Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1926, Page 13

THERTOF SRHE [ P BT SO, B s T e o HAE N BRRORL 0 Subway CompanyOrdered to (. Answer Charge ‘of Hiring i§:. “Green” Motormen. ... of Developing Trade. Alitn. Gerbault, Who Grossed Al BERLIN, July’ 10 U9 —Tncreasing | 1%/ quveie’ Tre Now Beached A Dutch East Indies. By Cable to The Star ind Chicago Daily Ne¥s. PARIS, July 10.—Algin Garbaurlh former French tennis pion a: wealthy amateur yachtsman, who is sailing, around the world alone in a amall-cabined, 15-ton, cat-rigged yacht, has just reached the Poora Islands, off Sumatra, after a lng and stormy voyage from Tahiti, Gerbault thrilled all France a cous ple of years ago by crossing the At- ' lantic alone, His boat, Flame Crest, 2 immediately became as famous ‘ds . 2 ‘ col;nlnbu.‘ ca::eh; g:rbnultc‘uxi n mately traver: the nama Mauna Loa’s Wasted Heat. and, reached Tahiti after two perilous months. - There he repaired and- Te- fiiel s?fi'?gfiei & i i E By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, July ,10.~Striking subway employes of the Interborough'4 Rapld Transit Co. today' planned to spread the strikdfto Brooklyn-Manhat- $EE R_FE Eg : £gs i : tan Transit Co,, and threatened an al- most city-wide tle-op of transporta. tion on subway, elevated and trolley es. Theee hundred pickets were sent by the strikers to Brooklyn, calling upon éniployes ‘of the Brooklyn and attan systém to quit work. Gave Raise Previously. ‘The Brooklyn system Aax not been @ffected, except that it is now carry- ing the. bulk of passergers:formerly carried by . the lines of : the Inter- borough into. Brooklyn:and Queens. The .. . Brooklyn-Manhattdn ansit system, after its strike a:few years ago, faised the pay of some of its em- ployes to a scale highe} than that paid by the Interborough. According to the strike leukn,‘t'g' e Brooklyn men'are eager to; movement. “We expect to have'them | said Hprry in full swing in four days,’” Bark, oue of the leaders. 2 Meanwhile, the strikers announced that power house émployes, towermen and others were joining the ranks Of the motormen and iteh- men on the Interborough system. Students in Power Plant. Emergency forces: kept the trains funning,.and -the Interborough offi- clals said, they were prepared to. fill the places of all men®who walked out. Students at technology institutes and electrical companjes were used to re- place some of the power house men; the company #ald. 2 The company pointed out that dur- ing the four days of thé strike it had carried 8,584,609 persons without in- Jury. This is considerably less than the average, however, estimates rang- ing from a falling off of 50 per cent $0 70 per cent. , ; District Attorney Banton today ob- fained a summons directing Inter- PR Above: Edward P. Lavin, chalrman L employing an incompetent motorman, The action was the result of the de- | railment of a subway ox'gn- early yesterday. = Penalty for violatioh- of the statute is'a finé of $500. Ordered ‘to Philadelphis. i Capt. John W. Heavey, 334 Infan- try, has been relieved from duty in the Panama Canal Department and fallen Western o western the line of sight,” here ports. “But “Where this in anclent wel defined h 1 F;: I & i : i 1 5 8 & on which 1io one realised. | niteq the Flame Crest. Then e started for the Dutch Indies, which o | be now has reached. i ‘While at sea the intrepid French« man, whose feats are unparalleled in history, lives on canned goods and fish which he catches. He sleeps with sails set and -rudder lashed and lets the boat sail itself. ¥ QGerbault has a select library rof travel, history and philosophy in his cabin, whigh helps him pass the time, (Covyright, 1926. by Chicago Daily News Co.) e e ‘The Zambesi Bridge at Viectoria Falls in Africa is the loftiest bridge in the world. ? Borough officials to appear in Tombs Court Monday to answer a charge of | ordered to, Philadeiphia for duty @8 | delicate v violating the State raillway law by | co-ordinator of the 3d Corps Area. "“Ruring the revolution which de | “LOOK HERE FIRST—OR LOOK HERE LAST ND LOOK HERE BEFORE YOU BUY FURNITURE” Free with a purchase ‘l $15 or more. Pay the bill in small sums, weekly or Hot or Cold ({8 Aladdin Jug, with a purchase - of any article in our store 3 priced at $15.00 of ‘over on " 2 5 i o : easy credit terms. Only one \ ; \ 9| g s - EE Day Bed and Pad welcome to participate in NN . 5 : (" ' . Ly : A % ‘Diamond Ring of un- T A ring- that will ;add usual value. A radi- grace; to any wpmnn": ant; sparkling gem set Kand. ‘It “Confains, Dia in a very lovely hand- 3 i’gshww.fly ":3"‘;" °:‘h‘" "::}!’.' b pierced 18-kt. white gt | j o o ‘,M, % vl L i i Y dai tadi lid ‘14-kt. whit gold moutiting: x gold sioyneng Noid Weiet Watch. ~The case. i ats 50c Weekly = Tiir.coess wi =it 51,00 Weekly © i Watch for Men G HlI$ suiuiodiiss Y e | e MR | e oA B o ERSERR | Vo tedem | onlUS10T5 § | srawiek RIS 1 B S EMAKE NO C ; L e A . 50c Weekly