The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1918, Page 9

GiTY “BOLSHEVIKI” | ALARM REALTY MEN. Get Leader ” Brown's Pledge «to Fight for a $1.75 Limit on Taxes, | ALBANY, March 24.—In appealing to Republican Senate Leades Brown) Yesterday for bis support of iheir bili| limiting the annual tax rate of reat! state in New York City to $1.78 for| @ach hundred dollars vaiuation, rep- Tesentatives of real estate interests! Said that, so soon as the Legisiature closed its session, a movement would be started for the organization of the Middle class people ot the city to pre sent “an aggressive front to the Bol-| abeviki of New York and their allies,| = —_— demagogues and the idle “Robert B. Dowling, President of the City Investing Company, and Law- renoe McQuire, President of the Real Petate Board, led the delegation of Téal estate men. ‘They obtained from Senator Brown his promise to get be- hind the Tax Limit Bill, “Unless something ts done to check the frightful extravagance of city government and set at naught the wild schemes of clerical market com- missioners and municipal ownership theorists,” Mr. Dowling said York City will lose its gr “No city, however rich, can increase ite expenditure sixty-four millions in seven years, with no corresponding Increase in the taxable value of its assets, without its burdens becoming intolerable and past enduring.” DAYLIGHT SAVING ORDERED. te Law Supplements 1 Hnactment. ALBANY, March 28.—Under an emer- Message from the Governor, the | 4, ture to-day passed a bill amend~ ing the General Construction Law. Db: providing that standard time throughout | he State should conform to the terms | Hartford Railroad Company $43,964,- 000 for one year at 6 per cent. inter- est, to meet notes of that amount of th deral Daylight Saving Law, hich ‘ODDITIES ty THE NEWS. ROD AND STRAP may be used on bad boys in pub- le schools of Greenwich, Conn., School Board decides, TREE knocked down by an automobile in Brooklyn | killed man who was in top trimming it. WHILE long-distance gun and German alrplancs were bombarding Paris, people spent $320,000 at an art 80.0, . VASSAR GRADUATING CLASS distinctive this year because it has two war brides and twenty engaged girls. CUTTING WRIST on broken nursing (N. ¥.) baby bled to death tn crib before IN OBLITERATING German steamship company sign on Lower Broadway, two painters swung brushes to “Tho Star Spangled Banner” being played in hand organ. CODICIL to will upheld in Riverhead Court, but will itself was declared improperly executed. $43,964,000 LOAN TO THE NEW HAVEN McAdoo Agrees to Advance Sum to Road for One Year at 6 Per Cent. WASHINGTON, first big expenditure from the $500,- 000,000 Ratlroad Administration re- volving fund Director General Me- doo inst night y | the New York, New Haven and SALTS 1S FINE FOR [30% The company was granted the right of renewal for one more year at the KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT sm, sm =» Flush the Kidneys at once when Back hurts or Bladder bothers No man or woman who eats meat !° regularly can make a mistake by * flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. 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Two hundred thousand employees of | the United States Steel Corporation were made happy of a 15 per cent, increase in wages ef- The tive April, 15, ognition of the living. It affects day lab were mado Nearly | equitably adjusted, yuncement, E, H. Gary, Chairman of ne corporation, sald it had decidea fan elght hour basis, lest out-|Self-Supporting so far as war munt- ut be limited. t is estimated the Increase in wages ranted will cost mpany year- pout $45,000,000. of the’ comp of more than id anrter of, 1917. the he pay of its employees about 60 per ass of water be-| ce nt. The corporation at the close of the had 268,058 employees, compared th 8 at the ng the year 11,486 d States se: —— New York-Lond The Irving Natio York to-day announces an agreement with the London Provincial and South- estern Bank, Ltd A detal meat eaters shoul: a take now and then an departme to keep the kidneys clean and the| {Htyjion. and an Be blood pure, thereby avoiding serlous! the dea on fts own kidney complications.—Advt. of the world KOCHe © Milan straw shapes, trim med with ribbon bows and flowers, Pokes and sailor shapes, in black and colors, | Eatahli C 12510 Si Your Easter Opportunity Is Here Smart Tailored Hats and Shapes In a wealth of good, serviceable models 36. $1 Children's Hats, rough or hemp straw: mushroom models, prettily trimmed with ribbon bands. H. C. F. KOCH & CO., Inc., 125th Street, West the advance a quan- tity of securities now pledged on the maturing notes, with the right to sell —Meat forms uric acid. |them at any time and apply the pro- ceeds on retirement of the notes, ——__. U. S. STEEL GIVES LABOR to-day by ut the 8, except those to whom ad- ee A aR ug better w handling A UNITED Cash Register March 28.—As the cigar store at No. some cigar box agreed to loan {oto the barrel of a o Railroad tako Ad- as col- eral persons enter the ran into Amsterdam his police whistle, When Patrolman ENT. 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