The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1920, Page 16

See aired or intentionally faile to fupniah such | water, heat, light, power, elevator lor! telephone service or offer service or facility at any time when thessame ~ THATPREVENT EVICTION OF = == = 100,000 TENANTS THIS WEEK immediately, 19% | dataidgino LAND BANK BONDS fe ble m : j doe are LEGAL INVESTMENT : dh, Tar eat de ce ees mS ggested by Eve-, FOR SINKING FUNDS i sfc Sei 0, Stale and Municipal Authorities" ne bade Ue ee ee fi i May Thus Increase Money ning World They Let People Stay Where They Are and Stop Un- reasonable Rent Boosts. Law, By ™ 19% n o aN ” 14% sa a | Rly sinatcns 18% | Kennteore Kerione ‘Tire Noone, Toe lacenmanne Stet Lm Radome & Tee alah Valley tari, tor, barter Mastin Parey Mawel Motor 7 Masewel) Motors 10, 74 Meriean Petrotmmw 104 Mami Midvale Stent Minn, & at. 1. Mo. Ken & ‘Tes Mimo Preitic Midie Seaton Manat) Super Nations} Auiiine Net. Roam & AP, Nat. Tad New Ort & X.Y, Central X78 tae XY Ont & W., Neatols de Went. Northen Pac 19% “a a | 20% wy os | as “a ats (Coprriem. 1900, by ©. MH, and A.-M. Williamson.) SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTS. © FOUnE irl of refinement, who, in siralened circumstances. Bamed Mew “Rilawerth, gues io the Racy se eet & ot the dining room my 82% “4 vy tet BA leather. ah a « * 4 ww? ' * as SS Drawn on Lines Su aes a o* & . ” a ” HS Ciel s we lee ms #0 | » z “4 " “ my ay ms me us 7° me 1™ Se “« : together; and Annesley xusmned that the chauffeur mnst have had his in- ructions where to drive, as she td-none given, Perhaps it was best that their destination should not be published aloud, for there are walle which have ears. 5 “We're golng to the Savoy,” he went on. “I want to take you there, becauae | know & woman ying ta the hotel—a woman old enough to your mother—who'll look after you, to please me, {ill we're married. Afterward you'll be nice to that will be doing her a because she's apt to be lonesom London. he's the widow Spantah Count, and has lived in th Argentine, but I met her in New York. She knows all about me—or enough—and if she'd been in the restaurant at dinner this evening she could have dene for me what you did. I had reason to think she would be there when I bolted in to get out of a fix, But she waq missing, Are you sorry?" “St she'd, been there, have gone td her table should never hi thought — aloud eo! Just that little friend being out to dinner whole lives to be changed. you must be " \66 you haven't stopped to An act to amend the banking law In relation to’ investment of public funds in bonds of the State Land Bank. Section 1. Chapter You can't turn street in the middie of ® of the laws the night with @ young man yo! of 1914, entitled “An act in relation to | km Beg ue es paaseed Aa ba bunking corporations, and maividuals, | She's treated uie-sptier tbe way partnerships, unincorporated aasocia- she's acted altogethe: Mre, Elle- ons and corporations under the #u-| worth insisted. “Lat her go to your pervision of the Banking Department, | cousins’ if you think they'd approve constituting chapter 2 of the consoll-!of her condnct. As for me, | doubt It dated laws,” ia hereby amended by in-| And I'm sure she lied when she said sorting at the end of article three «| they'd asked her to dine with them | new section, to be motion 149, to refd | to-night. es follows: Ta T vo (Continued, ) in Mortgage Pield. RS. ELLSWORTH, surely 7" as s | The Evening World (o-day presents the principal new anti-rent gouging «bills passed at the extra session of the Legislature. They are largely along “the Ines suggested by The Kvenlyg World and demanded by this news- vox Paper for the prompt relief of the 100,000 or more tenants in New York #es | threatened with eviction on Oct. 1. jos! ‘Phe ollta are given in the form in which they were Introduced, Some an | minor changes were made in the all-night conference which followed the co | public hearing on the bills and later at the desk of the presiding officer, 10% | Bven the printed copies of the bilis as introduced were not avaliable tom | to members on Friday, when in the need of quick action the bills were ou T% jDaseed, nor are printed copies showing exactly the changes made available | wy to-day, jae wh watt Tae Geen wi uake her forget what she hes « Goy, 8: “Jouers” ctin 2. This act shall take ef wutte As noon bie we sha s08 | jov, Smith is going over the bills carefully to be certain no “joke! | tramediatoly. be married by aposel Heonse ae ts 7 | Which would nullity them slipped in at the last minute. Where chan; — your room, dearest, and put together “4% 14% were made the fact bas been noted as far as known. | PT @ tow things for to-m@ht and to-mor- ce seen ‘The two constructive measures are also gi One permits the use of | Maw owen face Tandhag: Hires anateing sien poe aim | State and municipal sinking funds in building, through investment In the | v LOCAL TAXATION Measure Only Permissory and Is 70% it can be sent for jater, Then TH 4 | State land bank bonds, and the other permits cities of the first and second Designed to Hasten Apart- ment Building. Te TS clase to exempt new housing construction from loeal taxation till 1932. | | In the bills given words omitted from the old laws are inclosed in | ; An act to amend the tax iaw. in re- | ine t t y prvi osha | pes ea uat. | lation to the exemption from local tax- "tay | bPmekete, while new matter Is printed tn {talles; eae o.| ws wor LIMITS SUMMARY isted one year prior to the time of the ation of new buildings planned for presentation of the petition. Nothing in| dwelling purposes, &° &*|!DISPOSSESS CASES | TOTHREE GROUNDS pt « * nA wy ath, —_———— ms | Section 2231 of Civil Code Amend- tay oan |* a . j | he might otherwise have. if the ten- tine tntorposs the defense mentioned tx | "#XAUOR, constituting c aizty of 3 eel ed and Chapter 137 Laws of ts enstitating chapter < © conse! hereby Priv 1920 Repealed. | H9n0, all the oroplovons ii vend enuca Of | amended by inserting therein a new An act to amend the code of civil| contained shail apply to a prooeéding nection to be section 4-6 to read an| “ an 12 1am | : drought under thie auddiver : a 102 | Procedure in relation to summary Pro-| Tea iow ahall not apply toa room | Seetion 4-b. Exemption of new build- or rooms in a hotel, lodging house or | IN&* from local taxation. The legisla- 87 BT | ceedings to recover the possession of aza4 102% 1 erty tn oith the first clas | tive body of a county or city or the real property in cities of the clans | reaming house cooupie’ under 6 hiring | (O° Stee Ciara ag a tows. eiflans or my ith And cities in a county adjoining acity| Of 4 week or leas, This mubdiviaion | Soon ae tee nay determine tl n- so stp" | of the first clase, and to repeal Chap- | shall be tn effect onty until the firwt| rimoet umrict mar determine that un- 1% | ter 187 of the laws of 1920 entitied "An| " “Rection 3 This act chal! take effec | DlIAnRed “for | dwellings | exelustvely. % T) | aot In relation to summary proceed-| immediately. | shall hey ed from eremaen ne pes $4 6%! ings to recover the poareasion of reai| Thia pill waa amended so that the | Purposes during construation and se pou | sog:| property in eltien of the first class or| tenant ie required to pay the dis. | Ong ae need Secu cheeeeen , | puted rent monthly into the court | ded on ed 76% fu in cities in w county adjoining # city| pending adjudication as to its faire construction was complet of the first class during the existing | nese. The landlord required to | tet cekaatatiee oe not o— of he serve a “bill of particulars” —that is a mo emergency. @tatement of investment | Oct. 1, 1921, and completion for ocen- Bection 1. Section 2281 of the Cos! atc so the tenant may have a Pancy be effected with eighteen T% TA of Civil Procedure im hereby amended chance to check up before going to Months after souh commencement, or % 99's | by inserting therein a new subdivision, | trial bed to be subdivision 1A, to read as fol- dow bon | tow v sts je evidence that a | Ad Mumety oe ian in the prices of raw materiais and Ans Hosw goods has nbt yet run Als jnmn course cAWsed am further BHArD Avie Craters ‘ward movement In the prices of | As Agri (anical., sharen in to-day’s mock | 4S Dm "re: ei Remsion, Up to noon loare ‘Cee. rey from 1 to more than 5 polnis.| Am Cer & Poumtry } clothing, steel, motor and] At Soman .. Piibtier \twuen were hardest bit. At|/ 4% Dew srw 188 the selling seomed to be of the | 4m urgent character, and even | Am the market was wenkest there | se am little if any evidence of what te iy known ae “inaide” or ba th eupport. Buying apparently came ‘from ihe short interest, and {i is com- | Am, _Monly agreed that the short interest | Aw. ‘HOw In The market is larger than at!’ Any time In many months. vs “For the first time since the pres- ye ate S dowrward movement was initiat- | 4" were willing to ademit chee | imemmie ooo Peal liquidation of stocks Waa an im-| Aven Ht on it factor in the decline, Here- pcg we rs » weakness has been generally | +t. 140% to selling pressure exerted |Reswin toc... lla « I don't believe he went +4 near them.” Section 149. Bonds legal investment “She will not need to beg for Arch- for public funds, Bonds of the land deacon Smith's hospitality,” said the bank of the State of New York shail | young ma ‘And even if Mra, Elle- be a legal and valid fovestment for | worth implored her to atay, | couldn't the sinking and trust funds of the|allow it now, 1 will see that Miss State of New York or of any municipal Grayle ts-properly sheltered and cared corporation or political subdivision | for to-night by a lady whose kindness ‘Dearish professional traders. excellent character of Dank statements ineued after Pie & Ww Ve Pond Creme Coal Pree Breet Pubic fer of Nd Pallman Co Punta Hager Mag Copeer you would d10% 7 . and our Oh, orry? “E tell you, meeting you and wine + ning you in’ this way is worth the bent ten years of my life haven't answered m: “I'll anawer it now!" cried the girt, Meeting you is worth all the years of my life! [m_not much of « prin cess, but you uré St. “St. George!” he echoed, a ting of bitterness under his laugh. ‘That's the firat time I've been called a saint, and I'm afraid it will be the last. [ can't live up to that, but—if I ean give you a happy and a few of the beautiful things you deserve, why, ite mething! Heaides, I'm going to worship my princess. ld give any- | thing to show you how I— ut ao. I was good before, when I was tempted Klan you, You're at my mercy now, in a way, all the more because “manufacturer of motor trucks \C M the lead-of the Ford |™, Company’ and retuced ite pribee 18 |cy) nerd per sand that a meeting of the Cul. alton By 1a car manufacturers will | Ch). Gt Wer ‘Ve we held In Detroit to-fnorrow to dis- |i. & ww Hy _ euine ‘the gentral motor CAT~s!,UAL10 |orin9 Cop. | and to formulate # definite policy re- Om, Pet ine garding prices and production, It ‘was the prevailing ‘belief in Wail) OY tener ‘Street to-day. that despite the recent rw ita of motor car COMPABY | Comsel Ges Co that | they will not redisee | Con, Inecal. Minn | prices, schedules now being propared Cot Candy Se show a sharp bs es tevi- motor group to-day recorded ranging from one to three mysterious, for@ot that 0 she had been ignor- ant of his existence. When remem- brance flooded her brain, her only fear wes for him What if the watohers| should still be there when they went out of the house together? Annasiey saw that be understood what was io her mind, and this smile! was the answer. For some reagon he thought himself mire that the watch- era were out of the wi The girt| could not guess why, uniess he had! spied 0 from Ruthven | ceeding Is brought or has not been| Cora Pret, ‘Oractbte Gteei Three minutes were enough for the packing of the bag: then, baggage in hand, she turned at the door for a last look, such a@ @ reieased convict I'm taking you from your old extst- might give to his cell | ence to one you don't know “Goodby!” she eaid, with a thought | = sha'itt-ask to kins you of compassion for her successor. And| maybe your little hand if you passing Mre. Ellaworth’s room she) mind—until the moment you would have thrown @ farewell glance! wire, Meantime, I'll try to grow a bit at its familiar chalrs and tables, each | org like what your lover ought to one of which she Ls ny yet be BeP- | be; and later T eliall kiss you enough “a! te Of aur) to make up for lost time.” If, five hourn ago, any one had told Ahnesley Grayle that she would wish to have @ strange man take her in his r she would have ican Woolen recorded a decline st four points and likewise reaohed new jow mark for the year. Amer- Hide and Leather preferred de- five points, United States Stee! to around 87, independent were off from one to three ‘and other conspjcuous weak were Baldwin Locomotive, the Food Products, American In- ‘ tional, and Denver & Rio Grande. The latter issue was affected by the of a definite court order in- the sale of the road to aat~ judgment of , approximately except don't my bi dragon had retreated from the combat and retired to her iair! ‘What if he never came back? W! if the watchers had been hiding out! felt insulted it was, She was there, lyt wait, and, two egal sorry that he wan so scrupulous. She one—beth bi we men physically than longed to have him hold her againet he and perhaps armed-—they had | his heart overpowered him? What if she were| ‘The thought thrilled her lke an never to see him again, and thix hour | electric shock a thousand times more which had seamed the beginning of powerful than the tingling which had ince HH feria i ii rr 2 ? ‘tri if now In course of with. aie {in eighteen months after -this section |\COURT EMPOWERED | takes effect. Section 2. This act shal) take effect i | “on in om tL thease ‘the noon hour the 000 held by the Equitable ly miter the opening there was to, boost the of about ed by five points. the industrials quickly plans and before showed « the high of stock ‘of six te from i ay. ‘olber olla felt of in eym- ni the declining movement was ‘the industriala, raile held oon- finn. fact, weverel of priced iseues wore in strong Notable among these was Louls and San Franolsco, which two points and made a new top the year. of elt ‘ EEE Fé Inviawtitle O2 Keome Clty Bo oy my 18 we an! Whe " Cry 100 RETURNS 10 WORLD | To.pay's prices AFTER TEN YEARS Self-imposed Exile on Desert Island Ended by Prince: ton, Student. NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 217.--After | { LIBERTY Lib, $3-28, 11 A 40; 80; 4th, 4 ' ‘ $04.26, Opened steady. Rel. Cay, 13; Boat, 111 ‘Tob. Pro. Exp, 14—16; Simms ling a natural person, seeka in good) BONDS. M., $90.40; 34 4a, | dat 61-60, 6 CURR. Int, Pet, 821-2 12 1- 12-2 | which new 1A. A pudlio emergency existing, no proceeding as prescribed in subdivision 1 of this arction shall be maintainable to recover the posneasion of real prop- TO GRANT STAY IN DEFAULT CASES arty (» a olty of the first class or in, Hearing and Action on! Appeal a city tn a county adjoining a city of | the first class, occupied for dwelling purposes. except a proceeding to re-| cover auch possession upon the ground Made Possible Even After Evic- tion Warrant Is Issued, An act to amend the Code of Ciril that the person holding over is ob-| Procedure tn relation to summary pro- jectionable, 4 whtoh case the landlord | “ding to recover the possession of shall eatabdlish to the roceading where the building, be- | the ovner of record o} faith to recover possession of the same or a room or roome therein for the im- mediate and perenal ocoupancy dy himaelf and his family as a dioelling ; | or @ proceeding to recover premuares for the purpose of demolahing tha| same with the intention of conatruct- ing a new dullding to be used exolu- rively for dwelling purposes, plana of dutiding shall have been duly Med and approved by the proper authority, sfaction of "4! Property in cities of the first class the court that the person holding over| and in cities in a county adjoining | # objectionable; or o a elty of the fire clans if Section 1, Title two of chapter nev- enteen of the Code of Civil Procedure in hereby amended by adding thereto & new nection to be section’ 9265A, to read as follows: Section 2265A. Whenever the court | in which the proceedings are brought haa jurisdiction to vacate @ final order rendered upon the default of (he tenant, the court or a judge or justica thereof may. pending a motion wo vacate A final order rendered upon the immediately. ‘This measure was amended so aa apply only to cities of the first seco..d class, and to make the exemp. on apply to Gwellmg place oon- struction, emoept botela be- fore Aprtl 1, 1882, and completed wit! | In eighteen months ¢! | Inge now being constrocted must be ready for occupancy within yeare ond & flat house building of at least | four floors, with stores on the ground floor, comes under the law. —— | APARTMENT HOTEL TENANTS SHIELDED BY THE NEW LAW If Leases Are Made by Month or, More the Word “tote!” | Doesn't Count. | Ap act to amend Chapter 181 of the | laws of 1920, entttied “An act ip reie- tion to mummary profeedings to re-| cover the possession of real property | hope were to be its end? CHAPTER VU. 66 OU don't wish to tell me Y the name?™ Ruthven Smith was saying. ‘The repetition Irritated the giei, whose nerves were strained to anapping point. She could not parry the man’s questions. She could not bear bis grieved or offended re- proaches, If he persisted, through these moments of muspense, she would goream or burst out crying Tremb- Ling, with teare in her voice, she heard herself Anewer And yet |r did not soem to be herself, but something within, etrongersthan she, that sud denly took contra’ of her “Why whould 1 not wih to tell you?’ the Something was saying “The name is the same as your own Smith. Nelson Smith,’ And before the words had teft her lips @ (xi drew flashed up ler arm at the first touch of his hand, though even that had | seemed terrifying then. But she sat still in her corner of the taxi and Rave him no answer, jest elie should betray herseif i Her atience, after the warmth of his words, seemed cold. Perhaps he felt 80, for he went on after an in- ant’s pause. an if he had waited | something in vain, and bis tone was jchanged. Annesley thought tt, by \contrast, almost businesslike “You. mustn't be afraid,” “that [ mean to atay the Savoy myself, Even if I'd stopping there, I sbould move if I were gol |10 put you in the hotel. But I have my own lair jn Le I've been over here « number of Indeed, P'm | partly in Canada, |though I've apent moat of my Ufe in the United States, Nobody jSavoy but the Countess knows who [ ain, and she'll unde |stand that it.may be convente me to change my | & respectable one, and 6: ria « | "Now, my plan is to ask for her he sald, up at Une door |(ahe'li be in by this time), have a fow words of explanation on th wis whe Calniel ony dure n the quiet, not desea stant of agony dUr>T,, embaraan and the Countess ing which the prpvious suspense | will do the rest he'll en of girl forgot what ahe had said, er | tigen Poaaibie; then you'll be pro- cou! premming to the windows of her)" ‘with @ chaperon," “ Wiad bo esa, or——| Annesley put out her hand witha warm impulse. He took {t, Bh was Gel Baeets abe had tine t0| he es Nom and both “were eit finish the thought, he walked in, con-, When the taxi stopped. They had a fident and emiling as when whe had Tived a! the Savoy lett tim a few minutee—or « tow |iifetine of amoron yeora—a@o; and in the wave of retief| thirty minutes had whioh overwhelmed her, Annesley, 49d her companion forget Ruthven Smith's question, Mae bight revoivir and ber answer, remembered | Ph* foyer was again, only wih the shock of hear, |CTOWded as when they left at neite ing tim address the newoomer by | PA#! ten. People were parting after the name she hat given | Sapper; or they were lingering in the “Lt hear from Miss Grayle that wa "M'#lurant beyond. Nobody paid the are namesakes,” Mr. Ruthven Smith | Sehtest attention to the newoomera, aid, aw “Nelson Smith” sprang in| °%d Annesley settled down unobtrur And took the girl's bag from her ice-|*Y@)¥ {n # corner, while her came oold hand panion went to soribbdle « jine to ‘The asked me. +1 told | Countess de Santiago. him,” Annesley stammered, her eyea| When he had finished, and sont 1 appealing, seeking to explain, and| the letier, be did not ‘return any begging pardon, “But tf"— again the girl had @ fow moments of Quite right. Why not tell™ he an-| suspense, thinking of the eee wwored instantly, his first glance of| Which might nor anger surprive turning to oheerful reassur- Tn @ pending proceeding for the re- covery of real property in such a oity on the ground that the ocoupant holds ever after the ewpiration of his torm DIVIDEN pe. | worrant shall not de isaued unless ‘ sett | the petitioner establishes fo the aati: The American Bumatra ‘Tobacco faction of tha court that the proceet- Company declared the regular quar-| ing (4 one mentioned in the exceptions terly dividend of $2.50 9 share on the enumerated in this auddi + of Dr, Daniel § Hardenburg of] common and the regular semi-annual |. TM# subMuteton shalt be in offeot 2 i Jersey City, a wealthy and promi-| aividend of # 1-2 pér cent. on the pr eaty wntd the fret day of November, 30 P.M. Please | Heat physician. He returns to Clvil-|rerred, ‘The Kureka Pipe Line Com-| Section & Chapter 137 of the laws of (zation.much improved in health Rey, declared the regular quarterly | 1920, entitled “an act in relation to Charles Hardenburg wagered with a) #8 dividond payable Nov. 1 to stock of | summary proceedings to recover the friend that he could spend ten yeare |e Oct. 16 | Possession of rea! property In olties of | the firet class or in cities in a county , 1990, JACOB | OM An inland without the companion- J adjoining a city of the first class” io dearly beloved husband of ship of man or women. He was hereby repealed, ‘Therese Behifl, in the T4th year of Bie! broken in health, too, and had been Boction 3. This not shall take effoot ae. \advieed to go away. ~ immediately { omenguen Funeral serviony will be held st Tempio |’ yr. Hardenburg was twenty-four Bmasv Bi, Sth av, ond 484 mt. on yours of when be first t me the 25 PER CENT. CLAUSE i, tor | #018 OCcupANt of Watts Island, seven CUT OUT—BURDEN OF Did retyeatin, Sy Aap aye PROOF ON LANDLORD dullding: in ‘course of construction at (Meer geetion igen opted the time this aot takes effect or com- re 8 P. af, | sland contains four scres and lies be- aremtiy re: | tween Tangier Inland and Fox Inland. s . This aot shall take affect |"Taere is no means of tranaportation Any Increase In Rent Must Be) menced thereafter, 00010 Ps pase phon aedty aay lg lhe Shown to Be Reasonable tamediately, jake effect 4 Noy, 1, 1088, and Just. White, 23 8-4-—961- default of the tenant, stay the execu- 21-8; Amphit, 191-2 tion of the warrant which was issued upon such default and shall, upon the vacation of much final order, vacate and et aside such warrant, Section 3. This act shall take effect immediately. sare EMERGENCY RENT LAWS NOT TO APPLY _-70 NEW BUILDINGS Exemption Designed to Remove Objection That New Laws Scare Builders, spending ten years on Watts Island in Chesapeake Bay, with only the sands and his books for company, | | Charles H. Hardenbdurg of Trenton, N. J, @ former law student of Prince- ton University, is returning to civ. Wination this week, He is @ brother Sweets, 2 8; Carm, 13a— | Ip cltise of the Srv aiaas or in eities| 26, Sophia Hann, age re service from her Int 190 Hudson Street Rept. 27, at cajota! retin as the ernest a ng @ city o! ur ing the extath te hereby Passed since she drove away from ng doors 4s brilliant and SOTES The Cunard Liner Mauretania ar- rived Raturday afternoon with 161 poxes of gold consigned to J. P. Mor- wan & Co, | See taonth, Of be lensed waterntaned Ax act tn relation to the apy ‘sgreeaten ot Chapters 308 ABT ana seh ce the! Rar tly latsons fir rede oe ryote lawn of 1920, |and continuce in possession of the Beotlon 1. No provision of Chapters premises Cage’ sar bores ed ae 18T and 189 of the jaws of 1990, term, then this chapter ahall apply respectively, shall apply to a new {2 the same manner as if the word “De: 4 for ANegea Shakedown.” ‘Tony Campbell, Fred White and John Prtz, probibition enforcement ements, wore arraigned In Uaited Sta ‘ourt, Brooklyn, to-day and held tn $2,500 bali each: after pleading not mullty to in ments for conspiring to Anthony and Josepn Tate Mguor dealers d¢ Corona, | will be Oot. 6 62 wi " » Bept. 37 te ” have laughed, re le had ald ¢ “mother” her. Ane erly than this Juno-lke iB fame eolored chiffon over oles * would be dund to ‘The Spanish Soury i en Was of & cameln et wimond-abaped dar brooding laahos undor slender brow het jet. In contrast, her hair was of @ flame oolor vivid as her draper- vm ond ber lips were red. rat glance Ay y that the dagaling creatine comanent but goon tired of agricultural life and de- Voted most of his lelaur severe found hip d was island by can Count~ pal anens, and eyes Virginia whe ‘e hi lof solita eae ares the Cae . cinity finally de. Be: elded that tts © ie elty | euitabl = | When young Hardenburg nat took -lup his abode on the taland he was! | furnished with a well stocked brary, | modern farming implements and sev: | va) horses to till the soll, and ae an| assurance that he would not be | s]| molested or removed trom the island | until the ten years had expired, the | island was purchased by his brot Durlig hin ten years of hermit xistence young Hardenburg v jtured from th donc year, | when he would visit either Onancock |Va. or Crisfeld, Md, to replenish his | ft food and ‘odtain clothing placed on yanks land was the most | h wwep ferenvom al the light tte Light, a tow crs bt tr yh wi to feel thi hunger ahd was about to | despair when an unexplained smpuipe Girected his atiention toward the }shore. When he strolind to the hank he discovered a amali boat waa drift. ing ashore, Tt wan pulled tn, and to |hia amazement and delight it war found to contain food, haying pr the /abiy been act ndritt tn the stort arg |from some of the nearby islanda. m les distant, bi about the ® fullness of the aah ie WAN older. ali,” |» ANnedley hoped jhed not asked the be jhis flancee. She bad one whe would be much # request, Ld ing the sountry Wo are wen mpen' nae 188,080 Bi were produced he would go away from the notes and yen Smith again when you have a|/membering how real property tn citienof the first olaas! it c! i Punish Wilful . | edty of the first class for default in Included in Law to Pun! Phe ecuthers Came {1 winter | WASHINGTON, Sept. 1—Profits of 10, often already. | he dared not | food durin, \ ‘ coed! ohuakied the Aroh- 2A, No proceeding a» prescribed in olny the Gbast for more than « week, Har- i maintainable to recover the possession! Section 1, Section 2040 of the penal | to follow your example, ‘fold my tent lodging house or rooming houre, under any bulliding, or part thereot twho ta | At “Thank you, but my wife won't that Henne of the premises described in tho pet!-| or cold water, heat, Nght, power, ele- | except by rowboate and launches, While at Princeton Mr. Hardenburg | An RRORT ance. “Now Mrs, Ellaworth |e elim LANDLORDS’ AGENTS $125,000,000 PROFIT TO U.S. inated, I'm no longer @ neoret, And I} wonderful woman, An act to amend the Code of Civil D FROM $600,000 INVESTMENT clamor of city life for ten years to Proceuure in relation to summary pro-| MUST KEEP TERMS — “|Noueg to entertain him ih Countess would some quict place where he could be ee wr it hed into the girl's mind thatjone less moth, ft alone with his books. Hie friends it would be perfect It she could bel beauty coffed at the iden time to Mah- | and in citien in w county adjoining « married to her knight by Archdeacon | gold | of the southern shors of the payment of rent, | Violation as to Water, Heat make suggestion without con- .000 on Investmente of | 0 In quest of a tion 1, Bubdivision 2A of Section mor $185,000, sulting the o person moet Could begin’ bin ten’ years | eet ae Nhs Goda’ éf CAVA Procedure a and Light. half @ million dollars have been made | so abe answered that she life, and after observing | Prolonged storms, 7 | An act to amend the penal law in ye. by Uncle Bam through the Agricultural Mra, Smith to see her. | ation to wilful violation of the terms Department. sesontin Aeacon's cousin in his dry way, which er fouod 3 . sod chest empty, we rig wel a tan: Fol aan te to lew | was. owing to the rough jad of real property in @ olty of the first| Taw te hereby amonded to rend tol-| Fn ee ee Asem co ae eee were Camm aT 18 8 ty. SA O SOUREY OAVOIN | MRL ss aspailitedntion ot thal n ing @ city of tho first class, oooupied | . vl ee ttentir atant cent fon “awoiling purpossa fother than| terms of a lease, Any lessor, agont Wat eh Byte wer | y stent away. Poe owing you salary, Tl remind her of | | | ‘ou like—tell her you asked tienes oF tonanoy for one year or lesa) requited by the’ torma, depressed or Serum WRN ttt it you ne or under Any lease or tenancy com-| jmplied, of any eontract or leaae to ahia disease meneing after this ubdtvision takes! furnian! the lease or rental agroement f00 » year. ey need to remind Mra, Wilaworth of her Pffect! unlews the petitioner alinges In swhereos by tts forma, expressed or dn. | i atill coat 000,000 @ | Bet," the anawer came before Annes: t in. | ey could speak, nd whe wi on ‘wite in a day or two at latest, Good tion ts no greater than the amount! vator gervice lor! telephone service or pulid by the tenant for the month pre- aay oh oeding the default for which the pro- gx ww ne araln and it le entimated er service nv facility (0 any of grain sOrghuane t of anid building, who wilfully vean mer | wagered with hia collegechums that ~ “+ iS aa expect you'll like to meet Mr. Ruth-| Annesl: vuld | ceedings to recover the possession of | eS OF LEASES, TOO ™* Accompanied by hin brother, Dr. {'Mg and 6 | Smith: but #he had been imprudent to put up s rs hereby amended to read as follows; "To, my that you, too, are woing to ‘. be M mith} subdivision 2 of thie section shall be | of # lease, to-night I'm atratd Tehall have house keeper at Wa 000 room or rooms in @ hotol,| manager, euperintendent br janitor of now l# bared ie Tt may help you with the (rousseay,” the petition and proves that the rent piled, requires the furnishing of hot ¥eer night! Glad to have met you, even if tt anes oe anes |(Read To-Morrow's Thrilling Instate Waa an UApromiaing introduction. ‘Then thex were ‘oft, they two alone ment.) sc i ‘ew |