Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1927, Page 48

— __ ®HE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1997, ‘N hen the Twilight Climax comes Your electric raslway company 15 always ready AI' twilight, thousands of men and women hurry from offices, theatres, factories, stores —swarm to street car and bus stops. At twilight, the crucial moment of the day arrives for your electric railway company. To meet it, strect cars and busses have had to be maintained in idleness throughout the day. To meet it, huge “stand-by” generators and other costly equipment for both street car and bus lines have had to be provided. § You ride surely and safely home every even- ing at an hour when more than half the popula- tion of your city rides with you. You have de- pendable transportation even though a conven- tion taxes your city to its capacity. You do this because continuous service is the [watchword of the electric railways and they have manned themselves to provide it. e Ploneering in every electrical field, Westinghouse works shoulder to shoulder with your transportation company to assure you both continuous and continuously Improving service,