The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1915, Page 7

<== =~ = SANE MEN AREB STOCYHOLDERS IN UCHTINGONCERKS Interlocking Ownership of Companies in Two Boroughs Is Shown at Inquiry. “Proof that all the principal elec. trio and gas companies in Manhattan and Brooklyn are controlled by com- mon interests with Interlocking atook« holders was shown before the Thomp- son Legislative committes to-day when there was produced the list of Kings County Lighting Company stockholders. This company is the one that charges 95 cents per thousand cubic feet for gas in South Brooklyn, a rate that the Public Service Commis- sion was about to confirm to-day dewpite the long fight of consumers for 4 reduction to 80 cents, which the rest of the city paya. ‘The list shows that Politicians | were interested in the company as’ well as the financiers who dominate! THE EVkalne WORLD, the Netrting combine in Manhattan.| him by subordinates and had little Among the largest holders of Kings County Lighting Company s.ock are the following: A. N. Brady, 6,980 shares; N, F. Brady, 1,618; C. K. G. Billings, 4.840; estate of Hugh J. Grant, former Mayor of New York, 984; Hugh MoLaughitn, late Demo- oratio boss of Brooklyn, 690; James Shevlin, Brooklyn Democratic leader, 492; Augustus Van Wyck, former Bu- preme Court Justice and brother to former Mayor Van Wyck, 393; George O. Knapp, financial associate of Billings, 2,000 shares, Interlocking relations between the Kings County Lighting Company, which makes gaa and the Kings County Electric Light and Power Company, which controls Electric lighting of Brooklyn, are shown through the stockholdings of the Bradys and the Grant estate, which are heavily Interested in both com- pantes. The Bradys and Billingses are large holders of stock in the Consolidated Gas and New York Edison com- panies. Completing the interlocking rela- tionship is the large stook interest of the Consolidated Gas Company in the Brooklyn Union Gas Company, so that practically all Hgbting luterests in both borougha are owned aud oper- ated in close harmony. The investigating committees con- tinued {ts probing imto the 9% cont rate case which the Public Service Cmmission planned to con- firm to-day. Commissioner Williams floundered in his attompte to explain the figures on which he based his 95-cent opinion and confessed that he had relied on tabulations furnished detailed knowledge of them. An interesting sidelight was the an- nouncement that Commissioner J Sergeant Cram is again the victim of an accident. His secretary said Mr Cram had strained als leg and is con at the time of the previous investiga- tion. WILL PICK GIRL MODELS Beauties From Barnard and Teach- ers’ Colleges Are Now in Demand, As to ticklish jobs, kindly consider the one faced by Paul C, Holter, Chairman of the Appointments Office of Columbia University. A call has come to the employment office for beauties of Barnard and Teachers’ Colleges to earn from $2 to $5 an hour —por degree of puichritude—as fash- ton models, Stately girls, pigeony-plump girls and pretty flappers are all in demand, {And Mr. Hoiter’s ticklish job Is to view the applicants and say which are pretty enough! Now he realizes he had the easiest TELLER & CO, sort of task not long ago, when he assed on Columbia boy beauties, A yunch of youths shamelessly stepped | forward with claims of grace, clase tn stop and posture and other Adonts- | like qualities, those successfully tak- ing the beauty burdie getting jobs at $3 an hour in Now York clothing stores to show themselves in up-to- the-minute attire. Specially Shop of Oppinations FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Have Arranged for Tomorrow, Saturday A Most Im rtant Sale of Misses’ Suits, Coats & Frocks At Greatly Reduced Prices This collection of garments has been assembled from our regular stock and represents many of the season’s best styles—there are only two or three of a kind. Misses’ Suits at Special Prices Formerly up to 35.00 Broadcloth and gebardine, trimmed with fur or plain tailored. Sizes 14t018 20.00, ene ERICH Misses’ Suits...°7 Misses’ Suits...... eee eeeenes +e+.-Formerly up to 45.00 Wool velour and broadcloth with banding of plush and fur. Sizes 14 to 18, 25.00 Misses’ Suits...............Formerly up to 49.50 Velour, broadcloth, plain and check covert, with natural raccoon, Hudson seal. Sizes 14 to 18. Misses’ Suits... STVTUTTITT. .Formerly up to 55.00 Check velour, broadcloth, velour de laine, handsomely fur trimmed. Sizes 14 to 18, Misses’ Coats 16.50 Formerly up to 25.00 Flare and belted styles in wool velour, double face coatings, and stockinettes. Sizes 14 to | ‘ mixtures 8, Misses’ Danse Frocks 29.50 35.00 25.00 Formerly up to 35.00 Of soiree, chiffon and lace, silver embroi- dered gros de H padour silk and taffeta. Sizes 14 to 18. Londres, chiffon and pom- ‘Flapper’ Apparel for the Hard-to-fit Girl of 12 to 16 (Registered) “Flapper” Party Frocks 16.50 Chiffon, velveteen, charmeuse, silk 25.00 marquisette, chiffon and silk compose, serge andsilk compose —a variety of models in the favorite colorings. “Flapper” Suits 25.00 Broadcloth and gabardine suits for “flappers;” some fur trimmed and fur banded side and full plaited skirts; in green, navy, brown and wine. “Flapper” Street Coats formerly 1019.50 12.50 Broadcloth, chinchilla, mixtures, checks and zibeline coats for flappers—fur trimmed; in green, brown, aoa and plaids; 12 to 16-year sizes. “Flapper” Serge Frocks 8.95 Two and three-piece serge frocks; coatee and guimpe effects; serge and plaid compose; serge and checks compose, and navy, brown and wine serge models; 12 to 16 year sizes. Lines of Advertising Printed in Ten Months of 1915 Leads in Advertising! New York Morning Papers During the First Leads in Circulation! According to the October sworn statements made to the Post Office Department of the United States Gov- ernment by the Metropolitan Morning Newspapers, THE WORLD maintains its customary leadership. COTO TOTES: (Compiled by the Statistical Department ef The New York Buening Post.) York WORLD,,, 8,695,479 lines World's Lead York Times 7,874,420 Wines 821,059 lines York American,, 7,105,597 lines 1,589,862 Hines York Herald 6,665,990 lines 2,029,489 lines York Sun. 3,053,579 lines 5,641,900 lines York Tribune... 2,632,739 lines 6,062,740 lines York Press 1,713,560 lines 6,981,919 lines LL LILLADILLDULAY LILAC LTOLLUA AIA L AUDI NgS Average Dat and Sunday Ciroulation Biz Months. From Latest Official Statem York WORLD, York American York Ttmes. New York Herald, New York Press.. New Y iribune. New Yorx Sun New New New 349,345 318,274 98,651 Get the Most for Your Advertising Money! for ene, 394,158 World's Lead 41,813 72,884 2,307 280,289 \ ' N fined to his house. The Commissioner on the stairway of her home tn suffered from a broken leg last apring apartment house at No. 1496 Avenue, Brooklyn, by two men who ahe | DRUG AND ROB A WOMAN. Mee. ot Brookiym Apartment Houne. Mre. Mary Tyler was robbed of Redtord [thinks drugged her, as she lost conse! Jousness in the struggie. The police, to whom the robbery was reported to-day, have no clue to the thieves save Mra Tyler's statement that one of them was amooth-shaven and wore a sweater. Mra, Gutgel, who lives on an upper floor of jthe house, sald she saw two mon crogs- ing the roof of the bullding about the time of the attack on Mrs. Tyler, Mra. Tyler, who Im fifty-six years old was seined from behind at a bend In the stairs and thrown down, with something held over her mouth. When Mra. Aus gusta Bier, another tenant, found her, she was Just regaining consciousness. 5.00 Winter modes. for women 1.95 Very Special crepe de chine bodices. Embroidered Crepe or gray, Tyler Is Selzed on Stateway i BONWIT TELLE FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET | GULDENS Mustard A Delicious Satad Dressing anit Fish Sauce by adding vinegar. World Wants Work Wonders. Have Arranged for Saturday MAIN FLOOR, MILLINERY DEPT, A Very Special Sale of Trimmed Tailleur Hats Formerly 8.50 to 16.50 8.50 A representative collection Fi eae Hats in all the accepted 10.00 large and small models and misses, Children’s Hats Formerly 3.50 to 10.00 2.75 A number of tailored and dress models greatly reduced for this special sale, 5.00 Corsets, Lingerie and _Negligees for Saturday 300 Crepe de Chine Bodices Val. lace trimmed or simple hemstitched 75c Formerly up to 1.50 Kimonos Japanese crepe kimonos, attractively hand embroidered, in rose, pink, blue, lavender 1.95 Striped Brocaded Corsets iew models in striped brocaded corsets, narrow waist, medium bust and long hip models, Values up to 3.50 1.95 And if you realized how good this 79-year- old piano is, and how simple and expressive the player-action, you would not be without it. It is, in our judg- ment, the best moder- ate-priced player- piano produced to- day. There is None at We have a very large colle painos; songs, classical sele We are selling one model of The Lindeman Player-Piano for $39 Its Price Can Compare With It It may be purchased on very convenient terms. A small first payment today, and the player-piano is yours, in your home, tomorrow. Music Rolls vet to which we are add- ing every day—of music rolls for all 88-note player- dances; the hallowed etons, music of the past, and the popular music of the present, at intervals during the d Singing and organ recitals in the Piano Salons John Wanamaker Broadway at Ninth Street, New York R &CO. Subway at Astor Place WinterWeather-andHere AreTen Fur Specialties Every fur favored by fashion—be it ever so searce—is found in good assortment in the Wanamaker Fur Salons. how blended or dyed is truly labeled. most popular fur of the season; muffs, 822.60, 685, 89%, 859; neck- pieces including small choker collars, 811.50 to 832 Snowy White Fox fresh from the workrooma, beautifully Muffy; muffs, #45 to 967,50; FRIDAY, NOVEmsen 19, 1915. scarfs, $27.60 to 800. the fur which looks like beaver; muffs, $12.50, $15, neckpieces, $7.50, 810, $12.50. new shipment of lustrous full fluffy furs: muffs, @16 to $22.50; neckpieces, 810.60 to 827.50, 1 few fine carefully matched seta, unusually good in color and marking, $80, #95, 8110 set. Natural Raccoon the youthful fur which almost never wears out. heckpieces, 812.50 to $88. the fur almost always in fashion; muffs, $20 to 895; scarfs, $7.50 to $20, Pony Coats Every fur no matter Beaver Nutria Black Fox Cross Fox Mutts, $10 to $98; Skunk collar, 880; others to 865, | Seal-Dyed Coney Coats | cut full, with skunk dyed raccoon | plain, 845; trimmed with dyed skunk, | (dyed muskrat) cut on the new full es. i Hudson Seal Coats lines, $68, 685 and $110, Py wlons, Second floor, Old Building Blouse Shop’s Good News ore $5 ¥ One has the new round yoke trim= _ More $5 blouses of the Cnet fur; made of novelty filet kinds that made such a lace with Georgette crepe. ‘The furore last Saturday. TOYS “Um-m, Muv-ver, this is the blouse, which the effect of being made of ribbons, is really of washable satin and very smart with its high collar These Special Qualities ses of Georgette ere} {feta trimming. i $2.85, silk shirtwaists of Mack or blue and white crossbars or dive The double revere blouse in crepe de chine, The eyelet emb taffeta. The taffeta with id ered watch pockets and collar in gold and rose color silk. To for the first time tomorrow—new blouses at $7.50. ES, it is 4 girl, It is the very bestest toy store in all the world, we believe. Cer- tainly we have tried to make » it the best. There is only one other store like it that we know of, and that is in the Philadel- phia Wanamaker’s. It is big and roomy, cove ing a city block, with a huge bre: hing space in the centre (Rot. ada) where « quaint giant Toy World Panorama catches at once the eyes of the children and puts them in just the right mood to enjoy everything. It is like old Amsterdam come to life. revives in our memories old never-to-be-forgotten nursery rhymes, An old Dutch wind mill is whirl. ing around. A huge jacker-snap pops out of his box. dats on the roofs are arching their backs and flashing their eyes * * © “and the cow jumps over the moon Let the children see how many things they cav find moving in that grown-up Toy World. be shown At 8%, button in the back voile waists with Armenian crochet lace. Third floor, Old Building. 700 Women’s Coats A good purchase of more than 200 causes a re- adjustment of prices on the rest. This brings about an offering of 58 styles Saturday at $15, $19.50, $25, $32.50, $35, $40, $47.50 In black plushes and broadeloths, duvetyns; there are trim coats for the afternoon, and warm, roomy aoats for the car. 192 Women’s Suits, $12.75 170 Women’s Suits, $22.50 New purchases, and regular stocks, reduced. The suits at $12.75 are so very pretty and so good the little price seems odd. 21 styles to choose from at $22.50, Gallery of Fashions, Second floor, Old Building FOR YOUNG WOM Beautiful New Coats— Copied to Sell at $25 Note the unusual wide belt, the smart cuffs, the really stunning collar which is broad on the shoulders, yet can be buttoned up close. terest everywhere, a there should be in every well governed Toy World. Dolls have a quiet corner all to themselves—a perfect Doll Para- dive—-where good little girls may pick out just the one they want to mother, Fourth Gallery, New Building. Boys 100 suits at 85. 96.75 grades. 150 suits at $6. 88 grades 2 pits knickers with each suit; fancy mixtures and tweeds; seams taped; sizes 7 to 18 years, MACKINAWS, 87.50, 80, 810.50, Lined throughout with peau de cygne, interlined with flannel, and made in the softest shades of gray, gteen, navy blue and black. Other Coats S, at $18.75 an cial $25 287 of them in 19 new styles— all of them copies of more expensive coats. ty are trimmed with good furs and are ool velour, aibeline, plain Joloth, Fashionable rose colar Sizes 14 to 20 years. Sui Speci Le TROUSERS suits, $10.50, Suit Specials at BELTED OVERCOATS, &8.50, $18.75 and $25 REEFERS, 8 to 1¢ years, 810,50, 12.50, Smartly tailored broadcloths, cor- duroys, tweeds and wool poplins, plain or fur-trimmed. All much bet- ter than the price indicates, Sizes 14 to 20 years, A special group of belted, buttoning - high ove ats, 6 to 12 years, at $10.50, Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg. Ph frosah ste First Official French Government Motion Pictures of Fighting in France Will shortly be presented by the people of the United States by xander Powe *" 1, Anno, es and loaned by the Go’ United States for the first Che Worl of The World with the the ofticial records the {in the trer Allied Armies, 1, hav sunder the stirring of roment ¢ date on t of Will soot be made of time.—Under manage