The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1922, Page 9

=, the property. i} ; > £ Arnate ) PALL HAD KILLED WowsN FOUND - mer , . _ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922, GAS CASE DELAYS (|2HURTIN CRASH “LET THE FARMERS . BLAMED ON MAYOR, PUT UNDER ARREST| IN ON TRUST GAME | Reckless Driving, Intoxication and No License, Charged Against Autoists. Mined of Charges Against Commis- sion When Fault Is City’s, Says Prendergast. Putlic Service Commissioner William! An automabite in which four men] WASHINGTON, - = Me were riding Qrashed into a subway) that the Federal anti-trust laws Nae K. Prendergast, while presiding at a) f ‘dit ju fearing into gas rates to-day, fle toe Fe oiie. Seite Bively threw back into the fi Mayor Hylan the oft made charge Qhat the Public Service Commission | SV" The driver was fs purposely delaying action in the under the steering wheel pending gas rate cases in the interests @ fthe gas corporations When Assistant Corporation Coun- | Sel el M. Maldwin Fetig asked the com-| )-) mission for further delay in continu- tng the unfinished rate case of the} cs Bronx Gas & Electric Company be-| @ause the city’s expert, Archibald B. Little, was eng: in other gas] ¢ rate cases, Mr. P’rende was about time the city administra- Won provided funds for the employ- ‘ment of experts and facilities to pro- weed and stop charging the delay to the Public Service Commission. In the continued hearing of the rate ease of the New York & Queens Gas Company before the commission to- day former Public Service Commis- ioner Milo H. Maltbie, testifying as @ witness for the commission, said he disagreed with the decision and opin- fon of former Appeals Judge Miller (now Governor), in which the Judge | held that 1c incurred early in the | ions should properly cr years as value to| Hive Failed—Slurs Supreme Court. Declaring | . a aeraatices AEA ‘ant which they were drawn, Senator Nor thrown to the} ris of Ne as found pinned | day thi Two of the! farmer e was willing to give the} ‘authority to form any kind nid trust-—either buying or sell ad Jet them get into the game quartet escaped without and left the sce The in ness at the adding that the rast said it ‘everybody" JohnDarial, Broadway. GNA Sons, Shana Bh Sts. Economy Sale Friday Saturday Thursday DEFENDANT IVY “NIOKY" ARN-| STEIN CASE DENIED BAIL REDUCTION. Women’s and Misses’ DRESSES 5.00 The Values Are Unequaled Sizes 16 to 44 An application for the reduction of the bail bond of William D. Enasterday from $3.500 to $1,000 was denied by Justice Bijur in Supreme Court to-day Basterday was indicted in March, 1919, indictment Court | trols prices,"* he continued. | not yet found it out.” . a Senator Norris Says Anti-Laws| JAPAN STOPS WORK |"Tokio Carries Ont Provisions of veen 44th] rjied to accomplish the purposes for! 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