The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1920, Page 11

AL ESTATE MAN LD AS PERIURER NV RENT DISPUTE Hanis Kruse Accused of Testify- ing Falsely Under New Tenant Laws. What was described as the first Pase of ite kind to occur since the assage by the late Legislature. of ws for the protection of tenants me to light in the Queens County Court at Long Island City to-day hen Hans Kruse of No. 815 Wood- Ward Avenue, Ridgewood, a real es- had failed to pay his monthly rental RULES WHISKEY IS MEDICINE, of $26 in advance. Kruse furthee testified, the indict-| U, s. Commissioner Frees Cafe Man ment séts forth, that Hogan on Feb. Who Had Prescription. 1 entered into an agreement with the| ‘The charge of violating the Volstead owner to pay, this amount, that the | Act, made against William Stammel and rate was that which was in force the | Hugene Bloom, proprietors 3 the Liv- ' ingston. Cafe at Livingston Street and pievious month and that it was no.| Ohi Square, Brooklyn, was dismissed more than 25 per cent. ore Pa vhe | jh Federal Court to-day. They were ar- rental charged on May 1, rested on May 5 by Revenue Asents District Attorney O'Le’ of | Wiegand, Hughes and Stiller, who tool Queens said that up to Bent Ff SU en with the rental paid by Hogan was $18 2 | Whisks month. Hogan told the District At- | ne had been Ml ahd. got a, prescription torney that on Sept. 1 he agreed to | for whiskey, from Dr. a. pay $19 and has not seen the owner, |ner of No, 59 Schei . Dr, Rudolph Schwars, since that date. | Gardner Cotrorbated "gtammel, United re eC who if, J BOY’S TOUR ENDS IN COURT. mlinedethe, hot belles teas anes, morning and afternoon effects—AND than other smart shops! Fred Darmiento Finds Real Ad- - “ventures on 80 Cents, Fred Darmiento, 18, who lives in 127th Street near St. Nicholas Avenue, ‘Tuesday morning started out in quest Values Up to $12 of adventure. He had 80 cents and decided to see the green fields of New Jersey. He crossed on the West Shore Ferry at West 23d Street and landed on the Associations ‘ Before Decoration Day Offer of White Footwear All New York’s latest and best, new, White Footwear is here now just in time for holiday wear. Buck, White Kid, White Canvas—in Vay ‘THE USUAL LOW STAR PRICES—#2 to $5 less One Byelet | ie i 85°": Piney _Hget ‘ e' very + id White SPECIAL SALE Continues West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Newark—Broad & West Park Brooklyn —Fulton Near Hoyt No Charges for, Alterations ate operator, pleaded not guilty to| Jersey side. Here he met a man to fn indictment charging perjury and| whom ho told of his proposed tour. The } man put him on a ty Was released under a $1,000 bond learned the @8 conte We Wein the fone pending trial. ductor docs not ¢ . far’ when tra The indictment charges that, acting | {/ins. for he was put off the “train at us agent for the owner of the tenc- | Hetwalked all afternoon and at Nyack ment house at No, 1662 Woodbine |% ang of boys picked a Nght wi ei Btreet, Ridgewood, Kruse testified on | spent ‘1 the me there and. yesterday May 7 in the Third District Munioipal before a Justice of the val of bis fi Court that George C. Hogan, a tonant, | tailed his adventures, pane ti One thought suggests an- ae, the thought of per- fect eye-ease. suggests SOFT"! ITE lenses. M. SINGER 1453 Mad'son Ay. 609 W. 181st St. 206 Broadway. 156 Fulton St. 981 Prospect Av. ‘Demure Voile & Okvaniie Frocks Cleverly Expressed New Summer Fantasies 19" ant 516° , IF you'll only. satisfy yourself by comparing them with Fifth Avenue successes! You see they are quite as new, as beautifully fashioned and of as fine, cool fabrics—as artistically colored. And what is more, you'll see that Bedell prices are surprisingly less than customary—and assortments more complete. Organdie, Voile, Linens, Dotted Swiss, Foulard, Voiles, etc. Little Frilled Pockets, New Sleeves, Fascinating Bouffancies, Big Collars, Vestees, elc. Hand-Made Blouses in Sale! An assemblage of wonderful new Summer Creations—afford- ing unbounded delight and unusual money-saving Ma ag cd ~ .98 Music for Decoration Day. | A MOST UNUSUAL o SALE OF EXCHANGED PHONOGRAPHS © Instruments of Leading Makes from $18 Upward Savings are 20 Per Cent to 40 Per Cent on Original Prices Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 27, 28 and 29 Hand-made dainty cluster tuckets, embroideries and drawn work! Fine quality Batiste: Variety of Fv Important Underpricing Sale Novelty ik Sport Skirts es fect condition and so guaranteed—and at all prices, representing radical reductions from their regular cost. Every one of these ‘phonographs has been through the hands of expert Aeolian repairmen and mechanics, and at the price asked for it constitutes an extraordinary bargain. HIS is indeed a rare opportunity and as far as we know an opportu- nity that is to be found only at Aeolian Hall. The prices of new phonographs are rigid- ly maintained. And before the advent of the Aeolian-Voc¢alion, the exchange business in these instruments was negligible—too small to make Special Sales worth while. Since the Aeolian-Vocalion was put upon the market, however, this: condition has changed. The Aeolian-Vocalion with its notable superiority of tone and appearance and its new and fascinating features, serves to induce a large volume of exchanges. It is the accumulation of these exchanged instruments which is to be disposed of in the present event. Here are pho..ographs of leading and standard makes—all in per- Si ‘Kumsi Kumsa Queen Anne Satin Baronet Satin White Serge Comb. Tricolette = Knife Plaited AN opportunity to save substantially on fashionable new women's and misses” separate Silk Skirts of superior character. The styles, fabrics and colorings will commend themselves, The first time we have been able to offer values like these this season, White, Pastel and Sport shades in effective patterns, Attractive New Patch and Slit Pockets, Pearl Button Trimming --Ne ur Belts We invite you to attend this Sale. If you have decided on any particular make or style of phonograph, you will probably find it here. Its price and the terms on which youcan purchase it will be far more favor- able than you have ever had reason to anticipate. SN Plait. Georgette Novelty Silks And even though you may not purchase, your visit will be enjoyable through the opportunity to see and hear the Vocalion— the phonograph that enables you to play the music yourself. Sale Junior & Misses’ Summer Frocks of Organdies Youthful New’ Arrivals Very Special Gay, fluffy new Organdie frocks for misses, junior and small women. De- lightfully girlish models, featuring pretty collars, short sleeves, ruffling in smart design, new tunics and sashes. Organdie in beautiful pas- tel shades of White, Flesh, Jonquil, Sea Foam, Hydro, Lilac, Rose, Emerald, Ete. Terms as Low as $4 Monthly THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Makers of the Duo-Art Pianola Piano Foremost Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in the World SS eh eh le In MANHATTAN 29 West 42d Street In THE BRONX In BROOKLYN , In NEWARK 367 East 149th Street 11 Flatbush Avenue 895 Broad Street In FORDHAM, 270 East Fordham Road When you consider their extremely low price, you will surely want two or more, The material cost more than tomor- row’s special price. Sizes 13 to 17. ‘hos eae eel fo