The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1916, Page 4

BOY WISHES SCHOOL MOVERS | SHAPE RADICALLY CHANGED, MOTORMEN CAU (Prim the Atlanta Journel,) \ Little John was full of mischief and) uring his first year at echoot hardly al ay pasned that he was not «cen to stand py in the corner | When the schoolhouse burned down | and a new one was tmn begun mediately beg the little boy went { father, who was ‘county Superintendent | “Don't you think we could get the . —o—— carpenter to build a round schoolhouse this time, father?’ he s asked, In aa tonishment. !Go “Visiting” by Looking Into * the little fellow answered 14 . a very tired of corners | Windows, He Tells Thomp- = | son Committee. Public Service Commissioner Travis H. Whitney appeared before the Thompson Committen to-day to tes- tity in behalf of Sinetried Cederatrom, the Commissioner's real eatate agent expert, whose character waa attacked yesterday by President Timothy 8. Dancing won't shake | Willinms of the BR. T. Refore he could ro into that aubject off your eyeglasses he was questioned ne to his opinion if they have been mounted toa |of the couse of the fatal rear-end * ° | collision yesterday on the Third Ave- Suction! | nue "L” at One Hundred and Forty- hinth Street, ; “In order to clarity the situation,” Is cyepiasses firmly faaiq senator ‘Thompson, “twill aay movably, and that thie committee is not golng to comfortably you really forget | investigate that accident, It is per- you re wearmg them fectly willing to ask quesion#, but So equipped, your cyeglasses | netjeves it should take only a few cannot slip, tilt or wabble. minutes to get at the truth, T have Attached to your ginsses— | not said that there ts tod much tn- 35 cents or more, depending | vestigating here, but that in cases upon the grade selected. like this there are usually too many investigations, The people are en- Sold oniy at otir stores: — |titied to the tacts and, should have them, but usually do not get them.” (2 “What, in your opinion,” the Sena- tor continued, turning to Commis- sioner Whitney, “was the cause of Geoutists ie . the ‘L’ collision yesterda: 2 t 3d Bt, pear 4th Ape, | Peplied, “in such acetdents ts usually 8 , se, Bene lanor Ate lithe lack of attention to thelr Jobs by et ty TE gat at stat i a th #2 Colombe Agcy, betwen) Mist a 82g, 48 |the motormen.” mt. holes A’ Toe vot feo 2" rstetba:| “Isn't there @ different signal aye- . ater, Willoughhy, rookie. |tem in use tn the subway?” mee eeeae +» Brookive. | in the subway,” sald Mr. Whitney, to Bedell Newark: | “the expres@ tracks are equipped with _{% ‘trip’ and speed control system ‘They are installing the same system on the express tracks of the ‘L’ and on the local tracks at the curves and cross-overs. But one reason there ara no such accidents in the subway is that the subway motormen cannot ‘visit’ their neighbors, as it were, by looking into the windows of the houses, as many of the elevated mot- ormen do.” “Doe Mr. Hedley (general man- ager of the Interborough Company) sell an anti-climbing device for pre- votiting the telescoping of cars and cross-tracking in case of collision?” arked Counsel Frank Moss “It does not prevent track-cross- ing,” replied Mr. Whitney, “but the anti-climbing devic® 1s supposed to Don't let your guests find your table without a bottle of “Eddys" Sauce. It's a fine relish for clams, \fish, meats and salads. Sailic At Grocers U e Delicatessen Stores | Oc Made by E.Pritchard, 33/Spring St.,N.Y. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Correct Summer Footwear Separate Shoe Shop on the Third Floor Special for Saturday Girls’ Oxfords and Pumps Ofisuperior white canvas, also tan, black or patent leather; comfortable fitting orthopedic lasts, x, light welted soles. Sites 11 to 2—Widths, B to D Special 2.95 Misses’ Sport Oxfords Of White Nubuck, trimmed with Tan or Patent Kid 2 Of white Nubuck, with tan or patent kid trimmings, $ fiexible leather soles and rubber heels. ‘ Ideal for general sport wear. Sizes 24 to 714—Widths, B to D Special 3.50 Misses’ Oxfords and Pumps Featuring Low Heels Of wi:'te buckskin, tan or black Russia calf, light welted soles and low heels. Made on new stylish low heel lasts, Sizes 2) to 7).-—Widths, AA to D Special 3.95 Boys’ and Youths’ rr THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916, prevent ¢ata from climbing up on each other when engaged. ‘Thora cars in yerterday's collision, by the way, Were equipped with anti-climb- ore, “My Intereat in the ncctdent,” anid Senator Thompson, “was aroused by the fact that ail the collisions aeem to oceut on the Manhattan L They don't seem to happen in Brooklyn or in the subways.’ “Well, they have occurred tn Brooklyn,” #aid Mr. Whitney. “This completes this committee's investigation into this colliaton,” aid Senator Thompson, “We shall leave It to the District Attorney and the Public Service Commission. This te final.” Commissioner Whitney then read, at Counsel Moss's request, on inter- view with bim published in last Sun- day's World. In it he gave warning that the Public Service Commission, as the representative of the people, will have to scrutinize the generosity of the Interborough and the Brook- tyn Rapid Transit Company if the city i# to safeguard Its Interests in the dual contracts. By the dual con- tracts the city of New York ls com- mitted to make up any deficits in operating the new ubways “If the fare should be reduced be- low 6 cents, the people of the city would have to make up any deficit that may occur by taxation, wouldn't they?” asked Counsel Frank Moss, “That is about right,’ said Mr. Whitney “So the City, as a partner of the Interborough and the B. R. T. under the dual contracts, has to ive way to the prior righte of its partners and 20 years, White net combined with silk girdle, bow at back. 1 to 40. | In Copen, rene, » gold Sport Shoes or Oxfords Ideal summer shoes of selected tan calfskin; mannish lasts, welted rubber soles and low heels. Sites 2) to 6—Widths, B to E Special 3.75 ended wi Misses’ Colored Voile Dresses ¢ roee, bel ; ot ceeen pied span scalloped waits jeorgette collar In color of dress ai 5 tréd to match. 14 to 20 years, 2 Special 12.75 Misses’ White Net Dresses sipben trimmed net found papa Misses’ White Voile Dresses Narrow corded tucks trim bodice, large rippling cir- culér collar and smal! over collar, moire ri (3 14 to 20 years. has no voica in the matter of ex- penses incurred? “Well,” replied Commissioner Whit- ney, “the City has the privilege of approval and if ft is not satisfied it ean resort to arbitratton.” “But it is a lot easier to prevent expenses before they ate incurred, isn't It?" asked Senator Thompson. “There's very little satisfaction to bel” desired from objections and arbitra-|° tion after expenses have been in- curred.” Mr. Moss remarked that if there anything the people of New York do arhitrat not understand it is tho dual con- tracts. “The public,” remarked Mr, Whit- ney, “is at fault. While the Public | N Service Commission was trying to stiffen up those contracts, the people were clamoring for quick action. They passed resolutions demanding action.” Mr, Whitney believed that the mat- tor Of possible increane of wages of employees and of the granting of pensions to employees was cons ered while the dual contracts wera being drawn. ‘Can you give “what interest t pay on its contribution to the cost new railroads?” ." asked Mr, Mosa, sho be $6,000,000 or $8,000,000," “And If that increases the budget, the increased budget is likely Mr. Whitney nodded, “Has the increase in Mr. Shonts's salary (President of the Inter- borough) got bevond a point where tt can be submitted to arbitration?” asked Counsel Smith “No,” replied the witness, Q. Has the question of the $150,000 bonus to him been the subject of ar- bitration before the commission? A, city will have to] and Willi« "said Mr. Whitney, “but I) mRiGHT Gt An +01 bere . cause an increase in rentals dan't st?" ) Ost pitt! SUMMER BUSINESS HOURS JUNE 18th TO SEPTEMBER Ist, Daily 8.30 A. M. to 5 P. M. JUNE 17th TO JUNE 30th, Store closes Saturdays at | P. M. JULY AND AUGUST, INCLUDING SEPT. 2d, closed Saturdays all day. «Franklin Simon 8 Co. a _ No. It has not been submitted as & part of the coat of construction. “There you differ vitaily with the auditor of the Interb "Inter. rupted Senator Th “He swears it is a part of the ‘priof de- termination’ as part of the cost of 1 that {s not so," sald Mer. ny like,’ anid Senator Thompson, f lawyer my guess that y le it.” @ Is it Your intention aa a Com- | ner to submit that Shonta sal- increase to arbitration? A. I de- answer. you. submit his bonys to 7 A. Tt cannot be asubject either of objection or arbitration un- less it is submitted as a part of the cort .Q: Has it been ao submitted? A. Mr. Whitney gave like answers to anestions about the $100,000 bonus to BR. RT. President Williams. fare to Coney Island will go into oper- ution? A. When the West Find and Culver routes are randy for the opera. | tion of trains. I don't believe before! the end of next year. ) Mr. Whitney waa asked whether! Public Service Commission had | to reduce in another year the ea in salaries given to) nts of the Interborough ams of the BR. T. He said he did not know. : — \ | PROVES THERE | TWO SORTS OF TIME, the Nashville Ranner ) tx east their snaaows, A aohville girl recently anid Coming to her mother: | | hat time ta tt? r glanced at the clock. “It * sald she. s iittle mald. is but one sort of time,” sald there is another.” said the nd this is the other sort begin, t0 do your Christ- rly. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets For Saturday At Special Prices (Open THIS Saturday until 6 P. M.) Misses’ Summer Dresses New Models at Special Prices Misses’ Voile Sport Dresses White voile with collar, cuffs, belt and border of Oe rose, Copen or black and white striped voile ‘Spectal 9, 75 embroidered net over "Special 14,50 Special 18,50 =, Girls’ Summer Dresses New Models at Special Pr'ces Girls’ Flowered Voile Dresses In pink, blue or tan voile, flowered in Dresden color- ings; collar, cuffs and vestee of white organdie, velvet belt, 6 to 12 years. pleated skirt, 8 to 16 yeara. 8 to 16 years, Sale of Misses’ Silk Dresses New models made from the balance of this Season's high class silk fabrics Three distinct models with Georgette crepe sleeves or sleeves of self material. 14 to 20 years. 19.75 Values $29.50 to $39.60 Washable Sport Smocks Of Cotton Trouville Cloth—Hand Smocked For misses and women—tn Copen, rose, russet, or all white, with pearl buttons and braid collar and cuffs of white gabardine. Spectal 2.45 Sport Middy Blouses Of White English Drill—Sailor model For misses and fitiereeparate middy blouse of 1, sailor collar and cuffs of navy blue or white galatea, trimmed with white tape, white English dr slit pockets, knot tie, Sizes 6 to 20 years, | Misses’ Summer Suits, Coats and Wraps Entirely new Summer models, 14 to 20 years Misses’ Wool Jersey Sport Suits pockets, also silk Jersey bport Couns bpeclal 29.50 Misses’ Silk Evening Coats or atts} allk fea full belted goat pith dei ie atin iene cloves > 5) White Chinchilla Sport Coats ea, convertible collar large white buttons, Biip-on sport coat, raglan a! tailored slit pocket Misses’ Wool Velour Top Coats lip-en wvedeil Bolted ce full Han green ta ¢ brown | convert! novelty slag lik lined throvehout, Three Clearance Sale Saturday Misses’ Tailor-Made Suits The halanee of this season's high class models, in dress, sort and efrictly tailored sults, of navy blue men's wear serge, velour or worsted checks. 18.50 and 29.50 Heretofore $29.50 to $59.50 FRECKLES Now Ie the LY ial to Get Rid of These or the slightest need of of your freckles, as the eription othine—double strength: is gtiarantectd’ to remove these homely Simply get an ounce of othine from any druggist an a little of it night and mor: ave vanished enti dom that more than an ounce to completely clear the skin and na beautiful clear complexion. Be sure to ask for the othine as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckl Q. When do you think the 6-cent | - KNABE FINE PIANOS FOR SUMMER HOMES FOR RENT AT MINIMUM EROOMS Ave.at 39th$ Jouble strength an that sort of time,” gig- | = Ne Extra Charge for 10, Advertisements fer The Wotld may be tei at ony American District Memenger office im the city Girls’ Striped Voile Dresses In pink, blue or green colorings, combined with white voile; hand smocked; sash belt of white volle, Girls’ Hand Emb’d Voile Dresses jand-embroidered and trim- ce and bands of insertion, finely tucked skirt, ribbon sash, 10 to 16 years, Girls’ White Voile Dresses Hand-embroidered white voile dresses, finely tucked and trimmed with cluny lace, ribbon sash. i 29.50 Sizes 14 to 20 years, —— Lambert / Graduation Jewelry Pleases All Tastes VERY one wants their gradtintion gifts of jewelry, anys |= thing from a simple Solid Gold Sign®t Bing to a masterly arrangement of Diamonds, to be the best of their kind. That is why the various roads leading to the Lambert Store are so well trodden these days. NOTHER reason is that while in these times of wed- dings and commencements, t buyers wotlk not count pennies, they expect value for their money, and they know they will get it at Lamberts. ESIDES, Lamberts, being a jewelry store, and only that, with forty years’ experience of public needs, is able to furnish everything included in the term “Jewelry.” Much of what we sell we make. We save you time and shoe leather as well as money. Timely Hints on Diamond Engagement Rings They who buy Sol- itaire Diamond En- gagement Rings and other Diamond Jewelry at Lamberts make wise investments although that thought may he far from their minds when they buy. There are not high-grade Dia- monds enough to be- gin meeting the de- mand, Fortunately for the New York public Lamberts have been able to supply their customers without raising prices. Engagement Diamonds, as usual, from $10.00 to $1,500.00, and all mounted in the Lambert factory. Busy Days for Cupid Fifty-five weddings in one day at the New York City 14-karat, $3.30 up| 14-karat, $4.40 up Hall. Reports of weddings 18-karat, $4.00 up|18-karat, $5.50up elsewhere in the City in- 22-karat, $5.25 up|22-karat, $7.00 up complete. How many Lambert Seamless Solid Gold Wedding Rings were used, nobody can even guess. But our own records show how the popularity of these rings spreads with the passing years, This is a grent season for them: $3.30 up; all shapes TEL STEUER. $8.10up and styles, Engraving free. 22-karat, $8.75 up|22-k: 10.50 up Flowers of Art, Brooches Solid gold, often in the form of real blossoms and leaves, with brilliant effects in precious stones and enamel. Welcomed by women of taste. Guaranteed Solid Gold, $2.00 up, fs with directly Solid 14-karat gold, engine imported + — Brooch of solid 14-karat turned and engraved, with Pjamond, gold, lattice work centre, tourmaline and two Oriental * with fine tourmali baroque pearls, $7.50. $5.00 up. baroque pearls, $6.00. Choosing for the Boy is a pleasant tusk at Lamberts. He will wear with pride one of our Solid Gold Scarf Pins, which range in price from $1.00 up, and a few which we herewith illustrate. Solid 1 Rolla 14- Solid 14- ye arr karat karat S carton, with seal LS with tou rma, con oe maline and Vine pad oe te y ex bait one tne ene pearl, earls, diamond, 8.50, 85.50, 84.50 Other suggestions for the dignified class of 16: Solid Gold Pocket Chains, $7.50 up;.Solid Gold Tie Clasps, $1.35 up; Solid Gold Signet Rings, $2.00 up; Solid Gold Studs, per set, $2.25 up, with diamonds, $18.00 up. A few dollars buy at Lamberts such a watch as will give the graduate faithful, efficient service for a lifetime. Ww Movements, from the Wal- tham andotherfactories of the first rank, are inspected and eased in the Lambert factory. Cases are Solid 14-karat Gold, Gold Filled and Sterling silver, Watches from Lam- berts are guaranteed, Ladies’ Solid 14- karat Gold Watch (as shown here), with Wal- tham works, $16.50 and up. Open face, $15.00 up. In gold-filled hunting case, Waltham works, $10.00 up. In Sterling silver hunt- ing case, $9.00up. Noextracharge for monogram, Men's Solid 14-karat Gold Hunt- ing Case Watch, engine-turned case, full jewelled Waltham works, $50.00 — Others $25.00 up. A Waltham in a gold-filled case that will give complete satisfaction, $12.00 up. _In Sterling silver case, $9.00 up, : 5 No extra charge for monogram, Bracelet watches, beautiful and convenient, are splendid timekeepers. No more welcome gifts for graduates could be thought of. We illus- trate herewith one of the many styles we carry, Octagonal solid 14-karat Gold Ww with solid 14-karat Gold Extension Bracelet and fine 15. jewel Swiss movement, $27.00, ° ew of Bracelets + vw and readily imagine LPR, how well one of \ them would look Z4on the arm of the me bride or graduate you wish to honor, Simple Solid Gold, Solid 14-karat green gold bangle (does not many beautiful de- open), richly engraved, $9.50. signs, $7.50 up, Solid Gold Bracelets with a fine Diamond, $15.00 up. Lambert price tags always mean just what they say. No mysterious markings in this shop, LAMBERT BROTHERS Diamonds—Jewelry— Watches Third Ave., Cor. 58th Street Store Open Daily Until 6, Saturday Nights Until 9 >