The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1922, Page 10

eee 10 “POLICE MECHANS [GT TRACTION OPERATION HEAR DAUGHERTY (2!“Z'itee (ESE EXAMINE BRAKES’ AS TRIED IN DETROIT WARNS | ISREADY TO RESIGN) sng OF CARS ON STREET _ NeW YORK TO BE CAUTIOUS) IF HELD GUILTLESS|s::2-"ss:zzcos seas Peter Potter Avenue, Astoria, dled this morning at 4 : 7a St. John's Hospital from burns re- will be jer’s {o (Contitmed ) operated profitably with @ five-cent! Aitgrney General Fears Fu-|ceived when her clothing caught fire ‘ Deputy Collier Ss Squad c y a: fare aed an additionul Be eent for) SHOrn J a2 . \t hor home Saturday night, She had your pipe caddy Summon Drivers to Court J. o.onot be anid that they have teea| ansters. | The weight of evidence} {ure Congress Would Re- yi. an invatia for two years, follow + CaRBOL FO hey ve been) thus far leans to the negative side o a ‘ se ila . for Defects. a failure. What it has done, above all] the propo jospite the fact} vive the Impeachment. — fine + trottey accident on the Queens- (fe [RE $ IVEN your Christmas din- 2 things, {9 to emphaaize tho danger of| that, from all standpoints, manage- - _ boro Bridge, and was alone at the ner party with bela clpallty owned and operated} ment of the lines lias been superla- ‘ a sident Laughing Record. You' find ~ Special Deputy Pollee Commis- Iway system coming under| tively efficient \SHINGTON, Dee. 11.—Attorney | tine of the aceldent. nt r ¥ " : maner Barron Collier, in charge o{|the control of professional polltician«| Arter six months of operation the| ‘eneral Daugherty’s Interest in hay- | {alph Sternbe neighbor at [se AMES GOLFER will serve as a most oe va ty Ltr tho, Bureau of Public Welfare at Po-Jor a politician who will prove onol wean of the adie of municipal | {x impeachment charges againit [tracted by her screams, broke down obliging caddy—for corn cob or briar or body in the Joly tik ed to-day | Whit less capable or leas honest po [operation has changed from that for] jim aired fully rather than suppr the door and found that her clothing ‘ ; makes Christmas seem like pe SrumAnuateres cD estHoR {O°5K7 FT oy oe Memon ive (Han fOrriur| OCs tans eo aREONON. tenor [eee curly eatnee tana eee 8 other favorite pipes. CHibennie, * nad oF polloermenits 4 s E a lowe are 10 « vitho nthe use Judicher 01 1 been completely consumed by i that at § o'clock a squad of 1 - m i Mayor Couzens has been profit.’ ‘The ery had been that with expliined ay due to a desire to} y)mos, which presumably need een Peter Putter is made of wood, handsomely hand- Who are expert mechanics, in charge} pe, Test COMES WITH ELEG.-| private operation profits came before ¢ Cabinet when be recetves on | 4) gas range. The body wax taken to le Hallock Mortuary Chapel, which The, of Lieut. Martin A. Noonan, with «| Sion OF NEW DETROIT MAYOR, |"rvico. I'riends of munielpal opera- painted, twelve inches high, firmly poised on a broad ation roving commission, began inepectins | Hotroit, in the very near future, win) on Now seem to be endeavoring to | A rebért that: Afr, Daumherty will | wit, nalt by her aon base and ase St Pct ite load him down with the brakes and mechanism of auto-|wago a now mayorality campaiey [Caueate the traction travelling public | rosisn is being circulated, having its 5) silt iol enamel pipes, smiles pleasantly as though tickled to a tee. xo that if a higher rate of fare than mobiles on the streets. Where de-] Municipal operation of traction linrs vrigin, presumatly, in a high ofeial OVERCOME IN TRUCK ive cents with one cent additional If you are seeking a gift for a man that will sur- yecome Its fe 8 hobby. f the Department of Justice, The | R fects are found which make an auto-jhas | footie eae n bby ec | ot transtere should meome necessary | Attorney Ciencral’s closost axsistants BY GASOLINE FUMES pass the usual by its striking originality and clever- Lau ig ecord engers or tha “s. i order to further imptnve: service |: Bie Nd ia oe fie Mobile unsafe to Its Paso n gers ot on { Pictely forgotten, have teen relerate'l ong relieve congestion, the highor rate] a's Se Te Oumoent diwe Aten Wewndlin Mueleued Want) ness, give him a Peter Putter Pipe Rack. And of 75 CENTS AT ALL DEALERS Dublic a summons will bo served 60) 4,, the background of discussion. Tin | will be received with equanimity. to i nipabls) ts Oaco! ten Found in Ructeve : cour, the: plece w buy wisll an ih 9 ted the driver for immediate court ap-|man selected by voters to be the next . , wut the rumor is credited amor Orne var. . terestin; “4 he Mayor will be the ono who, In their] 1m tht on Ha abr ona of Daugherty’s opponents trolinan Petrizzo of tho Mast sist unusual gift is here at Lewis & Conger’s. peg +f te mn the Dete xction situation Nr. Daugberty's adtions have made - : bs % ; -yJopinion, is the most eapablé of suc Ir ugher i tation noticed a big moving van Send leaflet contatning Christmas Su; tions Mr. Collier said that a preliminary |r rin. “Conducting tho street rai {he wnannes POUatt. SEOUL. Bese Bi ho will not resign under fire ( Street and Madivon Avenue at liens ef aii e o as brought a t be entered tho Cabinet Waal” a a investigation had convinced him the} way jines, ion ow rough! about musi io he entored th abine! "eal 5 for a time pick up defec- se Oe tuaiea| *Ketehed, for Dotrolt is the first elty I he intended to remain onty {2 “clock this morning and remembered squad would fora Pp Detroit 8 voters who have st uated n the country to place control of its or two and then return to the |b had seen In there in the same py five cars af the rate of 120.8 month--/the traction situation closly—and) raction facilities completely in the] oractice of law, possibly in Washing- esterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, F with the ‘result that if magistrates] thero are few hid vere at KMOW | junds of its chief executive under pro- (ton, but he found he enjoyed the Cabl. |" chedat and found in ite enclosed dre willing to\impone & 16 N61] et eee ieee ee er thes come,| Vinone of charter which gives the [net work, and if he hind any Intention |W" 0 ont ‘Hellewue Hompital, “Ore 45th Street and Sixth Avenue ° ; . Me! mayor extraordinarlly wide powers, |of quitting at the end of a year he{YO' "he" nip Salil ‘ exch case the City Treasury will be|‘They believe that the situation pos-land niso for the reason that every {soem ne wns Frank Miller, No. 618 Perry & One block north of the Hippodrome enriched $8,000 a month. Reanos grave dangers, for they think municipality tn the country ix begin sol}. | that should a Mayor be elected who} ning to realize that it probably is the Meatistics prepared under Mr. Coll-| 71, ieorcusly to ao regard the best|beat test of municipal operation that fer's supervision show that in the last | intercats of the railway system, as} could be had. It is a venture whiet | ar the year 9,000 pedestrians were injured bY |rormer Mayor Courens has done.) js j\kely private automobiles, 3,690 by commer-| municipal operation !s apt to prove . cial vehicles other than taxicabs, and| ty be a dismal, demoralizing and 0. 5 Harvey Plac at Hungarian Literary Society y of New York fs making elab to have important influence Jorate arrangements for ite thirty-third ito be held on New Tint Regiment Ar- in shaping opinions of the voters of }annual peasant by other cities where traction problems | ¥e* 2,009 by the 20,000 taxicabs which are|nigniy expensive failure. This islhave become of paramount. import, |Mory- This organization, the oldest and now iloensed in the city. ‘There have|treniiy admitted by officials of Do-|tnee , MOE SARbOrY mont prominent, Hungarian society I been 6,898 collisions between motor }troit who have been with the munt- — ., [this country. necks f driven vehicles and 1,173 between mo-| cipal operation and ownership since|PINGREE’S “THREE-CENT FARE" |affalr with an tnternitiona) coloring. tor vehicles and those drawn bylits inception and have been its] CAMPAIGN CRY STARTED IT, | ooinponed of people of foreign birth to a horses. strongest supporters. They assert] Discontent over the traction situa-|be represented at thin fentival by dele- Mr. Collier estimates that nearly|that the situation is loaded with dy-| tion here dates back thirty years. It|Rations dressed !n various native cos- , half of these accidents are due to the | namite. Waa then that Mayor Pingres opened |!tmee Inability of chauffeurs to contro! de-| Municipal ownership and operation| « campaign for a three-cont’fare and = : fective machines. came to Detroit as a result of an] for the twenty succeeding years that|the company from tho streets at any ——_—— agitation for a straight five-cent fare] Was the slogan of every man in poll-| time. But agitation against the com SEEK FORTUNE T and improved facilities with attendant] tics who stood for Mayor or an Al-| pany Increased, yet the fare was in- - MRS. LEVY 4] decrease in congestion. dermanic position. ~ creased to a flat six cent rate. James Detective Gebhardt of the Missing] After six months of municipal] The Detroit Railways Cbmpany, | Couzens, now the Senator from Mich- Persons Bureau at Police Headquarters] operation the city stili has to pay | which was a privately owned com-|!gan, took the leading part in the is seeking the next of kin of Mrs, | five-cent fare with one cent for trans-| pany, gave heed to this agitation and| campaign against what was consid- Henrietta Levy, who as Miss Henrietta | fers, the samo rate tn force Immedi-|in 1909, when {ts franchises were|ered the company's _ indefensible Stone, was a fortune teller at No. 2988| 8tely before the lines were taken over} about to expire, it had in force a fare|stand. How he became primarily re- Fo nica . “,, {from the Detroit United Railways, a}that permitted seven rides for 25] sponsible for the decision of voters to Fee ea a eee ech p | privately owned and managed com-|cents, and on certain lines eight for] take the affairs of the traction Ines And two bankbooks showing deposits of|Pany. Congestion lian not been ro-|25 cents. When this country entered |in thelr own hands and results 1 $113 were found in. the apartment, |duced although there has been im-| the war, and cost of operation mount- | detail of that decision will be told in Neighbors naid that Mis Levy quar-| provement in facilities and it is yet}ed, the fare was increased to five| subsequent articles: F relled with her relatives several years|to be demonstrated that the lines,|cents. Franchises had expired and it -—— } ‘ago and had lost touch with th under municipal operation, can be in the power of the city to oust (Second Articl FIFTH AVENUE TererHone FitzRoy 1900 WOMEN! 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