The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1922, Page 6

¢ 8 a St 30 1 id, t factory | of robbery, one STOKES DOWER neg in yeus Tost pie tory | of robbery, one of them being a coh Pha ihnd ie ditional charge was brought against PHONE AND LIGHT CASE STARTED] sremriooment rather nan eed a tary holdup” aacurred in| himone CMMrR® at Bowens 88 — aggregate were nearly 80 por cent.|@ poolroom at No. 665 Wesetneton | —— * - », | lower in 1921 than in 1920. | Street last night, when @ fone gunman | WESTHING MURDER THIAL POST. Divorcee Takes Stand. and Re- $e lentered) cited “°UUAMGAT Olean down! PORED. counts Cruel Treatment at Hands of Former Husband. The suit for the restoration of her dower rights brought by Mrs, Helen | « Btwood Stokes against W. BE. D Stokes was berun to-day before Jus- tice Cohalan in Supreme Court. After having had the case post- poned weekly for a month because of iliness, Mr, Stokes appeared in court to-day and was actively engaged with his lawyers in making notes during the opening address of Samuel Unter- myer, counsel for Mrs. Stokes, and during the subsequent testimony, Regarding the signing away of her| dower rights in some forty-nine pieces | of valuable property, Mr. Untermyer charged that the plaintiff's signature to the’ document was obtained by fraudulent means. He also alleged that Albert H. Gleason, Mr. Stokes's personal counsel, was implicated in this alleged conspiracy. Mrs, Stokes was the first” witness called and told in detail of cruel and inhuman treatment by her husband from a time three months after their marriage, Feb. 11, 1911. eins | BUSINESS IMPROVING; FACTORY WAGES UP Monthly Report Shows SO Cents Raise in Average Pay. ALBANY, Jan. 30.—Improved bual- ness conditions as well as seasonable activity were seen in the increase of 59 cents In the average weekly earnings of New York State factory workers from November to December, State In- |dustrial Commissioner Henry D. Sayer | jannounced to-day. The average weekly earnings of factory workers in the State in De- cember last were $24.01, or 12 per cent. jess than the average of the preceding December. The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics reported, it was sald, that the cont of An announcement of the Public ay tng in coke. New York og Commission \ says that it is re Teme, Rese neil 1920, to December: a view to obtaining this revenue it would appear, therefore, the that Commissioner Huyes ordered the Consolidated Company to raive its — = rates and that the increases, which are substantial, have gone into cffect. | ‘The Empire City Company refused to obey the order, and the Cerporation Counsel hus applied to the courts for @ mandamus. The Public Service Commission claims authority over both companics and has directed a hearing for Feb 3. psceneeeediieantieeal RATES MAY 60 UP -OWHAYESS ORDER Commissioner Directs Increase in Charge for Conduits That Carry Wires. Commissioner Hayes of the Depart- mont of Water Supply, Gas and Elec. | tricity has ordered the Empire City Subway Company, Limited, and the Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical | Subway Company to raise thelr rates so the city, which is entitled to the earnings of both companies in excess of 10 per cent., may make some money | out of them. The Consolidated Com- | pany has obeyed the order and made | substantia! increases. ‘The Empire! City Company has refused to obey the order, and asserts that if the rates are raised telephone and light rates must also go up. The President of the Empire City Subway Company ts Howard F. ‘Thurber, who is President of the New York Telephone Company. The Directors are Bancroft Gherardi, act- ing chief engineer of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company; Walter S. Gifford, Vice President of the A. T. & T.; John W. Lieb, who, is President and Director of the New York Edison Company, and James A. Stewart, who is a Vice President of the New York Telephone Company ‘The Consolidated Company owns the conduits which carry the high tension wires of the electric light companies, and the Empire company those through which run the wires of tho telephone company and the low ten- sion wires of the New York Edison Company. DEAD, GAS TURNED ON. Bvan Weodring, sixty-five, wae found dead to-day in the furnished room he had occupied for a short time! at No. 1615 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn. ‘The room was filled with gas from a jet, in the wall, He left a note which asked that the police notify Mr new it of No. 981 Seneca Avenue, Glendale, of his @eath. rich, golden brown of your morning coffee will mean more to you if you will in- sist on French Seal Coats Beaver, Squirrel, Skunk, Natural Fitch or Slynx Lamb Collars and Cuffs. Regular Retail Price $375 $125 French Seal Coats Sheffield 40-Inch_ Length; Large ’ Skunk Collar and EVAPORATED ° Mitk Real Sheffield Milk, evapor- ated to the consistency of rich cream. Kolinsky Wraps Kolinsky Wrap, full length; un- bewed Hae quality Hoang ‘Skins. iginal retail price $1,600. Now $550 Kolinsky Wrap, sport model, fin- est Tomsky Skins. Actual cost of skins and labor $600. Now $600 Kolinsky Wrap, full length; very > = finest Tomaky Skins. 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