The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 18

paiibshedetiidiatediar <3 arge “tecter’s boards and @ sand pile for the entertalnment Hildren of his tenants. profiteering, a letter from to tell of a|), patio ord Whose generosity has won KES) ee And partments. ve lived 1 twenty-four ert to-day in the t it was when 4 Smith, the same Sort a lrien. Many of the y enue D FOF coproboruted a mtory that Mr. Rosen- Fs ma tted some of his U ) as long 48 three months without paying rent when they were jout of work ther story, muf- Bolently attesce that the landlord Rosenthal r 734 Street Re-|( " ‘ numbered from $41. to $49 (but im a large ply of coal during pairs, Gives Heat and 1 ere ee Bene ng Cyt? |the acute shortage and sold rt to his n excellent repa fe halie(COMants for their kitchen ranges at Doesn't Boost Rent Intel, the apart, *xactly what it comt him { erie the eure Mr, Kowenthal, in auswer to The " @ t e Evening World's thanks for the ex- Hooray! Five New York tenem Nt th eht example he is setting for other houses in a row full Abreu Poseatn, We are of tenants who Rosenthal hive only kind words for the patory: tee RW ancl$ hat tora! band 358, and | | Among the hundreds of Iway and 97h,‘ whieh have been : witiee Wath yard «oF Abe case like Mr. more than a week ment buildin Mr. Hower & to the aympa- Byening World's request nA provided several xwinga © Rent Kditor —_— © of reports ty of profiteering the city who are he last possible dol junta and to give as te service as possible in return Here are just a fow \ of the many: | All the tenant n apartment house on Weert Street join in a, (letter saying that their landlord in- creased thejr rent last October 96 a| five rooms and $8 for three| d that now, when he does buy any coal, be bas ad- for three rooms, 8 for he tells them r they must stand al ¢ scause he myst then | begin burning coal, They declare that in many of the apartments, where no repairs bav en made in the Inat six years, the cellings are fall- ing down, the plumbing and dumb walters are badly out of omer, and when the enants ask to have hing dene for them they are y the agent that his business is can out of the house for is unknown to the ey have often tried 5 lace, Rronx, tenant re- rent has been recently $26 to $35 a tes of boosts by three ’ I ‘tre lords. 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One of the complainants was Mrs. | Mary McGuire, a widow, who ts 'n Government service at the New York Nava) By 1 a] sald she them sons She lives « battan, and says 5! Vacate her apartmen: Mrs. McGuire test fered to pay more th now paying, but refused beoiuse, she suid, the rooms uch higher : | figure than Another in « Mawrice Gomprecht of No, S1> West sith Street, who said his rent for four rooms bad first dup from $50 to $58, and ne was in formed he would said he had been given three da which to make up bis mind wh he would pay the increased amo Complainants against one la were Mrs. A. Collar, who said her] rent had been raised $4 in $ Mrs. Yatta Zorik, who te increase of $9 tn six mor N. Schneider, whose rent, had been Boosted §9 in four months, and Mra, J, Braverman, who told committee also te ” Was 80 washing aaid t janitor eer to take t selves. changed ow a number of times Mrs, Francis Ludwig, Mrs. A. Wag-) miller and Mrs. Louise Warner of No. 28 Broadhurst Avenue, Harlem, told] of increases ranging from §7 to $9 a| nd that it had been “brondly | wo more incteases of $5 each | are ending.” A tenant of a Harlem tenement for] colored people told the committee that | the rents had been so exagss' house wae being filled by te who in the last seventy-five days | have been raidéd by the police sixty | times, Several landlords were present, but when thelr answers to the complaints bade fair to start a long vituperative than inform: man Collins adjourned th At the close, an at landlords submitted a tescribed as 20 in the ob Association and of yers’ Association, of Mayor Hylan ts a vening World rc. porter that t side of Mane fhattan, nal and With Streets, 0 vacant tense ments te from $3.50 to $5 a room, and others said the trouble {8 that many workers made mous wages during war and e now putting on style elevator] apartments over on the west sito MICHIGAN CLAMORS FOR MORE WORKMEN | Situation of Few Weeks Ago Is Now Completely Reversed in Industrial Centres DETROIT, April 25.—Wi bile companies advertising in the larger EBastern cities for labor to man their plants in Detroit and at Flint, Pontiac and elsewhere tn Michigan, the Board of umerce has sent out 1 call for de 4 soldie to to Detroit y labor market o} steadily deplet workers until ¢ found it Impossible to gel men to supply bhelr needs outside of Detroit, Automobile compantes are advertise th automo- borerg’ toading and all kinds outside work. Some weeks ago the I of Commerce sent out n. tng returned fighters The notice t Board 8 warn. reity of jobs in Detroit . zation camps are now reversed and inform officers of the camps that ttonal mer JAPANESE PROJECT NEW PACIFIC GABLE America Is Praised at Tokio Din-} ner Where New Yorker Is One of Guest TOKIO, April 25 (Associated Press). Construction a new cable line across th cifle to insure better communication between Japan and the Slates was ed by rd r given last night can-dJapan Society, aded) Willan said that America odern Jap un. He be another Joutian vunteas y of fy the rs and Pacific cable by way o. 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