The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1919, Page 15

bi os, THR EVENING WoR WE jones and Ramany in Interscholastic if Finals, fourtee PUBL ENTE nd L. M. I wil eet at Har e in the fin see lor the Interscholastic Golf fonship. Jones beat Harry G, Davis ind Ramsay put W. B. Sparks out. “i TQ OC. CONEY FARE, “a oS EEN i Borough President Declares B: Apply a few drops of R. T. Contracts Call ee for Reduction. in Poland, Borough President Riegelmann of Brooklyn has joined the ranks of pub- lic officials and lawyers who believe that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. is cheating the public by charging nl! extra fare between Manhattan and Coney Island over the city-owned West End Line. Mr. Riegelmann’s opinion carries weight, for he is ex- ¢|Perienced in public utility affairs by reason of his former connection with the Public Service Commission in the gapacity of associate counsel. “I have made a cursory examination | of the’ dual system contracts,” said! Mr. Riegelma® to-day, “and from} my reading of them and knowledge | gained through my connection with! the Public Service Commission I am of the impression that if thé sec- tions relating“to the five cent fare were properly construed it would be discovered that the public is en- titled to a ride to Coney Island for a single five cent fare, “The sections bearing Upon this question are rather ambiguous, but I betieve that, without straining the |Janguage at all, the above conclusion | would be reached. tl which led to the signing of the dual FURNITURE system contracts by @e city was the promise that when the roads were CREDIT idgasnt vided, Fourth, 23rd, Don’t suffer! A tiny bottle of tesone costs but a few cents at any tom of feet, then lift them off. hen Freezone removes corns| ym the toes or calluses from the toms of feet, the skin beneath is| pink and healthy, and never sore, pder or irritated.—Advt. completed the public would be entitled | to tho five cent fare @ Coney Island At that time there was every expecta- tion that the roads would» be com- pleted and under operation long be- fore this. “Without intending to say the con- ction has been deliberately de- layed, certainly there has been more than sufficient time to complete this is not yet ready to give his construc- tion of the five-cent fare the contracts. His counsel submitted an opinion. La ployed by the B, R. 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