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The Washington times., 1922-11-30

home today for burial.
deas. On Saturday In the new
progressive bloc they will In GER
ain respects be working together.
The personal link between these
different groups and factions is
principally La Toilette himself.
Washington is waking up to the
fact that while La Toilette seemed
to be submerged under popular dis
approval of his policies during the
war he was still busily engaged In
establishing himself as one Of the
chief champions Of elements and OF
IDEAS which now seem to be com.
ing to the surface and seem through
him to be coming to 1t together.
La Toilette Is the only prominent
public man In Washington who has
tied himself to the organized labor
element and to the organised farmer
element with equal success.
La Toilette Is a member 0f the
farm bloc In the Senate. Senator
Capper. the head Of the rarm bloc.
will attend the meetings of the new
progressive bloc tomorrow and
Saturday-both when those meet.
ings are public and when they are
private and confidential. A majority
Of the members Of the farm bloc
will probably be members also of
the progressive bloc. La Toilette
will then be the link between the
farm bloc and the organized labor
element which for the most part
has been at q great distance from
the farm bloc.
La Toilette has been on close
terms In certain matters with Sam.
uel Gompers and the American
Federation Of Labor. He went to
the last convention Of the Ameri.
can Federation of Labor and there
delivered his speech on permitting
Congress to override the Su--~:, :,e
Court. La Toilette and Mr.. Comp
ers In certain matters have been
allies. La Toilette, nevertheless,
has also been on close terms with
Warren 8. Stone, who is not allied
to Mr.. Gompers at all.
Mr.. Stone and the railroad trade
unions have pursued a political
path which Mr.. Gompers has not
pursued. The conference on pro.
gressive political. action, to which
Mr.. Gompers does not belong and
to which Mr.. Stone very emphati.
cally belongs, will hold q meeting
of It's own In Cleveland In the early
part Of next month. The railroad
'rade unions did a great deal more
than any other trade unions were
able to do In the electing of such
new progressive Senators as Brook.
hart and Wheeler and Frazier ana
Dill and Howell Mr.. Stone and
Mr.. Gompers are in many ways
very far apart from each other.
They will both attend the meeting
called here by La Toilette.
The new Progressive bloc might
almost be described az sort Of hold.
ing company for all the other blocs
that have been mentioned. We are
now goi 1g to have a system of blocs
with interiocking directorates. The
man who holds the largest number
proxy In all these different subordi.
nate blocs is La Toilette. That IL
why he u bound to be the chief fig.
ure In the holding company which
win get organized here between to-
morrow morning and Saturday
night. Deeper and deeper gloom de-
scends upon the old guard a. II sees
what La Toilette 10 really doing.
He 10 not simply making Q bloc. He
is making a house out OF q whole
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La TOILETTE To
UNITE SENATE
BLOCS
lnterIocking Directorate Sys-
tenn Adopted to Combine All.
More Worry for Old Guard.
BY WILLIAM HARD,
Cosmopolitan News Service.

Inquiry shows that this new pro-
gresslve bloc which Is going to meet
here tomorrow at the call of Senator
La Toilette is something that Is a
great deal more than a bloc. II is
combination Of blocs. II Is q
clearing house of blocs. We have
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.URk|SHF0RCES
! At LAUSANNE
!. INCREASED
Economic Affairs and Debt Are
. Taken Up-RevoIt in West
: ern Thrace Spreads.
BY JOHN HADLEY,
Interra tional News Service.

: LAUSANNE, Nov. 30-Turkey Is
bringing up reinforcements to
strengthen her peace delegation be.
3pre the settlement Of the Turkish
Straits is fully under way.
:. Chief activity today was confined
70 private conferences dealing with
economic affairs, although there was
. meeting of the sub-commission on
Ottoman debt.
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Shot; Stops Blood With Snow.

MERCER, Pa. Nov. 30.-Sherman
Nattocks. lumberInan, was shot In
the leg when twig caught the trig.
eer Of his gun while he was hunting.
Using snow to stop the flow Of blood.
he walked a mile and q half to his
home.
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Big Reception Ready.

Big Reception Ready.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Nov. 30.-
This city prepared a monster recep-
ton today for NJ. Georges Clemen.
ceau. who Is to spend two hours
here late this afternoon on a pill
grimage to the home and tomb Of
Abraham Lincoln.
The Tiger" of France is to arrive
at o'clock this afternoon and no
new verbal fireworks are expected
m his short stay.
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had the bloc
3 y s I e m. The
news behind the
,ew progressive
bloc 10 that now
we are going to
have the inter-
locking bloc sys-
tenn.
There Is the
farm bloc. which
used to be re-
garded as very
wicked but which
now. by compar-
ison, is regarded
as rather re-
spectacle. There
is the Farmer
L a b or Party,
which under one
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SEVENTEEN DROWN IN
STORM ON ADRlATIC

ROME. Nov. 30.--A violent storm
RACES in the Adriatic Sea. A large
fishing vessel capsized and was
driven ashore at San Benedetto Del
Tronto.
Seventeen Of the fishermen were
drowned. Another fishing boat 10
missing.
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Baby, Given Matches, Dies.

HAzLEToN. Pa. Nov; so.-Emii
Londer. aged year and q half.
was burned to death today a. the
result OF playing with matches
which Charles. a four-year-old
brother, had given him while they
were alone In q room at their homo.
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deas. On Saturday In the new
progressive bloc they will in GER
ain respects be working together.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-24
TO CHARTER OF PRO-
GRESSIvE LUMBER CO.. INC.

United States of America, State of
Louisiana, Parish Of CLEANS, City of New
orleans; BE 1t known, that on this four
teenth day of the month of August. in the
year OF our Lord one thousand, nine hun
dred and twenty-five, and of the indie
pendence OF the United States of America.
lne one hundred and forty-sixth. before
me, William John Hennessey, notary
public; duly commissioned and qualified
IN and for the Parish of Orleans. State
OF Louisiana, therein residing, and in the
presence OF the witnesses. hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared, Michael f. wild and c. r.,
Lee Dunn, OF the full age of majority and
residents of this city, herein acting in
thelr capacity as vice-president and presi-
dent espectively, of the Progressive Lam
Der Company, Inc, a duly incorporated
INSTITUTION OF this state, domiciled i'm this
city created by an act passed before me
s sne Undersigned notary public, on March
Office of this city in Book 126S folio 1si
-ac,lng herein under and by virtue of a
resolution OF the stockholders of said Po
gresslve Lumber Co., Inc, adopted at
nn ling. n De. at its domieie in this city,
on June 10Th. 1922; duly certified copy
OF said stockholders meeting being here,
10 annexed for reference. Who severalIy
declared: That at said special meeting Of
Tue stockholders Of said corporation
at ITS office on June 26th, 1922. as afore
SAID, according to law, the folIowiny
to Article ~ and V of the
eharter Of said corporation were adopted
oy unanimous vote of the STOCKHOLDERS.
present In person at said meeting. being
an OF the stockholders of said corpora
non holding all of the stock thereof.
Article ~ of said charter was recast and |
amended increasing the capital stock from |
Ten thousand to fifty thousand dollars
ana accordingly Article " was recast and |
amended, so as to read hereafter as fol |
lows to-wit: 40 ioi-
ARTICLE IV-The amount of the capi-
t u STOCK Of this corporation shall be /
NY thousand dollars $50, OOO.OO) payable |
,aSn, o, IN property or labor actually re-
represented by. five hundred 5000 shares.
~ ~ u Lne e par value of one hundred dollars
lSlO0O0) per share.
oIockholders, shall, in all stockholders
" Dy written proxy, for each share of
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-24
CHARTER

this corporation and their respective ad-
dresses are: A. l.. kempster, 42l Baronne
Street, New CLEANS, La; A. Il. McCoard,
i21 BarOnne Street, New Orleans La; III.
a. Ferandou, 421 BarOnne Street, New Or
leans La; RaOul Sere, Jr., Hibernia
building, New Orleans, La; Maurice ii.
Rooney, Hibernia Building, New Orleans
La.
opposite their respective names the num-
Der of shares of capital stock in this cor
poratiOn SUBSCRIBED for by each of them,
and this act of incorporation shall serve
as the original subscription list of this
corporation.
Thus done and passed In my Office in
the city of New Orleans. on the day
month and year first above written, in the
presence of Messrs. Justin V. Wolf, and
Ludwig e. Mulling, competent Witnesses
who have hereuntO signed their names
together with said appearers and me- no
tary, after due reading of the whole
ORIGIANL SIGNED
\. l.. Kempster preferred stock twenty
five shares, $2,500.O0; A l.. kempster,
common stock, twenty-One shares, s.,
10000; a. Il. McCOard, one share, $4,000;
ii. y. FerrandOu, one share $4,000 Raoul
Sere, Jr., one share, $4,000; NJ. III. Rooney,
one share. $4,000.
Witnesses: Justin V. Wolf, Ludwig c.
Mulling
ORIGINAL SIGNED
STAMPS FARRAR,
(SeaD 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 foregoing act of incOrpOra-
was this day duly recorded in my office
ton OF New Orleans Public Service, Inc,
in Book 1919, folio -.
New Orleans. August IS, 1922.
(Signed) ROBT. SCOTT,
Deputy Recorder
j, the undersigned notary public, do
hereby certify that the above and fOregO-
ing Is true and correct copy of the char
ter OF New Orleans Public Service, Inc
passed befOe me August Is. 1922, with the
certificate OF the Recorder OF Mortgages
attached thereto of record and on ME in
my office.
New Orleans, La, August 10, 1922.
STAMPS EARRAR.
(SeaD Notary Public
Aug. 4-Sept. %.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-24

poration may be Increased or decreased,
or this corporation may be dissolved with
the assent Of twO-thirds (2/3) Of the out
standing common stock Of this corpora
ton expressed, given and obtained at a
general meeting Of such stockholders con-
vened for such purposes, or any of them.
after previous notice of such meeting shall
have been given to each common stock
holder by notice addressed to him at his
last known place Of residence. and de-
posted in the mails of the United States
at least fifteen (15) days previous to the
date OF said meeting. unless other notice
Tor meeting Of such character be pre-
scribed by law, in which event, notice
shall be given in conformity with law
whenever this corporation may be dis
solved, either by limitation or from any
any other cause. its affairs shall be liqui-
dated by three 90 commissioners to be
elected by the holders of the common
STOCK at a meeting convened for said pur-
pose as above provided and after due no
ice; majority Of said stock represented
al s9ch meeting shall be requisite for
me eiection or such commissioners. Such
commissioners shall remain in office until
the affairs of this corporation shall have
been fully liquidated. In case of the death
or resignation Of any one or more of said
commissioners, the vacancy or vacancies
shall be filled by the survivors or survi-
vor. In the event of any disagreement
among said commissioners, the action of
the majority shall prevail and be binding.
ARTICLE VINO stakeholder shall
ever be held liable for the contracts or
faults or defaults of this corporation in
my further sum than the unpaid balance
= any, due the corporation on the shares
u stock owned by him; nor shall any
mere formality in organization have the
Meet OF rendering this charter null. or Of
a stakeholder to any liability
'eyond the unpaid amount remaining due
N his said stock.
ARTICLE VIII-The following shall
onstitute the first board of directors of
mis- corporation: A. l.. Kempster, A. d. !
ieCoard. ii. A. Ferrandou, Raoul Sere |
r, maurice III: Rooney. Said board Of |
irectors shall hold office until the third
tuesday, in January, 1929, or until their
necessors shall have been duly elected
nd qualified.
The subscribers to the capital stock of
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-24
NOT AN IDEAL p~

Lady Bug-fou 0' ]
Snail any more' -. cchs 1
Bessie Beetle-ns
he's too slow for ns' |
When Solomon s y, ,rsr l
time and a place !" ne psS1
had not encounters 'sI,s /
parking his aut'n0O.
Still, all the fashion, s.rs v "a
foibles of women :. a'' sspb'sS /
cooled the fervoi - y ser.
the opposite sex fol D.A
A train recently, . .l.o bsr
% days late, when .sss q be 80
t tn the ADVANTAGE gs,'su.
tenn teu,e of running a r''''@
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-24

Mr.. Pester-The Scrspsts
going to sell all their houxAaI
fects at auction neIt week
His wife-I'm going svni II
on their parrot. I'd dearly a
know what they call each do
the privacy Of their hone.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR. Aprn sd)-pucb-
sst;,o d'A%sta Gtap; Fernardina for Mar
ton for Marsoilles. '0'
,SroCkHOLM, April 2-Carlsholm (swed).
AAT.BORG, April 5-Ancr;c. l~o.>
Galveston. '->oi -
1 MAMB J 1,a april 5--t;enma opp. Boil
NEUFAHRWASsER. Apru 5--1.a,>;a
tDan). New York ID
HANRE, April 6.-kentucl<y (Fr). sa
orr. New York. '>''' '| -'''ea u
HoNGKoNG, April 6--Monteagle tBr>
CoPhNHAGEN. Aprl s->atal epan,
Galveston. 'N'"''
6 B f RI Ia, April st Joseph crro.
RoUEN;, April s-vennacrer Gsr,. New
orle;ns william Boyce Thompson, Phiia
more; sacandaga. New Orleans Da'''-
BOMBAY' April 7-Ensley City, New
ANTWERr, april 7-weste-n Spirit
cAblz, April a--Bessegsen cNor> New
LONDON. April s-cornish City Br}.
New York X II ktngsbury san Francisco.
:. llNEEPo0I. April a-crippie Creek
LIMERICK, April a-Penmorvah CBrl.
DARTMourH. April a-viborg Dsn).
KEEL April a---Western Maid. Balt,
more tda1naeed by ice)
KOBE April 4-ltaiy Maru flap>. Sc
attic; 9TH. Virits. Portland. ore. for Hong
kong 9Th. Empress OF Russia (Er), Van.
couVer.
GENOA. April 4--John worthington.
Galveston
YoKoHAMA. April s--PowIet, Portland.
ore; 18th. China, San Francisco.
,NAG-~fE, april 6--Arizona Maru
p 81, ;A,R, APrll 6-Boonny Or New York
TlENTS1N, April West Prospect. San
Francisco - '-''
MANILA. April s-Dewey, San Fran.
cisco.
BRISTOL. April S-Maddequot. New
York. W"
AVONMOUTH April s-Tresthney (Br)
New York; 9th, Welshman 1Br>, Port,
SHIELDS April o--Alpine Range 1Br,,
New York ."
LE1T,H. April s--carncross tBr) Port
Rio DE JANE1Ro April lo-Thoss F.,
gelund fNor). New YORK: Saaam. New
:, GLASGOW; April .sMonmouth tBr.
Baltimore via Philadelphia.
Hull april s,,-Rapidan (Br) Port
land, Me, 9th. Bloemfontein OBJ, New
York. "
GREENocK, April 9--war sirdar tBr,.
Port Arthur 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11

Charles Braley Ga Fl by X Tampco
April 10
city Of Columbus $50 N Diamond shoals
LF April %
connehatta $50 " Fsatnet April ..
Corning IS WSW Sand Key April o.
Da vid MckelVy GAG 8 Ambrose April 10.
Ell Alba sl0 Ambrose April 10
Everett ~ shinnecock Light April Q.
Franklin 5 Diamond shoals Nv April 10
Freeman Z SIC Montauk Point April 10
@ Harrison Smith l23 s Ambrose Nv
Harold Walker $50 s. Ambrose Nv April 10
Josiah Macy a. S Ar,brose April 10
kennecott % s Ambrose Nv April 10
Livingston Roe 100 e Ambrose Nv April 10
N Elliott 1910 BNE jupiter April Q.
Mon,rolite $50 NE Diamond Shoals Nv
Munalbro IS sw Winter quarter Nv
Newton 8 NV Chatham April H.
Paris 2,9oo = ambrose Nv 10 PM April o.
Princeton 2s5 W sand Key Apru ..
Providence lat ~ - y lon 40 80 " April .
Robert Il Hopkins ~ ENE Sand Key
s 5, AZ, Ase 'ss Ambrose ~ April 9.
suruga "a Cape May April Q.
T Williams $50 f Ambrose Apri! .
% Keene pd Ambrose Nv April 10.
Ti,,s Arrow q Fl Ambrose w April To-
Santa Barbara 1879 ENE Cape Henry
April 10 ''
M S.r'l, star 400 Ambrose April 10.
Norlina 412 Ambrose April 10
schenectady 1850 from South Pass Apri 10
Nlttoria Emmanuel ESQ e Cape Henry
April 10 ''s
l. Steed u r Sombrero Key April 10.
Ntra lob NE Jupiter April TO-
MiIllam Green $50 NE Jupiter April 10
aharIes Harwood NV NIancinnalo pcot
April 10. 'o Noei
WILLIAM Rockefsller 22e y Jupiter A,ru N
Major heelor $50 SSW South Pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
$780, 900 Nary
Training Station
Sells for $4,000

Seventy nine Of the 1903 buildings
erected by the Navy Department
along the Shore Road, Bay Ridge,
Brooklyn, at the start Of the war. at
cost Of $2,500,0G0, were sold yes
tcrday Mt auction for $4,000. Max
Roscn, head Of Brooklyn house
wrecking company, secured tho build
inGG. They were first offered as
ono unit and then separately by
Nathan Shutter, Of Brooklyn, as
auctioUeer. The total of the ipdi-
viduals bids was si0,130 AS this
Was the lower bid the first offer was
accepted The buildings were erected
rs 81 training station for men for
frs line ships, submarine chascrs
and transports. They extended from
Sixty ninth Street south to Fort
Hamilton The land was lent to the
Navy Department by the city. Last
summer the property was returned
to the city with all improvements
Thirty of the buildings were re-
tanned by the city and the others
ordered sold by the Board OF Est-
mate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11

Abangarez SIS s South Pass April TO-
A Ateng. ,S 3 t u4l ter April 10,
Haldhiil 70 NE Nantucket April 10
Baton Rouge 34l sW South Pass April TO-
Bayou Chico 141 f }Iatteras April 10.
81 TX snlI 81 Jupiter April TO-
Cartago 265 n CrIstobal April 10
Cbalno AIa' az ~ e TSmptco Apr 10
Chhappaana gu e Cape Henry April 10
Chester Sun 2l2 NNE Tamplco Apri, 10
Chlckasaw 1853 from Delaware Freak
water April 10.
Chhwood 1870 Miami April 10
Colombia 2.2s2 San Francisco April o
C,oppenanle 13s S South pass April 10.
lloerbyine IS Jupiter April 10.
Eastern Guide 500 e Ambrose Apri) n
eastern Sun lat 40 so Ion so 10 April 10.
re "a | YARD |: sDoheny IS f Tampico April TO-
Eugene Thayor 400 e Tampico April II
Erred W Weller 1874 # Lobos Island April TO-
Gienpool 55 s Jupiter April H..
GIlfcoast Is $ Jupiter April 10
H5,arvester 81 \ Jupiter April 10
I Infanto Atr1w "a, WNW Tortugas April 10.
Illinois 562 e Hiatteras April 10.
!. i NJ tiuffey 22l from Tampa bar April 10.
Lake Floria n 500 S by + Galveston April, 10.
L,ishtburne ga EsE Sabine bar April 10.
Montrolite $50 L Nantucket Ap ur'l' 9 w.
MonNiso pd Jupiter April TO-
MnnaT(an 81 3C Sc IAN nmnrose ApTiI
Munisla ISL Sc Mobile bar April 10.
Sew Jersey Jupiter April TO-
Nora 1o6 NE Jupiter April 10
Northern Star ITO L ambrose April 0
9lsstaentalo = Iobos Island STAR a April TO-
Larismina 2o7 n Bocas Aprli TO-
Pastores 6+S n Colon April 10.
PTnaess Sais a al q Ion oD Apr
san Bias 80 so4 y co Sen' Spr HPi 70. TO-
sa ann aa s. r ESE Sape .enry pr
shenan doah AZ WsW south pass April 10.
ssprin i.'ej LAT AZ. ~ % Ion 81 20 April 9
Sucrosa 229 SSW South Pass Arril -.
Sunewco $40 F ambrose April 10
s suftHa1qo lS5 sGu5h Pasz Apr1 TO-
swiftsure 500 Ne, Jupiter April 10
~ Wiliialns 800 e Ambrose April ?.
The H Wheeler 1oe Hatteras April o
Tulsagas 1850 II Cape Henry April Q "
Tuse aloosa CITY ~ bahamas April 10.
Nesta &c Jupiter April 10.
Vittorio Emmanuele III $50 % cape Henry
April 8.
v = LIBBY 81 Hat.eras April 10
Vest Kasson 500 ~ ~ cape 90 d pr! Aprl
West Segovia S12 frcm Cape Henry April
10.
VIM 6 Warden $50 E Tampico Apri 10
VIM Rockefeller 226 n Jupiter April TO-
centennai state "a ar Rs London on d ~ SIS AM
April 3.
Charles f Harwood 10 NV Matinalla
April 0.
Devolente 1872 Me- Sand Key April 10.
George G Henry so VI Sand Key April 10
Gulfstar SO WNW Sand Key April 10
Granite State lat 40 II Ion so o8 April 9
George Washington lat 10 81 lon IS
April 10
Hancock County pd Tortugas April. 10.
Hudson lat 40 50 lon % 80 April 10.
J f O'Ncill u w Sand Key April 10
ossa l As F. Cape May April o.
Petroline % NV Key lest April 10.
Samuel l. Fuller 16S " Sand Key April 10
South American so NE Havana April TO-
w l. Steed II e Sombrero April TO-
Vest corum 20 Sc Tortugas April 10
Zcppot liz w Key West April 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Harlem Movie and Houses
Leased for 100000

The Schultz Cigar stores Company
leased through Henry Shapiro e. Co.
110-24 Third Avenue. consisting of
moving picture thcator and ak three
story buildings, 1865 feet on Third
Avenue and Is feet on Fourteenth
Street. The lease is for twenty-one
years at rental in excess of 100000
The lcssees are Brown Bros. &, Her
man.
Cross & Brown Company leased to
John F. Murray the three story build
ing at 46769 Eleventh Avenue; the
Street, to Henry Woltman;~ to Weiss &
Laks, the fourth floor at 70 West
Thirty eighth Street; Offices at 1870
West Forty second Street, to Lucy D.
Bogue; with Clark T. Chambers. the
store at 1746 Broadway to Albert
Hirst Motor Company, Inc.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased
for E. D. Self the building at 248
Water Street, to Wally A. Holman;
the third fooor at 25 Beekman Street.
to Charles B. Bartram; the second
floor at Is Fulton Street, to James j..
Richards; the third floor at 617-21
East Eighteenth Street, to Ralph R..
Watney; a floor at 1868 Maiden Lane,
to Harry Osborne, and the third floor
at IS Gold Street, to Edward Lingert.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, leased
Offices at 51-53 Maiden Lane to Harry
Gilbert and the Royal Diamond Com
pany; a floor at SO John Street, to the
Wyatt Company; Offices at ITO Will
liam Street, to Leo Levy, L. n. James
and Louis II. Parker; Offices at ~
Gold Street. to Joseph Stein; floor at
"a Cliff Street, to Wil]et Millspaugh;
the store at 10 John Street, to Schaefer
& Schevlin. and Offices at 140 William
Street, to Hams Altman e. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Maritime Miscellany

Nathan Smyth. counsel for Fleet Corpo-
ration. said yesterday no general investi-
cation of stock deals by steamship com
panies and brokers during the war was
under way, but admitted one case was
now subject to inquiry. Opening OF an
office in New York by Fletcher Dobyns.
special attorney for Fleet Corporation, was
in connection with this case only, Mr..
Smyth added.
Joseph j. Nelis OF Foster Marine Boiler
Company. will address members of Ocean
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assoc ation
No so at IS Whitehall Street tonight on
Marine Boilers and Superheaters Asso-
citation will continue open forum on ship
subsidy bill.
MONTREAL. April 1oTwo thousand
longshorenen here vote to morrow on pro J.
posai to strike in opposition to announced
wage reduction by eighteen shipping com
panies trading out OF this port, Cut pro
posed would bring rate to so cents an hour
for day work and so cents for night work.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 10 - Thomas,
army transport. drydocked To-Day for re-
conditioning: contract price, $29,9Sb
General s s Corp'n says steamers in new
service from Australia to Pacific Coast
to start in June viii call at South Island
copra ports in effort to divert copra trade
from sailing vessels.
Jos a Moore. general manager Moore
Shipbuilding Co. left fer New York to ne
gotiate license for building Diesel engines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11

Will Build History Apartment,
10 Cost 100000. at
Ingfh Street

Plans have been filed for The cree
ton OF a ifteen-story apartment at
the sou Invest corner Of West End
Avenue and 1o5tl street by the a15
West ira Avenue Corporation. Joseph
Palermo president. The structure
will occupy site 100.t1x1o0 and
will >cost 5000 900, according to the
estimate Of r. Candida, architect. The
house will replace five private dwell
ings Mt oil to 91o West End Avenue,
part OF which Mr. Palermo acquired
a few years ago 10 protect the light
of his thirtecn-story apartment ut the
northwest corner Of West End Avenue
and 104th Street.
In addition to tho apartment Mr.
Palermo also owns big multi-fanoily
structures he erected IT the northeast
and northwest corners Of West End
Avenue and 1G3d Street; at the south
west corner Of West End Avenue and
104th Street. and ut the corner Of
Riverside Drive and 105th Street