The evening world., 1915-02-26
BUSINESS MEN.

Phillip A. Come, Vice President Of
fsaks 4 Co.:
"1t's nne thing. and a great VIE
tory In behalf Of the business men Of
New York. The intcrcommunication
Of the human voice at long distance
has become as important ~ our rail- |
road systems In many respects. The
Evening World deservca great credit
Tor the night Il hes msds."
William A. orsdy. theatrical man.
my hat goes of to The Evening
World. I have watched with interest
The Evening Worlds nght for rea-
sonAbie reductions. At first II seemed
to me to be rather Q hopeless one.
But with that stick-to-it-iveness
which has always characterized The
Evening World II kept hammering
and hammering for those lower rates,
and now here they are. The lower
crai business prosperity OF tho city.
Besides that, thoy win benent thou
sands Of waGs earners. Il was q good.
clean fight, we'll won."
Arthur Woods. Police Commits.
"The Evening Worlds hght for
lower telephone rates In to be COM
mended, not only for economic value
to the community. but because the
victory means Z larger measure Of
safety for peraons living In Greater
New York. II Goes without saying
that q lowering Of the telephone
charges means q greater number Of
telephones. Many families who could
"a - en aN n n
old rates will. order them under the
new ones, And a house telephone
ID . splendid Waterman. For in
stance. John Smith. wt,o Hives In. the
suburbs, has a telephone IN his homo.
0upDoAa he 10 o travelling Salesma a.
He leaves the city on business. His
wife and daughter occupy the house
By themselves. Early In the MORN
lnE. let us say. Mrs. Smith secs q man
trying to force an entrance to the
house. She calls UP al00 Spring. tells
who she is. where ahe lives and what
In taking plAoe. The operator at Pol
Ice Headquarters phones TO the near
est station house to the Smith home.
and soon the reserves are on their
way there In the patrol wagon. What
might have happened had there been
no telephone Ii easy to imagine. The
Evening World deserves unstinted
praise"
Seasions:
"The Evening Worlds hght for
lower telephone rates has been In the
interest Of the people Of this city.
The people VIII surely proflt mater
ialiy. without any great loss to the
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