The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 15

ti ‘Ss “| court mny determine represents the ‘BILLS SIGNED TO-DAY: , \ court's discretion. | eee, known as ejectment, and| demanded, by Butler of an engagement |EVIDENCE LACKING IN KINGS GAS CASE FRENT GOUGING | Lewis Asks Proof That Company Has Failed to Supply All Ap- plicahts as Ordered. | Distrlet Attorney Harry &. Brooklyn, sald this morning the Public Declares at IN FORCE AT ONCE Dae Pen ee (Continued From Tenth Page.) lock mude Service Commission had not furnishe’|tack his evidence showing the Kinga Cow Lighting Company has violated tho or- te exceed six months where it ap-|der of the commission rere that the tenant cannot secure |company to furnish gas to all table preinises for himself eants within the district served, (family, within a neiehborhood simi “if the cofmission will furnish me} gir), ar 46 those uccupied, and that he ysed| With @ certined copy of the order, to- feasonadle efforts to secure such |<ether with proof of its service on all! premises, or where other reasons may offivers and directors andthe man- ‘exist warranting the exercise of the ity nhl Badia th colboadle i © the Grand Jury, secure an in- tment and bring them to trial within i » District Attorney, pretary of the Service Commission, said the the premises, which |order had been served on the company, company had objected and had and that the Commis- mony to-day appli- serted sized to Ursula ‘The girl, Thomas P , The tenant shall deposit with the ‘@Wrk of the court the amount the James 3. fair rent for shell be the same as it was up to the| that the expiration of his icase, plus such addi- overruled, tlonal amount, if any, as may be held | * tile ohter oe : Ata Public ‘Tho next moasure deals with sum-|ing yesterday, 8. F. Moran, counsel for Mary proceedings for non-payment | the company, sald: @@ rent. In effect, it provides that in| “The company is doing the best 1 case of leases of one year or less the ican, Our treasury is empty. — Re- canmot avai mie! \ sammary procecdings for non-pay- [“Ponslbility pied akunieel By fls Mo of rent if the rent demanded is|%°r of the city administration. @reater than the amount pajd for tho! Failure of the company to supply gas month preceding the default, or has lis sald to be greatly restricting building been increased more than 2 per cent, | operations. ‘= one year. eth mes Ge HM non-payment proceedings are patagnen havment proceedings are) SUES HUSBAND FOR JEWELS. twas been charged in leases for more A than one year, no matter what the|Broker’s Wife Says He Has Her Js, the tenant, by virtue of Engagement Ring. mn. 2,234 of the Code, will have the . to set up any defense waich| Mrs. Bertha M. Chamberlain Butler, he might have if the claim for rent|Wife of Harry V, Butler, broker, of No. was the subject of the action. One|100 Hudson Street, to-day filed sult in ot euch defenses would be that the/the County Clerk's office against her re was unjust and unreasonable. | husband for $4,000. Of this amount she Nt ~ SO EASY NOW TO EJECT [says she will take $3,000 In cash in lieu TENANTS. of return of the articles, alleged to be ‘The eleventh bill covers the action| retained, although their return has been office to prove Mrs. is to give the tenant a/ang a dinner ring, the latter with forty ee AS and tring to ejent |Stones. & bar pin, one opal brooch, toilet Nenant from tbe premises by set, furs, and wedding gifts, action, In such a p ting the Mrs, Butler asks $1,000 damages for lIamdiont woukt be able to obtain|alieged unlawful detention judgment in twenty days against the VW. to oy a PaH gta se ae benieuae Fifteen Police Promotions To-Day. bm to allege that he had paid the| Four Police and eleven patrolmen | dandruff, nts to-d ight, The new Lieut- Anderson, Dan- . Thomas M. Clancy and john McGarry. ‘The nv Sergeants are hard F. Oliver, William Goodnow, er, George W. Mulholland, Nugent, James Brennan, Thomas M. Shaw, John J. Martin, Rob- ert H, Copeland, Austin Mead and William J, Ferrick. Ferrick is the po- lice wireless operator. "To forestall such an action on the part of the landlord the new law pro. vides that the tenant may set up cho | same defense in this action that he|°"" does in the municipal court namely, that the rent is unjust unreasonable and he agreemen is oppressive. It the tenant to] J make an oral i hefo h @lerk of the court. This wos d cause in so many cases the ‘would be unable to prepare his ans- wer and the expense of retaining an attorney would bo a hariship. Latter When He to Attack Her. fT. LOUIS, April 1.— Joseph F. Wood- step-daughter, ula Broderick, at the . mother Woodlods regretted his actions ond al complain threats against the ounse! had been, instructed to] Was closed. The state is attempting to Woodlock and the girl plott- ice Commission hear-!ed to murder Woodlock. “DANDERINE” Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles {ts Beauty. A few cents buys After an application of “Danderine” eants were promoted | you can not find a fallen hair or any besides every » ‘by Police |new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness.—Advt. GIRL SLEW FATHER» AND STEP-FATHER She Shot Sought humerous atlenpls to at -year z to testl- giri's trial on 4 requiring the |charge of first degree murder for kill- ing Woodlock April 14 Mrs. Lillian Woodloc who also killed her father Broderick, four years ago in defense of her mother, has declared she shot Woodlock to defend her honor. lars wear. On one occasion, Mrs. Woodlock said, she visited the prosecuting Attorney's! her husband's girl, but the office “Danderine.” hair shows established mart. ideals. They offer quiet, the spirit of music. “le phonograph de qualite’’ is installed here amid surroundings that conduce to calm, concen- trated judgment and appreciation. 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