The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 8

RNR me Ay, x AT NE SIRS ee pananenanenre eh a EIR ea meme : pany to ite owner, Re tase to Give Up setting ot Wa irenbters teased trom| MOBILM, Als” Nev, T—Mayor ¥. this ine, Henry 1. Stimson, repre: |pitlans and Commissioners George B. AND STREET GAR CRASH AT sen.ing Receiver Hedges, said th Une was losin ne, coe a@ year, In ade tion to the $400,000 a year the York Railways owed for tho leas WINDSOR PLACE, BROOKLYN None of this rental has been paid ince ‘ _—o— - Ma ag od bn hy a bod 0} “ab pe it was shown t ariem rot The Injured Were All Passengers (i meine the owner, wan not at all in the Municipal janxious fo get the line back. f McGibbon & Co. 1 AND 3 WEST 87TH ST. ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUR ————————. - * The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily Mi it Jitney. part, ordered further argumen _ ae, also directed t Fh he A Municipal auto bus of the Park |.) ,, w ertain the statue of (he Blope-Borough Hali Line and & | bus ‘ine Mr. Whalen has established surface car on the Vanderbilt Ave- oun TE wean Legned -4 repens ‘own br: nue Line collided at Ninth Avenue | yo Avenue ane ‘anch of the Ma and Windsor Place, Brookly, B. Altman & Ca.| | Lines, Nixon Charges in pnt Letter to Enright. Te eee at tert of ies .|, CREMIER | FOR LADY ASTOR, op SR torre are tony by OKI" | spyrovee HOTGORNACey tor ane SCARCITY MADISON AVENUE «FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK @ vetback yesterday when) “we injured were Mrs. Mary House of Commons. Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street of Btate Hugo sent word! Cohen, twenty-seven, No. 245 Occan | PLYMOUTH, Nov. 7 Commissioner of Plant and Struc-| parkway; her husband, Benjamin, Whalen that the bus owners! twenty-seven; Edward Jones #'xty- Arivers would have to take out! seven, No, 1 Ocean Parkway, and meabon has ready for fastidious Home- few York State automobile licenses! irarcid L. Richards, twor'+-re, nounced today, han sont her G wire oe ts Lace Curtains in long sizes, or £0 out of businers. No, 62 Vanderbilt Strest, After encouragement. if necessary. At the same time Public Service} peing attended by ambulance sur de eis notions recelving re-| goons from the Methodist "pisco- LONG LACE CURTAINS pal Hospital they went home. vive |“*K°4. there any ueeies tively supervising the operations of! Gihers in the bus and those in the auite" ‘as fit to be ‘then? fiat women 3% and 4 yards. buses, wrote to Police Commls-| car were unhurt: ihemer of tut British Pariiavent BRUSSELS- LACET ARABIAN-LOUIS XV ii Brdi gk, peneoren so" sare T, arcthere Ate 4 great many, but, there MARIE ANTOINETTE-ELIZABETHAN been given to policemen to per- City Government assumes that it is onw the the epan an and bus ativers to operate in New |above the law and can conduct busl- tending of Birmou FICELLE when com} ness in the way it is doing, en ite os a the caee Sot Complies |eate must be reported t0 the Drover ig ATemtek ate shee fouteotla” ive Store Oven from 9 A. M. to 6:30 P.M. fas sani at ute toca office ot the soantage who will demand ap ac- teleg the: man eat i 534 antage f : tary ace Chat soe al y Astor vehemently denounce A nen md MeGIBBON ron GUALITY Exact tore had Soe Netnmen, but As of Virees We ia decane tninatiention ‘ag an insult upon which| (MAM ete Me GIBBON ron QUALITY Kalai eho pa el hy we Bil nomad Whether the Fourth and Madison ay Giaeibecs tone tices is to be turned back by * oR 8 © fee of-#. The comt ‘of the iecelver of the Now York fale a range from $40 to 467 a year, 2 oe paing ‘on thé «te of the bus. oN promised to ace that oil hi or complied with the law sf ge _—_——— A) Mf Store Closes at 5 P. M. peicmetion gathered by Commis r Nixum showed that at a time m many police precincts are to be undermanned, policemen | de aed i been used to keep track of the | tion of the braes. 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