The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1920, Page 9

A Ignatz Gives a Christmas NEY HOGAN took his feet from the desk in the finger- Print room and frowned. “Do you mean to say,” ‘ with pardonable suspicion, alreadun here after a couple of warrants. shorts"What are you doing in here?” / pricerfked Mr. Hogan. waid His Honor, Mr. Judge, tells me I ‘was wuld come to the Distant’ Attorney dimcis @ referee of the business, * “m\come to explain how it happened I ¢ whould get crowned for paying the murent too early in last year on Christ- THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, Neen ne ear) di INET A.EAMAMMAP ID Ach lent). Manes heat Call “Why did he h | he, ne Mr i ‘Already I hav Paid the rent.’ A Blue Eye to Collector receipt?” ‘i | “Why didn’ er Batchelder ase st By Rog mcr arron:| Mf Hogan leaned forward expec-| eS tal ald SEISTANT Dis’ tantly. “Right awa “I am yours to command,” he de- clared, “if the Judge sent you to me.| “Mr Tell mo the story.” “One day last Christmas,” maid Im- natz, “I went and paid the rent off my | a house for the month,” | “For what month?” te starts the fight.” Hoga he inquired “that all 2 this trouble came = because you paid your rent too! igscolored eve Vhy did you . Hogan as “For January in next year—1920." lector | ww did it happen that you di Did you call “Phat is exactly | tn st you did) ite, Hogan, Ml, I thought it might be a nice! present for the landlord, as the boss| 80D of a gun,” Siihe dope,” replica} Nenatz. “1 paid m: Ladrent one day las shristinas, when shouldn't do it un- tii Jan. 1, and now ave me a week of bonus for the] esents. I said to myself, ‘I pay the, rent of the house, and then next yea I get $30 in January to blow for ents for myself and everybody. is the cause of the rent paying.” “Had you paid the rent for Decem- ver?” “Sure, I paid tt on tho first pay day in December.” “Now we are getting warmer,” sa Mr. Hogan. “But why do you want a warrant?” “There 1s a guy 1n front of the court which. 1s ‘the landlord, He hit me one on the nose while collecting the rent which already was paid." Mr. Distant Att | the rent ahead him the receipt, scanned it with T am from it.” “Did you get a “He calls me names," couldn't be sure. Ignatz produced the |the gentleman with the black eye it you? Present to Landlord and 2.00 \p3icsn ena 6 t +f called the rent collector who had come to court in the wake of Ignatz, looking for damages himself. He bad hit this man” him names?” “I might have called him an old ref adinitted Ignatz But just ima, after pa to get another Orney, from the landlord. What insiitin) “Why did you try to collect the rent after it had been paid? axked Mr, Hogan of the collector. Ignatz.” receipt, curiosity. “It must be all right” he said “only they didn’t tell me anything “How did that happen?’ “On the first of the month my boes boupht thia house, and I guess the To relieve congested transportation Business Hours will temporarily be 9.30 A. M, to 6 P. M. BONWIT TELLER &,CO. The Specially Shop of Oniginations FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET To-morrow, THURSDAY Closing Out—Entire Remaining Stock + WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS Plain, Fur Trimmed & Costume Effects 44.00 74.00 Formerly Formerly. 65.00 to 95.00 95.00 to 165.00" 90.00 Formerly 145.00 to 295.00 Included. in this grouping are all the favored models and fabrics. all sizes in each style, but collectively almost every size is represented. 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D.’"S_ NOCREDITS NOEXCHANGES NO APPROVALS asked | + \t said tho col- | asked “Show and | lees guy must have tak “There was a big argument when I moan, the guy wuich owned house before,” “So th ‘Sure. of the month.” That settles that part of it jdid you hit Ignate?” “Look | lector, | blue eyes on Ignatz. ut i West 42nd Street he house was sold? My boss bought it the first | « Now, asked Mr. H at my eye,” groaned the col-|t “and ask me where wre the |r . 1 didn't mean to lector was just a fight.” | ‘ ms that you were wrong to}a fine f argument when Ignatz had| “And if there is tented?" 3 it strong enough,”|t said th you are a fine f Open at 9.30 A. M. Ignatz, rent again whieh 1] ill you explain that, to the he concluded with | mer 1920, » fo! 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