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RT PAY SBALE BE ARBITRATE COURTS ORDER Paha, NT Mayer Says Awards t Be Within Receiver’s ‘ {Ability to Meet. * i ; Feige Julius M. Mafer of the United States District Court to-day . wuthorized Lindley M. Garrison, re- otiver for the B. R. T. to submit to am Arbitration board the new wage Seale submitted by the committee fepresenting the Brooklyn diviswn of the, Amalgamated Association of Street and’ Electrical Railway Em- plofees. Awards must be within the financial ability of the receivership to pay, the court retaining the right » to restrict them. “Tf cannot consent in advance to have submitted to arbitration those provisions in these agreements which + Telafe to the practical operation of the road," Judge Mayer stated, pre- @ clowed shop. This prohibition, how- ever, in prefaced by “without an analysis of the provisions of the pro- bowed agreements” Judge Mayot directs that 1f the re- cetver and the employees’ committes fail to agree on the financial ques- tions’ these are to be submitted to a board of three persons, each side to chose one, the two arbitrators chos- ing the third member, In case the two arbitrators cannot agree on a third memiber he is to be chosen by Mayor Hylan and Public Service Commissioner Nixon. Receiver Garrison 1s authorized to proceed with the employees’ commit- tee, have the provision of the proposed agreements analyzed and try to reach an agreement with the understanding about anbitration whieh he outlined. ————— Motor Track ™ im River. ‘A motor truck owned by the Diamond Mattress Company of No. 4412 Third Avenue, Brooklyn, broke through the gates of the ferryboat Elmira on re- verse as the boat was leaving its Bar- clay Street slip this morming and plunged into the water. The driver, Charles Mathews, twenty-two, of No. 348 37th Street, Brooklyn, Jumped just In time to escape going overboard. Pa- trolmen of the Marine Division are try- Ing to rale the truck. sumably referring to any demand for TRAFFIC ON L ROAD ON GREENWICH ST. HELD UP BY BLAZE Fire Hose Wagon Collides With Mail Truck and Six Men Are Thrown Off. TraMc on the Ninth Avenue ele- vated line was held up for half an hour early this morning while fire- 465 Greenwich Street, between Canal and Desbrosses Streets. The fire was discovered by Patrot- man Raush of the Bench Street Sta- tion, The first alarm brought Assist. | ant Fire Chief Joseph Martin, who | ordered another alarm because the surrounding atructures were menaced and the elevated lines were in dapger. The flames were confined to the sixth floor, which 1s occupied by the Permanent Wave Machine and Sup. ply Corporation, About $5,000 dam- age was done. The origin of the fire iy not known. On the way back from the fire the big hose wagon of Engine Company No. 8 collided with Watts and Varick 5 were thrown off the hose nobody was hurt, The truck, Phillip Gito, was served with summons on the charge of reckless men fought a blaze on the top floor |! of the six-story brick building at No, || | Care for Your Eyes? | Your eyes do a good deal tor you. What do you do for them? They surely need attention — they may need glasses, Don’t neglect them. Reliable Eyesight Examination by Registered th Sone | New York: 84 driving. PSAP: N S| Wa A House Furnishings long open an account or include 1-qt.Frost King| Pure Mui Tee Cream | num Preseroing ettle Reg, Price $3.25. Dinner Sets Reg. Price $25, $3Family Scale I $1.25 Broom 229 58 6 wD BC, | wigan REFRIGERATORS ee te me = [udwig Ludwig Baumann’s Greatest PONZI'S HOME SEIZED. Receivers Take Over Manw jogs and Aw , Aug. 2 rar ‘The mansion of Charles Ponzi at Lexington, with its costly furnishings, and several automo- been slezed by the Ponzi biles, have ement of thé scizure was liam KR, Sears, one of the Brooklyn: 223 6th AUGUST Furniture Sale’ $ Sixth " ern it, 450 Sixth Av, ead St or Nas-au, at Ann St 17 West 98 42d Street ‘ulton ‘St.cor.Bond Ca Open Sat. Until 5 P.M. Ends Tomorrow Evening at 9.30 ‘The unprecedented bargains shown here are but a few of the ‘ou need a single article or an entire outfit, you are sure to find it among the $1,279,- 000 of Furniture, Rugs, Linens, Bedding, Draperies, Sewing Machines, Talking Machines, Kitchen Utensils, etc. will pay you to buy future needs now—savings are from 20% to 40%, and on some of the single suits and single pieces savings are as much as 50%. The fact that you don't need all cash to get these bargains makes this sale doubly interesting. will extend you all the credit you require. Purchases made now will be hi Rugs df.d0 ‘A aplendid aserriment of designs and colerings Finest Qualily China Matting 116 Warp, heavy, close woven. nest ptn check bpeiarcath oe ay Futt Rotts © Fine Axmins- ter Rugs, full att, ty sat «@ Y Be | is 2400 el 230, ‘Cash or Credit. Sale of Outfits hav foresee weer, $209 4 Room Outfit $359 $450 Pay for tt £5.00 weekly. $650 5 Room Outfit Hay for st $6.00 weekly. 3 Room Outfit of Period Furniture Pay for it $9.00 weekly. 4 Room Outfit of Period Furniture Pay for it £12.00 weokly, thousands in this sale. Whether Ludwig Baumann eld FREE OF CHARGE until you are ready for them. Bedroom Suits that mee ae to $1, ALE PRICES $249.49 to Dining Room Suits that were $450 SALE PRICES $349.67 to 225 to $1,136 Living Room Suits Dae $215 to $1,050 E PRICES $169.97 to 1,867 Beds, enamel, brass and wood, that were $16 SALE PRICES $12.87 to $62.98" 869 Chifforobes that were ay to $175 ALE PRICES $42.34 to $119.89 1,087 Dressers that were $39 to $200 SALE PRICES $30.49 to $157.24 735 Buffets that were $50 to $125 anes UMS $39.89 to $99.24 ff 216 China Closets that were $60 to $ SALE PRICES $48.67 to $69.89 87 Serving Tables that were So to $125 LINENS 81x90 Hemed Sheets,.$2.98 50x36 Pillow Cases... 98 Brosr—Fname- Weed ' or how large or small your pur- Huck Towels $16Enamel Bed. .. $12.8 chase, Ludwig Baumann will help Reg, Price $4.50 per Bu S0Enamel Bed, A you furnish and beautify your 57 50 Bras Bed } ome. dete Come to one of our Three Great Stores— $45 Brass Bed. Make your selections from the Sale Articles $45 Golder $50 Ivory CURTAINS $3.50 Dutch Scrim, 3 pieces. Good quality scrim, imita- tion filet insertions in Ecru and White. oes ‘Credit. Three-Piece Dutch Scrim Curtains In White and Ecru. 6:98 Cash oF Credit. Ba $80 Mahogany Bed, full size HS Bed Pullinaa Meed Pullman Do Noi Conjuse Us with Other Siores with Similar Names in Pay for This Suit $4.50 Weekly. n Oak ‘Wood Bed, full size, 3 24 On $ umann z J de Ameri can Walrut Queen Anne Bedroom ‘Suit (Four Pieces) i On $100 On £200 On $250 On $500 5 On $500 $1 Larger. Amounts in Pro Credit Requires No Extra C Reg. Priee $459, 298.89 Cash oF Credit. We Gladly Open Accounts No matter what your income is, Ludwig Baumann’s Liberal Credit Terms AccountsOpened from$5 to $5000 On $ 35 Purchase $ -” a Woek cE] to $80 SALE PRICES $15.49 to $82.79 terna, —a single piece or an entire outfit, Pay a small amount down. Your purchase will be promptly delivered. Then pay the balance in small weekly or monthly payments. No Interest Added, §@. NEWARK, N. 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Op Steamers Operated wy the Commissioners of the PALISADES INTERSTATE PARK Generad Osteen, WO Vall St. Phone tone gam, | BAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY ‘Hudson River by Daylight’: opp wire C1 ke F IN Srhvice Ma Dire Ratt Connections, Ail through ral ees between New York and Albaay sccepted. Musi Restaurant. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME * Bear ‘Mouptain. 4.30 #. “ lecrwatlon Plat, W 120th My ¢ Vearee Bear Monntats 6.80 P. *. : Fare 60c’ Round Trip Bun and Holiday, asa ' Ctiléreo ose VeHail Fare, Carctena Lange | Globe. AFTERNOON SAIL{’ SATURDAY, AUG. 28 |; fortable Str, HOMME KAMSI ELL Franklin St AP, My W. 12tp Ue capacity’ perils wee are advised” to” return | GAL ONE-DAY OUTINGS. phine Canal 9300. Huason iver ay ne SSKS BT. PIER NEW YORK on’ Su Beat Mountain on 8.80 P.M. WEEKDAY — andsucvay Trips Up the Hudson te: BEAR | Str, “HIGHLANDER” YFAYES PATTERN, g: EXTRA BOAT “SERV ice LONG ISLAND SOUND Sunday Excursions NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE MatsWedz Sat. COOL RUC PTEGTELDTIDNIGHT FROLIC! arr HICKMAN ORCHESTRA, * 1977) LYCEUM Tua Ww. oe an INA CLAIRE Na THE GOLD DIG “By Ayers. Hopwood. KNICKERBOCKER ® Bay & 3 Math ot. ve. 8.15 Mats Hat 218 POBITIVELY boy ‘9 Thi THE “GIRL wt SPOTLIGHT LOBE ‘art ew ANN PG SANA Liberty Wet 424% Be & “The Night Boat”’ COHAN & HARRIS: 20 W. 42d St. Ers.|Law af? COHAN **H,,0,i8 %, 27m WILLIAM ROCK'S Musici _ “SILKS AND S$ SATINS” Jonn Drinkwater's ABRAHAM LINCO CORT BAIS FRAN baie a GAIETY, 66 ft, Bre. 8.50, _ Mis. Wea & fat. 290 Henry billors Fee BAW. Od, Ree 83, Henry Mil ee i eB wd ‘vas? The Famous ie Fair SUNDAYS; uml Lv. BATTERY 8 W. 132@ St. 0.20 A, Round Trip, Fare, 60¢, h Rinne MUSIO—REFR en) ‘Telephone EMANDALAY' Vhree Trips Daily ‘Q.Qicann? HIGHLANDS, Delightful trip of 150 miles throush the Bast River and on Long Island Sound. Good music—Refreshmenta. 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