The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1921, Page 20

FIVE-CENT CAR FARES IN BOSTON “1” System n Cuts Its Rate| in Suburban Districts; Eliminates Transfer 19. — Fivecent BOSTON, Aug. car fares in several additional dis-| tricts have been tnaugurated by the Boston Elevated. Cambridge, Dorchester, Roxbury and Charles: town car riders will benefit. In Cambridge this experiment mothod of operation on Mount Au- burn, Huren ave and North Cambridge-Harvard square lines will give a nickel fare without free transfers or 10-cent fare with them: The Belmont line will run in-bound to Harvard station, thence to Gar @en st, returning thru Harvard square on the surface, NEW RULE INTRODUCED Passengers on cars in-bound to Harvard square who leave the car before entering the subway will Pass out by the conductor and de- posit five cents in the fare box as they leave, or give authorized ticket or transfer from Watertown station or Porter square, according to gen- eral orders to employes issued by the management, In Dorchester and Roxbury, on rs running from the east and south to or thru Andrew section, W. C. T. U. Official Is Held in Jail ADRIAN, Mich,, Aug, 1 — Mra. Matty Kirby of Hudson, prominent | temperance and law enforcement | worker, is in jail here, in connection with the disappearance of a child born July 4 to her 20yearold un-| married daughter, Alice. The daugh. | ter ip also held by the police, Mnv Kirby fs president of the Lenawee | Women's Christian ‘Temperance union and a field agent for the state organisation. SAYS POLITICS HIT MUNY CARS J.J. Wettrick, Engineer for Utilities, Resigns ‘That the municipal raftway ts gov- erned by a board of directors (city council) which Is by nature a politi cal body and which t# not always guided by the best interests of the street car system, was asserted ‘Thursday by J. J. Wettrick tn offer. ing his resignat on as chief engineer of the city public utilities depart ment. Woettrick charged that political considerations interfere with the suc cessful operation of the lines. Wettrick waa ousted from the de partment at the beginning of the | Caldwell regime, but was restored to the position of chief engineer by a supreme court order and paid back salary due, amounting to $4,130. $100,000 TRAIL | LEADS TO BANK will be collected in the usual man- ner.) and method of Bunker Hil st. lines, run CALLS HOA uf Sieg Heller bas been in a frequented sec- tion of the park since Tuesday, and he has chatted with rangers and park employes, Albright declared the story of Hel- ler being lost was absurd, Park em- Ployes and rangers cant’ understand ‘New Fall Styles When You Can Buy on Credit FALL FROCKS FALL WRAPS FALL SUITS Charming! Indeed they are. Every single garment is absolutely new. The fabric, the style, the color, the finish— every detail is in keeping with the best of the season’s style ideas. 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