The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1919, Page 18

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This three New York concerns to cease giv- morning they just sat, looking at ing presents and gratuities to employees each other, still wondering. omers or prospective cust ; \ Sere” so ae to infikence ‘purchasing. | Yesterday afternoon at about 4 ‘The companies are: William H. Swann o'clock, J. R. Reed of the Gerry So- |& Sons, ship supply dealers: New Jer-| ciety noticed two children in front of | sey Asbestos Company, and the M. P. I. Packing and Supply Company. | ———————————— SNER. 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York's tastes, York and his bride, how- MINOR 1S HELD BY COBLENZ OFFICIALS Cartoonist Is in Charge of American Army Officers After Strange Disappearance. PARIS, June 12.—Robert Minor, an American newspaper correspondent and cartoonist, who recently myster- jously disappeared from Paris, has been located in Coblenz, where he is in oharge of the military authorities. The reason for his detention is not known. Hugh ©. Wallace, the Am-~ bassador, is interesting himself in the case and the expectation is that Minor will be released. When Minor disappeared, Lincoln Steffens, another American corre- spondent, requested the American Embassy to make inquiries concerning him. Col. House Inter was asked to investigate the disappearance. 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