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The New York herald., 1922-11-05
AMERICANS ACQUIRE
RUSSIAN INTERESTS
Concession for Manufacture of
Clothing Granted to Union
Through Hillman.
CAPITALIZED AT $4,000, 700
Soviet Takes TwO-thirds and
Guarantees 8 Per Cent.
Dividend.

Moscow. Nov. ASSOCIATED Press) -
The foreign concession department of
the Soviet Government has approved a
contract giving the Russian-American
Industrial Corporation the privilege of
participating in the operation of the
government clothing manufacturing
trust, according to an announcement
made here by Sidney Hillman. presi-
dent of the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America.
The contract according to Hillman,
calls for joint management of clothing
factories now employing 10000 workers,
the majority of whom are women. Hill
man said he had agreed to furnish
$1.00O,0 900, of which 100000 already
had been subscribed by workers in the
United States. The Soviet Government
had guaranteed against loss of the capt.
tai, with an s per cent dividend to be
paid in dollars. he said.
Lenine bought two shares of stock in
the corporation, handing Hinman
twenty dollar bill to pay for~them. say
ing he was greatly interested in the en-
terprise.
The agreement gives the corporation
banking charter under which 1t Is
planned to open banks in Moscow. Pc
trograd and other cities, and the privi-
lege of exporting furs and importing
cotton from the United States for use
by the Soviet textile trust. The cloth
ing trust has a working capital OF s3.-
100000, which gives the Soviets control
to the extent of two-thirds
Referring to the transaction, Hillman
said: I'm America I represent labor
here I represent capital. and It hasn't
been an easy job to bring them to-
gether!'
Hillman is accompanied here by Will
lam Thompson of New York and Carl
Dean Howard of Chicago. who are serv-
ing in advisory capacities.
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EASEMENTS
City.

SAsys
PATH ST.-122 e. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
PATH sT.-131 w. 25x1i0. Rea-
sonable.
Apply Sharum. ITO B'way.
csTH ST.-1Oth av. $500.
Jacob J. Tabolt. $40 9th av.
s4TH sT.-122 Il. 20x30. $75-3s5.
Apply premises.
a7TH ST.-sth av. Reasonable.
Up. & L. p. Kissiing. s08 9th av.
42D ST.--5th & 9th avs.
Reasonable.
Walter J. Salmon. II w. 42d st.
10TH sT.--5o w. 2ix47. Rss-
sonable.
Apply premises.
122D Stiles w. 9th av). Rea-
sonable.
Apply premises.
2o4TH sT.-305 e. Reasonable.
Bainbridge Construction c..
premises.
BRoApwAY-Times Square.
Reasonable.
Walter ]. Salmon. II W. 42d st.
BRoADwAY-eo7. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
FIFTH Av.-42d st. Reasonable.
Walter J. Salmon. II w. A2d se.
FIFTH Av.--100. 72xi65.
Reasonable.
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co..
premises.
FIFTH AvE.-1o0. 72x1e5. Rsa-
sonable.
Z. A. Levy Leasing Co.. promises
FRONT ST.-244. 27xo5. Rss-
sonable.
w. II. whiting Co.. II Park
Row.
GREENWICH Village Section.
Reasonable.
l.. Porrino. $50 west Broadway.
PLIMPToN AvE.-15o1. Reason
able.
Apply premises.
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SneciaI Cable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Dublin, Nov. 4.
The nationalist counties of Tyrone
and Fermanagh will take the opportun-
ity offered by the British elections to
try to show that the majority of the
population in the two districts favors
inclusion In the Free State instead of
remaining under the Belfast Parliament.
Despite Esanon de Valeras manifesto
urging the people in the six counties to
ignore the election. dispatches indicate
that they are waging fight wherever
it is practical so as to demonstrate the
necessity for creating a boundary COM
mission as provided in the treaty TO
readjust the territory in accordance with
the wishes of the majority.
The Dublin press fA.tly condemns De
Valeras latest interfe renee, recalling
that he and all other Irish nationalists
always used the British elections in az
effort to show Irelands desire for in
dependence. The newspapers deplore
the manifesto because they fear it may
persuade some nationalists not to vote,
thus killing the opportunity of demon
strating the wishes of the majority Of
tie population
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Lenape, before reported aground in
Nassau Sound, near Jacksonville, was
floated by Merritt Chapman Derrick and
Wrecking Cos str Relief at . AS AM yester-
day.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov flour steam
boats and two wharf boats burned IN the
Ohio River harbor here to-day The Island
Queen and Morning Star. Coney Island
Amusement Park vessels went up In flames
at their docks. Famed by sharp breeze
the fire spread to the steamboat Tacoma,
which seemed doomed 10 destruction.
HALIFAX. Nov Str Beckenham (Br) &.
which was in an exposed position at Sydney,
dragged her anchors during the NV gale
yesterday and required the assistance OF tugs
TO keep her from going ashore at Peters
Fields, Westmouut.
LONDON, Nov 4-Str Modig (Nor), from
Brenerhaven for New York, has been towed
into Esbjerg with loss of propeller, having
struck a submerged object.
NORFOLK. Va. Nov Str West Haven
arrived here to-day with steering gear dis
abled.
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sHowRooMs

City.
18th ST.-Fffth av. Columbia
Trust Co. Bldg. Reasonable.
Sam wiichins. 1 w. S<th st.
ssTH sT.-i37 w. 1900 "a. n.
Reasonable.
Banner-iMtler Co.. sos 5th Ava
s7TH sT.-55 w. $500. 49,.
Apply Sittenham. Fftxruy e602.
Attn sT.--32 w. Par1or ffoor).
Reasonable.
Apply premises.
47TH sT.--32 w, parior foVT1.
Reasonable.
Apply premisese.
bsp sT.--4 II. 2511o0. Reasonable.
Fred'k Fox a Co.. 2gT Mad. ~.
BRoADwAY-fa1o C5lst st)s
SOx1sO. Reasonable.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp.
b2T 9Th av.
BRoADwAY-is5o (Hfst st.).
Units to suit. Reasonable.
bethlehem Engineering Corp..
b27 9Th av.
FIFTH AvE.-fo0. e.15o "a. n.
Reasonable
T.. A. Levy Leasing Co.. premises
FIFTH AvE.--339 (s3d STD.
$500 50. n.
Herschbcrg 4 Co. premises.
LEXINGTON Av.--54th St $500
n. Reasonable.
]. f. Rowland Co., fo2 u. <Tth.
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YorK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C., Nov. 4.
These army orders were made public to-
day.
INFANTRY.
Carmody. Major John D.. to Panama Canal
Zone.
Kraft, Capt. George L.. to Panama Canal
Zone.
Farnsworth. Capt. John r.. to Fort Ben
ming
Arnold. Capt. James w. 20 Fort Crook.
Mack, Capt. Walter A., 20 Fort Moultre.
BrannRn, Capt. John e.. 10 Honolulu.
Barnett. Capt. David t., 20 Honolulu.
Matthews, Capt. James E., to Honolulu.
Teate. Capt Herbert T.. to Honolulu.
Grimm, Capt. Donald s.. 20 Honolulu.
Sander. Capt Arnold X. g.. 20 Corvallis,
Ore.
stuart. Lleut-c George W.. to New
York
AIR SERVICE.
Cyrry. jor John r., TO McCook Field,
Dayton. ohio.
MEDICAL CORPS.
williams. Major Robert r., to Vancouver
Barracks, Washington.
ADJUTANT- q GENERALS OFFICE.
Wilson. Lleut-Col. Jennings b., 70 Manila
Cravens, Liout.-Col. Richard X. TO Chi
cago.
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North of Sandy Hook-Moderate variable
winds and weather cloudy Sunday.
Sandy Hook 10 Hatteras-Moderate east
winds, becoming southeast, and weather
partly cloudy Sunday.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits and East Gulf
Moderate northeast and east winds and
weather fair Sunday.
West Gulf-Fresh southeast and south
winds and weather fair Sunday
Caribbean Sea and Wlndward Passage
Moderate Winds mostly easterly, and
weather partly cloudy Sunday
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SHIPPING NEWS

TIENTSIN. Nov S--Arrived. str Broad Ar
row, San Francisco.
TRIESTE, oct 29-Arrived, strs Georgia
GtaD Philadelphia; Kossuth Ference (ltaD'
New Orleans.
VANCOUVER, Be. Nov 3-Arrtved, str
Cac!que. Seattle.
VENICE. Oct 29-Arrived, str Rosandra
QtaD, Montreal.
YOKOHAMA, Nov ARRIVED, str Presi-
dent Cleveland San Francisco for Hong
Kong.
Sailed I'd, str President Lincoln Qrom
Hong kong). San Francisco.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY GUIDE
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Let
Classified for Convenient Reference
qInnatsF For
FACTORY PROPERTIES

City.
SD sr.-s44-e e. 5000 sq. n.
Apply E. 9. De witt. 5i2 5th Av.
PIKE sr.-53. 20xbo.e. Reason
able.
T Bryan L. Kennedy. Inc. 40
Broadway.
THIRD Av.--Harlem River q
Mott Haven Canal. 10000
SO. IT. Reasonable.
j.. Clarence Davies. Inc. 14eth
st. & Sd sv.
RODNEY ST.--47o. Reasonanrs.
Apply Reynolds, 1874 Morgan Ave.
LEXINGTON AVE. = Broadway.
74x1O0. Reasonable.
Byrness g. Harrity. A Court St
Queens.
LONG ISLAND CrTY-s7. 800 "a.
4. Of land; 1880 50. #. space:
4 Ranger Rubber Co.. Honeywell
st. and skiliman av.. Long
Island City.
New Jersey.
ELIZABETH. N. J.-Rsasonable.
Apply r. l.. Patterson, mo-.
Elizabeth. N. J.
HOBoKEN-Newark st.. I. RsA-
sonable.
nc. A. Burnhorn 90. Phone Ho-
boken 2141.
JERSEY CITY--5o. 900 50. n.
Reasonable.
Z Klein q Co., Journal Square
Bldg. Phone Bergen 6f62.
JERSEY CIrY-5o. 900 50. n.
Reasonable.
Klein 4 Co.. Journal suunrs
Hldg. Phone Bergen 6162.
JERSEY CrTY-e.ooo 50. II.
Reasonable.
Bldg. Fhone Bergen 6162.
JERSEY CrrY-6.0oo 90. n.
Reasonable.
4 Klein q Co.. journal Square
Bldg. Phone Bergen 6162.
JERSEY cITY-1o.ooo 80. #.
Reasonable.
Klein & Co.. Journal Square
Bldg. Phone Btigen 6162.
JERSEY CITY-10.000 50. II.
Reasonable.
T Klein & Co., journal Square
Bldg. Phone Bergen 6162.
JERSEY CITY-20.000 50. II.
Reasopable.
Il Klein & Co., journal Square
Bldg. Phone Bergen 6162.
JERSEY CITY-20.ooo 50. IT.
30c. a SO. It.
Klein q Co., journal Square
Bldg. Phone Bergen 6162.
JERSEY CITY-S0.000 50. It.
Reasonable.
Klein 4 Co.. Journal Square
Bldg. Phone Bergen 1852.
JERSEY CITY-30.0oo SO. #.
Reasonable.
n Klein & Co., journal Square
Bldg. Phone Bergen 1852.
NEWARK - Clinton st., 20-20.
Reasonable.
r. S. Stontenberg. Newark. N. j.
Pennsylvania.
ALLENTOwN--10.0 900 60. Il. Rca-
sonable.
Goldsmith q Carroll. 9Th av. q
Lawrence ST.. Allentown, Pa.
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Passenger STEAMERS SAILED.

AQUITANIA (Br, from Southampton 4th
for New York.
CELTIC (Br). from Liverpool 4th for New
York.
COLOMBO QtaD, from Genoa 27th for New
York.
York.
FRANCE (Fr). from Havre 4th for New
York.
Montreal
MONTCALM (Br). from Liverpool Sd for
Montreal.
for New York.
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON. from Hong
Kong 4th for Seattle.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN, from Yokohama I'd
for San Francisco.
SAMARIA CBr). from Queenstown I'd for
Boston and New York.
STOCKHOLM (Sw), from Gothenburg 4th
for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
BUILDINGS

City.
BOTH ST.-49A r. 5000.
f. II. Robert. 217 Broadway.
10Th sT.-2o II. 20.sx92. Rea-
4 Bryan L. Kennedy. Inc, 14e
Broadway.
23D sT.-142 w. Reasonable.
Louis Schrag. premises.
10TH sT.-249 w. 5000.
+. b. Robert. 217 B'way.
s0TH sT.-Lexington av. Rea-
sonabie.
Leon S. AItmayer. 81 e. seth st.
ELEVENTH AvE.--4sth st. 10000
sq. n. Reasonable.
J. p. Peel Co.. 362 W. 29d ST.
GRAND CENTRAL zoNE-2ox50x
100. Reasonable,
J. +. Rowland. 152 Il. <7th NJ.
IN ALL PARTS OF CITY
Reasonable,
Ruland q Benjamin, II L. 4sth.
NORTH MOORE sT.--e6. Rea-
sonable.
II. d. welsch. 200 B'way.
WARREN ST.--54. 1900 "a. II,
Reasonable.
Rogers, Z Beekman at.
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STORES


14TH ST.-Broadway CUnion Sq.).
Frankye Dew. Corp. ITO B'way.
20TH sT.--s9 f. 2o.sx92. Req
Bryan L. Kennedy. Inc. lao
Broadway.
23D SIT w. tMasonic Build
ing). Reasonable.
Apply Kodak Store. premises.
23D ST.--142 w. Reasonable.
Louis Schrag. premises.
PATH sT.--122 e. Reasonable.
Apply premisesJ
PATH ST.-131 w. 25x1o0. Rea-
sonable.
Apply Sharum. ITO Broadway.
2sTH ST.-Tenth Ave. 81 800.
Jacob J. Tabolt. $40 Sth Ave.
Bath ST.-2e1 w. CPenn Ter
minaD. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
87TH ST.--55 w. $2.50o.
Apply Sittenham. Fitzroy 4e62-
seTH ST.-182 w. Reasonable.
Banner-Mitler Co.. sos 9th Ave.
AsD ST.-37 w. 3.4os 50. IT. Rea-
Apply (Bar Blds). premises.
ADD ST.-37 w. CMezzanine). 5000
so. IT. Reasonable.
Apply CBar Building), premises.
s8TH sT.-2so-240 e. (2). Rea-
sonable.
L. S. Altmayer. 90 z. s6th st.
18oTH sT.-Boston Road. Rea-
s. s Evenson. POT Norris Ave.
BROADwAY--Colum College.
Reasonable.
BROADwAY-2o4th St. $500 81 200
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
BROADwAY-907. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
BROADwAY-1416 (39th ST..
Reasonable.
Klein, 162 z. 42d 5t.
DYCKMAN sT.--Broadway. Rel-
J. Wacht. so5 Fairmont Place.
FIFTH AvE.-1oo. 57x14o prem
ises.
e. A. Levy Leasing Co.. premises
IN ALL PARTS OF CITY
Reasonable.
Apply Rutland & Benjamin. IL
r. 4Sth St.
LEXINGTON AvE.-54th st. Rea-
sonable.
J. F. Rowland. 152 e. 47th st.
PIKE sT.-5s. 2ox50.e. Reason
Bryan L. Kennedy. Ino.. f4s
Broadway.
PLIMPToN AvE.--1se1. Reason
Apply premises.
EAST BURNSIDE AvE.--Anthony
Ave. $50-$S5.
GRAND CoNCoURsE-167th st.
Shaw, rockwell & Sanford. 1912
Jerome Ave.
Brooklyn.
FULTON sT.-1729 with rooms).
Phone Windsor 564e.
PROSPECT PARK wEST-22S.
Reasonable.
Apply premises.
Long Island.
ELMHURST-Queen boulevard.
Reasonable.
Apply Queens Boulevard, corner
Broadway.
LYNBRooK-25 II. wide. $e5-
$125.
Apply 27s-2s1 Merrick Rd.. Cor.
Irwin Court.
New Jersey.
CRANFORD-Reason
Apply Business Realty Co., 8
Walnut Ave-. Crawford. N. J.
PennsyIvania.
PHILADELPHIA-2 st. and
Market st. Guaranty Bldg).
Reasonable.
Guaranty Co.. 140 North Broad
ST., Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

The two Nationalist candidates in the
british parliamentary constituencies OF
Tyrone and Fermanagh. Healy and
Harrison, issued the following joint
statement:
'At the unanimous request of reNe-
sentatives of the people of Tyrone
and Fermanagh we have come forward
a candidates in the forthcoming cleo
ton. We appeal to you for votes on
the simple issue that it is the right of
the people of Tyrone and Fermanagh to
remain as they always have been, a
part of the Irish nation and as a pro-
test against the partition of our country.
we stand for Ireland united and
free. We impress on every elector the
Importance of casting his vote for
both of us as our triumphant return
will be conclusive evidence of the de-
termination of the people of these two
counties not to be separated from Ire
land, which the forthcoming boundary
commission must accept as the ex-
pressed wish Of the people"
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
SAILED.

Strs Colon, Port au Prince; America GtaD
Naples, &c; Verentia (Br) London; saga
land (Nor). Nassau. City OF Eureka, Balti-
more; Philadelphia, do Lake Fernwood
Nuevitas; Chaboulipi. baltimore.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HALIFAX. Oct 31--Arrlved schrs A G
Eisnor CBr). Placienta; Laberge tBr), Har-
rington Harbor
PlCTOIT pot 3o-Arrived, str Cymric
Queen CBD. Montreal.
ST JOHN, Nov ARRIVED. str Cohan (Br).
Parrsboro; schr Margery Austin (Br). jog
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GARAGES.
City.

BROADwAY--1sip. $500 ca. ~.
$4,000.
Apply @. Montague Maoie.
premises.
HOTEL D1sTRICT-Capacity 200
cars. Reasonable.
slawson a Hobbs. i62 w. 72d ST.
TIMES sQUARE--Reasona
Apply 234 w. 41st st.
WEST srDE-2o.0oo So II. Rea-
sonable.
q. Montague Mabie. 1919 B'way.
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Continued From Preceding Page.
ARRIVED.

8tr Columbia (Br) Glasgow Oct IS, to the
Anchor Line. with passengers, mails and
mdse. Anchored in Quarantine.
Str Lake Elmhurst, Cienfuegos.
Str Sorland (Nor), Nlquero.
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STUDIOS

City.
47TH sT.-32 w. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
47TH ST.--32 W. (Parior nooD.
Reasonable.
Apply premises.
b7TH ST.--2oO w. $50 81. II. to
500 50. n. SEQ UP.
Apply Rodin Studios. premises.
18TH ST.--ft3 W. Parior floor.
Reasonable.
Apply premises.
s6TH ST.--t40 w. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.
Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

CAPE RACE, NF, Nov 4-Barometer at
noon, e.S5 inches: wind. N. fresh breeze
weather, fine; temperature, 40 deg Fair.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

BELvEDERE QtaD. at Malta 4th.
CONSTANTINOPLE (Br), at Palermo 27th.
EMPRESS OF CANADA (Br), at Shanghai
Sd.
MAJESTIC (Br). at Southampton Sd.
MANCHURIA, at Plymouth 4th.
MINNEDOSA (Br) at Southampton 4th.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, at Danzig 1st.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, at Yokohama
I'd.
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WHALEMEN.
CABLE REPORTS.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Nov 1-Sail'
schr Claudia, Atlantic Ocean.
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DESK ROOM.
City.

NIty.
BATH ST.-6th av. Marbridge
Bldg. Reasonable.
Apply Room 40. premises.
47TH ST.-s w. Reasonable.
Apply Room ~, premises.
47TH sT.-S2 w. CParlor floor).
Reasonable.
Apply premises.
BRoADwAY-is0 $50.
Apply Room 81. premises.
BROADwAY-19s. (Several)
Reasonable.
Apply Room SOC, premises.
BRoADwAY-i4s2. Reasonable.
Apply Room $40. premises.
BRoADwAY-220 Reasonable.
Apply Room 1904. premises.
BRoADWAY-Fulto ST. a Maiden
lane. Reasonable.
Apply ID. b., 730 Herald.
BRoADWAY-1i23. Townsend
Bldg. Reasonable.
Tyron Knitting Mills Co.,
Room 201.
BRoADwAY-1123. Reasonable.
Apply Room s09-A, premises.
CHURCH sT.-30. Hudson Term.
Bldg. Reasonable.
Apply Room 735. premises.
FIFTH AvE.--505. Reasonable.
Apply Room 7o2. premises.
NASSAU sT.-31. Reasonable.
Apply Room 1923, premises.
NASSAU ST.-132. $40.
Apply Room 603. premises.
NASSAU sT.-150. SIS.
Apply Room 733. premises.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA-24th st. and
Market 81. Guaranty Bldg).
Reasonable.
Guaranty Corp. 40 North Broad
St.. Philadelphia.
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GROUND FLOOR.

City.
WEST sT.-47-ao. 35x35.
Reasonable.
Geo. X. Read a Co., so Nassau.
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For nforms sion regard ding sting
5
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FREE SKATERS WILL
CONTEST IN ULSTER
Return of Nationalist and Sim
Feiner Assured in, Two
Counties.
DE VALERA NOTE IGNORED
Candidates in Tyrone and
Fermanagh Protest Against
Portion of Ireland.

Snecial Gable to THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New YORK HERALD
The St. Mary banner., 1922-04-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Baton Rouge, La, Mar. q, 1922.

Baton Rouge, La, Mar. 27, 1922.
b By virtue of. and in conformity
with, the provisions Of Act No. 80 of
the Extra Session of 1915, sealed
bids will be received at my office on
or before the 18th day of April,
1922, at twelve o'clock noon for the
lease of the oil, gas and other min
eral rights in and to the following
described tract in st. Mary Parish,
Louisiana, tO-wit:
"The bed of Wax Bayou running
through sections 13, "a, % and 26
and 25, T. II S., R. 10 E., and Sec
tions 18 and 19 T. II s., r. II E.,
S. w. Land District of Louisiana,
St. Mary Parish; and
"The bed of Wax Lake Pass. con-
Meeting said Bayou Wax and Wax
Lake with the Atchafalaya Bay.
"All the bed Of that portion OF
Wax Lake, which is situated in Sec
tions 21, %, 90, 26 and q T. II S.,
r. 10 E. S. w. Land District of
Louisiana, St.. Mary Parish.
"All the bed of Belle Isle Lake.
lying and being situated in Sections
2s T. II S., R. 10 E., and in Sec
tiOu IL IL S.s ~. IL IL.
Lessee must agree to pay cash
bonus for the lease, royalty OF not
less than one eighth of the oil and
other minerals, ore eighth of the
gas produced and saved; agree to
drill within a certain period and to
drill offset wells if necessary to
protect the States interests and to
not suitcase unless agreed to by the
Governor.
Certified check to the amount OF
Five Hundred Dollars (S500.00)
shall accompany each bid, and said
certified check shall be forfeited to
the State by the successful bidder
in the event said bidder does not
enter into written contract within
ten days after his bid shall have
been accepted.
The right to reject any and an
bids is reserved
JOHN nj. PARKER,
Governor.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-04-15
NOTICE.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Mary.

State of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Mary.
BY virtue of and in conformity
with the resolution adopted by the
St. Mary Parish School Board at it's
regular meeting held on the 4th day
Of April, A. D., 1922, acting by vir-
tue Of, and in conformity with the
provisions of Act No. 142 Of 1918 Of
the Legislature Of Louisiana of the
Session of 1913. sealed bids will be
received at the office of the Parish
Superintendent of Education, Frank
lin, Louisiana, on or before the Gath
day of April, A. D., 1922. at II
o'clock noon, for the lease of the
oil, gas and mineral rights in and
To the following described lands,
situated in st. Mary Parish, State Of
Louisiana, to-wit:
Fractional Section 16, Township
IT, S. R. E., 618.60 acres.
Fractional Section 16, Township
Is, S. R. Z E.. 40 90 acres.
fractional Section 16, Township
Is, S. r. F., 320.80 acres.
Fractional Section l6, Township
l6, S. r. 8 E.. 1888. 40 acres.
Fractional Section 16, Township
II, S. r. 10 E., 180. 90 acres.
fractional Section 16. Township
II, S. r. II E.. GAO. 90 acres.
- 1,988.O0 acres.
The successful lessee must agree
to pay cash bonus for the lease, u
| royalty of not less than one-eigf1th
of the oil and other minerals, and
one-eighth of the gas produced and
saved, and must agree. to drill with
in a certain period and to dxill Off
set wells, if necessary to protect the
| interest of the School Board and not
| to suitcase without the consent and
| agreement of the School Board.
Certified check to the. amount Of
Five Hundred. ($500.0O) Dollars
| must accompany each bid, and said
certified check shall be forfeited to
| the School Board by the successful
bidder in the event said bidder does
rot enter into a written contract
within ten (10) days after his bid
shall have been accepted.
| A written contract of lease shall
be made and entered into by and
between the School Board and the
/ successful bidder within ten (1O)
days from the acceptance Of the bid
of said successful bidder, and said
written contract shall contain all
usual terms, conditions and stipula-
tions made in leases for oil. gas and
i mineral rights and especially tho
terms, conditions and stipulations
made in written contracts executed
by the State of Louisiana in it's
leases for oil, gas and mineral rights
in and to the State Water Bottoms.
| The right to reject any and all
bids shall be and is reserved.
| JOHN c. CLAUSEN,
i President of the School Board.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-04-15
A REAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNI-

We are looking for live, wide
awake men and women to handle
citv trade for the genuine and orig
inal ]. R. Watkins Products. Establ.
ished 1868; nationally known and
nationally advertised. Our PROPOSE
tion is superior from every angie
we will be glad to tell you why.
Write today for free sample and ex.
elusive territory. First come, hrst
served. J. r. Wstkins Co., Dept, 70,
Memphis. Tenn.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-04-15
STOP THAT ITCHING.

There is lot of skin trouble in
Franklin and surrounding territory
this spring. We will sell you jar
of Blue Star Remedy on a guarantee
for Itch, Eczema, Ripgworm, letter
or Cracked Hands, Old Sores or
Sores on Children. viii not stain
clothing and has pleasant odor.
The Frere Drug Co.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-04-15
TEACHERS, ATTENTION!

The next examination for school
teachers will be held April II, Is,
10 (white), and April TO-. q, 22
(negro.) Those interested are re-
uuested by the superintendent OF
education to make their preparations
to attend,
The St. Mary banner., 1922-04-15

II your car needs q new top and
repainting, see G. s. Beena.