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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-02

Hours. not gr,if II. but ii,aaist re
Il issre been making viii fcis
IA on forty years and MS IS IS
sfhe first time knew there ssVs
any law aginsit .ss3s
Although he belieSeds al Il1.s OF c'I-s
5porals Brfners said he arrested b ir m,
;Itsis the beginning of an ton
al campaign IN the Smoke Hole t,i,s
territory. III
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AGED M. p. DIES

CHESTERFIELD, Eng, June 2:
Sir J. d. Rees. 81, member of
Parliament for East Nottingham;
fell from an express train today
and died from his injuries. He
was in the Indian civil service
from 1885 to 1901 and was the
author Of several books on Indian
questions n ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-02
!. 90 600 MEN STRIFE 81,

MILAN. June Fifty thou
SAID workers have gone on strike Ike
here refusing to accept. a ,ttl
ton in salaries proposed by5tne
companies. which assert they can
not operate without such c9rtail.
ment OF expenses. ' OF
ne strikers have been banned BY
the police. No disorders are re-
ported
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-02
5senate Lays Aside Iarii
Bill for Army Mel
.ffls Z. !, 2. 1 1; I ) uIn,e

NASFfINGT0t = un ~. 80 y! c
PSII which has been und Ter colo
#4aid era ion almost continuousiysso
<.i weeks the Senate TO-DAY stookuEs
st1e Army Approximations Bile
eTbafrma1l Wadsworth of the mill
tary@ affairs COMMITTEES expressed:
tbass hone that the army measure
could be put through within a few
days.
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to Carter Huntington Jones and
Joseph Fletcher. The alternates
were Helen Virginia Satterfield and
Martha Kinsey.
The class officers are: Thomas
Whitehead Brett, president; Mar
tina kinsey, vice PRESIDENT Alfred
Nicely, secretary; Norman Mumford.
treasurer; Clarence D.. Robinson,
class sponsor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-02
CIVIL
WAR IN ireland Il
Protestant Archbishop
Dublin Predicts Trouble
in Two Weeks.

DUBLIN, June 2-(By The As
ISOLATED Press most Rev. j..
F. Gregg, Protestant archbishop OF
Dublin, startled diocese meeting
here today with this statement:
"If We are not already engaged
IN civil war in ireland, it may be
upon us this week or the next
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-15

MISS PAT S Y R U T H MILLER, Los Angeles movie girl, uses the ''trench peril scope" to learn who Is behind her. She pow ders her nose and satisfies her curiosity.
 GU. U.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-15

F. Trubee Davison, son of the late Henry p. Davison, former head of the Red Cross, received $4,500,000 from his fathers estate, so that he might give his entire life to public affairs.
 (U. U)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-15

A G A s O. LIN E RAIL R O 4 D C A R has made a successful 136- mile trip from Philadelphia to w a s h .ngton, carrying rep resentatiVes of "a iiroads in convention at the Capital.
 (Int'1 News Reel.)
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
HOME BUILDERS SELECT
SITES IN THE SUBURBS

c. william Widmayer has purchased
from the Gcdney Farm Company. Inc.
the corner plot at Park Drive and Gcd-
ney Esplanadc. White Plains. through
Prince g. Ripley. The purchaser is hav-
inb plans prepared by Harold Il. Pad
den. architect. for a dwelling and
garage.
Hamilton. Iselin e. Co. sold 10 George
W. Given for Cyril Crimmlns plot OF
about two acres on the Connecticut
turnpike at Darlcn. Tho purchase win
round out and protect Mr.. Givcn's prop
crty that he acquired some time aEo.
Tho newly completed Borchardt resi-
dence In Greenwich. Conn. has been
sold TO Frederick Miller through James
Il. Hayes a mortgage OF $1,000 was
taken back by tho seller. The buyer
gavo In part payment four lots In Bay
side. l.. !.
Matthew A. Boylan has sold 10 Nun
son Young OF Dover. n. u. n tract OF
five acres on tho Morristown-Dover
road
Miss AIwildia May King has sold her
residence on Speedwcli avenue. Norris
town, TO Philip II. Loeb.
Eugene V. Welsh was the broker IN
both transactions.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy NALL


ASTORIA. o. Jan s-Arrived. schr Henri
ette San Francisco.
GAyIOTA, Cal. Jan S-Arrived, ctr Frank
G. Drum, San Francisco.
GULFPORT, Miss, Jan 9-Arrived, schr
Rachel w stevens, Baltimore
HONOLULU, Jan s-Sailed' str shinyo
Maru (Jap), from Hong Kong, &c, for San
Francisco.
KAANAPALI. Jan 7--Sailed. str Hyadcs'
San Francisco
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Jan o-Arrived. strs
Culfstar, New York: Radioleine IFip
Barry: Gulfland, Beverly; Irmgard (GeD,
Vera Cruz; Lumna (Br). Tyne.
Sailed 9th. str Cecil County. Tampico.
PORT IVORY. NJ. Jan 1l-Arrived. str
Mohawk, Grasseli Oeaves 18th for Bostoh,
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan s-Arrived,
strs chihuahua. Salina Cruz via San Pedro:
Limnea (Br). southampton via Balboa; oh.
Santa Alicia, San Pedro.
Sailed 7th. schr Minna A Caine. Seattle.
sailed 9th, str Canadian Farmer (Br)
Victoria and Vancouver.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Jan 7--Arrived. str
Santa Inez, Astoria.
Sailed 9Th. str Kyo Maru Gap). Balboa.
SABINE. Tex. Jan 9--Sailed. str Chester
Sun, Chester.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
INVESTORS SHOP FOR
MEDIUM PRICED FLATS
Most of Buying Is in Upper
Part of Manhattan.

Clients of Lyman Lurlo, attorney.
have purchased from Il. X. Marshall
the six story elevator partment at 54V
West 10th street. held at 100000.
Nehring Brothers sold for Richard
Cronin $50 West 172d street. "A five story
twenty-five family apartment house,
626xi0o renting for $4,000 and held at
$4,000 The property adjoins the
built by Paterno Brothers.
Frank Volz sold for a. Kramer a five
story apartment at rs Post avenue. be-
tween Academy and West Dith streets,
to DR.. A. Wolfson.
Joseph Shenk sold 20 the Nermilyea
Avenue Corporation usdor SchweideD
So Vermilyea avenue, north of Academy
street, five story apartment house,
5Oxl0o.
Harry l.. We'll has purcha sed from Mrs.
Isabella v. Adams the two four story
flats with stores, at fl3 TO Ais East
Thirty-fourth street. on plot. 4s.6x9s.e.
The property was he VI at $4,000. and
was purchased for Vsh. Mr.. Wells
attorney in the transa zion was Walter
NJ. Wechsler, and Ms. Adams was
represented by Williara II. Langevin.
The broker was Albert Ashforth & Co..
Inc.
Mr.. Well has sold TO an investor for
cash the four story flat at 4o0h East
Fifty-eighth street. 2e.l1x64.5x irregu-
lar, commencing 1876 feet east of First
avenue. Mr.. Wells attorney was Wal
ter M. Wechsler, and the broker was
Everett NJ Seixas Company.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
s15,OOO,OOO RENT
FOR ZUBOW'S HOTEL
Innkeepers Lease From Plans
Big House on West 18th
Street for 63 Years.

Prisament Brothers. operators of the
Hotels Joyce and Alcazar m this city
and the New Winston in Washington,
ID. c.. have leased from plans the fif-
Teen story apartment hotel which is to
be built by Joseph zubow. the operator,
on the north side of West Seventy
fourth street on the block front from
Broadway to Amsterdam avenue. The
lease is for twenty-one years, with two
renewal periods. and calls for an an
nual net rental OF s250,000. or an aggre-
gate rental OF $4,000. 900. Harris.
Vought & Co.. through Harry S. Camp
bell, Jr.. negotiated the deal
The hotel will have an elaborate lobby
finished in English design. with large
restaurant on the ground floor There
will also be a roof garden frcm which
an uninterrupted view of the Hudson
River may be had. as the buildings be-
tween the ho.el and Riverside Drive
are all low ones. Sugarman & Hess
are the architects. and Joseph q. Siegel.
Inc, are the builders.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
BUILDERS BUY THREE
PLOTS IN BROOKLYN
Select MapIeton Section for.
Development.

Meis.sr Rr,ilders, Inc, have purchased
from Cutman SeDlel lot, 160x10O, at
the northwest corner of Seventy-fifth
street and Twenty-frst avenue: plot.
100xi00, at the southwest corner of Sew
enty-fifth street and Twenty-first ave-
nuc, and plo,,a 120x100. on the south
side OF Seventy-fourth street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues. The
brokers were Miller 4 Scheinkoff.
Charles Partridge sold the frame three,
family apartment house at 372 Reid ave-.
nue., near Marion street. for IIildo c.
Yoeman.
Martin Company has sold for the
Realty Associates to Quenton Guala and:
Joseph NJ. Perazio the residence at 1853
Joralemon street.
A. Mishkin sold for the Glaberson'
Construction Company to NJ. Rappss,ert'
a dwelling at $50 East Tenth street.
J. Lacov sold for Leroy Elder to Sam
uel Jacobs a two family house at 1924
East Twelfth street. 40x100, for $15. 5.000..
Tho newly formed Turk Realty Cor-'
poration (J. Tieman. NJ. Usdan and s.
kahan) bought the five houses on a,
plot 100xi1s at the southeast corner OF
Kings Highway and East Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. leased
apartments in 900 Park avenue to Albert
L. Suprenant: IN 10 West Fifty-flfth
street to p. J. Warner and w. c. Aver.
and in 1856 West Fifty-cighth street to
DR.. Robin Hood: also furnished apart
ment In 9as Fifth avenue. northeast cor
ner Elghty-first street. for Mrs. William
wheelock TO Wilson +. Foss: and du-
plex furnished apartment In q Gramercy
Park for Francesca Glider TO Raymond
Il. Holden.
Harris. vought & Co. have leased an
apartment In 6e3 Madison avenue 10
Louise Hutchins; in 7ii Madison avenue
to j. sylvester Carlson and Lester VI.
GoodlSind in q East Eighty-ninth street
to Sara X. SomerviIle, and in II East
Eighty-nnth street to Julia Il. Tilford.
Huberth e. Huberth leased apartments
in 5s West F'ifty-seventh street to Clar-
ence +. Busch and Arthur L.. Halmi
and In 81 West Tenth street to Mrs.
Edna w. Chase
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
Continued from Preceding PAGE.

GUAYABAL. Jan Tin port. str Draisosrg
(Norl for New York.
HALIFAX, Ms. Jan fi--Arrived. sfrs Nnsn-
lind lBr). 81 johns. Wahana furl. Htdnsy.
sailed ioth. rtrs Trane t>or1. OlAnsQN
ilth. NhscOpie tBrl. London.
HONG KONG. JAA a-sailed. str nInians
Dutch, Manila and san frarcAcn.
LIVERPOOL. NJ. Jan n--Arrlved, schHs
Hiram ID Mclean (bfA. NeW lcrk Gen
George Hogg lBrl. Boston.
PROGRESO. Jan S--Arrived. ctr Lake ftYt-
Plymouth. MaNsl.
PUNTA ARENAS. Jan T--Arrived. ser san
Juan, Balboa for san Franrisco-
ST JOHN. M. Jan iO--Arrived. chr Mar
tina Parsons tBr). New ferk. '1fh. 1tr Nm
press OF Britain lBrl. Liverpool tprocesds -
New York and West indiesl.
Sailed ilth. str Mapleda~n tBr). l.ailfaA
and st Johns. Nj.
(Nor), Baltimore via Jacksonville (for Cat
barien and New YORK;.
VICTORIA. BE, Jan ARRIVED. strs
Richmond. San Pedro tand sailed for Primes
RuperD; Horaisan Maru tJap). kobe.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
SPACE HUNT CLAIMS
ENTIRE BUILDINGS
Many Offices, Stores and Lofts
Also Leased; Residential
Rentals Are Few.

l.. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co. rented
for Edward c.. Cammann. trustee. the
five story building at 65 Wooster street.
through to $40 and Ss1 West Broadway.
55x2o0. containing $1,000 square feet. for
a term of years to the Lightolier Com
pany. manufacturer of lighting fix
lures.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry. Inc. and
Norman S. Hoiton leased for Ada III.
Arnold to Edward Margolies for twen-
ty-one years. with twenty-one years
renewal privilege. the building at $50
Eighth avenue, adjoining the northeast
corner of Fiftieth street. Mr. Margolles
will improve the property at the ex-
piration of the present lease. !
NJ & l.. Hess. Inc, leased for John J..
Radley the building at GIT East Eigh-
teenth street to the Perfect Whites
Steam Laundry Company Inc, for a.
period of years at an aggregate rental
of more than $4,000; also tho tenth
floor in 13i West Twenty-ninth street
TO Jacob BORROW & Brothers, the
eleventh floor to Maynard Miller. Inc.
and the sixth floor in lis East Twenty.
third street to A. N. Khouri & Brother.
manufacturers Of lamp shades. e
miscellaneous Leases.
Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co., Inc. leased
from plans for the Borden Realty Cor.
poration, Brady g. Bowman Inc.
agents. to Darwin Realty Corporation.
N. l.. Batterman president. office space
In the addition to the Borden Building
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. leased
offices In the Canadian Pacific Build
ing. Madison avenue. Forty-third to
Forty-fourth street, to the Onondaga
Pottery Company Of Syracuse. N. ".
bn ho ,-Ia Rnda ri
Cleveland. Ohio. and the international
Mills, Inc, of Newark.
Cross q Brown Company leased space
in the Fisk Building. Fifty-seventh
street and Broadway. to the l.. & M.
Distributing Corporation.
Roy Scherick leased in the Eagle
Building. Fourth avenue and Twenty :.
first street, sixth floor, to Charles S.
and William /. Spiegelberg, commission
merchants. for 81 long term of years.
aggregating 10000: also space in same
building to Westnit Sales Corporation.
woolens and knit fabrics. Bastine & Co.
represented the owners. For Brown
WheeloclS Il Co., fifth floor, in 140 Fifth
avenue, southwest corner of Nineteenth
street. to Beck & Co.. laces; for Charles
:. and William 1. Spiegelberg. the first
floor in 1i1 Fifth avenue, southeast corr
ner of Twentieth street, to Julius klor-
fein. cigar dealers. VA
Cross g. Brown Company leased space
in 1900 Broadway to Albert Teitel, ad-
visor on motion picture films; also for
the Actors Equity Association space in
30 West Fifty-first street to Anthony
Puig.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
In the Munson Building, corner Wall
Beaver and Pearl streets, to the Stand
ard Cocoanut Corporation and to Arm,
strong, Keith & Kern.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
OPTICIAN BUYS PARCEL
ON LEXINGTON AVENUE

After three years OF negotiations ". if.
Harris. the optician. has purchased,
through Pcasc e. Elliman. tho is foot
three story building at 7is Lexington
avenue. opposite Bloomingdalo's depart.
ment store. II was held at $4,000. and
was sold for all cash. The now owner
will alter into stores and lofts at cos,
of s2s.0v0. and the brokers have been APP
pointed agents. Tho owners OF record
were Philip NJ. and Katie r. Smith.
This Is the first transfer of the parcel In
thirty years.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
AWARDED $4,000 DAMAGES.
Policeman Wins Suit Against Mar
who Kicked Him.

A Sheriff's jury in the Bronx County
Court yesterday awarded $4,000 dam
ages to Daniel X. Roche. 2s, a retired
policeman. against Herbert oliver, a
contractor who formerly had offices at
419 East 162d street. Oliver has been
missing for several months.
Roche said that while he was on duty
in front of the Hotel Commodore Au-
gust I, 1919. attempting TO arrest oliver
for misdemeanor. the latter kicked
him I'm the back. Several cervical ver-
tcbrm were injured when he struck tho
curb. and as result he was partially
paralyzed.
lie was retired on half pay January
1, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
SHIPPING NEWS

ssrie. ufth bsrEss Smyrna and cadosla. New
lork for noston-
pcio seattle. keifakn Msru Jap). Orient-
fOHro RICO. Jan ia-saiied. str coro-
roKr Arthur. Ter. Jan i:-Arrived. str
Nrw Vera tDufchl. Amsterdam.
Arrived iSth. sire NJ Guffey. Baltimore
sssssi .-. NE. Fu,er Ser' so war sis sadrs
lnrl, riosyth. vrunacher tBr). Falmouth.
Sailed iefh. rtrs Salem County. Mexican
oii poris .omsrie shr,. fosohama: rsuls.
rsxaco if5. New Orleans; Gulfcoast. Gibso.l
ssusa isfh. sire Lake fquornoy. Havana
furl ft.aernt.hrf
ROM rANrA. VA. Jan i3-Arrived. str
Tllif.AnIsiPHIA. Pa. san i3--Arrived.
affs (.orreayk tDutchl. Rotterdam via Hos
ton. bryutass osrl. lIueiya; sun. Sabine
Arrives ISih. ar Charles NJ Everest. Texas
cisar,d IAN. s,rs isp.rta, santa Marta:
iana ,Nerl. Moss and christianla; Jaddeu.
prsfoa. Hartford. Chester. DALLAS, Ham
barg siA New York; Philip Publicker. lsa-
bela a. EaEua and Havana.
sailed IEth, efrs Charles r. HAYWOOD.
Tampico; Krmiin tf'cls). - Luis du Rhoac
passed down Marcus Hook isth. 3 I'M. str
pania 0Dsnl. for New York and copen-
hagen.
a NillMW
PM. tng Prudence, towing barses (and re-
Arrived 18Th. $50 rN, Jug Jupiter. towing
sIsss ssss Ss% on, hsSh lh M ssr I FANS ey aSr
rhlladelphia for baltimore.
Passed out 18th. Pm str Toplla. Philadel-
ion' towing barges Fort Dade. Northern
Nos 70 and as for Norfolk: 18Th. IL go AM.
str chas + Harwood. philsdelphia for Tam
sailed ia,h. 1880 AN. tug Prudence. tow
ing barge Larimer. seaward.-Wind NV, IL
miles; partly cloudy; smooth sea.
scatweli fBrD, Leith; Bristol. Norfolk.
PROVIDENCE, RI. Jan i2-Arrived. str
POINT JUDITH. nj. Jan 10. 10 AM
Passed tug Perth Amboy. with barses Tor
Sound ports and Boston.
towing barges Rocklsnd. Port Reading for
New Bedford. Brocton and Braddock Vice.
hawken for Boston.
strs cathay ,chln), Shanghai: Hattie Luck
enbach, Mobile. &c, via Balboa: Cape ko-
main, New York; Tasmania Maru tJap).
New York, &c, for Yokohama. kc.
sailed 18Th. strs Manukai. Honolulu: Kc-
rea Maru Jap. Honolulu. Yokohama and
i'sps SEATTLE. FILE Wash. Jan is-Arrived. str
SAILED sailed 18th, str Yubari Maru Jap). yo-
Sailed sailed 18Th. str Florence Luckcnbach. ssn
SAN JUAN, PR. Jan 12-Arrived. str
Ponce. New York (and proceeded PM Cor
SAND KEY. Fla. Jan Ii--Passed. ctr sa-
pulpa, Charleston for Mexico.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan 13-Arrived. strs
Noocalula, Hamburg: City OF Atlanta. New
York: Juniata. Baltimore land sailed Tor
Jacksonville).
SANDWICH. Mass. Jan IL. l'M-sailed.
tug Clara II Doane. with barge Nesquehon-
ing. New York for Portland.
TAMPA, Fla, Jan 13-Sailed, str Ossabaw.
Mobile - -,
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Jan 13-Ar-
rived schr Wawenock, Jacksonville for Bos-
ton Ireported broke mainooom In the storm
OF Wednesday,. -
Passed 18th, strs Meteor. bound w: wal
bound w; tug Honeybrook. towing barges.
bound + Savage, towing 3. do; Ontario.
sailed 18th, tug Tartar. west. towing 3
be rges. Wind. AM, NV. fresh; Pm, light;
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT
TO BUILD ON 5TH AVE.

Plans were filed yesterday for two
twelve story apartment houses at 500
and gf Fifth avenue. The house 10 be
erected at No. s0i is owned by w. Emlen
Roosevelt and the rear flanks the
Knickerbocker Club at So5. southeast
corner of Sixty-second street. The size
OF the lot Is 2Jx103.
Tho house planned for No. sos Is on a
lot 25x9o, and Is owned by +. c. Satter-
white. Montrose Norris Sons. archi-
tects. OF Brooklyn. estimate the cost OF
each operation at $4,000.
Only yesterday u was reported that
the two houses adjoining on the south
would be torn down and replaced by a
thirteen story house TO be built by the
Bostwick Holding Company. Next door
20 this n twelve story house will be
built at the northeast corner Of Sixty
first street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
statesmen Out With Spring
Samples of Women's Bags
Find Western Trade Good.

Reports from statesmen of women's
and bags. ON the road with spring
fmples. state business in the Middle
Vest and Far West as exceptionally
cod. Their prices have been lowered.
"e TO reduction in cost of materials
nd labor. and manufacturers claim
rat they are doing greater volume of
dsincss than they did last year. The
lur les being displayed show many
hivel departures and Innovations. Fill
ice frames in French moraiees WITH
limestone clasps and flat envelopes and
hired bags are said to be having the
;rcatert sales Bags made of leather.
eivet. calves and antelope skin. also
re featured for spring trade. -
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
Announce cheviot Prices.

The prices OF cheviots and cham
hreys announced yesterday by the Fred
ertck Victor a Achelis Company for
~prlng delivery were regarded generally
with favor by tho trade. Although the
prices were not made public and were
sent only 20 the company's customers.
those In the trade were OF the opinion
hat no radical changes were made
from prevailing prices. A mill agent
having private Information sources said
that the prices were fair and that a
eood amount OF business could be ex-
pected % develop.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
Fire Record

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sfo-ia vi esth " untnsmn i'6tnoen
80 lie " .p'h rf. Arnw 40
soo-rrof' N a. " ii1a = 49,
fofoofiif. rtWaffs ...t.. NnhnaNn
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sio-sss ! iloasioa ~. s.uusi
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The New York herald., 1922-01-14
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
washington. ID. G.. ian. IL. (

These naval orders have been made public !:
Lieut.. Commander Il. Il. Barr. TO Y. s. q.
Eagle II: Lieut.. Commander Il. IL. Nixon. to
command II. s. S. Reid; Lieut.. II. G.. Ber-
rien, TO ". S. S. Eagle II Lieut.. II. Christen-
sen, TO u. S. s. Tennessee; Lieut.. u. r. Evans.
to u. s. s. Wright: Lieut.. o. II. Hardi-
son, to u. s. s. Mayflower; Lieut.. II. II.
WaIbrldge, to ". S. s. Blach: Lieut.. j. II.
Walter 10 aid and flag lieutenant on staff
OF Admiral Joseph Strauss; Commander NJ. j.
Flanagan, to command u. s. $. Sepulga
when commissioned: Lieut.. Commander IL.
l.. Chick, to command u. s. S. Jason.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

VIM. A. White & Sons have been
appointed by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company agents OF the five
story tenement at 211 Henry street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

10. issi .................... 5000
Co.: Dec. 20, ipi4. -. s34sss
+. Eenworth; June %, 1921. ...... 74s.os
SAME-Same June %, 192l....... 9s112
Cassidy Co. Inc. May II. iosi... s7e.se
isai 49,. ....:........: :........ aio.2s
. cmber .. 1ssi. ..................... 52os5
RRoNX.
pustman: November Q. iei5.. iaa.7s
SAME-Atlantic Hotel Supply Co.:
November 80, 1915. f5................ 377.3f
ODONNELL. Joseph u. A. and
Marguerite l.. C.--J. II. Krenrich
Comm. Co; November 81. 1915. 22s13
ODCNNELL. Joseph +. A. and
Margaret Il. G. and Marker Hotel
Co., Inc.-Same; November 20.
1915 ......................... isi.5c
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

Sheriff Percy Nagle has appointed
Henry Brady as sheriffs auctioneer.
Mr.. Brady has acted In like capacity
for sheriffs Hamburger. Smith and
Knott
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
smsn Inssr~.s An M.rLea Downs

TIVE weeks 80 clearance sales have
not ma the intereat expected ~ the
year end Prices arr being rrduced
gradually 81 the month advances. but
weather conditions have been nnythlnr
hut faVorahif Tot hrlnsing the public
o. thc fore fhf average ciothinE re-
taller holds fifm tn thr belief that the
conBuiner has uaunrY tn spend, hut how
20 make him sachange % for msrchan-
die A. fhc perrirNirg question f.arRe
stocks nave hecn moved. of course. hut
t b. bcNinnirm 20 iouk aN " prices. IN
point where the consumer wlii b. forced
10 buy.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
spr,ns Hosiery TRADE Hsmpered

Interest IN hosiery for spring and
summer delivery ia somewhat hampcred
by high prices. Commitments made
five or aiN weeks sgo for aiik hosiery
ere considerably lower ln prices than
present quotations manufacturer
stated yesterday that be was sold out
until June "a prices 81 d a pound for
the raw produri bot manufacturers
hope for satisfactory business N Job
attractive prices and keep profits down.