The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1915, Page 6

aE ar THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1916. V } al a — “aa Ol ranuo ona 91 lor ote , ‘rienda wi hink 1] a school-house post, told the Mat You Want to Know ‘HOME RULE WORTH (~ WEEK'S NOTABLE REALTY OPERATIONS. MILLS LEARNS SOM)‘: Sesceievsh esa ear cIry. irm handled any rit ej captain ha 1, or ere I Island holding companies or-| “get Lyneh. tock f Diamond, who te wad ganized by the Leeds-Reid group.| Policeman He said he had been promoted to ap-| charees 8 Barat, Mies Charen Cs pear before the committee by a Pg Sergeant, Producing a8 sire to know why the name of his another firm had been brought into the in- testified to seeing Reilly Cea quiry. Pye and loaf for nearly an f | “What bearing have thexe transac-| When supposed to be on duty. tions with Speyer and Compan: he | Godley reserved decisions in these | cases. | ——-~ Loula J, Horowitz, as President of Thompron-Starrett Co, paid $2,000,000 to the Francia 8. Kinney estate for the Hoffman House and Albemarle Hotel on the northeast corner of Broadway and 24th at. as a site for a sixteen-atory mercantile building to cost $1,350,000. Geraten-Cramer Amusement Co. paid $820,000 to Oscar Hammerstein for the new opera house on Lexington ave., 60th to bint ats. Fullerton-Weaver Realty Co, sold 1,260,000 the new twelve-story Premier Apartments on the northwest corner of Park ave. and 66th st. Henry Phipps Eetate filed plans for the cleven-story Brokaw store on Broadway at 424 at., to cont $500,000. About Your Auto and How | To Drive It and Keep It aatapie Adotes How to Keep Automobiles Running Smoothly asked, “on the object of this investi- gation?” He added that “Insinuat- fons” ax to the profits of = end the Best Way to Remedy Machine Troublee— Ww. ; Metropolitan LAfe Insurance Co, sold the nine-story lofte on the |! F Senhare Whe tharketed emouritioe for | Traffte Suggestions and Pleasure Routes ps eatilhsey way’ is A"Bsichr weit weve gory” Chatpworth apartments on | Long a Director but Knew !"atmnrcormrstnn'warciuet | BIG SPRING SALE '- | vernt ‘iat 7 . i Mi . , | fer Evening World Readers. $ mg a se Ir Prbhotg magn A to ad s 0 Bit Bros. he & $2,000,000 trade for the | Nothing of Big Deals tlong of such bankers in the public oa xs Re ‘ ler y slature. SUBURBAN, By GEORGE H. ROBERTSON. Ssh “Weleda Riaotios ik 'aae Secaeewc a cat and Gifts. POLICE CAPTAIN ASKS i AT 53 TO BE RETIRED MANY OTHER Murphy Wants to Be Allowed to| fi tjGH-GRADE AUTOMOBILES, Quit, Following Complaints Made by His Patroimen. AT GREATLY an a director, Pollee Captain Patrick Murphy of | REDUCED PRICES Flushing sent to Deputy Commissioner Home rule for Greater New York! | Joseph W. Folk, counsel for the Godley, in charge of Brooklyn atid This is your opportunity to ‘This ta the new cry of realty to Sommission, quissed Mills as to hi8| Gueens, an application for retirement | exactly the car you have been Toate combat crushing taxation, It is eati- Knowtedge of important events in the/ 1," be forwarded to Commissioner | Ing for from responsible people at ! road's history following the Reid and your own price. mated that proper home rule legisia- ‘Woods. Though Murphy te but fifty- Leeds control. Mills admitted com- A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD Al ould t least $20,000,000 old, less than one a ; SPECULATORS ON 10 EMBROIL JAP AN plete ignorance, saying he was not| tne age at which he may demand re-|f| CAR A REASONABLE PERIOD “Every man, woman and child should be aroused to this crisis of tax- AND U. S., SAYS OKUMA —_—_-— Droment At the meeting when £,800/ tirement as a right, it Is understood STUDEBAKER CORP. ation,” said Stewart Browne, Presl- OF AMERICA Having Failed in Other Ways, shares of stock were presented to OM-| nig application will be accepted. He toi easieocesecs| DEE OF VOLCANO ane rs tae arena ™*H] Used Car Dept. become «vital fesue to the welfare Broadway & 56th Street. plies They Are Using China Af- fair, Premier Contends. HE adoption of a new arrangement for the safeguarding of pedes- trians is now being considered by the city's traMe authorities. 11} REALTY DEMANDS RELIEF has long been customary for pedestrians to cross an avenue at any This habit has been the means of numerous accidents to both 8 and vehicles, which sometimes must swerve or atop quickly in| Leaders Confer on Measures to to avoid running down the careless individual who shuns the services pelioomen ond crosses at the middle of a block. Strengthen the Budget by ——— - $45,000,000. Hudson River, south of Peekskill, to Sire Bros. at $100,000. Elion A. Stewart, as plaintiff in foreclosure, paid $75,000 for the An- dergon place, 14% acres, on Post road, White Plains. Ballum Investment Co. filed plans for $126,000 apartments at No. 86 East Orange. James 8, Herman paid $60,000 in foreclosure for the old Sanford home- stead at Vernon and Past River, Long laland City. Mise Mary C. Knowles paid $45,000 for the F. G. Male farm of 16 acres at Bedford, Westchester County. George H. Quennard bought the Charles V. Swan estate of thirteen acres on Egbert Hill, Morristown, N. J. WABHINGTON, Feb. 27. — Ogden Mills, Rock Island director since 1897, admitted on the stand before the In- teratate Commerce Commission to- day that he had learned more about the affaira of the road while listening | to other witnesnes at the investig tion than during all his years service stock. He knew nothing of the 000 gift to G. H. Wi twenty-seven years, OPEN EVENINGS Mr. Browne owns the twenty-story building on the eoutheast corner of leged Murphy's command has been in dis- and the $100,000 gift to R. A. Jack- \~ eon, and other gifts, he said. order for many months. Many po- Broadway and Maiden Lane and speaks for more than 9,000 individual “1 certainly would object if funds Meemen have written to the Com- EO. HH. ROBERTSON. realty owners who are members of Russia Ready to Release Great Store of Grain If Dardan- elles Are Forced. were squandered,” he said, and asked missioner that the captain was the associations. They hold property * ding” them and that it was why he did not investigate tho “situs,” |\mposalble to do police work he said they had not been brought to under him. To-day Policeman Thomas Geo. H. Robertson: volts. Will you advise me as to which|!n all parts of the greater city, par- you would use? ticularly in central flathouse districts, his knowledge. “I did know of the gift |J- Lynch, on trial for neglecting ARTHUR STERNS. | Yorkville, Harlem and the Bronz. He to Mr. Purdy and a considerable time Siohnbidheh viniibegihatbinadiin ised after it was made 1 heard of the settle. Has U > arnaatsaciaeaas: TOKIO, Japan, Feb. 27.—The Jap-|™ent with Loree,” he asserted. refer WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—Amert- inser te'Nitroven lompe if you can| nee made an exhaustive atudy of Gan wheal epeculatirs are on the e460 secure this type for a ‘an it economic conditions affecting taxation of @ voleano. Agricultural experte 1 heli ox and is regarded as an expert on realty y te in Manhattan. here declare that maintenance of “Our tax problem here te almost Dresent prices depends entirely on thi hopeless,” he continued, “but The allies’ operations against the Da: danolles, If the strait is forced the anese Premier, Count Okuma, said to- | _ Mills admitted that he did not know H d Ca: what salaries were day that Japan bad no intention, in| Dut would not admit thee foo orricials udson r presenting its demand to the Chinese | norant” when asked if other dij ears. Government, of trespassing upon the m as ignorant of these matters ue re» i te che da tate ee | ie deal with the Gomsatidaten Melts ns eee ee the open door policy. The desire of | indiana Coal C. Fi "san, he said was that China should|was to be regreteh 7” Ue testified, they have performed for him. He attain the real dignity of independ-| James Speyer, head of the New . knows thoroughly their stability, Evening World is doing a great public ‘ service to enlighten the general pub- | >T!ce of all grains, especially wheat, | @1ce nd not fall the prey of any na-|Yorking banking house of Speyer & - economy of oil and gasoline; the peed, | ite, ‘This lame is so involved with | Wil! drop. If the Turko-German forces| tion. ford Gas Gommmmlavinn ef Senna be beauty of their lines, their ridinig ( of his 3 be oar runs | politics that all of the people ought to are able to prevent the opening of the! C unt Okuma’s remarke were made |ings with the Rock Island ua Gor v OF er| be informed how absolutely necessary | Black Sea to Russian commerce $2/ tu Prof. Shallor Mathews, of the Uni. comfort, and every feature which os heat will come before the summer is waity of Chi i Nke to know] it is that our glaring inequalities of | versity o: cago, and Prof. Sydney Ww makes a motor car most plug ought to last} taxation should be corrected without |™yre than Ralf advanced. L, Gulick of New York, as they wore| the rallrond, he sald, bar acting as a iitwel Ix able. Particularly can he tell delay. Real estate is paying 9 per|, 1" Saticipation of the allied fleet! taking leave of the Premier. They principal, had bought and resold be- ‘ bout the service which 9| cont. of the taxes, an dthe way things nee, its way through the Darda-| sailed for San Francisco in the ateam. | tween 194 and 1913, securities of the ® you about the are going would indicate that it must|"¢lles Russian exporters have been ship Mongolia, having completed their| Rock Island Hallway Company itself every owner receives from us therin, f some $170,409,000 face value. The leading Light Six with pay 9 per cent, before jong. The| © ws together a great fleet of| mission to Japan under the auspices |” 1 fi after he owns the car. ’ vll| weight of the tremendous burden has|™#rchant vessols at Russlan Black| of the Federal Council of Churohes| tise, fer nie hin, as eras tae more features of real value to begun to crush realty values. Any|8*® ports and loading them with of Christ in America, wan $1,438,743 or eight-tenths of 1 per || the owner than are found in Count Orume stated that Japan| cent, Not, all of the firm's transac: |] any other car of this type. had no thought of infringing upon the| resul: , Mr. id , ry rights of other nations, and accept.| ded saying: MT Speyer ad-|} Adding to the efficiency of the one of intelligence can see that this| Wheat. Much of this grain is already menaces the welfare of the entire city | Dledzed with British merchants for ‘and all its people because the city’s|°a#h advanced to Russian connec- A. Elliott Ranney Co., Broadway, at 64th Street, ying: borrowing power, credit and sources| tions. And, according to the latest| ance of her demands by China would| “1 Will not disclose our losses since ee sen oe) be mieabrnd New York. { Income rest upon its real estate| @dvices reaching here, England and| involve no such infringement. SST || noiseless _ operation, r valuations France have agreed to purchase and| ""iittorts reoently have bese sande to Timken rear axle with spiral ||Local Dealers in All Suburbs become an export in that line. Where) Realty and civic organisations that | !mmediately pay in gold for all wheat | invent some plausible reason for a drive gears—the highest devel- |) see—————-=—e—————rr? can I gel je apect rain! only attend at night, J.R.T.DODD, | have been in conferonce to devise | that Russia can spare. disruption of the relations between means of relieving the menace of| Experts here estimate that Russian opment of rear axle design. Japan and America,” the Premier STO | MOTORISTS’ overtaxation met several times dur- | exporters now have between 125,000,-| continued. ‘These attempts having GARLAND AUTO CO., | ing week. For immediate help | 000 and 175,000,000 bushels of rye and| falled, the mischief makers now look 1888 Broadway, at 62d St. iP ROBL they are supporting several new bills | wheat ready for immediate export at|to China as a field in which the two le ‘es pi ahs ia in the Legislature intended to save|various Black Sea pointe. Only If you were going down a very|™much money each year for the tax-|negligible quantity was exported of steep hill, one and one-half miles} payers. They sent delegutes to Al-|jast summer's crop and the nation's e at about Afteen miles an hour, bany last Wednesday to advocate the rese! be thrown "4 : ire will Ue your heat Gad eanutocnae Grobe y y entire rve supply can wor Powers may be made to clash. I see No reason for such a conflict.” Count Okuma stated with emphasis that Japan and Great Britain pos- sceieaets cheers Men desiring to be trained as Baraed Rvgnine 4 Molor Truck Drivers or as Chaulleurs }, ** pecial Classes for Ladies ‘kets within it fe without an not hold, what would you do? on the European mar! seseed a well grounded understanding can get full inform cau pd FRANK J, NABTRI. thirty days after the Black Bea 18! concerning equality of opportunity in ee MAGBONKED saturday evening Stewart Au te s 1f beth brakes refused opened, China and the integrity of that na- St thi, Went bide YM GA ue rif uto School “y° ys ble and aad 4 Russia, more than any other of the/ tion, in accordance with the well non Were dtth Be, Mer Latte tered by + Gate Beard of Re. Allies, with the possible exception of Belgium, needs money. England has had to finance the government expen- ditures and the Government itself, has the | ence Co mittee of Real Keta' pil tl ke, I low rin if it teh oft thus uel eae ‘v'bre car ; 12 the multi- known policy of the United States. He believed that American manufac- turers would find the Chinese mar- kets to th Ja had no in- d Legislation of a more sweeping | Deen unable to furnish much relief to tention of resorting to unfair means e ’ for this, since all cases vary in some| kind is being formulated for perma. | Russian financiers because of the low | for the purpose of monopolising these esy i¢ Secocae oes a ae 000,000 ebb of the nation’s finances, due to the markets = oa ‘th Prohibition of the sale of Vodka, the ; ae ; ay to clean rust out of radiators? Mx ‘on | Ooverament’schlet source of revenus,| WIFE'S ANTICS COST JOB. : y 10 mod four | § It is believed here that it use -—$———_ ° ° . 7 eylinger’ car and when open fat s; |or realisation of this fact that. the | Webster Dislines Fabitetty Caused First of a Series of Articles Explaining ? ; ahs cuted ae Franco-English fleet is battering by Mer “Researches. . T eannot locate. T have cleaned and] hel natitutions and others in the gates of Constantinople and the! ceticado, Feb, 21—Willam 7. Wab- the Far Reaching Results of German traded 2 inten aro Wrantsat! beware [torrent "agent Manan Victory, Written Especially for The threatening realty and municipal | epeculators in the United States will| Railroad. A few days ago his wife i ; nsiderable sums |created a disturbance in a resort in -§ «, Ay, geod supaly store will el finances, Lape tiepugh the crumbling of prices uere. Loulevile, Ky., and was arrested. Her SUNDAY AMERICAN by Prof. lieve that if you look over the gaskets mene eager at failed to he seceyee vare . sana tty td aah eat ote FIRE-PROOF BOXES FOR | seAMman’s BILL PASSED. hg Set ent wat tse wet G ul | i el m F Whore. There FILMS IN THE SUBWAY | na: stone smica wrarce wow riane| ries ectione ana ther Sttendane pub- = g 4) errero cimeeaiemenaiine —_ bby Move for Reconsideration. | saeciat Lenten Services at St, Auw’s, The Great Italian His mobiles Ihave cut the list 4own'to| Two Fatal Fires on Trains|.. WASHINGTON, Fob, #7.—The Senate | At the Lenten aervices at Bt. Ann's ee torlan. } o a meewel, Crenees and Guevrolet, pao d anereine sae Seamer. Fear Churgh, Twelfth Street, near Third va a 5 r ame ‘ YAM would Joe cocomeene Give Cue to Fire es peg eel yey Be | Avenue, held daily at 12.20 P.M.» ‘om Rant tn Consvess. the bh now abea to | musteal ‘amme will be rendered e sa pr bP al 99 Same “Lntormetion Commissioner. the President. Ph re males eke | by Joseph W. Mathews, violin eo- the An ordinance prohibiting the car- idee for ts safet; mi srguniet of Corpus Christ one . By DR. WOODS HUTCHINSO o1 a ort of Co N he. Ute] ES rying of moving picture filma, which ind ocean steamers. Selections to be rendered will consist y FORCES GIRL TO HIDE PISTOL. highly inflammable, in the sub- er and th from =— Detectives —hhe and Ge t Concealed in Mut tT il be Senile toikewtts| thera mac esl! Voy Get A New Exploit of Elaine int. follow: and working people daily, ib AnD Detective Craig Kennedy Them All $1,500 for An Unwelcome Kiss | How It Feels To Be Torpedoed Why Jealousy Makes Us Go Cra Only | n How To Make Tobacco Harmless with insulating bre, Joo ‘Tavalapbhl of No. 442 revcribed for their Eleventh Street, who, the police say: | by Col ale i a gunman held for the Grand | mission, was forwarded to the Wel- sir will be of no Jury by Magistrate Simms in Yorkville |fare Committee of the Board of Al- Reitor’ Coe Te dey set Dolan ae preity toons |dermen by Fire Commissioner Adam- thinking of purchasing five- | ‘fiviced girl of No. 66 Jane Bireat, was use in the family.! held on the mame charge for examina- 4 spend as high as $2,000 for &/ tion on M: ‘he ‘8 pall ¢ - car, but want to feel that J ant fixed at $1,500, the girl's at $600, films, Commu. - wei Tavalaphi was Chairman of the Re-|gioner Adamson, after a conference ception Committee last the ball recently, due to New Ruling on all Commutation Tickets it t with Manager Frank Hedley of the of the avery, Ae "|Interborough, placed the matter be- ond pov tective headquarters were among t fore Son moore of Hasardous Trades oe present, owing that genes of the Fire Department for investi- JAMES WINGATE. | {iso be . 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