The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1919, Page 6

ee eee a TBR tee ome s+ Pree eres aera ee FARE VICTORS IN | EVCTON SUTs Tenants were victorious in every case in two parts of the Bronx Muni- cipal Court to-day. Justice Robiteek instructed a jury to find for the thirty:tenants of Nos. 1394-1402 Clay in the world. That is our aim. ‘phone or write us. Newark \ . Broad Street & W. Park \ TT MOROCCO Sometimes we fail. When we do, please Avenue, against whom dispossess proceedings had been instituted by the Price-Hamel Holding Company, agents of the bullding. Morris Gisnit, attorney for the Greater Now York Tenants’ League, who represented the defendants, tes- tied to a witten agreement with a former landlord that no tent in- creases would be made before next September. The new landlord, who acquired the property in April, had undertaken to increase the rent re- wardiess of the agreement, Justice Scanion Atsposed of 208 din- possess cases, in Not one of which did the landlord succee in immediately evictitig his tenants. The shortest time given to any tenant for finding OOO) ’ other quarters was next Monday. Most of them were given untli Wed | neaday. When a landiord named Lockwood objected to the court's extension of time for twenty tenants of Nos. 1521-1525 Fulton Avenue, Justice Scanlon said: “I am running this court, The tenants will be heard. 1 will hear the landlords when I am ready.” After the twenty-elght tenants of Nos, 2419-2421 Hoffman Street had been given until May 13 to get out, they chased the agent of the property out of court and pursued him several blocks at his top speed. | A landiord who declined to give his | natiie, but said he owned two houses ‘on Kagle Avenue, reported to Justice | Scanion, that because he had refused to increase his rents other landlords | in the neighborhood had threatened tim, saying he was holding down valuations of all properties in the vicinity, The Justice complimented him and tried to get his name for the record, but the Jandlord still dediined to give it. Lewis B, Felix, attorney, of No. 220 Broadway, who is giving his servicos to the Mayor's Committee on Rent Proffteering, reported totday a tele- Phono converm@on with @ Bronx landlond Admitted that his rents were being raised 60 per cent. When Mr. ix threatened him with pub- Neity. the landlord agreed to come down t.8 2Q per cent. increase, and the tenants accepted it, Labor Sarpias in Twenty States. WASHINGTON, May &—Of thirty-six States from which reports concerning unemployment were received by the Package ee Buy Victory Bonds and Belong!. West 34th Street—New York Fashionable New Summertime Frocks Fashion’s First Favorites in Exquisite Silk Fabrics FERING the style essentials of Summer's in- , teresting new high priced designing. Produced under our special supervision so as to constitute the best values in the city at this price. Exceptionally desirable—in their air of quiet refinement and lovely selected silks. 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(The Misses McIntyre warn that these proportions are on what might bo called a war basis): the 22 pint cupfuls of flour, 8 pint cupfuls of sugar, 22 heaping teaspoonfuls of baking powder, 1 fistful of salt, 1 handful of ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1919, Doughnuts That Cheered Doughboys v AND IRENE N IN WALL ST ey. 1 smal cugful of lard. Water sufficient to make @ soft Drop in boiling lard until a AD YS DOOCGHNOTS ‘8 competition! Here's dough. Read and try it out! brown. 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