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BUSINESS LEASES.

Through Herbert Hecht & Co. the
Schuite Cigar Stores Company leased
the building at SIS Sixth avenue and III.
building adjoining at 1903 West Forty-
sixth street. George A. Knobloch. at
torney, represented the owners in the
transa ction.
II. M. WE'LL Company leased for the
"etmore and Baudouine estates 44s
to 451 West Sixteenth street. two Ave
story buildings, 50x100, for twenty-one
years to the Economy Wiping Materials
Company, Vincent Mcguire president.
william A. White & Sens with Tanen-
baum, Strauss & Co. leased a loft at
Ios to 100 Greene street to Harry A.
W altman; to Charles Owen and Arthur
Levine loft at Reade street: 10
Aaron Ost and Nathan Granet a loft at
321 to 1913 East Third street; to Max
Friedberg loft at les Centre street ;
to George Cohen a loft at 363 Canal
street TO Fibre Case Specially Company
a loft at 427 West Broadway; to Lagoze,
Weine 4 Shapiro offices at As West
twenty seventh street; to Frank Koch
lei and John s. Kemp an Office at IS
Exchange place: to Julius Bohm Agency
an office at l643 West l25th street.
The United Cigar Stores Co leased
the property at Az Willis avenue.
St Regis Lunch leased from the
Rivoli Realty Company the store and
basement at 226 Fifth avenue for ten
years
Cross & Brown Co. leased to Ruth
belmont. Inc. space on the fifth floor
5 to 10 West Forty-fifth street; loft
at Greene street to the Crescent Color
Company; the Ave story building at 252
to 254 West Sixty-eighth street to Healy
& Co. for five years; the second story of
6O6 Fifth avenue to Bennett Travel
Bureau, Inc.
Duross Company leased the store and
basement at 2s5 Pearl street to Block
& Co. and the third and fourth lofts to
Joshua c. Fdgecumbe & Company the
store and basement at So Grand street
TO Strahs Metal Company; the first left
at AZ Warren street to the Mutual Towel
Supply Co, and the second. third and
fourth lofts to George w. Baylis & Co.
Samuel II. Martin leased for the h. b.
Keith's New York Theatres Company the
store and basement at IS Columbus
avenue to the West Side Rubber Com
pany.
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Nassau at. .. sac, ooC
The Bronx.


The Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx)
wHITToCK Av. eli. W = 2sx1oo--Nathan
Sehwartz to Simon Vermont. 2l4 School
% T. Balyn X ' sos sv. ins s ssi ia
eiannoha to Riohd Il soosls, i isa Erm 1staS
Nay seoS que w sS ss p ss s snS F ssi
WHITE HIT r PIAINs RID. s. SEA ciaa fSeS
sss Q Gis2aa ss e john 9 srisP
cue -, e gsT Sond; atty Title Guar a, 3
145TH ST.. 80. 90 " Brook av, 251 100
81. ei skin to Eng oaoSaF Nay g g
yrs. So; atty. Leo Bryan. s2e e
BA AM Az, scia2.. s. 's;ss.ssiss@
Louis Meskow to Anna r o'Hagan, 2s3s
5h%; atty, ] J oGrady. 277 Broad,
ST LAwaRElNcEi Az l21s-Hadwili t ts,soU
to August C seebeck. sl4 W lo2d st.
Nay u, 2 yrs. So; atty. Y Title
lssTH ST $. 20 Tiebout av, ssxsS8-
James NJ Roche to Arrow Holding Corp.
~ 9way' pr mtg ils.5s5S. June g. yrs,
CHARLOTTE ST, 1906. W 3. sIioo-
bernard Nichthauser to Ellz Reed. 2l71
d nS,h gate 4v' pr mtg $4,000 Nay 81;
q W, 4s Wall st. ................s $4,000
BECK ST, 5ss-s2, s $, 2oexl25-shenk
Realty q CONSTR Co to Liberal Finance
Corpn, 40 w 9th st. pr mtg $40, 600,
June instsls, So; attys, Morrison &
cRoToNA Nv. s. 80 is7th st, eoxicSW
Assunda Larato to Rose Wertheimer.
657 W l61st st. June 8. 3 yrs. go; atty,
Israel & s, 81 Chambers st ...... 81, 500
COURTLANDT AV, cor 1%sth st, 5Sx
loQ-Peoples Big Market, Inc. to Realty
Operating Co, Is Wall st, pr mtg S215,-
600. June S. demand. SIS; attys. Snow s.
., y wall St. 80. $4,000
JEROME AV, Q, Is North st. 1sx
Mtg Co. 1875 Bway, June g. yrs, 5ia % ;
atty, T NJ Co, 1856 Bway 81, 500
SANE PROPERTY-Same TO Ennis g. Sin.
mott. Inc. pr mtg $4,000. June 5, yrs.
S% a e1 same ';s....... 3? 600
IFS, mtgs. each sac. 000-College Hold
ing Co to Benaben Realty Corpn, 40
Nassau st. yr mtgs. $4,000 each, June
5, instals So: attys. Elkus. V, q & p,
al b"ay ........... .$SOrU
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for the summer. through w. L. varian

for the summer. through w. l. Varian
& Co.
Pease & Gilman leased the very at
tractve Riker residence at Peapack,
N. j., In the heart Of the hunting coun-
try, to Mrs. Richard Stevens Of Castle
Point. HobolSen, who expects to occupy
It for the season.
Pease & Gilman leased for the gum
mer season Benny Breeze. at Belle
Haven, Greenwich, Conn, belonging to
the estate of Emily NJ. Copp.
Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented for
the estate Of John S. Hyler. the country
place at Rye-on-S Sound, containing
about twelve acres, with large residence
and outbuildings, to Morris Fatman for
the season; also for NJ. ID. Randall his
country home known as THE Chimney
at Tokeneke, Darien, to G. o. Muhlfeld
for the season, and with Arthur w.
pan Point, to Mrs. T. w. Bowers for
the season.
The United Cigar Stores Company
leased plot OF ground, 50x11Q, opposite
the Newark Terminal of the McAdoo
Tube as a site for new building
thereon.
e. c. Griffin & p. H. Collins sold
for Mrs. Esther 8. Miller her property
on the east side of Bonnet avenue,
Larchmont to Harry Rich Mooney, the
present tenant; also rented for Jules
Cimiottl his cottage at ~ Pinebrook
Drive. Larchmont Park, to Leo Turbow
for the summer.
Cross & Brown Company sold to
Matthew L. Hayes the property at sac
South avenue. Plainfield, N. j.. for the
American Bosch Magnetic CORPORATION of
Springfield, Mass.
Pell q Tibbits leased q country es-
tate on Manhasset Bay, Port WASH
ingtoR for Charles H. Hyde, to Walter
l.. Richard.
The sun., 1919-06-07
NOVEL ADVERTISING SCHEME,

One of the most remarkable real es-
tate advertising campaigns ever under
taken Is that being conducted by Joseph
P, Day in connection with the sale of the
Bennett estate property on Washington
Heights. which Is to be auctioned next
Tuesday. The advertisements, contain
ing the photographs OF many prominent
men, have attracted 30 much attention
that Mr.. Day has had them nicely bound
and IL sending them TO all those who
have inquired concerning the property.
In this way Mr.. Day believes that he
will be able to present to the public In
compact form all the facts that have
tissments concerning the property, which
is practically the last remaining tract OF
unimproved realty TO be obtained on
Manhattan Island.
The sun., 1919-06-07
NIXON NAMES NEW DEPUTY.
Edward GIennOR Is Made Aid to
Public Service COmmissiOner.

Edward ]. Glennon. a Bronx lawyer,
was appointed a Deputy Public Service
Commissioner yesterday by Commits
sioner Nixon. He formerly was an As
sistant District Attorney and since
March. 1913, has been Deputy City Cham
berlain,
"He is the type of man so much
needed in our work here said Commits
sioner Nixon. This commission does not
make appointments without the fullest
investigation. and the selection for this
position is good evidence of the fact that
It pays to avoid haste in filling impor-
tant places"
Just who or what Commissioner Nixon
was hitting at in this statement is not
clear. 1t Is known, however. that he
has been besieged by district leaders for
appointment as deputies, the positions
paying $500. Tbs Commissioner still
has two positions to fla
The sun., 1919-06-07
TRINITY corr. SELLS CORNER.

The fourth important transaction to
be completed by the Trinity Church
Corporation recently was. the sale yes
terday of the northeast corner of Green
witch and West Houston streets, This
property, vacant plot 7s.5x113, at 29s
TO 30i West Houston street and 5S5 to
$50 Greenwich street, has been pur-
chased by the Community West Hous-
ton Street Garage Company. Inc, of
which DR.. George l.. Stivers Is president
1t is planned to improve the site with a
Jorge cooperative garage. The structure
will be Ave stories In height and viii
contain several innovations In garage con-
struction. Work will be started on the
Improvement within two weeks.
The sun., 1919-06-07
LOCUST VALLEY ESTATE SOLD.

Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for the
estate of Mrs. Glenn Stewart formerly
Greta Hostetter) her handsome country
seat on Feeks lane, Locust Valley, N, Y.
to ]. Allen Townsend. The property
consists OF about twelve acres OF beauti-
fully cultivated land. and has a small
lake, together with u handsome resi-
dence. several bungalows. stables, gar
ages, gardeners house and outbuildings,
and adJoins the land Of Arson w. Bur-
chard on one side and Mr.. Ward of the
Ward Steamship Line on the Other. The
sale included all the furniture. live stock
and personal property of every desarip-
ton The property was held at $3.50, 900.
The sun., 1919-06-07
LIS PENDENS.


WEST ST, $, so It Perry st. 2Sx6s.Cx
2iK72-Edw NJ Scudder ct al agt Alfred
II Ackers ct al foreclosure OF mtg ;
atty, f NJ Scudder
1lsTH ST, s. $50 II I.enox av 2Ox
100. blank for Savings in the City OF
~ agt Harry Landesman ct al fore
Wickersham & Taft.
HENRY ST. 96U- Bank for Savings in the
CITY OF n Y agt Francesca Mapdl ct al
foreclosure OF mtg attys, Cadwalader,
WickeTshsm 4 TAFT
SAD ST 3, 400 IT W LIST ay, 25xlO2.2-
Bank for Savings In the City of Y
agt Elsie BOhsung ct al foreclosure
of mtg)i attys, Cadwalader, Wiukersham
& Taft.
The sun., 1919-06-07
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

9TH AV, 100, Q goth at. str floor
Lillian Siegman to state Lunch Co. $50
9th Av, from Jan l. 1919. to April 40.
1928; atty, Kiausner. 80 Delaney
CANAL ST. Al; Ludlow st, 81, ail-Waiter
l. Clark to Raphael Kelman, 253 East
Bway, is yrs from July !. 1919; atty.
w Zipris. 500 Bway, ..........,.,S 80. 900
FULTON ST. lie, and b-il4 4 l16
Fulton st. Inc, TO Rector's Catering Go
trSm Feb ADJ 4 1912 to Ap,i 80 30 1929 FIX; HSS
SAME PRoSP6RTYmRectSrs, Catering co
1919; to April So 1924; atty, s ziPTts;
grove sSS sf ii al-roreHc. sOG darp SSS
to Isidor Hilow!t, 100 lOsth. ST, 10
yrs from July IS, 1919; atty, NJ Break-
stone 8O27 Tyndale av, Bronx. -. 81, 75O
Mt MORRIS PARK w, So. apt SIS
Klatzky to Alfred Baer. 3 yrs from Oct
l, 1918; attys, Colby Brown, 81 Mas
NAp S Av. rios io55, strELa n 1SSs
Co to Morris Dlugateh, 1894 wilkins av,
yrs from May ]. 1910; atty. "
Shack, $40 Byay. ,;:,..:.....:. 1850
singer to A AsSlf s taller sSo 9Th e 3
WEST END Az, iio-iii aiI-i.ouis RicSO
ard to Quartullo Auto Repair 4 Welding
Service. on the premises. 10 yrs from
June !, 1915 atty II Goldstein, az Lib
erty st. .,...r,........,. Net t1h,SOO
REAbE ST. IA. sil--6iertrude c I.udium
ct al to Morris Silherman, 20 f LIST ST.
10 yrs from May !, 1910; address. ia
I'd aE....... ", 600
The sun., 1919-06-07
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

William A. White & Sons leased to
Sgrid Tandefelt a house at 44O West
Twenty-third street; to Henry Pistchal
house at 9 East Fifty-fonrth street,
and to Robert NJ. Jones a house at ll3
East Thirty-fifth street.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased for William ]. Taylor to DR..
George II. Ryder the four story dwell
ing at 40 West Fiftleth street.
H. M. Well Company leased the
dwelling at $50 East 11sth street to a
Mr.. Ward.
The sun., 1919-06-07
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and at
torney.)
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth streetD

tOTney.D
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street.)
CLINTON ST. 81, W $, ao.2x5O. p m. June
due and Int as per bond atty Title G1 var
PEAT 81 liz liz yass17Cs1 irres sS'U M,
May 2e-Morris Krim to Louisa a Kip
stein, S7S West End av. due June 2. 1923.
6ae6; atty, Title Guar CO, I7s
WATER ST. IS, 5s.s catherine slip, 4Ox
1872, m, June 5-Miehael J Campbell to
So asys, Reeves a Todd. l65
VEST ST ia. e 5, i2is,.6xs7.s, May ss@ VVS
Levkowitz to saml Kronsky, lie W 18th
81, due Nay l, ls2i' ga 60; atty. c W
Taylor, 80 Pine q. ..:...,,o;... $4,000
ID E IF elm to to i rs "a Rv Realty
sGS atty f II co. vi isl f BEag sls.7So
EAST of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
siTH ST. s, 1884 W Sd av, 2olOxloo.s.
m, June 4-Jas w Bulmer to Rosa
Palm, III cath st, ct al, yrs, 81
atty, LAWYERS T & CO. 100 Bway s2S. 900
10TH ST, sSs e. IS 25xl9o,il, p M, June
II + satin ST. yrs, So attys, Middle
brook 4 Borland 10 Cedar st..S7, 900
West Side.
West of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
2sTH ST, n s. 1854 W 6th av, ls.Sxsss,
June Clara B McGinn!s to Warwick
atty. l lao se SGSE Warwick. NY 81. 81;
Jessie Q Fara to Harry L WolG Use
atty, Warren Hsstings iii Bway s.. COZ
g1;SJsssis Q ,Fara to Title Guar 4 T Co,
40 b"Ay' yrs ga &c.,. .SlSOOO
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north of 10th street
18TH ST. 2l2 w, $ s, l7xlOeli D m.
June b-Chas Cohen to Title Guar 4
Trust Co. l76 Bway. due and Int as per
SAME iPRoPERTYi,. p m June t.saam ssOT 10
Merit Really Corpn. 1876 Bway, instals,
81, pr mtg $1,000; attys. Eisman. L. c
,,SrH sT swaS ~ ~ 900 O
May 15-G Tito to Fulvis Rinaldi, gO6
+ ll6th st, yrs after April Is. 1920,
Sc; atty Kinaldi' ~ Il al st; $4,000
''oH s ~ nundn to Bs% Goy May ~ q
w l9oth st, due and int as per bond, pr
mtg $4,000; atty Il Co. 176
ls5THf ST. sOs W, 5, 'I'71sS.li,. t''T n.y.
June s-Wm Ewsrt Davis to Broadway
Savings Instn. Park pl. due Aug /,
1924. 5H%; atty, Richard b Kelly, 2ss
l4sTH ST, $, 500 W nth av, s7sxs ssyiTIv
June &C NJ Holding Corpn to HERNIA
Richter, lis S villa st. Richmond Hill,
ST NICHOLAS Az, cor 18TH st, los, z
l723xes.llxl44.9, IN, May 3l--Louls
KATE and ano TO Iehigh Bldg Corpn.
lO3 Park av yrs, SO, pr mtg 1910 600 !;
attys Eisman, l., C & L, ls5 Broad.
FORT wAsHINGToN AV. W cor iiStb
cor leah st. 97-7x9S. Jx9s,1x1ll.6, June
6-Tyndall Realty Co to ssml Wacht,
$50 Riverside Drive. due jane 4. 1921.
CSC; attys stoddard NJ, ias Broad
1SOTH ST. $50 W, IS. 75xlOO. p IN, June
5-Rockville Holding Co to Annie Moss,
ssT5 Bway. due June l. is15, 6b, pr
The sun., 1919-06-07
lat a2os THIRD AVENUE. !
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MAnhattau

s1sT ST, 2l5 w. mtg 5000. 4-5 parts
Horace Porter ct al, trustees for Mary
Co Of n 7 and sno. and Central /
Co to Adele Kneeland. extrx Chas
kneeiand, la b 1lst st; atty ny
Bogert' % Nassau street; : s's tsan
ssTH ST. iii W-Frances 4 smith to
Herman Lowenstein. McDonough st,
Bklyn; atty. speth, Sc Liberty
slsr ST, So EEAgnes v osuiiiivsn to
:, Ti!Is q 4 7 Go, ilS Bway y;,,. oG y
Title & Mtg Co, las Bway $4,000
iO Xronsf KY to y i T title Mtg Co. az
LAFAYiETI;TiE ST, cor Howard St
Olivia NJ Cutting to ] Archibald Murray
ls II W sT al wHAiee wni is''t to
ola. L 1; atty. & Co. i7s Broad,
18TH ST, sCi to ais wx-Eilsee Court Corp
to George Rosenfeld Co. trustee. 81 =
42d st................., .$ve,VVe
Bronx.
TAYLOR AV, fs4s--Eltz X Dooling to
Eliz A Sanford. 1919 Taylor av; Pity,
w E5 s aT 'it ssd rsyoT carr
atty. W T Nautilus 500 l7Ssh
NiNDoHAM FL, Kinssbridge Ter
race-Margt F Robinson OF al. extrx, to
John + jacobson. 1909 Glenwood I'd,
Bklyn; attys, Leventritt. c J., ~
LOT i4i, map washinstonville- S
Kelly TO VIM Dunn, at Oyster Bay. / |;
atty, Lawyers r & I Co, $50 Bway3l00
lNTERvALE Az ls7s.AIrow Holding Co
yers & T Co. 100 Bway, .:....,,.sl
FON ST, lO6s-Chas l. Weeker to l. 4
Bldg Co, 1l4S Tiffany st: atty, Law
yrs rs T co, iSS Bway ';:'...c;:i;3;ocu
Augusta l. wurm to Elsa NJ Wurm. 2s4 K
1920 st, II part; atty. e orreli Jr,
HOME ST, ss2LAnthony Az Realty Co
to LAWYERS T 4 T Co. $50 pway; atty.
SAME PROPERTY-Celia schlesinser 10
same; atty same, :';,;;.';c,: -. =. H,ioO
II Blake, Englewood, j; attys, Shear
man g. s. IS Wall st,.......tlb,O 200
SAME PROPERTY-Mary y Blake ct al.
extrx, to Mary p Blake. Englewood. y
union Az SSL.iouiisc g Banks extTS
Margt A curtis. to Margt Knox. as
Mott av; atty. G Co. 1I6
q II
The sun., 1919-06-07
BiII for U. $. Employment bureau.

WASHINGTON, June "a national en-
p'oyment service under the Department
OF Labor with an initial appropriation of
$4,000 900 for 1890, is proposed in a bin
drafted by the Department and intro
duced to-day by Senator Kenyon DAD,
chairman of the Senate Labor Commit
tee. A direotor-general at 5000, APP
pointed by the President, would have
charge of the work.
The sun., 1919-06-07
HOTEL TO CHANGE HANDS.

The five story hotel building on lot
24.sx100, at the northeast corner of Third
avenue and Thirty-fourth street, is to
be taken over by the EOS East Thirty
fourth Street Realty Company, just
formed at Albany. with S. W. Solins. B.
Tram and d. S. Myers as directors. Au-
gusta Brockmann is the owner of record.
The sun., 1919-06-07
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 122D STREET-Shaw q Co. sold
for the estate of Mary Kelly 100 West
l22d street, three story dwelling. lex
SCHOOL. to a client for occupancy.
WEST 18TH STRBET-Jehn r. David
son sold for James Baird the five story
apartment house at the southeast cor
ner Of 115th street and Morntngside
avenue, 75x1oox Irregular, to an IN
weston
GROVE STREET-Pepe & Bro. sold
for the estate OF Elisabeth Hunt "a
Grove street. q three story dwelling.
Ssxloo, to the Alentaur Realty Cor
o poration.
EAST sIxTY-sBcoND sTREET-Ths
The sun., 1919-06-07
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

NJ. Morgenthau, il, president OF the
NJ. Morgenthau Jr.. Company, and vice.
president OF Associated Realty Investor :.
Inc, leased the T. p. EthFidge estate, at
Oriental Point Mamaronsck. furnished.
The sun., 1919-06-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

EAST BROADWAY. II to as-navid s
Greenberg sgt Lazarus Levy ct al; Dec
72D ST, l25 W-Tepperberg & Glasser,
Inc. agt Inwood Rry Co, Inc, ct al;
The sun., 1919-06-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

JEROME AV. Is52-lsBl-Patriok ID SulII-
van agt Geo W Fraser, owner; Rrooker
q Schneider. Inc. and Geo W Fraser.
oontrsi renewal ....-.-..~.-~~.... .. t4e1
The sun., 1919-06-07
wESrcnEsTEE REAL Esr4rs.
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE ron SALE

FIVE STORY ten family Apartment
house at 20 West S7th Street OVERLOOKING
Central PARK West rluIt gas, 50, 500 mysi
be sold; no reasonable offer refused Adj
dress owner, j j, CANANAUGHx" 7f6
Bedford Ave. BElyn. Phone kenmore4ssT
The sun., 1919-06-07
RESULTS AT AUCTICH.
lat II VESEY STREET.

10TH ST. 5s-s2 E, 8. $50 . Madison ay,
eexloe, three sty tnts and strs-Cen-
trail Union Trust Co agt Broadway-John
81 Corp ct all due. sl.s4i; to the plain
lat s2Os THIRD AyENUE.I
BY George Price.
I36TH ST. slO-6ls E. s s. asa st Anns
av, lHSxlo0. three 5, sty hsts-E A
White agt Thos Muligan ct al; due,
Ss,l1373. taxes, &c. $50; prior mtgs
Sl07,7eO; to the plaintiff, .......sll7,2 200
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-19
NO GREETINGS
. FOR CAPTIVES
Festivities for Returned Ger.
man Prisoners Banned by
Americans.

With the American Forces in Ger
many, July neutrality-suspicious. of
the Associated Press.i-Public re-
ceptions and meetings planned by
civilians in honor Of returning Ger
man prisoners of war are not to be
allowed in the American occupied
area, notice to this effect recently
having been sen to the authorities
of the local government. The Ger
man Red Cross has been collecting
funds for several months in prepar-
sands of Germans from France and
England.
A recent order by Major General
Henry T. Allen, commander Of the
American forces in Germany, quotes
a letter to the ober-president OF the
Rhine province, as follows:
while synpathizing fully with the
natural desire Of the German people
to accord a welcome to the returning
prisoners of war, nevertheless. in view
of the fact that the military occupa-
ton must continue until the treaty Of
peace is ratified by the Allied govern
ments, and particularly in view of the
necessity Of preventing any semblance
of disorder which might compel a
resort to disciplinary action. the
commanding general directs that you
have the neutrality-suspicious. Of
Coblenz and Trier notify the popula-
ton Of their respective bezirks that
the reception of returning prisoners
Of war must be limited to personal
and family. receptions, and must not
be made the occasion Of official re-
ceptions, professions or any other
public assemblies.
This will not, Of course. be con-
strued to prevent the Red Cross au-
thorities from serving refreshments
at railroad stations"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-19
St. Louis Scribes
Form An Association
To Advance Interest.

st. Louis, Mo-. Aug. 1s.-An organ
ization Of newspaper reporters, edi-
tors and artists, with the object Of
improving the standards of the news
paper profession and to secure for ac-
tive editorial employees increased sal
aries to meet the advances in the cost
Of living, has been formed here under
the am Of the EST. Louis Association
Of Journalists" Employees Of the five
English language newspapers publish
ed here and representatives Of press
associations are eligible to member
ship in the association.
The organization has taken a def
mite stand against affiliation with
trades unions. In seeking wage .ad-
justments, the association voted to re-
quire employees Of each newspaper to
bargain collectively with their p
tive employers.
A majority Of the editorial workers
employed here have joined the asso-
citation and plans are being made to
affiliate with other similar organiza-
tons throughout the country with the
view of forming a national association
of newspaper men.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-19
MRS. HERRICK GIVEN
DECORATION BY THE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT

Cleveland. o., Aug. 1s.-word has
been received here that the French
government has conferred the "me-
daille de Ia reconnaissance franchise
OF the first class upon Mrs. Myron T.
Herrick, late wife of the former am
bassador from the United States to
France.
Mrs. Herrick died last September at
her home here without Knowing of the
honor. which is the highest the
french government can bestow for
charitable and humane work.
1t was largely through Mrs. Her
rick's efforts that the American hos
pital in Paris was fotnded. Out of
this grew the American ambulance
service. Mrs. Herrick also arranged
for the care in Paris OF the first con
tingent of American physicians and
nurses to reach France.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-19
Lewis Gives Warning
Against Activities
OF Strife Breeders

Chicago. Aug. 1s.-Former Senator
James Hamilton. Lewis. speaking last
night before the Lawyers Association
Of Illinois, warned the people Of the
United States that II they yielded to
the influences working to bring about
internecine strife among the citizens
Of this country. the spirit of assault
which, has been waiting >to take adj
vantage Of such q situation would
arise from abroad.
Mr.. Lewis discussed world condi-
tions and international complications.
This nation has now come from
the peace table without one pledged
or dependable friend among nations"
Mr. Lewis said. "Our present allies
will be our commercial rivals. As ma
tions they hope for our defeat in any
undertaking where they may survive
on our failure. Each nation nov holds
the United States responsible for what
it did not get, however much it has
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