New-York tribune., 1919-11-12

night, which was addressed by Will
lam s. Bennet and Henry Morgen-
thau. Lieutenant General Bullard and
his staff were guests of honor. SEN
ators Wadsworth and Chamberlain,
who had been expected. sent messages
of regret. Sydney M. Louis, president
of the post, presided.
Police Reserves Called Cut
Zionist District No. 2, comprising the
lower East Side, celebrated Armisticc
Day by special performance of "Thc
Jews at the Tomasshefsky Theater
for the benefit of Jewish war sufferers
in Europe Judge Otto A. Rosalsky
spoke. The theater was filled to capac-
lty and reserves had to be called to
keep the crowd outside in order.
Members Of Greenwich Village Post
1s. American Legion, paraded through
the village last night and followed this
with "a dance and special program in
Public School Al in Bleecker Street The
parade stopped in front of the Hotel
Brevoort to serenade Major La Guardia,
but unfortunately the major had left
his rooms there and had gone to
speak in Brookl'n. Captain P. St.
George Bissell, president Of his post,
presided at the gathering in the
lowing which the post was presented
with a silk flag.
Justice John M. Tierney in Part
Of the Bronx Supreme Court and JUS
tice Charles L Guy in the Criminal
Branch of the Bronx Supreme Court
ordered short adjournments and de-
livered brief addresses on the sig
niticance of the day. Judge Gibbs also
suspended business at noon in the
Bronx County Court
The Rev. DR.. G. A. Christensen de-
livered an armistice day address at
the st. PauPs Chapel, where he urged
New Workers to set up adequate
memorials for those who died in
France.
Americanization Urged
Presbyterian headquarters, 1856 Fifth
Avenue, observed the day by special
ervlces at which prayers of praise
and thanksgiving were offered by DR..
;tanley White, secretary of the Board
# Foreign Missions, and the Rev. Paul
Erdman, for many years missionary to
syria and now on furlough here.
Addresses advocating Americaniza-
-ion as an effective means of over
coming the present turbulent condi-
ions of the world were delivered to
the students of New York University
by Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown
and Dean Archibald L. Bouton of the
College of Arts and Pure Science
Students Of Barnard College were ad-
dressed by Professor Muller, of the
French department, who spent four
years in the service of his country.
and Professor Bigoniari, soldier at
the Italian font.
Negro Veterans Parade
The chief feature of Brooklyn's cele-
bration was a parade of negro veterans
of the war. The troops assembled at
the fountain on Befcrd Avenue. They
were reviewed by Borough President
Riegelmann and Colonel William Hay
ward from a stand in front of the
Central Y NJ. G. A.
Public buildings and many private
residences were decorated with flags
and dinners an meetings were held in
ali parts of the borough b. variety
Of patriotic organizations. The hell
on Borough Hall was rung for four
minutes, beginning at noon.
The Society of Michigan Daughters
of the City OF New York celebrated
Astoria, at which Mrs. Homer Folks,
wife of the head of the civil affairs
department of the Red Cross in France
spoke.
A cable from Paris, received by Will
liam P. Larkin, overseas director of
the Knights of Columbus, said that
K. Of c. secretaries had participated
with American soldiers yesterday in a
pilgrimage to Our Lady of Lourdes,
which was headed by Cardinal Ammete,
Of Paris, and Cardinal Lucon, of
Rheims.
Exercises in celebration of the day
were held in all public schools in
Jersey City.
At New Brunswick, n. j., special ex-
ercises We're held in Monument Square
where there was q flag raising at 1880
q. m. and q mass meeting at II q. N.