i The property in question was formerly
a dance hall, rattled several times, and
the License ComnWasloner's defence was
that the police thought it unwise to grant
a license because of the previous charac
| ter of the place.
HARTOO Oil' ON $?">,OUO BAIL.
Louis X. Hartog, who was indicted
Fr day by the United States Or and Jury
on a charge of attempting to evade pay
ment of his 1918 Federal income tax and
of perjury, was arraigned yesterday be
fore Federal- Judge AugiAptua X. Hand.
He pleaded not futlly to the 0i?
snd was released on $5,000 bail, \ ^
wan fixed at the request of L>aviu
t'ahill, Assistant l*nlt<tl States Attoru^a
Max Steuer represented the defendant
SIELCKEN MILLIONS RELEASED.V
lulled Stairs IelM< $4,OOO.OtM?
Securities an Allen Property
Washington April 5. -The Attorney-*
General has authorized leturn to tho';
heirs of Herman Sielck?n of New York
property > alued at approximately 13.-|
000.000 netted by the Allen Prop^rtj
Custodian during- the war. At the same
Cime the return to hie widolv of her own ,
property, valued at about $1,000,000.
'waa ordered. Both properties, it was
said, consisted mainly of securities
The seisure of Sielcken* property was
c-idered, 1t nax explained, because
Sielcken, who was German born, ?as
unable to prove American citizenship, i
Rvidence was produced after his death j
to show he was naturalized in San Fran
cisco, but lost his citizenship papers;
when shipwrecked on a voyage from'
South America. '
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Brettor>eA&lI
Broadway, 85th to 86th St.
NEW YORK
Subway Station at SBtli Street Cor.
Elevated Station?Two Block*?88th St.
I e'tril and Most Altractite Midloton Horn,
Lormenienl to All Shops aiti
Theatres-.
