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New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Era of Lower Food
Prices Begun, Says
L. 5. Administrator
Surplus Recorded as Result
of Increase in Produc.
ton and War Taught Com
servation in the Home
By BRIGGS

An efa of lover food prices has sci
in, Arthur Williams. Federal Food Adz
ministfatof for hew York, declared
Yesterday Stimulated production and
waf=tsught conservation, he said, are
bringing about growing surplus Of sup
ply over demand, with conseouent
drop in prices, BY figures collected
from public markets and private re-
tail stores, Mr.. Williams showed that
since the first Of the year the food
prices have been declining
Inc figures gathered by corns os
special assistants for Mr.. Williams re-
meet the trend of the food price mar
ket since the first of the wear. Gro
cerles show almost universal decline
and of meats, pork and beef record q
decline
The last official fair retail price bull
let'n of the Federal Food Board was
published for the week OF Dccember
20 to 81, 1918. The figures published
then are compared with the present
prices in the greensboro market and
several private retail stores. The com
PARSONS follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Presbyterian Churches
Plan Federal Mcryc,

PITTSBURGH. March 27.-~The com
m'ttec on the union Of the general ns
scmblics of tho Presbyterian Church
in the United States and the Prcsbytc-
rlnn Church South has reached a ton
tativc agreement for tho merging of
the bodies into federal general as
scmbly.
1t was announced that the North.
crn General Assembly will meet Nav
10 In ST Louis TO consider the promo
aal, while the Southern General Assem-
bly, will met in New Orleans on tho
same date WV
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
BI0uses
With Charm.

Hundreds of new blouses
are here today, noticeably-
The Apron Front
Georgette crepe blouse trimmed pith
heavy silk soutache braid in leaf design
In pastel colors, $500
A loose deep bib effect
on the front of delicate flesh
colored Cor whte) Georgette
crepe blouse This bib is inset
with motifs of Irish crochet lace
and edged with dainty lace,
$3.50.
A round-neck
Georgette crepe waist with shoulder
fastenings The round neck and cuffs
are are. softened by deep accordion -pleated
In pastel colors, $3.50
A silvery gray
crepe de chine waist enoirclcd by three
deep tucks. S6.15
A slip-over
in GcorRette crepe flesh or vhitel with
large silk embroidered wheels OF self
color on the fronts, s5.a5
And, of course, many
others at all prices.
Third floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Dinner Sets

Every dinner set in our
regular stocks is reduced an
average of a third American
porcelain dinner sets are SI5
to- to $25 next Tuesday 500 10
S35); English porcelain din.
ner sets, $3.50. $50 and Ss5
(next Tuesday S35 to S45l:
French china dinner sets. s65
(next Tuesday $S0).
Second Gallery, New Building
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
housewares

All kinds of Wanamaker
wear 'round-quaIity kitchen
furnishings. as well as re-
frigerators, sewing machines.
bathroom fittings. cooking
utensils of iron, tin and alum.
mum. brooms and brushes,
nickel plated percolators,
chating dishes. casserole
dishes. etc. at Is to 40 per
cent less today, and Monday
only.
Seventh GALLERY, Nav lluIsss,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

'lncIudcs convertible and centre entrance
cars for rcconstruction work.
The number Of surface convertible
cars prepared as leaders for motor
trailer operation has been increased
from 5b TO 105 There has been consid-
trablc delay IN preparing these cars,
owing to lack Of material, that they arc
now coming forward in sufficient NUN
bcr soon to begin placing the cars in
service for motor trailer operation.
The centre entrance cars, which arc
also being prepared for train service a.
multiple unit trains, are now being
turned out Mt the Fresh Pond repair
shop.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Neck,Uear Sale
For " omen, Csc

1000 pieces the very
Things we are all looking for.
For instance, an organdie
gulmpe tucked in a shirt bosom
effect. 1t is charming with the
new open-fronted suits. There
are cuffs to match.
Then come: lccvcless
gulmpes of not, trimmed nuted
1rllls and pearl buttons.
Collar and cuff sets of cross
bar organdle in flesh, white, beige
and French blue.
Washable double satin vests.
Vests that combine satin and
plcated Georgette crepe.
Black SILK lace guimpes, etc.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

Inc purchasing power Of the dollar
IS growing" said Mr. Williams. ave
arc feeling the results Of the increased
production in the form Of greater food
reserves. AS the line Of production is
moving north daily, our ample reserve
supply will soon be greatly augmented.
The lessons Of conservation and tho
use of inexpensive substitutes arc per
mancnt. Housewives wasted apnroxi-
matcly 10 per cent Of their foodstuF
purchases one year ago. At present
they waste less than 5 Der cent"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
RUincOUfs and
SfOrn,cOats, Reduced

so English raincoats for
women - $11.25 to $22. so; !;
were S16.50 to $35.
A few English weed
ats-$1S.75; were orig
inally much higher.
Circumstances have caused us
during the past two years to
hoard our foreign coats care
fully. Now that English ship
ments are more frequent, we are
clearing out, at great conces-
sions in price, these few English
coats that are a little less fresh
than the new arrivals.
Second floor Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Negro Is Convicted
For East St. Louis Rinis

ST LOUIS. Mnrch 2s. Leroy N.
hundy, Of East ST. Louis. a negro den
tlst, was found guilty and sentenced TO
llfc imprisonment in tho circuit court
g, Waterloo. ILL.,, this afternoon. on n
charge OF conspiring 10 murder in
connection with the killing Of two do
tectiyes in riot in Enst ST. Louj.
the night Of July l., 1917.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
City Briefs

:, ne steamships knoxville and Louisville
biidta we're launched yesterday by iha New
hfk Hay shipssfd of the Avi,ma.,na itoat
Nptputa'ioi', The vessels are the thifiys6fsi
an1 'his' second 10 leave tha ways III thal
plsnt
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
By Lindley Nj. Garrison
B. K T. Receiver


Owing to the cessation of war 90,
ditions aud the consequent release of
large numbers of men for the indus
trics and other activities of peace. the
brooklyn Rapid Transit Company has
been enabled during the last few
montha to effect gratifying improve
ments IN service. both on the rapid
transit and surface lines
MS improvement was officially tcs-
- g,nea 20 on March 10, by Mr.. Walter
tdgerton, Supervising Inspector Of
'ne Public Service Commission. when
caiIed as a witness in Case No 2 3da
Nr- Edgerton declared that tho sor
wee on the B. r. I. rapid transit lines
was better than ever before. with tbe
exception OF two or three where the
limitation of service was directly at-
lrlputapse to the limitation in track
capacity, an element in the Situation
beyond the companys control
MARKED improvement in service bas
also been generally acknowledged in
'etters addressed to the receiver ard "a
onlclals Of the company from many
OF our patrons '''A"S
Although the period of time which
haa , s'apsed since the first Of the wear
~ nas neen TOO short to admit Of tho
,hero"uction of large economies or
changes IN organization or in motbods
OF operation--all Of which arc at ,roa
ent subjects of the most careful stnd,,
me statements Of improvement which
t1'iow are most encouraging. because
my 'nolcate that the company ia do
nandicaps "P''o u All
Rapid Transit Lines
SERVICE
k,n.,s Sv,uIyef structure placed in service o.
,n;j"s n,Rhwsy- Increase in car .rips caT
mites and seat miles ''"' var
'ee. ~. 1913 CThursday)1s 2of t9oro,
December 10. 1918 .ls.20t 1sa "a . .ds In'ics ;
e" 49, 1919 1890 1874 o'a92 1S1 4s1
increases -. ess 7.la2 $50 2o2
CARS AVAILABLE
december ~, 1918 .
''' i'i''''' '''................. ~
""s" .....@..- -.............. 100
EMPLOYEES IN SERVICE ~
March Is -; ,.,a is's .................. ANA
.''................. 1905
Increase ..........
INCREASE IN DAILY SERVICE ''i
broadway Brooklyn Line;
Period Increa.e.
$40 =. m. 10 r al Cars Per Ct
middsy g 20 am 10 1 30 PM b ~ 70
a. u, 8 a. m M
Fulton Street Line: 90
Midday .......... .,
West End Line % ."
q AL. " r''h hours (s.a0-s.so is
''f''iNS tt--- s.s.<..... % AZ IA
Fourth Avenue subway: 90 80
.,l.i"nsy II, ts.... t,,.....,.., 3s 100
Eyening q %. m. 10 roidpight} AZ 100
byeninK .......,.... -
Brighton Beech Line.
Midday .......,.. IN IN
Culver Line: W
Morning rush ...,... y 2a3,
byening rush .,,.,....,.,,,.. ig ~ ia
General
osser improvements include conr~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Boys Need
Salts Like These

Good Suits with Two
Trousers, $1S.
Extra trousers always mean
MORE wear-and, incidentally.
n "bctterlooking" boy. Fancy
mixtures --~ all-wool - alpaca
lined coats. Everything for ser.
vice. Sizes to IS.
mssunh Hnnr. OLD Rniidlnr.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Soap

knicket'bocker llardwater
Soap made for us, and Us
alone will be 81 a dozen
cakes today and Monday. On
Tuesday the price goes back
10 $50 dozen.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
The Crttn1bIe
and Decay
Of Other Nations

through their own greed and per
versltles, have given to the world
new vision by which the wav is
being marked out for the new
life and safe progress of all its
peoples.
The whole world is stepping
forward for rightness and honor.
Women are TO have higher
status and politics is to be
cleaner, independent Of races and
crccda
ln the bignoss Of the common
task all barriers to success must
be overcome, and that none shall
hinder, every human being must
do an unselfish part, Whatever
the sacrifice requires.
The difficulties must be faced
and beaten down by real men
with poise and purpose, who are
consecrated to the task Of lift
ing a tumultuous and suffering
world out Of morass to sure
foundations upon which shall be
bullded citizenship of fraternity
that can never be shattered or
overthrown.
God save the day
Signed
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

New York, March 30, 1919.
Good morning!
The 1ceathcr today 1clW
probably be fair.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

faclngs OH most Of them.
Thickly encrusted with good
looking flowers that they
look like twice as much as
they are TO cost.
Smart effects in wheat are
what many young women are
looking for They are here
Metfons Ike the soften effect on
burnt ostrich, That is here. too,
Iirsl floor, Old Building,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Bedroom
Furniture
important Safe

Closing out solid mahog-
any Colonial pieces (made for
us only) at the greatest re-
ductlon ever put upon them.
$4,000 worth for S22.O42.
BEDSTEADS
SALE Prio> Regular Prize
$3.50 and $72 ssO.5o and Sl0s
BUREAUS
$53.25 to $l2z $50 10 $ls3
CHIFTONIERS
s5l.25 to s77l5 ST to $ll6
DRESSING TABLES
$43.25 to So725 sos to SI03
CHIFFOROBES
$3.50 TO $96.50 sl3o to sI45
COSTUMERS
Sl9.25 $40
TOILET MIRRORS
$3.50 $3.50
$685. and $40 $3.50 and $50
CHEVAIS
$3.50 and $3.50 5000 and slol
HIGHBOYS
500 80 $lAS
CENTER TABLES
$50 $45
Every Piece Mahogany
The mahogany matches. IL Is All ant.
form in color and finish II you bought
p'ec" OF this furniture Ave years avo
you can match il today IN this snlc
tbut not aftcrward). lnSidcs are finished
neatly The cabinet work on It Is 90
good hs on any furniture tn our stocl.
no matter what tho Price. Wa hsvs .oid
thousands OF pieces, and have never re.
ceiVrd complaint. IT IA GOOD firni-
'nre. We are selling II out now because
IN" vnr stopped its manufacture. The
factory went into government worry and
cannot resume, except at much higher
prices.
Sixth gallery. New Ruildlrr.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

concert Nill he given hs lhe Naealon
Association at the Metropolitan Opera House
on tuesday evening, Apr 5. Geraldine Ful-
ihf' Serge' taehmaninof and the Philadelphia
Orchestra viii he featured
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Smart DoImans, S39.75
Young Girls Capes
Lined with Silk. SI6.5O

Black-andwhitc checked wool
velours = fine, soft quality -
capes lined with Victory red or
porcelain blue silk; ties of the
SILK, too. Sizes 6 to Ii years.
Other c.apes for girls Of 8 to IA veafs
start at ~ $50. st which price there Is
81 attractive model II navy blue serge
WIN o'ue.and- white polka dotted silk lie
New coats as low as $t2.76.
Cabos for intermediate girls
hhe wool ,veloufs III Pekin blue,
rookie or hehnn, $3.50.
Second 1oof Old building.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Al 1880
Special Purchase

Of khaki, oxford cloth and whip
cord suits at $25. Good-looking,
well tailored, equipped with
patch pockets and trimmed with
bone buttons. In khaki and OK
ford gray.
Second floor, Old Building
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Round Yoked Cane
FOR Little Girls

lined gray or red silk and fin
'shed with silk and serge balls
at the end.
These things give it quite an
"air."
Two to six years. Price
$18.75.
The little hat in the picture is
ono or many smart tailored styles
IN Milan straw. 1t is $9.75.
Third ncor, Old building.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

The annual meeting of the PRESBYTERIAN
Union is to be held the Hotel Savoy Mon
day night April 7. Annual reports will be
ing year.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
900 Handbags
AT So and So

A special lot poplins. faille
and MORE, with metal and COW
cred frames; inside frame, pocket
and mirror; one style finished
with ruff1e and celluloid frame:
black, navy blue, brown, taupe.
BY the 9th Street Elevators.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
v omen's High-Cut
Shoes at 81

Patent leather dress" shoes
with gray cloth tops and Louis
heels. 81.
Black Kid walking shoes
dull kid tops, low heels. ST.
Black kid button shoes-dull
KID tops and low heels. ST.
Dark tan calfslin with fswn
cloth tops, low heels. 81.
First aoor, Old Building
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

tcsy Squad. composed of thirty-fvc men
recently discharged from the army and
navy, who have. as special platform
police. done much to solve the problem
of handling the rush hour crowds at
Canal Street. Chambers Street. Broad
way and Myrtle Avenue and other
points Of congestion on the system.
special cleaning squad has been
appointed TO care for subway walls.
Additional inspectors have been np-
pointed to regulate service and instruct
trainmcn.
Additional inspectors have been an
pointed to sec that stations arc prop
cry heated and kept in clcanly con
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

The principal address before the RenubIi
can County Committee of Kings County next
month will be delivered by Lieutenant Colo
mel Theodore Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Gel Ready
FOR The Links
Coli Balls

Silver King. the durable Sl,26
Khdlo, the far-nylng ,...,,$l.0 .05
Red Flash, the reliable 49,, 85c
Blue Flash, the popular ...., 75c
Taplow, the Aoater .... SOC
Golf clubs, imported heads,
IRONS, $4; wooden clubs, $3.50.
Golf bags, gloves, etc.
Golf shoes, $s.75 and $3.50.
Exceptionally low prices.
Burlington Arcade floor,
New Building
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

'HE members of The Greater New
York City Association Of Mail Truck
and Ambulance Dodgers are certain tn
be Interested in The modest history If
one simple little police court case In
brooklyn yesterday.
,,l, didht thlhk there was any speed
limit for mail trucks explained ga.
bfiel kof0bilh, Of is7g sieriing plape
brooklyn. 10 the magistrate, who lhus
agreed with the members Of The Greater
New York city Association Of NJ. =,
and A. d.
ITS perfectly evident that there are
several Of you who don't thnk,'" said
the court Twenty five dollars or two
days IN jail,
-, There is no reason for you men to
think you are better than anybody else
and are not subject TO law" continued
the magistrate. IF you ever come be-
lore me again | II send you to jail with
out the alternative of paying IA fine"
=, year from yesterday the Greater
New York City Association Of M. r.
and A. d., is going to celebrate the an
hiVefsary OF certain cosmic cataclysm.
IT YOU are the kind of automobile
- driver who every now and then gets
punched for luck-or for lack of it--you
should use some discretion in choosing
the borough in which you run afoul Of
the law
Statistics by William McAdoo, Chief
CITY Magistrate, given out yesterday.
prove that 1t is generally more expen-
sIve to be nabbed in Manhattan or
Richmond than in The Bronx. Oucons
or in Brooklyn.
The magistrates in Manhattan doled
out ~ prison sentences and but 36 sus-
pended sentences in 755 cases to the
gentlemen who "ddnt believe thcy were
gong that FAST and who were possessed
of other unbeiefs, whereas 90 in 267
cases in Queens, 53 in l75 in The Bronx
and 81 in 296 in Brooklyn were assured
that they might 90 their way unmo-
Tested at least financially. Richmond
presented the rock bottom of hard luck
Only two offenders escaped there.
Owing to the pleasant weather in
February. there were ,575 violations Of
the speed ordinance as against 238 for
the same period last year
e. N. GILMORE, Jr.. of Louisville.
O' KY. is at the Hotel Majestic ar
ranging for final. absolutely -the-last
appearance farewell convention of
group of corkscrew manufacturers
which viii take the form of a dinner to
be held IN the hotel on April 18.
Mr.. Gilmore says each manufacturer
OF corkscrews viii wear band of crepe
around his arm and swan song will
De sung instead of "Hail, Hail, the
Gangs All Here" ditty.
There will be very little need for a
corkscrew after July - said Mr.. Gil
more. 'Of course, there will be some
bottles 10 be opened. but not enough to
give any special boom to the business
OF manufacturing corwscrews None of
US IS going out Of business exactly.
but most of us are going to make cork
screws just as a side line
at would be quite advisable for those
who have corkscrcws to keep them In
few years they viii be valuable as
souvenirs, just as the cigarette case
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

Our duty is discharged i, ~.
particular detail, when we - ,.,S a,'S
due notice of the near pass;n,, sns
of these opportunities to Is,s sa"s
money. But VIC deem conditiases
10 warrant our emphasizing ,o.'s thosa'
facts lug ''esc
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

for women who want to bf
right up to the minute in
shoe fashions.
Other oxfords for women IN IS co..
lection are of tan and black calf, blsts
glazed kid and patent leather
Pumps, too, at S6-dull calf.
tan calf, patent leather and
glazed kid.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Capes, Doln,ans

Capes, Doln1ans
Smdrfest Spring Wrups
Very moderately priced
cape-wraps and dolmans for
your Spring wardrobe.
At S29.5O
Two models in navy blue and
black serge. One dolman with
a yoke--very quaint and un-
usual The other a straight
front cape-wrap with sleeves and
becoming back line. Both
S29.50
AT $3.50
A blue or black serge cape
with throw scarf that may be
worn as Vatican panel in the
back. An odd and pretty fea-
ture of this wrap is a trimming
of accordion~pleated self ma
terinl all around the bottom and
on the scarf
A dolmnn at $40 has a remark
ably becoming shawl collar and
makes effective use Of foulard
lining
AT S70.5O
A beautiful tricotIne dolman
with inserts Of silk fringe and
dolman Of crystal cord ideas for
motoring. In tan, navy and
taupe.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Receiver Gives Figures to
Show That Brooklyn Peo-
pie Are Getting Better
Service Than Ever Before
Courtesy Squad Added
More Men Are Employed and
More Car Trips Are Made.
He Says, Than Year Ago

Here'0i'h IS statement By Li,ldiey
~. Ga'rlson, recetrer for the Brookiun
rapid Transit Company, writtsn for
mo Tribune. 1t shows IN detou ,ust
ivhot Judge Garrison has ACCOMPLISHED
rstdtipe to Improvements IN seruice ~,
the tines Of the system since he uaa
placed at its head, on the first Of the
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Young Women s
Suits at $3.50
A special purchase I

a special purchase
Every suit in the collection
is fashioned of fine navy blue
nen's-wear serge the kind
which tailors so beautifully.
Four models illustrated
has the more modified box coat .
another has the box coat with
which one may wear "A Qi{ef,
other two are severely tailored
and have coats with faring pep
lums.
All coats have the close fitting
narrow shoulders which the best
tallors are now advocating. Coats
are lined with charming silks.
Sizes ID to 20 years in each
model.
Smart DoImans, S39.75
In navy blue serge. lined
with peau de cygne to match
=, Capes of serge start at s25. And
There are scores of modish dolmans
capes and wraps up to s1l0.
Moire Taffeta Frocks. $3.50
Charming new model Navy
blue or black.
ALSO-Dresses Of tafTeta serge fan
'aro, Georgette crepe and printed chiffon
START at $25; tricotine at $50 50; and
a
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

The hith centenary of the death of st.
vincent terrcr, patron saint of the church of
that name, at Sixty-fith Street and Lexing-
ton Avenue. will be celebrated April 4 5 and
=. The Right Rev. John O'Connor, Bishop of
Newark, viii be the celebrant of the pontifi- j.
cal high mass. which Will inaugurate the
celebration at 10 O'Clock Thursday Members
of the Metropolitan Opera Company have
promised to acsst with the music during the
three-day celebration.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

may, be if the reformers keep up their
work "
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Notice

Every householder shoula
know (and every reader n
this will confer a favor ,,nos
some householder by hand.
ing her this notice. that The
substantial March sav;nn.
on CHINA. HOUSEWARES
and SOAP are available OMIT
today and Monday.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

Senator Gilbert NJ Hitchcock, Of Nebraska
chairman of the Senate Committee on For
eign Relations, and Senator Irvine L. Len
root. of Wisconsin. will discuss the proposed
league of nations from different points OF
view at a dinner of the Economic Club OF
New York, to be held at the Hotel Astor
April Henry A. Wisewood George W
Wlckcrsham, Lieutenant Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt and Charles Pcrgler first Czccho-
Slovak Minister to the United States viii he
among the sneakers.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

Fire which destroyed seven frame buildings
in Atlantic Highlands, N j. early yesterday
forced many persons scantily clad to flee
their homes The fire started in three story
store and apar artmcnt house from an unknown
source and. famed by the wind spread quick
ly. The damage estimated at $50 600
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
Mechanical Department

10 IN" above total should be addcd
twenty weekly rated employees. making
total Of 2,3l5, or an Increase Of p2s
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

The Dyckman Street ferry. at the foot of
Dyckman Street, will open to-day for passcn-
gers and automobiles. Tnis ferry is the direct
route to Interstate Park. Camp Merritt. Bear
Mountain and other points in New Jersey
Boats will be daily from a. m. to |
p m. and on Saturdays. Sundays and holi-
days from until midnight.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
surface transportation Department

lrips operated during February, 1919.
compared with trips operated during
pecemoer. 1913. Indicate that the Feb
ruary scrvice exceeded the December
seTvlee at the rate Of approximately
'ipooo trips per month, basirg tho scr
wee OF both on thirty one day month.
Mechanical Department
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29
indispensable
Spring Hafs-S6

for East
er.
r here
are Geor-
z G t t e
c I c p e
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

A second daughter born carly ycster-
day morning to Mr. and Mrs. William Zicg-
lcr, jr., at their residencc, at go Park Ave
nuc. Their first daughter. Elizabeth. was
born four years ago. Mr. zicglcr is the
adopted son of the late William Zicglcr who
at the time of his death was head OF tho
ROYAL Baking Powder Company
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

The Central Jewish Institute, at l25 East
Eighty fifth Street. whose work is the cduca-
ton of young Jcwry in the traditions and
ideals OF their race. will pcrpctuatc the
memory Of Ferdinand Ezra NJ. Bullowa by
establishing scholarships to the amount of
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

VVHsfHI
Other improvements include a conr.