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New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
More Business Firms Buying
Houses in Old Sections

Spear & Co. have sold for the Bur-
den Realty Company the five-story
building at 81 Greene Street to L. Tul-
Gin & Co., new rag dealers, who for
years have been located in Water
Street. The structure is on lot 25x
100, adjoining the southwest corner Of
Grand Street
Loft in Gold Street Sold
William A. White & Sons have sold
for occupancy the property at "A Gold
Street, five-story building on a plot
20x62. The sellers were represented by
Bryan L. Kennedy.
Sale of Prince Street Building
James H. Cruikshank has purchased
from Stephen P. Sturges, as trustee,
the six-story loft building at 1T Prince
Street, on lot 25x95. F. A. Holly was
the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

14sTH ST. $. IS w Hamilton Terrace. IS
xS0. Harry " Powell TO the Guardian
Life Ins Co OF America atty. Dulon &:
Roe, q Park Row; July 20. 1897; .sl2, 900
ST NICHOLAS AV. 1892; Emily Bier
man to Abel King. 14s f 65th ct, and
ano; atty, Fredh Lese. 35 Nassau St
Jan II, 1918 ...............$l3 900
s1ST ST, II 8, 175 West End av. 225xl 90 /;
Standard Concrete Steel Co. 1o5 w 4oth
st, 10 Orteig Motor Co. I01 West End
ev; atty, Gillespie g. oC, 20 Vesey ST.
March 20, 1919. ............... $50. 900
ST NICHOLAS PL4 f, 1o3 n 10th St
32x1o0; Leonard B G. Isabella Smith
TO the Irving SAY 1nstn, ll5 Cham bers
st; atty, Jas NJ Carpenter. 2S9 Green
wich st: Jan 81, 1892 2...........s 900
I'D AY. 1888: Hy A Bowerman. Watervliet
Y, to the Greenwich Saw Bank, 246
9Th av; atty, Lawyers r G 7 Co, 100
Bway May IS, 1911 .... SO 900
18TH ST. 362-4 w; Marks Schwartz Of
Poughkeepsie, n Y, to Anna L Salberg
atty. Klein Jackson. 4s Wall st; April
ARDEN ST. 20; Kingdale Holding I'orgyv Corpn,
2l7 Bway. to Arrow Holding Coropn
217 Bway; atty. Julius H Zieser Ell
Bway: Jan .. 1919. SIS. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

77TH ST. asa E. Isabella I. Bockman to
FranGes d f Bohans to Jos Koma rer,
50 s9' af s'a assns st atty Geo Hoonka o"n
BRoADwAY, 441 & 5lo STitpo Tisie { Guar sr:oVS g.
Trust GO to Emigrant Indust sav Bank :
S'ty: assps sdw j Mcclure 81 ooh Chambsrs st
SD ST. s257 E Robt + 'gCtt Potter tsustes tsle,Vyo
TO Lawyers Mort Co, 80 Liberty st.
GATH ST. 14s W; Daniel M Miers to Win VIM
Il Taylor, Philadelphia, Penn: atty Wm
Al y = WinsI9w' w, 10, s. Liberty st 800
to Abr Davis. 215 " 11ath n st. & "a ano 10,
5TH ATTY; ~ = asai 1isser; ~ ~ Bway B.
~ w s6th st; attys, a & H Bloch, 80
MAD Av 1882; mtse now $1,000: S1as Tas
L $50 st; atty. Geo W Ellis, I49 Bway.
1ooTH ST. $50 W; Pocomo Realty s,ypu Corpn
to Mary kirgsland. 1925 9Th av; atty.
SD e D Grsgory. 6S Broad st $40, 900
'ssr4 to sF s'45 5e W $ Mort CO. D'qst vs. 6%sS SS S
loeTH 81 Sal rs 2sa 81 Avenue corpH tS;ySS
Morton Stein, 63 Wall St.. 500
Bronx
MOTT Az. e c 144th st. 5ox1oO; S w NJ
Realty Co to Jacob Sanders, $50 Av ST
John; atty, Title Guar & 7 Co, l7G Bwsv
SAME PROPERTY; Sarah Hart to Isaac
sEDGWICK Av. 2s35-7 Christina ii. Young
to Mary G Lanigar, at Waldo av coz
2ssth st; atty. {, E Davis, 52io 81 ~,
MGRAW Az. 1870; Amanda f Kadel to
John Muller 1866 Sd av; atty, 7 G
18TH g. sr l's 30 wfX s. clara Best esS 100 90
hiil hathTine W Arro wslnith, 4sl 80 st.
1e5TH HNyH sr astys d5y F. DHnn & D. 2sl Bway
Bklyn, to Eliza A Hays, s24 Carlton av'
Bhlyn; atty, same. .....sl
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Offerings of City
And Suburban Realty
Properties in Three Boroughs
i'll Sale To Be Held in Local
SaIesroom To-day

For the account c- various estates,
executors and owners Joseph P. Day
will offer on his special sales day
to-day-at noon, in the Vesey Street
salesroom, number of choice parcels
IN Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens
and New Jersey
Among the properties to be offered
are five two story brick dwellings, to
close the c. NJ. Heinburg estate, at
207, 209, 217, 2l9 and 221 Lexington
Avenue, Brooklyn, near Bedford Ave-
nue..
Other parcels to be sold at S46, S4s
and $50 West Forty-seventh Street,
three five story brownstone tenements;
73 Highland Avenue, Yonkers, a three
story frame dwelling; two plots at
Amityville, L. l.; 273 West Thirty
eighth Street, four story brick build
ing; vacant plot at the southwest
corner of Willow Avenue and 18th
Street; a three story frame house on
Ocean and Railroad avenues, Mon
mouth Road, and the Green Inn, at
Narragansett Pier, R. I.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
,ftoi YoRk.IEdwsrd :. E II. Delaneld. as Com
som. som. an incompetent person, etc. Plain
tiff against Samuel Harris ct al, Defend
ants.Iln pursuance of judgment o.
tered in the above-entitled action anG
bearing the date The lotn day of April.
1919. /. the undersigned, the referee in
said Judgment named. .eill sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos
ls-l5 Vesey street. IN the Borough OF
i4th day Of May. 1918. at - O'clock noon
on that day. by j H Mayors. Auctioneer.
The premises directed by said Judgment TO
be sold, and therein described follows.
ALL that certain lot, piece parcel of
land, with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Twelfth Ward of the City Of New
York, Borough OF Manhattan, known as
Number p East io4th Street. and bounded
and described as follows:
BEGINNING q; point on the South
erly side of One hundred and fourth Street
erly from the corner formed by the inter
section OF the EasterIy side Of Fifth Ave
nue. with the said Southerly side OF one
hundred and fourth Street, running thence
BastwardIy along the SAID Southerly side
of One hundred and fourth Street Twenty
i've t25) feet: thence Southwardly and
parallel with Fifth Avenue one nund red
(1o0) feet and eleven Gl) inches to the
centre line of the block; thence West
twenty five (25) feet: thence Northward-
u and again parallel with Fifth Avenue
one hundred loo> feet and eleven Gf)
inches TO the point place of beginning
Said lot is also known and distins uished
as Number eS7 on a certain Map OF Lands
OF BENJAMIN L. Benson. made by Joseph
r. Bridges. City Surveyor May, 1925 and
now formerly on file as Map Number
s3 in the Office of the Register Of the Citv
and County OF New York. The land af
fected by said instrument lies in Section
6, in Block 1903, on the Land Map Of the
City Of New York
Dated. New York. April 18th, 1918.
JOHN H ROGAN. Referee
BALDWIN e. MAY. Attorneys for Plaintitr
80 Nassau Street, Borough of Manhat.
tan. \. y. City.
The following is a diagram of the property
70 be sold its street Nunlber is "a Easr
l04th Street
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

18Th ST. S, ais Sth av. 2osxlOo.5:
Carl Michael Eyer Norwegian Home FOR
the Aged Inc agt Mary e Manuel ct al
foreclosure of mtg); atty, II Nj Bel
linger.
10TH ST S, 200 W 1st av. 25x1oo9;
city Savings Bank OF Brooklyn agt A bra
ham Sonkcn ct al foreclosure of mtg) :;
attys, Butcher, Tanner G. Foster
Bronx
CosTER ST, c $. $50 spoford av. cox
100; Alphonsine l. Iecuyer agt Feiser
Realty e. Const Co ct al foreclosure Of
mtg) attys, Deiches & Goldwater
CRESTON Az, cor 197th St. 20.5x95;
matter OF petition of Anna Arnheiter
(acton to register title): atty c Mayer.
BAILEY AN, E, G04.4 n Palsy pl. 50x
90.7; Thomas F Seaman agt Margarer
Devanney. ct al foreclosure Of mtg) ::
atty, NJ A Hulett.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Recorded Leases

spencer; yrs. 10 mos. from July !
Or pidg Leopold Weinberg & ano 10
zen zen Schiemer & ano, q Avenus A.
from May H. 1912 to July %, 1882,
~ Az " c S4th st. inside str. @DxOV 11xW
no to PaTi Sslk osssssWSnt; sss W st Stern Bregman
dcgl9, TO June l. 1929; atty. GeraId r
o SSchwartz. - $50 Broadway "a OK
- ioa 81; L, o. a. W all; Eliza b Grannis to to
1918; atty S L Frank, 1890 BrSad,, |,
~ - AX, 2os 9Th av side of I'd loft; Jno
sv' i'T''enoeqk y2s yzo to Max Rothstein, 2i2 5th
. fBogard, 63 Park Row o ono 1ao
r Rest sa araaf ants W. 4th f. 5oxs2 Lorrains
Spencer; yrs, 10 mos from III, I,,iha
J. - yrs renew, atty, Sidney B Kat
- hlOerty ct ......... e. ~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Sales at Auction
BY Henry Brady.

BY Henry Brady.
10Th ST, 5l3-5 W, s, 2O5 w Amster-
dam av. 74.4X about 1S6X rreg, one
story sable and two-story rear tene-
rnent; y W Pross ct al Nestor Hold
ing co ct al; due S12,69299: taxes etc,
SG1S.sS; to the Conwalt Corporation
PARKER ST. 1856, s. 20 n Gleve av,
25X95; William Torpey vs. II Corkey
ct al: due. $S,652.42. taxes, etc. Sly7.3S
to William Peters for ...........s 1900
By James l.. Wells Co.
18TH ST 1872 w. s. S. 90 W Ogden az,
N II Weight vs. Arthur Schmidt ct al !;
due, 81, 20; taxes, etc. s422.96, TO
the plaintiff for .........,...s4, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

c,,d me ne. approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
properly Is TO be sold, is s27.21332. With in
1srest ,o,est thereon from the 7th day Of January.
!sls. together with the costs and allowances
amo,ynting e. ssoS.s3 with Interest from
Aprii 10 1913 together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount Of the
axes assessments and water rates or other
mems, which are to be allowed 10 the pur-
cnassr en- Out OF the purchase money. or paid
py me Feferee. Is $685. 80 and interest.
Dated, New York April 18th. 1919
JOHN II ROGAN
hereby adjourned TO Wednesday May zl,
1919, at the same hour and place
Dated. New York May IA 1919
JOHN II. ROGAN Referee
l. the undersigned. the referee herein
substituted as referee in the place ana stead
o. John H. Rogan, BY order OF this court.
duly made and entered in the above entitled
ssetion and bearing date the laih day OF
Nay. 1919. VIII sell the above described prop
cry At public auction, on Wednesday, Nav
"a 1919. a Il O'Clock noon or tina, day, By
J. H Mayors, suctioneer. at the Exchange
salesroonl. No. 1916 Vesey street. in the
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York.
Dated. New York May Il. 1919
JOHN MCLHOLLAND. Referee
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Recorded Mortgages
Manhattan
Downtown

COENTIEs SLIP. 2G.1o 9 Pearl st.
2s9N45,5; 20 ,xo9 /, coenties Slip, v Water st.
Co to Elm Park Realty Co, ~ Pine st
y, years c; pr mtge $50, 900; atty,
Tit, Title g & & T co, l7s broadway. s1s 900
50xl0o; Lewis at c s, 225 n Delaney st.
loox24.Sx irreg; May 15 Lewis Street
Garage to Rega Fensterhei'n, 297 Riv-
900 atty, Lowenbraun, 1l6 Nassau
LEWIS ST, 2os-ll, W q, 2 lots. 17x72Syi7.l
to Paul M yanser ss SO s. East Ease loth is%9i st in
stalls; pr ntge $1,000; atty New York n
N Co 1876 Broadway ........... IS 900
part: m; May 1s; Erneste Leone TO
Camille OMvetto. 81 Overloop av, Rich
mond mo years; c; atty. Campord,
KING sT, AZ, s $. 20 G Vaner st 20xioo:
King st. So, s, 310.2 e Vaner st, 20x100:
gara ii9th ~ 1obI Ra5l IT., May 49, NAY H.
st, brooklyn; 3 years; , c.......Sl 900
6TH ST, ) S04.3 9 Avenue c, 25.tx9OlO;
May ls; Simon Rossman, jr. to Bowery
Savings Bank, 1928 Bowery; years; 81
y c; attys, cadwalader. w & r, 40 wall
81 ......-......... ...............99O COO
East Side
I'D AV. 2ss East, s. 25x1o5.11; May 16;
simon Rosman, il ro Bowery Savings
Bank 12s Bowery; years; ga c;
atfys' cadwalader W T. 40 Wall
ssTH ST. S24 East S, 25xgs.s; p m: MAJ Nav
. Pelleerino Mule to Pauline Myers. rs
Upper Berkeley st. London. England and
Leah S King. 70 East 5Oth ST. and ano
due April 30, 1922; 8 II c; atty, VIM c
Orr, 81 Chambers st.............Sl00O st 0 600
9oTH ST 229 East, u g 25x100.S; May IT:
Geo + Alstadt TO Lawyers Y &. Nj CO..
100 broadway, years, X p c....$2 500
I'd AN, e c. 120th st, 20.1lxSO; p m; MAY
l5; Chas Watkins. ir. to Geo W short
40 Riverside Drive. and ano, exrs etc
years; c; attys Salter < S, 14O
l2sTH ST, 2ls .. S 1s.sxs9. ii: ''Inc y M
April 3d. Alex Gazzola TO the IIudwil
Corpn, w 18th st; yrs. per
cefl .--....... $500
13oTH ST, ITO Z. leasehold with option
purchase; March IA; Harry Pacht and
ano to Selig Tarter, "a Norfolk ST. and
ano; due and int as Der bond - s., 900
West Side
3oTH ST, 25 W, n S. 2Ox9s.9; p m May
-; 20 West 30th st Co to Mutual I.ifo
lns Co OF Y, law department. 50 Cedar
st; due as per bond; interest > per
18TH ST. 1917 W, n 8, 51IIx10O5; y N:
May II: Dudley r Larimore to jno +
Erdman. 60 W sgd 81; 8 yrs 6 per cent;
pr mtg sl09, 000 atty. Lawyers T & r
1O9TH ST l30 w = &. 25x1ooll: p m;
May IS; Wilton Holding Corp to Pocomo
E.alty COrpn. 6o --<OaG st yrs; . II
per cent, atty, G. > Gregory, Gs Broad
NTH ST, 145 w. n $. 25xloo.1l; m; May
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
listh st.

The approximate arnoun, Of the lien a.
charge. 10 satisfy which the ehov described
property is 10 be sold. is sslsO.0o with in.
terest thereon from the isi lay OF May.
I9is. together with costs and allowances
amounting 10 sSlS.ti. with interes. fro-,
May IND, 1919. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF tha
LENA, which re to be allowed 10 ,hs M.
yhaher out Of the purchase money or paid
ps the Referee. 10 $4,000 and interest
Dated. New York, MAY &. 1919 II ~
JACOB j. LESSER Referee
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Homes at Leonia Sold

Bowles & Company have sold as
Leonia, n. j., for Mrs. L. P. Lorzer,
her residence at Crescent and Glad
win Avenues, to William l.. Willich, of
Hoboken. Also a house on Oak Tree
Place to Henry C. kreiser, of Jersey
City
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

'ohN ST IS; Justin O'Brien Co Inc
agt John Cockcroft Inc, ownsr f.a INC
neWaD ''O' -" re
Yl1EAS Mt Az. 4l4 Chas a Kearns at,s
iaT"nah fnr sammons, owner and contrac-
.............S7 S72.45
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

TTH ST WEsv: Chr ! Jeppeson 1no
agt west s7th Co ct al; April "a.
A'Ao 49,. s~<~.As~ $3.50
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-06-23
ST. LOUIS CAR SYSTEM HEAD
HELD ON BURGLARY CHARGE
Accused OF Theft of Referendum
Petitions Against the Traction
Franchise Ordinance.

ST. LOUIS. June 23.-Robert Mccul-
looh. President OF the United Railways
Company Of 81, Louis, to-day was
charged with burglary In the second de-
gree and larceny In connection with the
theft OF referendum petitions against the
street car company's franchise ordi-
nance. In an information Issued by the
Circuit Attorney who announced the
case would be taken before the Grand
Jury tomorrow.
McCulloch. whose salary was S25. 900
year. shortly afterward announced his
resignation as operating manager OF the
company. Bruce Cameron. Superinten-
tent or Transportation. who Is under
Indictment on a burglary and larceny
charge In connection with the theft OF
the petitions, also resigned.
The charges against MoCulloch grew
out Of testimony given by a former chief
special agent OF the company that Nc
Cullooh ordered the burglary and dis
eussed the plans with him. A safe in
the ofiiees of the Referendum League
was blown in June, 1918. and the petI.
lions stolen. The former agent testified
that he arranged the robbery at the al.
rection Of MeCulloch and that no brought
hree safe blowers to do the work.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-06-23
DAY DENIES HE'S TO QUIT
AFTER He MEETS MAYOR
Markets Commissioner Say
Charges Against Him Are Old
and Threadbare..

After having held a private confer
ance to-day with Mayor Hylan. Mar
kets Commissioner Jonathan C. Day
laughed at the grave charges made
against him by the West Side Tax
PAYERS Association, and declared that
not only was II untrue that the Mayor
was getting ready to GUST him, but he
denied that he and the Mayor had
even hinted at his resignation or dis
,ussed the allegations.
Did the Mayor ask for your resig-
nation or hint that your resignation
would be acceptabie?" DR., Day was
isked after he had left City Hall
THE Mayor never hlnted that he
wanted my resignation" said the
Markets Commissioner l was not
called to City Hail to-day, to begin
with. II was l who called UP the
Mayor and asked him to see me un
several matters connected with my
work.
mhnently located in my position as
Markets Comm ssionor as I was on
JgNn. I. 1913, whlca was the date Of
ENDS 10 remove me he has never in
ilcated IL in the slightest degree
furthermore. Il is apropos. In view OF
lhe silly charges made by the West
Side Taxpayers Association, charges
that are time-worn and threGdbare
hat | now announce that | haven
Inc slightest intention Of Tesignlng,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-06-23
NOT SURRENDERED
SUNK AT KEEL, SAYS WEIMAR
(contlnu cd From First Page)

feet the general situation regarding
peace with Germany. There is no in
dlcntion that the act OF the Germans
viii enter into the proceedings at the
present stage or cause n reopening
of the negotiations.
While the act is generally de-
nounced as q violation OF the arm
istlce technically, IL not actually, in
British and American circles, no
marked regret Is expressed.
In French quarters there Is under
stood TO be considerable feeling
which. II Is expected. will reflect itself
In italian circles. France and Italy
have been opposing the much dis
cussed plan OF sinking the German
feet which was favored supposedly
by the Americans and the British.
HAVRE. June 2S (French Wireless
Servtce) The French Navy Will take
possession Of the three German ships
now interned in Spain. These ships
are the Faro, now Huelva; the Planet,
at Balboa, and the Oldenburg. at
CadiE. The crows of twenty-seven
men each will leave here Immediately
by train for the various ports.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-06-23
TRIAL BY COURTMARTIAL
FOR the ADMIRAL WHO
SANK GERMAN WAR FLEET
British Talk of Higher Penalties for
Germans and May Ask $780,
100000 in Gold.

LONDON, June 23.-,Admiral Won
Reuter-, commander OF the interned
German fleet sunk by its own crews
Saturday in scapa Flow, may be tried
by an international court, together
with u boat commanders and other
war criminals, It was learned to-day.
The British Admiralty u forwarding
n full report OF the sinking TO the
naval armistice commission in Paris.
by whom the next steps will be
directed.
Garmany's decision to sign the
treaty was not warmly received by
the London morning papers, which
suggested another clause be added
before the time limit expired this
evening, providing that Germany
should hand over Immediately $780,
ooO, 900 in gold in payment for the
sunken German ships.
The action of Admiral Won Reuter-
was editorlally denounced as Cow
rdly' and "dlshonorable." The press
was practically unanimous in de-
manding the German crews should
be punished, one suggesting the
death penalty for Won Reuter-.
The main force OF the British fleet
was absent exercising at sea when tho
German ships were sunk, only some
drifteFs. small warships and patrol
ling aircraft being on guard over the
interned enemy squadron.
Admiral Won Reuter-, commander OF
the surrendered German feet. says he
issued an order TO sink the ships, the
Daily Mall adds. and did so because
at the beginning OF the war the Ger
man Emperor directed that no Ger
man warship should fall into the en-
emy's hands. He says that he be-
4 lieved, from newspaper reports. that
! the aTmlstice had been ended.
Admiral Won Reuter- visited Ger
many some weeks ago, It being un-
derstood at the time that the reason
for his trip there was that he was
III. but he soon returned. and 1t Il
believed that at that time he circu-
lated the order 10 sink the German
ships b. evading the censorship oI
making signals TO the various vessels
an act which the close proximity OF
the German ships made quite easy,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-06-23
KNOX GIVES NOTICE
Z OF new LEAGUE FIGHT
Gives Notice He VIII Call Up His
Resolution After Appropriation
Bills Are Passed.

WARRINGTON. June q. - Senator
Knox. Rspubican. Pennsylvania. an
Dounced to-day that after appropria-
lions bills had been passed. he would
attempt 20 obtain a vote on his reso-
lutibn expressing unwillingness TO &C
cept the League of Nations covenant rs
an inseparable part OF the Peace Treaty
Senator Knox said the decision yes.
terday not to preas for immediate ac-
ton on the measure did not mean that
there was any Intention to abandon It.
An amendment to the resolution was
offered to-day by Senator Hale, Repub-
lioan. Maine, expressing general sym
pathy with the Idea OF n League OF Ma
tions and Declaring the Willingness Of
tho United states to enter any league
consistent with its traditions. In an
address supporting the anne ndment SEN
ator Hale said the present proposals
country" and be direct menace 10
our interests"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-06-23
DRAGGED TWO CITY BLOCKS
BEFORE RUNAWAY IS HALTED

Tho snapplnr Of ono OF the reins
with which Samuel Gordon Bronx
arpenter. was driving his big bay horse
outh In Third Avenue at l6lst stree,
his afternoon led to runaway In
which two little girls were severely in
lured, Gordon and his helper were
'hrown from the wagon and received
multiple cuts and bruises, and Patrol
man Cornelius Buckley OF the Morrl.
SANTA Police station distinguished HIM
self by stopping the frantic horse af-
ter swinging from the animals head a
distance OF two city blocks
The children. Margaret Robinson.
four, and Mary ryron. five, of No. 74O
Hegney Place, were knocked down
when the runaway left the highway for
the sidewalk. They were taken to Lin
coin Hospital, Margaret with a frae-
ture Of the left leg. and Mary with a
lnoerated face and an Injured hip
qordon's shop is at No. 26i6 Third
J lvenue. His helper Is Isador Peskey
1 No. 60 East iith Street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-06-23

ana likewise the time limit for an
sNerihs the note OF June is, 1919.
IT was only on Saturday. after
great dificuities that n new Cabinet
was formed which. unlike It's prsde-
uassbg. could come 70 an agreement
70 declare ~ willingness to sign the
treaty a. regards nearly all it, pro-
vlrens. The National Assembly has
srsprosyed lie confidence In this Cab
met by = large majority of votes.
rha answer only arrived here Just
bSfsre midnight, a. the direct wire
frssn versailles 10 WelmAr was out
Of order. rhe Government must come
Into contact anew with the National
.Assembly In order to take the
,rrisvous decision which II stiil re-
auired Of Il in such n manner a. Il
can only be taken in accordance with
dsmocratic principles ana with the
lntarnAl situation In Germany"
The following reply was sent by
ClcmenceAu after Its approval by the
Council Of the Allied and Associated
Powers:
The Allied and Associated Govern
mants beg 70 aclxnowiedge tho receipt
% your communication of Juns -.
After full confederation OF your re-
guest they regret that IL IL not pos
aible 20 extend the time already
granted 70 Your Excellency 10 make
isnSwn your decision relative % the
signature OF the treaty without any
reasrvstion." =