The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1915, Page 10

i ‘ * Friday, March 14a “At GERMS ARE SHOWN, BY OBIECTORS TO SUBWAY GRATINGS Jesse |, Straus Urges Modem | and Ornamental Ventila- tion Devices. MILLIONS REPRESENTED. Microbe Plates Show Scores of Diseases Fly Up Prom Tube. A big delegation of Broadway prop- WORLD Wants Woak Woxpens erty Owners for tho Broadway Aaao- “De Al Your Shopping Uptown” the Afternoons ‘ PeREOR peas The Hub of the Bronx’’ 40th St. and Third Ave, , EVERYTHING IN DRY GOODS Furniture, Floor: Coverings, China, “ 'Housefurnishings, Meats and Groceries ‘¥ aa GREEN Wy Stamps FREE 12 i é i t i ! < it aft t I ‘ & 5 ze ll i iF i! if chit & . e ciation and representing between $60,000 ‘and $75,000 worth of real estate, between Thirtieth and For- Ueth Bteets, protented to the Public Mervice Comminsion to-day against the proposed open sidewalk ventilator @ratings above the new Hroadway sbuway line. Microbe traps, consisting of bacte- rlolegioal plates on which all manner, of germs were heid fast by a sticky r subway gratings near Union Square, and at points along Broadway, There plates were placed under the direction of Dr, North, bacteriologiat, and were exhibited to-day as a hor- rible example of wiat an invasion of all manner of bacteria the most valu- able business section of the city will be subjected to !f the old-fashioned grating plan is adopted. jeave I Straus of the R. H. Macy & Co., explained to the commission that the revenue the city receives in taxes for just one year from the district affected would pay for an up to date and ofnamental syatem of ventilation. George Hallet Clarke of the Hol- atmosphere in the subway high in the alr might be constructed In open park spaces or on corners, These openings could erected in the form of ornamental structures, and it was even stiggested that they might be- come A of revenue by letting out the si to advertisers. Others who appeared to protest were Robert W. Taft, ty Ottinger, John David, M. F. Huberth, W. 1D. Bh W. 8, Gilson, David Robin Thompson, President of the ACTRESS TELLS SECRET AWell Known Actress Tolle How She Darkened Her Gray Hair and Prometed Its Growth With a Simple Home Made Mixture. Miss Blanche Rose, » well known stress, ‘whe. darbened’ her »>S! SPEAR'S Semi-Annual Dollar Sale ing tn Furniture or Fur Ume of purcBase—dalance can be sett! own—and that for a single dollar down for whatever you want? hesitate—and lose? Bi with Ave Chiftonter of ce $24.96. He ete value than many sail f Dining quarter neh Fumed comfortal » 01 Wi or" * moyen .%, OF ble of graceful design that ' WALL STREET. ——— Wlock market wae dull and listless joe, were wet in the present] they The witness sald the gratings pro- posed along Broadway would prove véry offensive to women, particularly in summer, when skirte of light ma- terial would be come the prey of va- Grant germ laden draughie. “We have photofrap! Jedies holding long conve: over these gratings with trains whitsing below,” sald Engineer (; nm the Public Ser- vico Commission, “And they, @idn’t weer a bit disturbed. William R. Wilcox, rote, coe man of the Public Service sion, submitted a brief setting forth many objeotions to the proposed ven- tilation system. ba nial ITEMS FOR INVESTORG. The $27,006, {2-4 per cent. bonds Forbes £’ Coat that bia G18 $0, de_renold to the public at 104 14 ". from Ni odey, oribben, ry new Figh records : ‘nings Fron iret week of 1 Inorease totals iasues showed advances up to 33-4 points, Railroad etocks were dull and activity was confined to a few stocks, right reas let} M., K. & T. epurted up in last hour belett Fett tt |ttty, = 2 = SPSSCESEEE 5S F FS TS Pacific gross earnings $2as, in first week om July 1 decrease tot T nptes will Underwood ing notes that Rallroad Company, editions and be 100,000,000. Stock Mxchan: membership sol tor 414,000, am advance of $2,000 aver lant sale, ae CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKETS. WHEAT. 7 b ~eeeda om High tay. Clow iby wa: x am ew «| CORN. ARM: Aa BR AY: RRt * h steady after openii Pe iy en aa level of yesterday's mesply “oround. maid day 7 4% cents above the | Han, early Reported sinking of two | Ni with rans with, aroail offerings with ee Closed Hrto Mot a cent advance. ‘orn devel: fesoatenes. Support Sake seets re Pinion e Lit tebe +1 4+e lteettet+ | FESS FLEE SE FOCCIRES BETS SEF PR ee reset tesscs gis ys giches Riesshreee aps iee et eee eee eet ti tee itt ater tia elo) ent = PESOCRECOE COCETE FB OEEORS s s @ cent mid-day, ., Closed % of @ cent uD to unchanged. - nigh! om @ first payment of $1 at on the terms that best sult trader had no effect. the South and some spot houses sold. Wall Street interests bought. Market steady in afternoon, Exports te-day, a Exchaege Monbdrehiy ela. “Mhe New York Stock Exchange mem- berahip of Victor M. Reichenberger was to-day souf te Herol@ Martsherae fer $44,000, an advance of §3,000 over the -- price of the last seat sold. Bed, Dresser, Chif- ich. Bent to your ve your, chelce Ma; or of Brass Rocker to You may BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 7 Mrs. Emily B. Skinner, elster of the inte United States Senator Themes C, , died t at her Deas. ee 1k aianna ber aun tae Room Outht of solid e Dolla: ul selected round top, and ‘oar be ext Pease Player Piano tno ta tion tenement, Lot Us Send You the Pease Booklet. PEASE PIANO CO. 128 'W, 434 St., nz. B'wey, N.Y. 30 Now St., Newark, N. J. TREE NEN SAT AND THOMAY UMN MA EL Patrolman Says Prisoner Threw Away Revolver and Ran— One Victim Baff Witness. . Three men were shot this afternoon in @ fight in Washington Street, be- tween Harrison and Franklin, an@ twe may dle of their wounds. ‘Wiiltam F. Mangan, business agent of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers, is under arent at Police Headquarters, charged by Patrolman Clark with doing the shooting. ‘The men shot were Lake Doyle, aid to be an important witness in the case of Barnet Baff, the murdered West Washington Market poultry- man; Michael Costello, No. 90 Eighth Aveaue, and Jeremiah Sullivan, who gave an addess in Brooklyn which dose not appear in the city directory. Doyle and Costello were shot in the stomach and Sullivan in the left shoulder, Patrolman Clark heard the shots and says he saw Mangan throw a revolver into a doorway. He cap- tured the fugitive labor leader only after a sharp chase, When Clark re- turned to the doorway with his pris- oner the revolver was gone. Mangan, when taken to the Leon- ard Street Station, denied he fired the shote or threw away a revolver. A charge was preferred against him nevertheless, and he was then hur- ried te Hudson Street Hospital, where the wounded’ men had been taken for treatment. Mangan admitted knowing Doyte. Doyle, who is also known Simanski, has been prominent in the Teamsters’ Union. He was closely questioned by the police at the time of the Baff murder, but was never placed under arrest. —.——_—_ CONSCIENCE TROUBLED HM. Babensier Wandered Afar, buat He Came.Back to Plead Guilty, ‘The conscience of Charles E. Bailey could. not be stilled even in the wilds of Alaska, 5,000 miles away from the acene of his crime, and drove him back to plead guilty to grand larceny, which eh this morning before Magistrate Murphy in Yorkville Police Court, whe ‘held him in $1,000 bait. On Aug. 20, 1918, Balley appropri- ated $387.05 while he was in charge of @ diming car on the New York Central, He ran away to Alaska in the belief that he could make up his shortage. He found that mining life wasn’t all that the movies painted it. Two days all) got back as far aa Cleveland eighteen months’ wandering and gave himself up to the potice. He reached here this peer atte tt WOUNDED SOLDIERS HERE. Three From French Battlefields Come on Niagara, ‘Three wounded and seasick soldiers, i? Fil A. P. Gardiner, A TO-NIUHT. and 25c the Box i amps FREE Tomorrow, FRIDAY, #k$ 9 DAY With Purchases of $1.00 or More CUT OUT COUPON and PRESENT ae Green Tradi Stamps with Cath a Purchases of $1 or More THESE FIFTY FREE STAMPS are of the came kind a® (Wed #1110) AD. MATTHEWS sous ie Faneeneeeeeeeeeenneneneeeeneeneeset Also Double 2A Stamps Till Noon Single Stamps After Noon. ‘‘ONE MILLION MORE IN 1915” Rising Sul Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey A Medicine for all Mankind MAGNIFICENT CLecTAic lift Yy Ul