The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 4

FARE TURNSTILES [Five Off to Seek $50,000,000 ONELEVATEDLNES ~ | ASKEDBY HEDLEY Gest for 800 to Be $200,000] Ne” York Harbor to Haltrax, On Mysterious Treasure Island Party Sails From Elizabeth to Hunt Geld and - «Jewels Off Nova Scotia. An expedition secretly outfitted at Blizabeth, N. J buried treasure with a traditional value of $50,000,000 is oh its way from The party comprives two Newark men, two from White Plains and one _THE: EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922. , ee ——— that the crew of the treasure shir! 19 IN STATE HAD fee's'| $1,000,000 INCOMES then buried it, An acquaintance of come tax returns for the calendar ypar ended Deo. 81, 1920, was 6.85 per cent., whereas the proportion of the popula- Mr. Howne said that he has been ShGh The averages int. \noomne per planning many years for this attempt Ts Baik Joy] return for the Lnited States wan And has put $20,000 or more into ne|Jene ‘Tax Payment 86 Per) a te ttt ror'New York it was expedition, a confident of success Cent. Less Than Last $8,847.84 Friends of } them he exp beth within two or three months, ‘ameron sald he told if — to be back in Eliza Year. SLAYER GOES TO MATTEAWAN. Joseph Carlamagno, thirty-one, of No. : et Were! City, yesterday was taken to the Matten- ae ; COMMISSIONS TO STUDY | 554,500,000. They were 36 per cent. less] wan Asylum for the Criminal Insane ‘or the recovery o! GERMANY’S FINANCES | ‘last June, when $84,000,000 was] on an order signed by Justice Fawcett. A jury in the Supreme Court had ren- dered a verdict that Carlamagno was insane. Carlamagno shot and killed Charles Shreyer of No. 604 Flushing Four Bodies Named to Subject for Reparatio: BERLIN, June 22.—Pretiminary dis- * Bowers bas made public 9 showing in New York State pet Against Estimated Savings |rvom witeabeth. At Hallfax they will ship on another boat to an obscure sonal income returns for the year ended | Avenue April 24, island off Nova Scotia, where they seek the treasure which has cost fortunes} cussion by representatives of the Ger-|Vece 31, 1920. This showed that th: GEORGE A. FARNHAM DEAD. of $858,000 a Year. in many vain expeditions. |i number filed was 1,047,634, representing ret income amounting t6 $4,030,623,696 man Ministry and members of the Al- SARATOGA NGS, N. Y., Committee on Guarantees have re- SPRING June i ‘The Elizabeth member of the party Doak ean .—George A. Farnham, a former Pres- , Application was fied with the Tran-| is , Cameron, fiftyenine, of goon back to u legend that during «| "ltd In the creation of four sub-com- ith BI he “taureeeiver eho Jent of the New York State Hotel git Commission to-day by Frank Hed 595. Aad Rv the oflwar between South AtetHéam coun. | Masons to investigate various bubjects| crowth of 364,649 in returns filed, Men's Association, died here yesterday. Say, President of the Interborough No. 595 Madison Avenue, in connection with the financial control] well as an increase in total net income] He was proprietor of the American z Cameron & Kaulfers Company, pat-|tries many years ago the government ; nmounting to $594\280,517, but a de-| Motel and wax widely known through- Rapid 7. re ti s in Germany proposed by the Reparations : D' ransit Company, for permis-} oy makers, Nd, 56 Marshall Street. of one determined to save the national | (.ommiasion crease In the tax of $113,185,071. rut the State. @ Mion to install, as soon as possible.) award W. Bowne of Newark, for- treasure from capture and put it Nineteen persons in this State har a COUNT VON HUEL The first sub-commission will Investi-} incomes of $1,000,000 or more in 1920 and 900 turnstiles such as are in use in} oy q rancher in Montana, is the|aboard « ship. The vessel escaped the [sate Germany's pier ela alesien two had Incomes of more than $5,000,-| | BERLIN, June 22 the subway on the Manhattan ele- ene! dd reache e % tal | 0 ‘or the entire country thirty-three | Huelson-Haesler, Imperial Director of eres and. aston The captien {arecting head and the financial enemy and eyes ae comes of Can- the German frontier and the| incomes of more than $1,000,000 were | Theatres, died at his home here yester- ee = SRLENSONG: ne applic®-liacker of the expedition. A Cali-]ada, wher gems w ra the floating debt and official] reported for 1920, day. He was born in Berlin in 1858, fions. The application will be consid @red at the next regular meeting of the commiasion on Tuesday Tt will cost $200,000 to buy and in- 6 Stall the turnstiles. As against this Mr, Hedley offers a saving of $498,000 @ year in labor cost and $360,000 a year in additional fares which will be obtained from patrons who now @heat the ticket choppers either by erowding through in the rush hours ‘without depositing tickets or dropping imitations of tickets into the boxes, It is estimated that 2 per cent. of the Elevated patrons ride free in the @ourse of a year Installation of turnstiles, Mr. Hed- fornian who possesses the secret of es | the treasure and who is said to hold | a a lease from the Canadian Government on the island where the gold is said to be hidden is another partner in the enterprise. a At the Elizabeth pier from which this treasure hunter sailed Tuesday, Cameron sald he would not know for two months whether he had taken a pleasure trip or @ profitable business journey to Nova Scotia. i The: story of the buried treasure until he produces it. He has had something over five years in which to produce something; put up to the present moment, as far as the com- mission has been able to learn, he has produced nothing. At every stage of its effort to secure improve- ment the Mayor has offered nothing but \obstruction.”* Jey points out, does not mean that any employees will be dropped. The saving will, come in the annual turn- over of employees in that those who @rop out of the ticket-selling service will not be replaced. ‘The figures as to economy in labor cost and increased fares in turustile operation have been given by Mr. Hedley in testimony be- fore the commission. Chairman George McAneny of the Transit Commission has again de- Bounced Mayor Hylan for ‘‘obstruct- iug’’ every plan of transit relief. Chairman McAneny's attack was @rawn by a statement from the Mayor replying to Gov. Miller's ®@peech in Quecns Tuesday night. 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