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THE OML Y ^ tZ7A2a 1 Tafe|«nacr ZOS-West ^iflMoa GiaSE-flyT SAI of HAMMO( REFRIGERATORS] Onr entire stack of the Englander Couch Hammocks Refrigeratois will be closed GREAT MOTIONS IM PI averaging from 10% to 40%] It ..viU pay you t o buy now at these ] put them away for next year. \ \I FilJr d with Riet-proof Steel SpriiKt M.ine with nphnl-tcrrd hacks, fan be had with or without \tajid an d ai RffRMMS O F THK BETTER r.R-VDES Whit e einxmel. lined. Plirrclain, and slone lined. A driaved ^iptnrnl cTimpek. u--. to cl<»e thrra out at reduccd prit-r?(. Ehiily Advance Wcint Ads Brini at once Histi Grade IS Muntme Pongee at 51.00 per yard Wa: have already sold for sirade, such as Eumsi 4S8 BRaADWAY, •«ar Cmsr 2Znd Strsrt i BAYONNE, N. J. i PSirtIr doo^F today* Sndar to ufaate riiitti^ : ruvuin THE HOME NEWSPAPER OF STATEN ISLANI>-EVEEY ABTEBNOON EXCEPT SONPAY Staten Island's? Must Be Restore. STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920 SIX PAGES PRICiE TWO CENTSK: ^M^rarSNEWSCHOffippBUSES Uhe^in CnnvenHon-City OfHcials Summoned in Bus T^t Case 48-ER MPS PUTFORMSBF MAJOR PARTIES IN KEYNOTE SPEECH Say s CoBTMtfcm I s CaDed to Meet Insistont Demand for New Party dilcaso. July 10—Abolition of prtrnege was mnAr the slogan o( tie cmveotion of (he Committee oC 4S In the keynote speech today of ADen SIcCnrdT. New York City, tenrporarr cfaairman. BerittoB the RepabUcan ami Democntic parties as \hold bid- ders for the opportanlty to be airent of the rapscinus interests far the next fonr years.\ Me(?nrdy declared Ihe present convention had been caHed \to dincover whe ther a polltiral party with the aNi- lition of rrivlleses as its para- mmint ieeue ran be crealed.\ ItcCnPdy reviewed ihe platforms of the major parties and asserted that the party leaders \are wtlhout the vision of statesnwinRiiip. the couraBe of leadership or the eon- TicTlon ot palTiotiaTO.\ He said there \Ls not m. word in either ptat- torm that misJlt not have been written and endorsed by a ctmven- vention composed em-ln.-iiTcIy ot corporation Uwycra a»d Wall eireet liankeTn.\ In part McCnrdy sipoke as tot- WHALENAND MILLS ORDERED TO CM HERE Commissioner of license s an d Bos Supt . Also CaDed i n Independent Case The excitement connected with the casee ot Frederick Lerf and Ed- ward J- Lockwood. indel>endent bni drivers for the Midlnad Transpor- tation Company, which are to be tested in the Magistrate's Court, in- creased yesterday when subpoenaes were Issued tor high city officials. Those who have been summoned as witnesses are Commissioner of The last ot tne list oi ^^^ structures Grover A. picked up by Staten Islanil's mo-1 1,15 deputy commissioner, torcjcle polleeinen over the last | -wirt Mills; John Dren < J t o 1j!«r which A I I..... nf Girl Wife, Repentent, Tells of Trip To Newark and Life There With Lover ARMY MAJOR PAYS FINE AND GOMIODSCOP Gescheidt 'Shocked' When Retired Officer Hands Him a 'Bouquet' The last of the list ot speeders lows: -The Republican bid Is bold. It rewJs out of its councils every ,„an and woman who ever stood lor any form of hirman rights, adopts a platform that evades, eonivocates or straddles every liv- in« ls«ue: pavea tlie way for a war by which. In eidtaiwe for the lives and treasure ot the people. Meiimn oil shall be delivered to the interests; endorses the infam- ous Esch-C^mmlns bill over the protest of fanners, workers and tnfomied cltixemi. and coasi.iMtty ero«n« its wnrks by nominating a« candidate for president a proven, steady. wheel-horse politician, snaranteed to stand without hitch- Ins. who learned all the poUtics he «cr learned In the satisfactory and thorough school ot Marcus A. Jtanna and Joaiph B. Poraker. •way ba.ck in the golden age mark- et by tb. Stawtord on scMldala. Thus etands the party of <U>raham Llneoln in the last days of its de- cadent faithlessness, naked and un- astomed In Its servile service of a greedy plutocracy -nie Democmtic bid Is more than bold: It is bralen. -Wltb mild reeervatlons It Mt only claim, a parthHm credit whtch fceloiuCT to the whole nation, for aglitins and winning the war. but It drcira It iKhiilillstered the ooiu duct ot U m w« without the taint of scBidat. and the sh<»l» l^d, and aiiOTft. and Ajpbuild- inc and cMtonment constirolton. and nitrate piaott •^^rt.'mus are still »t«nti« ttrougH the land. lUiVJVJt LI. week-end and holiday, a list which o.OTpied three days in the magis- trate-s court an-\ totaled more than 100 cases, were arraigned In the Nf;w Brighton court yestertiny, tliirieen o(retMi.?r3 ra>iiW! »25 flues In tiractically all cases, pleas ot guilty were entered. When Michael McMahon. a Chautfeur of 130 West Ninety-sixth street. Manhattan, was arraigned and convicted of tpeedin^. Motor- cycle Officer Maurice Gescheidt re- ceivedr t3ie surprise ot his life. Ma- jor William Jamison.^ a retired army officer. McMahon's employer atked permission to speak of the actions ot the'cBlcerandOescheldt braced himself tor the storm. \I wish to ctnomend.\ said the army officer, \the poUceman tor the emclew and courteous man- ner In which he executed an el tremely unpleaaant duty.\ The others tlned for speedinE were: Eugene Coptlano. 21S Sulli- van street: Prank Mucha. Manhat- tan: James Maloy. Brooklyn: Wil- liam J. Ooney. .Midland Beach; Charles T>udeking. New Dorp Beach: Anton Michelson. Anna- dale road: Joseph Welein. Brook lyn: John J. Baker. Manhattan: raiarles Zeltner. Elmhurst. L«ng leland: Xllpw Margaret Meyer. Brooklyn; John Creenw.tlt. Man- hattan. and Ilogh Ciarton. Manhat- tan. nan. Commissioner ot Licenses; and William Rlchter. the bus super- intendent. These men have been called upon to be#l the New Brigh- ton court on July H. to shed light on why these iadcpeudent buses are unable to get licenses. From hints dropped by former District Attorney Albert C. Fach attomev for the defendants in these cases, it is believed that allegations of discrimination against the inde- pendent drivers may come up. These drivers have been arrested charged with carrying passengers without a city permit. The posi- tion has hecn taken by their attor ney thiit they need no other per- mit than that of an ordinary hack- man. Mr. Fach has sUted that he will make these cases 'a test ot the rights of the Independent buses, not only in regard to licenses, but alM ia regard to their right to the use of the viaduct. GERMANY IS REMINDED OF COAL PRIORITY -Hence the growins and inrfst- detnand for a new p^X aiu win represent the peoples dete^ n .in«Jon. not to im b«* to old .tavertea hot forward to \ew Ub- .rtiea. W. are her- to meet th^ detnaod. W » r«<UiM« the danser ot divWon amon* «t«lve^ the con«w.«»ee. ot our to^ such a l»r ought to ^ ning of wlsdot®. It la true Ji«re thai the only hope of union moat fmind in a i«hort platform. -raeretor. tjt. u. be submitted as tie bMto h«i a mo « aerloas cl:^ o. coBUderatiott. Not cnJr is H • Aort platlorm. but It \\W\®- termaiLtta.. It I •- •rieitaC*.'* .. ' . •n« cnJj- people TO CELEBRATE BASTILE DAY The French national holiday on Wednesday. Juljn H. the taking of the Eastlle, will lie celebrated with a baminet, concert by 5ln«ers from the ronaervaJory of Music, Paris, and dancing, at Werthmuller's At- lantic Inn. Grant tnty. The banquet will be at 7 p. m.. the concert M f. and dancing at 9. President P. Ducaese of the French SociMy is in France, and an American. Albert Beraud. will preside at :!ie biUMluet. Mr. ^rtu.I fought with the French anay In France during U14 and for gallantry and bravetr m battle was presented with tbe Sroix de Gtierre and the Cro«» of Chevalier do la l-egion D\Haoenr by the French government in re- cognition of his great service* in the World War. The presence of Americans «t tlie baaioet. concert and ties, the oonunHtee beU«v<a«. sriU •vltJdiT demotuttrate the true apirtt ot frienttohip between the twt> tloni. and renew and cement the tie* ot comradeBhip thai has lasted lor more tlian a hundred years. The dlimer win «>»T» tJio sonal attention of CJiTis Doelner and will be cooked and served te a Strie to remind the dlnera ot U belle France. The TOl»e<Juent celebration win be in keeping with tHe oetwttm. On the banquet committee, are Henri Xouronval. secretary, who 1M been boey tor week* tesurtng the soecMa of the occaaloo; P. A. Femnd . txeaeorer; 1.. I* JoOe. D. Vai»a. Edwart Pretrton and Alex. Giaeaat. Tl»e aaanat Jwmqneta ot th^ rrendi Sodetr - have been the Important mo- ^ fmrettai ot tto organlxaUoB. It to« ««»• aBlBial rOTlon of the French teeldonU ot eXMtmk Waxt Must Consent to Establish- ment of Permanent Allied Coal Commission By CARL. D. GROT. (UnitriPrets Slag Corrrapondtnt.i Spa, Belgiu. July 10.—With the disarmament question definitely dls posed ot by Germany's acceptance of the allied ultimatum ordering the treaty terms fultllled within six months, the matter of coal de- liveries stood first on the program ot the conference between allied and German representatives today. Uoyd George has notified the Oer man delegation that Germany must recognise the right ot the allies to priority In deliveries of coal Germany must cotisent to establish ment of a permanent allied coal commission which will function at Berlin to keep track ot aU coal movements In Germany. Premier MlUerand declared that up to June 1 Germany ba^ delivered only 61 per cent, ot tiie coal re- quired under the peace treaty The French premier tfeciared Ftande must have prlorlt-- up to the amount fixed by the rcparaUons cwnmisslon. Herr Simons. Cep. man foreign minister, said that this was the allied decision there was no alternative for the Germans. Ho said a reply would be made at eleXn o'clock today. I t was be- lieved the CermanB would a*ree to .the allied proposals. With regard to trial ot Gennana guilty ot war Crimea to be condnct- ed at Leipalt. the German delega- tions »ald no arrests bad been made as yet. owing to the Insufficiency of evidence and the recurrenee ot revolutions and strikes In Germany. Uoyd George agreed tUat the aUlee would submit additional evidence but said It waa hli bellet enouxh had alreldr lieen given the German government to warrant proaeot- _-j>1rii Mrs. EHiabeth Sieger, seventeen and pretty, who ran away from her home and htisband on Jtme 22 wltii anoHier man. yesterday toot the wttnesR stand and told the story T>f her enticement and trip to New- ark and her stay there wKh Frank McGuIre. the third side of the eteiv nal triangle. McGulre was tried on the chaige of enticing Mrs. Sieeer to the other State for Immoral ptirposee. He was held to await tbe action of the grand Jury under »350« ban. In default of this ball the man -was committed to the county jail. Mrs. Sieger vrafi arreeted in Now Jersey on a charge made by her husband and now Is out on hail. A complete reconciliation between the couple having been effected, this charge will not be pressed and if her release Is obtained Mrs Sieger will return to her home. Tlie story told yesterday by the Beventeen-year-oid girl was the old. old recount of a little Birl crav- ing tor excitement and pleasure in 'her home and finally seeking it elsewhere. Mm. Sieger regretted the course ehe had chosen and ap- peared in court fully convinced of her error. \1 have been n, fool.\ she characterized herseat. and stated that It her trouble can be straigbtencd out and she can get back to her husband's hcraie, ehe will be content. Mrs. Sieger, when ehe went on the stand, did ttot seem her seven- teen yrars. She was dressed In yoathful fashion with a short blue Blald skirt, a military caiie and a light straw hat Her iight browa hair vraa done up girlishly at the back of her neck. During her ex- amination and croes-examination she retoained composed, glvlns her testimony in a simple and direct manner. When her e.xamInaUon waa con eluded, however, and Mrs. Sieger wa« back on the bench by her hus- band. her composure broke end she sobbed for a few mln4te». The reconciliation waa made evident when her husband, coming to her comforU slipped his arm ai:ound the girl's ehoulder. The wife's examinatltm waa con- ducted by former Judge Joeeiii B. Handy, who represents Sieger. As- sociated with him and looWng out for the Intereets ot the State waa AssUtant District Attorney Charles B Dullea. The defendant Is rep- reeented by former Aaalatant Dls. trict Attorney Frank InnlB. The witnees began her story at the time she met McGulre. about two months ihefore tbe couple ran away the end of hi»t month. The meeting. »ho stated, had been oroper. a woman friend introduc- ing the tvro. Prom this time on. her story ran. they met frequenUy in the .beence of her husband. SomeUmee tJjey met at her home and Bometlmea on the street, a^e told, or went to ttie moviea. ' told him she -would run away. -But I never meant it.\ she pleaded. \unUl he filled my head with etich stuff and caused me to be such a fool.\ This course continued, according to her story, niuil she sticcumtoed to his enUcements and consented to nm away. Site claims that Mc- Guire stlggested ttUs course to her. telling her she wae treated as a prisoner and ho wostld help her. She knew that he was married., al- Ibough not living with his wife and for some Ume there was talk of the two going to Chicago witere the defendant declared they cojld be divorced. The Newark trip w.-m Bnally de- cided on. Mrs. Sieger teetlfled yes- terday, the defendant telling her that with hfm she could have all the liberty she pleased and aU the money and clothes she desired. In ticoordance wili a prearranged plan, she said, on the mcming ol June 22 sho took a Eultcage with a few personal articles of .women's ware and went to the Elizahelh- port ferry. Here ehe tejophoned to McGulre. who met her and together they went to Newark. Mrs. Sieger set out in detail the search for a room and one finally being located on Broad street. Newark. Here, she stated, they •passed as man and wife. They lived and slept at this room for a week, she claimed, in her story going Into the most intimate de- tails of tliclr life there. So tar In her story she had-t>een led along by her aUomey, Judge Handy, but now the burden ot croes-examhiatlon was taken up by Mr. Innis. He queaUoned the girl at considerable length, with quiet qucAtiona dra-wing out many points • that had not been totiched on. She had only been married year and a half, she said, and be- cause of the confinement had be- come dlssatlsfled. Under this ex- amination ehe told of other pleas on the part ot McGuire for her to leave her husband- She testified that he had said that he would get her It he had to kidnap her. At the conclusion of tlao case, Mr. Innls moved for a dlsmleeal. claiming that in the tfistimpny, pre- sented Uiere was no suggestion of immorality untA after the oouple entered Jersey. He also made the point that the testimony of Ihe girt in reeard to the enticement ifi uncorroborated. These points were ir«aed by the defendant's counsel and Jwlge Handy. Mr. Innla refarring to tha woman in the case, aa \an unfor- ttmate girl Who had fallen tor the glamor ot youth and now is trying to m»k« MoGulro the soat.\ The jnotlon to diamiss waa do- nied by Magistrale Croak, who then 4ield the defendant for the gtand Jury. ' ' . iroIkOTlns ilie diapoajtion o( the case. Mrs. Sieger lett the court VAN PELT AND NEUBAUERHELD FOR GRAND JURY Taxicab Drivers Waiv e Ex- amination i n Alleged Hold , up Case EraeHt Van Pelt, 'JO years old. 250 Clove road, and William Nen- bauer. of 19S Washington aveaue. Port Richmond, were held for the action of the grand Jury yesterday by Magistrate Croak In the Latay ette avenue court. Both young men are under $2,000 bail whlcn was continued. These defendants are accused of assaulting and robbing Claud Rob- inson. a sailor. Robinson, who Is being held as a material witness. | was released yesterday, paroled in the custody of Detective Crocheron of the Slity-fifth Precinct. The two men were arraigned las', week, the ca.«e being put over until yesterday. When it came up tor hearing they waived' examination In the lower court and were held for grand jury action. It Is charged that the prisoners, both taxicab drivers, agreed to take Robinson for a trip. WhUe on. the WUlowbroot road near Scavlew Hospital. Robinson claims, the cab was stopped and he was altacked- His money was taken, he says, and he was left standlMg in the road. The police hope that this arrest may throw more light on the numerous holdups that have been taking place recenUy in the Port Richmond and West Drighton sec- tions. WANTS PRIVATE INTERESTS TO FINANCE BUS UNES Mayor Believes This Wi U Get Him Ou t of Present Litiga-., tion Difficulties—^Board of EsUmates Adopts Proposal—PubUc Hcarin s Jul y 21 Balked by the courts at every VILLA NO LONGER A MILITARY PROBLEM Mexico City. July S. (United lid. or went to m e movi™. case. Mrs. aieser jeii Starttoe a couple ot days atlerl,rtti her hueband and mother. » . declared tlmt ahe regretted the error she had cotjunltted and iwaa only too gUd to i« t bac^ to the protection ot her own: tame. Sho -would stay, atialght, ahe said. Sieger, himself declared that there would h i no more troipblo be- tween morn and th^t wImI tiai Just transpired will be forgotten. , roiEM. SILOONIIKF . .. . .1 * Itftnth the two met. Mrs. Sieger teetlSed, their conven»Uons began to in- clude her discontent with her htme conditions. Her husband rte stated, did not treat hM bad, Mt ahe had a longmg tor dancea ana such gW lite to vrttioh »\« '[\ unable to go out. Thia condition resnlted In frequent arguments •wiU. Sieger an^ the gh-l at Ume. a guarantee ol 25 per cent, ority of the Hungarian and Bul- garian paymenta. It waa not believed the conlra- enee would be able to setUe the Belgian and Polish proportion, rt trt^ coulereiice. At Mond^ session. thsM will ther. and the Rnastan and PiSH® problem, tlireahed out. KILLED M CONEV ISLAND SCEOTC RY. Abraham Goldimitli. operator «I cu on a Coney Island KSUe raOww. kmed Testwdv wh«. ta triTtro®. th . car;!^ « it surted down the \<=>\>« J'f'T dln d lUa body ahot down tliro<^ the tiamewfirit or tta rtructur. ly feet Ui Ul» groona. He wa. Press.)—Gnly unconditional sur- render of Francisco Villa, bandit -loader, wlU be considered by the Mexican government. It waa official- ly announced today. This veas a fiat refusal ot Villa's armistice terms, published In El Universal yester^ day. The olllcial statement said Villa was no longer a.tnilitary problem and the government forces were capable of defeating him, making negotiation, unnecessary. Sugar by Carie^ for Catmlng Mrs. Lmuls Reed WeUmlUer. Deputy Commissiouet PubUc Mal> kef^ announced yesterday that, ahe haa made arrangements with, vari- ous women's organliatlons whereby sugar. wUI bo. honght in carload lots to relieve the shortage, tor can- ning purnoaes. Mil!..'WelimUler«- pecta that sufllclent quantities may be obtained at lower .figures than the retail market attords. HH by Ship'. Bootn , Jerry De ScHo, 41 years old; ot .508 Hicks street, Brooklyn, a iong- shoremaa employed .^t .pier * Ameflom Bock -Terminal, — knockM. down, thivmooUM,Iff the boom of a ship. He wa. .takingto the Staten Island .Hoapital mller- Ing Iftjuriea to the left, aide, arm and leg GRAND JURY TO END TRACTION PROBE The Extraordinary Grand Jury of the March term, which has been investigating the Sta- ten Island traction probleni, will, it was reported today, conclude Its ittvestlgation soma time next week when It will hand down a presentment on its findings to the tourt. This Grand Jury has had appear before It In l u long period of Intermittent sessions, all of the local trolley com. pany officials as well aa a number of city otflilals. It waa hinttd this mornlna that be- fore it concludes lU Investiga- tion next week. It would posti. biy call one or tvw» more city oHIclals. Halt TWO More Bua Lines Justice .Van Slclen. in the Su. reme Court, Brooklytl. yesterday, granted temporarj- injunctions re- straining the operation ot the Bush- wlck and Lafayette avenue and the Coney Island and Sen Date bus lines. The applications were made by Llndley M. Garrison, aa receiver for the Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Companyr delay AdflON ON PAY RAISE The luuing ot apecial tyevenue bonds for $5,0^)9,000 for salary In creases tor city employees was tem porarlly blocked at a apeclal meet- ing of the Board of Aldermen yes- terday. the matter Jieins, put ovw until the regtilar meeting, Tuesday. Republicati and SoclalUt mem^ of the Board held up the proposi- tion, claiming that more time w^ necessary to consider the resolu- and schedules submitted. As the resolution required unani- mous consent. ,this objection pre\ vented Its consideration- yesterday The point -was made hy Democratic Alderman •William .Qulnti, that tho matur waa an emargeney neal- ure and should be raslud throngli. In answer to this Alderman, Alex, ander^ Beckerman .aid tiiat a . the increaM was not to tako effect u^ Ui AuCTSt in.', a few days dday would not,lnta«ere. turn in his attempt lo have the\ [city foist upon the people buses in place of trolley cars, and apparently reaUzlag that he is balked. Mayor ' Hylan atmounced to the Board of -\ Estimate yestertlaj' that ho had hit j upon another scheme to gain hia\: main objective. Vlrtaally admit\? ting the failure ot his initial pot ;: scheme to have the city enter rectly into tho bus business, th«-; Mayor now propijsea that an. elabr:-: orato bus syatcm ho flnanccj »ad:: operated by a private corporaUotly; under tho supervision of tho city.'. By this moans the Mnj-or Is con- fldent he will he able to skirt orounfl tho court rulings, sotns ot which, inddeaully. have not onW: held that tiie city had no right to - so into business as a bus cotiiora-,f J tloii, but that tho buses were prions menace to the public. Ho also expressed confltlence his belief that the scheme wotHis^ work, and apparently his feHow;J,i meml>ers on the Board ot Eatimatfjl shared his optimism, for the MajMt\ or's proBosal was unaninumalja adopted and July 21 was let tor al public hearing in tho City H^ . & \Snch a plan with a clty:Wld«^ operator. v.-o,uld. Insure transfers, slmpllfled organl*ltlan;| and guaiTintee cheaper op^tlj than If .thoro were tnoro. thafl r* I operator, so that ba» aervlce WO' ho extended t« Utp. remotes^;.® of every borough, and the line\ eratod in tho bljsy seoUona f elty would help, to carry thot tho sparsely setu?d the Mayor's letter. \The atrort-a railwaj- systems ot this city, an® cfTTmy^(ii6 AlSHFOjiEft Edward r. ft>lio.., secratatr . ot. .. I» nUiW&j- ajamwa - _^^ quated and overbuidoned.. are with, watered stock Mfl ta^ sivo fixed charges, down under ,thi» comhtnea wel^ Thoy must give way m. ^more maj; em and. fioxible. system^ portaUon, «uch as auVjBmfllfc.M seiiBer vehicles constructSl to .% rr la**e numbers of peoplfc^ tho packhorse wa. supersodedj tho stage coach, which gave way to the itaam.ttatlt,-l^^ same manner- must tlio-, agrgf car. which .uperaeded the car, give way to the jnora,®^ method ot tranaport)Mi?B*J}iJ clpalltlea, antomohlle pan vehiolea,- ... -I, : . PrrtlcU Fifrther Fare, . ?The traction int«r«»r ln( mulcted th. Inva«f i eHn«;,iubUl. aa TO I j InvestisaUon betore Bstiinate and the Mayors 'Houaini Cpmmltt^. - — -1,; Bank* TroHeynwn Claah In .SUlka .jjejr Ortoaos. July ,10.—Aa>t- tamBt at Tlolenco .fci the atreet .lar .trike here occurred late last nijjit when • a non-anion car creWj wa. .Bred on Irm anAoah afMr tlw j»r had Into a pUa ot ^ea pUced on tke track. Tbe -i^iotar- mati, in :«ttan^lns to de« OM atones fcpi^ the, track >camo, Into oentaet with a vrire thrown acroaa the troliey and. aaJt^ted fm boiia. *be polico answrod a.^ot , ,1.. ' MMi Althou^ detectives ot tlia Ninth mini.. j\ DUtriet «... the Sixty^^^nct St ^^^ — «tey.rt Boat Heariy nsiaUn s t»B«J»a are >»ln« P«t in at the rapair liock »t St a««*» SL^^aww thaJjaarw «»* German strategy apparently will be conceeaion ot all potoU on anaa- menta. war crtntaals and coaU but to make » atlir fight over repara- Uons. The tatter waa Mpaet»d lo COBS up tor dlKueslon at today^i Maalott. Several preliminary eon- — Md between and German.financaexperta to pave The ear., with. SowayttwaraqulckWownento t twriv. men aboard, tJia Indamnlty queatHm-Ko ihance waa emoetad In th* BrittA^and Fnntdt portloaa ol ihe^UdMhnttiM. Itko atat n per c«oL •>« thayUter i^Uw'lLiK.loii CO»l iMy-mtfUt soBMBt t o • \ — .a-a^ —T , , .>« TOkIni on .upposad ctatw,. no •arreat. kav. been » conneeUon witu the roWwja^ yerterday ot the salo« W John Morris. ItW Kldunond ter- race, Weat BrUhtod. - TO, roMw-^JU^\?\^^ MortU wkan ha TMterday iborniii*. Tb# taam •Ur?iriiBan openM night and aboot II* l» caab J m. WiafOd that tho tW^J^ mads a thorooih waKk -ot th» neichborhooA but made. no. Btr«»Ftit has tomriidal to tba 8t»l» InB; Dniartment Jiapera-for tha tor- ination ot a ,building loan orsanKv tion to aid city and. (tate^eophiyef, ta obtaining hom.e fatmt..,, 1W» n<w oisaaUaaoa wU be tha City and State Bmployes' Saviag and loan' AasociaUoo ofi tlM Ctty ot- NewToif .... . \ \sir. eoylo al»o has iinilfr,i»ay Tplans tor'»-h«ii»in» eotpotatlOB to land-nMnH^ «» Tm iiS' llnancUt lnt«rert«,h»»# nibacrtbed:fl.lKIO,l)«« each. *co«d- in».»o Mr. Boylai P^ , ' - - - intacttptiou ciaTr^that th«,o£^ —- for the surface linea.la oait.tare, Bren U lowed. I beU m it wouM n t.lQu c<?ap«»l«>» to to hft.axtoirtlia troin .Otyj raoraltxed- tranrit »yit«tt|il Moo; ' \I fiiil totaMi -tlu y<!ei,ol, eompelttn».v«»-5 naXtlU^V tributs to Mcta t»«ra.liom:tb* M own management , anetf «t»ck,.1olW\>g operM«%: i ,rrh*»<&ordecIar^i# itraotlTa and Uca-«f ll » traotltm-^ us to^flw JW«f«tf.Ui- {.cmt^^ ^ ^^twmm MaA .axm zwrntTw tBvu . d^vwleai. nahin t tomi d a a^- ik^tndlae. and lor a ..ci>tre tee«ms to » -tunnel.- A waltclUBaa mat rtaUoned Umn M Mon tlw c w ^Musk^ that «m» t ons ot yi* **?! p^ l a tt o cat; dMM ^ mm mrnt^ ** isVx*^?^®^ Tatile»-^B<)rrte,..9r.»!9roe fve- nue. TtinWklmnrillo, wtlle at ,wfi*: yMtmUy^ear^ \iftoklR a.wtselr S^ ioS^and leU lnlo :,M bKUnia .'.dlt<t*l^,-.^>oad^ to ;5EI tnaij wa» resOTd nnd, ?0T laowfti^na of tiJ £S}» and arna,.. Ha W •abis'to'go bom*.. . , ^^^^ I OMit 'tod v tor: liibicrintioBa ot .lo.do*:^. pnder . the and gt«t»,.TI!l....-.—..—— any pen«m la ellflble tor pminlw ahlp. mlthoirt.>h^ to dty and' rtftjeijawketa. -.A eh«r t«r hia be«l>BiU«d Spr.and,»*aooo aa «t«ii»d, Umad m to.]>o tBada up, to SO vr to'.S« naiaa ip,t o SO vr pf the fcook. itock oOlKi ni»mbi>«»<, -i 75»^l!ir- •lenta •T«'.,fo •li*.:«!tty,.9«»l«i' a-jar v-lfrii I FoandJ Ti yeara ciM; of ii'.tliat'i
