The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1919, Seek Hearing by | Adan 57,700 Skip Tons to Amertean | . Pr e | African Nationalist deieg » hee ntern rman hh Africnnn steamers tives of t Gov derstovd total tonnage of ol tf Wad the Bahia Blanca Fujded tn South A ican questions by | from many c of Gen, Lou tha, t en Be t n 1 rnment, Bels to be transferred ing Rents, and Special Se sion of Legislature. pass a law which will provide h ing for those suffering in this from rent profiteers. Following a conference attende: Board of Standards and Appeals, ing would be held soon at which gestions to relieve tho situation be welcomed. If it is believed remedial! legislation will ald, M be open tu the public. Attend. The Mayor will preside, will call additional meetings if” thought necessary, sioners of the Sinking Fund, and Admiral James H it in the Morning And walk all day in comfort. At night, sprinkle it in the Toot-bath, and soak and rub the feet. It freshens the feet, takes the Friction from the Shoe, and by protecting your hose and stockings from this friction, saves ten times its cost each year on your stocking bill. For over 25 years Allen’s Foot-Ease has been the STANDARD IEDY for hot, swollen, smarting, Glennon, ¢ his letter to the Admiral he said “Will you be good enough to ac me as soon as possible when Department in Pelham Bay Park be unoccupied? | sition in which many of the peop this city find themnelves bec housing at a reasonable jam anxious to do all I can in connection without delay.” TO LIST AVAILABLE PROPE OWNED BY CITY. Mr. Korb was asked to report mediately what city property, | unoccupied buildings thereon, ca obtained 1 what improvem grease, clean, sanitary and cooling. You will never know what real foot comfort is until you have used Allen's Foot-Ease. What better proof than thatthe Plattsburg Camp Manual advises men in training to shake Foot-Lase in their shoes each morning. You should have the same comfort for your feet. Sold by Drug and Department stores every where. The Maxwell Railroad TS terminal is your store or plant and it runs direct to any door with every street and every road its own right of way. And arailroad for only $1085 (chassis). It will pay back its cost in 12 months’ time, and you can buy it for a portion of its cost down and the balance in monthly pay- ments. It’s a big truck with 10-foot loading space, worm drive, the boasted feature of $5000 trucks, electric lights and generator, and it weighs only 2400 pounds, Pays its way from day to day. More miles per gallon Mlore miles om tira Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation New York Branch, 1803 Broadway Corner 59th St., New York City Phone Circle $550 OPEN EVENING BRONX BRANCH, 175th Street and Grand Concourse Hirsch announced that a mass m: Hylan will ask the Governor to act. Tho meeting, which is to be called at the request of Mayor Hylan, wii] The heads of all city departments will be asked to buildings and land held by the N: en Minister says . which was bought | by the Argentine is not included tn the ee Mass Meeting to Discuss Sodr- = Gov, Smith may be asked to call a special session of the Legislature to ous. city by Mayor Hyian, Nathan Hirsch, Chatr- man of the Mayor's Committee on Rent Protiteering; Corporation Coun- sel Burr and John P, Leo, head of the Mr. sug- will that fayor and it is Following out Mr. Burr's suggestion, Mayor Hylan late in the day wrote John Korb, secretary to the Commis Rear om- mandant of the 3d Naval District. In ivise the w The unfortunate po: le of ause tender, tired, perspiring aching feet, corns, bunions, ie Oe dielarat tee milable wpace blisters and callouses. It acts like magic—No plasters or | where families can be provided with rental, and 1 RTY m with n be aA eH y twenty-ciict be necessary. In this note the Mayor indicated that he was going to make » es j : Sopra |e orial {dea and was lavish in his praise! normal health, sald a statement tasued! Government the state con tienen, af The Evening World effort to-day by the Bures 249 ca are mild o vo-neurosia, 10 “Ang memorial, however prate,| Of 969 sold ‘ ant S) cases of ormeata coiamnemor » the her n of New| fine fering ¢ « aw vo eu sod 501 of more ene. Featee’ Will t y an{*fe und-reo'og ¢ aime y the} ous nervous and me norders. a survey of a ty owned property tion One of the matters to he discussed at the mass will be a bill introdu by ator William C. Dodge, at the uest of Mr. Leo This measure n committee for want of public interest, It so amends the Tenement H h ise Laws that hun- joned private houses into buildings con- | four, apartments. dreds of old- can be remo taining thre | The only persons in opén opposition to the bill, according to Mr. Leo, were Lawson Purdy of the United Chari- ties and John J. Murphy, former Ten- ement House Commissioner. They | will be asked to attend the meeting Jand state thelr objections | | Mr. Hirsch sald that if the biti had hecome a law 30,000 additional apart- ments would have been ready for oc- | cupancy by fall. ‘They would have nd nccommodated 125,000 persons and would have © more to reduce rents than any Tho houses for the most unhy- giente and bring little return to the owners Another matter discussed was a get together movement between ten- ants who have no leases and thetr landlords. It is believed that such a movement will It in considerable ould not sign anxious to do 1 to sign, the just what their the ten- landlords will know properties will net them an ants will not be raised above the sum named in the lease Commissioner of Accounts Hireh- a Welfare Com- of Aldermen ion with the held hearings in conn work of the Hirsch committe Mr. Hirshfield had before him George Rawak of No, 302 West 87th Street, who declined to visit. the Hirsch committee in response to a complaint that he had raised a tenant from $45 to $70 in nine m responded to a subpoena accompanied by h nthe. He nd came attorney, EXPERT WILL GO OVER LAND- LORD'S BOOKS. ten The one of ) apartment treet operated ulty Company, houses on W by th of wh to the raise in rent. house was b Board of not even Rawak whole id that the it became at he was a t the nt profite st money on With’ the e would still rand h sed rents 30 sioner. my losses,” Comn reduce uldn't give his losses © suggestion of the sent for his books. at in 1918 he took in As it will require the losses, the Commi over to an ex- miss) These showed 1 | rentals of $13.95: time to get « | sioner turnc own office. 8 been made Rawak | stimony, Committ Lins ts Chi s8e8 Whos nelr stories ad been jumped from 40 within 4 few mont and many had been told of impending raises. In ne every case landlords had refuse make any repairs whatever. ‘MRS, LIZZIE KUNTZ SOUGHT;. | BROTHER AT POINT OF DEATH | Police Making House-to-House Can- vass in the Williamsburg | District. | Mrs, 1 Kuntz, tf she sees this will please communicate with the Red ford Ave Polte Station, Brooklyn, arn that her brother, ruger is the point of al in Beltrami County, at he wants to seo her ph WW. Harris of the Pro. Eraphed the police, and saying that sho 1s supposed to live in rd." This was taken to mean nsburg North Fourth Street, Wilt detectives ar aking [HASTINGS WITHOUT CARS ~—AS WRIT AWAITS SERVICE | Efforts Made Force to Serve Injunction to e-establishment af Tr Service. STINGS-ON-HUDSON, i made | | | | Hey | TEAS April & Hifforts are bel to-day to serve upan some official of the Yonkers Rail ‘ead = ¢ pany 4 liary of the Third Ave Railway Company, th junetion obtained from uprome Court in W Plains by Frederick T , restraining th r i - 1 1 Minn ting Friend has & t school friend Misa Knowles Saturday oheck in Georgetown, ‘The p Obs Wid oe wy yivvide funds bor Ke ve PROJECT FOR A ess | Division came from the |From their divers wal ¢ life ther | uiey brought to France a degree of Jcourage under fire as enduring as tt] — is remarkable, I am sure, venturing| to speak for Gen. Alexand: hat no fivisional commander could have been] than h fhis men. I Would Have It Take Shape of *'*'s a Building Devoted to " Americanization. sek enthusiastic ver th omplishment the what sure people of New appreciate thoir in By Harry H. 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