The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1916, Page 6

nee acne ie, oe ae ’ i b | ———— Xmas Suggestions MORE BONUSES ARE U" TOSSED INTO PACK assorted, in fancy Dresden bs packages. . Fancy Baskets and aie, NTS OF PACKAGES TMT of CROC OL ATES. Atria Hes NOME MADE SWEETS. & > WE ANNOUNCE THE OPBNING ‘OP Ota NEw Luncheon and Afternoon TEA SHOP 5 East 37th St., Opp. Tiffany's. of Those Sharing Prosper- ity With Employees. _|EXTRA DIVIDENDS, TOO. Interborough and City Rail- ways Recognize Men Who T. J. Ambrose Stuck Through Strike. Quality Shop 137 West Forty. Fourth Street NEW YORK CITY Beautiful and a thay fire Re membrances for the Holidays consisting of Christmas Cards Leather Goods Calendars Favors and Place Cards toner extra dividends and salary increases, ‘The directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Company at their meeting held to-day declared an extra divi- dend of 2 per cent. on the common stock and a bonus of one month's ralary to all employees whose salaries Evenings. bonus Is ‘granted with Why wear machine made clothes? For the same money you can wear Genuinely Hand-Tailored Men’s Suits (Ready-for-use) 30 to 60: OU pay no more for them than for the machine made clothes, though it costs us more to put into them the handetailoring, fabrics and style of the exclusive Fifth Avenue Merchant Tailor. This is the only shop in New York City specializing in genuinely hand-tail- ored Men’s Clothes, ready for use. A Separate Shop On the Street Level 8 West 38th Street Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue—New York Dréss the Kelly Don’t lose any of the pleasure that belongs to Christmas time because of lack of prope attire. Here you may get immediately the clothes you need, with- out having to wait until you can save up the money. No extra charge for opening an account. PAY ONE DOLLAR A WEEK Women’s and Misses’ Stylish Apparel ALTERATIONS FREE, SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN $15, $18 to $25 PAYONE DOLLAR A WEEK BOYS’ SUITS, $3.95 to $7.95 BOYS’ MACKINAWS $6.95 and $8.95 ENTRANCE TO CLOTHING Phrovgh FURNITURE STORE T. Kelly Co. 263-6" Ave. i W. 17" St. Open entoes 8 i 7 o'Clock Many Concerns is ha to List | The Indication that this Is to be) central rick lthe happiest Christmas In years for | thousands of employees and stock: | Whone mens holders was further confirmed to- day by announcement of bonuses, Bank and tion as to membership in brother- hoods, The directors also adopted « plan of insurance for employees re- | ceiving salaries of less than $4,000 a year The Texas Company to-day an ced a 10 per cent, bonus for em- rom receiving less than $2,500 a ‘The Seaboard National Bank to- day | declared a reg 3 per cent, and an} BIG XMAS BONUSES. | Gwe and Powe Weeks Exten Wages) Given by Ob CHICAGO, Dee. uses amounting to, $ rounced to-day by the Company, the ¢ | Andrews & Come yany ani ee erin The Western blecirte Company. will give two or four weeks wages and the Sther. firma ten per cent, of the annual wages | mie Companies tm Pictsbars Give Fat PITTSBURG i. Ta. Dec. 91 -Approx- imately $500,000 will be paid to- Jand to-morrow in bonuses to em ployoes of the big « rations oper- lating plants or branches In the Pitts- | burgh district y phone Company $260,000—three whose pay is 00 per year: $176 to each i at The Farm it Natlonat sit Savings Deposit. Trust ach receive an Company emplo: extra month's People's National Bank, People’ * Savings and The Safe Deposit Com- pany employees La h receive 6 per eent. of annual sain 6 Pittaburgh Steel Company yen- erday paid 10 per cont. of salaries to general and branch office empluyees. —————— Set et ante MHEN T'S NOT ILLEGAL TO EXCEED SPEED LIMIT Judge Nott’s Views in Reversing Fine Imposed by Magis- trate House, Judge Nott in the Court of General Sessions to-day reversed the action of Clty Magistrate House in tmposing a (ine of $25 on Charles Horowitz, a taxioab driver, who was arrested for speeding Aug. 21 last when his vehicle was commandeered by an officer of the law to follow another taxicab un- lawfully labelled. Teatimony before the Magistrate showed that while the defendant was standing with his cab at Broadway and Forty-second Street an inspector of licenses got into it and ordered Horowitz to follow an automobile which was proceeding at a high rate of speed. The inspector testified that the machine he desired to follow was displaying a fraudulent license plate. While in pursuit of the taxicab Horo- wits was arrested for violation of the apeed laws. In hia decision Judge Nott says that both the Corporation Counsel and the Diserict Attorney consented to & reversal of the judgement on the ground that a statute should be rea- eonably construed, and that in cases which may be within the letter of the statute but are clearly repugnant to its spirit, Mablitty should not be en- forced. In other words, Judge Nott said, if a private citizen should see @ murder committed upon the high- way in his automobile and exceeded the speed limit in an attempt to ar- rest the murderer; or if he should ex- ceed the speed limit in conveying a seriously injured person to a hospital in an effort to save life, the statute has not been violated within the con- struction of it laid down by the Court of Appeals. SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK FOR CITY WORKERS OPENED eee Anti-Loan-Shark Association Under Management of Municipal Officials. The Sinking Fund -to-day desig- nated Room No., 1588, Municipal Bullding, as the first home for a savings bank and loan Institution for the City of New York's 80,000 or Established 53 {eae more employees. In future, clty employees who are preased for cash will not have to go to loan eharks, Instead, they may go to the city’s savings bank and ob- tain sums to a reasonable amount, to be paid back in Instalments, It will be Impossible to dodge payments, The loan department, as exclustve- ly told in The Evening World some time ago, will not be the most im- portant feature of the bank. It is the intention of the directors, who are all city offictals, to solicit the purchase of shares which will pay dividends and interest, The official name of the city’s new savings bank Is The Credit Union of the Employees’ Conference of the City of New York. SUITS, a $15.00 to $45.00 Donnolly Faneral on Saturday. Funeral services for the late Jere F. DRESSES, who was ir twenty years of The BE ‘ort $18.98 to $40.00 At 10. A.M, Bevuriny, Des, ee ‘ Pi saber ed « ohur Mott h Avenue nd Hlath Atreets, Hiro COATS, Somes Flood hin two ‘asatetentes Ni $15.98 to $47.50 Pg Manthey as The interment will plot in Holy Cros: Cemetery jh, ae Natural Falling in DALLAS, Tex., Dee. 21.—Dallas and adjacent cities went frantic to-day when the Ione Star Gas Company announced that all the natural gas supply was | failing, owing to low pressure, and probe ably would give out entirely by hoon The temperature ts below freezing. > No More UWigh Scho ret Soctetion in Wai on. WASHINGTON, Deo, 21,~ The Dis- trict of Columbia Board of Education to-day inaued an order forbidding the maintenance of high school secret so cloties after the end of the school be ar in 1918. Initiation of new ‘mem- bers hereaf ter was prohibited FOR THROAT AND LUNGS STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS ‘Eckman’s Altorative Beverley Road, Brooklyn, sued his wife for divorce when she brought THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1 DR, BABCOCK’S UNCLE sleeves and of seeing her at the “rolling chair movies" at Coney TELLS ABOUT TILLIE! sisson ltorney from Babcock, an at- timira, who t half | ‘ is Jj uncle of the docto estifies , | And the Physician Loses His End . cle of the doctor, testified that | Or sings of ftichard Croker’s horses of a Duplex Divorce tabcock told him he “could frame | and prominent as a turfman, were up- Mary for fifty dolars.” “But T told him he couldn't,” the s added, cowt and Proceeding. Dry Lisle H. 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