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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE: NEW YORK, SATURDAY. MARCH 20 A920. MAYOR IS EXAMINED IN SCHIEFFELIN SUIT; Ebert Wholly at Mercy Of Reichswehr Militarists MAYOR WILL URGE HOUSE BUILDING AS A PATRIOTIC DUTY MARKED POKER DECK IN KROHNBERG CASE PRODUCED IN COURT I the ndin ''itiimlri ciicva. March 20 The Kb, it g. lo disguise the fundamental fact I It has been forced to accept all principal conditions on winch 1 ir.

bigness to resign. The pact concluded between parlies I. lb. National DELIVERY starts tomorrow. A request received by mail or telephone for "Knickerbocker Service" today, means that the first delivery will be made tomorrow, and from then on approximately at the same hour each day.

So uniform is the Service, that you can almost set your clocks by the arrival of the Knickerbocker wagon. Ttlephonr Bryant )oo Knickerbocker ICE Company Assembly at Sluitgnil, guaranteeing Ivapp. The trade un transformation of the cabinet, ucwjt Berlin has issued i elecliMiis and election of a I 'resident manding the instant Socialists in OBITUARIES HARVEY FERRIS DIES; OLD AMARANTH STAR 1 Kerns of 804 Mate Or. Helen K. Hill, tl years old, st-known stars of the the oldest woman physician of New itic Society of Brook- York City, and a well-known days, died yester.

Uoner in South llruokl.Mi for 29 years. itlnn of ailments. His will be held on Sun- nent in Crcenwood Ferris was born in of His nber for of the Unite Mr. Ferris' was a graduate ie Polytechnic Institute, and was a rooklyn. In the Amaranth Dramsll iciely productions at the old Acudem Music in Montague Mr.

Kerri laved leading parts with Nellie Yal risen and Bob Milliard, and he als a'tic Society in the. old Brooklyn Ath-lacinn on lower Atlantic. je-Mr. ted in Christian Science, was a mem- of Ihe. First Church of Christ.

Dean and New York and formerly reader in that rhurch. He is sur- ved by a son, Richard S. Ferris; a other, W. Hawkins Ferris, MRS. MARTIN LANG DIES Mrs.

rcilzabeth Lang, 79 years old, blow of Martin Lang, died on Friday her residence, North Amityvlllc, after a long illness. She was a alive of Alsace-Lorraine and at the Hh. N.JShV'is surveyed byslx Brooklyn Man Testifies at Hear ing of Rich Shirtmaker Charged With Cheating. The hearing of Louis Krohnberg-, shirt manufacturer, of 789 Weat End Manhattan, charged with ft violation of Hectlon 998 of the l'enal Co, which makes It a misdemeanor to obtain money In a game of chance started fore Chief Justice Pud, -ne ICernoehaii, fitting aa a magistrate in the Court of Special Sessions, Max Steuer, counsel for Krolmbeig. made efforts to have the case continued, but the Justice insisted on going ahead.

.1 M. Silverman of 1311 President Itrooklvn, one of the men who had made atlldavits. test i tied that he had known Krohnbcrg for four or five wars and went to his home on Dec. 14 at about 5 o'clock in the afternoon. I said hat i here as a game of oftrds in progress at thai time.

Ho did not play in the afternoon game, but remained for dinner and played cards in the evening. In this game, he said, ibero were a number of men, amonf them being Lewis Karp, Selynick, Llarth, Krohnberg and himself. He said that he played until 6 o'clock the next morning and took a pack of cards Unit had been used during the last half hour of the. game Inst let Attorney is prosecut-nan identify had 1 ilie design of four fleur-de-lis orncrs of tho backs of theso cards by which a player Id read them was enabled at to Identify any card In tho bout seeinij Its face. Sllver-d that the two spot of the ic a play between Krohn.

Lewis. Krohnberg, he eaid, Ived face up a nine spot, ft a three spot, while Lewis had "in the hole," us stud players call Lewis bad an ace, so that at this age be bad a pair of aces. Krohn-erg had the hole" a trey, so that rale, only a pair of treys. siherinau testified that Krohnoer loved Into the pot 1 1,200 worth of lips. Lewis, backing his concealed rai-ad his adversary 4,600, the table.

Krohnberg "saw" the raise vas ready for the Mfth card. 811-m ald the players had a rule etr own that a player who had II his table money could offer, the dealing of the final ord. Hllvc nick of the next card the dealer's hand, which ill to liliu. Silverman se-id four-spot, making Krohn ind two pairs fours ana THOROUGH INQUIRY TO RE MADE INTO CASE OF BRUSH SISTERS Continued from Page 1. sisters, whose office la in Tonkew, said Believes Sisters Are Sane, r.

Alexander would not indicate further steps would be taken, but eiteratcd his be.ief that the sister ii I hey were sent away, hero were not sufficient facta tft rant their commitments," said he. of the physicians who signed the lion niacin affidavit that ha exam. them, but. In cross-examination re Justice Tompkins be said that imply saw them on the verandah." i Dr. i He a made a personal examination ho the as overseer of the Poor.

It is instance, he declared, that Huntington physicians were to the case. said that the late Dr. O'Connell, who examined the hen a writ was obtained in In', .11 ghl Mr. Al Joseph their behalf in 1911 and who reported back that they were insane, with the result thai i he writ waa dismissed, had erred in his diagnosis. lawyer Amazed By Facts in Case.

"Tho facts in this case are almost unbelievable," said lie. "It is the most amazing thing that has ever come to my attention. could not believe iti til had bottom. "Mrs. Florence of Kast-view in Westchester County, who was lion to vcntiuii the sisters owe their fi eedom, sa id that these two women we.c shut up among raving "'in.

Hlalsdell of the asylum staff insists that iliev me paranoiaca," Mr. Alexander was reminded. "That is not so," was the reply, "Thev showed none of tho symptom paranoia. Justice Tompkins examined them exhaustively and they did not display a single delusional trait. They are both women of keen i' "a i'Vl declared that among pipois on tile was an affidavit in which a relnliw said he had had with the sisters over 13 000 mortgage.

Mr. Alexander drew' no conclusion from this. He suited the (act that such an iili.lav ii had been made. siHruiaii. Seize DoMeMorf.

Brussels, March 20 (Hftvast Capture hi was cfloeled Friday a Sparlacan army about loo.ooo men, with 77 qulpir defeated in fighting with the Spar eans. The government troops tc refuge, in part, in the British zone occupation, where they were disarm the dispatches state. The Belgian posts on the right by of the Rhine, according to the in ages, fell back to the left bank wi eut being disturbed. All possible precautions are be taken to forestall any attempts agai the Rhine bridgehead. Copenhagen, L'o eing successfully cleared the regular army, aoeordin den dispatch quoting (he of Hamburg.

The Leipzig V.dksli.ius and the exceedingly i 100 work me SEEKS LOFT SPACE FOR RENT VICTIMS 7 SAVED AS SHIP SINKS BLOODY TRAIL LEFT BY JUNKER TROOPS IN QUITTING BERLIN 00 Washington Baltimore Pennsylvania R.R. HASKELL HITS HUGO'S STAND ON "DRY" ISSUE County Judge Reuben L. Haskell. Brooklyn's "wet" champion, said I Ii at Seerelnrv of State. Francis Thursday night him.

Has iced 1 the Governorship on a id.og Republican Gubernatoria the present dry strict i oi Hugo did not make proliilntion enforcement of existi nan. oi of Indepem ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE STARTS WAR ON HITCHCOCK FOR WINE AND BEER STAND Washington, March 2 0 The Anti- OHIO CITIMS he. Ohio Cities (Ins Company will Jl percent preferred with a par value of Sum con- CENTRAL STATES COOL TO HOOVER lie original discussion of Hoover, when name was nrst suggested, has gely died away. If anything sub- done for Hoover will ha noted, for thus far tbei to be enough of the quality in the Hoover some natural sentiment, Bottled 16c except 1 where i quart. $4 of I In your milk was purity.

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Jl wan held withou' rlope.l' in to wordy battle betweer Ir. l.i wis and Kilmuml L. Mooney Mr' M.M.ne'v to Mr. Lewis'; mstant repetition of questions, after lswers had been given. "You might "If you would innke your objections hi simn i ne grounds instea.i or i we would get.

UCh better." retorted Mr, Lewis GERMANS DISPATCH TRAIN TO LEIPZIG TO GET AMERICANS WHALEN TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR 200 CITY BUSSES WITHIN A WEEK! S. S. LAKE DEVAL MOVED Rescue have lines fast to the ship. BROOKLYN CIVIC FORUM ALFRED W.MM'AVflN,''pb. "An Ethical Phaowpny of Life" Tomorrow Evening, 8 o'Clock To Ask Builders, Investors and Labor to Lay Aside Personal Interests, He Says.

Hylar i let- B. Dowllng to be read given last night nt the Hotel Astor by the Real Estate Board of the Legislative Commit es. Retrenchment and leaders of the Senate am It appears that the letter by Mr. TViwIIng too late ti the dinner. Mr.

Hylan sab ter1: "The average i of II lents required yearly lew York Is approximat fund numbers this im ceount of the stoppagi the past three yeai two families. Th This brlogs us to should proceed should the price of bu If. There should be a reasonabb ige scale fixed for the. same period "It is imperative that there shoub an immediate and amicable adjust nt of the misunderstanding betweei bricklayers and oilier workers ii y. building trades.

To this end i willing. "With the federal and stahllixat I tin it Of i' period, there lid be a resumption or minding en rise on that huge scale which th, i week' Y'wi'll Samioint mittee of representative citizens will endeavor to persuade fianuu ake in. the of i building piogrt merely from 11 I gain, but of community am WILSON TO MAKE NO TREATY STATEMENT Continued from Pagr l. Defeated by IB PRESIDENT READY TO VETO RESOLUTION DECLARING PEACE WITH GERMANY 901 ado Hulk 20 Pr ilson for the pre fusal or the Senate to ratify the reaty. If it is decided to Issue a atemcnt outlinig his probable course action, it is not expected that it 111 appear today.

It is generally expected that the. resent confused status of our ireign policy will prevail for another ml' ll will 'be one of drifting and there Is no enthusiasm her ng the Treaty made part 0 fight, President Wilson wi mpalgn. Republicans alike wanted it kept of this is founded in of the President. TAFT IS VERY SORRY TREATY IS REJECTED censboro. N.

March 2ft-mer President William Howard Tall, who arrived here last night from failed to ratify the Peace Treaty, It might be again. Oencral Strike ChIIimI Off. tl, I mi, run mow rcoiiforred both Nationalist and -oeialist between whom 1,111 1 be waged. Tin i hostile today of the ir Ichs. HELEN HILL, 81, DIES; PHYSICIAN 39 YEARS -died this morning of Ihe ailments of "Id age, at her residence, 3S8 Union st.

Dr. Mill was born in Monroe. Mich. on April is, 1 83. the duiigliter of the I.

Her husband, nsburg. N. 0 late Dr. Hill. pliysiclun of ere they re-fore coming i lie KclccUo.

Italian, and began prac- to Hrouklvn. Mrs. Hill was edi medical profession Medical College III following her gradua tleing in South huel South "iL'r, gallon. i I(ajn nrt J-'e-. lirooklyn.

I i'riteliard. At the ment in 1913, Dr. pra. in iug woman SAMUEL A. CRAIG, 81, LAST LINCOLN GUARD, IS DEAD AMERICA'S GIFT TO FRANCE All Frani Liberty All America is joining now to Hive a great statue to France to commemorate the battle of the Marne.

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