The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1915, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, ‘FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 326, 1915. REND DECLARES WALLSTREET. TAXICAB TRUST JUVENILE POLICE jEiaRERESSE See) Sees behind him. A_heavuy ot ruck caine plunging along, Aaj aps = little ¢hap heid up his hand, t Totauy' in hin keventytourth year. _ Stock market was active in first b ry hour, showing advanos extending over os "] ith & point at end of first hour. Union Sony be ee Atte ohew a Pacific gained 1% and some of the knew ga | by with a revol taken fis fai Wim some, idee. oF 2 — fey cop grabbed him Cy pool specialties were advanced with General list. New York Central and Canadian Pacific were raided in sec- * Appellate Division Grants In-| There Are 5,000 of Them on) work the Suven the Poitse soe junction Pending Hearing East Side, and They Wear | ‘Belr success 3 on New Law. Uniforms and Drill. ond hour, losing over 1% pointe, trad- ing was light and market very dull in arty part of afternoon. New Haven advanced 3 to 46% in last hour and general list held strong up to the clone, showing advances for the day. Tells Commerce Board ‘Wolf’ Said He Could Stop Con- gress Action Against Road, The Closing Quotations. Big cope and little cops are allies! tatners, The Appellate Division of the Su- preme Court to-day granted a tem- | at last. porary injunction to the Mason-Hea-| That the Police Department ts on tag ancora Gomme panto mang cre ‘oe Sevens DETEGTIVES DRINK. TEA tasteab erqhennes which wes passed] Sieh meget; une" eans uy’ tae AWAITING PRISONER after @ vigorous campaign for taxi- alt! ‘ ‘The Bve- Sine World, "No opinion wan nanded| aT H: Schiacht, Superintendent et} wife Entertains Them Untill \ ste Ag de denteag der paayfeher pense Bned [OTE Husband Arrives and Is order, but the order itself preve: already, four bun- the city ’ n enforoing the ordinance]| 4.14 hove report at the station houses Arrested, until the merits of the taxicab craa| every aay after achool, before geing| Arthur B, Cunningham, an insur- pany’s claim are fought out at @ trial) +, tnetr poate, and receive instructions | ance broker, was arrested early to- in the Supreme Court. ston | {fom hte Captains in charge. Three| day at hie home, No. 142A Putnam ‘The action of the Appellate Division nundred boys are thus formally ee-| Avenue, Brooklyn, charged with being reverses the decision reached by 8U-| soerating with Capt. Sweeney of the] e fugitive from justice, wanted in|as usual, I found Preme Court Justice Coma ordi.| Fifth Precinot, and one hundred with Salem, Oregon, When he got home he three weeks ago “i = ui ect nance as amended was legal in every eee oar ie: eae yehapoaes orang tea with his wife while they Fustion Cobalan also beid| nee Many Lg waited for bim, and the detectives say respect. pel either | "ee? Fesular police uniforms im mial-| she greeted him with, "It's all up, Ar- that the new ordinance was m ature, with a shield and plenty ef|thur. They ate officers. WASHINGTON, Feb, 26. — The on of David Lamar, the Wolf of ‘all Street, was injected into the in- bres gen feed re ae vestigation which the Interstate Com- Le ele ‘due | Merce Commiscion ts conducting into we a thi enough the affairs of the Rock Island Rail- send a| VY by Daniel G. Reid during the course of his testimony this morn- ing, Mr. Reid broaéty intimating that i natn tried to hold him up by threat- tt to ing & Congressional investigation. Wer cushy down here| After Mr, Reid had finished Bia By j FSP PEEEEER FEERE beeee i i tettee tttte omy - "ald Reid, ther person had come to him three times seoking Fo FPR PP EB 2aeotesss: SSF titutional, and The police say Cunningham ts 4 coafiscatory nor wncons bright brass buttons, and they carry io he further decided that all the points! 555) nigntstickhs. They being charged pet emg Asia coer ner, committee, raised by the attorneys for tb®/ area py the drillmaster of te adult im wag at one time prom- y Mason-Seaman Company had been} pots, Btat et Borvice, ile was cent settled in the decision handed down)” «re station houses are Just degin- hp in the discharge of his his by the Court of Appeals, in which} ring to be thrown open to the boys” ever since, the printed the Justices of the highest court 10/4414 wr, gchiacht, “but im nearly ail | dese! of him said, had been the Stato unbeld Justice se rrcab| the Precincta on the east aide, Be-| seotber encounter be had a Anger tip decision approving the o't taxtcabl tween Fourteonth Street and the Bat-| shot off. He told them, the police say, ordinance. tery, the district where the Juvenile| that he passed a bad check on a man ‘The amendment to the ordinance] pote are organized, the big police- get even with hi placed all taxicabs in the city under! 16, ana the little policemen are aent a message to him to the effect that a speech was to be made in Congrean on Rock Island and that it is 3 aoe oe eAsrrer sere fe F ® gi be i i i Ht je ‘oe he jurisdiction of the Bureau of Li- i & rinses and extended the scope of the ene ere ae ae Dureau eo that the city was given the| 1 sow tne entire situation te should tentify on the point if he were as i vient to exercise ite licensing powers |" mie entire President of| allowed later to testify in anawer. Ay olatenclenat esate aioe Tes E have made a test canvass in sections of RiversideDrive, Montclair, East Orange, New Rochelle, Larchmont and Douglaston. Quite a number of the women called upon, have bought only children’s ap- parel at Best’s. —Becausetheydidn’tknow Best’s except by itsolder fame as “‘the children’s store.”’ over taxicabs operating from ferries, | oo tio: een the two steamship piers and railroad ata- | °pperation between ie kpus y ‘stant Corporation Counsel Far-|looks up and sees an encumbered when told of the Appellate bprebe fire-escape near the roof of eome tene- sionte order, sale ented ty the, texi- ment. Instead of having to climb ab company’s attorneys would be four flights of stairs and warn the sought, but until then the ordinance | tenants, as was formerly necessary would not be effective Birger all he does now te td speak to the Magon-Seaman Transpo! nearest juvenile policeman, who ts aey’ interesting feature in connection | eure to be found on his post. The te Division's consid=|iatter rune up the four flights and is that Jus; | the fire-cecape is clear in « twiek- ities. | ling. | “The dig fellows are letting the little ones help them on all sorta of jobs. Police boys in uniform have posts near the playgrounds for little even ‘onthe, ¥hite,- | hen eaisealte aceer tae ‘Sovstwern ide Gross earnings, seven mon "4 em] jo ent oye 305,"a doargane of SJ24 241. Deficit |piaint that hie expericesptional, but | out. ‘Thelr uniform ta respected, too, 160, “common to the public in gener: Then they perform spiendidly an- acne —_— other duty which has always taken HUNT HIDDEN TREASURE —|inty"‘watcn te cromsings when the rn he child: Y t of school. oe oe, Ty, nen | RUS eam eee | AFTER MISER'S FUNERAL itae'vce"oniven's7or ao James Jacobs, Despite His papeterpanet a “Tve geen one of my little chaps report net ane if Tin Cans and Books Yield $1,000 ‘Gividends, ' for gommon and Kimble Gorden May ad eas are & ese S2SBa- SE aes Ek re Green's speech in support of it, During the hearing to-day Reid FRE FTF FE eee F F el Ree HH tt LL tbe ieee [+l ieee tet +++ tel] oie tt sapepsie gasryete Best’s departments for women and misses are grow- ing in scope and activity every week. And they areas “‘different”’ pate cent. previeus Be Dug Up. a ve whe BURLINGTON, N. J., Feb. 26.—The For Ladies! fuxuries, such | amount?” asked Folk. “Small when} Chicago and North Bdward Kimble, « farmer, , Abslowen aan m | you oonidertuat we handled eit | AGRRL "eet Seated ive Sat™™™* | ears ses ene hin. wites Joeshine asBest’s alwayshasbeen. The egestas igutanty both of whem Get ot resumes “soe ‘ service is intelligent and the ppl : Pk ead Hee, Soret Sotren tor hiaden treagure ot the Kimble merchandise has character. Trorecsed ih 008 Just before the funeral yesterday « “I wouldn't accept control of any member of the family who was cleaning Western of Southwestern roed now |iadiing tou up the Kitchen found $200 in gold ine a1, i i sg Vifth Aovnue, West Side, Corner of 88th Sived (I i il HH ii fy + ii j i j I li i i | ; j. | i | ; | i ete i 3 tele ne ¥F uw sy Sit 4 7 i st i f i ; i 5 | i i corn ex aimee TP pbot | rusty tin can which hed been toon When unattended you will mon Te") J BAUMARN &BRO | oF EV CORN, é AT 64870 SANE. of E ENTS for this . rr reation of che present year ago, 1,508, find dining here a “Safe baerneraee api Et Conpene 4 nowy ae Bm ne = pened we ' P A eed mE TIL LL. | Beet ENENT pur | think @ man hi ender” Minas [company forty years and was prac- tb caguthern Railway's carnings in Pleasure. 966 ‘J sEavery. jet Net, J 9 of Kimble CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN | s#sted that It be epaded up, MARKET, — OEE Loree | thurster Wheat opened weak for yg | low levels ee reduced?” ing by cash houses and shorts . 4 DOINGS AT ALBANY. whi run, & gg Many yy 4 Opens an \'a ON COLORED re 4. He said he did z. Account. y : T. Fob. 36.—A contral been ¢ rd for State Inatitutions will| Purdy” he sald, had peen with the A dead man. The two years Jary was given on Cable's recom- fe te ¢x-| mendation, week © Bi] "Reid. nareed that SSS ing from th K, | carried on the books as ‘tleally worthless.” WiWhy did you buy the Rook Ial- ‘as one question. ing for myself, because “Tt railroad to-day—without -|much money,” Reid asserted prosent- lcations|ly. He said it is now one of the best it} in West, It was revealed that h oecasion at director two mont the ground that It ae at he. Thorn's bill intro-} Lehigh Railroad, American Can Cor yman Thorn's ad, . ‘eect reatitu- | duced in the Assembly to-da:; wides|Pany, Bankers’ Trust Company, Guar- be the machinery for rf State's caumer: anty Trust rye Astor Trust ation, Secretary of State Hugo will|Company and Liberty National Bank. » Mr, Wilteos,| begin the cengus work in the spring. oe ams 9800,- ha = ayy apn aia NEW YORK COTTON MARKET, vine Poa arts penteatd Weeneding edbect of avers he Sapetebis Loto. ‘The beautiful ‘was writing @ letter, | m * wi .”" she mused, “not be-