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The state herald., 1921-01-21
FOREIGN

Alarmed over the concentration Of
Russian Red troops on their frontiers,
Esthonia and Lithunnia have appealed
to the allies for help.
The population of Brazil now Is 30,-
563,5O9, or more than one-fourth that
OF the United States, 1t has been an
nounced by the Brazilian embassy In
Washington.
The Greek offensive In Asia Minor
resulted In important successes for
the Greek forces, according to the
Greek communique received by the
Greek legation In London.
The murder of Walter J. Shannon OF
st. Louis has focused attention on the
orgy of gambling in Havana, Cuba,
which has surpassed Monte Carlo as
the gaming center of the world.
Reports that soviet Russia is prepar-
ing for war against the Russian bor-
der states, including Rumania, were
declared false by Adolph Joffe, presl-
dent of the Russia peace delegation at
Riga
Rembrandt's landscape "After the
Thunderstorm" was stolen from n pri-
vate owner at Hamburg and supposed
ly was shipped to the United States.
The painting is said to be valued at
S2,000,000.
More than 100000 Armenian ref
ugees between Knrs and Alexandropol
are dying because of lack of food and
fuel, and anarchy stalks among them,
said latest advices from Armenia re-
ceived by the Near East relief.
Mrs. Terence MacSwiney dlsem-
barked in London from the steamship
Pan Handle State, which arrived from
New York. Only two or three friends
greeted her. She win remain in Eng
land few days and then proceed to
Ireland.
A presidential decree suspendlng the
concession that had been granted the
Western Union Telegraph and Cable
Company to land its Barbados cable
on the shores of Cuba has been signed
and is in the hands of the government
secretary.
Berlin again Is threatened with
strikes of electrical street car and
subway workers and similar crafts
men because the municipal govern
ment has refused TO reinstate and set
free thlrty-three Communist leaders
who have been active among Berlin
workers.
1t has been announced In Athens
that the United States government had
consented 10 advance to the Greek
government $50 100000 already prom.
iSed Greece when NJ. YenlzcloS was
prime minister, but upon the condition
that the money be expended in Amer.
lea for non-war material.
Anatole France, the author, has an
nounced his adhesion to the commun-
list section of the French Socialist par
ty. This action ON his part was not
unexpected, MS he began last October
to write articles favoring sovietism.
saying that the advancement Of soviet
principles was one of the principal un-
dertakings of his life.
GENERAL
Films depicting criminal acts have
been barred from display at Newark,
n. J., w. ]. Brennan, director of mo-
tion pictures, has announced. Such
acts, he said. have a bad effect on the
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
INFORMATION WANTED.

.ADDREss May g. Rnebier. formerly 24d
West 10th at, ". Y. O. o 220 Herald.
Herald 81.
WILL TAXI DRIVER WHO TOOK PARTY
of six aud two dogs from Washington
Square To West 9th ~. Saturday evening
communicate with DEACON MURPHY, 20
Liberty st.? Reward lost bag.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
REAL ESTATE-CANADA.

THE HISTORIC FRENCH CHATEAU
Of the Papineau Seigneury for sale; beauti-
fully situated ,on the Ottawa River: over 700
acres; between Montreal and Ottawa: ex-
cellent shooting and fishing. WALTER
MoLsoN COMPANY. 15T ST. James ST..
Montreal.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUILDER wants 10 to 100 lots along West
chester av or White Plains subway; es-
tate that wants property developed for model
family houses. Peterson, builder 500
Willis nv. Tel. Melrose $40.
FLATBUSH lots for cash must be bargain !;
please state full particulars to receive at
tention. BUILDER. 1915 Herald, Bkyn.
I WANT a small acreage place, with I'M
proved or old fashioned house, within COM
muting distance: owners only please. Com
n.uter. Room Gil. World Bldg. n. Y. City.
OWNERS, send details property to sell,
rent, exchange. MURRAY'S AGENCY.
1886 Lexington.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.


FOR long rental light. nine rooms, two
baths, modern, unfurnished immediate oc-
cupancy; Long Island, Westchester pre-
ferred: state details. schools. garage, COM
muting distance downtown New York: mail
photograph ultimate buyer. A 927 Herald,
Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
STORAGE.

AMERICAN iift vans for moving household
furniture between Europe and America and
between elite. IN the United States; house 70
house without boxing; only safe, easy and
sensible method, BOWLING GREEN 6ToR-
AGD 4 VAN CO.. 40 Bways N~v ycrs-
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
Borough OF BrookIyn-saIe or Rent
Berough o. Quccns-saie or Rent.

FOR SALE-Unusuaily attractive all year
home new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage First floor haa large living room,
dining ROOM kitchen. extra toilet and laundry
in basement. Second floor has bedrooms,
tiled bath. Interior finished throughout and
white enamelled woodwork and mahogany
finished doors: parquct floors throughout
hot water heat, gas. electricity. sewer. etc.
restricted section. ten year tax exemption;
minutes walk to large park and bathing; !
block express station. 10 minutes Grand Cen
tral. sc. fare: $500 cash required, balance
on terms For plans and photo call. write or
phone J. S. WITHERS. 80 Vanderbilt ay.,
y. Y. Room 1914. Tel e4s5 Wand
FOREST HILLS GARLENs. 30 Olive place.
corner plot, 9Ixp3 irregular: 3 story de-
tached brick residence, consisting 10 rooms.
baths: all improvements; viii consider
felllng or renting, furnished unfurnlshed.
pEASE & ELLIN1AN, $40 Madison av.
Murray Hili GOO.
TAX EXEMPT.
SfE<BERG BROS. one family cottages AT
Richmond Hill. South. 50 200 up; Fulton st.
IL" to Greenwood station. Greenwood
stairway. Telephone Richmond Hill $685.
fifS-60S5.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-saIe or Rent.

FAR RoCKAwAY. 52 Dickens 81. family
rooms and bath, electric &C.: newly
renovated from cellar 10 roof: minutes
from station: Immediate possession; small
cash payments. easy terms balance.
CLINTON TRADING CORPORATION. 1856
Remsen ST.. Brooklyn. Tel. Main 384o
HOMES, $500 upward, easy terms. HYDE
BAXTER, Port washington. 4.
LONG BEACH.-Furnished bungalow. rent
$500. one for sale, very reasonable. Call
on 7. WALSH. Bus from station.
WATER FRONT HOME at tremendous bar
gain. 20 miles from Penn. Station, New
York city; ~ trains daily. 300 n. actual
water frontage: best Of boating. fishing
sslt water bathing and shooting In season.
close by and easy Of access; old Colonial
type OF gentieman's suburban farmhouse,
With 10 rooms, baths; large garage and
stable: fruit trees and splendid garden:
every city convenience, including hot water
electric light and gas: beautiful residential
section; hest reasons for selling. 81. 900
total price. very easy terms arranged. PRI-
NATE OWNER. Post office box 5s4, City
Hall Station. New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

i00x115, vacant. West Bronx. equity Sio,-
600: what's offered7 SHARUM, t10 Bway
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

Machinery.
HOSIERY MACHINES.
Pair full fashioned, 80 gauge, Schubert a
Salzer hosiery machines. footer and logger,
good condition, $4,000 pair: one same make.
81 gauge, logger, good condition, si,750.
BLANCHARD a PRICE,
i42 9TH AV.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
westchester--saIs or Rent.

NEW ROCHELLE HOME. $4,000
a bargain. 10 rooms, baths, gas cleo
tricity, fireplaccs. sleeping porch: plot 50x
$50. o'CoNNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
2t9 Hueuenot 81. Phone 5e4 New Rochelle.
UP 90 date South Park Hiil house, sfa. 900;
convenient terms. THOS. s. BURKE
IIarn Bldg Getty mnnarp Yonkar.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

FARM MANAGER, working, practical expe-
rienoe in all branches of farming and gar
dening; all live stock. registered or grade:
all fruit trees; operate all farm machinery,
engines and pumps handy with tools do all
repairs: bookkeeping; best references: mar
ried, with family. / Herald, Herald 50.
FARM manager, worker, now open for post
tion: lifetime practical and scientific ex-
perience all branches general. commercial
farming; skilled Breeder; shares or salary;
married. 81. 2i6 Herald. Herald so.
FARM MANAGER. scientific. practical and
progressive: prefer place where advanced
registry records or production for profits are
wanted. 292 Herald. Herald SO.
FARMER, gardener, experienced. gentieman's
farm. q. ID. 2i9 Il. s5th St. grocery store.
FARMER, experienced reliable. married.
wishes position. 504 West i36th ST.. apt. IL.
FOREMAN, long experience auto mechanic.
able take fun charge Of shop; reference
Dusek, 434 u. I2d 81.
GARDENER, married, Scotch. no family,
experienced, flowers, vegetables; care gem
tIeman's plpco; good references. 236 Her
aid, Herald go
GARDENER aingle. Industrious. trust
worthy. general gardener; long experience
on well kept places references. G 23t Her
aid, Herald so.
GARDENER-positon wanted by single man,
life experience in greenhouse work: all out.
door gardening; years reference from last
place. Gardener, 81 w. goth.
GARDENER, married. wants position; ~
years experience. best references; can
drive n car. children; wife not employed.
John winkelmann, haywood. ~. j.
GARDENER, single: vegetables, lawns,
roads, Strawberries: useful. references.
Gardener, 362 w. 3ist.
GARDENER, carctaker t5o) single; flowers,
&C.; small place; animals or autos
$50. u i42 Herald. Herald SO.
GARDENER, single first class raising
vegetables, flowers. poultry. Gardener, l''
East 4Tth.
GARDENER, "a, single. outdoor glass; rel
ercnce. Corson Alcxondrowltsch' ~ NotA'
William ri. ----
GARDENER. useful single, -, wants posl.
tion. H. Gicse. 20 North William ~.
GARDENERS assistant. vegetables, coupie
cows. w. whatrnan. AL w. 23d, city:
GARDENF5R- ueefui. single swede; chickens.
cowv; references. O 2te Herald, Herald 80
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED.

Long island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. L
rooms and bath. s.. $50 up;
JUST COMPLETED.
New splendid Tennis Place Anartnnent..
by station; l5 minutes on electric trains TO
Penn. Station, Bath ST. and 7th ay N " o.
FEW SUITES LEFT
Apply on premises or phone Boulevard s545
GUyON l.. Q. EARLE. AGENT,
260 W. seth st. SCHUYLER 974a
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
New York state--snie or Rent.

REAL NALuE-ROCKLANp COUNTY.
Scmi-bungalow (atucco over hollow tiie). 9
large roums, attic aud bath, spacious porch,
Steam heat. electric light. garage, large plot:
5000, near station. very desirable
HAYES 4 KAIILBAUM.
Manual. 81. VI. 'rnl- NAnNaf LII
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
New Jersey.

WEST END, n. J--r.args store, has
Condit fpr past 10 Years. splendid
opp0Turitr for flrst class wholesale
tNd refRi grorovr. Ful information
Nv HfltSt. 81 E'm IT,, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
Housekeepers.

HOUSEkEEPER, refined, capable gentle
4 woman, to take entire charge OF household
where servants are kept; willing go any
where or would chaperone lady travelling.
253 Herald, Herald So
HOUSEKEEPER, working: capable, refined
young widow, with IA months baby: no
attractive than large salary. Heiser, 2405
Cornelia ST., Bklyn. Tel. Evergreen 3Os4
HOUSEKEEPER, competent, good cook and
+, manager, wants position: adults only; state
particulars. Il 296 Herald, Herald 50.
HoUSEKEEPER, American, hotel, santa
rium or hospital. g 22s Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

PARK srsOPEAs175 nonthly elegantly fur
nished, rroderr story house; April until
oct. reference fscuirsd. Phons Prospect s54.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Unfurnished.
HEIGHTS, West Bronx. four rooms, SI5-s5o;
three adults; VIII buy furniture. LonRacre
1918 Lester, 4S0 w. 40tb
THREE or four rooms for housekeeping,
Two adults rent about $50; SO bonus. d
2sS Herald. Herald 50.
WANTED-Modern unfurnished apartment
3. large rooms. West Side, below
l20th ST. y i7@7 Herald, Washington Hgts
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
Connecticut--saIe or Rent
Connecticut--Sale or Rent.
BELL PERSON. Real Estate
80 Atlantic St, Stamford. Phone 2sss.
q. HARRY ABBOTT.
Shore front property. Stamford. Conn.
New Jersey-saie or Rent.
A LITTLE GEM

A LITTLE GEM.
Pivs rooms, open attic. every modern CON
Nenfence, finest plumbing exduisiteiy deco
fated: spacious garage, chicken house plenty
Of fruit berries. acre. Northern New
Jersey: 3 minutes 20 station. $500.
LkYES l. KAHLBAUM.
Manuel. ~. Y. Telephone fis Manuel.
village farm. near Ridgewood convenient
express station; long. low type house. .
rooms, all improvements. large shade trees
rutbufldnEs; 8 acres; garden, fruit, berries.
asparagus. spring brook. trout pool. FRED
ERfCK a. TEToR Ridgewood. N. j.
AsBURY PARK, Alieuhurst, Deal beach
Bradley Beach, Ocean Grove, Elberon. &c. .
summer houses. hotels. garages. JACOB A.
EING. opposite North Aebury Park Station.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW. large rooms
and breakfast porch. plot soxi5O. garage.
oyerf known Improvement and open Hre-
place; wonderful bargain 20 quick buyer
CHURCH.. Nrtley, n. J.
DIRECT from builder, rooms bath, All
improvements gas and electric. 10 min
utes from Plainficld station; $500: cash
required. 81 500. possession immediate. Call
sunday, ilf2 Stillman az. Plainfield, N. y.
HOME built by owner, seven rooms modern
FcreEt Hill, Newark. ny. J. Address II. H.,
Bo1 n 1e8 Herald, Herald "a.
ryDdEwOOD--slx room modern cottage,
barn. chickeu rrrsca fruit. scre-, $1,000;
photographs. HOVER 2i2 B'way. n. y
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

ATLANTIC Av.. is4-foFT FOR RENT;
LIGHT; ABOUT 1000 FIT; NEAR CEN
TIRE ST., BROOKLYN. r.. 10. EESMITH
CO. INC. WATKINS 30sG.
FACTORY, 2,400 squire feet, for light manu-
facturing plenty Of light. one block 70
Borough Hall. 7, NJ DOMBEK, - Court
81 Tel. s3l Main.
WINTHROP ST, 310-Garagc for sale or 10
lease, 2i 900 square feet. Phone Decatur
1892 II A. NJ or " NJ
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

psy 2F% more than any ono Tor your fur.
niture, rugs, pianos. paintings. BAISLEr.
i15 University place. t6tyvesant 22e6l.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15
BOARDERS WANTED.

SGD, f24 w. (Graycourt spacious pariors
lounge; steam heat; rooms. single. en- suite
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

] COUPLE. ages %, u; gardener. life expe-
rience vegetables. flowers, poultry and
I other live stock: wife for housework; want
positions April in Westchester county: good
references; $3.50 month. Josef Steingraber,
l box l16. Bronxville, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

BEAUTIFUL apartment, . rooms. kitchen
site; $500 year. Cirols 5SAa.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

SECOND HAND MACHINERY.
wANTED-one f8 inch direct connected. ff1
or go volt, d. c., motor driven lathe, f1A
20 i26 inches between centres, with back
gears; also IL 10 90 inch drill presst stats
price and condition. ENGINEER. boz q
h24 Herald. ESQ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

FARM about go acres. good buildings. cleo
tric light coaveniences; about 80 miles from
New York. wanted at once. WALTER
STEINER, $40 Ocean av., Bklyn
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

1 COUPLE. Japanese (wffe Dutch), II years
experienced valet, cook, butler. nurse. lady e
maid, waitress, desire take entire charge
bachelors small family; references. Can
present employers. Mrs. G. p. King, 270 Park
| aN.. MurrAY Hill 17R7.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

WAITRESS, English, married.: small adult
Christian family, thoroughly understand.
her work; husband competent gardener, long
experience, willing to be useful: best refer
ences; letters; no agency. S. j., 259 W. 23d.
WAITRESS or chambermaid, competent,
good references. Write Nj. j.. S1S sd av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-15

A. acres. 25 tiilapie. balance pasture and
Woodland. fruit trees: room house, water
IN house: barns, henhouse, horses. 8
cows. 65 hens, / heifer. farming tools; price
g. 800 reasonable terms. CLARK e. SON,
1924 Main ST., Bridgeport, Conn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-16
Commander Foote To
Take Charge OF Ship

Washington. April 1S-Commander
p. F. Foote, for several years personal
naval aide to former Secretary
Daniels and at present acting in a
similar capacity for Secretary DENLY,
has been assigned to command the
scout cruiser Salem of the Pacific
fleet He will be relieved of his pres
ent duties about May and will i'm
mediately join his ship at San Diego.
Secretary DENLY has not selected
Commander Foote'S successor.
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST
Washington. April 16.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are:
Region OF the Great Lakes: Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
leys: Colder with frosts at beginning
of week. normal temperature there
after. Fair except for local rains
toward end of week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-16
FRENCH ] ! MAY
!: MOVE BEYOND
RUHR DISTRICT
Part Of Westphalia District
May be Taken Over by
French Troops.
This Step Would be Taken
if Germany Refuses to
Meet Demands.

Paris. April 1e.-occupation of
more German territory by French
FORCES, should the Germans fail to
meet the Allied demands for the pay
ment Of 100000 gold marks by
May l may 20 beyond the Ruhr. dis
trict and include at least part Of
the Industrial section of Westphalia
It Is declared by the Echo de Paris.
In discussing yesterdays meeting of
the French cabinet. at which the
questions of eventual extension of
military penalties was considered. the
newspaper says that two reports, one
military and the other economic, was
adopted. "r
Military Report.
Marshal Foch submitted the mill
tary report, in which it was pointed
out that 1t would be insufficient to fix
the limits of the new occupation area
on strictly military lines. adding that
the economic element was worthy of
equal consideration. The marshal is
declared to have held that the first
advance by French forces should be
carried out with columns imposing
enough to deal with any German re-
action. although that would be most
improbable. He declared this force
could be considerably decreased once
occupation was we'll established, and
"0UlO not amount 10 InOTc tN1H uAly
per cent OF the electives held in the
Rhineland by France before April L.
New hattalions could be obtained by
calling UP the classes of 1918 and
1919. ~.
Would Bring in Money.
Louis LIoucheur. minister Of liber-
ated regions. submitted the economic
report. stating that the penalties to
be applied. sho6d not be merely to
exert pressure UPON the Germans and
force them to give in. but as a means
to bring In the. money due to France.
He outlined a system Of payments of
q permanent character which might
be continued after the occupation. 1t
consisted essentially in taxing Rhine
land coal, and industrial products ex-
ported from the occupation area. He
declared that these payments should
NeM 5000, 100000 gold marks per
ysxT1E e ss istd 81 n Would be 4 stArtia4
for a complete system Of payment
( which could he applied to the whole
OF Germany II the Germans could not
be induced to come to mutual
agreement with the entente.
All that, remains Is to perfect de-
tails Of plans so that the occupation
may be effected smoothly. it is de-
ciared.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-16
Starkweather Farmer
Is Surprised To Find !.
Two Bushels OF Alfalfa

Starkweathcr, N. d.. April 10..
w. S. Abel. well known local
farmer, has found himself some
richer than he thought he WAS
through the simple act of clean
ing some Grimm alfalfa seed
which he thought was, merely
screenings.
A year ago Mr.. Abel purchased
q quarter section of land ON
which was half an acre Of alfalfs.
He turned his hogs In on 1t but
they were unable to keep 1t eaten
down, SO during the year 1920 he
cut q crop of hay and another
crop which he thresl1ed in
common threshing machine. The
stuff that came out of the spout
did not impress him, but in think
ing it over this spring he decided
to run 1t through. the tanning
mill. The result was two budhels
of the finest kind OF pure Grimm
alfalfa seed, worth at the present
time fifty-tNo cents per pound.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-16
Two Boys AT Minot,
Convicted OF Theft,
Sent From That City

Minot. N. D., April 1e.-The two
young Minot boys who were found
guilty Of stealing a Ford car owned
by Paul Ives Of Balfcur, appeared be-
fore Judge Lowe yesterday. One boy
IL going to the training school at
Mandan today and the other boy goes
to a relatives home at Tacoma,
Wash. tss S-
Judge Lowe accompanied the boy
to Mandan and intends to secure
first hand information concerning the
institution.
"Hinot boys who persist in getting
into trouble are not going to remain
In the city. Parents who wish to
have their children stay with them
should see TO It that their children
do not violate the law" Judge Lowe
said. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-16
BOARD |! ADOPTS
new PLAN FOR
GUARANTY FUND
Depositors in One Bank
May Be Paid Off in Few
Months.
(Iierald Special Service,)


Bismarck. N. d., April ia new
method of assessments of state banks
has been decided upon by the Guar
aEty Fund commission beginning
with the fiscal year of July !.
The regular assessment will be pay
able in October and there will be
four special assessments in February
March, April and May. One regular
and four special assessments being
the limit allowed by law.
The money expected to be realized
from the liquidation Of the Jud and
Marmarth banks and the assessment
due yesterday, and on May Is. each
OF which assessments is expected to
bring about sixty-six thousand dol
lars together with other funds which
will be available about June will
permit paying off the depositors of
the Tolley State bank. it is stated.
The guaranty fund commission will
attempt to reimburse depositors in
the order of closing of the state
banks in North Dakota, it was an
nounced Thursday, following meet
ing OF the board.
The Tolley State bank will be the
first bank to come under the bene-
fits of this policy. Forty four banks
In the state. including few national
banks, have closed.
Unlike the procedure in the case OF
the failures of banks at Marmarth h
and Jud. which occurred before the
numerous closings began last fall, the
guaranty fund commission will pay
off the depositors but allow the bank
to be liquidated in receivership. In
the Marmarth and Jud banks the
commission took over. the entire as
sests and liabilities of the banks and
they are now in process. of:4iautda-
| ton. ~
The guaranty fund commission viii
be able to do little more this spring
than pay off the s35O.OO0 due de.
positors of the closed Tolley bank, il
was stated. Liquidation from the
bank. however. is expected to re.
lmburse the fund to some extent and
permit the continuance of the policy
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-16
STOCKWELL THROWS
LIGHT ON BIG WORK
OF Y. M. DURING WAR

Devils Lake, N. D., April &c.
W. l.. Stockwen. grand secretary
of the Masonic bodies for North
Dakota. in an address before the
Ramsey county Y. NJ. G. A. at
the Grnyson hotel here went into
detail on the work of the asso-
citation during the war, rcfuting
reports that would tend to bclit-
tie the work done during that pc
Rod of world stress. MIR. Stock
we'll showed that q very, large
percentage of all welfare work
both at the camps and in France
was done by the Y. NJ. C. A.. and
on scale surprising all other
bcneficient organizations doing
similar work.
''John II. Mott. general secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. G. A." said
MIR. Stockwcll, ''Was recognized
during the war rs one Of the
worlds greatest leadefA"