The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 16

a TS ET is Gad Bee's SPECIAL SESSION PLANNED 10 AMEND STATE RENT LAWS} Petitions Ciroulated | to Be Pre- _ sented to Gov. Smith in October Crisis. In view of the large number of families who will be homeless early | = fm October next unless the present Jandiord and tenant laws are amended before that time, petitions are being ‘ethoulnted throughout fhis city, ask- ing Gov. Smith’ to call an extra ses- “sion of the Legislature for that pur- ‘pose. The Fair Play Rent Association ‘of the Bronx and the Washington Heights Tenants’ Association con- nected \with the Audubon Community Council and other associationa will ‘@ppoal to all rent and labor organiza- tions in the city to sign these pett- tions before July 31, when arrange- ments will be made to present them to the Governor. Leo Kenneth Mayer,<counsel to the ‘Mayor's Committee on Rent Profi- teoring, told The Evening World to- Gay that the present laws are wholly inadequate for meeting the October crisis, which bids fair to be worse than the May situation wa@uld have béen under the old laws. Asked how the lawe should be mended, Mr. Mayer said they should provide that the landlord shall be obliged to prove the reasonable- ness of any rent where it is greater the rent for the month pre- ‘Ceding, and that rentals fixed by the courts should continue for,a year from the time they are so fixed, and not morely until the first of the next October. Mr, Mayer is still of the opinion that the so-called Black bill, which ‘was introduced in the last Legiela- pened but not passed, should now be mn the statutes. The bill pro- Washes and dyes at the same time Colors you have been trying e 2 get and could not they ‘are and suffer Gemands of thelr landlords, The Black bill also provided for ®lopern singers, and and carried a Standard form of lease rem unless at least two months the termination of the lease the ten-| The ant serve upon the landlord, oF the |mer romance at Lake George, Ww oe lord eerve upon the tenant, a no- |two summers BM ce in writing electing not to ad the tenancy, tenanoy should E.V. STIRES TO’ TO WED the term of such extended for one|surey have summer “homes Geo: Mise "| the: exorbitant | Homer, eldest daughter of Mme. Louise Homer, one of America’s most famous Ernest Van Rensselact Stires, won of the Rev. Dr. tae Homer Stir re- [have Beon sent gt "ies in octal ‘Meuivities irs, "Biae 100 ok. Mr. eiges &: at Lake line Homer's fine soprano yoice has been heard in Joint recital with bor smother, and they will Soper to. wether in a score of cities this fall. 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