The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1920, Page 25

i a é 5 | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1920, “wen 48,080 rs homeward, The SS eee OS els ene ©. 0.6, Named with traine in six half-hour pebods spear LEED. HAS, * 8 © -$. ©. s° s mal Di a 2 EL carrying more than twite as many. ‘ ‘ Passengers as could eet seats, | i ! | anne count of Wednesday showed for @ morning rush hours, 6.30 to 9.30, i trains, 589 cars, 26,960 seats and 61,- — irk iach fee Mothers Know = agers apne overcrowding percentages ranged to a halt Near Gates Avenue high mark of 264, with. five out of ball Genuine Castoria i acon fourteen half-hour periods, showing Count Shows 3d Avenue Line} more than twice as many passensets | | on afl trains as there wore seats Needed More Cars Even Be- git, Yas during the non-rush hours at tol it rerowding fore Schedule Was Slashed. |came to tight: trom “the” inspectors ° A to 11.80 o'clock im the morning, when Every hour a rush hour is the effect | residents along the "9 Fw ge reason- of the Interborough’s drastic cut of |#bly have expected to find seats, the seventy-nine trains from the Second | Pohowa 149, tas ai carried ‘were ax and Third Avenue elevated lines to} 12.39 and 1 o'clock the condition was make up for the addition of an almost | 182 per cent, overload; between 3 and equal number of subway trains on the te a ow peg ~ between a § Seventh Avenue line by order of the| 0" Mraaliguatncnth ce be tohesula bis Public Service Commission. been undertaken as yet by the Pub- Figures returned to thecommission |lic Service Commission. Inspectors’ yesterday by inspectors of a count pening bos f , od continued and ae action ang on the resu 1 made Wednesday reveal that crowd |thoso and on the number of oom- ing on Third Avenue trains during {plaints turned in. ‘the morning and evening is not ma- ar Teg yge jae | ‘ertally worse than it was before the | LAUNCH HALF MO MOON TO-DAY. Service was forcibly shrunk. In fact, there Were worse instances of over.|Rullt by Shipping Moard—Oldest ing in #* count made Maroh 29 pa Sailor to OMiciate, ree hundred years ago Hendrik = Shae otek banal the survey re-| Hudson sailed up “the ‘river that ‘now vealed that the reduction had made! Haif Moon in an effort to find a short it much more difficult for the house. ! route to India To-day a new Half FULTON STREET, Cor. of BRIDGE STREET at Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn s8e000e @ 6 Pi hs ft I oa hy Dime to Wene Thin peo fie Ne eae ae ‘the ‘ a nue train during the “quiet” hours was, built for -- ae Seis Sete wana iy Marie i irty Years Absolute Values to 85.00 } rol A accom- oat act : \e ‘ " moda tions the ‘Third Avente Hudson ended hs BE is re nesaai EW ; | e SMahmudioned echeduins “MPT M2) ene! Newbury ‘Shipyard boots atthe eR TREY p i IMPORTANCE OF THIS SALE CAN a ‘The count of alarch 29 reveated.| Cater! pane Japon In Ceand| As ie \\e BEST BE COMPREHENDED BY APER- ; for instance, that between 6.24 and| the Half Moon will be tunohed by 0 2 —————nns le SONALINSPECTION. 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