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The New York herald., 1922-02-28
BRONX BUYERS SEEK
FLATS AND PLOTS
Trading i'm Northern Borough
Shows Market Still in
Healthy Condition.

A. TT. Levy has resold for Samuel
Brener the two modern five story apart
ment at $40 and S12 Westchester avenue.
with two rear dwellings. on a plot COX
1l9. The buyer is Mr.. Lazar. who sold
the property in 1914 to the State Bank.
represented by Mr.. Levy. and which last
week disposed of the houses 10 Mr..
Brener. The rear houses originally oc-
cupied the front OF the site. and when
the builders bought the property sew
eral years ago they moved the dwell
ings to the rear of the plot and pro-
vided an entrance from the avenue
Last week Mr.. Lazar bought the Studer
Court North apartments at the south
east corner of ST. Nicholas avenue and
nth street.
An apartment house project involving
total outlay of s425 900 is planned by
the Abbarmor Realty Company for
the plot at the northeast corner of Bry-
ant avenue and Aldus street. which
property 1t recently purchased from
the American Real Estate Company.
Morris Weiss. Barnet Siegel. Morris
rem ana ADranam Drelef, VINO COM
pose the buying company, are having
plans prepared for the Improvement of
the site with two six story apartment
buildings. The measurements of the
plot, which was valued at 900 are 220
feet on Bryant avenue and 100 feet on
Aldus street.
Plans have been filed for five story
apartment house. 20.1x74, in the east side
OF the Grand Concourse, 225 feet north
of l72d street. to be put up by the Silgey
Realty Company. Abraham Silverson
treasurer. Samuel Cohn. architect. esti-
mates the cost at $4,000.
J. Clarence Davies sold for Roslyn r.
Fox to Paul Rosenthal the vacant plot
of 10000 square feet on the east side OF
Independence avenue through to Black
stone avenue. 900 feet south OF 254th
street, in the Riverdale section.
Rose A. McKenna sold to Louis o..
Heck a five story flat, 25x1oo. at 4Se
East 137th street
Abraham Cohen sold to Lazarus Adler
the property, 5Ox50. at 3SO2 and 1904 Park
avenue. northeast corner Of Hist street.
Russell +. Sammls sold to Giovannina
Gaziano the vacant plot. 26.9x1l5.sx ir-
regular, on the south side of East 1S2d
street, 544 feet east Of Belmont avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
DORIS kEANE TO LIVE
IN COOPERATIVE FLAT
Wal HaUe Suits Done in It1l-
ian Style.

Doris Keane. the star of 1.-THE Gar
ina" at tine Empire Theater. has taken
three apartments in the new coopera-
tive apartment house at 1856 East Fifty
seventh street. One apartment is on
the fourth floor. and viii be used for
living quarters. These will be remod-
eled by Walker & Gillette, architects,
I'm early Italian style, with stone fire
places and done in rough plaster. Oak
plank floors and old oak beams viii
be feature. The living room is forty
feet long Built-in staircases will con-
meet with the two other apartments, to
be used as sleeping quarters. The
apartments will house the valuable coll
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy AIail.l


BOSTON. Mass Feb o5--Arrived, tug Mars,
towing barge George stetson' Newoury-
port.
sor and wolfviile. Ms; Gcorsiana (Br)'
BEVERLY. Mass, Feb 25-Arrived. barges
ES h9,s9n ssyR sss Msss reS pSSson tux
r,.reka Boston, 70 leave with barges Fa-
uatufh. FOR sewaiis Point, and Whitehead,
Hff.o. FEB Is-Arrived. str Enterprise. San
iioNoLuLu. Feb 2o-Arrived. strs Msna-
Now York, Boston, &c. for Yokohama, &c
Arrived 2ist. str wnhelmlna. San Fran
sailed ao,h. strs Dewey. singapore; Ar
gonns. Manila: 2isi. Ventura. san Francisco.
sailed 22d, sirs siberia Maru (Jap). san
MoniLE. Ais. FEB as-saned. schr Hope
ShDrN cod. gulfport.
PoRTLkND. Ne. Feb 25--Arriyed. str
Brush. Boston 60 load for Pacific coast
Arrived atth. s,rs Japan Arrow. Port
Tnisnf. Currler. Port Arthur.
pOfNT JUDITH, m. Feb 25-fassed, tug
watuppa. towing narges Upton, Fail River
fog port Reading, remus, FOR Perth Amboy,
and S0gnerset. for South Amboy,
SAN PEDRO, Cal, FEB 2i-sailed' str Col
" ~ THOMAS, VI. Teb I5-Arrived. strs
feucnlion Dutch. Amsterdam tand sailed
for san AuNNNt lNtNs AaN ANhiit neh W
sni~sn Csliy far liverpool land sailed 2iJi,
Iafconio, New cricans, &C, for Rio Janeiro
and lluenos Aires
SAX JrAN. PR Fob i8-Arrived.. strs
ffsfeu. New YORK. fTfh, pcucaliun Dutch
Amsterdam via 81 Thomas land sailed FOR
yuerto Plata; Isth. Hgnccck County, No-
hQe. 6c. Lake C;era. Nuoyitas; 10th. Mont
Csrvin frrb, Seattle &C (and sailed eist for
urnu, ser,
sailed I'm. rtrs Lake Florian. Cienfuesos ;
efaf ffaucors County. roint-a-Pitrc.
sArf~F Tex. Feb g2-Arrivod. str Gold
She'll nerumonf 60 finish loadinc).
Faiicd gist, air Frirda, baltimore.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
SUBURBAN TRADING.

Fish a Marvin sold for Walter s.
Finlaw Ir, hls residence IN Pelham
Weightr 90 Elmer H. Diemer OF this
city The same brokers leased for Miss
.. %. Hnight her residence IN Pelham
Manor 10 client from Boston alsv
eo'd Tor the Wlthcrbee Real Estate and
Improvement Company four lots on
HirhhrO0k avenue az Pelham Manor
Oh navii ~. Builoch OF this city.
Land Estates. Inc. with the New
York Title and Mortrage Company sold
through Thomas r Burke a new dwell
inr. corner og Snring and Lcfferts roads,
Park Hiii South. Yonkers, ". Y, 10 a
Mr rarwclce for occupancy.
a Arrc plot on Alexander avenue,
Lester iill. White Plains. owned BY
i.suir r. Genunr, has been sold TO Mrs.
Emma Rutherford. who win erect a
two family house. The sale was nego-
tlatcd by Chauncey ". Griffen.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
News of the Real Estate World
100000 DEALM
FIFTH AVENUE ZONE
New z Story Parcel on East
SD st. Sold by s. III. Stowe
to an Investor.

Janes B. Speyers & Co, Inc, sold
for an investor for the Excelsior Es-
tates Company, Samuel II. Stone, presi-
dent, the new seven story building, at
East Fifty-third street, 25x100.5 Ne
gotiations are now under way to lease
the premises. The property was held at
$500. 900.
$175,OOO Heights Taxpayer Sold.
Mcdonald e Byrnes have sold for
Simson and ]. Wolf, executors,
representing the old firm of He'll
ner G. Wolf, the northwest corner of
1S1st street and Audubon avenue, a
one story building containing thirteen
stores. on plot fronting 100 feet on
each thoroughfare, and held at $175-
900. The new owner is Donald Rob-
ertson, who has been identified with
the construction of several big apart
ments on the heights, and owns the
structure at the opposite northwest
corner. He has no definite plans for the
property. The stores were erected by
Heilner & Wolf several years ago.
Brooklyn Plots on Auction Block.
The Jere Johnson. Jr., Company. auc-
tioneers, will sell at public auction to-day
in 1Ss Montague street. twelve building
sites on Eighty-sixth street. Avenue V
and West Ninth street. Brooklyn, ad-
jacent to the Avenue U and Eighty
sixth street station Of the Sea Beach
Subway, and the Twenty-flfth avenue
station of the West End line.
To Auction Flats in BROOKLYN.
William p. Rae, auctloneer, will sell
to-day in 1S9 Montague street, Brook
lyn. the following properties in Su-
preme Court Receivers Sale, by order
of Abram Sebring, receiver. the apart
ment houses at 14SS TO 1895 and 1900
Bushwick avenue; 179 Saratoga avenue.
CORNER Sumpter street; 1898 Pacific
street; also the two family frame
dwelling at $50 Logan street.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
SHIP NEWS CONTINUED

Glen White. sewalls Point; tugs Mars, Bos-
ton. towing barge George r Stelson, from
Newburyport tpicked up harges Penn and
Irwin and proceeded for Philadelphia) Wal
than, Norfolk. towing barges Atlantic, Car
dcnas and Wollaston. for Fall River tand
proceeded with last two Neptune Norr9biK, b,Ts
Nast tug left on return with barge san
Joaquin
sailed 26th. schr Harriet B, New York.
ROCKLAND. Me. Feb 81. 12:15 PAI-Ar-
rived, tug Swatara, Philadelphia. towing
harges Thomaston and Exeter Qatter- for
RocKPoRT. Mass, Feb 2s-Arrlved, tug
Neptune, Rockland (picked UP barges kath-
crime Il Hughes and John l. Hughes Tor
win return TO Boston from there with barses
81 Catherine and Hughes Line).
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb 2I-Arriyed5.
Maul. Honolulu: Virginian, Boston.
sailed 26th. etrs Nevadan, Vancouver, BIC;
ArizOnan. Liverpool.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Feb 27--Arrived. str
Munindiea. Mobile.
Sailed 2eth str Bessemsr city, Kobe Kobe afr
Texas Maru tJap). Kobe.
Arrived 9th. strs. A l. Kent. Portland !;
Waiter A Lucksnbaeh, Portland; Cape
sailed 2Tth. strs Horaisan Maru (Jap), fo-
kchama; Floridan, Vancouver.
AvANMAH Ca Eso Arived' Nan,rNst Jaeks ssEs
ecnyllie (and sailed for Phiadeiphia); How
ard Baltimore land sailed for Jacksonville)
Sailed eTth. str City of Rome. Boston.
TACOMA Wash, Feb 27-Arrived, strs
Protesliaus CBr), Seattle: Arizona Maru
(Jap), Yokohama Chile Maru (Jap), Kobe
sailed 2Tih. str str Meisen Maru (Jap). Sc
atte.
TAMPA, Fla, Feb 27-Arrived. strs Trux-
ilio, New Orleans: Utllla tHond), Ruatan.
sailed 2Tth, strs Panoil. Tampico; W
Rigs Fort Myers.
VISEYARr HAVEN. Mass. Feb 27-Ar-
rived, tug w u keene. Portland, towing
barges Savannah and Beaufort, for Savan-
nah.
Arrived and sailed 9th. tug Cheektowaga.
towing one barge, from Boston (plcked up
ha rye 70 and sailed West.-Wind, AM, strong,
casterly: thick and raining; PM, Northerly,
N Cdcratc. clear.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
DOUBTS NAVY YARD CLOSING.
Con,npsndant &C View yerk Ha. ne.
crIxed No Orders.

Capt G. T. vogclgesanw. commanfari
at the New York Navy Yard. declared
last night. that there was no foundation
for rumors that the navy yard would bo
closed by the Navy Department. Capt.
VogeiTeaang said that the navy yard
stan consisted OK 3.5o0 men az the pres
ent time.
closed down are apparently made out oi
whole cloth" he said 80 far as ! know
sover."
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Navy Orders

Special Dispaioh 70 rHE NEW feaK HERALD
New Work Herald Bureau.
Washington, -. G.. Feb. u.
These naval orders we're made public to-
day;
COMMANDERS.
Bagicy. David w, 20 destroyer squadrons.
pariNa fleet.
Nelson. John r.. 20 Fifth Brigade. u. S.
Marines San Diego.
Pacific fleet.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDERS.
bowman Marx c.. 20 the bushnell
Monde. Bolivar v. 90 the rsgle 81.
LrEuTENANTs.
Decker. James a.. % tho Sopulrn.
Nourse, Ralph ~. 20 naval station, Pearl
Pollock. Matthew. 20 navy yard. Ports
mouth.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Harris, VouGht & Co. have leased an
apartment inc 22 East Forty-eighth
street 10 Campbell Darlington. in 145
East Sixtieth street 60 Alfred human, in
695 Madison avenue TO sherman G.
Estey, in y East Eighty-ninth street "a
e. Holm and in 1242 Madison avenue
to l.. Einstein.
Chester ID. Clark leased apartments In
so West 111th street TO Albert l.. Blum
and to y. w. Peck; an apartment in 34s
West Eighty-sixth street to George
Stern. in sos West 156th street to David
Miller. in l27 West Seventy-ninth street
10 Mrs. Helen ". Hail. In 325 West
101st street TO w. Mordwin, in 606 West
115th street 60 Mrs. Kate McNamee. IN
AIS Central Park West TO Mrs. Helen
McGivney and in 81 West Nlnetieth
street to /. V. Frant
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Deal. Revealed I'm Transfers.
ACTORS EQUITY HOME
BOUGHT BY INVESTOR

The five story home OF the Actors
Equity Association at lis West Forty
seventh street. which figured i'm
change Of ownership n couple OF weeks
ago. has again passed 10 a new owner.
The sale was made by the Winter Real
ties. Inc, Benjamin Winter president.
which held il at $4,000. to an investor.
The building stands on a lot 2oxl0o,5,
near Sixth avenue. and is under lease
to the Actors Equity Association at a
net annual rental of about 5000. Hol-
Inns c. Renton was the broker.
Mr.. Winters acquired the property in
part payment for the twelve story
apartment house at the southeast cor
ner of West End avenue and Ninety
eighth street in a deal with Thomas
J. Mclaughlin and the Joseph Gordon
Realty Company.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
HAVILAND & co. ACQUIRE
HOUSE FOR PROTECTION
Assure Light and Air for East
Thirty-sixfh Street Home.

Haviland Co.. chinaware dealers.
are the buyers of the dwelling at 9
East Thirty-sixth street, sold recently
by Mrs. S. A. Robbins through Fred
orick Fox & Co. With this purchase
the buyers have prevented the usurpa-
tion Of the light and air to the west
ot their twelve story building at Ii
East Thirty-sixth street and 10 East
Thirty-seventh street. where they have
beer located for several years. Some
time ago the firm acquired the prop
crty at l3 and Is East Thirty-sixth
street. adjoining so that they now
control a frontage of 131 feet on Thir-
ty-giNth street
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Army Orders

specsal Dtspotoh 70 TIiE Nrw YonK HrnArn.
New Nark Herald Bureau.
Washington. -. G., irh. y.
These army orders were made public to-
AIR SERVICE.
Innrley, Capt. Frnncis Beatty, 20 Preside.
COAST ARTILLERY.
raust, Cart. IIoward a.. 20 University of
Mrcomnick. Flrss ricui. walter L.. -
rNFANTRY
Burrhcirn, Capt Jossrh H. 70 Paterson.
MEDICAL CORrF
rau,,e;roy. Coz. Powell a.. % hssdquar,er,
Fourth Corws Area
coffey capt Aihsrf Nrn. 90 Fort Howard.
orARTEnMAEr coitIs
Gallagher. Col. Hush o., 20 Warrington.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
PLAN $500, 900 HOME
FOR HARLEM HOSPITAL
Institution for Joint Diseases
Is OUner.

Plans have been filed with the Bureau
of Buildings for seven story building
on tho east side OF Madison avenue oc-
cupying the block front between 123d
and 18th streets 10 be used as the
home Tor tho Hospital for Joint Dis.
cares. The structure will have a 'front.'
age of 20i 10 feet on the avenue and 76
feet ON each street. and according to
Buchman a. Kahn. the architects, will
cost about s6a00fo. Plans we're also
filed FOR a six sfory service building at
"a a. 80 East i2ith street. 73x97.S. TO cost
tg00o. making tho total estimated cost
u The new lnntltution fn00.00o
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

ST J0IfN. M. Feb .s--saned, str Maple
dawn lNl, Isoainbufg ard "a Johns.
NAi.IMA CRUZ, Feb iy-ArElvcd, str Point
Irtuh, san Ffancisco.
sitANGitAl. Feb ls-salled. strs Esther
Dollar fErl. Mareeiiies, Malacca Maru
tsapl. laaet sound istn. Robert Dollar
thfl. rTrca and Nes York.
SYDNEY. NAW. Foo @1~sailed. ctr Cana
dan iNpoftcF tnrB. Port Kfmbia.
tsiiff 1iaf, achr Lott.e Bennett. Tarawa.
TNtNinAp. Faa .3~salled. str Maraval
llfl. New NorA.
NicToRfA. D.. Fsb ia-saIlsd, ctr Monte
a. q. Pert san IJir.
YOKOHAMA. Feb ee-Arrlved s,r Cana
HlrfNNF.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
IoYosHoREMEE TO VOTE.
pefer~naum ON safe. Tax for no.
nus 60 Ne Taken.

A referendum vote hy fnemhcrg ~ ere
International Association of L.0nrshcrc-
men 70 determine their attitude toward
"A sales tax a. means N rrcvlainE resc.
nue. Cor the payment ~ soldier bonus
will 20 taken. J0serh Ryan. fhe vice
gresldeut ~ the association. sald ycs-
terday.
Afr Ryan addsd nat the proposed
bonus N q matter ~ Fuch public import
ance tnat Ne feels that the members of
his association should have an oppor-
tunity 20 record their opinion Of the sales
tax az a means of fnnncinE o.
AIR. Ryan oppressed the hpre that his
action IN provldlng for referendum
may inspire the leaders % other labor
examinations % sound the sentiment ~
their memberships with regard 20 he
sales tar.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Other Dwelling Sales Reported.

Le Roy Coventry sold for Ernest
Siedlcr four story dwelling, 19x100, at
l2 West Seventy-third street, held at
$4,000
James IT. Cruikshani purchased
through j. NJ. Kelley Company from
Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics
Instiuce of Rochester. New York. 81
West Seventy-sxth street. four story
dwelling, 21x102, between Central Park
West and Columbus avenue.
Hudson y. Rose Company purchased
through David s. Gerstenfeld the two
three story dwellings,. 237 and 239 East
i26ih street. from the Richardson
estate. Fifth Avenue Bank trustee.
George w. Berttell resold for Julius
Reich 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William Better
three story dwelling, 20x1O0, at 12S
East 127th street.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
DIES IN MOTOR UPSET.

New HAVEN, Feb. 97.--Waiter e
Lyons, president Of the Packard srisa
and Service Company of this city, was
killed and John ". Curtlr. h's service
manager. and Wildred l.. Auhry. a
chauffeur. were badly hurt early to-day
when their machine bit telegraph pole
In Morris Cove aud was upset ln a field
200 feet distant.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Tho McInerney-Klinc Realty Com
pany sold the three story brick build
ing at the southeast corner of Flatbush
avenue and Vandeveer place. 22.6x110.
with four stores and two apartments,
for Hagop and Steve Melkonlan.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

lection Of books on Catherine II. owned
by Miss Keene. They viii be ready for
occupancy April !.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
IN TuE AUCTION ROOM.
fit vEsEY sTREErl

w affh Ft. fn. n 4. GrI n of Columbus av,
rtnrv dweliiaT 2oxioot: Josephine VI. Pas
tHr VIZ Catherine florsrhutz Mitchell e. ai
Cliffnrf q Hnhurtr. atty. amount due, $40.
COZ so fwifheruwul.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

The Turner Construction Company
has been awarded the contract for the
construction OF five story warehouse
and loft building and two story super
structure on q pier $50 feet long in
Havana Harbor. The floor space in
pier and head house will total $4,000
square feet, or nearly eight acres, OF re-
inforced concrete self-supporting floor
The architects and engineers are Par
sons. Brinckerhoff. Douglas G. Klapp
OF this city.
A. IT. Aylesworth. executive manager
the National Electric Light Association
is cooperating with the MANAGEMENT OF
tho fourth annual "Own Your Home"
exposition to be held here in April in
the formation of an electrical indus
tries committee. This committee will be
in charge Of fitting the beautiful Home
Convenient" with electrical appliances
and fixtures.
Edward Collin is the buyer OF the
northeast corner OF Anthony avenue and
17Gth street, sold recently.
For the erection OF n five story apart
rent house the J. & w. Construction
Company has obtained from the City
Mortgage Company a building loan OF
si0o.o00 on the plot s13xl00 on the west
side Of crotona Park North, 40 feet
south of 175th street
Dwight. Archibald & Perry, Inc, have
been appointed agents for 212 West
Twenty-sixth street.
Charles Heymann negotiated mort
gage loans aggregating s26,SOo on
hotel and bathing houses on the board
walk and Beach Ninety-fourth street
AT Hollands. Roclaway Beach.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
OPERATOR ACQUIRES
BROADWAY FLAT
ID. b. Freedman Selects Parcel
on the Heights; Resale on
West 178th Street.

Charles y. Noyes Company sold TO
Daniel b. Freedman, the operator. 1888
Broadway a four story apartment and
store. 25x1i1. near lS7th street. The
seller was Margaret G.. o'Connell, who
erected the building and has owned the
property for over twenty-five years. This
Is the second sale OF Broadway property
TO Mr.. Freedman within the past month
made by the Charles +. Noyes Com
pany. he having originally purchased
5222 Broadway.
Resale OF the FIVE story apartment
house at 663-665 West ITsth street has
been made by the Manport Realty Com
pany Q. Portman). which bought the
property last week from the Rosner
Realty Company through the Wood,
Dolson Company. The buyer is Agnes
G. Mclaughlin. who made the purchase
through the j. NJ Kelly Company. The
house stands on a plot 50xl00. adjoin-
ing the northeast corner OF Broadway.
and was held at SIS, 900. u Is arranged
for four families on a floor and re-
turns an annual rental Of about $4,000.
c. NJ. Folsom & Co. sold for the Bau-
man Marx Realty Company the five
story triple house at 1872 East 127th
street The property was held at
$4,000
Barnett a. Co. sold 10 Mr. Bartn
the four-story fat. 20xS0. at 1919 Lenox
avenue. az the southwest corner OF
West l20th street. The property. which
was held at $4,000. previously has not
been sold for thirty years.
Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
Abraham Jacobs sold 10 Louis Nash
ley four story house 206x9s.9. at 255
West Twenty-hfth street.
Arthur G. Muhlkcr sold 70 otillie
Gessner four story tenement. 25xlo2.2,
at $50 East Eightieth street.
Margaret w. Hahryi sold 10 Matthias
and Anna \. Cohen a three-story dwell
ing. 12.fx9a.11. az 5sT West itist street.
Joseph Coloras sold 20 Mcndel zuck-
erman three story dwelling. l6Xl00.1I,
at 50 West i13th street.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-07-27
PROOF OF GENOA'S ANIQUITY
Italian City Was Place Of Impor-
lance in the Fifth Century
Before Christ.

An inscription in the cathedral or
st. Lawrence contains the traditional
account of GenOa's foundation by
Janus, the first king of Italy, and de-
scended from the Giants" adding that
he was great grandson of NOah," and
that he founded the city sin the time
of Abraham" As a matter Of fact, its
name is derived not from Janus" but
from the Latin 'genu' ("knee'O, owing
to the shape Of the coast, but its an
tiquity was cOnclusively proved in
1898 by the discovery of ancient
vases of the Fifth century before
Christ, which, If not used by the con-
tempOraries of Abraham, were at least
of the same age as the Persian wars in
Greece and the early republic in Rome
The first mention of the city, how
ever, in Roman history is its deStruc.
ton by Mage. the Carthagenian gen.
eral, during the second Punic war, and
its refounding by the Romans in BOB.
One memorial of Roman Genoa still
survives in the shape of bronze tab
let, now in the town hall, containing
the Judgment of Roman arbitratOrs in
a dispute between the city and an
other place i'm III Il. c. PeocOpius
accurately described Genoa as well
situ' ted as port of call for the voyage
to aul and 10 Spain" as it still is.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-07-27
CHARTER.

majority of directors shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction OF business.
cations Of this corporation shall be
signed by the President, OF, in his alb
sence or inability to act, by the Vice
President, counter signed by the Secre-
tary or Treasurer. Each share Of stock
shall be entitled to one vote at all meet
ings of stockholders.
Notice of election, as well as all no
tees Of stockholders meetings shall be
by three days written notice addressed
and mailed at the pOStOflice OF the city
of New Orleans to each stakeholder at
his last known address, place OF bust
neSs. or residence; but meetings %
stockholders and of the Board OF Direc-
tors may be held at any time by uuaL-
imous consent.
ARTICLE V. This charter may be
amended or changed or said corporation
may be dissolved at a general meeting
OF the stockholders called for that pur-
notice, as provided in Article ", unless
such notice be dispensed with by unau-
imous consent of all the stockholders.
with the assent of three-fOurths of the
entire stock; and at the expiration or
dissolution Of this charter the business
and affairs Of this corporation shall he
liquidated by three commissioners APP
pointed for that purpose by the stock
holders; these commissioners shall be
vested with full title to all corporate
assets and property of said corporation,
both real ana personal, with ful power
to dispose thereof to the best interests
of the stockholders.
In the case of death or inability to
act of either of said commissioners, the
others shall be authorized To act. No
stakeholder shall ever be held liable or
responsible for the contracts or faults
Of this corporation in any further sum
than the unpaid balance due the cOrpOr-
alton on the shares Of stock owned by
him, nor shall any mere informality in
organization have the effect of rendering
this charter null or of exposing any
stakeholder to any liability beyond the
amount of his stock.
Thus done and passed at my office in
this city. the day. month and year first
above written, in the presence of Arthur
l.. Mayer and +. ID. Conrad, competent
witnesses, residing in this city, who have
hereunto signed their names with ap-
bearers and me, Notary, after due read
ing of the whole.
Original signed: Emilien Perrin, 100
shares 100000. 80 Baronne street New
Orleans, La; W. T. Jay. 100 shares.
SO. 10000, 5l7 st. Louis street, New Or
leans, La; Martin H. ManiOn, 100 shares
sl0O0O.0O 300 Marine Bank building, New
Orleans, La.
Witnesses:
ARTHUR p. MAYER,
+. ID. CONRAD.
II. w. KAISER, Not. Pub.
June 29-Aug.3