The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1922, Page 10

{ \ \ . \ | | | { j \ ON I | i } i } } 10 CABLE MONOPOLY IN WESTERN WORLD ALMOST AT ANEND U. S. Succeeds in First Effort to End Compani North and South Americ. | LOWER RATES LATER ON Western Union Will Now Be | Allowed to Land Its Cable to 1 Barbados at Miami. By David Lawrence. (Special Correspondent of The Eve ning World.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (Copy: 1922.)—The United States Govern. | ment has succeeded in its first effort | to abolish monopolics munication = thre An agreement ha reached with the Telegraph Company, lea Cable the ! and the Company fan, Peruvian and FE lorian ¢ ernments which will mean « revelu- tionary change in cable communica ton between North and South} America, bringing with it unques tionably later on lower rates as well 2s improved service and establishiny ultimately freedom from — cabl | Baby Gitl Born to Her Daughte Monopolies in the Western Hemi- | 40) 4 ' uaa lhg eA Sas R. R. TAX INV. sphe | Mrs. Stires, “Going to Be a ALID The basis of the new agreement, | Contralto.” : ; which brings to an end the spectac . Supreme Court To-Day Declare ular fight between the Washington| * a Lake Loulae Homer Stiress! 1 ines Exempt From Intrastai Government and the Western Union| *## born to Mr. and Mra, Ernest M. over the landing of a cable in Miam!, | Stes Jt yesterday morning ot tl Impost. restaal |New York Nursery and Chili's Hos) WasuiNGTON, Jun. #.—‘Thk First, the All-America Cable Com. | Pil No. AG} Weut Glat Street. M ise taxes impoxod by North Dake pany shall surrender the monopoly |" i eget Penuonree wor tale upon railroads within the State wers it enjoys to the landing of cables in omer, contralto of the Met= | held to be invalid by the Supreme Peru and Ecuador while the Western oan ee e ra Company, was Mar | Cyiirt to-day Union, which is affiliated with the Ani ta te oda Shure | tthe court ordered a re-argument at April to the son of the rector, Dr British-owned Western Telegraph M. Sires, who performed the | the case brought by the Governme Company, shall surrender its me-leoremony. It is the first. grand-jagainst the Southern Pacific and Nopolies on the Brazilian coast and) Child on either side of tne fam'ly Central Pacific silway companic 54 5 Mr 4 Mrx. Homer were just | . the Eastern shores of South Ame leaving these Nohie at No 8 ta Sten | Ht involves the question of the owner joa, and thereafter neither compan shall have monopolies on cithe coast, A Few of the Up-to-Date Costumes Worn by Skaters In the Throng That Swirls on Prospect Park Lake Stre | “Yes, itis very exciting, Hor THE EVE NING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1922. Registration Amendments Recom- Dorohol, of No. Mike |MME. LOUISE HOMER NOW GRANDMOTHER et orter met them. sy to go to the horpital when a NORTH DAKOTA'S ship cifie by the id Mme. | n and control of the Southern Pacific BEATRICE _BOOR Central Va and will fy : ‘ be heard on Mareh 18, Second, The Western Union will he Homers ene PaPy weighs ca Permitted to land ita cable ut Miami, eatures and lots of black DANZIG TO HANDLE BIG Fla, connecting the Island of Huy. | Really, she's the prettiest buby you ados, where the Brazilian cable had /fYe" saw—and = named after “her! EMIGRATION TO AMERICA od AES | mother and me because, of course, we i = reached, with the United States | think she's going to have a contralto Third, Settlement is conditioned | voice.” Jews, Who Complained of Cracl- ‘wpon the consent of the Brazilian ||, MY Btiros, Soprano, took i (ies, Particalarly Pleased Government and the British company, | under the name of Louise Homer With 1 the Western Telegraph Company, to!in Carnegie Hall, March 12, the revocation of the original monup- Stires also has sung in co DANZIG, Jan. 9 Glowish Telegraph oly on the Brazilian coast. Her home is at No, 17 Ageney).--Large pawdern emigration The willingness Union and the All panies to surrender ™onopolistic priv of their farsighted: as well their recognition of thd fact @ooner or later when the present monopolies did expire the influence of the United States Government was | of the Western America Com- their respective s is an evidence as that sufficient to prevent the renewal of HN a such monopolies, und that by an| Mr and Mrs, Jacob De Goff of Ne electing the ‘port | agreement at this time competitive sae Woes aa Cae will sal borate 1 Nrat anhiouncem¢ nt that Poland : e brough out| their golden wedding anniversary | would compel all emigrants to embark Sepaitions, could) 6s brought “C) next Sunday night. Among the guests |from Danzig had caused some exeltes | which would enhance not only the| will be their elghi children, thirteen |ment, | particularly in Jewish circles, | revenues of the cable companies but} grandchildren and ono great-grand-| Who charged th ‘row eet | help to build communication and | child i tak elit ls! y emgrants 3 * South he ation will take place a commerce Hetween North and South | yAhrycehebration, wh Ke wise: | DEPORTED POLES MAY BE America. Street » hour set for the mar The fight for untrammelled com it will ADMITTED AS RUSSIANS! munications in the Western Hemi- |} the ey — sphere began under the V Ad |i. i Tha | American Consnl WII Vise Pann- ministration. Sc tary Col adopted re ports and Make Correctiona, practically the same poll dia | of the Riverdale Manufacturing Com Secretary Hughes—there {tics in it, simply a on the part of the American Govern- | ment to see to it that cable communi: | eation with the all-important conti | | ‘as no pol nent to the south of us wasn't con trolled by foreign owned companic: who might discriminate against the | citizens of the United State | President Harding, however, hus| the opportunity now to go even fur ther and to use the example of what | West cure has been accomplished in the ern Hemisphere as a means of ing freedom from monopoly in othe countries with which the United] States has direct communica tion, for admittedly and extensive comme upon communication Administration is saying nothin the present ubout license panies landing cables from European points, preferring to settle the South American situation first and offer an example of what can be de abol- | ishing cable monopolic Hut the as et cable world peace to com is that the Kellogs bill, enacts cently into a law, gives tho Chiet lox ecutive powers which may reve tionize the whole question of ate communication if properly exercised. | All the companies were } ht | into harmony id the impression Evening World corre t ained by tin of ment satis pvesticut munic ment of cial relat American time any company mit to land in t must free ite e@ennecions companies w America by d © and ' are not giving Arie ny peciprocul their perm voked unless of reciprocit removes al! the Executiy the rigm to grant or k at eny time that the conditions Ret fulled by cable companies in peace as well as in Lime of war { 4 Great - Grandch “ Cro} Ww ale of | | Street. jolden Wedding Cel | pany |\CUT SUGAR OUTPUT TO JACK UP PRICE ps Sold Bi nm Report. ASHINGTON, Jan 9. | production may be the med which xisting rma ati y bo straightened ov the I vormn, the in the out duction for this sent price ys the repor f $1 and | wut and Cuban resulted not of production of i noth domestic Special for Tuesday, January 10th MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED PARLAYS LOUISIANA SWEETS A collection of t made with of centres Peanut Butter, ete. POUND BOX { Boston | Broken Candy That wonder. | ful feast of | goodies for the little folks. PACKAGE | 19c wil ww Cont of Pr partment of ( of fin for both families, ‘are doing kreat number clear through Jby a Pol Polish ared thi Silty for the be Attend companies ation. | WARSAW, Jan. 9 Glewish Tele y).—Imr | deported or | shores because | will beg shown that they wer: Reduced | ctilt leave um through | 15,000. Immigr | Seve situ- tus hia rived perate straits, nt of On uted in a| MISS EVANS MAY SET TLE ut andthe year with | WITH HANNA EXECUTORS than for | ns St for raw | Reported Attempt at Compromixc to * the t Prevent Long Litigation, i, ‘This | County will enter the final decree ad- only from | mitting the will of Daniel Rhudes ets ds | Hanna, millionaire puolisier of | Cleveland, to probate neat Tuesday: oothsome delici A distinctive LOFT master- piece. Each bar a dainty candy lunch. Our regular 89c good: We Also Offer stations for th lish Government. is” the vd its decision to hy Ne y emigrants’ 1] parties of deporte Bee 79¢ mmmottiaus of the of em grunts «Spected to here are being erected mpany in which the Pol WrEest stock Government rough the nent of nding the « barracks, migrants who have returned from American e of the filled Polish quota United State most of whoni are in de fanee raame mended in Report to Governo: + who found fault ek to twenty-five u nel a last ow with haul of silver He was he examination SEVENTIT RACE ant i spent m« und Usually onty job. He Invariadty vid 6 in the om handied jimmy gh the front winde Do you drink CATHERINE SHAEFER. Then it will bee Miss June Avi Evans, who wa te tepto eulablish ai donlenet nso he vue ma., QR JUST TEA? f Mr. Hanna's sionn.nn estate way tes te ott here's a distinct difference in favor of | “Salada” Stern Brothers WEST 42d ST. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) WEST 43d ST. Continuation Sale Of Men’s Suits Kirschbaum Clothes At Drastically Reduced Prices $29.50 $39.50 Formerly priced up to $45 Formerly priced up to $60 At the original prices, these suits established a reputation as the most moderately priced good clothes in New York. These original closely-marked prices— and the reductions—are fairly Salted Peanuts It isan art to salt Peanuts properly and we claim the distinctionof being artists POUND BOX 39c and conservatively stated above. “All fabrics Allmodel allie No charge jor alterations. | Overcoats—Special $37.50, 47.50, 57.50 and the lyn we STABBED MAYORS REQUEST trope "Section in Hr ELECTION CHANGES) ee | DIDNT LIKE 608 Bas with the Following Conference, at night by his friend mda for three instead of four reg 8- | Masox Court «¢ with | ion days in md class citios | felontons Jamark is telle . nstead four days in| vu Hospits NEW YORK—BROOKLYN—QUELNS ate mmeans of 1° NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS. | = mitt ta Gin AME and th set CONDENSED STATEMENT s Conteren t 1 : oth i January 1, 1922 ration dity : f nt 7 hie | MM. (astead ot frome? Av My to 461 1| [Pe Mi us a present, and thar @ Ry "| RESOURCES eynin ; pe yok by proper | Se aromitight: Cash on Hand and in Federal err amendment to the Blection Law. t and Other Banks - - $8,219,779. fx tie num tegistration places! NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. USG saent, New York State che ve he wlection: aw. eel \ and New York City Secwrities - 7,371,050.94 rednice the cost of printing alxo are {ad AUR pe eiivion ior temmortuw i faces at 8 Other Securities - - - - - 5,975,653.50 nae . ener | ithe RACE 81,0000; for 9 near. | Loams - - - + + + + 22,250,007.80 ig made, aertain, that he ee [f sia Bonds and Mortgnges - - - - 1.253,655.00 ay pene élections in the cities oft Heel Banking Houses and Other Reel # the will be materially reduced | Estate - + we + = 1,349,417.06 iy and “chico aiicienoy, OF We. leas | | Accrued Interest, Net = = + + 191,979.33 hy Tn SrHiioh OURO HanAHteAC mh $46,611,543.51 } i 1 Ne $25,000 WORTH OF LOOT ti, : = i 4 ONLY HALF HE STOLE ijn ver s1c00 a H LIABILITIES eA —— Rian | Gapial = + - $2,500,000.00 i Gisterer Conte , His Field Wan i Surplus and Usdiwided Profite ~ 2,521,563.10 " Ali ayes eRe Re Aisi 3 ese 239,696.74 bY M Se . Deposits - - - > © = « 41,950,28K67 \ 1 a $46,611,543.51 eal r o 1th 1 " ‘ i vt Hay s old,| SIXTH RAC "SALADA” | 1th tem- | f Manutacturers NATIIAN S, JONAS, President Our Easy Payment Plan Applies Everywhere Within 150 M « of N.Y, We Furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly oF Montiily iyments. if P 1p : ae | IECE AMERICAN WALNUT DINING Rone: SUITE, Queen Anne Period, consisting of Buffet, China 5] 98: -50 Closet.’ Dining Table, €-foot extension; 4 pieces, as I!- lustrated, at January Columbia and Cortina Foreign Language Records on Sale. Columbla Grafonolas from $30 Up on Our Easy Payment Plan. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures Motor Truck | ENGLANDER DA-BED i With tonne cover, spring Deliveries. ne cite Machines at Popular Prices, SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT UP TO $110. 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