The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1920, Page 3

‘a ne. } HOPE TO INCREASE REALTY TAX ROLLS BY $2,000,000 000 Can Easily Be Done if As- sessors Are Guided by Rental Increases, ‘to KBEP TAX RATE LOW. Mayor’s Committee, Records Show Whete Exorbitant Rents Are Raised. Geventy deputy tax assessors “are at work in theirsvarious districts making up the tax rolls of real estate for 1921, which must show at least $2,000,000,000 greater value than ever before in the city’s history if Mayor Hylan’s hope of raising the necessary additional revenue for 1921 is to be accomplished without raising the tak, rate. Tt is up to these seventy men to Nx the assessed values evenly and fairly? When the tax books are thrown open to the public on Oct. 1 the figures will be open to attacks by owners who claim to be @acriminated against. It is almost certain that there will be a multitu@e of such complaints this year. ; *On*the one hand, some landlords who have raised rentals and find their nsseksod values lifted accordingly will be found trying to have their values} “equalized” with properties which ap- parently are sirailar, yet In which the landlords are not receiving such high rents. ASSESSORS SURE TO HEAR COM- PLAINTS FROM LANDLORDS, On the other hand, landlords who | have not taken advantage of the | < housing shortage to boost rents to the | highest possible figure will complain and justly, 4 their assessed values are raised to justify the higher values placed on the properties of those who | have made tremendous increases in | rentals. These “good” tanflords will. com- plain that the assessment is uneqtal, not because the prop are dls- similar in location or physical con- dition, but because the differeuce in | rentals makes them different in mar- | két value based upon !ncome How the courts will regard various pleas remains to be s puty tax ass the duty of fairly prope: themselves of thetr values im accordanc figueés of value whi andiords admit by es' NY rental scales n the files of n Rent cipal Cowrt : of the rental alue w thousands of landlords have put upon thelr propert cords should make good evidence to support the valu-| ations wet by the deputy wessors, if they a 1921 yalue dn proportion to inere: rentals since the 1920 tax v * fixed Vor instance Tenant at. No. 208 West. sath] Street reports to Mayor's Committee | that landlord dumands $75 for apart- ment renting for $00. Rate of in- crease 25 per cent, Agssessed value $45,000. wt increased | oportion to ent 192% taxable y Will be $56,~ 000. Increase, $11.0 Tenant at No. reports to Maye landiord deman: enting for $30. Rate of 431-3 per’cent, Assessed value 00, If increased in ent 1921) taxable valu 00. fncrease, $7,000. Tenant at No, 142 West 104 reports to Mayor's: Comruittec jandlord demands $200 for apartn venting for $80. Rate'of in er cent, Assessed 148 We t 108d Street that nites $40 for apurt ase | $20, will be Value $6 nereased in proportion to rent i taxable value wil) be $75,000. Incres $15,000. BIG RENT RAISE, BIG ASSESS MENT Tenant at No. 3905 Broadway re ports to Mayor's Committee that andiord demands $60 foy apartment g for $45. Rate nerease 45 per oe Asaossed value $230,000. If nereased in proportion to rent 1 taxable value w $433,000 se $1 Tenant at West 104th Street reports to .May Committee t Loster Realty Company $100~for apartment renting 7 Rate ofs increase 40 per cen As sessed value $140,000. If increased N proportion to rent 1921 taxed! value will be $196,000. 000. renant No. #10 reports to Mayor's andlord demands § enting for $40. Rate of per cent.: assessed valu If increased in proportion 1 taxable value will be $ incréase, $35,000, Tenant at No, 605 Bast 185th Street reports to Mayor's Committee that jandlord demands $24 for upartm renting for $19. Rate of increase, eased value, $18,000. nt If per cent.; itoréased in proportion to rental taxable value will b 600; In crease, $4,000 Tenant ut 1659 Nelson Avenue Bronx, reports to ‘ors Commit tee that landlord ¢ nds $60 for apartment renting for $48, Rate increase, 25 per cent; assessed value, $25,000. If incr 4 In proportion to ent 1921 ta alue will be $81,- 000; increase, $6,000. The foregoing cases, the thousands recorded in Committee and the Munic!pal Courts make a total of $274,000 additional taxable-value the assessors can add to the tax rolls, f only a few of Mayor's Brown Derby ‘Didn’t | to release me from the Red Sox after my contract troubles up there, and ‘| they were gambling*With their meney, because nobody could know how {confident J felt of knocking out more home runs in 1920 than I did in 1919. | Babe Pulled “Lid” Tight on Head and Went to) f ball playera of reputa-@: n coming along tke t New York flat ever sin Metiraw paid $11,000 to bring! Marquard to unrg in | 1908. ‘Thi nkees were paying” me | 4 great salary _and ft was costing them a heavy mium for $150,000 ——————— ee AvausT and When It Comes, As It Often Does, It DOESN’T GET HIS GOA’ Are These Beautiful Women, Selected by Evening We orld Readers, the Prettiest to Be.Found in the Whole of the United States? QS MOTOS @ ’t Get Ruth’s Goat, but Turned | Laugh On Donors of Hat | Plate With It:on as Crowd Cheered— Takes “Razzing”’ as ithe | Game. By Babe Ruth, CHAPTER XI. uber of the Yankees. Ruppert and Col, Huston, owners of the club, $180,000 | { | | \ Now J ai a | It had cogt WHO ARE THE FIVE PRETTIEST A LITTLE SAWED-OFF fEUNT OF & FAMED WINE AGENT, DIES SUDDENLY | Well Known Broadway Figure | Had Been in Poor ‘Health | for a Year. MAN Emanuel S. Chappelle, who |for many years one of the conspic- uous figures in the tife of the theat- rical and restaurant district of New was York, died early to-day tn his apart- ments in the lgrkley Hotel, No. 170 West 74th Street. He had been in poor health for more than a year and lonly recently returnea to New York ltrom # sanitarium where he had locate the mothe Artist E.O. Hoppe Submits His British tions and Evening World Readers Are Asked to Tell of Yankee Favorites. HO are the most beautiful women in America? Do you know one of aliem? Artist Hopps countess Masser (born In America) and Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland, as the most beaut ful women tn England has Vv picked Lady Diana Viscountess Cura Duff-Cooper, Lady Jobn Selec-| Vis Lavery He has asked The Evening World to help him make his selection of the Write your s¢ your ideal of American womanhood, or, better yet, if you know her, her picture to the American Beauty Ecitor, The Evening World, New York City. Be sure and write carefully on the back the lady's name and inclose stame. sicud of La Bulle, Ll, Any one in the stions, clip live prettiest American beauties. women of t They need not be women of soctety or United States can qualify ctures from the papers that repres one of Lhe pooled, | ARMED WITH PISTOL | AND HOTEL KEYS | Police Say Healy Also Had Mexican | Money Taken From Hotel Imperial Guest's Room, A hurry call to the West Police Station 20th Street ly to and a. Oe was received e day from | Detectiv Prince George He Quinn anowe the fifth floor he found employees guarding aj! the exita while tNe ma they watched was pacing up and down the rridor, ir char of burglary. The prisoner sald Hoaly, ® war veteran, |addreas. The police was searched he had a revolver, a jim- Viton he my and keys to various rooms in the | | Wotels Imperial, Breslin and Prince Geort He also had some Mexicah | | money which the police say wan taken from the room of Frank E. Couyillon of the Hagti-Amerftan Secu h. guest of the Hotel Unperial, Healy Wan outside the door of room No, 644 in the Prince Gedrge when arrested. | _— Gtel Killed by Automobile. Miss Minnie Taub, who lived in Sixtn Street between Avenues A and B, was killed to-day by @n automobile while crossing the street No. 5 Weat 1ith Street owned by the I ration of No, 2 tema | operated by William Wel [442 Bast 35th § W detained by the West Joth s: Quinn arrested him on a was James and refused his say that when he ity Company, | GLAD HIS HONOR NOW KNOWS GRADE CROSSINGS EXIST f Civie League Tried to ‘Tell Hylan of Them Two Months Before He Was ‘Held Up, TE exeoutive statr of the Mu nicifal § Civie League of Brooklyn itn plimenta to Mayor Hylan and re _ tats the holding up of Hi Honora car at Blissville, for 15 minutes; but, at the same ‘time expreases gladness that Hix Honor waa onwbled to obtain, at first haud, information that the league has been shooting at bi for more than two aontl A communication from the league states it has been endeav. ng to grade crossinses presents con- o have had acted upon the wecommenda ton of Commissioner Grover ©. Whalen hd June 4, he would no. have had reagon to ‘become tn- consed when he was compelled to walt fhftéen minutes at Blissvitte.” and Michael Ferino, Terwey Ch ' abolished, and™that it His Honore HOLD-UP SUSPECTS NABBED. Tntorcomtes Jersey y After Juaciour milk chocolate ..... Newark on In Robbed. Two Brooklyn and two Jemey City I ER’S men were arrested J an aulamobtie | 11 a LL » driving onto the C to-day taken Dack to Baybnne to rans 12 Broadway face a change of holding up the saloon |] | O38 Brondway 1440, 7 of Nunzio Siretlo at No. 617 Avenue C. ads ors At diet Bt. reported that when he opened A Breenee yy. TSCM Rrvadrer lace at 5 o'clook four men dluck= izu NAssae on. him and atole $240 Betwees 3 four men sald they were Eman-||'| oom mica tO uel Keo, No. 41 First Street, Brooklyn ye) Oe Frank ‘aimo, No. 6707 STth Street, At Mallee) Peace Brooklyn; " James Sasso, Jersey City, Geatalne 18 ‘ounces CAT SAVES GIRL’S LIFE. © cud wet Head First From Fire-Ksonpes || A Diack cat saved the life of Méry! = Htowsl, three, of No. 692 Second Aves! 1m last night when she fell through « fire” eschpe trom the third floor. Tho éat! was asleep. 7 Mary struck’ It head first, the feline, cushion preventing a fracture of here jakoll, and she received only slight in« \Jurles. The cat was killed. | Acted as Ca Miller’s Lollypop: Come on, Kiddies! Here you |] are?” Orange, Lemon, Straw berry, Raspberry AND more 19 (8 @ BOF ees eone 20 ina bow ..., Real Home-Made Fudge Do you remember that might when 4 qd Cocoanut Marshmallows The Miller kind! — LAgnt, flake, flavory, covered with a coating of browned, toasted |] _ cocoamud bp enty ie Milk Chocolate Nutted Royals And royal they are! Fit fora king's dish! A generous con tre of nuts in @ coft of thick, | | FEEL fresh and zippy ? Most likely you have just cleaned your teeth with Colgate’s. It's safe to use a6 ———— tried to Dulld up after @ nervous col-| the addreas to which the picture is to be returned, } y lapse. Famous judges of beauty have declared that {t will be easy to find five “Mannie” Chappelle was a boon | Peerless American beauties, but state that many times that numfer aro el 4 rth of accident and life insurance |ompanion of the late ‘Diamond |#!Ple for the “Roll of be Ae choak we | ‘ { on me t was up to ye" Ruth |Jim" Brady, railway supply broker, BE TGRS SEBO IA) OF PROSE DES COs : to delive way in 1920 or go}bon-vivant and first nighter, with 9 e 4 jown in as tho worst! whom he vied In going to the ex y | D Si I} t Ry b ‘ re Teun SOP] whom ne vied in going © * © T0-Day’s Selections by . that baseba erved up in Jaany |Could be added to a man‘a formal FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY years, It seemed to me that mare ning dress. He was tall and had N Y k R d my smi ari tat ae evening drome wa ta an ew York Readers Tice Frac Fs fone ane] pune, ae ans Sen eee en than wat f avabent tia deat there! were few banquets or open: To the Piliter af ‘The Brening World most beautiful girls in America especial reference to the Midsummer Week End, These represent some of our \ SD URpO NE She Say Natong wel iights he did not attend, ‘The ex.| 1 @@ delighted with the way The} Dre Gl Sr ON most delicious numbers and are exceptional values. and Fddte ( had been | tent of his getivities as a wine agent | Ovening W ge CHATODIOIIE THOT salen chien % CHOCOLATE COVERED FULL PURE SPARKLING ‘SUGAR ] PT Biotech Siete ee ; vil ft ent | cause of American benuties, ‘There are| Te the Favor oft Tu ce CREAM @ARAMELS MIXTURE / promoting the sales of champagne |none like them anywhere. The fi 1 would p following boaut! , but my price was more than | _ 4 & Ibo ‘i h Hottercupa, twists, aatinettes, fratt rook, | f them had cost--enough more |for George Kessler became known | whose pictures appear in Thursday's |ful women of America on your list rt 3 enon drops, and lime drops, wholesom | pay off Joe Jackson's purchase| when Kessler brought auit to compel |PAaPer, Are excellent cholces, but I/for consideration by Artist Hoppe ate pure om < (delicious hard candies made from pu 3 ye 118 rete lath aha F |should surely add to them Miss Nevsa| 1, Mra, Br Wing rl Mece ae @ugar and fruit Juices, ee GF 1818s + $130,000 worth | CrePenlle roe payment at the) sfoMein and Miss Ethel Hyde, who! 2. Mra, Charles 1 sof 1 racked in @ beaut "491 i t wake good $130,000 th? | rate of $40,000 par in lieu of an ex- {recently won the G > 8 vi ler of ‘ Painted ttn container. & ; is HaMtil Min order Gocittor st ee 000 a year in lew Lex-|recently won the Golden Apr 4 a m wii Snyder alent a mh “BAL n nines. Spe: lb. | runs were what they wanted for thetr | P@ sai | “ ne Pare cate a . * ; : because amy" eye {he | {eas |Ghagpelle: wants wher advertia: | ttctiens toecuiten ta esion) aren!| Conte Ran DO MILK CHOCOLATE CHERRIES rij contain antnina Shoes: peppermint ball and IT new 18 ‘ling and unti his health failed was |last and all the time. What do you INTPRESTED. Joliclous ripe maras yc “nd wintergreen wafers. Log cabin rolls, ee Sin sha ¥ me connected with the Bryant Advertis thin of this Nat? Sorry T'm limited | Ege t + hue : 1 : Pecan, apeleut mallow: Mextoan delights, azeing in the € i ia age 0 the or ot ‘The Drening Worlt t mted wit assorted cocoanut bonbon: GOT DERBY AFTER LOSING igri una’ manent al 1. Mra. Lewis B. Woodrort. I nee. neither Mra, Norman DeR L: Ate, One of our moet pepuiat 64i:. Ad. ADORE RENAE | POU, $1.29 : > oe”) ‘ or | 2. Miss Jane Cowl Whitehouse nor Miss Neyso MoMein a _ veers F —r a FIRST GAME BY MUFF. the hotel Chappelle was. brought| 8. Mra. Alfred Wagetaft jr SHRI Rin erie Unink thee FULL WEIGHT WEEK END COMBINATION About thig razzing, Vd like to @ay| nome sem!-consctous in a cab Iate| 4 Mra, Robort ider merit a high position’? ” Yy rot them als for Friday atl $ that when I do get It, I take it as part 8. Mrs. John Barrymore 5 16 ounces of CAND Ahir “wr 2 ha d of the game, ‘They gave mo tna| Yesterday afternoon. A physician and | MRS, M. 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Chocolate Raisin Clusters, $ i fans dug up a brown derby of the Bag imag tia on Her Por |B, Milas Geraldine Miller ( qe ARNOLD at and 1 lb. box Old Fashioned Vanilla Chocolate Creams. e 4 Vintage of 1808 witha wide ourving|, MTA Julia Livingston, a midwite,| 4° afise Kdlth Hyde h . S = ‘thargeat'Can : ; brim and a crown about as high as q|!ate last night found @ four-montha-| 6 Mra, William K. Dick | LRT. Hagtncer Fined tor smoking || Union Square, 14th Street arg andy Store iv the World 2249 Broadway near 80th St. fried eg, and sent it out to meat the [old girl on tho porch of her home at| § Mem Lewin B. Wood uft . ai * || Hudson Terminal Building 4and also 43rd Street 1343 Broadway near 35th St. piste wrapped up in many folds of|No, 2828 tRchmond, Turnpike, ‘tano.| ft Mra, Cornellus Yanderhilt i oie pa Fulton and Naseau Streets etween 5th and 6th Avenues 1272 Broadway near 33d St. {issue paper inside a fancy gift- box.|jeumyille, 8. 1. The baby was take Mra. Vincent Astor, pe $10 by Mag fare | On ype level, I was sold 100 per cent. | Bt. Vincent's Hospital ut Weat | 9 Mrs. Douglas Fairbank 5 : 5 on this Idea, I really thought, “Bane. lion, The Boctety for the Prevention |g» the rimor af The imeine W 4 UI IASS ot Cruelty to Children is trying to|'y think’ that Mise Gertrude Olin- (ecwyiene | (Continued on ‘Thirteenth Page.) rel Pd, ee ee ee