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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
Mails Tempered With.

Washington. ID. c. June 23.-Post-
master General Burleson's investiga-
ton OF charges that mail going from
the United States to Sweden had been
opened in England has disclosed that
mail travelling in the reverse direc-
tion also had been tampered with. He
expects 20 make a report soon to the
state department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
American shins Released.

London, June Iii delayed by cen
sor. THE government has ordered
the discharge of the American steamer
Seaconuett, from New York for Goth
enburg. which has been detained at
Kirkwall for several days. Investi-
cation established that the Seacon-
nett's cargo was not intended for the
use OF enemies of Great Britain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
Ends Tom Morris Play.

Chicago. Ill, June 23.-The third
winning OF the Tom Morris trophy b.
he Los Angeles Country club brings
20 a close the series of annual golf
tournaments among clubs of the West
ern Golf association, It was announced
at the headquarters of the association
today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
Most Of Province Occupied
10 Early Part Of War Has
Been Reclaimed.
FORCE IS WITHDRAWN
Msu and Supplies Depart
When City Is Threatened
With EnveIopmsut.

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rraas feels fss. ssetaee EfrsE STEP
. direction et Hatt victory ess
assa 1s.fst
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ar general rrtrrsf bessn. EaFrtFIjtT
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIL y. NJ Tomorrow. for
goek Island. Davenport. Moline
and Vicinity.

Partly cloudy. with probably show
ers tonight or Thursday. Warmer to-
aiEht.
Temperature az a N. IS. Highest
Yesterday. -. Lowest last night. 5S
Velocity % wind "a a IN. u miles
per hour.
Precipitation. none.
Relative humidity AZ : ?. m. -; az
= m. 81. az ! ?. N today. IS.
stage % water. -. a fall of ! IN
last "a hours
IN sHERIER. Local FoFeeaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23
TO DROP
TWO COUNCILMEN
German Origin of Speyer and Cassel
Results in Action by Lord
Chief Justice.

London. June 23.-Baron Reading,
the lord chief justice. today granted
an order in the court of the kings
bench. directing Sir Edgar Speyer and
Sir Ernest Cassel TO show by what au-
thority they claim TO be members of
the privy council in Great Britain.
Application for the order was made
az the instance OF Sir George McGil-
lion on the ground that neither Sir
Edgar nor Sir Ernest are British sub
jeCts. born or bred, and therefore are
not lawfully members of the privy
council. The court granted the app1-
cation without expressing any opinion.
The German origin OF both these
hnanciers has been the subject OF
much comment in connection with the
internment of aliens in the United
Kingdom, the newspapers claiming
that many highly placed individuals
Of German origin were more danger
Gus than were humber folk.
Sir Edgar Speyer. in a letter to Pre-
mier Asquith on May i last resigned
mis- privy councillorship and requested
also that his baronetcy be revoked.
Replying TO Sir Edgar's letter OF resig-
nation. Premier Asqulth characterized
as "baseless and malignant" the impu-
tations made on Sir Edgar's loyalty
TO the British crown
Two weeks later Sir Edgar Speyer
arrived with his wife and three daugh-
ters in New York. Sir Edgar declared
that he had come to America for rest,
and expected 10 spend the summer on
the Maine coast.
Sir Edgar was born in 1862 and was
educated at Frankfort-on-the-M
He is the head of the banking firm of
Speyer Brothers of London. Last year
he resigned active participation in the
firm OF Speyer & Co. the New York
branch of the London house.
Sir Ernest Cassel was born in Co
logne in 1852
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-23

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ta4 IN Ehts fsee5xa Ess bees - ss-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
New Tenants for Lofts in Mid
town Section.

F-eieIck Fox q Co leased the first loft IN the
building $3.50 West ajth st. for term OF years
o. MAN & L0ve'oy. the third lot az 6-8 West
"a ST. % NJ j Gefeu and NJ y. kaufman. and
Ac fourth Loft az 2s4- West Z6th 81. 70 the Beach
Bathing SUIT Company
Bastle & Co leased 1921 West oath st. the
G'tA .o.t 20 Htnis * Wagner. and. through VI &
l. Hess the eleventh loft 20 the Fashion Garment
81 Forman 4 Co. leased space at IA West
1-tl e.. N A. HONG & Son. and l. Goodman
2ttl St. also. 20 Hauy Silyerman, at 1872 West
90 st. also. a. $50 West Dist 81. 70 Clarlce
Dress Company. and o. Jack Stegman: also. 70
Goldman g. Reich. a. 56 West "a ST.. and liS
Yves, -4th st.. % ~ Sfe-herg
Cross a. Brown Company leased 20 the Converse
Rubber Shoe Company the store. basement and
F. t-nascueft az l4- Duane s. for term o. years
ard tie ninth floor al 10 West 3.h g. 20 Shar-
L.es D. Preston Inc. leased for the Crosic
Realty Company space on the eighth floor OF $50
T..th dv 90 The New Era Novelty Company. and
Cor -he estate Of James B. Haggn. space on the
eighth floor o. 577 Broadway 70 Fred Moeschen
and Felix TrCthar
~ 40 Fourth av.. 70 the International Souvenir
SelWe~.el q linat and. With Edgar A. Manning
fte 18th floor ga the same building 10 the Chic
Mayer Company. al ll2 East 18th s.. the first
io,t. 20 Robert Scher0wer: store al 2ll Lenor az
t1 Akron kuMack. a. j3-5l West seth ST. the
sixth loft. o. IerZig Rappaport. with Marx
Hafas.y & Co.: Offices a. so Broadway, 70 the
chic yelling Company: al 5@9 Fourth az, 10 the
NcLare SIX Company. Inc. and al 4J6 fouiih av.,
90 H0uar y. tpl0lu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az n cor l74th 81. 63tlOo. c / Araer
Estate 20 T Mullin. 52S goth 81 mtg 81. .o1OI
al liens: Jan l.. sttys. seyoe a French. Al farE
SANE PROPERTY: 7. J Muuin to + p Armour.
VIA PARK Yonkers. reuuet ! University rl.
and Eliza Peuguet. 2f14 Valentine mig
So 0o0l Jan ~ all liens. at-ys. same. 81
BLEECKER ST. cor Elizabeth u. $3.50. Z u
Jan II attys. Merrill & X. 100 Bway. $1,000
BROADWAY. s58-SJ9. " cor 18Th b.. II T. llpeN
5th ay 25177. S79 Bway Corpn ana auo 10
broadway Property CorDn' 81 william 81. Jan j
PARK Az. 5. 5ll Slst ST. J3s1lOo. Pauel
ei al TO Park Union Holding co, 300 Baay,
Dec 81 1914 smis '2e5.oo9i atty L 7 In Co. s.
Fanny Gremes 10 A Golsnternik. Tyler Tex
lmis 10000; Jan II; ATTY. II L Kunster. 80
lOT Tf-; 81. s. 1884 sd Az. ls15o.6. has
brouck. err TO Pauline leeb. Donau. Germany;
4sTH ST. SIC W 5 5. 2l7 " l0,h Az. 26.41IOO5.
l. Iowenfels 20 Martha Iowenfcls. 86s Tiffany
81: n part lm'g s2l.oo0j Jan 3. atty AuAa9,r,
soTJI ST :. us lst av 2oIl0o5: S Parsons.
TINS T Ncidingcr, bankrupt. 20 X DoWuey
e. Al. Montcalm .. oswegos \ J al title. e..
Jan 2: atty. McG smith 80 Nassau q 81
ssTHf ST s. l2o "a Az 2oIioo5. panzser
st,ys. Goldman. II & L. p Br9.d = 81
18TH ST same prS2ery Mar NAP p' s,.t 20 sane
ing I''',0 55iSe "a az l6SIsT.i. 4 WIT
% -. 10 Teresa Whitman. 4e9 J. GdH 81 lm.g
$1,000 a / C. al liens Jan a. ANY Il
,e S1II sT $ s. iCs Ler.ngion Az. liIlo-2 tm's
f az int SIS 900 Gertrude Nsnderoeek 20
aV- ~ = son is sDth o., Jan u, Ai}a.
ts'i'Is,d a NJ rs Bway. :! -1
,2 " IA T. s. 100 " leIington az, la
18TH 90 4 Irv 81 al 20 Gertrude a NAnqerbe,k ;.
lg955 "a Iqsfh St. Jan II. s,tys sioddard a ",
,sTH 81 $50 iSFio: En-, cana a, f'1 So
MAN, o,s ali ~ =. 100 9 Al-slefI4m -'.
b5D ~, 49, -Hose Cashal1 ~ premium . p.ii..s
~ 't4V- i,s Church . lnis s'0'0''I' jan s5
. .ilg, SOM Brs. l'' chuf{s.n, o. o. 81 a ~
aTh 81 tnigh % Hish. .iis b"T 5 g9ii-
i IgI.Jj ,1,. al liens. June il A'S' - 81
,olS s Ns''a' leo Q, WI End a. -9'ioe
w.shsgi gy 'if IS 1914 Cm's ''''o'' 'lD 'oo y
clare ls5 BgW e ~ PARK ar e5Iio9 % J
lltih -. \ Jackson. lal fera ~ a..
Jason to lr1fg 81. o10l. De- .i,tt5 ~. s-r.b
i2IsT ST, a = 81, Ss " Iisih q. Dce 8. lsi',
Sg'1 70 SehSsrI. 80 fa .s.,,n Al, s04osli
AtS n 20 ~ Ans .iI 80 f-ig sos.
~, - - nor Ecaly g.. ll' h"-i rs
so6, M, Nov 4. f9ii. aiD'' '''-'' 500
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
NOTES OF THE TRADE.

Miss r. Moscow, formerly buyer OF
the ready-to-wear for the Greater
Frisco and Greater Oakland Cloak com
panies of San Francisco and Oakland,
Cal, respectively, will manage the
misses department OF the Palais Royal
department store Of Washington. Miss
Moscow will do all the buying for the
following departments: Misses coats
suits, dresses, skirts, waists, etc. she
will succeed Miss Boyle. Miss Moscow
has been identified with the Vomens
wear trade for a number OF years, ana
won many friends by her seeins
everybody" disposition. When IN the
market she would never show any par
TALLY, and was the first one 20 extend
a helping hand. While IN the Far
West she made a reputation by selling
her merchandise az close figures, and
was considered one Of the cleyerest
managers Of ready-to-wear depart
ments.
When II. p. Bonties was asked II he
was 20 be the president OF the II. Is
Clafin Corporation be said: IL IS
news to me-"
At the annual convention OF the Ma
tional Retail Dry Goods Association on
February 10 and IL addresses will be
made on "Salesmanship," by Luclna W.
Prince; Protocol" by Lillian ID. Wald,
"The Relation Of Drygoods to CRIME.
by Katharine B. Davis; THE Giving OF
Coupons with Merchandise by Manu-
facturers." by +. W. Bloomingdale, and
profit Sharing" by 7. p. McCubbin.
The annual banquet will be held at
the Knickerbocker Hotel on February
10. at the close of the session. oscar
Strauss will speak on Business
Ethics" The convention will be held
at the rooms of the organization.
Quite a number of knit goods sales
men will leave for their respective ter
ritories the end of this week. IL IS ex-
pected that the business conditions IN
general will offer a big help toward
merchants placing quantity orders.
A new garment that was shown by
an out-of-town dress concern proved
70 be such success that many local
manufacturers are wondering whether
the demand will keep up. IL IS made
of silk poplin, in empire effect, and
has a shirred bodice of a contrasting
color. The skirt has six folds or ruff
fes, and is over three and a half yards
wide at the bottom. The price OF this
garment is so little that many buyers
have placed large orders. A well
known manufacturer said: "lf that
concern will fill the orders and ship the
same merchandise as represented, the
buyers who bought the garment will
have the greatest bargains that have
been sold in these parts IN long
while. don't see how manufact-
urer can turn out dress of that kind
for so little money. Il looks TO me as
though the out-of-town manufacturers
are going to cut prices this season In
order to get recognition in the local
noarLat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
Large Structure Will Be
Built at Concourse
and 19Sth St.

The purchase Of plots in The Bronx
by buyers who will erect apartment
houses on the sites played an interest
ing part in the sales announced yester-
day.
John La Spina purchased from Ber-
nard Block the plot OF nearly FIVE lots
at the northeast corner of the Con-
course and 19sth st. The property has
a frontage of 10 feet on the Concourse
and 80 feet on 19Sth st. Mr.. La Spina
intends 10 improve the site with an
elevator apartment house Of the most
modern type, TO be either nine or seven
stories in height.
In part payment for the Concourse
site Nr. La Spina gave the 75-foot plot
az 246 TO 250 East l52d ST., between
Park and Morris avs. The latter prop
Crty has a depth of 1l9 feet and con-
taius an old frame dwelling and stable.
John A. Steinmetz sold for r. Will
Jams q plot 92x1l4 feet on the west
side Of Bryant av., % feet south of
East 111th St, to q builder, who will
erect five story apartment houses on
the site.
Julius Tishman & Sons, who last
month purchased the five houses at
I'D TO 12S and 1872 East 10th st. from
various owners through Douglas L.
Gilman & Co., acquired the interven-
ing dwelling, at 1870, through the same
brokers. Il is four story house. on
lot 1SXl00.2. and was secured from
Mrs. II. II. Feuchtwanger.
With this purchase the Messrs. fish
man now control plot S7x102.2 feet
on the south side of the street, be-
tween Park and Lexington avs. The
site Will be reimproved with a nine
story frcproof apartment house, plans
for which are now being prepared by
Schwartz & Gross, architects. The
house will contain many novel features,
arranged for three apartments on
aoor, with suites Of six, seven and
eight rooms.
Other sales follow:
1-lTH ST--Georse Pfsn has sold 10 Paul Kohn
SOS and $40 IVES. 18Th st.. two FIVE story fla's. on
bio. t.V,s.4l. adjoining the southeast corner Of
I..allur-t as. The houses were given in part pay
.ut t0r Che Galway and Mcclure tracts. consist
t's az about fifteen acres. on the Hutchinson
h.vcr. m the eastern section Of The Bronx. War
zen leslie arranged Tie transaction.
l+lTH ST.-paul A. NcGCrick has sold 21l
West l4o'l S.. q Eve stoTy flat on 10; 2j199.lo,
near Eighth ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating to trade matters and conditions
should be addressed 10 the Editor q tho Buyers
Column.
Question-Kindly tell me the names
Ct the commercial hotels in the follow
ing cities: Cleveland, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis and Columbus,
Ohio. Yours truly. William Herrili.
Answer-Cleveland the Statler Hotel;
indianapolis, the Claypool; Terre
Haute, the Terre Haute House; ~.
Louis. the Planters, and Columbus, th7
Chittenden.
Question-Will lowered cotton ma
terial be shown in dresses for summer
L. F. NJ. Answer-All kinds OF cotton
material will be shown.
Question-Please tell me the name
of the merchandise manager OF the
Efird department store, of winston
Salem, n. CO. Respectfully, the q. j.
Cloak and Suit Company. Answer
Effird.
Question-Will large panama hats by
worn by ladies in the warm season
What will the trimmings bee. kar-
rem, Trinidad, Col. Answer-fes.
Ribbon of contrasting color, draped
loosely, with flowing streamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY Il
Manhattan.

SYST ST. TO 20 100 W; Geiler AT Wesley
Realty CO. owner. l Osscrman. contractor re
rcTal. $500 81
BrI ST. 30 W. and 18Th 81. 70 and 70 ". Bernard
Greenwood 60 agf oxford Really Go. owner g 7
n CIR. contractor. 500 SO
cisr ST us and go " A Gollinrs sgt Brook
miro Really Co. owner. and Clara Mayer. con-
81 Az 1868 and 1870. Rosenberg sgt Catherine
NcGbul. owner. McGynn. owner and
contractor. 81
BOWEHY. y and 70 Fucker sgt Lucy Smith.
Airs j. lisrte Mildred A Hanke. owners; jewish
Pros Pub Go. lessee aud contractor. Spect0r Con
tracing Co. contractor. S6ij ID
Az A. ,6l 20 317. Northern Waterproofng Go at
Mid-Crosstown Realty Co. owner. Auto Truck
Storage AND Exchange Go. lessee Eagle Concrete
A-oh Engineering co. contractor; Nl2 81
MADISON Az. 200. Hester Decorating GO sgt Gus
taT!a 4 AID w SEMI. owners and CONTRACTOR;
l.45T
10TH ST. Q and W: n Greenbau agt l. W
Morrison. owner. ROsenstein and R0seEin
Amusement Co. Inc lessees. d Levin. contractor;
lsgD ST I65 W: J Bieler ast D Rooney. owner
and contractor. Sil3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY l..
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. SIS. 33s Canal st. 26Ilx35t271S5:
Scamcl's Bank for Savings In the city OF New
YORK aN Civic Centre 60 81 al foreclosure Of
two m,gsl attys. Cad~alader' WicAershAn q
Taft
GREENE ST. rs: G Winthrop ct al agt Co
hen % al foreclosure Of mtgl. atty, G Wood
10TH ST q s. go Columbus az. 20xl0O, Lex
iugtOu as. g. s3ll n 33d st. 20 lO1lO; 9Th 81.
8 o. 1853 5th aY. 2jI93 H. and lioth 81, S
s. les q Amsterdam sy I50x99ll: kathryn b
Conan agt Ada G. Courtney ct al tpariuon);
atty n 81 r BocAmau.
German Savings Bank Ia the City OF New YORK
Az n Wof et al foreclosure OF mtg; attys.
Amend & Amend
LOT g. Block 30 Sec l.: L Pines agt Emma
Towusheld 81 al foreclosure OF tar LEM atty
ID Az. COZ Oh st. 81 s1s7: A Nostrand Real.
tg Go. Inc. at ii0sen ct al foreclosure OF
mtg. airy. j hOhu. -
"a storm ct al agt Waldorf Construction Co e.
@. factions 20 forecioso two mechanics Aensl !;
atiys. Philips & Avery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13

BY Joseph +. Day
'' is,i6l2 sS dw VIZ Nsg % yieoy 's sst iaa
l NoiIenpeTg ct al Be,siaggers IT, s,y'
$50 Adjourned 20 January %.
MADISON Az. 1889 cor of l29th 81. l7.9t,';
$ sly tenmt and stores. J. C4.'ds az, j POS lam
e al; l. Mcrcels. atty. + II Grcgoy. re;. Cue.
$500 67; taxes. etc. $500. To The plaintiff for
I56Th ST 2Os w.ss. l4O w OF 7th A. i51aall.
sty dwg. Minnie ID Bachr e al agt sarah s.
Smith 81 al, Godwaicr. atty, II Foue..
rel que, %,sls; taxes. ETC. 800 30 ITO u'
lo5D ST. mo J.. D 5. 40 OF Park az. l5Eioon;
sly dwlg. y Orhopacdlc nlspc's4t ana
Hospital AT Leah Coin Fl al. u swain. airs
IL TINT. ref due. S'l-+ u. taxes. etc. $-i' '1.
l8lsT ST. y L. s. lti o. On az. j 4ie' y &.
sly dw.g; Annie plchl agt Sarah McC.1u.et
linden aHa admi1. c. al +, nhe.iei. ,a
$S-SS ~ taxes. etc. $-5i 81. To Ae p.4-nuH
By Samuel Marx
10TH ST. s3s-sH L. g. 100 OF Jet sy. esr
$50 tx irleg; . sty tcumt and stores and fF
stables Metropolitan lmit Go at e. Dp-sA1
smith. ref. due. $500 IS. taxes etc. $685. -1.
subject TO mtg Of $4,000. To the plaintiff 90,
32b ST. l42 ". s. 4s5 " 9th az. 2oIi4799o.-1
900. 8 sly tumt: Marjorie u Clelaud sgt Mate.
X Cieaud ct ai. j " Russell atty w -hlclu.
lS2D ST. 2i6 W Sc 1874 " IN a7 l6sE2ell.
sly dng: Catherine NJ CrocEct ct al. trustees:
Cohen ir'' ref. due $50 70: taIcs &C. Sc 81:
" the plaintiff FOR 5000.
BY Herbert \. sherman.
MADISON Az. 2046- 1882. cor 10th st. 97llr
So. . sly tumt and store. Heilsaelugr O.. a..
trustees. ast Rachel Meyers e. o.. S,rDgrh
Stroock. attys. sherman. ref; due. >jl.V a@i
taIes etc. $3.50 Of 70 the plaintiff ioi $4,000.
Al The Bronx Exchange.
BY Joseph p. Day.
l49TH ST. +. s. 22j Morris as. 25rS5 8. va
cant: Mar O'GOman 90 al ast / Schlaul %
a.. " Arnold atty. Il 5 Mullen. ref. due.
$5e62 30. taxes. etc. SIZE 50. 10 the p.Anud for
5000.
By Henry Brady.
l65TH ST. "A T.. 2 cor Wc1dycrcst az. 100. %
80. sty ulmt and stores: J. Kaiser at Dun
Joe Holding co. Inc ri al. Todd q 50 John.
sttys j Heulessy. ref; due. S2j.la. J5. taxes.
etc. subject 20 puor mtg OF S-SO0D. % DE
plaintiff for $4,000.
By George Price.
HOME ST S44. S. 9lS W Prospect az. 4o.2199. OK
q l1l1U.2. sty umt. GemslIa Fire ius 60 ast
hath l. BedtOl Ct a.: J. Hal. atty; i % Van
D0ren ref. due. S55.oS2p3. taxes etc. Sos. 90
PORN ST. S5s +. Il S. $50 Baucs ag. l001li4
vacant Martin agt Marian LsuusN e. al
Gescheidt T0omey attys; VI Bcllt. re-. due,
Sl5s5 -: taxes etc. SlO5 o., % tAe plaintiff
for 81 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
Vncers Elected by
the United Hunts

~ meeting of The directors Of the
go Hunts Racing Association yes
49, Perry Belmont was elected
'S's.,,aent ion ,he year 1915.
YaeI officers elected follow: First
y. president. T. S. Won Stade; second
\, President, Lewis =. Warlng; treas
~ J. j. Muuriing; secretary H.
slafes l. Appleton, Birdseye Is
- Joseph T.. Davis and Lewis r..
sMg were elected directors OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
Burns To Speak at Meeting

William J Burns viii speak on state or County
Colsfalu lryf' az the annual meeting OF the West
chester County Chamber Of Commerce, which VIII
ue held az the Hotel Manhattan Tomorrow even
llE dt o'clock
The following men have been nominated for direc-
tors 90 De voted for a. tho meeting Henry n.
Barrett White Plains: Ben J.. Fairchild Pelham
Charles Field Grifen. MamafoneCk. Charles W
TfavItt. IT, Hsrtsdac: Henry r. Lounsbery Bed
ford. j. Crawford Stevens. White Plains; Alexander
StnIz Yoakcrs. George A Slater. Port Chester
Mayhem Wainwright. Rye. and Joseph $. Wood
tr..trf Vernon