The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 12

aoe Sra! ae! + + a so bee ee aan a ae eee. ee ae en ee ae | || es to a6 &. 129th Siroet. At oleven | Mra, Rudineky really wants to get % hon this morning, on an order of | Of, because she regards them as ag’ EE “ = ss B wash Roditack, the ite of evicting five of the 120 farts these houses | was started. At me time the | court promised to take similar actlon ogainat the rest if they do not aban- don thelr rent atrike, They owe Mrs. Rudinsky $2,300, The troub’e started Inet March,’ Ne cope | bas continued ever since. Fifty-five obit: ot tenants whose ront was due on May R zek Says Attacks on 1 put the money tn the hands of © Good Landlords Hinders {committee of thetr own number f, «five due May War of Profiteers Sixty-five whone rents were y " 15 did the same thing yesterday, — | ee roe Nineteen tenants who have expect- | | Ig you wil take the word of Judge|ed to be put out have packed their | Robitsek for it, New York has one | belongings and have been “camping” | } goea apartment house proprietor, one |!n the premises since last Monday, who has not ralsed the rents wince | Walting for the marshal, The delay, (a September and does not intend | ¥# cattsed by the desire of the court } {0 raise them now. And yet they are|* ™A&ke sure that no violations of fh afl striking. the law protecting soldiers’ families ; I ‘The proprietor in Mra. Rose Rudin. | Would be committed Sexy, and her houses arc from Nos,| But there are only five tenants that tators, leaders of the strike, and “bole shevistically inclined.” ‘The cases of these five were heard by Judge Robiteek this morning, and the more he beard of the aga ‘Nephe. co uni ” he Mild, ar “are doing crema in ah age A achat to pevtect fiteering fords, at thie . a rditterent’ kind of | case. Here is a proprietor who has | not raised rene and promises not to raise them. All she wants is the right to, conduct her own property. “It is a shame that bi 4 one should take advantage of o campaign Sys bad fandlords to ba ar ones with bankruptey. I will tS wSeee Head tenants until 11 o'clock this morning to get ag Road I ad- vise the other tenants t y_imme- diately the rent that is ‘aus, "it they fail similar orders will be given inst them.” 0 LTE, | CHINESE CABINET RESIGNS. iF Because Amolin is entae tic, | President Retusce te Accept, sare Report. 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A strike followed, and the quarrel (or ‘Grand dury who eriti tices In their courts, Individual suits| Federal Baseball for $60,000 by each Judge, it is sald, wilt Sion baseball Meee tatice | pubtiention In the Issue of May 24 will deal with the Irish question—"What a be Drourht againat © Aeveral of the jute hab bb mado idee de ‘Dy Bs, A atten former President of the rd of Trade, who was the foremer of ore Grand Jury, etd; Tt la the peivileney or the Judecw to tats fuch ation (dt ta thelr pleasure » do #>, and the Grand Jury will defend The Grand Jury charged the Judges with leniency to criminals, . | Motion for New 7 of the Baltimore | Denmark. ford of the E t Supreme Co ice of appent was given. about Ire! CAKE-~Good! Made at. Home in a Few Minutes , oelt Raising Flour IN PACKAGES ONLY All Ready No Guessing~No Failures (NOT A BREAD FLOUR) At All CREEL JOINS LESLIE'S. Succeeds Norman Ha| Ale Personal Views. 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