The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1919, Page 5

} TTLANDLORDS ‘enants to drop the strike, and the work was begun last week of evicting the leaders, The tenants have formed a com- nittee to which the rents are being SMALLEST REPUBLIC TO END 49-YEAR WAR paid. The committee desires to, deal -— with Mra, Rudinsky, She declared to-day thle was an attempt at soviet | 54" Marino Authorizes an Italian to rule and that she would break wu Se i jati the system in her house if she had Represent Her Le Negotiations to go to the expense of evicting every With Austria, PARIS, May 19 (United Press) —San individual in it. “The Vigilantes” have taken a hand in the rent situation. They re-| Marino, the smallest republic in the World, expects soon to be able to ent the state of war which has existed be- Geet Always Retreshing and Appetizing tween her and Austria for the last forty-nine years. She officially re- quested Senator Sclaleja of Italy to rep- resent her, at the exchange of ereden- tals with the Austrian delegates, ‘The Uttle republic Joined Italy In her war of Independence in 1870, When peuce was finally signed Austria to recognize San Marino and the latter's signature was never attached to the| ‘ #ix cases, dismissing two because the landlords were right. In the case of o landlord who raised rents unfairly treaty. “— Strength Flavor Purity — The Tea witha “Quality” Reputation | Sealed Packets Only. Black, Green or Mixed. | Final Deeree for Associated Press.|any news received from or gathered ‘The suit brought by the /Associteda|®7 the Associated Press. Press against the Inte aes . Service came up on the DOUBTFUL EVIDENCE. | United States District Cou Prohibtion working all right in yout a decree was entered for the compia! a "Yea." replied Mr, Chuggins. “The | fcisa hp. International News. Berrios [Eat sated ase an ttaRieer One” | from taking, appropriating or selling fo ly has any further use md FORCED TOUT RENTS 250 Increases They Demanded Lowered One-Half to One- Third in Compromise. The other three were adjusted ami- vably. a Okiahoma Man Succeeds Todd an Palmer's Assistant. WASHINGTON, May 19.—C. B. Ames of Oklahoma City has been chosen by Attorney General Palmer as assistant in Capt. Charles A. Goldsmith, haa been working for the Mayor's Committee on Rent Profiteering, re- ported to-day that he had effected @umpromises with seventeen landlords who sek shatinasecs | MAN'S HANDICAP. | (From the Detroit Frop Press.) Being beautiful may help a girl, but nobody ever heard of @ man being hired use he was some. charge of trust prosecutions to succeed G, Carroll Todd, resigned. Frank Davis fn rent dispute cases, involving 250 jr of Cleveland has been selected to be- tenants in the Brownsville section of Come Assistant Attorney General to Brooklyn. AN the landlords compromised on from one-half to one-third of the rent increases they had demanded. They greed also to give leases, which will protect their tenants against addi- tional increases for a year to come. Capt. Goldsmith said he had troule only in two cases he investigated. ‘Mrs. Crinchia Zonnon turned out five tenants in the rain Saturday from the house at No. 342 Snedeker Avenue. Sho rejected all requests for a com- promise, and said it was her inten- tion to get all the oki tenants out of her building. She was ordered to An Exceptional Sale ‘ Bo cimarinornineworscmns I! Women’s Kxtra-Size Suits ped laughter and gon, ownss apartments " NY Sil say mood reste shal 0 8 $35,00, $39.50, $49.50, $59.50, $69.50 Prices Represent Less Than Manufacturer’s Cost month since last June, adopted a similar attitude with Capt. Goldsmith, and he was also ordered to appear before the commaittes, A collection of especially selected models, designed for descend on City Hall to-day and ap- large women. P peal wo the Mayor for help. A com. _ Tailormades of the fashionable types, perfectly propor- : F AEAAMACA Ad Bveahe sae 3 stout figures and cleverly styled to give the long straight lines. Serge, Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Hairline Stripes; in black, navy, tan and gray. Many models in sizes 424% to 52. None C. O. D. No Exchanges Bronx, Manhattan and Browns- le will demand that a special ses- An unusual opportunity to select high cost Suits at much less than their actual value. succeed Huston Thompson, resigned. just becat three times in six months, he will be Lord & Taylor and for fire and health violations, 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street n of the Legislature be called to behalf of evicted Wearing Apparel Dry Cold Air Vaults on the premises Full Insurance Against loss by fire, moth or theft. ‘Third Floor. enact laws in t-nants, ‘The strikers also ask for the co- tion of city and State depart- 8 to provide land, soungalows and tents for those evicted and moro leniency in the Municipal Courts. Chairman Hirsch of the Mayor's tiommittee on Rent Profiteering, is \waiting a report on The Bvening World's plan for a survey by the police to determine definitely the enting situation and single out the indlonds who are profiteering. The plan has the approval of Goy. Smith and the city authorities, The police canvass, it ig announced, will be completed by May 23. Evictions were slated to continue to-day in the apartment houses at Nos, 622 to 636 East 136th Street, owned by Mrs, Rose Rudinsky, One hundred and twenty tenants are on strike in these houses and H. B. Solomon, attorney for Mrs. Rudin- sky, declared to-day they are trying to set up a Bolsheviki rule of apart- ment houses, He said no quarter would be shown to these tenants. The trouble in the Rudinsky flats started in March, when the owner evicted a tenant she described as “undesirable.” A strike was called to heep the tenant, There was no ‘in- crease in rents, and the prices charged for the apartments was not an issue. In court Judge Robitzek ordered the A New Style. Umbrella For Men : and Women “India” Umbrella A small Umbrella with a large spread. Made of the finest - Union Silk, encased in silk taffeta. A variety of plain and carved handles for Women. $4.50 in Ultra Fashions. 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