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New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Overhead Roads Planned
For Grand Central Area

Plans for the opening of Depew
Place east of the Grand Central term
lnal, and the construction of overhead
roadways on Depew Place and Wander
bilt Avenue. have been agreed upon by
Julius Miller, President of the Bor-
ough of Manhattan, The New York Cen
trail, the Fifth Avenue Association, the
Merchants Association, the Broadway
Association and the Forty-second
Street Property Owners Association.
The plan has been prepared by Bor-
ough President Miller and has the sup
port and approval of the other inter
ested organizations.
Beside the overhead roadwavs. the
plan provides for the construction by
the New York Central of sixteen
story office building TO stand astride
Park Avenue between Forty fifth and
Forty-sixth streets. The scheme, it is
expected, will greatly relieve traffic
congestion in the Grand Central dis
trict, particularly at Forty fifth Street,
Park Avenue and Vanderbilt Avenue
The plan provides for the construc-
tion of a new roadway beginning at
Forty-third street and rising on a
grade to the next level of Depew
Place, and above Forty-ffth Street
after which it will turn to the west
and down Park Avenue to connect with
the existing grade at Forty-sixth
Street The grade crossing at Forty
fifth Street and Vanderbilt Avenue will
be eliminated also by building road
way on the present upper level of Van
derbllt Avenue so as to cross Forty
fifth Street overhead, after which it
will turn to the east and then to the
north on Park Avenue and slope down
to the grade at Forty sixth Street. By
this plan the crosstown traffic will be
separated entirely from the north and
south bound traffic, both at Depew
Place and ct Vanderbilt Averue and
Fortyffth Street. Southbound traffic
on Park Avenue which is bound for
points west of the Grand Central Sta
tion nin leave Park Avenue at Forty
sixth Street and continue south on
Vanderbilt Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
III. $. Narcotic Raiders
Arrested by Dry Agent
Officer Who Charges Imperson.
alton and Attempted Exsor-
ton Mistakes identity

William b. Costello and Peter Coo
caro-, two Federal narcotic agents who
set out last night on series of East
Side raids, had an abrupt halt called
to their activities about 9 o'clock.
Prohibition Agent Jack Kerrigan
covered them with q revolver when he
heard them giving the "come on" to q
druggist at Avenue b and Seventeenth
Street and had them locked up for the
night in the East Twenty-second Street
police station on charge of imperscn-
ating Federal agents to extort money.
The two prisoners got in touch with
Agent Ray Connolly In the Federal
building IS soon as the charge had
been entered, but before their CO.
worker could reach the station house
Kerrigan had disappeared The police
declared that the mention Of eytortion
in the complaint made it impossible
for them to dismiss the complain,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

Judge Thomas, of South Norwsl,,
1ohn. Mrs. Thomas charges that she
turned over $4,000 to Fieldsteel for in
9estment In Mexican Petroleum Al.
slStant United States Attorney MAY.
We'll ). Mattuck charges that the books
OF the company show no such transac-
ton and that the money was diyerted
py fieldsteel for his own use.
Said He Would End Life
Fieldsteel, who lived at 900 River.
slae Drive, wrote letter to Samuel
osterwel, secretary Of the company
IN which he declared his intention al
committing suicide. 0sterweil. who
lives at s54 West 1slst Street. has
turned the letter over to Mr.. Mattuck.
Inc letter is dated Wednesday morn
ing. In it Fieldsteel writes that be
has committed terrible crime.n a
know what is in front of me-" the let
Ter reads, "and | would rather end il
ali "a, as have made up my mind to do
Fieidsteel continues TO explain Ia
OS,sterweil the deal which he made with
Mrs. Thomas, saying that he invented
a story about tip on Mexican Pete,
on the strength Of which the iudee
ana his wife bought several blocks of
the stock from Fieldsteel.
Late Wednesday," the letter con.
I'nues, the judge called me at the
mouse and told me to sell 100 Mexican
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Hundreds Arrested as
Gamblers; 3 Are Held
Lack of Evidence Causes Whole.
sale Dismissals After
Police Activ;fv


Extraordinary activity on the pare
of the police against alleged gambling
resorts taxed the capacity Of the night
court and the patience of Magistrate
Eilperin last night.
Three hundred and sixty-fve men,
charged in groups of from dozen TO
io1 with disorderly conduct, had been
discharged up TO II o'clock for lack OF
specific complaint against any Of them,
sixty mora we're in the pen awaiting ar
raignment and word had been received
that eighty-two more were on the way
from the Mercer Street police statissf.
The territory covered by the diligcnt
raiders ranged from West Thirtieth
Street to Allen Street. The offensea
charged were betting on horses, crap
shooting and stuss plyaing. Only three
of all the prisoners were held and they
were accused Of having liquor in their
possession.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

Pete at the opening on Thursday. /
telephoned him that sold his stock at
n, with the result that have been
called upon to make good. haven't
dollar that / could call my own to
make good. am in had ia tna
extent Of s1o,o00n
The letter gives Osterweil instruc-
tons regarding the disposition Of in
surance policies and bonds held by
thc missing man, and continues:
its all over now, Sam, and I can't
stand the disgrace, or rather face it. as
| ! know what is in store for me: so.
sam, protect yourself so that you can
remain where you are, in order to maso
a living for yourself and family. Just
forget me, as it Is matter of hours
now when everybody will know nv
story, but at least won't be here any
more.
Isn't it hell of way to leave this
world? II | don't get through with It
soon will simply go insane. God knows
love my wife and baby, and it is for
their sake that / cannot face the dis
grace
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

pIesens the cargoes Of the vessels
long the New Jersey coast from being
slauggied . ashore. Angney immediately
gos @ into communication with the Coas,
Saard ~ stations on the New Jersey coast
ana :, asked the cooperation OF these
members s.n,,' Of the government service.
here are les men in these sta
sions, Collector Angney said. aThey
VIII be distributed along the coast ia
natroi the beach and TO prevent the
WHISKY from coming ashore. know
positively that q large whisky synai-
cate in Atlantic City has been taking
many orders for foreign whisky and
night and Sunday.
THE cutter Kickapoo is patrolinr
the coast in our district and will ar
rest any vessel caught within the
threemile limit. We are also watcn-
ing all small boats that attempt TO put
out to sea. ! cannot reveal the govern :
ment's plans at this time rs to what
action is being taken to prevent the
stuff frcsn coming ashore
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
/ Intters Sent
Catch Rum
R,1llIlers' Fleet
..aaeners Lying 3 Miles
ll,t Are Soon 10 Make
rriye to Send Immense
I;uuor Cargoes Ashore
,lere Boats Ply Trade
Edict Has Increased
Business Greatly: One
Vessel Reported Near

agr.apELpHIA, Nov. IA large
d rum running auxiliary schoon.
.ax lying off the coast Of the.
.s states between New York and
arsrsh. will soon make a drive to
s. ..here thousands of cases of
s.ts saey have in their holds. Gov
~~sat ~ officials to-day ordered rev
s. 8. sptters to sea to seize the vessels
Z. .,rsst the crews if the ships come
e., he three-mile limit. The rev
i, esster Kickapoo was ordered out
- - ber station at Cape May late this
atsaaaoa,
sotly after 4 p. m. to-day a
~ AMER poked her nose through the
ss.'s =. ~ pcint between Atlantic City
"a ocean City. Government agents
- - hsep waiting for this schooner for
.s~.,al DAYS and as soon as the vessel
s,s Yeported by j. r. Angney, collec-
|.r Of she port at Atlantic City, to
|s.bolss c. Brooks, special agent of
E. Treasury Department, the latter
|.afed A. Lincoln Acker, collector of
III sort here, who ordered the Kicka-
I,as 10 sea Immediately. The vessel is
(x;a to have aboard 10000 cases of
Essch whisky, valued in the bootleg
|-,rkes at 100000
[. present there are six auxiliary
|gooners off the Atlantic Highlands,
Ia. Nsw York City. There are more
| III ten such vessels off the New Jer-
Z coast, and they. are strung out as
/ 4 south as Savannah. Since the re-
6. eaict Of the United States govern
mt that foreign vessels beyond the
stsmiie limit should not be molest-
1gsr seized the rum running business
/ IL gone up by leaps ard bounds.
Immediately after the governments
|rag was promulgated, MIR. Brooks
III today, the fleet Of rum runners
creased from Is to $50 vessels. Gov
rnent officials believe that the rum
nsners will make a simultaneous eff
hn to land their cargoes, thereby
esuping the customs officials and
snbers Of the coSst guard.
Collector of the Port Angney was or
asd to use any methods he desired to
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Dry Agent lis Arrested by
Troopers as RUM Runner

TROY, N. Y, Nov. 4.--Eli Terwilli-
ger, a prohibition agent, was arrested
yesterday near Eiizabethtown with
Frank Patoka, proprietor of saloon
of this city, by two state troopers who
charged them with illegally transport
ing liquor. Both were arraigned in
Elizabethtown and are now in Jail
there in default of bail.
District Attorney Brewster, Of Essex
County was said to have declared to-
day that he had obtained confession
from Terwilliger in which the agent
admitted he was implicated with Pa
toka in the transportation of liquor.
Terwilliger's home is in Poughkeepsie.
He was operating from the prohibi-
tion enforcement Office in Albany.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Broker, Facing
Arrest, Leaves
Suicide Threat
Charles FieldsteeI, Head of
Addison. Proctor & Co.
Is Sought for Swindling
Wife of Federal Judge
Couldn't Stand Disgrace
Wrote TO Partner Confess
ing Wrong and of In.
tention to End Ii All'

Federal government officials and
focal police officers are seeking
Charles Fieldsteel, president of Addi-
sen Proctor & Co., Inc, stock brokers.
Fieldsteel is accused of using the mails
10 defraud, and it is thought that he
may have committed suicide.
Chief among those who complained
against the missing broker is Mrs. Ed
win s. Thomas, the wife of Federal
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
without the consent Of the prohibition

agent.
The mistake WAS taken calmly
enough in the narcotic squad, which
has had rs mach trouble with fake
agents In the last year as have the
enforcement men. Kerrigan, it was
pointed out, would have recognized
the two drug investigators had they
not been out-of- town agents assigned
to special duty here only two weeks
ago
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

Spanish Parliament Called
MADRID, Nov. 4.--King Alfonso to-
day signed decree calling for the re-
assembling of Parliament November Id
The herald., 1922-09-21
CHARTER.

ARTICLE IX-Legal Process-Cita-
! ton and other legal process shall be
| served upon the president, and in his
| absence upon any other officer Of the
ARTICLE X-Powers-This corpora
ton shall have all powers and author
] ity, rights and privileges accorded by
| law to corporations, and consistent
with. incidental to. or necessary or con-
venient for, the accomplishment of the
purposes and objects for which it is
created.
ARTICLE XI-Amendment-Th act
of Incorporation may be amended. In
Guiding the increase of its capital stock.
law. to that end.
ARTICLE XII - Dissolution and
Liquidation-This corporation shall be
dissolved or liquidated in conformity
with the provisions and requisites of
Thus done and passed. in my office,
in the City of New Orleans. Louisiana.
on the day, month and year first above
d. NJ Puryear and II. ]. Pere. compe-
tent witnesses, residents of this parish
who have hereunto signed their names.
together with said appearers and me,
notary after reading of teh whole.
(ORIGINAL SIGNED)
(Names of subscribers omitted).
Witnesses: d. NJ Purpear, H. y.
Pere.
(Seal) SOL WEISS.
Notary Public.
I. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of Orleans.
State of Louisiana. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoings act of
Incorporation of The Emporium, Inc,
was this day duly recorded in my office
in Book 1868. folio -.
New Orleans, -. 1922.
(signedj RoBT. SCOTT.
Deputy Recorder.
The herald., 1922-09-21
CHARTER OF THE CHIPLEY COTTON
COMPANY. INC.

United States Of America. State OF
LOUISIANA. Parish of Orleans, Be it known
mat on this 10th day of the month Of
anS Sus., III the year OF our Lord one thous-
anu nine hundred and twenty-five, (I922l
ana OF the Independence of the IJniteG
states or America, the one hundred and
,orty-seventh, before me, w. Morgan Chr
ani notasy public, duly commissioned
leahs, state of Louisiana, therein residing.
anu IN the presence of the witnesses here
lnaIter namd and Undersigned, personalIv
w vnme ana appeared the several persons
VINO declared that, availing Themselves y;
.ne laws OF this state relative to the or
eaniZation OF corporations. particularIy 70
a aer 90 OF 1914. they have covenanted and
asreeu, ana do by these presents cove
hant, agree form and constitute thau-
selves as well as such persons ss nav
nereafter join or become associated viii
in iau, INTO corporation or body polite
under the agreements and stinnlot;nna
ter, to-wit: '"e'' enar-
ARTICLE THE name and tit,a n, .,;s
CORPORATION shall be Chipley Cotton Con-
pany, me-, and under its CORPORATE name
and qua" a, ,ehJoy succession for the full term
ana period Of ninety nine wears from, ona
AFTER the date hereof, and shall have tha
lower ana authority to contract. she and
oe sued TO accept and receive mortgages
and @ VI other hypothecations; to make
ana use a corporate seal and the sama fo
oreak and alter at pleasure; to purchase
aeeeWe' lease, hold or otherwise acquire
ana to sell, ALLEVIATE and convey as well
eorn mor,tgage and hypothecate under its
sonal and mixed; to borrow monav per per
~ aake ana issue bonds and other evidence
o sa ueot ana to secure the same by mort
S SaEs ana otherwise; to subscribe TO and
ou;re S hofd IN other corporations: to ac-
-
.ai stock; to carry out all Of the obiects
anu anu purposes hereinafter set out: MANS
ana appoint such managers and directors
c cm,s ana agents as the interest and
quire; and to make and estabiisb "a: ,vaI,
as after and amend at pleasure. such nv.
LAVE, rules and regulations for the man
aeement and regulation Of the sfiairs Of
The herald., 1922-09-21
'hAhr Ea OF srell n
SALES AGEscr ~

L0iT nited States Of A.,
0 pIIuslana, Parish Of c e1sa
tt nen,t BE it known ' -, . Il
ten nh hu Hdy q -! Angus ~ ! /
I tba aha, ROsen, a ns stss1I =. y
c coe above Eaned Psri., 'at
Tnpp,al,sLilssiOned and cU, '1 y
! = es9 Of the x;',a {
man sI sndspndsr.irss.s.a1'. 'ss
scrlbed. u u fun r ss'
a atd themselves s !, ". I. N
t f5ate n such cases n n.y., a n
c chey Hereby form tbs ~.e. Y \
v ui,.t and Successor. .T Is.l
Win the powers ana I ~. ~
under Under the following ~ s,, P1llal
Il q
The herald., 1922-09-21
CHARTER OF BOWIE OIL q GAS CO
INC.

Aug. 17-Sept. 81.
The herald., 1922-09-21

This company shaII ! j
70 De a going concern ana 4 ),
business when the ful ,uss
capital stock shan have bs,, y
ana fifty per cent thereof ID, , !
corporation. The remsIud,, : n
SO subscribed shall BE- IN ~
time prescribed by law, nd 4
by the board Of directors
The herald., 1922-09-21

shall elect. 'o'eS CAST
me books for the transfer Of the stock
NAV be closed for such periods before and
curing the payment OF dividends and The
noidings or meetings Of Stockholders no,
70 exceed thirty (30l days at any one fine
70 t tims eos doa OF directors may from time
snail make no transfer Of stock on tbe
DOCKS during such period.
- ANY vacancy occurring among the d.
rec,ors or this corporation nv death
RESIGNATION or otherwise shall be filled hv
naming directors. ~ inc re-
above specified shall not dissolve tbe Cor
poratlon. nor impair it's corporate erist-
ehce or management but the directors
men men In Office shall remain in office until
elected and qualified u"i'
The board of directors at IFS 6-s, MAJ.
,hg shaiI organize and elect officers and n
snaIi erect from among their number n
presldent and may elect one or more
Sce,presidents. The board of directors
t tasri a,so elect at said meeting a secre-
ssry ana treasurer, or one person to act
IN ooth capacities. either Of whom NAV or
may may NOT De member Of said board. The
uoaru OF directors may also elect from its
members chairman Of the board.
Inc board Of directors NAV. from time
OFFICIALS, ce' n name and appoint all such other
PRESIDENTS not members of the board Of
airectorsl or agents as It may deem neces.
say Ior the purposes and business Of this
ee rporation: and the powers and duties
H y, esery onicer. agent and employee shall
ne nxed and defined by the board OF III.
.eetors and all Of such officers. agents ana
employees shall hold office and employ
n men, at the pleasure Of the board OF d.
me board Of directors may make and
sucn oy-aws, rules and regulations. not
Insonsistent herewith. necessary and pro-
per In Its judgment for the conduct and
The herald., 1922-09-21
CHARTER

the corporation as may be necessary
proper and convenient; and generally 10
do all such acts and things as trading
corporations are authorized to do undnr
the laws of the State of Louisiana
The herald., 1922-09-21

Until the general meeting of the stock
holders for election of directors m he hold
on the nrst Tuesday in November. 1922 or
uhtII their duly qualified successors are
enected and installed. the board of direc-
Warvin nasi pe composed Of the following
arTin sylvester Chipley, Greenwood, s.
" Lula Felker Chipley, Greenwood. s. q
- ana John Irving Chipley. Greenwood. s..
=, Inc hrst president of this CORPORATION
Is Hereby declared to be: Marvin Sylves-
nrer of said corporation: Jonatban w
ttnlPiey is declared to be the first secre-
s sary OF said corporation, and the said Of
m nrers snail hold their respective Offices
or o. t th nIst tuesday In November. 1923,
oa at the will of the board Of directors in
stated. pio'i'ionS aoo'e
AkTICLE vII-This act of incorpora-
eIoh may be changed, modified or amend
ee' VI tne corporation dissolved by n vote
~ a"o-thirds Of the entire capital stock
conxen senerai meeting Of the stockholders
notice shall have been given in the manner
above 1n provided to be given of the annual
meeting of the corporation.
ARGCLE Wilt this CORPORATION
sn an De dissolved, either by limitation or
iiomi,y other cause. its affairs shall be
d;H raoad by the then existing board of
In office until the AFFAIRS Of the CORPORA
i liom snaii have been fully settled and
NJ nauiaated, and they shall have full
t;tI ill.,. ana authority to transfer and give
core e 20 an the property and assets of the
EVAPORATION and to distribute the proceeds
~ ~ case or death. disability or resignation
VI one nquidator, the survivor or survi-
, nors nquidating, shall proceed with the
hquioatlon to termination.
ARTICLE IX-No stakeholder shall
ever De held liable or responsible for the
contracts or faults OF said corporation
IN any turtle sum than the unpaid bal
ance due on the shaes Of stock owned by
MN; nor shall any mere informality in or
< ahization have the effect of rendering
LIS cnarter null or Of exposing any stock
holder to any liability beyond the unpaid
balance due on his stock.
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
TOLU HIG HsCHOOL

Schools Is progressing nicely
The new school building will bo FIN
ialed near Christmas
Miss sallie Wade is visiting her
brother IN Paducah the week end
The swatsika Literary Society gave
a Thanksgiving program Tuesday
The "Letas' presented q turkey 10
Mr Belt FOR a Thanksgiving dinner
Miss oCrence Bragdon vs. new
student Of the school
Mr. Belt visited several rural
schools Friday,
Mr. Oral Weldon was In town on
Tuesday 0f last week
Miss Macy alImilton was the guest
4 Miss Elizabeth Woolf Tuesday.
Mr. Clifton McMasier Is spending
the week end al home in lrma.
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
MEXICO

Nc Victor NoinE spent Thanks
giving with bis parents, Mr and
Mrs. Tom Young
Messu n e. MeMaster, " q.
Wicker and Ford Hunter went 20
Princeton Friday
Thanksgiving vas observed here
with a community meeting for the
purpose u raising The frame vofk
fof the new church
Misses Kitty Yandell AMI Fannic
Gray were entertained % lunch sat
uida, b. Ms olive Runk
Miss Iuaniia Hoover II rolu, Who
has been attending school here, has
been visiting her parents the past
wc,k.
IinD Rogers has purchased the
farm q bis father, John Rogcrs
Nr and Mrs G " Whit visit.
a her mother and Mrs Bird Whit
Friday
Air Picrse. q Princeton, ky vis'
ltrd al the home q 4 " Wlnicrs
last week
Harry Hale and wife visited a'
the home u hts uuele. 4 & Ne
Master. Sunday
Mmnehan York visited in rroyi'
d,ncc. ny, last wcsk.
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08
THANKSGIVING
ENTERTAINMENT

Mics sybu Travis, ths popular
az Going srrmu. Euve a splendid
ThanksgiyIur entertainment AZ the
school house Thursday evening 20 a
larec audience u patrons and friends
u the school The cxcr,ises cousist-
"a q rccitaiions, dialogue, etc, hy
ihr pupils A most enjoyable fca-
mrc of the program was a humorous
rlay. Jim and SAILS Thanksgiving a
play IN Negro dialect, written espcci-
ally for the occasion by Dorothy
Haynes. student of Marion High
School. Dorothy Haynes as Jim and
l.ueile Travis a. Sal brought great
applause from the audience
After the entertainment a pie sup.
per was servcd and greatly enjoyed
Mss Sybil Travis won n prifr cake
for the prcttiest girl present,
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08

ed proportionately for any time that
said purchaser. its successors, lessees
or assigns, may fail for any cause
whatever 10 keep the streets, az
nues, alleys and public places light
ed IN accordance with this ordinance
The said purchaser, Ia successors.
lessees or assigns, shall at once
place orders for the necessary appa-
ratus. poles, wires, etc, and proceed
with the installation of same with
all dispatch, and have same IN opera
tion within six (Gl months from the
dste Of the sale Of this franchise
date of the sale Of this franchise
The purchaser, its successors, lessees.
or assigns. shall deposit with the
Treasurer of said City the sum of
Two THOUSAND FIvE HUNDRED
DOLLARS (tZ,bOO 00l or a bond of
equal amount, as guarantee u ~
good faith in so doing Same 10 be-
refunded upon the completion u said
system and commencement u service
Section i5-The City agrees that
Ii will not permit any other individual
partnership, or corporation io tranA-
nii, electric current through or over
any of its streets avenues. or alleys,
after the completion Of the plant pro-
yided Tor In this ordinance. without
having hnt procured q franchise ~
% do. which franchise shall be- sold
under an ordinance of the CITY Com
ell a. provided by Law
section l6-The purchaser of this
franchise. its successors. lesaees or
assigns, shall be- exempt from city
taxation on said plant, equipment,
Ibuildinga and real estate a. may be
lnecrssary IN the operation of said
I plant for q period q five (il years
I from date u sale " said franchise
section i7-lt shall BE- the duty u
the Mayor q said City a. soon a.
practicable after the passage n this
ordinance, 10 sell Al public auction
20 the highest and best bidder. the
above franchise A. the court house
door IN the city o. Marion. Criiten.
F. den county. Kentucky. on some date
60 b fixed By him. after advertising
o. be- fixed by him, after advertising
ssme BY Publication for two 90
consecutive weeks in a Newspaper
polished IN the city u Marion. Ken.
tufiy. and making said sale be- shall
Ire,eiyc 30 BID for a less amour, than
he cost u making this order and
al cost attending said sale and the
cost u granting said franchise. in.
cliding the cost u advertising This
al, 10 be- subject 10 the apprival u
the city Council, and b. shall report
be- actions hereunder 81 the next
Irregular meeting u the City Counei
of Marion. Kentucky. after said sale
\ Passed and approved. ths the iit
day u Decsmhsr. ige2
BEnE BOSWELL
j Mayor, Marion Crittenden Co ~
IE l.. HARPENDlNG. CLERK
|Ciy Counsl. u Marion. ky
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-08

Mr.. x. s. Clark of Springfield.
Mo. arrived Monday 10 spend a
few days with RELATIVES here and ln
tn country.