The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 5

a fusal to sign the peace treaty. American economic experts are re- There were 225 alleged offenders ported as advocating that Germany inst traffic rules arraigned before be given mandatories over her rates McAdoo, Cobb and House former Fast Africa colonies, The to-day, Heavy fines were imposed matter was opened in consequence of Whenever evidence warranted a con¢| i viction, tous trae pg eld ee aan In the Williamsburg Bridge Plaza pper Silesia be return - Court. ninety drivers wore arraigned. many for economic reasons. The American experts suggested that Fines of from $25 to §50 were frequent. John Sofia of No. 1881 Intervale Ave- Poland retain Upper Silesia and the nue, the Bronx, acceyted a sentence of Germans be given supervision over ten days in jail, rather than pay a fine certain of her recent East African $100. He was convicted as @ third possessions. ab Tho President instructed the American experts to meet their British and Frenob conferees and President Calls Gen. Harries to | 4t@¥ up final conclusions for sub- mission to the Big Four. Consultation, ‘these changes in the treaty, —_—— PARIS, June §.—President Wilson| Press as follows! met the American experts at the| First—Fixing of a definite sum My | Hotel de Crijion this morning and dis.| Which Germany must pay in Hf | cussed with them the question of the Seiten. bh ne teaten ae | replies to be made to the German Gecond-—Clavifying of the clause notes on reparations and the economic! regarding powers of the Repera- phases of the peace terms. The meet-| tions Commission as to issuing ng later developed into a general con-| “ecrees governing German in- ference of the full American deloga-| ‘ern! affairs, HW wealth of good gifts at fi tion over the German counter-pro- eevee Goaeatticotalt cs tn f Ovington’s—~at prices sur- Bi) josais. prisingly moderate. Mi} Brig. Gen. George H. Harries, the Four — Making provisions en- H OVINGTON'’S (| chet American military adviser re-| abling Germany to acquire mer- Cy “The Gift Shop of Sth Ave.” garding German affairs, arrived in| @hant shipping by lease, charter first $5,000,000,000 of reparations, | Paris to-day from Berlin, It is be-| or otherwise. i ' 314 Fifth Av,, near 32d St. lieved that his visit is for consultation| All these suggested changes are in egarding the military measures to be! line with the policies the American taken in the event of a German re- delegates have pursued since the - James MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 34th Street ELECTRIC FANS Below Regular Prices 1. “Pittsburgh” Electric Fan,—oscillating, full 8-inch blade diameter; will operate on direct or alter- nating current. 12.75 regularly 15.00 2. “Polar Cub” Electric Fan,—6-inch blade dia- meter, with safety guard; will operate on direct or alternating current; adjustable to any angle; for wall or table, 4.95 regularly 5.85 Marelli Electric Fans,—full 10-inch blade diameter; will operate on direct or alternating current. regularly 16.50 “Menominee” Electric Fans,—full 8-inch blade di- ameter; will operate on direct or alternating current. ‘ regularly 10.00 SUMMER RUGS At Attractive Prices Bright colors and novel designs, for the town or country home, bungalow or camp. 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Clemenceau was re- ported to insist that the present treaty should be signed, and that Paris From Berlin for American experts re said to favor The suggested changes were out- lined authoritatively to the United stead of two for payment of the | it should then be reopened for such modifications as are deemed essen Lioyd George is under pressure of the labor element at home, and whether he lines up with Pregident reported that Lloyd Georgo has been |! discussing the advisability of modi- My MEN’S CLOTHES “Made in Our Own Shops’ Wis do we keep the line “MADE IN OUR OWN SHOPS” at the top of our advertising? A reasonable question, and it deserves a frank answer, and “send it out” to be made. The more “pieces” they finis and hurry work is usually poor work. All our men’s clothes are made right in our own shops, and we encourage our people to sew slowly, carefully, painstakingly —to neglect nothing. 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