The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1919, Page 4

ing World Keeps Tally—Only 7 of .18 Are Correct. # of gasoline in Brooklyn. Material Alterations us to offer a choice of Bedroom, Room, Libra: cre WHICH IN NO _ WHOLESALE COST ‘Ave, car. a 3. «hr ees sae 00 NTE Of ORT GAS’ PUMPS ROBBERY Reporter are getting “short” gal- “only one was found to be excess, and gasoline pumps of many | it fypes, all in service in| custome: filling stations, have been one pump Gubem on and an a test, and an Evening | pews on all three the score would reporter kept the following ; peer found out he could adjust them eimot been ad, j tess romarks about the Even! Correct, 7; over, 1; short, 8; con- lemned, 7, Deputy Commissioner of Weights and Measures Fred H. Tighe was in charge of the test car, with Inspector Anton J. Neumann to handle the measures, The cag visited the Bed- ford, Brownsville, Flatbush and Pros- pect Park sections, AS & result two service stations, — on Bedford Avenue, were closed. found. to be condemned. just them, have before they can mad the pumps to sell any more gasoli ONLY ONE ~ EIGHTEEN SHOWED “EXCESS,” Of the eighten pumps inspected measuring this was cond the city oMicei# making it vheir busl- | ness to protect the owner as well as sume station also had, another short, ‘© stood even. i melee exact excess found wan ten ounces on tive gallons, and the largest! [shortage was ope and one-quarter |pints on five gallons, Most of the | pumps condemned moasured « plot j Short on five gallons of fuel, Barly jn the morning the inepecturs , | Visited Kastern Parkway und found two ake tH ee Correct at tie | | garaigo. service station wis | mand with an ‘aaiolent crew. The men | uid they tested thelr pumps daily | all three were correct. They | lh andle giro Then ca | another big » ‘pomp {ran corr were short and tled up. ‘thy ne manage | said he had not towed tham for od | months. He naid they could be ad- jdusted in @ few minutes “if you fel. | | lows Just walt and then take off those | | Cog.” five gallon measure wi cotati It being badly donted. ré also the man- In @ few minutes if the inspecto would wait. ea admitted they had or tested since ed ly in April, when a city man tested Near Atlantic Aven le ford a portable tank wan veneests he ee in excess was found, al Might 80 01 “short” and another correc! cot, ee ca Surprising ability to eajune bere ge po di agp lene vols the he inept wan found at ‘all pe me tions drew many spectators, one ists expecially making comments. cam- ing world was | tag. ‘Men who sell gasoline must know resize the law requires them to when inspectors visit them. You no- I flee where the punrps were tested {ally they were correct. The law the burden on the man selling 4 gasoline.” An attempt was made to reach all types of ane: the big we pots of the a Government omeials that Claped all dey Saturdays until September lst. iW : paw ! Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Establighed 1879 NEW *MIDSUMMER FASHIONS At Special Prices Wednesday A sale prepared in anticipation of the 4th. Three new midsummer skirts for women—. ip, gabardine and embroidered voile. sg eenntneecnnnsntandnenenatentipenee-onaeeeeenenenn ate seein ane gamer aro er- |WHAT'S WRONG WITH MOVIES? |=!" prone and so come te rect, and. that motor ctf thon- already has a list of evils, which is sands daily due to bel measure, Paign is to provide more inspectors | and @ more rigid test of the~pumps! over the cite a Malnapect on and get an official O. i over _allon, \ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 1, “short” | ‘the vening. World cam. rt as foliowa: fo atl A a are a disgrace to MAKERS CURIOUS TO KNOW |". "pta: Li thet have no right to that | Fil Co-operative. Association | title, The following able shows the re- | " ay “Pietures ait gzhich the characters sult of the tests Meeis This Afternoon at. |are so out of keeping with those in- Mp Tommened, Come Over, shor, aimnea Hotel Astor. |tended by the authore that they are ridiculous. “Waste @o high as to be startling. “Unnecessary padding in order that <> fay number of reels may be pro- What's wrong with the movies? The Co-operative Association of the people who make them will meet this |afternoon at the Hotel Astor, and: J. |A. Quinn, President of the aesocta~ | tion, will lead. the effort to find out = rt = 3 i H “ B 2 1 " 1 ~- the’ public. cArugelat Popularity through false 4 7 sCengumard init cormected, measuring wn ounces Merete at ATUL uO as ey ALT OGLH lect d by President Lowell ir fle Conncction With Any Other Establishment in the Wertd 1919. ‘STraste of money In advertising.” |shore. A Presidential satute of twen- Quinn, who comes. from Los|ty-one guns was fired from Boston fem, is himself a producer and) Common, exhibitor, “Brazil aod the United States are pare Mee BOSTON HONORS DR. PESSOA. | cr tricntonip nna the sume. ideals. ot Justice,” Dr. Pessoa, responding After Luncheon With Officials We beietiy 1 in English te addresses Of Wels ) ers and Lieut, ae ae for, et layer? Betors relied that ‘TON,. July 1.—Returning to this of the ernational High cou from his visit to Canada, Dr. -] Epitacio Peasowe President-elect of bi was greeted by State and city at a luncheon, then visited inoue activities singe Nis. active, . continuous activities since his. activ University, where he Avo re- lin this gount ‘4nd ‘remained here only -|a few hours fore returning to New en. the, forth | York. joyed a motor ride along WANT Lent Wily Hata west GETWEEN THIRTY -FOURTH STREET OREACWAY-FIFTH AVENUE . r- - UPILUTTETTTEILIT ULES Pee croeeeert LIL LIILUL ULL LALULMUL AMAA LALLLODURLEROMLILULOAELASULLULILOGRERUALIMLULLULUDE LLG TOL OUI EM MBM MEOOITENT TCT TATE aT UTD SUMMER BUSINESS HOURS: 9 to 6 DAILY — CLOSED /EORGETTE Crepe frocks in raceful new designs. Frocks of Crepe de Chine and striped Taffeta in draped or tunic ef- fects. Frocks of superior Serge and Wool Jersey in clever tailored models ~ street and afternoon wear. 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