The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1918, Page 7

HYLAN TO STOP TOLL-DODGING BY B.R.T. AT BRIDGE Demands Service Board End Dumping of Passengers on Brooklyn Side. uipment trouble” and the neces sity for filling “schedule gaps’ are not the real the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company turns back Jarge numbers of trains on the Brook- lyn sido of the Brooklyn Bridge, ac- cording to a letter written by Mayor Hylan to-day to Oscar 8. Straus, Ohairman of the Public Service Com- mission. The few run ever the bridge the less tolls the BK. T. is obliged to pay to the city The Mayor's letter follows “Some time ago I wrote you in re gard to the dumping out of passen- wera at the loop at the Brooklyn Bridge from the Lexington Avenue and Ridgewood lines, these passon- gers being obliged to go downstairs ané crowd into the already over- crowded trains that cross the Brook. lyn Bridge “I see that vestigation imac given in the reasons you are having an in- but the reason article in the papers Jast night fur turning the trains back is not the correct one. The trains are turned back to save to the com- pany the small expense necessary to continue the trains over the bridge to the Park Row terminal Mants and Structures reported the number of trains running over the bridge carrying passengers was al sixty an heir some time ago, and that the number of trains for some time past had decreased to about thirty-two per hour. Ihave asked him to give me a detailed report “This means a most serious incon- venlence to passengers by being ruth- lessly dumped out at the Brooklyn Bridge terminal, instead of the tr being run direct to New York as hvough trains. This also causes a se~ tous delay at the Brooklyn Bridge station, and is responsible to @ great extent for the jam and delay the pub- lie must suffer in going to their work in the morning, “TE have already tion to the shuttle tratns on the Broadway line, in the morning, dumping per je out at Canal Sireo, who are obliged to Ket 01 hrough lied your atten- traing to Chambers Street, causing a delay at Canal Street and blocking he trains on the Broadway line; alno the gliuttle sengers at trains dumping pas- night at several stations beyond Gates Avenue on the by New York line and the other | throughout Brooklyn mpelling: them to take the next (rain, which ts already overcrowded, to thelr dest nation The Public Service Commission can remedy this evil, and ft should be remedied without dela “RESIGNS” HIS $6, 000 JOB SO HYLAN MAN GAN GET IT HI Smith's Place Goes to Frank J. Prial, Former Given $3,000 Post HP The Finance Departmen Mounced tha: Hubert Le Sm! year Assistant Deputy ro) Miremaned’ that post and had b ointed an Auditor of Accounts year, Mr. Smith's Pelstant Dopity Comptroller ix Berta), who “resigned” tro Department when W Deast was Comptro! the time thar P the interests of the Civil ployees’ Association of which he is the head o-day ws, § had al was too active Prial and the Civil Service employ worked hard for the elect Ma BP Hylan. During the primaries in Broo lyn preceding the | tion the fight was throe-cornered, the ne Riegelmann, ¢ and Prial) tf Prial had not run r would nominated, « friends a* day's appointment is recognition of F treny paintment is credited to the Hylauiien and not to Leader MeCooey of Bre @mith has been in the F partment about y-one oo New Chuce Deal ver remusded ax a © The op nance 0D ears ted, The new Roman tholic Ch o@ Mary Help of Christians, on Street, vas dedicated yesterday morning. y Nuxated from Will Nervons, Increase the Strength of Down People in Two Weeks i . Time in Many Ca 66QQNE Blanca ty enovmn to tell whiten maid Dr. B. Bauer, — Hosion phy otan, who haa atudiod widely both in country and In grest an . Inatitutiona They ° dnd dare, The there ar over supposed atl with havit-forming ins and use sirens op" lobe of tron freq the bined ange fool te living t! efore, noth! ou K ctrengtn o ic enriches the tance to ward 1 have eon doxene of 1 tia the body grew ‘$500,000 FUND ASKED | Department IThe other day the Commissioner of | that | | ut Tun-down peevie, whe ware auinel fs TO TRANSPORT WORKERS Plan to Solve War Labor Preteen Provides for Repayment of Ad- | vances by Men or Employers. | WASHINGTO Feb. il.—Trana- Portation of workers enrolling for in- dustrial war service will be provided tn & revolving fund of $500,000, which the! of Labor to-day an- nounced has been asked of Congress. | | Advances would be repaid either by the workers or by thelr employers, acconl- ing to the Individual arrangement, tor} similar uses In future cases, ' Appropriations for tranaportattion | and for housing, $50,000,000 having | been asked for the latter, are expected! vy officials of the Department to go far! toward solving the apparent labor) shortage, which they say 4s not @ short- age at all, but merely a problem in dis- tribution and of providing satisfactory living quarters. “Needs for \orkers in shipyards cor struction total about 400,000," aaid Ax sistant Secretary Poet, “and th vere axe travel fs about 100 miles at 4 conts | per mile, This would require $1,200,000, | but a8 travelling expenses advances will as a rule be promptly repaid the amount ne ry for capitalizing the fund would doubtless me very much fens.” — MACY’S SIXTY YEARS OLD. Fe v of the Business the 0 Department re Man. The vig department store at 34th Street and Broadway has completes wixty years of (he business founded Ktowland il Macy It te @ far ery from 1918 to 1855, and to the litte dry goods store at No, 206 Sixth Ave Mr. Macy, who had be & seafaring man and later « successful merchant n Has Mass, camo to New Y« » demonstrate an ilea. Ho believed that a business with cawh buying and cash selling and ¢ price to allel» ounts to nobody—would p: phe fis met his expectation judgement. He wasthe jem merchant to aio iry pode” In fact, he Rk. H. Macy & Co. ee ating ih janniversary, and the throngs w Crowd Ue Apaclous isles of che sior re the firm's hi ang * |250 MANHATTAN, AVE. IS 0. K. \*" | Wrong Vamber en to m Report of a Swans Crw Amainnt Vice. ing World of Feb. arti aded After Landiords in Crusaile Against Vice." In it was printed a stat credited to Assistant District At Smith, in which he was quoted ax In The EB appeared mest hay ing stated to Judge Wadhame in Sessions 1 wish Lo offer in ay of convictions of wom owned by Leon Sobel uf No 290 hattan Avenue ‘The attention of The Evening World has been called to the fact thet No. aphattan Avenue could not have been in this en Chamberiin, Ka cunsellors at law ; treet, he otiiled 4 Wd tha Avenue is owned The Eve vi i |thia error und state tha [District Attorney's {nveatieation _ CELL FOR COAL PEDDLER. | Convicted of Cheating & Is Given Jail Wiliia or, Term, | | cuy sudar 'Yonker# to-day a coal peddler lxtving short we been the pract F. Bleakley of d Simon Hoth. to five dave in fail for ht to the poor. It has | e {0 let these offender off with a fine of trom $20 to $25, but Juoge Bleakley announced a few days ago that the next one convicted would ket a Jail sentence. In aenteni the Judi id next lo give | weight or overcharge would wet o thirty jduys’ sentence MURATORE TO. TO AID THRIFT. Second Event War Savings Or at the Lexington Night of Feb, 22. For the second public event in the interest the War Savings Cam paign, to take piace 1A the Lexing- jton Theatre on the evening of Feb. 22, Lucien Muratore, French tenor, of the Chicago Opera forces, has given | dis services. The first of these two events in \the Thrift Campaign was held in Carnegie Hall on Jun, 30 —_— Arrest im Gasoline swindle, Lowis Clement, thirty, of No. 60 Weat Street. a chemist, who is alleged to have representing that he could ma of Water, to © Karoline 0 day, before Magistrate \M in Jefferson Market. Cour Xamination und) w 1d fe d Jury ona ae of rs al wan nr ou Com Teli the Peopre Who Vowe \eon in There Blood ~ Strong MealthyMigorous folks\ their strength ay to fourtera ud In the proper f nv going of for mon"bs without getting nenerit from anyth If You are not etrona oF well you owe it to yourself to make the following ¢ Hee how long you oan work or how ou ean walk without becoming tire Next take two five-grain tablete of nux meals, trength ated tron three tm for two weeks, per day, ai Then teat your . ) and soe for yourself how much you | have gained. There te nothing i!ke good old iron to help put color in your cheeks [nnd sovnd, hoalthy flesh on your bones, Mut you Must take tron in @ form that crn bo caaily absorbed and eeeimilate, like numated Iron, 1f you want it to do you any good, otherwise It may prove worse than us NOTR—Nurated Trem. reeot td above br De Fi. Baier, te one et oh composi, ‘ratiag tie ‘lat Hoch tren ana nak ive. te wt fae jig fairs obtained thousands of dollars by | THE EVENING WORLD, BODY OF WOMAN ODDITIES ww THe NEWS FOUNDINICEON BEACH AT CONEY. Well Dressed but W but Without Hat | or Coat—Teeth May Give | Clue to Identity. yage | Scores of detectives in New York and nearby cities are trying to-day Fes to identify a woman whose boi hatless and coatless but otherwisy woll dressed, was found In tie fee of Coney Island Beach ja night She had been dead abou three days, a tha, police be 6 they may be facing an unusual nur der mystery. There are circum stances that indicate the woman died elsewhere and that her body was placed jn the water, She was ut forty years ol) 5 feet 2 inches in height and weis about 120 pounds, The eyes are blur the hair dark and beginning to gray Five upper teeth are false, on a plate ond other teeth are gold-capped and filled, She wore a black net waist cotton underwear and stockings, high Viack shoes. The labels of two Brooklyn clothing dealers were fou nit no laundry mi In her purse was an iron key and 38 cents, ie Burean of Missing Persons took photographs showing all morks t 0 asist in identification 1 pictures are to be sent t = tles for ¢ aon mpur descriptions of missing persons At the Manhat an ed with all the “missir ards, bul no ‘clue was ained. we the man apparen wa ally days ago, i \ nis and #o have Hot tod th ‘ r roy wan Ww i among blocks and frozen in so Ughtly that i ad to be used release it ‘ Medival Examiner George W Tong has begun an autopsy, but tus far mark of viol save caused apparent as found noe noe hor bruises, Phose who have watched the beach throug the winter the been se thick the body could not hay the open water, It ls als suicide by drowning had been {impos sible at that point for weeks. mn Johnson, No. 46 Lakes 5 Island, was frat to sae \ was ow pyond Shel kway near ‘No stockings, short skirt, no sleeves, floppy hat instead of parasol this fs a ploture of 1918 bathing girl as revealed at Moria resorts. POCKETFUL AT A TIMP, Boston man stole 11,000 nickels from an vutomat. RABBIT'S toft hind foot to be given every Kansas negro drafted into my, for luck against Boches. GOAT FLISH not ment, Food Ad- ministration rules, and may be eaten on meatiess days. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, TWO RED TLS costing ten cents made Chicago woman "The Snail Qu une in three years. BEPRLESS DAY probably w he wat 1918. 3000.4 000C00000000600000 To Stop a Persistent Hacking Cough Thousands of people normally healthy in every other respect, are annoved with a persistent hanging-on bronchial cough year after year, dis turbing their sleep and making life disagreeable. It's so needle there's Jan old home-made remedy that will end auch a cough easily and quickly Get from any denggist 4 ounces of Pinex” (0 cents worth), pour it into # pint bottle and fll the bottle with plain lated sugar syrup. Begin tak wt once, Gradually but surely you will notice the phlegin thin out ond then disappear alto gether, thos ending a cough that you never t vuld end, A day's use Will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest cold, and for bro chilis Croup, whooping cough and hial ostiina there ix nothing TO STOP WORRYING about how to | better, It tastes pleasant and keeps get coal, ekskill man had bimselt | perfectly committed to asylam ond went there Pinex ts @ inost waluable concen Sy Nisin trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, and is used by millions DONKBY, scratching back against bX on ‘ciephone pole, put Colora Sieh cou TTR Anta eee and train despatching system out of commission To avold disappointaient, sik your 3,000-POUND AUTO driven over harbor »s ford, Con Welt Lit Ltat bid 2's oO maa de pesueat Reed Beckhised ‘ ith full diregtions and don't accep! house and back, carrying two men, anything else’ A guarantee of abso- CAT FAMINE In Jersey, if Bill passes to tax cate $1 and save the birds. | tle satisfaction or money promptly poet - refnnded goes with this preparation IN SIX-LINF WILT, Westchester County man dispoxes of $200,000) Th Pines Ft Wayne, Ind. Aust CUMMINS ASSALS mt Scientific Dentistry ni sae hae SE Pe The “Salter” Way~ No Pain 000." : erted, In $175,00 Health mofe t Py Teeth VAtheut strength, sation Pintes power , eneree. and vi- | ic WASHING Het. 1th Provi- | ne of the ite draft of the Ad miuiatration’s Retireud " enable President Wilson to make emuor, Minorits haos Report, : Under ment i 1 operation, the Terms. h Serta i Predicis p tec # "dangerousiy me | resect of oe youngis to feed and threatens the f pome- -to do this you must watch your mental principles upon W iverand pc vels—-there’snoneedot hav ing a sallow complexion — dark rings under your eyes — pimples —a bilicus | lock in your face—dull eyes with no * founded tality are | qualities | you re- get the most A teeth affe system and phys estify that a large n y \ | J quire in order t out of the entire cians ber of the human ills originate in the teeth wi w raniveat 10 vee Full Sets of Teeth $5.00 un Gold Filling, $1.00 up Gold Crow 22- karat 46,00 uo Silver Fillings 50¢ On. SALTER, Dentist 491 Ful ‘on St. Brooklyn He Sure to Get Wes 1s | Sparkle. Your doctorwill tell you ninet 7 magi hy per cent of all sickness comes from in- FIGHTS FOR DOG'S LIFE. " “| active bowels and liver. va) ti throw Dr, Edwards, a well-known physician Mistress of “Condemned Prisoner " a in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com- ' Géte Weit Hating: t pound mixed with olive oil to act on | pond ns . tw the liver and bowels, which he gave throat or bing A lex 4 death ity an ’ wie his patients for years, dial | was beau to-da irs, Be un instance wherelr Dr Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sube | in 1 of No, 4202 Park Avenue, 7 power of t Peauid be ¥ stitute for calomel, are g in their | fil drugs Ure they demned prisoner is her collie de employed. it is simp ne &c.ion yet always elective, y bring |50 ‘ Fans Ho Ie held at t n pens donce-of & constantly Invroa tn. | about that exuberance of spirit, that | Cents & bo: yincluding war tan Amertoan 8 the Prevention of 6s) vation to grasp for autho sp} Batural buoyancy which should be en- Vuharatars nite rueliy to At Madivon Avent i enact cent - end | Joyed by everyone, by toning up the liver et o some 9 it seem: ~ | and clearing the system of impurities, mas + mitaale loose in some jot democracy rather tha ® “You will know Dr. Edwards’ Oiive SUNDAY WORLD Wa! wee und scratched | ning € Tavlets by their olive color, 10 and ‘ “pe \ “Alta Nesp ate | The ate wion pro Oe ver box, Ail druggists, WORK MONDAY WONDERS tory examination a! Judge Roblixelk to- ned a Writ of replevin re Board of Health from exe t court, that Dick hos been & beloved member of her household for seven years, but that she fe willing for him od Mt it early establieied * a menace the communtt - FIANCE BURIED IN FRANCE. Goldwa neera. News « fn Prance of her fan \dwater, has Hose Vorlsteia | ‘The mes- D mei mn nber ¢ eported mia Han rata on his marriage to vanguard forces to re Overnean Unit Staff at Dy Vo-Nigh The wintt of Women's Overnens Hospital Unit of the Army, which salle for France & will be tendered @ woodby dinn the Cosmopolitan Club to-night by the members of the al Committee in charge of the unte and |, xadvisers and the Official Board of the N 1 Ainerican Woman Suf- Hirage Association. The kers will be Mra Carrie Chapman Catt, President of tho Nac tional American Woman Suffrage Agao. ciation, which Is bucking unit, and Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany, Chairman of the Central Comm - CUSTOMS MAN ARRESTED, ea With storting #200 from Relative of Detained Greeka, Detectives Conkiin and AUX ar rested Fr Radice, fifty-six, a tem-House emp! > 110th street, last 4 Balvador Groco of mplatnt of Grohom Ave. 200 to to secure A nines who ellis Tsl- are awaiting deportation and. | ———a Horse, Cart and Driver Go Overhonra, | Tony Scamaella, thirty-four, @ drivey for the Street Cleaning Department. backed hie horse and ca 4 dump thie 0 eludtr i vey the water, x foot. deep, there. To. add. to Tony's Hospi thse Thorpe Kicwed nim in ne ng nlm unconscious, Work: jane an and howe he [lectr The blect Poaster ‘ and makes toast, right on the ta than the old kind Vhis * Little servant’? makes twe ‘ i for one « id costs as Jews Our displa oms are full electrical dey for personal York Edison At Your Ser th Stree The New nds 126 Delancey § 1 196 } 10 Irving 324 West gail I Servants in the Home” 1 hot fire, hat is berter ious slices ( company Lenox sso | Hariem 4029 « Metre gg00 | | | | eae ” -WANAMAKER’S, *| Open All Day Tomorrow! $20,000 More Silks Ina Now Daylight Using Sale Tuesday | Had to get them. Customers wanted them— customers that came on Thursday last after some of the colors in the Various groups had sold out, in the biggest silks we have had in a twelve-month. will find ay'’s selling of So, now tomorrow, you $3.50 charmeuse satins at $2 yar $2.50 colored satins at $1.85 yard $3 printed foulards at $1.68 yard ) washable brocades at $1.35 yard 2.50 imported voiles at $1.25 yard 20 10 6) M4 shu ades In each group. Some of these price e less than the prices manufacturers sking for the same qualities today. ilk Rotunda, Main floc Old Building Table Tops Managers of hotels and restaue rants are asked to attention to these “Crown” 6x36 in., $1.50 45x45 in., $2. All-linen * same quality 36 in., $1.25) 54 in., $1.7 45 in., $1.50 63 in., $2 Third Gallery, New Buitding. 150 PiecesSmall Furs Down to Half, Tuesday Pepe muffs $11.25, $13.75, 60 and $21. Skunk Scarfs—$15 and $30. Yukon wolf scarfs $8.25, $9.25 and $12.50. Dyed skunk mutfs— $9; Second floor, Old Bu pay particular low prices for toy 4x54 in., 5 63x65 in., Crown” linen tab! sacrts, ding. damask of the 86 300 pairs Serim Curtains, $1.15 : Luncheon Sets To-lay’s cost fo ou would be $1.40. 13 pi *, linen, $7 Lowest we ever sold them for was ‘They are even than we sell $1.60 pair—and that was « special | regularly for $10 Ali-tinen, Now—Tuesday—300 pairs at [ety in baske $1.15. scallop edg 2T-ineh center Third Gall Madeira hand-embroid- with rosebud s including a price, design Fourth Gallery, Ne w Building, y, New Building. Satin-finish Black | Broadcloth $1.65 yard, Saturd Babies’ Dresses $: Sund $4.95 French dr they were $ Only 50, and they made and ha just as exquisite and sweet as they cun be. Sizes 2 to 5 yours Third floor, Old Building, Tuesday, though on 4 $2.25 in « whole hand- d and r own price to- | embroide sponged and shrunk Beautiful, lustrous finish, a good year-round weight. Only 400 yards. And a black broadcloth is perhaps the most staple of all fabrics, Wo- |. § men will have to hurry to get some, |to select from First tloor, Old Building | Attractive 300 Girls’ Dresse 2 and $1.50 10 styles In sizes 6 to 14 stripes, plaids and checked ginghams; and with pique collar; some trimmed with a little | embroidery: some with patent | leather belts; all colors | | 50 qualities short suits, $25 $42.50, later reduced 50, now—for Tuesday—re- yond nd floor, Old Building. 100 Girls’ | $1.50 sell for T black and white Heavy waterproof | with line lining | broken siz ng. | Raincoats | h—the yort we generally Made in England, Yorkshire blanket cloth in plain tones blue, merald, purple—and in | of light-weight or blue hood, rubberized satine slower-proof; to 14 years Second floor, Old Buildin Second floor, Old Build February Furniture at Moderate Prices | In the February sale is a large collection of nioderale-price furniture— forthe living-room, dining-room and bedroom. Not in any former sale, at ik ast in recent years, have we assembled so large a choice at priges within reach of the aver: we income. For the Dining-room Three-pieve g buffet, china ¢ tension table, $ S124 Ten-pive Adam design cubinet, extension tap! five side one arm chair $27.50, recutarly $265 Four-piese muhogany euit baffet, ehinu cabinet. exten able and verver, 31 arly $24 Three- piec e¢ old-cak cobeun desisn— buffet cabinet and lariv $168 Four-niree gre Jacebean 4 n cabinet, server le, £2125 reve foun‘ cak buifet extension t one, arm chairs, $206, | suite Iden oa bit and ex regularly k suite of t, chin server, golden ¢ buf! vit china erver, $126, regu fet, on and extension arly ven hewn r server » and et 4 extension ta Len picve t I [niet dest bi atid extention ly $96 ‘olo- ala ogi (fer tabi clinu cabinet five side and evuiarty § urepiece bulfet, 1.50 ixth Gallery 0, regularly Jacobean oak suite— | china cabinet, server and New Building For the Bedroom with hec eaing reg regularly Vive sted—twin Caen, t jeveivory a larly ew Building For the Living-reom of mult ilberry rry velour, reguliayly iyi regulurh suite, en rene cole pillows, tere elour $284 Lite, loose «dan damask, y suite, Colon tuck and sides, blue striped arly $250.50, » Building, | 1 y $20: i} on ! a“ | ot, a cabin $ oi ing. o Podr 3 ij 1 ' sized ’ can 7 ‘ and ‘ ef pularly ivert pive tan ' r, chiffonie t omer tand, chair, r $265 larly $24 ecorated —— twin becatesds, Creser bees on chiffenier, Lincoln’s Birthday ete