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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-28


Mr. and Mrs Fred c. Miller cele-
brated their twenty-ffth (silver) we'd
ding annIversary at their home, AS
Drackert St on Saturday evening.
June 26 The home was beautifully
and decorated with carnations. roses
and pionios The color scheme was
carried out in silver and white Din
ner was served at s o'clock and dane
ing was the main feature Of the eve
ming. music being furnished BY ,ne
Hammond Citzen's band OF twelve
pieces Many beautiful gifts were re
ceived.
There were seventy-hve guests pres
ent The out-of-town guests we're
Mr. and Mrs Fred Volker. parents OF
Mrs Miller Mrs John Dabbert. Mrs
Minnie Roeper and Misses Emma and
Louise Roefer Of Michigan city. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Bauer and Misses
Violet and Ethel Bauer OF Westville
Ind Mr. and Mrs John Pitsch Miss
Gertrude Pitsch and Master John Pitsch
of Chicago
Mr. and Mrs Miller were married
in Michigan City. Ind on June 2eth
1895 and have resided in Hammond
for the past fourteen years The chill
dren are Harry Gertrude. Hildegarde
and Mrroy. who were all present at
the celebration
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-28

Lola Clark and Elsie johnson return
ed from Indianapolis where they at
tended a convention Of the Christian
Endeavor Society They also stopped
a Triton. Ind where they visited
friends
The marriage OF Goldie McNany and
Howard A Puntney took place yes
terday at the home OF the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McNany IF
ooty ST. at o'clock. The bride
looked charming in a dress Of Nue
green georgette. and carried pink XII
arney roses the bridesmaid. Sylvia
McNany. wore peach colored wolfe
and carried yellow roses and Ralph
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-28

Mr. and Mrs. JOS Thompson Of ~
Highland street. Will 20 to Elwood city.
Pa, next Thursday. Nj Thompson will
stay over the fourth and Mrs Thomp-
son viii remain for month as a guest
Of friends and relatives in that city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs oscar Waterman have
come to Hammond TO live and are at the
present staying at the Lyndora hotel.
Mrs. Waterman viii he remembered as
Ann Nesscr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-28

Mrs. Minnie Allison. who has been II
for the past week is sufficiently con-
Nelcsent TO be out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-28

Michael Harvey of Madison. Wis was
The house guest Of Friedrich Beckmar
over the weekend
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

PRAWU sTALo SIZE zADosc.

DIS, o ~godzinie S:31 rano W
wiezieniu powiatowern zostaio
straconych IA szubienicy dwu
xbrodniarzy, a mianowicie: Fran
eiszek Campione, Wioch, czionek
handy Cardinella, ktory dopuscil
sic Eilku rabunkow i morderstw,
oraz John Henry Reese, murzyn,
kt6ry zamordowai swa zone. Mo
dy Wloch, idsc ma stracenie. pia,
kaf rzewnie i wyrzeki tylko haste
,pujace slowa: ,,Ide ma wieczny
spoczynek - Bog Wszechmoga-
ey roztoczy Madonna opieke." Mu
rzyn zaS idac na stopnie szubie-
nicy, oSwiadczyt, IL zanordowal
swa zone ola wiasnej obrony zy-
eia. w czasie egzekucyi byso o.
becnych kilku urzednikow i siuz-
by wieziennej, oraz kilkunastu
reporter6w pism tutejszych. Ju-
tro cZeka to samo niejaEego
Franciszka Zagara. Inni trzej,
kterzy mieli dzisiaj zawisnae ma
szubienicy, uzyskali odroczenie
wyroku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

cofaniu mas zydo wskieh na vschc-
die ME maja najnrnicjszego pojecia
iydzl zachodn!. w przeciwnyn "a
zie ME dziwilby sic uprzedzcniom
Polski CO do 5yd6w. zydzi wschodni
ga tel n~ajoardziej zn!emcsonem spo-
leczehstwem, jake INA. Niemiecka
okupacya W Poisce byla okresem
tryumfu zydowskiego. PREY ponlocy
asd6w utwcrzyH Niemcy organiza-
eve wyzysku / ~ogoiocenia Polski l
zydsi PREY Niemeaeh bardzo sic wzbo
eacili. Mimo to kap. Wright cape
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

diowy Zyd6w, p~odsycauy przcz pra-
sc polska". zwraca tt ,uwage ma
polityke utozsamiania 2ydjw, Z boil
s%zewikami. P. Samuel Lznaje to o.
skarzenie "a niesluszne, jakkolwiek
powiada, Re ME powinno nikogo dzi-
vic, jezeli czeS: mIodszego pokole-
MIA wyksztaAconych zyd6w, wTdzac
pred SODA wszystkie drogi zamknie-
tie, dale ucha p~odszeptom, gloszacym
wolno$c | r6wnoSt.
Kapitan Wright dale poglad ma
histcrye ayd6w i z%najduje, re o "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

10000. p. Stuart Samuel sEcze-
g6iowo Opisuje rozmaite przykroSci,
jake wyrzadzaja zydom wladze pro-
wincyonalne, zwiaszcza zas wojsko.
Me znajduje jednak podstaw do
oskarzenia rzadu, ably specyalnie u
trudnial zydom przyw0z towarow z
zagranicy. Stowarzyszenie kupc6w
zydowskich w Warszawie wyrazaio
pod tym wzgledem zupelne zadowo-
lenie.
A 10 powiada - istnieje ,,staly
bojkot prywatny, towarzyski han
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
Kraj W ktorym zydzi
c~ierpieli najmnie;.
(,,Glos Narodu").

W a~ngielskieI ..Blaiei ksiedze'
zamiesDcIone zostaay sprawoZdanta
DID. Stuarta Samuels / kap. virginia,
w~yslanych do Polski dla zbadania
rzezi 4yd6w 1 zlego ich traktowania.
W slow!e %wsteppem sir Horacy
Rumbcld. posei sngielski W Polsce,
pisze, re ME oddaje sic 1ydom PREY
slugi napadaniem na Polske, ,,kraj,
W ktorym zydzi najmniej more cier-
pieli''. Dodsie on przytem, &c spra-
wozdania dotycza tylko Poiski juE
prIez to samo daja czeSciowy tyl-
ko / skutkiem tego talszywy ooraz
warunkow iycia zyd6w Europie
wschodniej, gdy5 iakkolwiek warun-
XII tyeia tydow W Po!sce mcgsy bye
zle, albo 50 j~es2cze zle. to jednak
sa one daleko lepsze. niz W wiekszo-
sci KRAKOW sasiedaieh. Kapitan
Wright przyznate, re bys zd1iwiony
raczej drobnemi, ni1 wielkiem ROC
miarami eksces6w przeciw zydow--
skich W Polsce; najmniej sto ray
wiecej 'zyd6w zabito ma UKRAINE
zapewne lyle samo ma Wegrzech, Tub
Czecho-Siowacyi. Navel p. Stuart
Samuel przyznaje, re W Polsce wy
a .,pogrom" ME ma tax ponuregQ
znaczenia. jak W Rosyi.
P. Samuel oblicza, re wv tych bo-
lesnych ~waTunkach sttacilo zycie S4S
ayd6w, kap. Wright za$ powiada, re
nieslusznie zabitych bylo .najwyze1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

dza uiebezpiccznie zapaikami 2letnta
Edyta Nahaczek, Fam. . rodzicami p.
mr.. S240 Warren ave. P~rzewieziono
ia W krytycznym stanie do szpitala
Norwegian Deaconess, gd2ie Emarfa
W strasznych cierpieniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
OSOBISTE.

w mlnlony Wtorek, dnia l2go b.
m. poblogoAawiony zosta} zwiazek
malleGski panny Emili Cwik, c6rki
znanei IA Jaekowie 'rodziny 2 pa
mem Wac}awem Bosackim, ogolnie
znanym i ~popularnym kolach mto-
dziezy miejscowej; pahstwu MO
dym druzbowali: W pierwsza pare -
parma Agnies1ka Cwik. siostra Pan
ny Model z panem Janem Bosackim,
bratem Para Miodego. a W dru3a
pare - parma Lucya Krysiak z pa
mem J6zefem Gadaczem; dana no.
norowa byla parma Pelagia Bosacka.
Cody weselne. huczne i suite odby-
ly sic W goScinnym domu rodziny
Fanny Model, Fam. pnr. 1913 n.
Ayers ave-: W lcZuem gronie krew-
nych / przyjaci4 obu laczacych sic
rodzin bawiono sic az do rama. w
zabawie weselnej wzieli udziai: pam
stwo Schubert, p. Krysiak z rodzi-
ne, p. Gordon z rcdzira, p. Jarka
z rodztna. p. Tobiahski z rodzlna,
pahstwo Janowie dorsey, p. Jozef
Gorski z rodziua, pahstwo Warren
czak, panstwo Kuich i panstwo Kup-
kowscy. nadto obecne byly przyJa--
ci6Iki Pahny Model - panLy >.
Kluzin, K. Alexander. oraz PIP. X.
NJ. Bandur, Edward Bandur i Stefan
Bandur - wsZyscy trzej re zranej
korporacyi automobilowej "Bandur
Motor Comp" p. n. 293 n. Crawford
ave.
Przyjaciolki panny Stanisiawy No
wax, urzadzily onegdaj domu PIP.
Jsnostwa Singer, zsm. PM. 1857
Dickson ul., niespodziU2ke zwana
,.Crockery Shower" z okazyi jej Ia
mszp6jScia. W niespodzianee uczest-
nfczyly nastepujace: A. Singer, II.
Baron, X. Wendowska, L. CyCan.
L. Rychwalska. T. Kamrad. W. Sin
ger. R. Schweiss, B. Ruhnke, R.
Ruhnke. NJ. Nagawiecka. NJ. Rutter.
E. Walters, +. Schwartz, F. Schwartz
NJ. Haroylewicz, NJ. PrzenEzkowska,
R. Tomaszewska, M. Pospvchaia, s..
Jimmy, A. Powell, +. Zonder. A.
Czapla, T. Dziubinska. B. Rybak, A.
Glen, J. Lenard, A. WySihska. c. hy-
czywek, Helena Speath. I. Daily I L..
Rychwalska. Parma Nowak wste--
puje " zwiazek malzehski z panem
Franciszkiem Kubersklm, duia 27go
b. m. W kosciele p. W. sw. Stanislawa
Kostki.
= q =
w tych dniach PIP. Walenty Pau
lima T~arczyhscy, Fam. pnr. 1914
Holt ul.. nabyli Cd p. A. Dahlke, po-
ssadlokt pnr. 1858 Dean ul., "a su-
me $4,000. Pc5yczki ma realnost u
dzielila spolka sw. J6zefa re Stani-
ssawowa. strone kupujaca reprezen'
towal D. A. A. Kowalski. notaryusz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

W szpitalu powiatOwym zmarka wczo
raj ~trzyletnia Marya Maniera, kt6rej
rodzice zamieszkuja pnr. 7O7 w. Grand
ave-, wskutek poparzch jake odniosla
onegdaj. bawiac sic zapalkami " CA
sic nieobeCnOsci matki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

3S-letni Andrzej Gruszka, lam. pnr.
1871 No. Mozart III, wychodzac on
sdaj z domu, poSliznal sic ma schod .ch
{ soall z drugiego pietra, wskuteS ze-
20 Odni0S} zlamanie Level rski i ciez-
kie obra4enia glowy i plec6w. Znajdrje
sic " szpitalu powiatowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

Gdy Pawel Ryb0wicz. Fam. pnr. 2S+4
No. Rockwell ul., jechal automoSilem 20
Milwaukee W pderzony zostai przez
tramwaj linii Armitage ave. Automo-
bill uleSi zn~iszczeniu a REbowicz do
Enal bolesnych obrazen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

W domu pnr. 632 So. Pauiina III.
EnaleziCuo raunego niejakiego Roberta
Carrolla. Sier4ant pOlicyi Szymon no
czorowski. z SO. Bend, Ind, identyfi-
kowai go jake jednego 2 dwOch mez-
czyzn, kt6ry zoStal ~postrzelony pOdczas
b0thi W pew1ym wyNynku W S. Bend
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
Notatki
Reportera.

Jutro, W piatek, dnia 1880 b. m. Cd
bedzie sic ,.Bunco Party" W sail Oh.
J. WarzyhSkiego, PREY Central Park
ave. i Wolfram III, " AvOndale. Cafy
dcch6d przeznaczony jest ma zasilenie
funduszu Domu StarcUw Sw. J0zefs.
Siostry F~rancszkanki ,opiekujace sic
to pr~zytIlkOwa i~nstytucya Pohka, pu-
baicznoSc prosza o jak ~najliczniejszy
~wsp6fudzial. Poczatek 0 godzinie go
wiezorem.
: 80
3S-letni Andrzej Gruszka, zam. pnr.
1871 No. Mozart ul., w~ychOdZac on
Rdaj z domu, poSliznal sic ma schod .ch
tspadl z drugiego pietra, wskutek ze-
20 odni6S} zlamanie Level rski i ciez-
kie obra4enia glowy i plec6w. Znajdrje
sic W szpitalu powiatowym.
q = q
W domu pnr. 632 SO. Paulina Ill.
~EnaleziOno rannego niejakiego Roberta
Carrolla. Sier4ant policyi Szymon 10
czorowski. z SO. Bend, Ind, identyfi-
kOwai 60 jake jednego 2 dwOch mez-
czyzn, kt6ry zoStai p~ostrzelony podczas
b6jhi W pewaym wyaynku W S. Bend.
Gdy Pawel Ryb0wic. Fan. pnr. 2SA
No. Rockwell ul, jechal a~utomobilem 20
Milwaukee gvc.. pderzOny zostai przez
tramwaj linii Armitage We. Automo-
bill ulecl zniszczeniu a REbOwicz do
Enal bolesnych obraze6.
" szpitalu powiatOwym zmarka wczo
raj trzyletnia Marya Maniera, kt6rcj
rodzice zamieSzkuJa pnr. 7O7 w. Grand
ave-, wskutek poparzch jake Odniosla
onegdaj. bswiac' sic zapalkami W CA
sic nieobecnosci matki.
Gdy Valera NawrOt, ian pnr. 1851
SO. Lawndale ave. schodziia z tram
waju linii 22cj ulicy pray Blue Island
ave, jakiS mOkOs wyrwal z jcJ reki
torebk ei poczsl UcleSsG. Eiku NET
ezySn pusciio sic " pogOh "a zIodzie-
jem. lecz ten zdOlaS zbiedz. W tOrebce
eylo SIS kluczc Cd m~leSzkania.
o = q
CEtsry kobiety powrasaisee weEo-
raj ~ noey : Esbswy t~Grecznej "
automobilu, EOStsly nApadniete prrJ
Ebissu uic lsej ! s, Troy NJ, przez
dw6eh uEbroionyeh bandyt6w. kt6-
Try ogrlbHi te Z biiutsryi W~artosci
$4,000. " automobile byiy: Kata-
rzyna Botanska. ram. pnr. 1917 s.
Clifton Park ave-. Anna Leasch.
Kan. pnr. I445 S. Turner ave-. Ma
likin. IAN. pnr. S4SI Roosevelt I'd.
{ Holtzmso, ram. pnr. 1l42 s. Fran
cisco ave.
Dzisiaj mad ranem wybuehl polar
" fabryee pod nazwa Midland Lin
seed Oil Company. pnr. S27 Black
hawk u, z drugiej strony rZeki.
Stro5 teiie fabryki podobno Polak,
pooiegl do suteryn by pocdkrecae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14
H.1ia, - nis mo4na uIk2r42e zydo~
. Gyupa:yo niOmieck:e. -
. Trzcch bandytoW
napadio

wczoraj ma nicjakicgo E:ridka
Marksa, poslaiica banku, miesz--
czacego sic PREY ulicach 63ciej i
Halstcd - j odebraio mu to1be.
zawierajaca $4,000 W sotowce j
czekach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

Dzisisi mad amen wybuehl polar
" fabryee pod nazwa Midland Lin
seed Oil Company. pnr. S27 Black
hawk III, z drugiej strony rzeki.
Stro5 tsize fabryki podobno Polak,
pooiegI do suteryn by p~ocdkrecae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-14

Kflka dni temu p~oparzyia sic bar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
MOB LED BY WOMAN
CAPTURES FUGITIVE
Angelo Gaynoni, Accused of Snatch
ing Purse, Expects No Good
by" From Judge.

Angelo GaSnonl OF No. 10 Mott Street
was asked before the assembled detec-
tives at Police Headquarters to-day II
ne had ever been arrested before. He
was charged with highway robbery yes
to-day in the pushcart market at East
Houston Street and Avenue A
Speak the bum Englees," said An
gelo. apologe tically.
Were you ever pinched before by a
cop-put in the hoosgow?" asked the
official inquisitor Gaynonl nodded and
held up four fingers.
What did you get?" was the next
question.
THE Judge" said Angelo, "he give
me 'goodby'" He paused and added
mournfully; THE Judge no give me the
'goodby this time"
Angelo. in the opinion OF the police
is right He was caught by Policeman
Whitman. into whose arms he was
| chased by a small mob of pushcart ped
oilers trailing behind Bessie Moldoza Of
No. 1872 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn
whose pocketbook they usaid they hao
seen Gaynohi snatch.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
COURT BARS $1.75
GAS RATE IN BRONX
Justice Hendrick Refuses to Hear
Argument-Staten Island Raise
Also Forbidden. 80.

Justice Peter J. HendricR refused TO
hear arguments day on the matter Of
permitting the Bronx Gas and Electric
Company to increase its rate for gas
from $3.50 TO $175 pc Thousand feet.
The temporary stay of an injunction
forbidding the Public Service Commits
sion TO interfere with the increase was
allowed to remain in force until October,
when It will be heard by Justice Mul-
Ian. who Justice Hendrick, said is ia
milar with the case
Corporation Counsel John +. O'Brien
to-day announced "a signal victory for
the city" and for the Staten Island
gas consumers when Justice Scudder
refused to permit the New York and
Richmond Gas Company to charge ii
rate higher than the 81 a thousand
cubic feet pending hearing of the com
nAtxys action to set aside the existing
rate.N The company charges the pres
ent rate is confiscatory.
Mr.. O'Briei estimated that 1t would
take five or six months To get the case
to trial. He announced that II the
company takes an appeal from Justice
Scudder's decision he will fight 1t In
the Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
HYLAN TELLS B. r. T.
MEN TO SEE JUDGE
Says He Believes Mayer viii Di-
rect Garrison to Meet Them on
New Agreement.

Mayor Hylan to-day referred a dele
cation OF the brooklyn RAPID TFa-sit
employees. members OF the Am l.
mated Association OF Street and l. ,cc-
trio Railway Employees OF America, 70
Judge Julius NJ. Mayer OF the United
States District Court when they ca
planned the car situation 70 the Mayor
r. j. Shea and James Sheridan headed
the delegation they told the Mayor
that Ilndley ", Garrison. receiver for
the b. T. T.. refused 10 meet them FOR
the purpoS Of discussing an agreement
for the year beginning Aug 2S The
new agreement they said. was along
the lines OF the existing one with the
exception Of an increase in pay They
read Mr.. Garrlson's refusal to meet the
union delegation.
81 think II you explain the PROPOSE
ton to Judge Mayer, he win direct Re
celyer Garrison to meet you said the
Mayor. The receiver Is an officer Of
the court"
Judge Mayer was too busy to give a
hearing 20 delegation OF the Anal
gamated y Il. T, employees IN reference
10 their differences with the company
when they called on him this morning
at hts chambers IN the WoOlworth
tower They were told 10 return later
IN tho day,
Immediately after the delegation left
Receiver Garrison arrived and went
into conference with the JUDGE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
OFFICIALS DISCUSS
DRY ENFORCEMENT
Federal, City and State Authorities
Confer in Corporation
CounSeps Office.

City and county officials to-day
held another conference with Federal
officials in Corporation Counsel
O'Brien's office in the Municipal
Building on the matter Of enforcing
Prohibition in the city. The details
discussed were not given out
Those present were: Prohibition
Enforcement Agent Shevlin, Deputy
United States Attorney General Mat
thews, District Attorney Lewis of
Kings County and his assistant, Capt
Hemstreet; District Attorney Maloy
of Richmond, Assistant District At
torney Adelman of the Bronx, Assist
ant District Attorney Myers of Man
haitian, Police Commissioners Enright
Police Inspector Thor and Corpora
tion Counsel O'Brien. A..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
CASH REGISTERS
ARE STOLEN FROM
!. TWO RESTAURANTS
Bandits Flee in Taxi After
5000 Robbery-Police
Recover One Till.

A man who alighted at the door OF
the Hamilton Lunch. No. 54S Eighth
Avenue, from taxicab with four
other men asked the proprietor.
Abraham Guryan. for n package of
cigarettes. When Gupyun was hand
ing out the cigarettes he saw two OF
the men carrying between them
toward the door the cash register,
which contained about 5000
Guryan shouted TO them and the
other men pointed revolvers at him
and forced him to the back OF the
restaurant They then ran out and
jumped into the automobile with the
first two. The cab went up Eighth
Avenue to seth Street BY the time
Guryan followed by a waiter and
cook who had been in the kitchen
during the robbery reached the cor
ner the cab mad vanished
Policeman Patrick Mitchell OF the
West l25th street Station saw two
men coming from the refreshment
room or william Costello at NO. 1890
Amsterdam Avenue at - o'clock this
morning, carrying a cash register be
tween them. As they turned into
136th Street, Mitchell fired shot
after them on the run. Around the
corner he found Daniel Murphy OF
No. 2176 Amsterdam Avenue standing
over n cash register, his arms in the
air, Another man was speeding away
on 136th street and did not stop
when Mitchell fired two more shots
Murphy said he knew nothing about
the cash register and had stopped TO
look at it out OF curiosity. but Mitchell
charged him with burglary in Wash
ington Heights Court.
! The door of the restaurant had been
! forced. There was $40 in the cash
/ register.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
CITY BUSES CHARGE
DOUBLE FARE TO
STRIKE VICTIMS
TwentY-Seven Put in Service
To-Day Get Few Patrons
From Queens to Manhattan.

A feet of twenty seven municipal
buses gathered this morning at ia
maica to carry to Manhattan from
various points along the line covered
by the Manhattan and Queens Trac-
ton Company the passengers re-
ported to have been left stranded by
the strike of employees Of the com
pany. Commissioner OF Plant and
Structures Whalen and corps OF
supervisors were on hand TO direct
the start OF the temporary bus line.
Arrangements, were made to have
the buses run under five minutes
Roadway, but when the first one start 81
ed it held but two pag-engcrs and few
more patronized the buses during the
next two hours. The failure OF the
public to make general use Of the
buses, whose running time TO the
Manhattan end OF the Greensboro
Bridge was expected to cut consider
ably the fifty-two minutes running
time of the trolleys, was attributed to
the fact that their advent was un-
heralded.
When the paid their fares passen
gers were surprised to learn they
were required to pay five cents from
Jamaica to Forest Hills and an add
ton ,five-cent fare thence to Man
haitian, or 10 cents in city operated
bus for a trip the trolley fare for
which was five cents.
The trolley corporation has main.
tanned 1t loses money on a five-cen
! fare.
General Manager Duncan Of the
company has prepared figures on rev.
enue and cost Of operation 70 be sub.
mitted 10 the Public Service Commits.
sion this afternoon. The strikers hav,
refused the company's offer OF G
scent increase.
The strike has not seriously incom
NODDED commuters in getting TO tn,
city. The b. r. T. and Interborougi
elevated and subway lines and Tho
| Long Island Railroad have given tn,
majority transportation without nav.
ing long distances 10 walk
w. b.. Duncan, general manager rol
the receivers of the trolley company
when asked day what II. onecI
would De If the company were pei.
mitted to charge a Decent fare. re,
! piled:
a financial computation would bt
required to answer that. However
| a lO-cent fare undoubtedly would 70
| a long way toward solving the dini-
culties now confronting ms through
operating for a scent fare"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
Artist E. o. Hoppe Submits His British Selec.
tons and Evening World Readers Are
Asked to Tell Of Yankee Favorites.
N in America

w Ho are the five most beautiful in America?
w Amerl
who their opinion, qualify the beautiful
in
Editor The Evening
o a S because Hoppe we'll
asphotogapher arrived
finding five beautiful American He has already decided
English desires
ison.
picked Lady Diana DunCOoer VscounesS Masse
Ameca Mill
Sutherland pictures shown
this city when interviewed to-day
corning the opinion that Mr.
Hoppe experience difficulty picking beautiful American
but mayb be forced 10 number selected
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16
FIND CLERGYMAN
LYING UNCONSCIOUS
Unknown Nan Picked Up in
Street Taken to Harlem
Hospital.

A man in the garb Of a clergJ man
was found unconscious early to-day on
the sidewalk at Eighth Avenue AMI
l24th Street Patrolman Stcarns Of the
West 1891 Street Station called an am
bulance from Harlem Hospital, and he
was taken there, but has not been iden-
TIRED, nor has his ailment been dag
nosed,
He is about thirty eight years Old,
Ave feet nine inches tall. His coat was
dark. his trousers gray striped, his We 81
and collar Of the clerical type, his hose
purple.