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The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
SCH00LDRIVE
FOR NEAR EAST
Wiley and H. A. Thrift
Named to Lead Fund Cam
paign for Relief Work.

"EaIu and Save. TO Say~ d I-..,
will be the slogan OF a uuqu" cam
paign I, he conducted during Oct
bcr throughout the ct'y's schools.
as part Of the campaign for funds
for relief work IN the Nrar East.
Representative of various church
and civic organizations met ye--
terday afternoon 1T the Shoreham.
to hear the relief cummIJtec's plans
for the coming year. Dr. Harvey
Wiley was elected honorary chair
man and Hugh \. Thrift. chair
man.
Announcement was made of the
board OF rduCaJion'S co-uptTatIou
in the work by permitting during
October a special appeal 10 the chill
drcn Of the public schools. Through
parents associations. mothers ave
to be instructed to offer their
youngsters opportunities to earn
money. rather than 10 give them
coins TO donate to the relief Work.
Cooperation Of Washington laun-
dries has also been obtained for
the fall drive for old clothing.
, 4 message from William NJ Davi-
son, formerly WashinEton's superin-
tendcnt OF schools. indicated that
10000 school children Of PittsburEH
would participate in a campaign
similar to the one planned here.
Tho annual report submitted by
John B. Larner showed SllO.3Oo.TO
had been handled by the Washing
ton committee up To July l. Wash
ington. during the past year, had
the distinction OF having collected
the highest percentage Of its quota
and having operated with the low
est percentage OF expenditures. in
comparison with other cities of the
country.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
SOCIOLOGY IN SERGE AND STRAW By c. HENRY

proclaimed the UNIVERSAL brother
hood OF MAN.
one afternoon / WAS reclining
under the trees near the shore at
EishampJon in the esteemed COM
pany OF an eminent. bald-headrd
young sOciOlogisJ. By way uf note
1t may be inserted that all sociuI-
ogists are more OF less bald. and
exactly Jhirty-tw"- Look 'rm hVrr
The socioIo2ist was citing th,.
Van Plushv"Ii case a. tn" most
important "Uplifl" symptom uC "A
@,n"ratIUn. and a. an 'Neu>' fnr
LIS own existence.
Immediately h-for" Us w,Ie tI,
village baseball grounds And
now cam" the sporty" Youth Of
FishamPJ0n and Distributed them
selves shouting, about tho dia-
mund.
There" said the sociolueist.
pointing. there j. Young Van
Plusuvell.'
raised myself $50 far ,,sy-
"ophant with Mary AnuD and
gazcd.
YOUNG Van PlushveIt sat upon
the ground. He was dressed in a
ragged red sweater. wrecked and
weather-worn golf cap. turnover
shoes. ana trousers Of the ser
viceable" brand Dust clinCing 10
tn" moisture induced by free ev-
trcis". darkencd wide areas of his
face.
That is he" repeated the So
ciologist- II he had said him"
could have been less NindiCtivc.
On a bench. with an air, sat the
young millionaire's chum.
He was dressed in a neat suit
of dark blue serge. a neat white
straw hat. neat low-cut tan shoes,
linen Of the wcll-known. 'immac-
ulate' trade mark. a neat. narrow
four-in-hand tie. and carried a
slender. neat bamboo cane.
| laughed Loudly and vuICarlv.
What You want to do" said l
to the soCioloEist. is 20 establish
a reformatory for tho Logical Vi
cious Circle. Or else I've got
wheels. 1t hooks to me as though
things are running round and
round in circles instead Of getting
anywhere"
What do YOU mean" asked tho
man OF progress.
why, look what he has done
to Smoky" I replied
You will always be a fo,oI '
said my friend, the socioloEist.
getting UP and walking away.
,oPyright, 1920. by Wheeler Syndicate. Incl
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ness. sure not. Can't you Sc
I've got divin' suit on? I'm
Goin' up in submarine balloon
to catch butterflies with two
inch auEer-"
Excuse me-" said Haywood.
with the insulting pOliteness of
his caste. for mistaking you for
q gentleman. [ might have known
better"
How might you have known
better If you thought I was one
said 'Sutoky." unconsciOusly To-
gIcian.
BY your appearance" said
Haywood. No gentleman is dirty.
ragged and d liar"
smoky" hOoted once like
ferry boat. spat on his hand, got a
firm grip on his baseball bat and
then dropped 1t against the fence.
say" said he. Il knows you.
You're the pup that belongs in
that swell private summer sani-
tarium for city guys over there
You cant bluff nobody because
you're rich. And because you got
ON swell clothes. Arabella, YAH
Pa Eamuffin." said Haywood.
smoky" picked up u fencc-raiI
splinter and laid it on his Shoul-
dcr.
'Durr YOU to knock it off" he
challenged.
'.I wouldn't soil my hands with
you said the aristocrat.
''Fraid.' said smoky" chncisc-
y. "Youse city ducks amt got
the sand. 1 kin lick you with one
hand"
Il don't wish to have any trou-
hIe with you. said Haywood 81
esked you a civil question; and
ylou replied like alike a-a cad"
"WOt.s a Cad,' asked Smoky"
a cad Is q disaErecahIe person"
answered Haywood. ''who lacks
manners and doesn't know his
place. They sometimes play base
ball"
Il can tell you what a molly
roddle is" said smoky" It's a
mTnkey dressed up by its mother
and sent out to pick daisies on
the lawn"
when you have the honor to
refer TO the members Of my fam
ily.' said Haywood, with some
dim ideas OF code in his mind.
you'd better leave the ladies out
OF your remarks"
"HO. ladies'" mocked the rude
ono Il say ladies', I know what
them rich women in the city does.
They drink cocktails and swear
and give parties to sDriIlas. The
papers say so"
Then Haywood knew that it
must be. He took of his coat,
folded it neatly and laid it on the
roadside grass. placed his hat
upon it and began to unknot his
blue silk tie.
Hadn't yer better ring fer yer
maid, Arabella ." taunted smoky"
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
BYE. E. DRUM-HUNT.

The September diplomatic list, is
sued monthly by the State Depart
ment. records a number Of changes
in the personnel OF the various en-
bassies and Legations.
The French embassy list records
the fact that the second secretary
l. dc Sartigcs. noted as absent in
the August number. is no longer at
tached to the embassy staff. Nj. de
Sartiges is now connected with the
French embassy in Madrid.
A new name on the Spanish en-
bassy list is that OF Don Mariana
Amoedo GaIarmendi, the second
secretary.
Henry de Bach, counselor of the
Belgian embassy, is listed as absent.
Mr.. de Bach sailed on August IS for
a brief vacation abroad. He will
return about November l.
On the Argentina embassy staff
list for August Col. Juan Esteban
Vaccaresa was listed as absent. Col.
Vaccareza has now returned and
has taken a house on COrcOran
street.
At the Japanese embassy Klein
oCuke Fugii, the third secretary and
Nine Fugii have gone. Mr.. Fugii
has been orered to Annoy, China as
consul, but before going to their
new post he and his family will
visit in Japan.
General Don benjamin Puente
military attachc of the Peruvian
embassy. and Sonora dc Puente,
with their daughter. SenOrita Rosa
Puente Y hyulo. are listed as absent
Sonora Luisa Bravo de Aubry. wife
Of the Commandante Luis Aubry. Is
also absent. She has gone to Peru
On the British Embassy list Rob
ert Lester CraiEie and Mrs. Craigte
are included for the first time. Mr
CraiCie is the new secretary of the
embassy.
\ second name included only this
month on the British list is that OF
Lieut.. Comdr r. y. NJ. King, the new
assistant naval attache.
At the legation Of the Serbs,
CrOats and SlOvenCe Of Branko Laz-
arcvitrh and Mrs. Lazarevitch are
missing.
\ new name on the list of Ru-
mania is that of Dr. Nika PCtresco
the commercial attachc. He is liv-
ing at 1917 Fifteenth street.
The name OF Or. BelisariO Porras,
former minister Of Panama. is omit
ted from this months list. DR.. POr-
ras having resigned to accept the
Presidency of the Republic. His
place is being temporarily filled by
Senior Don J. +. Lefcvrc. charge
d'affaires ad interia and secretary
Of the legation.
Dr. Otto kriZk, secretary Of the
CZeChO Slovakia Legation. is an
other newcomer
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB
YEAR BOOK READY.

The board OF directors OF the
College Women's Club Will have
its first meeting of the season this
evening. Club activities will be-
gin the following week.
The Club Year Book is now
ready for distribution and can be
obtained at the club house. This
book contains the names of many
women prominent in all lines OF
activity in Washington, some Of
whom are. Miss Julia LathrUp.
chief Of the Children's Bureau, Mrs
Francis {. AXtell, chairman OF the
Workingman's Compensation com
mittee: Miss Claribel Barnett. Ii
brarian of the Department Of Agri-
culture Library; Miss Sarah Bell.
the only woman employed In SCI
entifiC work in the Coast and
GcOdetic Survey: Judge kathrIn-
Sellers, Judge Of the Juvenile Court:
Elen Spencer Mussy. founder OF
the Washington College Of Law.
and Miss Emma Gillette, its pres
ent dean; Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes,
member of the school board: Mrs.
\. A. Steele. assistant probation "f-
fiCer of the Supreme Court Of the
District, Mrs. Lyman Z. SWORN
stedt. president Of the Twentieth
Century Club: Miss Bell Worth Bag
ly, sister OF Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
Mrs. Harvey Wiley and many
others.
The officers Of the cub are: Pres
ident. Mrs. Basil NJ. Manly: first
vice president Mrs. william Van
Week. second vice president. Mrs.
A A Steele: recording secretary,
Miss Edna Jackson: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. J. P. AuIt; treasurer.
Miss Marie X. saunders.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17

home at 1900 Sixteenth street in
this city. Mr.. Stokes is Washing
ton correspondent of the New YORK
Evening Post and is the son of Mrs
Anson Phelps Stokes. Of 9 East Six
ty-ffth street, New York.
or interest here is the engage
ment of Miss Carami Carroll
daughter Of Mrs. Howard Carroll
of New York city ard Tarrytown,
y. Y. to J. T. Johnston Mali. son Of
Pierre Mali consul general OF Bel
Eium in New York, and Mrs Mali
Of Fifth avenue and Plainfeld, y. J.
The wedding has been arranged
Tor October 16 at Carrollclif, the
country home of Mrs. Carroll
The late Gen. Howard Carroll
Miss CarrolIs father. who died a
few years ago. was well known in
Washington and New York. as a
soldier, Journalist. author. politi-
clan and man of large affairs. Snr
was introduced in society several
years ago, after having been grad
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17

his is turning an old saying face sbcute e1t
modern methods Of reducing fat have made
this revision possible
Eyou are overfst; opposed 10 physical En-
ertion: fond Of the table and It's good thlnss.
and still want to reduce your eIoess tesh
several pounds, SO 20 your drUggist tcr
write TO the MsrDols Co.. e6 e6Gsrhel6.B Build
ing. Detroit. Mich-l and give him. Tor
send thcTn) one dollar, thus satisfy Ins youI
ambition for trim. aim figure, by recefV-
ing a good size box Of Nsrmols pre~crp-
ton Tablets compounded N sccordsnce
with the famous Rarmols Prescupuoul;
take one Of these pleasant candy tablets
after each meal and at bedtime, and you
will lose your fat at the rate Of two, three
or four pounds week
Then continue the treatment until your
weight Is what you desire. Marmols
Prescription Tablets are not only harm
less but really beneficial to the general
health. You don't need starvation otes or
weakening exercise Just SO On eating
what you like, leave exercising 20 the
athletes, but take your little tablet faith
fully and without doubt that abby hesh
will quickly take unto itself NInss, leaving
behind If your natural self. neatly clothed
10 frm flesh and trim nnscleS
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
Theft of Woman S Garb
Charged to Colored Man

Joseph DysoL colored. was held
for the grand jury yesterday under
$500 bond, charged with theft Of
s15 worth of woman's clothing from
the home of Miss Blanche Jordan.
4S II street southwest.
Detective Q. W. Mansfield OF the
Fourth precinct arrested Dyson
after Miss Jordan had complained
of seeing a woman friend of Dyson :
wearing her dress. Dyson denied
the theft.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
War Over, Says Court
In Deciding Wager

Columbia, Mo, Sept 16.-The war
is over. jury in Judge BicknoITs
court has decided. The question
arose when l. V. Evans called on
the court to decide who won his
bet with Edward McBee that there
would be peace by January l. 1920.
Kelly Haines. stakeholder. had re-
fused TO pay either bettor.
Evans through his attorney sp-
pealed TO the circuit court.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17

Miss Callie Doyle and Miss Flora
Doyle, spent the greater part OF
the summer at the Hot Springs.
Va. is at her Washington residence
for a brief stay. She will return
to Hot Springs Monday to spend
several weeks. coming back to the
city about the first Of October,
when Mr.. Marye is expected from
their California estate. Miss Flora
Doyle left last evening for Chicago
to meet her young nephews and
bring them to this city where they
will enter one OF the preparatory
schools.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
MISS EVELYN EWART JONES
ENGAGED TO LIEUT.. WHITNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J. Christian
announce the engagement of the
latter's daughter. Miss Evelyn
Ewart Jones, to Lieut. Courtney
Whitney. L. S. Air Service. son OF
DR.. and Mrs. Milton Whitney, of
Takoma Park, d. c. The marriage
will take place on October 20 at
Trinity Church. Takoma Park.
Mai. and Mrs. William Wolfes
Smith, Miss Cecil Norton. Miss
Clara Drake, Miss Agnes Walter,
Miss Beatrix Hurley, and George
Flemer were the guests OF Mr.. amt
Mrs Caleb w. O'ConnOr, the hosts
at the Thursday evening dinner of
the Arts Club last evening. Miss
Norton gave Il short talk Oh tie
community centers of this and Other
cities. Miss Walter and Miss Drake
Of the Washington Players gave Mr..
O'Connors latest comedy playlet.
Onions" Miss Hurley and Mr..
FIemer entertained on the piano and
violin.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
NtJ. AND MRS. TITTNANN
AND DAUGHTER Return.

Mai. and Mrs Charles TrowbriCre
Tlttmann with their daughter have
returned from the Crater Club On
lake Champlain and will shortly
open their house on Connecticut
avenue. Mrs. TittmanR is at present
visiting DR.. and Mrs. .. H TlttmRnn
at Leesburg. Va
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
HOUSE AND MARSHALL
TO AID COX CAMPAIGN

N.H Nurh S.r' I,-Nu' q ST
io.~~ Nd. lab, an a.i.E- part .1
.ha ,amraign rar the election -
CmN and Roosevelt. a.g0rdlul 10 am
auuoau.amoul mad- lg ,f,nr-
White. I.m.,Iarto ,hai~Iuar. '.Us.
col Hoes. returned g.. New Nurr
.~uw Europe yesterday ,r rrN
r|rmpf. j. is urdrr~r.r.I De- ~
nor make ~urs,n-s bat h.s -rr,.s
VIII hr W ..z,H IN Other waz-
Frtnrky Mich. Sept 7n - y. %
l'r,.~.d nj Thomas E. Marshal 500.
NE... take tho stump ln hssa.E or rU.
nemnrrttln candidates tur Tr-sld..
rnT N.... President. % w. I.arr. I
lrr- to-day
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17

Miss Zulo L. Brown and Clarence
VI. Mitchell, both of this city, were
quietly married at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. w. II. Loving,
1910 East Capitol street, on We'd
nesday. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Howard +.
Downs, of Waugh Methodist Church.
The bride and bridegroom left i'm
mcdiately after the ceremony for a
trip to Atlantic City and New York.
Mrs James r. Barbour has re-
turned from Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
Silk Nightgowns
Friday Special, s4.95 Each
If you want to eCOHOmLze
Shop here on Friday

A small lot OF about four
dozen Flesh Crepe dc Chine
NightgowuS. square neck
and sleeveless. some are lace
trimmed. other, plain tai
lored models.
p Flesh Envelope Chcmise
OF crepe de chine and wash
>atiu. gcorgcttc and lace
trimmed, caniSoIc and cor
>ct cover STYLES; sizes 20. -
and ~ s34S each, were
$40 and s.
I8 Flesh Wash Satin Fin
N,lopc Chcmisc. plain TAI
lorcd model with pink and
blue ribbon straps. sizes as.
20. 42 and q: S2.65 each;
were $3.50.
IdHgc-.e Sn.'nn Tm-I SCOT
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
STOKES-kING WEDDING
IN GOTHAM TO-DAY.

Miss Elizabeth Ninncr King
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
WoIcott King. will be married to
Harold Phelps Stokes in the Madi-
son Avenue Presbyterian Church.
New York. this afternoon at >
o'clock After their honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs Stokes Will make their
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17

uated from Spence School. She
has been active in the welfare en-
tertainments given by the Spence
alumnae, often playing and sing
ing important solos and attending
to the various details of the enter
tainments. Miss Carroll has been
one of the interested workers in the
Junior league and she had much to
do with the success of Musical
Milestones," given by the league
last March. During the war she
drove an ambulance for the RED
Cross. Her mother was Miss Caro-
line Starin, Il daughter OF the late
John Fl. Starin, and her brothers
are Arthur and Lauren Carroll.
Mr.. Mali is a grandson and name
sake of the late John Taylor John
ston, one of the founders of the
metropolitan Museum of Art
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
Friday Special in
Women's Silk Hose
Sl.65 Pair

Thirty dozen pairs Of
these SILK Hose. in gray and
black, with Isle garter tOp,;
slightly irregular in wcavcs,
and but for this Iact would
be marked at s. pair.
I8 pair Women'- Extra
>Izc Gray Silk Hose; sizes Q,
ol. and 10. S. pair, were
S. 30 and s.
Il pair Women's BLACK
Cotton Hose, medium double
sole, and high spliccd heels.
irregular wcaves; size, s.. o
and 10. Special price, sos
pair.
Hosiery Section. TIr-t foor-
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17

Mrs. Andrew Thorne. wife Of Col
Thorne Of II" British EmJassy STAFF.
expects to return to England when
she gives up the cottage at Whit
sulphur Springs which she had all
summer. Col. Thornr viii make An
inspection trip OF the United STATE.
during the winter.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
Girls Bloomer Dresses
$685. Each; Were Sc

Only IL OF these dresSe, in
the pretty bloomer style that
girls OF :. 8 and % wear
arc 50 anxious to wear. Thcy
arc Of splendid quality gjng-
hams: pink. blue and @rcru
checks and stripes, with
white collar and ,a~hr> The
boomers are MIC and full
and we'll made
G..I>' >-,sl"u F-uT'u 1.r
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
OREGON HOSPITAL HEAD
on BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON.

Or. Henry Waldo Co", president
.of the MOrningsidc Hospital at
Portland, Greg. has been in Wash
inEton for the past few days on
business before the Interior De
partment DR.. Coc has charge Of
the Alaskan insane and has just
returned from European trip
where ne collected a great deal Of
data on the proper care and treat
ment Of insane patients.
Miss Katherine Miner and Miss
Sybn Clark have returned from a
vacation spent at the home of the
former at Lake MohOnk. y. Y.
William S Ayres has returned to
duty after a weeks leave Of alb
sencc.
Miss Marion Heitmuller has re
turned from a vacation spent at
Chambersburg. Pa. and Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. Edwin T.. Smith is on visit
to relatives near Portland. Maine.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
MRS. BTRLESON TO
ENTERTAINS At TEA.

Mrs. y. :. BurlesOn. wife Of the
Postmaster General. has invited the
General Federation Of Womcn's
Clubs and the District Of Columbia
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
DIR. KERR RETURNS
FROM ADIRONDACKs.

DR.. Harry Kerr has returned to
his home at 1742 N street after
spending the summer in the Adj
rOndacks, where Mrs. Kerr and
their son, Peter, will remain until
the end of this month when they
will join Or. Kerr here.
Mrs Gheen. widow of ear Admiral
Edward II. Gheen, who spent some
time at Atlantic city, has gone to
Bedford Spring, Pa, for the au-
tumn.
Mr. and Mrs. John W Brawner
have closed their cottage at Mon
terey. Pa, and are now at their
new home. 2125 Leroy Place.
Mrs. Walter Gordon and her
daughter Miss Ellen Gordon, have
returned from SaunderstOwn. r. /.
where they spent the summer. They
will join Gen. Gordon at Camp
Benning. Ga, early in October.
Mrs. George T. Marye, wife of the
former United States Ambassador
to Russia who with her sisters,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
Society,"

Board OF the National Federation
Of Women's Clubs to have a cup
of tea with her this afternoon at
o'clock at her home, 1901 F street.
Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter, president
Of the General Federation, will
make the introductions for her
board and Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kins president of the District Fed
Grafton will present her board
members. Mrs. Randolph D. Hop
kins will also assist.
The Minister of Honduras, ]. An
tonic Lopez Gutierrez, has returned
from New York.
The assistant naval attache Of
the British embassy. Lieut.. COmdr.
f. N. NJ. King, who arrived in
Washington about two months ago,
will be Joined here shortly by Mrs.
King who will sail from England.
They will take a house in Chevy
Chase for the winter.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph Bridges
Bagby, who were married in Kan
sas City, Mo, on September II, are
visiting in Washington and are
staying at the Raleigh. Mrs. Bag
by was formerly Miss Anne Eliza
beth Robertson, daughter of Mrs.
Frank Robinson. of Kansas City
but resided in this city for several
years before her marriage last Sat
urday.
Mrs. L. S. Grant Sd and Miss
Grant are at the Hotel Lafayette
for a short stay.
Senator Gilbert NJ Hitchcock and
Miss Ruth Hitchcock have returned
to Washington from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Hitchcock will remain there
some time longer.
Capt. and Mrs. f. T. Georges have
gone on motor trip thrOugh h
Massachusetts and Maine
The Washington herald., 1920-09-17
100 Yards All-Woo Jersey
Cloth Reduced

7--:uoh All-WooI Jersey
Cloth. in the pastel shades of
~a'mon pink. hcliolrope. an-i-
cot; suitable Tor swoeL~.
dresses and sports suits 73
Ea~d. Was s.
ur~,, 'rood> S~.-vu se.uud fonr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

william J. Roome & Co.. INC, leased
for the estate Of Louise Il. Wernert, de-
ceased, the northeast corner OF Twenty.
third street and Seventh avenue %
John Bergin and subleasod the prem
res for John BerEin TO Philip Mandel.
man. who IL altering tho ground floor
INTO four stores, all OF which have been
released for Philip Mandelman.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, and Lo-
ron III. Siawson Company leased for the
rearfort Corporation the store. basement
and the two floors above in 9 and III
1cast Thirty-seventh street TO the
vrixht-Fox Company, Inc, Il. y.
wright President at rental aggro-
,atlnS s350,000. This loase covers the
,rajor portion OF tho space formerly oc-
cupied by Higgins q Setter Douglas l..
Gilman & Co. represented the Bearfort
Corporatlon in the negotiations.
M. e. L. Hess, Inc, have leased Tor
o,flces the eighteenth floor IN 35f
Fourth avenue 10 Funk Wagnalls
Company. publishers. The floor cons
taine 10000 square feet OF space and
tho lease H. for long term
Naggstrom-Callen Company leased
tore and basement In 2iTs Eighth ave.
80 for Rose Cahea 20 Gabaeff Bros.
Smear g. CO. leased the following
snsce: Fourth loft In 1is West Thirty
,hiyd street TO Joseph Gottlieb store
and basement In ie3 Greene street to
Herbert J. Grey. sixth floor in 1i6 and
ia West Fourteenth street 10 Wolf.
Msnseil Gross d Robinson flfth floor In
lf,t west Thirty-thivd street TO Joseph
A r, ttha rdt. fourtf- lfoor In 10 west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-29

Twenty-second street to Benjamin Ma
Ina and second floor in AZ East Twelfth
street 10 the Champion Envelope Com
pany
Lewis l.. Rosenthal Company leased
to the International Millinery Company
tho store in SO West Forty-second street
at an aggregate rental of $4,000. The
same brokers leased for a term OF ten
years for the krim Realty Holding Cor
poration store and basement on the
northeast corner OF Seventy-first street
and Broadway to the Gordon Drug Com
pany; also the store at 1906 Broadway
in ChurchIirs. TO Nozawa Bros. Bott
these leases aggregate a rental OF
s135,000.
Harvey i. Newins, Inc, leased the
southerly store in the new Embassy
Hotel at Broadway and Seventeen
street to NJ. NJ. Golde.
Harris. Vought 6 Co. leased stores in
s -isast Forty-siXth street to Nichols,
Hines & CO.: in 81 West Forty sixth
street to John l.. Rodermacher also an
apartment in 81 East Eigllty-ninth
street to NJ. c.. S. Draper and In 435
Park avenue to Samuel NJ. Fechheimer.