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New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Orphanage Property al
BronNviIIe l. Sold
huNer II Reported 10 Have prac.
'icaily Resold Acres to howard
O'8rien for Home Sites

the even acres opposite Crows
Nest, thc residence OF Frank Il. Cham
bors. in bronyvilie. the holding of ,he
late Rev Mother Jane j.. faiteute. has
beon soid BY the Coolea Realty Com
panN TO Clement NJ RiGdlo. OF tins c.,1
Mother Faitouto who had lived on
this property for many wears. died re
ceniiN. hc property was used as a
school for orphan girls There is "a
lare frame res idence, q smaller hous4
and several ogthlildiurs on the lfna
which has i6oo feet frontage ora Flal
Rock and Ntsterton roads. Od forest
irees cover a Very large portion o' The
and. Adjoining IT o0 tine norlA IS be
Massee School for NoIs and On tao
gast - the property Of Harriet H.
II s sand fhst thc oole, hrm bas
practically onsummatod resale ~
: he PROPERTY for Nh Riddlo 10 ilovafd.
- br3or. vice nrcsident ol the American
tobacco Company ard res idon- Of
orcorHn Manor IT aid fha' Nl
% Bricn contemplatcs Tire immedjatc
Development OF the property iut tne
aoMe sit.s ior himself and sav.ral of
his friends. The property vas held bz
the faitouc estate at Sl0G.G0U
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
in'c-ioi Bay Dwelling
II y e.! II ,Lrcct

at, JAN
''ll'e Fl 'i'eae.I ea 1 fctsf
DuAffei ~ ayestee 10. Ia
'ia1 ne tive four ,sr5 an1 hH*o,l.a..
eud l4 West SeseI
stc .4 en
osa has fa1c.ael .ran
''iI.f -nlt estate. r.pra aa,.tea -
Hetf ,h ~ tat.0 -tols baila.0c
f l13a Sttaef
- ii. t.N9i 'e. Wer .1a
nfa-.i
is Read atat Ia..sea
rauy fa
n..,.J h.s ar..o f.s.
eH>sA .at W.
iHeftf.l St40,+ tu.A NaH.4
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Reports Indicate Activity
'n All Bronx Sections
Investors ,'';'i iind Flats an Al.
'raciisc Investment; N'any
Sales of Private Homes

T. Sharam sold Il Harry emolonskv
and y. nenonburg 20li Monterrey
Avenue, hvr STORY apartment. on g.c9
Nap A. - NcRac Wa tn. hroicr.
hu2 rem haVe solid for a MIS-
i'' l34' Ninford flace near .d
'.'ee ioof- tory apartmcu' oa 9let
Nofr' Sa> has sold for rll,~ ,.o.
hf0s. ifse 1--we story apartment house
ai '9.e tHlVsfsitH ANorue. or ulst
S. la0
The Ionaasou naalty Compang has
ne-o'9 80 !. J9ulNhauu fho fve-storv
Noae rn arsttlae0t 1T - 49, 22-2 Nslen-
iaf Avenue. cn Mot 15Hlo0. The Bon
eason company also sold 10 Dr. Charles
L stern the ire-storY thir'v-family
apartment, on plot ~ lo0. At 23f8 Geer
Avenue feoa the William r. Kenny
Company the Beuensou Realty Com.
panN las purchased Through Wolfe &
co. tne two '.Vc story apart.ncnts af
the northeast corner of Webster
Avenue and 2tl.h Street. on plot o0xl00
* irregular.
Saios OF Dwelling Properties
j. Nlarcnce Dawes mas sold for
Samuel Shl'onshy 81 AID 1871 Plimp-
Ton Avenue, two two-storv frame pTl-
Nato houses, on 10, l5xlo0 each
Armstrong q Carpenter have sold for
iiQfi@, y ctr the lNo-idfalIv dwell
ing. an iat 2lXlfS. al I9o. palv Ave-
nuc to Max Schwartz.
ScAvab & Co have eolI a three.
family dwelling al '-16 Brood, Avenue.
on lot 2'Nla". and ii two family dwell.
He ii 2t3 Freeman Street for r r.
iuheg. on lo' -5zllG
\. l. fsuMonto has SOLD for Albert
- '.act arthy ihec-family house ai
la>t Z lmant Nponue. on lot 25xiae. IT,
A. NJ ~ Angelo and another
Gabr'e ! Eran1i has boaeh, from
Lucy Edwards tbe dMall a,. .on ai,.
lniN lNp- 1T 80 East l34th street John
irenderE4st was the broker Ii.
also Old for John Ianirr IT, }eia
@de mann the tvo-famliy house. on plot
..oFlo', a 236 lawrcne, Aecnu aaa
fef tue Dmr1 estate to Nal, !. N
son the dwelling. on pilot 9ayl0o ~
379 fasi ltlst Street.
Gaaflas Flock & .'a sold t,,.f.l
carrie Real. Company sfG.ss2 C7aa
well Atc'.t'e, rorthCast cofaegs OF lfasa
.ee' oaa Fe tory 6ats. oI u.ot
it7, hU
1'rr Mary Saa bas boarAt from nr
GRAD tbe auartaoni at 60J East iteta
'fl'a a. III, CORNER ot frnhhn Ave
aue, through E Jatfe
f. Osborne Smith has sold for Nre
'JterIct 10 Sarai g.Icg eapi IsrIu1
ace. threc-s.ogy auclNar ~ lai
25N1ON
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
No- ca-c- ~
"eeiI osit

'sstettI it. It
r
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
More Room Zoe ilINiiAc Nlilh

The Franl L. FISHER Company has
leased Tor pa John ". cox promises
81 l6 East Ihirty-nnth Street to the
American Flying Club to be used ~
house at and II East Thirty lehth
street
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
io Fake Over 1th ~. torncr

.rere W. formed
VI 'rs i- >eteri Nset.a frr.
ro' or A'h "a capital of 8.o0.. ..afa
~ " p't- iyo~ and d.
ttttt ~ director eua-f
H's pa'a' fear.afarF h44fe on
t.a,af a.
or rfi .'Ie.t
hrIa ftr tHr
Operating ,eN.nar.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
e House for Tea Room
Trade Claims Former Home
0f Isr. .lac0!i. ~ 9Th Stree,

Albert 4. Ashforth ha- lea= cd for the
estate Of rr Ahrahsn Iacobl. MS form
er ro derec ~ ~ East rtV-eovonth
Street. a fopr-story dwelling. 20 r.
an aggregate rental Of close 70 S275.-
GOO. Tho teuant VIII make cxtcus We
attentions, and '0ae the promises for
its business.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
soRoJGH OF BHOUKLyN

TTOT eoxloo "a restricted hish-class neigh
boshood Keu scuhurSt brooklyn. Ideal
location for private residence lfalf hour
NY nov subway to Times square Robert
j.. Hal. soS Montague 81 rNonc Main ZOO
EASTERN PARKWAY, At express station
tIN tfolts rent 1Artatn. terms EI-
leTT. .fr. it4 \ossau St \. l. Phone
euan 4tNl
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05

s -r-selI, rttrscffvo all-yesr
dwelling. v tth
ase ..' .nF room.
'.llet aud
setat.l noor. three
fftN .f.ct finished
caar0ei v9o1v 1rA
g.nft to.re Yn~outt
v.f-r heaf gas
RESTRICTS section
fte Iauies waik 10 large
Ng~c,9 sta~
-sfara Central. a--tuf
reaaIrei ha ancc uu
en- pnoto. cal. write ar
N.nG"ruilf av..
ate Vanderbilt
,aHs baths.
frinf1iuS- cgf-
ane i'rur Is 81
fla. 'ifff-
-eit Apply va
Rays.
s7'9.l COUNTY
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
", .ic;an R.nl. hOlh NJ. !lnn.n

iease a fll'rae aafe ~ f.-r .aet
ior' pr Matthias Nico 1r ~ Warron
crane tht foursfor' dwelling a-i.4
hast S'Nhetn Srpet
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
BUYS Next 10 I'D Homestead al
Scarshalc

The Soarsdale Estate. Robcrt r.
tarleT presidents have ~old =. Mrs.
Matalde Jores. Of this city. p ,l,t ad
ioianr the property known as taa Ola
Homestead New ark rvst Road in the
(iIeenacres section scarsdalc, Naieh
She purchased recently
Hewlett Buyor Adds to Kcalt.
John p Scott has sold fer il. NJ
stiger two acres at Cedar aod pia,fnonl.
Avenues, Hewlett, J., !, TO a client no
has purchased recently Che adjoining
orope ty. also fol 7 Hip T. Gu ris
house and garage, with ore acre. an
Wood Lime Mpoomere l.. l.
Buyer Tor Tompbias>,llc House
NoFa' g. Sohnab aud " Nlsa.. :.
Smlth have soid for the So5g n rsor
Realty Company the dNelhnr p. Nno
S'rect and Daniel low Terrace. lomr-
siase''l- =. J.. to Mrs. g. l.. Branlgtn.
ludge Richards Sells at Ar,Srnr
}he Lewis Il t,av Company tas s3la
for Judge Coward A. Richards dwell
ing on Beach e9'h Stlect, AVclD,. l..
J.. to .. Gormau, for Max Gold nis
iwolling on Beach 65th Street, AryeiAc
=. J., 10 J Nat
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
,unNet >ofItfs
Columbus >ior,e. rseaass les


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a. 81
So
asitits sa. a.s.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
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hngse Aa.. f4t.
i3atfis Fs4.
r. NfHh'sH
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
REAL ESTATE
sogoucn OF MANHATTAN

OV NEES-Btf ERS-~List with US; all
good residential sections quick action
NHhHFk suite So1. 500 Broadway, \. Y
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
lUNh LH>

Il NNlllN sot 4acs.
separate sfegn heallns plants 8 baths.
'ait taloi lrIfH tNN-s Price Sls0og Ises
resitlsntfal lHan.ii ln tunters JOHN a
ll0flA\ ~ Se broadway I'll. ei
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
NEW NOCIIII IL


fou SAFE Tic' ,eor' house ..s ,..o
~ ITS. t.sc batch lli0e ite4-ioD lis.
mediate poss 'sston. - onn
LESLIE l. lfANnia
North Avenae s.Ief.h 10 f-.s
ah'pFhlfl. jlNhlN>
New tooheiIa. Specialist
l4ofile- frolu Sc 5no % i45o.Qt0
) iaWton >treo'
1sl shll \eN hnchetc. y :
ROOMS. latn. a.f water i.-
ana e.ee tri.'ty iarse io. rsHf.t.l ia.
.'"ii,' NJ So ls ~ ana ss...a.
9ir i.a"fnn .ne 4uf
GENTLEMAN HOME 0ver.eaaac
a.f' iiluf - fnn.r t.lf.r
t.1g hont -..af .aft.. sa trinc. - 40
20 EiNi.NG A Is Sri >ti f.f \.r
}tl - Ncv befhc'le s.
N. hi~Cn
A'Nfs o. IA>D -oa,o ,.....
8fr5
lto fsl'te.-a Aitlha sR 4. ll..Il<
-, -l,','
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Nft>ffff tNiaots
co NIRN PROPERTY roR SAFE

l1HA>e coz > rrY uoMN 15
ee'a t.at open arsate freplsoas.
fooa hcsuflfo'lY fu--
eue cf tn. families. beau.
he. I+Het sarss. suscioue
NH.ae u Na ln-'ttdfn.
scross tHe hav lnnuiro
~ t-4,ooN Telephone Complains
--s ST MarAs Place. 81
+sFtg-. Staten ISlaDd
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
BOROUGH OF ruE BRONX

.-sf toN SAFE. stone and frame DO
tns. te. H4 and bath all modern
etersents. IS lovt Charles Pl Marble
So GOO JOItN s. BCIElNI. 2.Ss
rr Nt. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05

-7Ll, COUNTY
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05

N ;sszss sgsssa "a szs sxsgs.,,
The Hickman courier., 1919-08-28
SA | E

STOCK
Y
STAMPS ACCEPTED AT FULL FACE VALUE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21
ALLEGED RED To
Be ARRAIGNED
Joseph MikaIeCz Released on
Bond For Appearance in
Court Saturday.

Joseph Mikalecz. IN whose posses
sion at 70s II s Chaplin st. was
found a quantity Of T. W. " and
red" literature. will be given a
bearing in city court Saturday morn
ing. according 10 an agreement
--eached Thursday by Deputy Pros.
George A schock and Isaac Kane
Parks. representing Mikalecz.
Mikalecz's hearing was 10 have
been held Thursday morning. but the
state wanted the case continued IN
order 70 have some Of the papers
found IN AIikalecz's possession
translated from the Hungarian Ian
Euage into English
Charles Holland. who is said to
be connected with the I. ". W. and
red" movement here. and who was
arrested by the police early IN the
week, was not arraigned in city
court Thursday morning Mikalecz
is out under 1000 bonds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21
Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
1t Often Leads to Serious Trouble

and everyone recognizes the alarm
ing conditions that result when the
lungs are affected. Thus Catarrh
may be the forerunner Of that most
dreaded and hopeless of all diseases,
consumption.
No local treatment affords per
manent relief. Experience has
taught that s. s. S. is the one rem
edy which attacks the disease at its
source, the blood, and produces
satisfactory results in even the
worst cases Catarrh sufferers are
urged to give s. S. S. thorough
trial. 1t is sold by all druggists.
You are invited TO write TO the
Medical Department for expert ad-
vice as 10 how 10 treat your own
case. Address Swift Specific Co,
254 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Go
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21
COUNTY AGENT ATTENDS
STATE CONVENTION

With over one thousand delegates
from 81 counties. the convention Of
The Indiana Federation of Farmers
associations held IN indianapolis
Tuesday was reported an entire sue
cess By County Agent r. c. Bird who
returned Thursday from the meet
ing
Mr. Bird said he had never seen
a convention accomplish as much
business as was done at that time.
No speakers We're scheduled for the
convention but every session taken
mp with the organization and plans
Of the state federation that is get
ting thoroughly on it's feet;
At the meeting John c. Brown
was reelected president. Mr. Brown
IS a practical farmer OF Monon and
his former leadership of the farm
ers' organization lead 10 his unanim-
>pus election this time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21
BEAUTIFUL WALTZ BALLAD
The Original Dreamy
Amazon"

A new song that is now all the rage
in New York and throughout the
country. called Dreamy Amazon, A"
a beautiful waltz ballad. IS said 20
rival any sensational song hit pub
lished within recent years. L.
Wolfe Gilbert, the writer OF this
song. has written many famous
songs such as Granny" Il Found
You" and Bring Back Those Won
darful Iars ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21
VEHICLE MANAGERS WILL
GIVE MONDAY TALK

o s. Barrett. manager OF the We
hicle department Of the Studebaker
corporation. will be the speaker al
the MONDAY luncheon OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce Monday
The subject OF Mr.. Barrett's talk
will be Better Business" Special
music viii be furnished for the oc-
casion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21
You VIII Never Be Cured by Local
Treatment With Sprays.

~ III
Catarrh is a condition Of the blood
and can not be cured by local ap-
plications OF sprays and douches;
this has been proven by the thou
sands who have vainIy resorted 20
this method OF treatment
Catarrh should not be neglected
or experimental with. The wrong
treatment is valuable time lost dur
ing which the disease is getting a
firmer hold upon its victim, and
~making It more difficult fo- eve the
proper treatment To accomplish re-
suits
Though Catarrh makes it's first APP
pearanCe in the nOstrils, throat and
air passages. the disease becomes
more and more aggravated and
finally reaches down into the lungs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21

Although this song IS written
without a high note. a beautiful eff
feet is obtained by the simplicity of
the arrangement. The slight ad-
vance over popular music has not
kept this number from being a ire
mendous hit This can be had for
the piano, photograph and player
piano.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21
Mems Finest of Fine Suits

CTYLES that the and for and
~ young exclusive fabrics tailored in the finest
manner models that will be appreciated by and young
who something different from the ordinary.
Doubebreasteds-the greatest idea suits well
developed lines very gracefully curved at the
hips; curved lapes high wased high chested many with full
half belts Beautiful tailored plain back modes the richest
fabrics made in these suits GE0
And at $780, $35, $40 $45 SIS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-21
Best in OvercOat Fashions

0OUBLE-BREASTEDS the big feature this The
~ designs have lots of style Hart Shaner Marx fine
great feature here In spite Of the general
ity of good merchandise have great stock of to
choose from.
Men who particular about their clothes should the
have here rich American and foreign
many patterns, colors and
We feature complete showing of Hart GE0
Shaner Marx finest products; big values YOO
And at $35, $4O $45 $751; 500 up
The Prescott daily news., 1919-07-09

A drowsy, half-sick, discoura
 feeling IS caused by a torpid liver impurities in the stomach and DOW Prickly Ash Bitters is a prompt efficient remedy. Men who work 2 it's cleansing and stimulating en Price $1.25 per bottle. Hesterly 7 Store, Special Agents. TRAVELLERS WILL ADVERIlSh
 CENTENNIAL CELEBRAIl
The Prescott daily news., 1919-07-09
MELON MEN ORGANIZE
Texarkana, July 8-About 50 m

Texarkana, July 8-About 50 mj growers from several counties Southwest Arkansas met here toj formulated plans for marketing q crops and effected an organizatioI systematize marketing. It was cided to take advantage of the sen of the United States Bureau of N keting. Nashville was selected as location for the marketing burl which will be in charge of A. 1. \ sell, formerly in the same line of VI with the federal government at \ Worth. Bert Johnson of Highl3 was elected chairman of the M3 Growers Association.
 J. Hollister Full of Little RI made one of the principal addre] Other speakers were E. J. Watson, ricultural agent of the Prescott Nd western Railway; A. W. Wmh| Lewisville; w. L. Hickman, Te1 kama; D. M. City, Ozan; c. W. Ca son, Gillian; T. L. Garland, EmH Bert Scott, McCaskill, and Miss ! Owens, home demonstration agent this county.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-07-09

Little Rock, July 8.-The IraSs1 Protective Association adopted following resolutions:
 Resolved, that, whereas, the Fl of Arkansas will this year celeO9 its one hundredth 'anniversary ol| admission into the American UnlO1 a territory, and will hold celeOra' in the capital city of Little kocA commmorate that event the weeh Nov. 17-22.
 That the Arkansas State DN'' of the Travellers Protective Ass' tion endorse this movement and p'' their support and energy to nlaAl' the great success that it should "
 Be it further resolved that pledge themselves as an organl''' to advertise this movement tnrO' out Arkansas"
 Fred L. Purcell, chairman Bradley county, writes, rms " will be 'on its toes' for a wonu' consummation of this very p' worthy undertaking. Let's go'
The Prescott daily news., 1919-07-09

Don't forget the name of the edy you need when the stoma'' bowels are disordered. Prlcny Bltters quickly corrects such Il.i and makes you feel bright and < ful. Every man should have at home all the time. It IS tns1 taken promptly that prevents ness, misery and expense. Price per bottle. Hesterly Drug Special Agents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-09-04
MEDICAL MANS SOLEMN OATH
Hippceratss, Ancient Greek Physician.
/ Guided In Practice by Principles
Of High Order.

Hippocrates, an ancient Greek med
.icai man. often called the father of
medicine who practieed about $50 b.
G@feariy took an oath TO guide him In
his profession. The oath Is frequently
quoted with modern application.
Hippoerates was leader In his era In
scientific inquiry. His oath bound him
10 teach his art to the children of his
teachers, to his own children and To
those ''bound by a stipulation" hut 20
no others. He promised to follow q
method of treatment calculated to
benefit his patients and to give no
deadly medicine TO any one who asked
for II. Whatever. I'M connection with
my professional practice or not 10 con-
nection with i" he concluded, ~ may
see or hear In the lives of men which
ought not to be spoken abroad. will
not divulge. as reckoning that all such
should be kept secret. While con-
tinue to keep this oath unyiolated may
II he granted To me to enjoy life and
the practice of the art. respected by
NIL men nj all times but should I tres
pass and violate this oath may the re-
verse be my lot"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-09-04

Leaders IT. Azcrica Striving to
Save Rate IN Europe From
Desi.. ellen.
NIT sEnD AID QUICKLY
c...:-rSn Ar sae Lio=s Fisifui Sufferers
From tss cSfae.ysm That sias
Ruined . oaes Prosperous
People.

The Jews In almost every country
of The wos-ld except America are In a
s.ate usose Dire and terrible. perhaps.
Il AN ans "a which they have found
tl.emsclv. ; S.ite tie fall of Jerusalem
Eriefly. Ia .ls.s' isn rsirc In much of
EsrUpe l. ob tie verge OF annIhila-
tisn.
Tie countries L. which llc PLIGHT Of
tl.e jems Is tlae wor<t are raland.
cze.-lsoSieyak,a. Jugnsiavia. Ru-
m4n.m. Serbia. Cailcia. Palestine.
IT, key. g;icece ard Siberia. In Wilma.
a typical Town 81 PoiaEd. lie Jewish
population has heal ~; down 10y star
walton. typhus and o;hcr Diseases in
tie last Ave years from O0oOO to
5000. Nearly half ~ q 9 Survivor,
are dependent Cpon relief supple.
scn; by TIER ca-rel; COASTS !.
A..crica. vsarvaw. Kovno. conSian~s
ard many oil er cities ilros-l.,a.
csairni and Essen Europe tell a.,
same tale.
fEiericnn Jews. arn.sscsi by The
pcrss that first filtered through af'
tie signing OF tie n-m's.lcc. Inr,r
si--rsy or-ani=eA rn,.cr the Arier'
.e-r'sh Relief Ccr,rf'''r~. of u T."
= = street. New York City. tn sa'
:....r race abroad. They Kent sos.l.
20; ,IllsssInners 20 various fore';.n cor
t,lcs 10 investigate the truth Of ti,.s>.
= acrfs Almost all these commission
p,s have now returned nnd the fiIx.
rand information that they ia-,
brought hack Is more alarming than n
early unsubstantiated reports SUI
r,en as Nathan SIRIUS Henry Morgcn
ihau. Julius Rosenwald. jacob n
Schiff. Felix ~ Warbury, AMI man,
tfhrr prominent members OF this c"n,
mittee are now bending every es.or'
10 arouse America tn Tie grca, nes.d
abroad and rush the food aud SUPPLE
across the ocean which. II sent out
~. will Save the Jewish race fra.
destruction.
Saddest OF the victims of all -
woe are the cillldfcn. Tens " tl'o.
sands of pitiful youngsters who mr.
seven or eight years old have gone ,,
long undernourfshed that they are y,
tie further developed than normal n
farts Of one or two years. In ~
Polish cities orphaned children wa:.'c
about the streets, homeless anl unai,.
to get into the orp..anagcs. These r..
already overcrowdcd and dercr.
primarily upon American relief frn,is
to keep them going
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-09-04
Osprey.


In addition to the yellow-bilied
spopnbiil a still rarer fowl has ap-
fsared this summer about Boga South
Coast. New South. Wales. ponds and
iagoons. In the shape OF the great (or
Aust-alian) white ,egret. This I'm
paculaie individual is robed In snowy
white. stands about two feet six inches
Ia height. The sharp-pointed bill Is
bright orange. and the legs and feet
are black. This rare nomad Is usual.
ly styled white craneF II ranges
from japan and southern China To-
Australia. It's little cousin Is the
chaste-plcmed egret. whose headdres'
masqueraacs (or masqueraded before
the law took handD as Osprey feath-
ers."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-09-04
JEWISH RELIEF WORK
IS NOW WORLDWIDE
Christian as Well as Jewish ST.
ferers Are Aided by or1anizr
ton That Covers Many CO. .
tries In Europe and the ORE u

Quietly. and practically with.
publicity Of any sort, the Jews az An,r.
lea have built up. through the Anne,
lean Jewish Relief Committee az.
other Official agencies. n machine f,i
the organization and distribution a.
relief to war sufferers os their awi
and other races that IN now prncs,
caliy worldwide. The headquarterv "a
the Committee are Mt - East ~ !
Street. New York. Expenditures Er
this work now aggregate more Tin,
$2.OOO,00O a month. and by means y
state-by-state campaigns fo he h.if
this fall a total of S95.OO00OO ~ IL
be sought To finance the work throu.l
the coming months.
An enumeration OF the Countries IN
which relief efforts are being mad.
is Indicative of the scope Of iIe work
Representatives of these Jewisl, a:rn
cies are to be found IN Poland. czeciio
sioyakIa. Jugoslayia, GalIcia. Serbia
Ruinania. and other Balkan states
Greece. Turkey Palestine an: Sbcr. a
Snail groups of refugees, cast I'D bS
the backwash Of war, are being as
eisted In Holland. Japan, China ana
other isolated parts of the globe.
All told, many million Christian
and more than G.OOO,OOO Jews In coun
tiles other than the United States sr,
being directly aided by American Jew
ish relief funds. The major portion
Of this humanitarian work is Of course
carried on in Eastern Europe. II /.
there that the bulk Of the worlds Je,y
ish population lives. The fact TIM,
these same nations have been perhaps
hardest hit by the late war. explains,
why World Jewry IL at the greatest
crisis In It's history.
Eut though the Jews of America
have set out to sa.c their race from
destruction, they ere not forgeti,n.
ulat their own people are not the oni,
sufferers In these lands. The signlfi
canoe Of tie whole undertaking becou,cs
apparent when II Is known that the
relief supplies which have been pur
chased and shipped largely with Jew.
Ish funds are distributed without dis
elimination to Christians as well ms
Jews. Barriers of race spd creed
have been submerged in the food It'd,
OF suffering throughout much If "A.
earth, and the e:ur;s ~ American
Icxry to aid In tie gi eat crisis u
today have became as broad as human.
ity itself.