The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1920, Page 3

PUT MORE RIVETS IN DOWLING BILL TO MAKE IT STICK erie= Sarees Objections of Landlords Met by Allowing Them “Op- ating Expenses.” PROPOSE 6 1-2 TO 8 P.C. Even With This Liberal Al- lowance Tax Revenue Would Be Increased. Objections to the rent bill pre- pared by Senator Edward -J. Dowling for the special session of the Legis- lature called by Goy. Smith Sept. 20, will be answered by the addition to the bill of a clause setting a stand. , 8rd allowance for operating expense of apartment properties, This allowance, probably between 6% and 8 per cent., will be to cover i) operating expenses except mort- sage interest, which is not properly an item of upkeep, Government statistics and the experience tables of men who have spent years in the tenement house business will form the basis for the allowance, Land- lords will be given a hearing if they disagree with the figures, “A standard allowance will dispose of one of the most irritating facte n landlord and tenement disputes,” Senator* Dowling said last evening while answering scores of communi- cations resulting from the publica- tion of his proprosed bill in The Eve- ning World, PUT IN TO AVOID EMBARRAS- SING LITIGATION. “In most of the disputes the land- lord gives high oxpenses as his ex- cuse for raising rents, Tho tenants complain the rents are extortionate. The landlord says they are not high enough and boosts them again, The landlord has the figures and knows the operating costs. The tenants have ho figures and cannot know the facts, The case gets into court. The lani- lord presents his figures. The Jus- tice decides the case, Né matter how he decides it, another Justice sitting in the next district may be deciding the same kind of a case in a different way. By fixing a definite percentage and providing a detinite method of estab- lishing value, we can establish a defl- nite method for deciding what may be presumed fair. If elther landlords or tenants feel that special -circum- stances create @ condition in which the presumption fs not fair, they can get Special relief from the courts, “This is the way the law is intend- ed to work. Take for example, a building assessed at $83,500, which shelters forty famjlies. The actual ajue would be presumed to he 29 per gent. more than the assessed yal yocause tax Values are almost a fow /te behind the act would set the actual value at $100,000, The landlord would be entitied to 10 per cent. net rétura ma value. LANDLORDS CAN STILL BE AS- SURED BIG RETURNS. “If we allow, say 7 per cent, for operating expenses, exclusive of In- it will make the cent. on $100,000, terest on mortgae gyoss return 17 p or $17,000 per year. This ts an 4 age rental of $425 per year, or $35 per month, for each of the falls Uf the landlord demands more rental than this, the courts, under the law, would be forbidden to put the tenants yut for refusing to pay the excessive charge, unless the landlord could prove his case was exceptio “Pho reason 1 except mort terest from operating expense is that it 4g not properly partyef the upkeep. If the owner of such &~building as that I have just used as an illustra- tion ‘has mortgages for 75 per cent. of the value, it means he is only pay- ag 6 per cent, interest on $75,000 that 8 earning 10 nt. for him, and 4 making 10 per cent. interest on his B per cent, equity, This is equal to : Oey vent, on the cash be actually invested in the building, Ido not eve there can t just criti- h an allowance, except n the ground that it is too landlords.” r bel cism of posatbly generous to the A law to compel the filing of returns rented property, showing invest- ent, Income and ¢ of operating, would be a pov erful aid to back up the Dow nil, as well as to gute the heasdrs in. making estimate: WHERE ASSESSMENTS MAY BE RAISED BY ASSESSORS. tax Reconis in the Mayor's Committee Profiteering show thousands which tents have been the late tax gulues were instances follow Fenant ut No. 1 venth Avenue, oklyn, reports to Mayor's Conumit- lee that Realty Associates, No, 162 Remsen St und $46 for apart nt rent for $83, Rate of in- ent Assessed value used “in proportion to Uixable value weuld be} No. 187 St. Mark's Place Bronk reports to Mayor's. Com- mittee that landlord’ demands $43 for wparument renting for $46, Rate of nor 25 pt t, Assessed value $19,500. Ff increased in proportion to taxable value would be 000 ‘Penant at No. Brooklyn, ts to Mayor's ¢ 709 Flushing Avenue rep mmit- | tee that land loemands $19 for spartiment © for $15, Hate of Assessed value | In proportion to value would be If in taxable Titfany Street, | or's Committee! Ne te to 891 Ma ealty Company, No demands $48 for} uypit g for $36. Nate of incréase 331-3 per cent, Assessed value $48,000. tipn to rental, would be $64,000, If increased in propor- 1021 taxabld walue erating Ii tae ‘Brons. “" ENING “WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST ot 1920. "Five More Comely Candidates for Highest Beauty Honors cv oeead As the Five Prettiest Women in All the United States | BLAMEY’S RED CAT IS BACK; 67 MILES -| HE MADE TO DO IT si er, Millleent >. for the New York police |around Rowan’s neck and drew him up BOYS AFTER NEWSIE. RIGHTS AT CAPITOL Sail They Were Hiking to Get | Privilege From Harding, But Prove to Be Just Runaways, | Procialming that they were on their way to Front Porth, O,.to obtain Sen- ator Harding's promise of the Capitol news-vending privilege in onse he ts| elected, James Minichone, thirteen years old, and Albert Delia Coara, fourteen | years old, of the Wokefield section of the Bronx, day dropped in on Joneph T. Gaynor, Trustee of South Nyack, N. ¥. They wore Boy Scout uniforms, carried Knapsacks containing extra clothing and sai dthey were noweboys who were hiking from Five Pointa’Min- | sion, New York, to Chicago, taking In the Republican campaign sector en route, Policeman Fenton gave them the 2 per cent. degree, eliciting admissions that they weren't Boy Geouts, weren't newasles, weren't going to the Front Porch and were runaways who lett Waketield lant night el ‘They were held| —_ SAY HE HANGED | | OTHER BOY BY NECK) Passersby Rescue Rowan Following | Fight Between Young Ball Players in Brooklyn, John Behrens, fifteen, of No. 1904 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, will be ar- raigned tn Children's Court, Brooklyn, | on a charge of juvenile detinauency made by Inspector Brady of the Atlan- tle Avenue Station. wAccording to him Behrens and other ‘boys were playing ball In a vacant lot In Columbus Place near Atlantiqggve- | nue, Behrens was on one tea: nd Carl Rowan, fourteen, of No, Kane Place, on the othor, Io a fight between the rival players it is alleged Hehrens threw a plece of rope around the limb | of made ® noose, placed it} tree, and down, Pansersby rescued Rowan, He has a bad gash in the neck from the marks of the rope. RED-HAIRED cat by the | name of Red, residing ‘in Blamey's feed store on Or- | chard Street, Bloomfield, N. J. as- | | plres to championship honors in the catly art of coming back. 'Let Blamey tell it: “Blamey,” sald) Mr. Blaney, ’ 1 “Blamey if that cat ain't a won- der, Back in August, 1918, we sold this store and went to live on a farm sixty-seven miles away, and Red went with us, Then a year later, August, 1919, we bought the F . store back und came to town Declares It Against Public Pol-| Only $3,763 Left of Actor’s again, but we left the cat on the icy in Granting Injunction Estate to Settle Claims farm. ae ant one efits comes 0 the store again, hav- to Sub-Contractor. Placed at $15,000. i ing wained ali the way, unites he } iG ran—which isn't likely, since It Declaring it to be against public] Nat Goodwin died leaving mort lia- took him so long. rae a iin the way I don’t know, but here he y it ynized labor to|Dilithilities than assets, it was dis- policy to permit unionized labor to jen than aes was | Cranes i | te-and here he tava.’ employ the strike to prevent non-|closed in Surrogate’s Court to-day| JOHNSTON | = = union men trom working, Vice Chan-| when the father of the actor, Na- MUSIC TEACHER — Ss cellor Backen to-day in Newark] thaniel C, Goodwin, of No, 72 Forest SAU TeT hy) DemnG. Ete OU Biegl cian ter GEESE Lan caninle: TO WORKHOUSE pany, sub-contractor, an injunction trator, filed an accounting of the : ‘ ‘ . seceh = victe Assa ng Gop, Says against the Atlantic Smelting and! estate and petitioned | for ‘his dis- | a —— | Convicted of Assaulting Cor y Refining Works of New York and the charge, Hé Was the One Who Got International Brotherhood of Bridge) Goodwin sald the assets of his son's PRET Beating. and Iron Workers of America, estate at death amounted to $6,895.7 rien Petle of No. #4 The Donnell-Zane Company, which! while its abilities totalled about ? Te Rauaie AMR ee anil Ga holds the oéntract for a ‘building $15,000. He placed the expenses of with disorderly conduct by Patrolman under the Lehigh Structural Steel admjnistratjon at $3,763.57, leaving Balzer of the Kast 88th Street Statlor Company, general contractor, for a! $3,763 to settle all claims. The larg- was, echitenced to five: deye in the w Newark building being erected for est itom was one of $5,726 on deposit AS New York the prettlest women th America? house to by Maglatrate Cobb. in the Atlantic Smelting and Refining|in fhe Union Trust Company of If you think so, help prove it to Mr. Hoppe, the brated artist-| Harlem Court Works, ‘declared work on the struc-| Chicago. 2 | eturenetextaphier, who elected the thy uties of England, whose] Balzer testified he was assaulted by} ture had been stopped because unton| Other itema’ were the receipt of | res recently appeared in T ening World, and who is now scouring when he accompan ed Mra, Stella men would not allow non-union men) $700 from Goodwin's apartment at e country for the five most beautiful women whom he will call the “Ameri- tid of No. 82 Hast End Avenue : . } alee Nate be ro. so, {can Beauties” He's about the busiest man in New York now, and he wants/to Pelle's studio. Mra, Lainwand to work. No. 601 West 115th Street and 938) the help of every reader of The Evening World. ‘There will be no trouble] wished to learn Pelle’s name so she In a long, written opinion Vice | from a sale of wines from the actor's |in finding women of poerléss beauty by the score he declares, but tt 18] could summon him to court on a charge Chancellor Backes said, in part: cellar. ‘There were other small bank | going to be a mighty hand Job to pick five from the long lis of eligibles of inaulting her when she reprimanded “It is claimed that the prim balances, Mr. Goodwin lists an array The Evenin Yorld has printed many pictures of American Beauties] phim for an alleged assault on her i Pp . P P and ultimate thing organized labor of securities of no value among the Haare a for the past week Las publlones thes weet ie the te 5 ree ‘ seven-year-old son. : ns by its readers, As the time is short you should immediately send tn your! pelle said his failure to appear on ug! a 8 0) Za tic « assets, . * waits Wee, “ tas te at ae “i v4 i in terion Cane! RCW daliots to keep your favorites on the list if.they are there, or to rank them] aug. 17, the date set for his examina: | febor: fy) G1) nee at eng) BUEINS | Aeon) Ne Pr td claims Sl among the firet ten, if they are not there, was duo to a beating by Balzer, | trade within the territory to which bill for legal serv of $2,000 and a Mr. Hoppe has taken a few’ photograp| already, and as soon as thoy] fron which he had been recovering: in the contract applies. As to this there funeral bill of $911, Physicians und) are finished, they will app on this page In the w to come he will] petleyuc Hospital. is no question, for counsel for the dentists, with claims tetalling $1,400,| also send the best pletures he takes, > unfon frenkly adnolt thie, ve the creditors. a iter Just make out a list of your selections, or clip thelr pictures from the] ROWS CONFESS PLOT “The principle of the closed shop listed aro Maria Guy ot) paper and send them to this office has found no judicial spoifsor. in for millinery, $257, and Sinn] If you think you know one of the most beautiful women in America, TO KILL COMISKEY whatever form labor hag asserted It, tet Moreland, $108; $274 to the| ene who can take her place against the most peerless of England as a. = her to the inju ft the em bs’ Clwb for dues; $156 to the| American Beauty, send her photograph immediately, after writing her name} 7 . whether to the Injury of the em-\}iil"s Skers at Atlantic City for|and the return ‘address carefully on the severse side, to The American Beauty| Three Arrested in Attempted Hold- ployer, or labor, or labor outside the | sey, to Miss Georgia Gardner and] Editor, The Evening World, New York City. The American Beauties need} 1). Cyne Was in Gang That fold, judiciary of the country $431 to the Hotel Claridge. Furnish-|+ot be society women; any woman in America with the requisite beauty ' . me : has responded uniformly that it is ings of the actors apaltnent, valued) may qualify, and all photographs will be judged carefully and impartially. Slew Detective. inimieal to the freedom of the srdiv- Ae ore eee Mites Garahes whe he'list of ten American Beauties, in the order of thelr standing to- aa ¥:! CHICAGO, Aug. 2T—Confeasion. of a idual pursults guaranteed by the) j,y it the Pennsylvania Hotel, and] ®ecording to selections made by readers of The Evening World, ts as fol if iS shook (Eherda. As Gaara fundamental wv of the land and wh claim is supported by a OY bait ae tt 4, Mire, Peter Cooper Bree. baseball magnate, and the office force contravenes public poli tain wilting oF Bis sonic, £m don tarctety 3, Sim, Brivo. Wing and voller. guard at the White Sox| tition ahd the courts have shares of stock of the Kodlak ( Aegon Natl naar nelly ¢ to the polle te-dey by. the thres| to recognize the right of orgunized| Mining Company; ten $1,000 gold ‘ a Aibaauaray ae ikracme, ¢eaner aos i eat wa | bonds of the Smith Utah Mines und | day in an atterapted robbery. of a $40,- Jabor to compete for Work ane, W Smelter Company, twenty shar ot b00 payroll. Bee ee ea reneatiuaevs | RATA Tena ete, Cones ome of To-Day’s Selections Jain. Hyon, one ot he nw its lawfu sirations, ae Ae arauilo Miata Co Identified a ‘ate ney's o The Vine Chuncellor, heuer wae an| Denver Head Mydraunte: dining: Coys By New York Readers |« « ies: of vse rie Gist snot una| reement by ploy sue p 4 Pills 1 killed Detective Sergt * MeGurk, ww YO Building Trades gx 320,000 1s S$ WAR oth Amtinn Beauty Paltor, Te nas biahe oe aerial ticiom, Jrecentiy; while the detective way de Mt of 2 York to employ none I should like to present the name off 4 4/9 Fergiwan, * fending a vinegar cor slant hnon n agreement t9! LOSS IN POPULATION | ales casiotte Jonston tor cone | # Sis Hen pester oma tale : the general contractors for erailanst J Newark building, t Yehigh Struc- — sideration. Letham ibvaiicieica aor elated publ Red Cross Estimates Deaths at] tv the amertcan Beauty baiyor, The Evening World could not hold, being against public js Bice Ny Seksits ntest policy 15,120,000 and Decrease in Wi Pan ga Dh ’ Si baiemipk olen are Births 20,200,000. Mise Vauline n. SMASHES CROSSING |, Dirtis 20,200,000 | iS | 8 N, Aug. 31.— > wa Mim Ma sine cs ey GATE WITH AUTO |ituars ir, spr atin Se pg iat ca _ pe elter Chocolates aka Lower Price mm gaged tn or show a poten- + 4 \tial 1 in population of 000 5 Rockaway Beach Hotel Man Near! persons since 1914, according to a sta- | yo ie ayocrioan Beauty balluor, The Evening World | >: ‘ hey 2 ltistienl research conducted by the| My idea of five beautiful Amer! i Death by Train When He [Society for Studying the Social Conae-| wonien ts a4 follows \ . Shoots Over Tracks. quences of the War of Copenhagen, et fiat tas aS ’ ! SH h, a hotes anna of Rockaway mage ,public to-day by the American) - See SOAs ties tive Milier Speciats Bench, was fined $50 to-day by Justice | Causes of the falling \off In population 0, sew Neem, I TIRGUINEA HAMIDR. PURE—WHOLESOME—NUTRITIOUS CANDY of the Peuco Edward T..Neu, of Lon. | were as follows: Killed in war, 9.819, | At the Lowest Prices in the City | brook, for driving through # closed gate Jyortallty, econo Me waar | 70 the American Beauty Yalltor, The Yrenine World: |B ng sai son Se Mixture | Assorted Mille Cho al . rate athe a he 301,000; fall in. birth ra If you have ever seen Mrs, F ¢ adison Square colates | Bernbes Vaney eam. Foe aN ii Hee eee ind ot ge,d00,000" anese | Gibaon there would be no question as | ‘A collection of aperaioeie G| And assorted they are! A sur- cl cane salsa teallroed. Hala HAS Spay 00. to who Is the most beautiful woman | Miller's faoarites! prise center for every laste | row excape from death, A mon wh Hay tie v Mall ‘Chocolate Natted Revel | ‘ ) him Jumped out ‘i | y, ¢ yale mas riding with hm Jumped TO PROBE VICE YE IN THE BRONX}... sisrioan nai Pale The tvening Wor: | Turkish Lacoom You don't know the best the car got wafely across the (rack *T'think the following deserye bi ‘A dainty with on Oriental | urttt“you'ce tosed these 9c and ran @ ae a t r ‘ he shot over the track. hing Dintrlet Attorney sed at K inent notice tn the chojce of America's flacor and dash. De-lightful master sweels sehithe ‘ghth arse. | port of White Sinve Operatio most beautiful women: ; 5 Candica thal mell & the ip of you | Sumas de chsh “erty Ai 8 ma : at) ae fangue! “And do Uy taste good? Yam, Yumi All fruit Jlsora! 54c pulling out of the station. ate] District Attorney Martin said to-day! J MM ohh Betbomakd Thet tells the tale! tender lifted the crossing har #t the he and his ataff wil begin Immadiatoly| 4 Mev lauTellegen. - - - opposite side of tha tracks to pivont’@ thorough Investigation of alleged vice] %& Mie Mary Milliewsy Mugen, | At Miller's ry Pound Box Contains 16 Ounces of Candy Relsh smashing it, and the cor went conditions in the Bronx. Concerning| Bi . dway. 1440 Broadway 120 Nenu St, over with the pilot of the enginy about inform 1 brought out in examination | To the Amertoan Beau's Kalwor, The Evening World 744 Beogde Ge tead be vy Yi ten feet away, Releh said a mint had Pte crterdny, he eaid 1consider the following five the irre sr emmy CY ty id _ gathered on the windshield and he did “0 ing to'laarn there are| moat beautiful women in the United OU PAGHTH STORE NOW OPEN not see the train nor notice the cross ro! pant Hy slayvers now op- | RROADWAY AT STH STREMT, OPPOSITE WANAMAKER'S, desl a be glad of any choice you may make from the following especially appropriate candies—ready in all our stores: ’, FULL WEIGHT: Special Today Jerse) Or, Better Yet, an Assortment of Them All! convenience of patrons who would like ame of each of these week-end specials, svolved a fine package ,4/4 pounds in ing all the above specials Ready wrapped $2.95 “Largest Candy Store in the World” 42nd also 43rd Street Bet, 5th and 6th Av Union Sq., 14th St. & 4th Ave. Hudson Term. Bldg., 32 Cort .St. Police Field Games ITH New York's “Braves enjoy tomorrow afternoon at Gravesend Race Track,. ') aa Aclear sky, an enthusiastic throng, and a box of delicious «1; United Candy to make the happy time happier! 16 ounces of candy in every pound box Milk Chocolates: A delicious assortment of fine chocolates 1 Special 79¢ Ib, Home-Made Combination of true home-made deliciousness ong Special, 144 Ibs., $1.19 Lemon Cocoanut Cups Lemon-flavored cocoanut centres imbeddedin lemon-flavored hard candy jackets Special 44c Ib. Chocolate Raisin Clusters A nourishing, delicious combination of fruit and chocolate Special 59c Ib. Evening World Readers in Over Facial Course, With Handicap for Moles, To the Editor of The Evening Worlds 7 WANT to suggest a ] your readers—men rei Xx course, The recent scarcity of shops due to the strike has & wonderful enthusiasm for. indoor sport known to Its er as “Chin Golf.” He who can shave his face & regular old-fashionedfira the least number of st ts champlon. Every man is on honor ina porting his score. Speaking making violent motions wh man {a approiching or his stroke disqualifies his ent Every man must play over, own Course; professionals practise on the faces of o| (barbers, in other words) barred. | No | handicaps for moles or other o on for wiry beards. There restrictions as to the bra shaving soap of cream used. eet LV. Pew All right, Mr. L. V. D._ Serf nif ip your score cards to the Editor the Chin Golf Championship test, Bide Dudley will be to take the chairmanship of, judging committee. cae We've found the so you can enjoy Cheese even though weather be hot. keeps it daintily a and delicious. MADE_BY SHARPLES, ruta ; oy '—her valiant police—* i | } You'll *" } d 4 and Saturday Assorted Fulton & Nassau St.,$.E. Cor, ” 1272 Broadway, Near 324 St,” A a