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Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11

the officers of this company, until the next annual meeting of the stockholders, or otherwise elected by the Directors shall be:
 H. VIM. STEVENS, President.
 E.JF.HORNE, Vice-President.
 CHAS. T. JOSLIN, Secretary
 CHAS. T. JOSLIN, Treasurer.
 VII.
 The capital stock of this cor poration is one million two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, divided into two million five hundred thous- and (2,500000) shares of the par value of fifty cents per share and shall be fully paid and non-assess- lab1e.
 The capital stock shall be issued and paid for upon the conditions and at the times provided by reso- lution of the Board of Directors, at such prices and upon such terms as the Board of Directors may deter mine, i'll cash, services, stock of other corporations, real or personal, property, or other thing of value for the purposes of the corporation, and ill the absence of actual fraud in the transaction the judgment of the Board of Directors shall be 'conclu- sive as to the value of the services, property or other things accepted in payment for the stock of the cor poration.
 The highest amount of indebted ness or liability to which the com pany is at any time to subject itself is eight hundred thousand ($800,- 000) dollars.
 The private property of the stock holders of this corporation is. and shall be exempt from liability for COI pOIdlG uGDlS.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said corporators have hereunto set their hands this 29th day of March, 1921.
 H. VIM. STEVENS
 CHAS. T. JOSLIN. State of Arizona, County of Yava-
 pal, ss:
 Before me, EMMET T. MORRI- SON, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, on this 31st day of March, 1921, personally ap- peared H. Wm. Stevens and Chas. T. Joslin, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and ac- knowledged to me that they exc cuted the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 31st day of March, 1921. My Commission expires March 22nd, 1923.
 EMMET T. MORRISON, l (Notarial SeaD Notary Public. Filed in the office of the Arizona Commission this ? day of April A. D. 1921 at 1000 a. m. 1t request of Robert E. Morrison whose postoffice address is Pres ,ott, Arizona.
 ARIZONA CORPORATION
 COMMISSION By D. F. JOHNSON, Chairman. Filed and recorded at request of R. E. Morrison, April 5th, A. D., 1921, at 11:10 o'clock a. m., Book Y Articles of Incorporation, Pages 51-65, Records of Yavapai County, Arizona
 E. A. McSMIGGIN,
 County Recorder.
 GRACE CHAPMAN,
 Deputy Recorder. ,tw First pub. April 27, 1921.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superior Court of Yavapai County, Arizona. n the Matter of the Estate of Rob ert H. Hetherington, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the un- lersigned, Executrix of the estate # Robert H. Hetherington, deceased, O creditors of and all persons hav- {
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11

State of Arizona, office of the Ari-
 zona Corporation Commission. United States of America, State of
 Arizona, ss.
 The Arizona Corporation Commis- sion does hereby certify that the an nexed is true and complete tran script of the
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11
ARIZONA CORPORATION
 COMMISSION

By D. F. JOHNSON, Chairman.
 Filed and recorded at request of R. E. Morrison, April 5th, A. D., 1921, at 11:10 o'clock a. m., Book 17 Articles of Incorporation, Pages 61-65, Records of Yavapai County, Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11

Shoes remain high because lides much An Iowa farmer sold P calf hides and had buying pair shoes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11
EMMET T. MORRISON,

(Notarial Seal) Notary Public.
 Filed in the office of the Arizona Corporation Commission this ? day of April A. D. 1921 at 1000 a. m. at request of Robert E. Morrison whose postoffice address is Pres colt, Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11

(W-5t, First pub. May II. i9zD.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11

The officers of this corporation shall be a President, Vice-President, General Manager, Secretary, Treas urer, and such other officers as the Board of Directors shall deem neces- sary, such officers to be elected by the Board of Directors. and to serve for one year, and until their sue cessors are elected and qualified, and
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11

The time for holding the annual stockholders meeting hereof is the first Monday ill February of each year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11

The date of the beginning of this corporation shall be the day on which a certificate of incorporation is issued to it by the Arizona Cor poration Commission, and it shall endure for twenty-five years there after.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18

fir Jinan5eu uno Bombs 8unneQ,
grotpn u1po aoams; in oas &omite
fir gr3iebnng superintendent Open
Ger, 8raiioent Smitb uno setretar
Mbnms.
49, Dienltag fommenoer 8obe mer-
ben sic Iftion4re Der Ban Doctor
Company in Der Gon1pat1D'S Sffice
nadpmittags 5pei l1br lire Sabres-
%periammlung abbalten, in ser Die
@o6l Der Direftoren nn6 geatnter
porgenom1nen nno alle Der 8eriamm=
lung borliegenoen @eibafte erortert
merben.
Mibael g. Otter, mel6er I'M
ldngit Elm Sntereiie IN ben Sectional
Granite @orfs faufte, lit als Witglieo
in sic Sirmo anfgenommen lporoen.
SEER Otter ltun0 mdbren6 Der lebten
flint Sabre I'M Dienit Der Welroie
Granite COMPANY nn6 lit felt elmer
Heibe bon Sabren NIT Der @ranit=SSn
ol1Itrie rerbunben.
-@emdB elmer in ser lebten Mittz
modabeno Observation-Disclosures
Ser bieiigen Columbus Sitter getrofz
fener l1ebereinfnnft miro Der 8m
bes $4,000 11el1en Columbus Sitter
beims nod I'M 9anfe oieies 9erbites
in Mngriff genommen mer6en. Sic
Mebrbeit ser fir oen8m %11otmen6ige
5pnbs lit sur @an0, nno mo- lit boil
Ter &offnung, sen nod nottpenoigen
@eit birnen fur5er 3eit 81 ii6ern.
Sim IL. Sftober, bem @olumhus=Sa=
&c, miro bie &ittergeiealbaft i'm neil
EN- Sd,afer=Ebeoter einen 4nrniDal
peranItaltet, nobel mon einer g11ten
@eminn CUR @ernenbung 6es nel1et1
Gitterbeims 51 er5ielen er1partet.
- Matbiloa @obls, Die Fl Sabre
alte Godter Der an abter MDenle
n0roli6 mobnenoen 6amilieSer
|&obls. lit Ser logenannten rSnfantile
Baralpiis" als critics Spfer eieies
Sabres nod MIR "a 5tunoen hanger
grfranfung erlegen. Mm 5o0estage
muroe sic Beritorbene nadmittags in
aQer 5tiIe orf DEM &nlparien-@ot=
tesader, 100 bodm. &atbe0ralreftor
8inenbring 0~ie3eremonien bornobm,
begraben. &ente, Donneritag, finoet
in ser @atbe6rale Elm &eqniem fir Sic
Seelenrube ser 8erltorbenen itatt.
M0qe lie ruben in 6rte6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18
&organge in
StQDtlebe1l

MiIoreo gorf Bon gait ct.
Glouo, lpeld)e lib inn 2aufe oes lester.
smu,rars in st. glo,eo peridieoener
@edielfallhungen iduloig mad)te
uno in Minneapplis bingfelt gemabt
,pr,roe, lit 0ienitag bon 8rteOensrld)-
ter sloen sen @roBgeihmprenen uber
mielen moroeu. Mon nimrnt an, oaB
fid, Sic ju11ge @ehielfGliderin gereigt
seigt, it'd por DEM 9iltriftribter Hoe-
fer hires Gerbrehens baloiglt 1f1lO1g
81 befennel,.
= 2etteu Montag beaaben lid DIE
st. Glo1o 8ranit-Yrooucenten nab
81. 9aul, no lie it'd an ser anoeren
Cages erDffneteu Sabres=&onpentlon
Ser 9tatipnal Hetatl Monumental
Geuters Nilociution ul1O Der 9tatlo1a=
len Gronit=Auslteaung betetllgten.
Die &onpentipn oal1ert BRET Gage nro
Sreitoo miro cine grobe In5abl Der
Seilnebmer in einem 1pe=
5ielen 3uge in 81. Glouo eintreften,
nno bel Sen bieliaen @ronit=6abrt-
fnnten 51 8o1te fem.
- Die 9eide bes 9ernbaro s.
sbepers, Sobn ser Tonilie 2ombert
Gdepers, >pel6er i'm Gaterlanoso1er=
ite ouf 6ronfreid's @ebiet iein Seben
opferte, traf letten 6reitag bier Elm
,lno nlrroe am 0ienl tagmorgen nab
eit,em pom hod1p. P. Mlto, >! g. ",
Inn l,elt1 ltbr in Der unbefledten Gm=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18
HMa1tuzg tier f11zv

Sules EurnDur, BDtmeifer Der Mino>
ling BrDtbers un6 8arnum & Bailen
b%erbunbenen Ghaufellunaen, 1T in Sen
Nu9e1 nieler ,,ein Wann 0bie 6eimqt.
anb." @panier baIten i'm fir einen
Spaaier. &ufien iinb Der Mnfibt, er n1iffe
etnntal Elm untertatt beS Barren getueIert
fem. Staliener betpun6ern bic Mrt uub
Beiie, in tuelber er lire 8unge ipribt;
SranoDfen balten i'm fir ei1en 3an6ss
mann, utto eS tuir0e ME ei1e11 Gnaldns
Der %einfa1en, feline NatiDnaIitdt in Srnge
gu tenen.
Sn Birflidbfeit bat gurrDur LANCE
Mihtgon als ietnen 5taat be5eiBnet.
Benn aber Ietn Qebenslnuf inbetradt
fommt, ptrb es nicbt %tpunbern, baB iene,
Die ibm begegnen, be5iglib ietner @ez
burt nnb ieiner 8irgerrecbts i'm Srrtum
iin6. Surnour tpurbe in Stnlien bDn
fran5bfiben u1tb ipnniihen glterr gee
bOren. Sein Bnter tpie feline Mutter tpns
rem Sbauipteler unb r~eiftert nit elmer
enrDpdtIben &araDane, als er fib benz
ielben aniblDB. Sic erften 3tuanaig Sub
re ieines 2ebens perbrachte er in eurDpdi~,
Iben 2dnbern nit ieinen gltern. 5D5
lernte er a4e Spracben un1I% uncbbem er
iib 81 ben Mrten perbD1feN tpnrbe er elm
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Sur f1ft 0retBtg SaDre
mar SurnDur BDitmeiiter BET Singing
BrDS., unb iebt nndbbem iiH bic gr6Bten
Sbnuferungen Der beiben %berfbn1ten
8irfuiie berbunben, Bat er Mufiimt nber
1nebr Bpfiaden benr lie. lnb bpB bot
SurnDur Beit fir feline &nnit. SSn bieier
5aiiDn bot er cine SauptrDle in benz
grDbartigen BnrtDrar1n iir1f1e, tpe1dbes bic
Bunber bes Mtnttn1nth BrDgrat1s barr
felt, bas IN ct. glOub am rs. Nuguf
bDrdeaeint tpir0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18

pfangntsfirhe gebalte1len Nequiem,
Der bod)p. Serr cine fur6e, aber
einorudsDolle Mniprahe iolgen lieg,
nobel Die &iirde nit 8erlpaltoten mn0
Der 5amilie 5bepers a1tge-
fliut NOR. nit %militariiden @bren auf
oem 8albarien : @~ottesncfer our Gl1be
gebettet. Der @erltorbere murbe 1T
1895 in ct. Glonb geboren, murbe I'M
Mpril 1918 CUR SABINE gerltfen unb
lnadbte nit leinem 8egiment i'm Mn-
quit nesielben ssabres Die ueberfabrt
11ad) Dem &riegsgebiete. SIN 2a5aretb
at Guile itarb er an Der 2%ungenent-
5iinbung an 15. 6ebrl1ar 1919. Wtit
Ben @ltern betrauern 1einen 500 etn
8ruber 8aD, Der iid nit ibm IN ben
@aterlanosbienlt teilte, nnb 5tpet
'Sdapeltern, gliiabetb nn0 Jlorence.
M6ge CT IN gemeibter groe ruben IN
sSrie0en!
-Maior S. IS. Garter urb Sefre=
tar Sranf y. Zee BON Der Mafe11Dal=
.lebeb0roe febrten lebten Sreitag BON
Glpl1o 5uriid, no lie Die $4,000
8emiGigl1ng pom 5taate fir ben Balt
Ser relen @affenballe IN ct. Glono
iiGerten. gs merben iebt 9lane nno
5pe5ififationen bon Sen Mrditeften
entnnrfen, un6 in ben eriten Sagen
merben sic Mngebote fir BEN gten-
bar al1sgelhrieben.
- SIM &reile ieiner nad)lten Mnge-
b0riaen feierte Sobn 81. Braun, Elm
populdrer Hionier 6ieier 5taot, AM
lebten Montag ieinen 60. @ebnrts=
tag. M0ge Dem Serrn Braun nod
Sem @unide ieiner @ertpanoten nno
fSreunoe nod Elm langes nno ergtebt=
ges gr6enleben bei6teoen ietn!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18
!. Gin Mnfana aemadlt.

Gigo, IS. Mnguit. - Marim Git
minop, ser in &iga nit g. 8. 8rolpn
bem Setter 0es amerifaniiden Sttfs=
merits IN europa, nrterbanoelt, err
fldrte lth am 5amitag int @rnnoiae
nit Ser 8eoingnng einperita1ben, bob
Oie Berteilnng bon 2ebensmltteln I'M
@ungers1tot @ebiet Hl1Blan0S unter.
Der &p1troae Ser 2eitung bes anert=
|foniiben &ilfsmerfs ge16eben loa;
meitere @in5el6eiten bieriiber loQen
nod p%ereinbart merben. 2itninop er=
flare ii6 ferner oanit ieinperlfanoen,
|6nB n0tigenfans 0te amerifaniiden
Bertreter sic Sanitdts= &o1trole in
0en betref fen6en @ebieten in Sic Sanb
nebn1er, Inn ser Cholera D%or5ubel1gen
gr qarontierte ouberoem ben am
Silfsmerf betetligten Amerifanernt
perf0nlide 6iderbeit, lopie unbebin-
0erten Nahridterperfebr, iotpie glei-
he Sranspprt=Gorrehte, nie Die rni=
Iii1den @ilfsperban0e lie genoiien. Sic
Soften nes Trangpnrt5 Ser 0ebens=.
mittel bon Der @5ren5e, bcsIp. pom
Safen nod Dem 8elti1nmungsorf lino
bon Ser Sptpiet Negierl1ltg 5t beltrel=
Ter. Mah oieiam grfola Ser biSberigen
l1nterbanol1lngen 1beint einem err
|iprieBliden characterization DeS
nmeritantiden @ilfs=Musi6uiies nit
ben 5otDiets9eD0rben, begin. einem
parteiloien rniiiiden MnsiduB fein
nniibertpinbli6es &in0ernis mebr I'M
Mege gu iteben. Sour ideint auf ruff
|Ider seite nod Ste 8efiir6tl1ng gu
|iein, oie Mmerifaner fornten ausge-
|iprodene politiibe @egner oes Sop=
|iet5SDitems onf leiten6e Soften beim
l@ilfsnerf ltelIen, no lie iiber ruiiiihe
4ilfsausibiiiie gu befeblen bditter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18
Manb Ser 6lamtn1en.

Ottapa, Ont, Il. Mnguit. - Gin
lgrober SeI Deg St16t1ens MDlmer,
Qnebec, liegt in Griimmern, un6 iiber
bnn0ert Sumtlien iin6 obbadloS. Gin
|gram, Ser geltern Mben6 alsbra9,
Dot ffait idmmtlibe 6auier IN af6e ge=
Ilegt. Comet Bis iebt feitgeiteM tper-
l0en fonnte, bot Der 8nano MIR Elm.
|ein3iges Spfer gefor6ert. Ser ber-
foblte 2ei6nam bon 81. Sortier muir
|oe IN ben Sriim111ern ieines 5all1eS
entbedf. 8ie Wii1i5 bat 3elte, Wntra=
ben nnb Defen nod MDlmer geihidt,
Juno bon Sttoma snnb 6lta aus miro
6ie 8eb0lferl1i1g nit Nabrungsmitteln
|ber1orgt meroen. Ser dngerihtete
|Sdaben nitro ouf $500, 900 berednef.
11ebergeipinnite1ter iod mod bleiben.
8aibington, 16. Ml1a.-sm Mebr<
beitsberidt bes Mnsfhniies fir Mitteli
nno Meqe nber ste 5teuer=Borlage
ben goriiher 6orbnep an Dienitag
I'M Mlenum seq Observation-Disclosures
les ei11reiidtte, miro beredmet, bnB Die
geplantet1 Me%noerunaen IN Der 8eiteu-
er11ng Dem 8oIfe idbrlih $79O,330,<
900 an 5teuerr fpnren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18

NV -
|litor.
Sri. Mnrtbn 8orgerbing BON
Cos Mngeles, @al., mar etlibe Gage
bier IN Ser Gamilie Selir goelbrod 81
@aite, m4inbrenb Ole @bepaare 8ilbelm
8unt nro Seinri9 Blenfe bon Sos
Nngeles, Gal., it1 I'M Seim Der So
Mile oes 81. M. S. &ern beinhstpei=
ie nnfbalten nno Iangere 3eit IN Min-
nefota nuf 8ein9 gu Derspeilen geoe1t=
ten.
Gen erten @ei5en ser biesidb=
rigen @rnte brubte lebten Donneritog
Sefnri6 &e1gefon bon Jair 9apen
mad ct. GIol1o at Marft, no er bon
ben Miinern nit ser Qualitat Mo.' /
bart be5ei6net ml1rbe. Serr 6elgeion,
beiien 5arm etno 10 Meilen 1nopeit=
ltd bon ct. glo11o gelegen lit, miro
etmn 81 8nibel @ei5en bonn Nder
erbnlten.
81 Ser lebten 3pnnerltogabeno
1tattgefnnbene1t Ber1atumlnng Ser
Mitglieoer Der gr5ieh1ngsbeboroe
mnroen BEL Der @abI Bic lebtjabrigen
|geamten b%eibebolten. Dieie iinb: 8.
s.. gmith Brd1iDent; e.. g. 8nnnen,
|ghatrneiiiiter; eSsltlius Mooms, 5efre=
tar. sssn 6as @omitee fir 8auter mo
@r11noItii1e geboren @rl1ber, 8nn=
ran ,,nS Gnrr-;a . IN nna @nt11itep Fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-18

Ter Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOT
auh IN DieIem Safe, Ieioer ni6t If
ner ieIbit, ionbern Dem &errn Nicolin
gefhooet, ein> Sda6er, iber ben, pie
IN sen rielen anoeren 6erartigen Sui
len, nub IN bieiem nnberidiidtigt
meggega1rgen miro, obre audi MIR I'M
geringlten Sic 8iIfiir ser Grobibi=
tionsbeloen at be%nnitnn6en.
@ommenoe ISOLDE bil6et fir ct.
|glomo Die gIfsrpohe, IN mel6er bon
Mittmob bis Sreitag eirgeibloiien
Isle CTS inst. CLOUD tire S%abresfon-
Dention abbalten 1per6en. 5eiters Der
bieiigen CTS inb fir 6iele Derartige
6eIflidffeiit an Der eine iolbe Wfalle
bon glfslpgenmitglieoern ertpartet
miro, oaB I'm Mufnabme Der teilneb-
menoen @dIte Hriratquartiere na6=
gelu6t miro, sic groBartiglten gor=
ereitnngen ~getroffen, nno ct. glouo
tpiro Bel oiefer @elegenbeit lei1en
Mnf ether borgiigliden @ereinsitaot
abernnals erproben. Ser brittle Sag
Ser contention miro eire b%eionoere
ge0ent11ng fir ct. g1olb erlangen,
6a an ierem Eage Der Mngling Bros.
un6 8orn1m & gai1eD Sirius III ct.
IgIono BoriteG1tngen geben miro, bent
anfoIoe Ser grtpnrt1ng aen1dB
Sic Stabt cine borber ME geiebene
Menfhenmenge inr,erbalb ibrer Mn1i-
fern beberbergen miro.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
NEGRO SENT TO DIE
FOR KILLING CHILD
Louis Lively Convicted by
Jersey Jury for Death of
7-Year-Old Girl.
BIGAMIST ALSO GUILTY
Peoppel Sentenced to Life I'M
prisonment for Staying
Detective Dinley.
BIGAMIST ALSO GUILTY

Two men were convicted OF murder in
New Jersey yesterday. At Mount Holly
Louis Lively, a negro. was found guilty
of killing Matilda Russo. 7. at Moores-
town. n. j., on June 4. He was SEN
fenced at once to die in the electric
chair. On his way to the State prison
at Trenton he expressed great interest
in the fate of his body after his exc
cution.
After Lively's conviction his wife
Marie, indicted for the same crime, was
released. She was allowed to see her
husband few moments and on leaving
her Lively said, lound enough for the
Warden to hear:
Marie. please don't marry a certain
party. You know
Judge Kalisch, before whom the negro
was tried, set the date of execution for
the week OF January 16. The negro is
said to have struck the child in anger
when finding her stealing pudding in
his kitchen.
A jury before Judge Richard Doherty
In the Court of Common Pleas in Jer-
sey City. found George c. Peoppel guilty
of murder in the first degree for the kill
ing Of Detective James Dinley in Jersey
City on November 5. The verdict pro-
vided for sentence Of life imprison-
ment.
Alice Mccarthy. II years old, with
whom Peoppel went through a marriage
ceremony in Scranton, Pa, about a year
ago. although he had a. wife and two
children, probably will be released from
the Jersey City Jail this morning. 1t was
through the girl that Peoppel was
caught. and she has been held as a ma
terial witness.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

Five contractors who had been doing
work on the American Theatre, NOV
ing picture house on Bedford avenue.
Brooklyn, which collapsed Tuesday
afternoon, were arrested yesterday by
order of Harry r. Lewis, District At
torney of Kings county. They were
arraigned in the Gates avenue court
on charge of manslaughter and were
held in $4,000 bail each. The prison.
ers are Vito Cannella, 1898 Herkimer
street, BROOKLYN Charles Cannella,
1915 Herkimer street, Brooklyn, and
Michael Cannella, 3s1 Dill place, Glen
dale, Queens, members of the masonry
and building firm of Cannella Brothers.
and Charles ]. Pluckham, 20s3 Lexing-
ton avenue, and. James J. Kavanaugh,
II Kingsland avenue, Elmhurst,
Queens, structural iron work contrac-
tors.
District Attorney Lewis said that
other arrests probably would follow
within short time, as he intends to
arrest every person who in any way
might be responsible for the collapse OF
the building. The general contractors
and owners of the building. Sylvester
Rosenthal of 1891 Pacific street, and
Samuel Moscowitz of 500 Putnam ave-
nue.. both Of Brooklyn. went before
Justice Kelp of the Supreme Court on
writ of habeas corpus and were re-
leased in $4,000 bail each. They were
arrested shortly after the collapse. and
spent the night in jail.
The wreckage of the theatre is being
Kept as nearly as possible as it was
when It fell. by order of the District
Attorney. Policemen. are guarding the
place, and no one is permitted to ap-
proach it without an order from Mr..
Lewis. Albert Z. Illeinert. Superinten-
dent of Buildings in Brooklyn, said last
night that because of this his inspectors
have not been able to examine the
wreckage, and that he could express
no opinion as to the cause Of the col
lapse until he had seen their reports.
The Building Department. Mr.. Kleinert
said. had exercised all the care in its
power in the examination of the build
ing during construction. visiting It at
frequent intervals. So far as he has
been able to determine the plans as ap-
proved by the Building Department
we're being carried out, although Mr..
Kieinert called attention to the fact that
it would have been possible for the con-
tractors to use inferior material and
cover 1t up before the inspectors came
around again. The building, he said.
would not have collapsed IL the plans
as approved by his office had been car
ried out.
The death list from the collapse was
increased to seven yesterday when the
body of George Smith. a steel worker
oP nm Manhattan avenua- RroolSlyn
was taken from the ruins. Firemen
searched the ruins all day without find
ing any more bodies. although it Is be-
lieved that the body of a bricklayer
named Mcneil is still under the wreck
age. Mcneil was working on the build
ing and has not been homo since the
collapse
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
SON IS ADMINISTRATORS
OF DAN HANNA ESTATE

Surrogate George A. Slater of West
chester county signed an order in White
Plains yesterday appointing Daniel r.
Hanna as temporary administrator of the
estate of his father Dan r. Hanna, who
died November In his home near York
town. The appointment was approved by
Mr.. Hanna's other sons, Marc and Karl,
who with Daniel r. Hanna arc joint ex-
ecutors under the will. Daniel r. Hanna
furnished a surety bond of $4,000.
In the application for the appointment
Mr.. Hanna sets forth that the reason
therefor is to protect certain personal
property left by his father. particularly
the horses on the Hanna estate, and a
lease on an apartment house in New
York. The horses, as we'll as harness.
carriages and automobiles. will be sold
In New York, and the lease on the apart
ment house in 131 Riverside Drive also
will be disposed of. So far as is known
the application for the appointment had
no connection with the contest of the
Hanna will. said to be contemplated by
Miss June Avis Evans.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
District Attorney Orders
Arrests, With More to
Follow, He Says.
ANOTHER BODY Is FOUND
Owners of Wrecked Building
Released on Habeas Corpus
Writ-Ruins Guarded.
Goldfish. Canaries, Dog,
Found Alive in Wreckage

T. DWARD PAGE and his wife
were hurt on Tuesday when
their house, which adjoined
the collapsed American Theatre in
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, was
damaged; but their pets-three
goldfish, two canarles and a fox
terrier-were not hurt.
Mr.. Page was able to search the
ruins of his home yesterday. He
found the goldfish under an over
turned bureau. Their bowl had
turned over and spilled them -out.
but a sea fern had been saturated
by the water and they were lying
in it, alive. The canaries. their
cage bent and twisted, were dug
out of the wreckage shortly after
ward, and a little later the dog was
found under a heavy beam, fright
ened but unhurt.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
ARCONNE HERO'S BODY
INFERRED THIRD TIME
Insurance Dispute Makes Ex-
hur1ing Necessary.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 3o.-The body of
William II. Campbell, 26. who was killed
In the battle Of the Argonne Forest in
September. 1918. was buried for the
third time here to-day.
The body was first inferred overseas.
On its arrival in this country three
weeks ago ii was claimed by Chicago
woman as that of her husband and
taken to that city. where burial was
made. The woman then made applica-
tion for war risk insurance.
Up to that time Mrs. Mabel Heckel
OF Cleveland, Campbells sister, had been
drawing the insurance.
Representative John c. Speaks Of Co
lumbus, who was Brigadier-General
in the Thirty-seventh Division. of which
Campbell was a member, interceded. It
was found that the first name of the
Chicago man was not William.
The body was disinterred again, iden-
tilted as that of the Cleveland soldier
and sent here. where it was buried with
military honors.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
SIGN PLEDGES NEVER
TO ENGAGE IN WAR
1000 Attend World Peace
Fellowship Meeting.

The World Peace Fellowship held a
meeting In Town Hall last night at
tended by more than 1000 persons. at
which most of the audience signed
pledges they would never engage in a
war, offensive or defensive, whether it
be by bearing arms, making or handling
munitions, voluntarily subscribing to
war loans or laboring to set others free
for war service.
Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram was chairman
of the meeting, and addresses were
made by the Rev. Norman Thomas, as
sociate editor Of The Nation; Rabbi
Judah lie Magnes and the Rev. Paul
Jones, former Bishop Of Utah.