The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 5

MANY MANHATTAN CARLINES CAN ASK TOINGREASE FARES Court Decision Affects 2d, 3d, . Oth, 8th and 9th Avenues, | Surface Divisions. | The Public Service Commission to- | ‘May is compiling @ list of those pub-| Dic service corporations which come under the decision of the Court of WUppeals granting the commission the right to raise fares upon application ot any corporation operating under a| franchise antedating 1875 or post- Gating 1907, Gt 1s estimated that approximately 220 such corporations are operating in the city, Of these 200 have fran- chises dating before 1875 and 20 dat- ing since 1907. Among the lines entitled to file ap- Plication for the right to charge an increased fare are the Second Avenue | Railway Co, and the New York & ‘Harlem of Fourth and Madison Rail- way Co, the Third Avenue Railway | Co, the Sixth, Eighth and Ninth Ave- me of the lines operated by the York Hallway system also are ted. Some lines south of 42d | Street operate under a franchise dat- \ ing from 1878. The 23d Street cross- town and the 42d Street and Grand Street Ferry Line both have franchises dating prior to 1876, as has the Bleeck- er Street and Fulton Ferry line and the Manhattanville and St. Nicholas Ave- nue Company, which dates from 1873. The Belt Line Railway dates from 3860, and the Dry Dock, East Broad- way and Battery dates from 1866. In Brooklyn many of the lines oper- ated by the B. R. T. are affected. So far no applications for increasing | fares have been filed. SAILORS ON FURLOUGH HELD. Charged With Assaulting Brooklyn Restacrant Proprietor. Two satlors on furlough from the naval: stipply ship Bridge were held In | $5,000 bail each to-day on charges of assault and robbery. They gave their ®ames as Frank Becks and Mervin sJones and both protested thelr inno- wence Willlam Caches, proprietor of a res- Aaurant at No. 949 Third Avenue, | Brooklyn, said the two sailors came in this morning and struck him on the head with a stone wrapped in a hana- kerehief. When he recovered con- eclousness he called a policeman, At Wourth Avenue and 48th Street Caches spied Becks, whom he identified as one of the robbers. Becks said he lived at No. 339 49th Street. Detectives went there and found Jones, who also was identified by Caches, With Jones the detectives found Ernest Speights, another sailor from the same ship, They say they found a loaded revolver under Speights’ pillow nd he was held ine $500 ball for viola- tion of the Sullivan law. ADOLPH LEWISOHN JOLTED. Into by a Mall it, and Broadway. Tis Car Ram ‘Truck at Fulton Adolph Lewisohn as on the way to his office to-day when south and north- ound traffic was halted to allow cr town vehicles to pass at Fulton St and Broadwa; A mail truck, running south in the rear of the Lewisohn auto- mobile, had been brought to a 5 Co. Gets Stay. ~ Mullen in the Su- preme Court to-day granted a writ of %ertiorarl and a stay in the application of the Woodhaven Gas Light Company, which is fighting an order of Public vice Commissioner Nixon directing Fourth W: nakes it un Up Goes the Mercury and everybody groans —Too hot to eat”— Then presto, change! The cook remembers MADE IN U.S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. Me ‘ wy ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1920. AIR MAIL SERVICE 'AMERICAN WOOLEN TO BE EXPANDED MILLS TO CLOSE } Tablet to Tompkinavitier The nan Post Office Asks Bids for New) {ack of Orders Is Reason—More ; The plate Ls Routes—New York to Chicago | Than 15,000 Operatives Throw od te wm memorial fag, pole and Atlanta Included Out of Work. WASHINGTON, July 9.—Bids were | LAWRENCE, Mass, July &.—More asked by the Post Office Department {than 15,000 mili operatives will be to-day covering gperation of addi-|thrown out of work here when the four A Dollar Goes Almost as Far as Two |@ at This Sale of Suits . 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