The evening world., 1915-02-26
ARLEM MERCHANTS
AND REAL ESTATE MEN
yUBILANT OYER CUT

their fghts have been good ones for
tho benefit OF the public. The Eve
ming World Ii always studying the In !
terssts OF New York. believe all |
our members, which include more |
than a thousand OF business and pro-
fessional men. will agree with me-"
Albert e. Wssslau, Treasurer
Washington Heights Taxpayers As
ISOLATION:
The Washington Heights Tax
payers Association is certainly CRATE
fui to The Evening World for Its fight
to reduce telephone rates and at the
next meeting shall ask that vote
OF thanks be passed. The only paper
that had the courage to come out and
fight the telephone company was The
Evening World. The Evening Worlds
activity In the reduction will be ap-
prsciated by the members of our
committee. who are Colin II. Wood
ward. Sidney Sorn, Albert Il. Wesslau,
Charles A. Du Bois OF Du Bois &c Tay-
lor, Rev. DIR. Milo II. Gates. Anthony
s. KrebIe, Norman Mcdonald, Slaw-
son a. Hobbs. Archibald Pate and
Eugene Van Ripper"
Colin n. Woodward, Republican
leader. Of tho Twenty-third Assembly
District. Transfer Tax Commissioners.
and original Chairman OF the Tele-
phons Com mittee Of the Washington
Heights Taxpayers Association:
'The Evening World and the Wash
ington Heights Taxpayers Assocla-
ton are responsible for the results
achieved. Our organization is the
only one to retain an attorney and
spend money for the reduction. and
Tho Evening World was the only
newspaper in the city to assist us"
Israel Finksnberg Of Finkenberg &
Sons. furniture dealers. One Hundred
and Twenty fourth Street and Third
Avenue:
TOO much praise cannot he given
The Evening World for the splendid
fight It has made In behalf Of the
public"
Martin lov;o Of No. 225 West One
Hundred and Thirty-nin Street, a
member of the Harlem Property
Owners Association and many COM
mercial associations in the city. called
at The Evening World Office yester-
day and announced that the COM
inercial association with which he Is
connected win pass resolutions COM
mending the work of The Evening
World.
Maurice Powers, storage and ware
house. No. l24 East One Hundred and
Twenty-hrst Street.
THE wonderful victory accom-.
piished by The Evening World de.
serves the highest commepdatior
from every resident in the city. I
is about time we had lower phon'
rates. 1t required an aggressive nigh
by a great newspapsr to bring abou
the desired result"
John n. Tonsss, Colonial Hotel.
"The Evening Worlds victory wa
wonderful. The best similie l Cal
. think Of 10 the way John McGrav
and George Stallings have won tn
pennants." ..
John q. oonnsily, insurance broker
No. 40 West One Hundred and Twen
? ity-seventh Street:
: "The excellent manner in whicl
=, The Evening World made tts figh
: was sure to be crowned with success
; The reduction In rates will not alon
prove = big saving to the taxpayers
but will increase the business Of tn
Q company. II is not the arst big vic
tory won by this newspaper and
2 hope 1t will not be the last" -,
Carl Hsausssr, Manager Pabst'
' Restaurant:
"All high class restaurant and hote
a keepers should give = vote Of thank
: to The Evening World.
THE average person does not kno,
the difficulty the management of
z place has TO contend with. not alon
= with their patrons. who may be per
fectly Justified or with the telephon
: company. who knows Of no court q
z appeal"
c Sol. A. Hyman. lawyer. No. 1877 Ea,
c One Hundred ana Twenty-hrst street
q 1T Ia the greatest victory that ha
NJ been accomplished by q newspaper
h many years. The wonderful fgt
d waged by The Evening World prove
< that the public has a real champion
MY hearty congratu tons to this gree
X paper on Its splendid achievement"
:, Charles A. ou Bois Of Du Bois
IL Taylor. broadway and One Hundrs
e and Forty.MxtL street. real estaI
" dealers:
= "k.mphaticslly The Evening Worl
e deserves q great deal OF credit e. th
reduction Of the telephone calls. It hi
=, been consistently fought and continus
/" until the fight was won"
Louis Kahn, owner SarAtoG
Stables, East Ono Hundred al
Twsnty-sixth Street:
s "The Evening World has achieved
~ wonderful victory. Its aygressiv,
.. ness In public welfare In we'll know
Il. to every one"
..ss Themas Wassen OF Knap & Wa
l. son:
: when I was on the Real Esta
a Committee for the reduction Of tel
Ell phone rates The Evening World WI
N the only paper 10 take up the hgh
Notwithstanding our sndeavors to el
list the others"
A. Ernaa< ~ Millioan manager Lee