The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1916, Page 6

Pen eee Tne BVENING WURLY, control of Puriite sions over operit Panies. The eight Brooklyn and Quoen* also are Service Commia utility eons bills for LOBBYISTS SWARM TO ALBANY 10 FIGHT ea subjects corporation alarm, and further ef. forts will be made to stop them. The Thompson bills, d a prin |cipally to remedy nditions | New York. cit found . iJ {tO affect up-Sta porations and ° \j ee ne of skilled lobbyists to prote t them Thompson and Foley Measures} The one that s: it all publ | service ¢ Would Ct Gas and Jaton order tor a reduction of rates to Telephone Greed. | be dated back to t ne of the bd = | ase. This would © the re- m . {funding by companies to the cus A) Ls By Samuel M. Williams, tomers of the overcharge collected (Beecia! Steff Correspondent of The Evening World.) ALBANY. March 0 tivas of > are sme from the time the complaint was made jand make useless that favorite old policy of delay tn dragging out cases year after year, as hus been done #0 successfully in fighting the endeavor | of Brooklyn citizens to secure any Representa- rvice corporations Albany to head off bate y Republican Sena-/eighty-cent gas rate. ‘This case has! toe s and Democratic Sen-| been strangled for five years and ater Fote o strengthen the! OMly now is relief in sight through ~ | lexisiative mandate. A great protest is being formulated by the gas and electric companies of Up-State cities against this propos. | tion. They are not interested in the! other Thompson bills, ing to #ub. Way matters In the ‘opolis, but |they are alarmed at the prospect of having to make repa aunt | overoharges in their home cities if] reductions should be ordered in the; future. GET DELAY AS FIRST MOVE IN LOBBY BATTLE advance guard of ACID STOMACHS ARE DANGEROUS MENE-TENT~S OF ALL STOMACH TROUBLES OLE TO ACIDITY lawyers ap nmittee And protested so ¥ the short time allowed ‘thee | Ne billy Were introduced this Senator Thompson that an- 5 was set down for next y the Rr rt of Queens 5 have ral- | nt gas bill in nate thetr f South Brooklyn. population and numbe sin the three towns ts Ho ey assert, that there is nu ny good reason why they « City _S RU BBUVAY, 1916. Miss Helen Wood of Montclair,N. J., | Who Will Be Bride of A. D. Buzby ” Mo. 4 ‘ So HELEN Woon OTe ar CAMPER. STUDIO kement bas been announced of Miss Helen Wood, daughter of Thomas Wood of Montela N. J, to Arthur D, Buzby of No date has been mention ed for the wedding, n brewer. da bra | tion Leag ‘Trenton ¢ Com- ampaign. Patten for thelr hav Unanimous, ts the as com. 'Hrough "The | , Is apparently no place Woodhaven a for th by Met thirst. County Judge! erday received a peti 1 by all of the 136 residents against the renewal of the U| » United States Hotel there, | William McGill and owned | The residents re- | ch of the Local Op: | a result of Billy Sundays © exempted from the eighty. Mission has had no authority to pres se — vent th New York Yele " rs r njoyed by other ctlous pany f CONSOLING, f e city, Already there is an justed r (From the Galveston News.) Ty nt rate in Long Island City, after th rs. What we especially like about (he .%. 01 » rat one | mo pict \s ei lon thar } as Handsome | oon it ts pointed out that there exists | Alot! ¥ bill pu hone | moving pletures ts our reallzation tha n that locality, as well as in Brook lyn, the unfair condition of consumers | C on one side of a street being , pay a higher rate for gas sumers on the other side of th t, Because of a about dates this bi , for a further hearing Wednes¢ ! The N Victrola): six. double delivered it home on » payment of $5.00 same terstand went next ition to two bills introduced by Senator ! eageeeetee ley that wi far reaching effect on up. thing, restoring influence that The > atance in easy ' bs I eh etal linaken thin redible ta she A u : r weekly AON GOERS! Sno site (ndle! Shane) ee t/ this soap contains and whic 4 . : | on the long distance telephone | found there I Have ptveeted (neo aarariai oacacarot on instru Jsituation, One bill gives the Publis, 18, supery skin and scalp troubles | men © 8300, Service Commission power to suspend, | The New rican h had! esinol Soap excellent for infants. | any incre s powe nd rates L fore have not {ing investigation, » rates. Pease Piano Co. 129 West 42d Street. phone cc been included in its scope. UP-STATE DISTRICTS DEMAND | RELIEF FROM UNFAIR RATES. | While telephone rates In New York ‘ 3 Flathush Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. 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CHPTAN OF SUSSEX SAW TORPEDO COMING: SOUGHT 10 DODGE IT — | (Special, From a Stat Correspondent | The Evening World.) { ALHANY, March 30.—Again to aay | the up-State legislative combinat denied New York City's den (Croton water be kept free fr i eC nansic (Continued from First Page) jaided in rescuing the survivors of |the Sussex had been fired upon tw |by a submarine, Ambassador P. Demo-| Said lis Information was not officio! but appeared to be authentic and the report for what it was worth | the Department, State Department officials consider vt Ambassador Page's information led to substantiate press reports alleged attack upon the de- | he Vote was a \ Bernstorff conferred to- unsellor Polk of the State] what were describ: reial question he submarin It fills him up- co and fills him out! ‘\,, U-BOAT WAR GOES ON; i NEW BRITISH STEAMER NT TO THE BOTTOM. 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