The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1921, Page 12

ee ne nee ener ie ronnie emt SB Ae tcccten eee wetentmeenets enter ney |wno make @ practice of “ COMMUTERS MUST | loaning cor tath tick NOT LEND BOOKS prving’intormation to satan | regarding the use of tickets . LR. R. Threatens That if Not] who are cheating the railroad out of 7” its legal one-t fare: he Gov- Careful Their Photos Must _| '** lesa! one-trip fares and the Gov |:evovea The stockholders of the Man- ‘nattan Klevated Company want it ca Libba aonas as THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921, ine” ot NUGENT ANSWERS MARTIN, |".appintine hin, successor | retained. All the testimony is in and tit remains for the Commiasion da — ; vr f hh “When the fern of Republicans ex- ‘ | f} eg | pire.” said Mr. Nugeng, "the Republi iclais James R. Nugent, De - now remai 7 vi Other pending matters to be hur- “4 Y jriedly disposed of are: The appiica-| jernment out of its fair tax, with the atic leader | cans it is a crime for Democrats persons of Besex nt |tion by New York and Richmond Be Affixed. | result of keeping up the cost of op- to suc them, ge Martin forgets of the Je : the 3 aue of $2,214,400 In bonds; the applica! srvctices of mumnmer-term commuta- | |tion of the Brooklyn Borough Gas) tion ticket — > N.J regular Republican and a credit to the community. Now he's gone back to .| New York, where he practises and be- God bless hin Davin Director of U. 8. Rabber Co. n W. Davis, former Ambassador t Britain, to-day was elected of the United States Rubber appointed of the desire for re nided not mentic that he succeeded Jay ‘Ten Eyck, a replied t of a hither rate. dwellers at Long Island i Company renge ita rate from| resorta in the 4 use of com-!PORT IN PERIL, SAYS SMITH. any, Later he will be made } $1.40 @ t uble fect to $1.50; | mutation tickets for casual trips, the ——— LL Sid Seo ubey edhe iat . C' ign: ve : ons to _ , er directors of the coms , ‘This Is Expected to Be Signal improvements | HH A Ke. bine Long Island ftallroad has prepared a| New York will lose her position as a i ; Petdiccted, Mr, Davies filling a va: ‘ ta { Interborough nt to be n - jen the pi cupled by to question ‘ used 4 e of FF. for City’s Attack in Court |isiand Rallrond station at Atlantic | Warming to be handed to all pur-| arent port unlent the piers occupied PY jnotiy t {0 question theleancy caused by the death of F. 1 A cha: York rs of such tickets for the month |rallroad companies are given over for nue; application of the f on Miller Plan. Interborough to aba ts old/or May, in which the at ia made | *teamship berths, said former Gov on Bast Street, the Bronx. | that the fats ene h yesterday at the Thirty-fourtt ' —_—_—_ | "Also, there plication of | } th » i reot Board of George McAneny, Leroy T. Hark-|the Brookly npany for} railroad # the petty tricks of) soto! MeAlpin. 3 pens and Gen, John F. O'Ryan, mem. |ipnroval of $1,000,000 | the scafpers and cheats the honest|.q one of thi oleate mmr ; t “ ait: Goainn ~ | bonds and the appilea: will have to suffer by having minia- | author agreed yesterday at an informal con-|its route on Hunt's Point Avenue il es monthly eta 68 iF : T AH {ference in the Engineering Club to {and alto on Leggett Avenue and) th Kets by agents at the time of pur- | should o notre. he sald ne | ANN ACA e} he ” Randall Avenue, the ron. chase a rom he tenement 4 eee he cates Of tte pn nt | eA application of the New York, the railroad will urge Its patrons to| dstricts along ‘ater front has re : tee ete ; Public Service Commission the T | Westchester Boston Railroad} : the necessity for the photo.| 2d much property for use as inland = "i ~ part of th'= week or the first part of |Company to in se its fare from 5) ie ssity for the photo-| he stations: Obhier porte ‘pre BR 4 mext week. to 7 cents is undetermined, als | # nie identity “wution by (1) aing their tonnage and be This act of quatification wil! be the| Mur, the Court of Apreain, Maa) eiving good example, (2) discoura rk simply because they y ruled that the public Service Come! ing jocal business men anc © problem." @ignal for the start of logal proceed- | mission is the proper tribunal to reg- | ne le business men an age problem tage by Corporation Counse! O'Brien, | ulate the fare on allroad. t who, it was said yesterday, would | jpembersecieccnes ; scck an injuncfon restraining vbe| WISE TO BUILD SEMINARY. | {f SS a HAMILI Cofnmissioners from performing their — $< @uties. | Pledges $10,000 Toward College for | ' The injunction will be asked on the | Loberat Jewish Mintaters. Reduced Sale! Fa ground that the iaw providing for Wiad; vad of the . k ' ete Leommission, ts wncdnstitutional. ‘ n the | 400 New Dresses i There are almost 1,000 cmployees of wblinh x | Worth | { the present Public Service Commis- || at $19.95 ($30 to $35) which, he sald, community of history,” and pledged | $10,000 for the seminary which will train young men for the liberal Jewish jstry. gion and Transit Construction Com- mission. The new Transit Commis- xion will automatically take over the Transit Construction Commissions’ | Men and the transit bureau of the Public Service Commission, while the| P41 jother employees will be taken over| by the new Public Service Commis. sion. in America should read Gov. «history of the Plymouth colony and learn that the Puritans It is understood that the pos: of | brought with A al Jewish bibles und the Jewish #plr executive manager of the Public Ser-| Dr, Albert Einstein, originator of the Jmgs B. Walker, Secretary of the | relativity theory, ald there was no m in German universities for Jewish old commission, Beyond the even aside from the anti- that there will be counsel, commis- | Je gion Secretaries and personal secre-| tine. Rev. H. E. 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