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

GEN: ANDRADE HERE. Pormer President of A - Mis Way to Wash PEP Gee. Ignacio Andrade, former P: it of Venezuela and now Minister of former Governc republic, arrived |who, with Lad eamship Grecian home to England. terior of that to-day on the at “The Wellesley” ington SNUGLY-FIT- TING oxford of pleasing propor- tions. A model many carefully dressed women prefer. In dull calf with straight tip and mil- $6 itary heel, Mail Orders Filled Promptly |trom La Guaya on his way an official miss Was not diaclosed. On the steamer Vasari, from Bu and Rio Janeiro with 284 pass was Sit Gilbert Thomas Cart THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY JUNE 12, 1919. sane aseaeyspt ERT to Wash- was #aid to be on n, the nature of which * COURT DECREES INRENT DSPUTE | Justice Robitzek Grants War- | rants but Holds Up Action by Landlords Till Monday. Two hundred and forty disputes |between landlord and tenant ‘were |heard by Justice Robitzek in the |Bronx Municipal Court to-day. At the conclusion of the hearings the Justice allowed 100 eviction warrants but in each instance provided that none shall be evicted before Monday. Tenants complained of raises of $2, $3 and $6 a month. While these cases were being heard complaints continued to come into the office of Mayor's Committee, headed by Nathan Hirsch. Included in these complaints were reported boosts in rent of $10, $15 and $26. Justice Robitzek to-day heard evi- dence in the case of the tenants against Mrs, Anna Moll, No. 198 Brown Place. At a hearing last Monday Mrs. Moll was characterized as “one of the worst profiteers,” but to-day she showed that her lease on the building 5 increased $2,500. She had paid $9,000 and the tenants argued that the Increases she had proposed would run her income from the buliding up to $15,000. Her attor- ney, Julius Tobias, termed the ten- ants as “Bolsbeviki” and said that Mrs, Moll wished to rid the building of them, Counsel on each side will present further ‘briefs in the case Saturday . He was Samuel Friedman of the 22th Infantry, who said that prior to hig going to war his mother paid $22 @ month, When he returned in May her rent was $28 and notice was given of an increase in June to $31. This she deciined to pay. The other tenants in the Wuilding joined the Friedmans in their protest. Justice Robitsek reserved decision. Among the complaints received by the Mayor's Committee was that of « woman who said that, whereas she had been paying a monthly rental of $45.60 fohan apartment in Halcyon Hall, No. 408 West 160th Street, she, together with other tenants, has re- ceived word to pay $70 a month. The woman complained that the latest boost in her rent meant an increase in the last few months of more than 100 per cent. dn behalf of fifteen families living in No, 11 West 4th Gtreet, a writer said that, on June 1, the tenants were raised $10 and $15 each, and on top if this increase came a no- tice a day or so ago that on July 1 there would be another $10 increase. An “unwarranted increase, averag- ing $26 per tenant,” was reported by tenants of the Elise Apartments, N 200 West 111th Street. One of the. most pitiful letters re- ceived by the Mayor was from Brooklyn, where a widow, with two children,’ complained that her new landlord, without any reason what- ever, had given her two weeks notice to get out of the house, She stated an effort to find other rooms for her family and that her landlord was obdurate, WITH $100,000 IN TRUST. FUND, FNL BROKE Supreme Court Justice Gavegan was informed to-day that ynless steps are taken immediately to release a $100,000 trust fund involved in litigation Mabel Arey Ludlam, her husband Henry and @erat organizer of the American Fed- | Botsheviats, I. W. W.s and other like she had tramped al) over Brooklyn in extremists, LABOR LEADER { | Are Working for Overthrow | of Government. “There are certain elements right here in New York State who are scheming for the overthrow of this government by use of force and vio- ¢ lence,” declared Hugh Frayne, gen- eration of Labor, who was the first witness at the opening to-day of the | inquiry of the Joint Legisiative Com- mittee into the activities of violent Senator Clayton R. Lusk is chair- man of the committee and the ex- amination of witnesses is being con-} ducted by Attorney General Chas. D. Newton. “We are constantly obliged to fight | against the radicals," said Mr. Frayne, “hecause elements of that organization among us have tempted | to tear down the present labor bodies. I will say that the American Federa- tion of Labor is +100 per cent. loyal to this country and is opposed to any movement which has for its purpose the overthrow of our present institu- tions, “The radicals are divided into three groups, namely, Anarchists, Syndi- calists and Socialists. Under the in- spiration furnished by the Russian Communist Party, otherwise known as the Bolsheviki, the leaders of these| ALLIES READY 10 AD : pce cocnenitin oe -De coos ext) | NG. Ore A ea Olam | SAYS REDS HERE AI AT REVOL Frayne Testifies Three Groups support set forth, it was offict a If vo ttn Wire Admiral Kolchak His Reply Is | PORTUGUESE CABINET QUITS, | tintccr how “inten "you In Agreement With Their June “12 (United Preas).— The Allies have wired Admiral Kolchak hat his reply is subst on can have, your money back. f iment to the proposition and that they |dexpatches of June 6 The Cabinet of- | Xeking and the Wioodsiron Phosohats wilt nounced this after LSHEVIST. ficial reports Indicated recognition might ANTI- be withheld. ich the pats a emaciated strong. no eat. go to Kallah Pharmacies and get enough Blood-Irom Phomphate for a. three- weeks’ tr ry ea Previously ft 4, but Re- take It as directed. If at the 1 oe weeks you don't feel neinded Ith Action. and. better than you haye for_monti it ‘ _ > Your eves arent Drighter and your nervy JASBON, June 12—-The Porttiguese | ourgarer ere, PHM atees Wetter aed Cabinet has resign x Proposals. tially an agree-| This action was forecast in Lisbon | several pounds are therefore willing to extend him the |féred Its resignation ‘on that day, but er MPORTANT— Blood-Iron Phosphate it was stated that it had consented tol), ‘gold only in original packages gone remain in office until after the visit of |taining enough for three weeks’ trent- Pessoa of Brazil, Dr.| ment, at $1,50 per package—only 500 apparently n Lisbon Tuesday. a week.—A A soldier who came home from|their four beautiful children will be p Riki leat Th common plat- May headed the tenants of | penniless. The family ts living at Be-| “Fm upon which they may co-ope akin, No. 1815 Crotona| Porm © ate for the establishment of a dicta- Signet Shoe Co. 1345 Broadway, between 35th & 36th Streets Harlem—112 West 125th Street Bronx—$rd Ave. and 149th St. SS Brooklyn — 557 Fulton Street y 8, can be obtained at rug store. Any druggiat can order wholesaler, SS All Stores Open Evenings HOW FO GE? BD OP UMATISN “Frult-a-tives”’ Point the Way to Quick Rellef Verona. “I suffered for « number of years with Rheumatiem and severe Paine in my Side and Back, caused by strains and heavy lifting. Whea I had given up hope of ever being well again, » friend recommended ‘Fruit-a-tives’ (or Fruit Liver Tablets) to me and after using the first box I felt so much better that I continued te take them; and now I am enjoying the best of health. wanoy Park, Tuckahoe, N. Y. Mrs. Ludlam is the daughter of the late Albert Lea, who made a fortune in Minnesota and moved to Philadel- phia. His estate was left to his widow, who upon her death passed the fortune torship of the proletariat of this country.” The witness declared that the in- vestigation made by the American Federation of Labor showed it was on to her daughter. While Miss Leu was attending Bryn Mavtr sho met Ludlam and married hi mover the ob- jection of her guardian, Part of the estate left by her mother was placed in trust in the Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Company of Hartford, Conn. Last November Mrs. Ludlam ‘brought suit to compel the trustees to turn over to her and tho children the principal of the trust fund. Justice Gavegan ordered the transfer to be made, but nothing has been done in that direction. “Unless this fund is turned over at once,” Attorney H. M. Hitchinis, rep resenting Mrs, Ludlam, told the court to-day, “Mrs. Ludlam and her family will be obliged to vacate the premises they now occupy. They are already in @ state of destitution and without means of support by reason of delay in setting aside the deed of trust. The trust company's attorney con- tended that his client felt it had no authority to pay over the fund be- cause an appeal has been taken to higher courts and until that Is decided the aim of the Anarchistic group to destroy all forms of religion in this| country, wipe out all-private prop-| erty rights and annihilate all forms of government, From this ruin it was intended, ac- cording to the literature of such agi- tators as Emma Goldman, to build up @ nationwide belief in the dpo- trine of free love. Mr, Frayne added that the American Bolsheviks be- lieved patriotism should be destroyed. Its components, they claim, are chief- ly arrogance and ignorance. “Are you prepared to give nition of the term anarchism? Mr, Néwton. ir. Frayne replied: “I think that the best definition is that given by Emma Goldman as fol- lows: ‘Anarchism: the philosophy of a new social order based on liberty unrestricted by man made law; the theory that all forms of government rest on violence, and are therefore wrong and harmful as well as un- See ee Sh 59TH TO GOTH STREET LEXINGTON TO sD AVENUE —— ° / " Now in Progress A Wonderful Sale Of Player-Pianos Once every year at this time we have our QUEENSBORO BRIDGE SALE, in which we always offer TREMENDOUS BAR- GAINS, and we are glad to state that the beautiful new Walters Player that we offer in this sale this year at $425 is without doubt the most wonderful bargain ever offered in our Piano Department. W. M. 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