The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1919, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1919, _ i PROFITS OF TRACTION TRUST. ~ WHERE THE 27TH BOYS SMASHED THE HINDENBURG L LINE GIVEN IN OWN REPORTS SHOW T-GENT FARE CLEAR HOLDUP — 119 West 24th thet Near bp 3 Ave Friday’s OVER STOCK Bargains Spring Coats Here are Spring Coats at amazingly low prices! Past sea- son's models in good, practical styles—Coats that will give far more than their money's worth in actual wear and service. Other styles in addition to the two groups fea- tured. All big values! . seek i . way and all of the “L” lines In Man- Operating Expenses of Subway) nattan, is about as much in need of and “L” ‘Take Only 2 Cents | nancial aid from the nickel dropping | public as‘John D, Rockefeller, of, Each Nickel Received. Tt will be shown here, and the figures jare from the Interboro’s own latest BANKERS AIDING GRAB. available ort on file In the office ot the Public Service Commission, that at the time the repo: s made Up-State Roads Used as Blind the interboro nad been reaping prof- by “Financiers” of luter- nh under war conditions, for t [the flguret are those reported two boro and B. R. T. s after the beginning of hostil- 3 in KBurope. The Interboro’ report shows paki Fea. (GaN Grtepnten om awe Evening World.) that for every pasenger who rode ALBANY, March 6.—-In its f50C) on @ subway train it cost the In- pe wa nder a heavy gas_and bom Brooklyn Men Decorated. bardment, Private Margolin repeat: | cdiy volunteered and delivered mer- ciers have been tothe Capitol in the ny YoUua eer reeds e e | phe cost of operating each car per evi hp P iaglaladl a Kukos over rouies other than his own, | AVISIAN SOUDS oe Ee Tay cauuntons ten «am ae SEE Naas ea both Senators and Assomblymen a routes ha yeon kill 1 or | FIT IN SHORT Evening World has learned that sev TREMENDOUS PROFIT IN S cet el asainst T-cent fare } on, whic torboro less than 2 cents for the Interboro, the New York Rail-/ actual operating expense: If you are mathematically in- ays Company, its subsidiary, and weve: Cegeevet a Aes clined and want to follow this the alleged insolvent B, It, T. and) gimpie problem of exorbitant its subsidiaries are trying to push profits down to the grand finale, through, The Evening World here- the actual figure is .0185, i with presents proof that the Inter- The operating expense per pa hora, which controls mo. the sub-| senger on the elevated Te SUNKEN ROAD ON GOILTENMONT BARM eRe The RORE TROUGH THE HINDEN BURG LINE Sep. 27 1918 BRITISH OR FICIAL PHO, ny pie ER a ‘ Sead! 4 . er ie | Behoel Girls’ | Dark Wool)! Soft Napped The photograph shows the tw@Mes of many dead Germans over | + was the scene of one of the most brilliant charges of the whole atriped woot | Coat Of lus | model of | Worsted| Velour Cloth which the New York boys had tv pass in their victorious dash. This war. and cotton | trous atik- | Jo) mized | Seree. Won-| in loose = oa oo - mixture) mixed pOp- | dorful value | fitting style, | O07! iin’... .dabr | serge. sn.97 | at... 8a8T 96.07 owned by the Interboro was @ |New York City and other municipal ehemy @rachine kun and cleht pris. trifle over 2 cents, or .0228, to be ities in the State, nullify all existing ners. He address, Mra, Concetta S i SssIRAY: RORARG, WEGeu Gadi {0 caAt taste covenants, Kacweatt Hue Veronace, wife, No. MT Mulberry pring Dresses,$2%7 the subway and L figures and di- /nicipalities, and place the ent Private Waclan Adamkewit, Com- Sy himeham and ‘Wonderful yal- vide by two you'll get .02065. That = power of fixing fares In the hands of pany A, Fourth tffantry. For Ox- Youre Dr ves! Spisen fad- i i sublie Hervice Ci nen te traordina herolam in action ned { Eight en 0 ool Bu- is, the cost of carrying passengers — Public Serv! menivelons. In view t ordinary ‘herotan i n near (o” Aang, HiGe Of, Weel ra: on both subway and “L” lin of past experience w iy ne re ia 8 is 1918. Adamkawit repeatedly tra low price! Past Velour, ete., un of the present commission and past messages neason's models but |] weights suitable considered as one, which they he 3 el 1 and deMvered messag Rood Sprecttoat i] for Spring time ‘ Y stylew for hous w ited . quantities in some * yI 1 The sult ple. own report shows, every time ing po transferred. umkewit, No, 175 Feeker Avenue, quanty , tured js 8 pout ” The stage is all se ‘or the t ° color ‘ool Ve- either a subway or an “L” pas- The stage is all set here for th Pros Rie m nase wr | Each dreas neatly [| lour and shows senger drops a ticket the Inter- farce about to be enacted by banking |, S . POLI URERAEreC Ran “ora i. | and appropriately Jf the values you boro made a clean profit of about | interests that are to make the fight || ar aD Cited for Dare) 8s Foren pantie not Serena Yifamed. Great tig I may aspect to had 3 cents—.02935, to be accurate. for the Interboro, Although The) ing Raccue—New York and | Hallols Farm, France, July 14-15, 1918 HAULS. eral very prominent Ne ay be not quite 10 cents, or .0991, to be wards* of the Distinguished Service Home address, Mrs, Celia bbe ee F 1007 mm eee Hecond Floor, Rockaway tair to the company. pear to suffer from memory Py tgs aagy . . The revenue per car per mile is es- | When asked the names of the visitors. | Cross announced to-day 1# qne to Con- hirpokisn Perfected Here by Scientifie Cooks 77ers 8 That they do. recall” that up-State gregamnan, Johnson ut South Dake - bankers, men from Syracuse, have LEAGUE PLATFORM SENDS .2589. There's 150 per cent, profit 7 u who lof Washinglon to enter At Hotel Ritz in Paris they Then exacting formulas were aaa been here in the interests of trolley ° ere right there for the alms-begging In- ‘ | peg ty SG isllelen “ serve, perhaps, the finest soups in fixed, to insure that no. Van |ternoro, Hinds in that: neighborhood) ‘They /@rmy And: became’ eeltenant: DEMSCRAT TO CONGRESS France . Camp Soup could vary from the | gut the most interesting chapter | Plead that the up-State roads will) citation read: Lib model. .. go into the hands af a receiver if not| “First Lieut. Royal C. Johnson, o A famous chef from that hotel . in this simple tale of a gold mine's | FO, iM't a matter of fact, they |Bisth Infantry. 1 eugene i came to the Van Camp kitchens, : jeutout is yet to come, As even the) so ot aotin “tok thelr local in- her fem in act a Montt ; C < jose isite : t, unthinking straphange: Lechpa: . ero actio ontfaucon, 4 ; and here created those exquisit At Little Cost jmest modest, unthinking straphanger | | oi, hut rather they aré camby- France, sept 1 Kieut, Wilson Man Wins in Pennsylvania soups for us. | probably knows, railway experts fig-| 1000" 1 ie teuction interests. In Juli . 3 : : 3 Then our culinary experts Now these perfect soups—finer |ure profits on the number of short). y, ane the chain of flaapcial vo sipataally Beane sy sh i District That Was Republican | men with college training — per- soups than were ever made else- boule. In other words, he Gita inate haunaathem: (Bec Wbll eucteateaueda: cutting an exeistie io Fifty Years. fected these soups in a scientific where—come to you at trifling | the number of passengers that travel) 1. +14 traction public-fooling poverty-} hig men by hia fourleaneaw, | Whet PITTSBURGH, March 6,—Demo- way. cost. You have your choice of 18 |a short distance and get off and make} jjaying farce belng worked, that in| y his fou H ITT? tGH, 7 rn kinds, and you can serve them in |room for others to take their places) anticipation artificial de pression | sureties ws | Severely wounded by Il fire, he as ‘ lead tosday are cele They fixed a standard for each sisted two wounded men of his com brating the victory of John H, Wil- ‘ T three minutes. the more money a train will make on} being created in traction material. They compared count { Butler ag “the first vote of its way from Flgtbush Avenue to| MTKe pany to the rear and 1 ly are, is just about 2 cents | commissions as latory and sub- ur i rt ¥ gas ands shell bombard &@ person. ay iding bodies, the average New ver re tes where a previous e s unne had eithe bee killed 01 Therefore, as the Interboro's , does not want the fare ral ' ca 1 PL pillage i nae and step by step, FF they ca chsaa your whole | the Bronx, or vice versa ate traction Investors are b¢. cupy, apace in the ambular the on the League of Na+ rought cach soup to the pinnacle —_idea of good soups. For your own |. rhe interboro has learned, much to This sort of| these men had been provic tion Mr. Wilson, running on a | of flavor sake try them Nine ae nat pvaraas engingered DY! Home address, Mi. Royal C. John-| Dlatform indorsing the league Huck, Tarkish Twill Towels | Muslin and Sheeting °¢,12" rr lent Ger rides, taken bycdte siAny o tM owe Henas | 20% Washington, D. and upholdin eet rowel exet O.fer 91.00) Undicached Muslin....Per Ya. Se Y ANN ArT = Ss millions of subway passengers is 5.74 si Other awards are as followe Bon, was Cleets Unbleached Sheeting. . Per ¥ VAN S oups miles. |airendy been Prvt. (First Class) Oscar Blaurock, the Tw | ‘ shen oy LEAL i 18 Kinds =|! means tat the av rag Bub | Vento i : Compar éth Intantey. 1 puettiat, fiat cok lore rele ' hi jestination « J cost tt ik J » | Ne Alco Ven Compledoautett!: Van Cam's Reaset Bette? the Interboro Rapid ‘Transit Company | "rapidly bu Ginghams, Fla cls, tle. Sheets and Pillow Cases Van Camp's Pork and Beant Van Camp's Evaporated Milk : ¢ be el lerate Each piece hemmed for use. 2 cents, Come only in 5-yard pieces. Wide Amonkeag Ginghams.¥d, White Pajama Checks. ...¥ 24-inch oehame oY y y Gay [of a little less tha Martin. hall's pa all th Hundreds of thousands daily Wires are bet President wu to Congress from nty-second Pennsylvania John H. Jamison of (Rep) by 473 major. | s, France, July M4, 1918. Di hy Apr @: YOU) gp y | nk a haavi Gell and bla Kona The Twenty-second District, athe wee a fi Fepeated | Comprising Butler and Westmore. | itetn New |triny with « p Varioaa | Mend Counties, was a Republi | ride less than a mile on the sub York © platoons, at th inié dime vohintesr stronghold, Butler County not | ways, Every time a passenger ing and assisting in the val of], Devine eleotee a pemooral to) Atty | | a nickel the Interboro's profit is Home addr sores Bingrooy,| 100 Me oneet Of the: Renate. Hille: | | enormous. It costs the Interboro DEFENDED IN ENGLAND | sine. No. 82 Werrfteld tl guete on Hanutleste etal pullew rig Cotton Oudng Flannel Striped Ticking, 30 Inch Khaki Cloth, 27 inch Table Cloths, Napkins | Boys’ Knickers, Etc. Mercerized Cotton Damask, | Boys Galatea Pants, 3 to 8.. Hemmed. weht Pants, emall sizes 4. 4, @. a. just .0082 to carry you a milo, so Brooklyn F dreds of Reput 3 refused to a cent, its report further shows, ; dj Farnr, France, July 14-15, 1918, Oy to carry passengers from the tives Was a Friendly Warning | Brooklyn Bridge to Grand Central LONL Station, a distance of about three says the Mar der the | it receives nearly 500 per cent. | ¥ x p Second Lieut. W. T. Fesselmeyer, 5 Table Cloths, 4x64 Inchon. .g1.ae Gordiray ‘niciara. 8 e | Profit, | Manchester Guardian Says Action) 4th Infantry. Wo ' GERMANS MUST SALUTE U. S.| Napkins, 14x14 for Se Cansimere Knickers, 7 to 11.81.30 | Jt costs the Interboro less than | hy U) § House of Representa- | /8m tn action near oi 1 MAN 2 Se Napking, 18x18 @e| Men's Flannel Work Shirts. 61.20 Officers in 4-15 Lieut, Mossel ch Some people, | meyer ENZ, Wednesday, March (Associated Pre heay . Girls’ Coats Jalen short” Conta] > Coats for ris of a to 1, years. Blue or white YY Cotton Serge; Chinchil fesmeny cloth; {' styles; 3 pictured. Choice on on the Irish the American House of # “irrelevant, even as *)--All German officers | miles. The actual figure is .0096. | On this basis, every time you pay a nickel for a subway ride be- | tween the Grand Central, 4 cents | and a fraction of it is clean profit . for the concern that can afford fi ame av for woun gas and exhaustion. Home advresa,|’*4 men on duty in the aone occupied by American troops must wear unt but, continues the} MPs. W. ‘T. Fesselmeyer, wit the kind, | Bast 99th Street, New York newspaper, “it very direct bearing on the| Second Lieut. Theodore |. Berkeley, epted as the | 4th Infantry, For extraordinary hero. | Dickman to-day, The order is a reautt] wid be regarded | ism in action tear Mont appear in the street. Get Your supply Now While We Have Your, Favorite Brands for Selection. We havo larue stocks of French Clarets, Sauternes, Burgundies according to an order Issued by to pay $100,000 bonuses to men i 4 tenden on the part of certain! | whose salaries are around that [Ni as | Rhine Wine 3, choice Whiskeys and other rn 4 e . 1) Fran July 23, 1918 le rma or oMfecers to went clvilian ilgdoveston Sale at wholesale prices. Don't wait until the Bone f Jomestie affairs but as « friendly and by a ' uy 88, 101 Wh ‘ » wear civilian Dry Days come on. It will pay you to deal with the wholesaler igure. bail a it ag Ec open tield swept t machin: of t Hislike to be- | direct. Come and aet cur prices. OUR POLICY ALWAYS | BANKERS BEHIND THE 7-CENT M s gun and rifle fire Lieut was | ing compelled by a gene Jor issued FARE PLAN. Voreigr es Kalfor Lin the n amir American | eek’ cover in the 0 , The Germa aimed that it| QUALITY FIRST, A FEW SPECIALS WHILE THEY LAST The Evening World going figures because the Interboro hy t ints the for | wounded man fu tnithod | was very distasteful for German officers Battie jand the great financial interests baci - se { k ave to salute American } Kirk's Old Crow, Wilse ‘wmore Club... 82665 ati aes iguesing The Aluaay toe th ern KIN Drug Store Owner. | S°Bt 12 hie ald andgbrou 10 4 | Fleutena 3m Children’s Romper Salis Duify's Mait ' 2.00 enactment of the Martin bill into a) PSST ROCHESTER, N.Y. Mare & {oo Of fame aa irs. tetned Gingliam. Ch 4 Galnmer Cotton Martins & Ross: Italian Vermouth > awe This magaure: would take the =) Murer Vranklln. & Pubinane mane | ok ois abe, Oy er Drew ot Cram. 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