The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1922, Page 5

Syst ate, CAND. vou NO MORE MEETINGS WITH RUSSIANS AT HAGUE PARLEY pre eee erore ‘Soviet Told New Proposals Is Only Way to Reopen Negotiations. THE HAG 3, July 14 (Associated Press).—-No further joint meetings with the Russians will be held by the conferees on Russian affairs here unless the Soviet make known « desire Proposi noon, The non-Russian representatives will continue their meetings, and they Plan to hold a plenary session to ad Journ the conference, probably next Wednesday. During a meeting of the Credits Commission M. Litvinoff announ that he had no new proposals to put forward, and charged that the break in the negotiations was the fault of the non-Russian representatives. Baron Romano Avezzano, Chairman of the commission, had informed the Russians earlier in the session that the door was still open until the con- ference was officially adjourned. He declared the non-Russian commission representatives to submit new it was decided this after- had not been unconciliatory. If the Russians had any new facts they could be placed before any of the three sub-commissions, he explained. The British delegation announced its belief that the conference now was definitely disrupted. — @ SOCIALISTS SEEK PEACE WITH SOVIET MOSCOW, July 14 (Associated Press.)—The trial of the thirty-four members of the Russian Social Revo- lutionary Party, charged with plot- ting against the Soviet Government and various Bolshevik leaders, 1s now entering its final stage. Taking of (nor evidence was concluded yester- @ay, and the first of the actual de- tails of the alleged plots were intro- duced. Meanwhile word has been received here that groups of Social Revolu- tlonists, terming themselves the most important in the Urals, have proposed @ conference for the purpose of Mquidating the party and joining its efforts with the Soviet regime. PERCENTAGE TABLE (CLAIMING INCREASED SEATING CAPACITY Range From 8 Per Cent. to 70 and Soon May Be Still Higher. Given in percentages, the in- creased seating capacity afforded by the terms of the B. R. T. order amounts to: WEST END LINE. 9.00 A. M. to 10.00 A. M. 2.00 P.M. to 4.00 P. M. 4.00 P.M. to 6.00 9.00 P. M. to 10.00 SEA BEACH LINE. 10,00 to 11.00 P. M. FOURTH AVENUE LINE. $.00 to 9.00 P. M. + 124% BROADWAY ELEVATED. FULTON STREET $.00 0 9.00A.M. .... MYRTLE AVENUE itive: 7.00 to 8.00 A. M. 00 to 9.00 A. M. » ay CO.D.MACHINE GON CO. IN + YARDS, BioomINGT UN DEER WOODt UNDE eWO \ THE EVENING WORLD. FRIDAY, JULY 14 Illinois Militia Guarding Shops Of Alton Railway at Bloomington, IIl. B.R.T. ORDERED 10 IMPROVE SERVICE TOO TRAINS A DAY AT COST OF $750,000 (Continued from Page.) quires the extension of to Prospect Park, giving a two and one-half minute interval between Manhattan and the business section of Brooklyn. The shortest headway re- quired under the Interborough ser- vice order during the same period of the day is three and cne-half minutes. In this respect the element of com petition in service is introduced be- tween the Brooklyn trains of the two systems. The West End und Sea Beach line, operating by way of the Manhattan Bridge on the express tracks of the this service Broadway-Fourth Avenue subway, will reduce the time between trains from seven and on f minutes to six minutes up to 10.30 A. M, and after 8 P. M. from Times Square. In the fall the six-minute interval will be required throughout the mid- dle of the day and throughout the evening. This will provide a three- minute interval on the express tracks between 36th Street, Brooklyn, and Times Square, via the Manhattan Bridge. “MOST INTENSIVE RAPID TRANSIT” IN CITY. The lines serving the Eastern Dis- trict, operated via the Broadway ele- vated tracks, are limited by the num- ber of trains that can be, operated over the single rail on the Williams- burg Bridge and the tracks of the Center Street loop. The present num- ber of trains scheduled through forty-two during the maximum morn- ing rush hours,and forty-eight dur- ing the maximum evening rush hours. This is the most intensive rapid transit service in the city, and the specifications of the commission's or- der naturally do got exceed these figures. It is the intention of the commis- sion to establish an all-day express service on the Broadway elevated line, via the third track. While the order does not require this at the present time, the railway company under- stands that this service must be in- augurated in the near future. The order requires the immediate exten- ston of the present express service from Jamaica, past Broadway and Myrtle Avenue to Chambers Street, up to 10 o'clock in the morning, and from Chambers Street to Jamaica af- ter 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Addi- tional express service from Rockaway Parkway on the Canarsie line will also be operated via the third track on Broadway, Brooklyn, The present short-line service from Chambers Street after the evening rush hours pic A ER es i cheese It makes no difference whether youbuyFerris Hams or Bacon. You will enjoy the iden cal fall richness of fi vor in either. If your butcher can’t supply you, ask us who can, F. A. Ferris & Co., Inc. New York will be extended up to 8.30 P.M. The lines serving the southern por- ion of Brooklyn and those operating ween Flatbush, Fourth Avenue and DeKalb Avenue stations are limited by the total number of trains that n be operated through the Montague Street tunnel and over the Manhattan Bridge. The number of trains now operated past these controlling points during the rush hours is not the md mum that should be operated, cording either to theoretical or pr: cal standards. ‘The proposed order for two hours, or specifies increases, with the provision that maximum loads to be carried be limited to 200 per cent. on steel cars, that is, double seating pacity, and 150 per cent, on the sh ars. When the lith Street-E rn line is completed and in operation, the entire service will be changed radical- ly. A large part of the Centre Street loop traffic wil be diverted to 14th Street, and Canal Street will be re- stored to its proper function as a way station, Instead of serving, as it does at present under conditions of gross congestion, as a great inter- change centre. The extension of the Whitehall- Queens line to Prospect Park de- creases the interval by increasing the number of trains between Brooklyn and Monhattan from 16 to 24 per hour. NEW METAL SHEATHED CARS INCREASE SERVICE. The furnishing of the new steel cars ordered for use in the Centre Street loop will permit the operation of an all-steel car equipment. For the next few months, pending the receipt of the fifty new cars, the ex- isting available all-steel ‘s will be supplemented by 100 of the so-called metal sheathed cars, having a buse that is claimed to be as strong as @ steel car. The latter are of the con- vertible type, seating sixty passen- gers. In 1913, a few months after the signing of the dual subway con- tracts, the Public Service Commis- sion put the Centre Street loop lines into operation in order to afford im- mediate transit relief. To do this it wus necessary to use the then exist- ing wooden cars operated on the ele- vated lines—first, because the com- pany did not have the steel cars, and second, because the elevated lines in and around East New York had to be reconstructed to carry the heavier weight of the steel equipment and to provide proper switching and inter- change facilities. The last of this reconstruction work has but recently been finished. ‘The Centre Strect loop operation has been of tremendous service to a large section of Brooklyn, especially in view of the continuous delay in the constructigg and completion of the 14th Street line. ‘The present Transit Commission, the ‘Transit Construction Commissioner and the Public Service Commission all have desired to continue this service with- out interruption, but all have been concerned because of the risk in- volved in the continued use of wooden equipment. The loop situation differed, how- ever, materially from the usual :ub- way operation, for the reason that the loop itself is largely a terminal, with, consequently, a more complete control of train movements. This service, furthermore, was put under the st complete and exacting supervision and direction. The tran sit officials who in the past have di- rected it, continued to face the risk of criticism in order to keep up the maximum of service the public has required, This service has continued now nearly ten years, has carried millions of passengers, and has been without accident. ‘The existing schedules require 403 trains on the Broadway (Brooklyn) service operating into the Centre Street loop. Of these, approximately 250 are wooden the rest are steel. Under the order of the Com- mission all entirely wooden cars are ordered out of the loop. The new steel cars in u the B. R. T. have y of almost double that of the old type. The company !s therefore required immediately to purchase fifty new steel cars for 1 operation, and on their re ceipt they will be placed in the Centr Street loop operation and the 100 sheathed cars withdrawn. This will y from mark the final withdrawal other than complete steel car subway operation. The commission desired to order at this time sufficient cars to cover necds which it is foreseen will in tl near future. The financial entangle ments of the company, due to its be ing in the hands of p receiver, how ever, absolutely preclude the financ- ing at this time of a large capital outlay. There are already outstand- ing fourteen million dollars of re ceiver’s certificates and no 0 could be found for issuing and fi Ing another, and possibly subordinate ®}could be done, issue of receiver's certificates, Wur- thermore, the delay in the construc tion of the 14th Street line has de- ferred the time when otherwise least one hundred additional cars would be required. The most that therefore, was tot quire the immediate purchase of fift cars to be financed through existin: available funds, so the matter of 1° quiring the purchase of more than fifty cars was put over until the fall, when it is expected that the improv- ing financial condition of the com- pany will permit further outlays. B. R. T. SYSTEM MORE COMPLI- CATED THAN |. R In preparing its order the Commis- sion took cognizance of certain facts materially differentiating the situa- tion of the B. R. 'T. lines from those of the Interborough. The operation of rapid transit lines by the B, R. T. ls more complicated, because in many cases two or more lines operate par ticular tracks In common over part of the routes and then divert in order to cover widely separated portions of the city. The ratio of traffic carried during » 5 ; aa, PENNY A. 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The commision has had under coh- sideration a further specific order covering Saturday and Sunday ser- ing in Brooklyn work in the Borough] vice, but has decided that in view of of Manhattan, The mid-day riding of]the fluctuations in travel on these} PENSA\ these passengers therefore takes place}days and holidays, due to weather | tssued ye in Manhattan instead of over lines offand other causes, it will be practi-| Guy Met.av the B. R. T., with the result that the longer mi y headway is reasonable in Brooklyn where it would not be permissible in Manhattan. cally impossib!s to establish definite schedules that would invariably be suitable. The commision, therefore has laid down a general standard of The B. R. T. lines have an advan-| Service for excursion riding which it tage over those of the Intertorough,| ill undertake to supervise closely The company has given assurances in the fact that their equipment 18] that it will co-operate with the staf newer. of the commision in working out the details of proper Sunday and holiday ¢, and in view of such assur ances and of the difficulty of estab lishing definite schedules, the com mission has decided to withold the issuance of such an order pending the results of the informal method of Under its contract with the city, the Brooklyn company chased 900 new steel cars, the last 80 of which are scheduled to be finished within the next thirty or sixty days. With the delivery of the last of these, the company will almost suf- has already pur- have handling the situation ol steel cur equipment to serve aranent pee ms ar ACER, : Officials of the Brooklyn Rapid vee Transit Company to-day declined to The B. R. 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