Cali fornia.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
ARMY BOMB EXPLoDES
 HURTS FOURTEEN

Washington. May 31-Two enlisted men were killed and three officers and nine enlisted men were wounded in bomb explosion today at the Aber- deen. Maryland, army proving grounds according to private message here from Aberdeen.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
STANDARD OIL
 MAGMATE REFUSES SHIP BOARD cHAiRMANshiP

Teagie, president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. this after noon declined President Hariinss of fer of the cha rrnanship of the United States Shipping Board.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
THURSDAY tTElEGRApHIc)
SAYS BONES APPOINTMENT
 GOOD THING FOR ALASKA

Seattie. June 2-Spestllng editorial ly. the Seattl., Post Tntellt;encsl- says today: "T'he appointment of Bone il. J good thing for AlMslG,, q good thing for the administration: should be u wish of all who know him that 1t should be q good thing for Bone"
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
DEFEATED ALASKA CANDIDATES
 PLEDGE SUPPORT TO BONE

Washington. June 2-[:sorge C. HaZelett. late candidate for the Alaska soverno,ship, c:,i1ed at the White House today to thank President Harding for his many rourtesipss and to assure him that he would work whnleheartedly m supporting Scott C. Hone. Colonel ". T. Perkins also did iikewise.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
THEFT oF SUPREME
 COURT SECRETS DENOUNCED

Washington. June 2-"To steal the secrets of the Supreme Court to barter than in stock speculation in Wall Street constitutes an attack on the morality of the nation." according to a brief filed by the Government today in the famous Supreme Court leak case.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
GRAFT CHARGED AGAINST
 SHIP BOARD

Washington, June s-"'rhe Shipping Eo;,rh salary lists and expense ac- counts are rocking with graft Sen atqr Kenyon charged today in the Senate in presenting additional charges against the Board.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
MARINE STRIKERS ATTACK SHIP BOARD SAILORS

Seattle. June 1-f'red R. Bunker, first mate. and two sailors of the Ship ping Board freishter West Jappa, were
 dangerously injured here tonight by Il mol of marine strikers
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
PILOT SUSPENDED FOR SINKING
 OF 8. 8. GOVERNOR

Seattle June 1-The pilots license of Captain H. H. Warden. pilot fthe
 Pacific Steamship Company liner Gov ernor when tlat vessel was sunk with . loss of six lives in collision with
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
WILL PROBE cRoNKhiTE
 MURDER TO BOTTOM

Wash ington, JIne s-'T'hera vii, ha ing the death of Major Csonhhte is solved" Attorney General Daugl,erty 'announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
 CELEBRATED

Charlottesville, Va. June IA four day celebration of the one hundredtll anniversary of the founding of the University of Virginia. by Thomas Jef- ferson was begun here today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
MORE BRITISH WORKERS
 THREATEN STRIKE

l.onrlon June "A half million ot- ton workers are threatening ta join the three million now out as q result of the coal strike.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
BRITISH COAL STRIKERS REFUSE
 SETTLEMENT PROPOSALS

l.pntion .fune 3--1'i,-, exarutive body of tlle st,-;iipg coa! miners to!ay fia- ally rejected tue govern ments rrapo-
 (alS for q settlement Of tie coal strike.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
HARDING ADVOCATES
 REDUCED R. R. RATES

Washington, June l-Presid ant Harding indiiAted to the Interstate Chaini'er of Commerce this afternoon that M reduction of railroad freigHt rates Is jeSiT1bip.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
PUBLISHER NOMINATED
 FOR HAWAII GOVERNOR

Washington. June 2-Wal!ace Dide- FlrinGton. publisher of the Honolulu Star Bulletin, has been nominated Iv President Harding for Governor of Hawaii
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
FIRST ROCKEFELLER DOLLAR
 EARNED FROM TURKEYS

Auburn. N. Y. June t-John D. Rockefeller. addressing his grandchil- dren ;4t his boyi1ood home here today. said he made his first dollar r,ising turkeys.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
GERMANS MAKE
 PREPARATION PAYMENT

Paris. May 3i-CDuriers arrived here this morning from Berlin with bonds for $50 million gold marks for the Preparations Commission.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY
 BASE BALL GAMES

The following scores are of games played yesterday in the National and American Leagues. Each team played a double header game.
 .. .. NATIONAL. LEAGUE
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
Martial Law Declared tn 1usIa

Tuhla, Oklahoma. June 1-Martial law was declared in Tusla at noon to- eighty one are dead and a number wounded.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
MOUTH OF YUKON OPEN

St Mchasi. As. June 3-The jam broke up at mouth of river and moved on. River now clear. Harhor and canal holdirg, outside clear.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-04
HARDING MAKES SHIPPING
 BOARD ANNOUNCEMENT

Washington. June i-Prcsident Harding announced this morning that ne hopes to complete the personnel of the Shipping Board tomorrow