The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1912, Page 6

EERE — -_ a . , —— — a i . THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1912. psetisac cans ° ° | thete wusiness, The feot that each | devoting hi \ thd ihe Bila: amine or dee | r " gi Abolis vate Stands Siecees i sree aa DAY, | serene ul liga 8 | § tes to the Carn forms in FE a ed - that only having the public places | Yl york, which a to have chatge of alll taneously and {t was five minutes be-| gee D ela and Independent Taxi Fun at a Jower rate then the com: tie ial magrate’s Shingibrones (att | fore ise arnt “aumaee” “st” tc] TRIPLETS, BUT BY STAGES. [> ° tga panies wonld it e-em that the Carnegie is anxio get the burden - . If by} { e PUbIic Would beneft with more or- shifted as soon as ible, he says. rma at the! OHICAGO, Nov. 2.—Mra, A. V. Grante your ‘c- i Men Will Reduc R tes ganizations of this nature. After funcheon pend an hour became : Of @ laborer, Leeume the tome Yerhab poy) Uf die e a Therefore that they hive made the or #0 in the garden of his home with| great immediately after the blow-oucj mother of a son Wednesday night. rt ought Y ring above A bes Ad fag I Rig A hod > | daughter, to whom he some time ago| that in the darkness there was danger ed to celebrate. Friday {oyourtata *Y ‘ Present tariff, which ts no’ at | nveyed title to the Mifth avenue tesl-| of the peop! child was born—again a a8 that of other companies, to e straigh dence, At the dinner in the evening] pushed onto the t red Grantout on Last ’ a ory Their Association Willing to Charge 30 Cents |19 cent rate per, mie, would neem to eae, ir, Carreste wil be Feated et-opp end | palloemon’ @ansged {6 atop the tnnenl nicht, be, rentines. Nowe reader toae; (Ore CUNOUS FAVOR tv. ‘ er r panies whose economic principles for | . op yyy { ota Ne and Mra. Carnegie at the| of pastengera and this danger was] 98t to the twins, He was knocked off | a 1 aug aiectiy on. the a Mile if Given the Privilege of Taking working’ Ih larger hasten not adm of | Otherwise His Birthday Will oiher. “Tae elghien invited quent wil averted.” °° °° i fet men ie dacovered that hs| tes afte aes a 10d ' of e fe. tu ato! } y m the entire system. DA the public? Be Spent Quietly at Fifth music, including orgars solos. {one track at the terminal could be| OY Al are doing well. Fares at the Hotels. ae ToL ue adamant conten pent Quietly SE te et The motiier weighs 406 pounds | EE Vex: Waste this resolution in that light when le at bls home, finds him In excellent health) = : — - _ SS BY SOPHIE IRENE LOEB. presented to + Avenue Heme and with the rayolution to remain so by ANNOUNCEMENT . . bs pom oe avolding any efforts that will tax his ~ The pendent Taxi Owners’ Association, comprising more thi | strength, R sabe See carer creed oc, Sas OT OMRIST TOR | ucerecnereinccanen|mee E. REGENSBURG & SONS Board of Aldermen, who are now considering the ordinance regulating ge: ving, he can afford to give a dinner) LIGHTS OUT IN SUBWAY ; | COLDS ° Sor taxteabs: Judge Tells Jury Neither He nor) to eighteen of his clorent friends this PASSENGERS IN PANIC. Havana Cigar Manufacturers, a" Paper irl Tord Bap | tary and not required under the present | Gigyannitti Can Be Sent to Chair esas Feoit eemniiee ie pie aa Brookive. Minera, © iy |p are easily relieved by announce the opening of their thon of rater for taxicabs in the city | But in order to create a belief in them for Lawrence Killing. ca eeeuk, AMGd Bretn OH E ToOKIyG)) MIBertie. Wengerously , . New Offices and Salesroom of Kew Tork, and tn some inglances | by he public they have: willinaly Wome | gayest Afaan, Nov. icSomeph 1.| Lm “weaggee a the Cu | Overcrowded Until Police Scott's Emi and it avocating the abolishment of “spe- | this. That seemingly their pi hav ee a M “ - a " fiat tek tuode at the hotels tn | met with wicooes was evidenced at the |Ettor ant Arturo lovannttt, who plead: | Ninety-rat atraet and Fitt Stop Rush. does more—strengthens at 47 West 34th Street (Marbridge Building) anid city; and, Inet public hearing, held Aug. 27, when |ed that they be sent to the electric chair 7 7) ro u ” 5 “ 4 "Whereas, The owners of the taxt- | Chief Inspector of Taxicabs Drennon |{¢ found gulity of the murder of Anna| Ca¥ Nil be spent Giellas | | ihe bemlng out Of a fave in 9 suliwey the lungs and upbuilds the New York, Catise tesee Ok Ghee tespooha bre | been any oomnpialas ted that you know | omar: Ik te Lawrence texte striis, its Javenue terminal in Brooklyn during || Body to prevent sickness, on Monday, November Twenty-fifth, 7 y cannot be n viet in th —— —_—— o heli o m *loe| ' Mt s Bow furnidhed to the pubite is due or Gc nreaeart aria, Miscoduct on the | (00 yf Magee rn Genk th hastens the height of the rush hour at 8 o'cl ” Nineteen hundred and twelve. Hia answer was: to-day caused momentary pai the Jury to-day, gave the inatruction that the evidence in the case did not “I gannot recall one.” ‘Then the question wae asked, “Do you think they have made an honest attempt to cantrol their association in use of the public highways at eaid “apecial” hack stands; be it Resolved, By the Executive Com- CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tel, MOO—Grecley, For A Jolly Christmas It costs but 15 cents warrant a firet degree verdict. If guilty the verdict, he eald, must be second Dy & keneral way?” Ho anawored: "I really | 4. Bovgh Fant, Orton, ‘hasociarion, | iat Mitte “Sarads mas te seihd evltig. ot adel ee ig ; Py ye Neased wit! ao ars tatty Menta tor the rat Mile and |. _ Also, these mea premered evinces etust bghted) sien a Gatley Signature e erent! ™ the hi that yy are all mak- fendants un 6 form e Indlot- y, forty cents for each mile th ter), a bog! ee ae Goes of 4 which have been in force on all the taxicads of members of this associa- tion since May 1, 191%, be, and hereby are, reduced to THIRTY CENTS PER MILB, without imitation or eondition, to take effect as hereafter Provided: and be it further Resolved, That eaid reduetion to THIRTY CENTS PER MILE be ef- fective forthwith upon the day that \ the Board of Aldermen abolish the ment could be adjudged guilty of man- and wore soomingly satisfied with slaughter. -SAMUEL H. LUMMIS, Receiver in Bankruptcy=—\ Winding Up e As unfair ordinances now shat “9g .. which created. euch "apectal”™ eet Business S ‘ 4 pe “u). 7 atands, a ke all “spect fnack IwrhiDer ge Gavan “paths te a FIXTURES treet 4 & 54 jon to ic hack ste: desimnated by. the Code of “Ordle FOR SALE Near Sth Ave. , eer mances, o ‘M. J. BIRD, Chairman, OHARLES ARMAND, Secretary, EDWIN 8. GOODWIN, Treasurer, wr THIEL, ORDER BY U. S, DISTRICT COURT At a Stated Term of the United States District Court for the of New York, he d at the Post Office Building in the Borough of Manhattan, on the 19th cay of November, 1912, Hon. Learned Hand, District Judge, presiding, it was ordered that Samuel H. Lummis, Receiver for The Renard Co. be act! and to IMMEDIATELY sell all the merchandise of the company for the benefit of creditors thereof. ‘within the reach of every one, and not to make a luxvry but a common mode | of conveyance, and with the help of the public we will no doubt make this & success.” THEIR SYSTEM OF DIGCIPLINE FOR A STANDARD. This BONA FIDE, Officially Authorized BANKRUPT SALE NEW YORK’S GREATEST, MOST STUPENDOUS MONEY-SAVING SENSATION IS NEARLY OVER—DON’T DELAY ~YOUR BUYING ANOTHER HOUR! ‘They have inaugurated a system of Giscipline for maintaining a standard in trytag to build up the organisation. Every member is compelled to dign the following agreement: Received of Independer! Taxi Own- ers’ Association two ,.ates, each” bearing the iitials I. T. O. A. (sine 8 by 16 tnahes). aid plates belong to said aseo- ciation, are merely loaned to me and are to be returned by me to @ald association upon due demand therefor, which may be exercised at ‘the election of said association upon my ceasing to be.a member there- AChristmas Companion Go to The Woman's Home Companion for your Christmas ideas, and you will have a jolly Christmes. 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