The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 17

Uf lift touchy corns and cal- h luses right off. Try it! With the Fingers! No Pain! Apply a few drops of Freezone on a tender corn or callus, instantly it stops ach- ing, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus out, root and all. No humbug! Hirschfield Orders Aaron Hoe- nig Out of His Office Be- cause of Remarks. “Officer put this man out.” The Commissioner said he woul issue a subpoena for Louis Baer cart of the increases, Mrs. Sarah Schick, one of Mra. Ro: Rudinsky’s tenants who has tenemen from No. 622 to No. 636 East 136 Commissioner of Accounts Hirsh- field ordered Aaron Hoenig, counsel for Louis D, Baer, President of the Chemical Realty Company, against whom a complaint alleging rent prof- iteering had been maiie, to be put out of the Commissioner's office in the Municipal Building to-day. Peter H. Goldsmith of the American Association for International Concil- jation had complained that the rent of his apartment, owned by the Chemical Company, at No. 407 West 116th Street, which was $35 a month in 1913, had been increased to $67.50 in 1917, $60 in 1918, and notice had been served of another raise to $80 Oct, 1. Louis Baer did not appear at the hearing. His brother, Max Baer, the superintendent, appeared with Law- m=! yer Hoenig. tt “What's this @l about?” asked Mr. ¢ 120 tenants who have been on a “re: strike” in the Bronx for a week more, and awalting the arrival of t City Marshal. She said the rents hi been raised from $14 to $20 a mon within three years. Because Mrs. Schick described t heating of the house as far short requirements, and the sanitary co! ditions as improper the Commission referred Mrs. Schick to the Board Water Supply and the Board You can lift off hard corns, soft corns, also the corns between the toes and the “hard- skin” calluses on bottom of feet without the slightest soreness or irritation. Tiny bottles cost only a few cents at drug stores. reason with Mrs, Rudinsky, ment at No. 529 West 79th Stre where twenty tents had complain of increases of from $10 to $14 tT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WoORLi ©1919 Kincaid & Kimball, inc~ The House of Incomparable Values ’ Custom Made Clothes Ready for Service For Young Men & Men Why is a Purchase at Our Store a Safe Investment for you? A simple matter to explain, yet an uncalled for explanation after your first visit to us. We stand back of every purchase; there is no Risk on our part, for:— 1. We handle only All Wool Tested Fabrics of the Finest Quality. 2. 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Newcomb to tell the Commissioner he was ' Hoenig, when Mr. Goldsmith's com- ready to reduce all rents by $9 a | plaint was completed. month, 4 “Do you live in New York? asked! A telephone girl wrote to the Com- |the Commissioner, “For a Jong tinw? 1 ailing attention to an ins Yor. And do uu fread the news. the rent of her apartment papers?” in S6tN Street from $84 to $40 “You don't hi to wwileve what,“ del | you read in th papers,” vald Mn. Pollen eaever, G6, She feuy Gears toruie. lone tion is the only thing that can bring dae eet gy In which you {208 Protiteering landlords into line, gio 7 aca a a i Jel, Their assessments ought to be raised come here in this emergenc "id ond kept raised even after the \f i Mr. Hirshfield, “there's the door.” He rt one bit to — , present criais ix over, to punish sb Goesn¢ nit turned to the attendant and added: * them.” | County Clerk Schneider thus ex- pressed his approval of the survey plan, suggested by The Evoning World to Chairman Hirsch of the Mayor's Committee on Rent Profl- tecring whose letter to Police Com- | missioner Hnright yesterday brought an immediate promise of co-opera- tion, Mr. Schneider ts the original police survey man, having been an advocate of It er since the rent situation became acute. 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Although yo richly deserve a jail sentence, I can only fine you the maximum of $5 about this place,” Mina Gol That statement was made by Judge Ape when) weet ae Murphy to Jacob Goldstein tn the Court | 5 ‘ “ be of Special Sessions thie morning, when |” ""'* “Mlldren, the manager ret Goldstein was convicted on the teati- mony of Miss Rose Goldstein, one of Deputy Ellen A. > Daniels Congratutates 24 Markamen by Wireless, WASHINGTON, May 16,—Be: Daniels, who Is returning on the transport Mount at Hoboken at 7.46 A. M. hes sent hes sent @ wireless message to en, eune, command: . Division, congratulatin, hint : 4 Commissioner O'Grady’s officers, of allowing minovs to frequent his dance hall at No, 345 Grand Street Miss Goldstein testified that on tie night of April 4 she went to the place und found @ number of girls under sixteen, the majority of whom were t Public Schoo! 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