The evening world., 1915-02-26
BRONX COMMENDS
EVENING WORLD FOR
IT'S PHONE VICTORY

Richard w. Lswrsnes, manufac.
tursr:
The Evening World IL living up
to traditions. II Ii the best metro
politan paper. The successful fight
to break the barriers between bor-
oughs will work for the ultimate
beneAt Of all. New York should be
New York from Gravesend Bay TO
Yonksrs. and congratulate The
Evening World on It's triumph against
heavy odds. Tho victory 10 In line
with The Evening Worlds construc-
tive policy. 1t 10 q victory for all
'edward .. ssyatsn, President OF
the bronx Board OF Trade:
"On behalf OF the people of the
World for Its successful campaign.
The new rates will work for the bet
terment Of every one concerned"
Albert e. Davis, Chairman OF Bronx
Chamber Of Commerce:
"Ths Evening World deserves much
credit for Its Hight. There never was
any excuse for an exc :1sive tartn on
Telephone calls between boroughs. The
business men Of the Bronx are united
| In their Endorsement Of your unre.
lenting fight against great power.
Frederick w. Wursbaeh, manufac-
turer: =,
"It u n great victory. Let us all
rejoice for Its benefits will be we'll
distributed. Congratulations to The
Evening World"
.. Clay Adams Of Adams Flanagan
II cannot congratulate The Evening
World too strongly. 1t was a great
fght against great odds. and the vic.
tory Is the greatest part OF IT. II
will result fayorabiy for All Of thu
city from one line to the other"
fhomas J. Quinn Of the Bronx Ma.
tiOnal Bank:
I'VE should have bad 1t long ago
Any extra charge because OF bor'
ouGh lines n excessive. More powell
to The Evening World for Its sue
ccssful campaign"
Jehn q. 0erostsds, Commissioner o
Public Works OF the Bronx and Pres
idsnt Of the North Side Saving
"Ths victory puts The Evsninl
World another step above its com
petitors AZ the champion OF all tn
people. The now rates will eventu
ally prove bsnsflcial to the telephone
interests and will prove Of unendini
bsnent to the people"
Frank osss. former Sheriff Of Ne'
1T TT IL sSou. time the phone monop
oily was brought 10 earth. The extr'
borough charge has aiways been S es ex
cesssui night"
ossroc m. O.. Schulz. Surrogate o
the Bronx and chairman OF Taxpay
ION behalf OF the Taxpayers Ali
anco l congratulate The Evening
World on its great victory. The clvi
bodies OF this community would hav
made a fruitless fight had not 'rh
its efforts 10 secure for us that wh'c'
was due. The success which crowEe
q long nght is due to The Evenin
World and no one else"
Michael ]. Mack, OF the New Yor
Real Estate Association:
1T viii work for the benefit OF a.
concerned. A nat interborough cnarg
was a long felt want and all oredi
should be given to The Evenin
World for Its successful fight. Tn
people should feel feel, grateful to so per
Jeseph p. Hsnasssy, Senator fror
the Bronx:
"rhis ls the first Of series OF con
structive measures TO be latd down I
the telephone monopoly. The Evcnin
World made a great hght and deserve
7 oil the credit tor the victory"
7 William G. Rssbsr, q Bronx builder
; Tho phone company will md /,
; profits under the new rates will sur
paas the old just a. the street rail
road lines found In reducing to a five
! cent rate. II is move beneficial
. all the people and We should all fe'
grateful TO the champion Of our Ion
r battle. The Evening World,"N
Cspt John, Boyle jr.;
:. 1T In "A great victory for n gre.
Z cause. The people Of the entire Gil
Z are greatly indebted to The Evenin
World Tor its long fght against wh'
. seemed Overwhelming odds"
: Harry Nebitxsk. Alderman;
81 know Nall Uhat thu hnttla HI