The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1914, Page 8

Py By Rare mt fms BB NMS Ree ty 3! 4 OR aay LM. 3. Nov, 8S to-day sentenced §Irvi twenty, who stabbed and James Chambers tn a an @ ten cent piece, to from y years in State Prinon. : ons Faveliee Jmortick’s | MALTED MILK ss ag The Poed.Briah for aff Ages | Commtaston to-day. More than 200 users of the surface and elevated lines were at the hearing ready to tell vi ried storien of the outragen perpetra' ed on @ auffering public. Less than) & Acore managed to get their stories | on record, although two hearings were! held—one to get at the bottom of the trouble on the surface lines and the} other to hear the complaints against the elevated system, Only three of the five comminnion- ¢re put in an appearance, Chairman MoCall and J. Sargeant Cram were absent, the three commiasioners pres- | ent being Williams, Maltbie and| ‘Wood. The attack on the B. R. T. methods was ied by Henry Ward Heer, a Brooklyn attorney, who acted as counsel for elmht powerful civic or- wanisations. Witnessen from each of the organizations were permitted to take the stand, Nearly all live in the sone fed by the Mmith street, Fran! nion street and Sixteenth ha wonnm wi =| VICTIMS OF B.R.T. TELLP. 5. BOARD OF CAROUTRAGES _-_<- Three Hundred Citizens Ask Commission to Compel Relief in Brooklyn, tical princes it as they look into the rounded fears. were, DroPhi y jour as one of the # resent time: “Men's heart falling, jor fear F thowe re Ct Cd adverts a The Great White Throne; Its Judgment Now Due | FINANCIAL, ECCLESIASTICAL AND SOCIAL SHAKINGS |! =e? ecclestastical nyster Fear Hamanity’s Bane, he speaker then pnssed to his tent, oat. ‘are imper that perfection He could appro “Men's Hearts Failing Them for Fear” —, Troubles | | Impending — Selfishness Blighting chen — Messiah's | Throne of Purity and Justice and Love Is Earth's Only Hope. eda hal hi Pa, Ne All But the Thanksgiving Turkey On Credit At pp nteth 1 can furnish your cimdlin ‘cellar to bh including iture, rugs, housefurnishings even pianos and talking machines, on the most liberal credit terms. ‘= cits, maleed bal tert a After months of patient waiting este bop {| gitizens of Brooklyn who have been fighting with the aid of The Evening World the abuses of the B. R. T. got Ash ter COMMIEWS | an opportunity to air their grievances \Contetne Pure Mille | in person betore the Public Bervice is really one o! comforting In the whole shall have fully dawned, things will fo especially hard with these same People. And, although the stoppage thd gti Feconstruction will involve ole world, poor and rich alike, t nevertheless in’ many reapects th isola Au represen rich will feel the pressure most, Dominion’ of garth, for a wnen, at the Colonial Theatre from the text, “I saw a ERS OF FIGHT ON HAND) TO TESTIFY. The ‘ He was on the job—alert and energetic. Mental “ability and physical activity made him shine in his old | Job and brought promotion. R Right there is the keynote of success—one must be mentally and physically fit. _ A good start is to avoid the heavy, greasy foods sf that cause indigestion and kindred ills, and use a wholesome, building food such as ‘The ploneera of the long-atanding fight against the service on the #mith etrest line were out in force, the following organisations being repre- Why not get that dining-room furniture you want for Thanks- giving here and then pay for it a trifle at a time? Nas aleve set ar rineraem ten tae eet eres Great White Throne, and Him that sat on it, from whose face the earth and the liquidating process had al- ready begun before the present Eu- ropean war started. 6 Hartford and New Haven Railroad, the Chi- ¢ago and Rock Island, and others, have been called to account. With wented: The Gravesend Board of tape, without even an introduct: ion—then we'll give you a year ven fied|thess the “water squeezing” proc- Trade, the Windsor Terrace Tax- and a half to pay in weekly or monthly amounts so small you'll tow rd] ine, and wil Nandoubtedh ys payers’ Assvciation, the Kensington never feel them. te eee for|their thorough “shaking.” But me: Improvement League, the Oak Crest (Revela-| time, the war, waiting not for ti Anscoiation, the Parkville Club, the Borough Park Citizens’ League, th Van Sickien Taxpayers’ and the Fiake Terrace Taxpayers’ Associa- tion. George D. Washburn of the Oak Crest Association told a story on tie nd that wae typical of the com- piainta entered agninat the Smith street line, Mr. Washburn had writ- ten twice in October to President 8. W. Huff of the B. R. T. complaining of the intolerable conditions on the Smith strest line. Although both his letters were anawered, he swore, no attempt wae made to remedy the ex- feting evils, “To get a seat on the Amith street line in a car leaving the Park Circle, ‘uncommon for persons living below the Circle to watt while five Smith etreet cars labelled Park Circle pass before one through car comes along. ‘The pagengere on these cars gving through are dumped off at the Circle, with the result that the first through HAS 160 WAITING FOR CAR. “T have seen as many as 160 persons waiting at the Cirele for those rare cara that make the through trip. It pene that there are a mpty care sidetracked at the Circle, any one of which, if put in ice, could relieve the congestion.” John J. Donohue of No. 617 Webster avenue, a frequent user of the Bmith We're the oldest furniture house in America and in our two big stores you'll find the most wonderful assortment of home things in all New York to choose from. Come and let us show you. Open Saturday Evenings Covprertharat Sova Early English Diners 2.45 Here, 2 3.95 White Enamel Bed bo. r Dance at Home to a Columbia tion 20:11.) The Pastor had a re- quest for further light on a previous discourse which he answered before treating to-day’s text. As it is of peculiar interest we give ote in full. He had applied Hebrews 12:27 to our day, declaring now in progress the removing of all things shakable, that only things harmontous with Divine standards, which cannot be; shaken, may remain. He hold that the shaking heavens represented Churehianity— Becle! iciam—and the shaking earth represented s0- cial, financial and political affat) His questioner wanted to know what financial shakings are to be ex- pected. The response follows: Mocks and Bonds te Be Shakes. Everything false, bogus, incquita- ble, will be. aken. In financial methods once sanctioned, but now | everywhere reprehended, stocks and bonds have been issued for sums far beyond the actual value of the prop- erties. These stocks and bonds have cost their present owners varying sums from nothing up to par; but their actual value is what the prop- ordinary times these had a market value built upon hope of their fu- ture prosperity. Now, however, the general public has become aware of the real situation and is fearful to touch at any price these shares and bonds of over-capitalized companies, and the most sound and solvent of them share the public distrust. Now, in the opening of the New Dispensa- tion, when everything More gradual processes of the 1a’ and the ordinary business, brought the flnanctal world toa crisis. The nations of Europe are being shaken. The casualties of the war already amount & million and a half of human beings, and hundreds of millions of dollars. And it is only begun. Financial values th greatly impaired, ai al credits, The’ thing wanted is gold, and as in every war, this precious metal has practically disappeared in the nations at war. Their home se- curities will not be salable for ca: and a general attempt will be made to sell American securities—Ameri- can stocks, bonds, etc. But who will will be practi- for them, and as we have already seen, American banks and bankers are loaded down heavily, ‘When bankers pale at the thought of their being dumped upon the American market. Reliable financial authort- ties declare that Europe has about five thousand millions of dollars in- vested in American securities. If but one-fifth of these be sacrificed to realize gold, it would mean an aval- anche—a financial deluge, American hence prices will tumble and wrecks | {: follow. In view of these matters, is It any wonder that American bankers fear | tht to see the stock Exchanges open for business? Had the Exchanges not closed promptly when they did, we | fa would have had the most terrible panic ever known. By the closing of the Exchanges that awful panic was || temporarily averted. By their closing, the owners of the stocks and bonds vent into ® ‘ we learn the ftmmense Coney Island bound, it ts necessary rr i poe er parlance thi equivalent to say-| amount of these American si ing. the ‘oat e for one to hang on by his eyebrow: pa. - [| ing that the “water” will be squeezed | and bonds held in European hai ryt or tim meth {heom Why Smith Succeeded ‘ Mr, Washburn testified. “It is not Lie out of all ‘ocks and bonds. By|we need not wonder that Ameri Wa ‘acetal erties would cost, plus a reasonable care car has the capacit take cai i banks, already overloaded with these abon ‘present Smith took of himself. Bot y to take care percentage of allowance for right | "ks ” ri Financials Felixious meh of all th Ae asaiang of way and business “good will.” In| ,2ecurities.” cannot purchase all; iN} ay: no ing the la der. ete. is bein: z reet care, testified that he ordinarily “shaken,” we are to expect thi a have been hindered from realizing| Neither J ite from fifteen to twenty-five uch stocks and bonds will; be|tpon them; thus the face value of Grape-Nuts * This healthful. appetizing food is made of selected “wheat and malted barley. It contains those vital _onllp ealts, 06 necessary to health, that are often P tacking in the every-day diet. The partial malting of the barley, with the long (about 20 hours), makes Grape-Nuts a food easily and quickly. “There's a Reason” , jon, because thi believed th manses, will 3rd Avenue Two Park Row bankers’ tale—that this was really {n auld ple, apa the taterge: paysore nay BOURNE Ss at Chatham Sq. arcaa ie ithe fatarat of] bozyent Dang raat ane? | RENT BOOTH NOW 2314 to 220 Third Ave. SEOTES “ia to 208 Park Row filth veahor and at the expeane of cergctyiee® agen Ay loca’ thelr own, craftin (Job 5:18.) tbe shaken, then we may be Pe and A few choice locations still available for those mer- How rag" eat) rei | sae hs nen ere ets othe SE aN m hi bl id h well filled with these bonds ‘and and that the greatest of all crashes Precabaatie tuatiee vand ; nts selling only grade table necessities and house- Sta iimancini kind that have ever vould erating service. PUBLICITY regularly advertised. 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H Bianenere, &® manufacturer of No. 628 Kast Aixteonth street, told a convincing atory of qpominable condi tions at the Park Binoe the edule nas been discon- the delays at the Rasa did come along they were al- jammed, with little or no room ay for the volts. passengers. r, an importer, of No. nt ‘Washi on pe, Bven ee testified that he counted one on the rear ith atreet car last had the people, figuratively, by the | the’second, Panim "fultiinns by tne peoteat at oo ~ Eaas & them rich at the Public @x~| throat, ‘and now are being choked ie Hien ot Bava eal ae “er y . . Refrig- pid Jewel Grafonola' $35 Fhe add nothing like a Co- Grafonola to mak 9x12 Axminster Rug 11,8x12 Arlington Rug. Cat to fit and laid free of Peay A Thousand Records at 660 Each. CowPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” C. G. Gunther’s Sons FURS SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP All the desirable furs fashioned into the newest models. Prices ranging from the inexpen- sive to the most costly. Wa ‘ ‘ World “Wants” Work Monday Moming Wea Roe eat of Reckoning aig edt de TRY shaken in value until everything Mke dishonesty and inequity shall have been shaken out. Forty years ago the world’s great bankers and financiers concluded that {t would be to their interest to demonetize silver and have only a ndard. ‘This finally accom- what they foresaw and in- situation throughout the world. By an elaborate banking system (valua- ble in some respects), it made each gold dollar chase itself and do the work of five dollars or ten dollars, assisted by bank checks and drafts. Thus the profits of the larger banks increased amazingly by reason of higher discount and interest charges Tho public, of course, acquiesced in the law demonetizing silver and making gold the single standard. But they did it under misapprehen- It 1s perhaps but fair jay that less than one-half of the bankers understood the philoso- phy of the matter; the others were guided by the wealthier and more astute who did fully understand, The result has been great Probie to the bankers, and great power; for without them, road stocks and bonds could not be handled suce fully. The bankers took over large issues of railroad stocks and hoa, by what is known as the underwrit- ing process. They were capable sales agents for the bonds at a good round percentage of profit, advanc- ing money on the bonds and hold- ing them for sale to the public, ‘The Day of Reckoning, Now we see fulfilled the Scripture declaration, “He taketh the wise in stocks on which they had hoped to make large profits; but which, on the contrary, they are now unable to sell atany price, These stocks and bonds reckoned in as part of the banks’ as- seta, show them to be wealthy, with urpluses; but now the ia to be taken out of the Tt will show o in the resources of these banks, They will hecome au denly poor without actually losing a cent, by reason of the markel value of their securities falling, This fact is realized by all banks. They realize that if the Day of Reck- oning has com their securities—are to be reckoned at their actual value, {t will mean upon by the Government, either to close thelr doors or to make good their shortage. And right there will be their difficulty; for the rich men of the world have thetr capital in- reaction will vested similarly, and thi ailver, 00 when the Day and their holdings—| } these stocks and bonds has been pre- served, and thereby the banks and bankers have been permitted to con- tinue to count these shares and donds at fictitious prices which no- body would pay for them to-day. Effect of Silver Demonctisation. Had allver not been demon bankers would not have had as a time as they ha’ nering the financial market, and get- ting large rates of interest and pre- miums; but neither would they be in the same distress at the present time, for the world would have had ey enjoyed in cor- | 5 under t! twice as much money with which to | know! do its busin hen we consider i that the gold coin of the world is not | © sufficient for even the paying of the interest of the debts, we perceive how the banking institutions have themselves by their own device. The interest upon the debts cannot be paid in gold because there is not enough of it to pay the interest. Hence the only thing remaining to be done is to issue more bonds, payable four per cent. per annum, means a drainage of two hundred millions of dollars evet be coming to a dead stop through this war; and the wheels of finance which worked so favorably for the bankers in the past, are turning in | >! the opposite direction and lacerating them financially. ‘Apparent y our financtal “house of | 6 cards” ts trembling, and about to fall. Various expediences are being tried by the governments and the ablest financiers of the world. hope that their akill would accom- Plish the end they desire, and save the present inatitutions—financial— from being “shaken” to pieces, But, if we are right in our understanding of the Scriptures—it the great Day of Settlement has come, in which all the | i; shakable things are to be shaken and nothing remain except that which | \ happened will take place, 11 be noticed that T am suring noth ing newnihat what suet enid hae Deen maid In * and Ring's, Fo pome this will ‘be fanatical peasimism. because penis ae whunderstanding ye trae ped to ir understanding of the tr ntlon recognition of the guet tha commerc! a, Word 18 ata how gol year in gold, needed to/ s! pay that interest. Now we seem to sion. iLaciin hi themse! appointes century, ‘We might | them. ush in Informe us and that stleee the 5) fal that instead of large’ resources: and ‘ii'necurte te of countries’ he eve ase Tine tense nn surpluses, some of the richest banks ute with the wold | whew Must Some ALBERT B. ASHFORTH, Agent, Shir become insolvent and be called eiclengy oF gard. the making ie | win have of Li ng rein ‘bound to unfavorably fntuaity, Be completely” withdrawn Pastor Russel pe oS commercial enterprises of people, hiding 4 a ak 18 Tat ag world, As all went well, amasi fi wil SINP ne ‘Yount tor them. 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