The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1921, Page 3

‘New York Taxi League has issued a \ \ ig, » 4) { Country Despite Tremendous BETTER SERVICE, NOT HIGHER FARE, CITY'S TAX! NEED Conditions Demand Radicat | “Reform From Within” or Stricter Regulation. INEW LAWS IN” VIEW. )\Conditions Here Worst in Growth of Business. By Sophie Irene Loeb. The Welfare Committee of the Board of Aldermen late last evening considered two ordinances, introduced by Alderman Cassidy, These ordi- nances if passed will amend the Pub- lic Hack Law. Ono of these measures will prohibit the driving of a public vehicle by any person under: twenty-one years of age. Tho other amendment, which wes reported out of committee, will change the licensing period as of April 1 instead of Feb. 1, as the pres- ent method gives no opportunity for the examinations of those seeking leenses, These amendments are among sev- eral to be considered by the Board of Aldermen in an effort to create a bet- ter taxi service in New York. In connection with this the Greater circular which in the main asks for higher rates of fare, and asks The Bvening World for an opinion. Tho New York Evening World, in a vigorous campaign which covered a Period of over two years, succecded in 1913 in securing the first taxicao erdinace in the United States that provided regulations and fixed rea- vonable rates, which statute has been @pheld through the courts This newspaper also secured in the Mate Legislature a law which wiped | out private privileges at hack stands, | Privileges that provided a graft of over half a million dollars annually and which brought about exorbitant rates in New York City, which the} public had to pay | “The conditions,” said the late May- er Gaynor, “had grown intolerable when this newspaper took up the cru- sade.” PUBLIC CABS INCREASE BY THE THOUSANDS. RN RR ns ee ees Mary Garden May Boss Chicago Opera As Climax of Marinuzzi Feud With Stars FORGRIMINALS 10 OF ZAZA. CTHIS 15 HOW GERALDINE FARRAR LOOKED eH we) GARDENWHO. VIMEL. WALSKA'S FRIENDS say WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LASTER NOT PLATING ZA MARS Prima Donna Declares She Can Take Temper Out of Temperament If She Is Made Artistic Director of Warring Songbirds. Special to The Evening World.) now occupy, that of artistic director CHICAGO, Jun. &—Now that Gino | and that of chief of conductors, is too Marinuzzi has resigned as artistic di- easy: he POUENt Ved sean at e ; wish to continue in the latter ca- stor of the 3 rector of the Chicago Grand Opera} icity, but I am through with the Association and returned to his old} company’s artistic direction. The position as conductor. one report has | singers are always objecting. First THE ICH COVETED Part COURT ORDERS HIM IN WHEN LANDLORD ORDERS HIM OUT Jacob Sniith Finds Furniture a GANNAWALSKA WHO Was TO HAVE PLAYED ZAZA IN ae CHICAGO. GINO MARINOZZI WHO WANTS TO QUIT 4S ARTISTIC le ep tay eT Ben ong C2.ON ACCOUNT OF SQUABB poatke © vaca nner waekaiebe ARMY BOARD SIFTS | of Major P. T. Hoyt, who is stationed | “ke if they have it, 3 12 of 4 per x it that Mary,Garden mi ap-|there is a tenor who approaches me < 2) The theory that was worked out in| ).,irat Mary .Garden may be SP- | vith venom in his eyes. He has just | ON Street, but Judge Has the Public Hack Ordinance was to een ott ie that. Montnoce: wit heard that I have assigned another ack the effect that every cubman enpula {er Teport is that Marinuzzt will tenor to a certala Tula ae wanted It Put Back, i: have opportunity to ply his trade ang | Yinaraw his resignation that role himself. . | Re pave a froe tae a, Ply his trade and)“ When asked if she would accept.! “Then comes a soprano, She ix| | ? fe & free-for-al] use of the city| diss -Garaen sald ry because she has not been given) It was a case of “off again, on streets, ee Sis a certain role. Ah, they bring ali! again’ the disposse: ffair of The forecast of this newspaper | would accept the position @ & | their trouble to.me, ‘Then Igo home. yacoh smith ut ve "877 Wittoughb pecuring this law paper in) itty if the management dared tof try to sleep. I cannot. I get up and 2300P Smith ut No. 6 ROUSE, ng this law was that the lower] cerer jt to me. I'd make good, too. It |.Pace the floor until 5 o'clock in the A¥enue, Rrooklyn, who is back in 3 rate would create more general use| woula be another case of Chief Fitz- morning. T get no rest. Now T re-|his apartment to-day because —— of the public yehicle, and instead of! iorr ndling the Police Depart- | T&D 88 artistic director. I shall be! court ordered the landiurd to move copes tego PE . 2,000 cabs on the streets, as morris landing the Police Departs | just-a conductor. I will not assign | 5, am iling in Examinations Youth : bs Streets, ds at that! ment. Everybody would work. uny more roles, and when the stars, '/™ In aguin % a time, there would be m thou- The idea of these Italian and have objections they cannot complain) Last October. according to the Shoots Himself to Death peed French artists claghing over their /!2 me, ‘They will have to speak to| smiths, they rented an apartment in on: ti mice S s Mr. Herbert Johnson, the genera . Z ‘i serva . ew true this predictéon has turned| {emperamente! I'd find a way, if l manager. I explained all of this to| ‘Me building at $60 a month, which Ons Keservallon out Is evidenced by tie fact that! was artistic director, to cut the tem- | Mr, Johnaon and to the directors of | WS $16 more than the previous ten- ote rrina te there are now 15.500 cabs operating in| perament out of these operatic stars, (4e company. { informed them that aunt paid. When the van pulled up ‘The Board of OMcers at the West the city of New York, instead of the| And the male ypec.es is just as bad as ger Wgule dome tc Re Teered i with their furnitfre they were told Poimt Military Academy will to-day . 2,000 when the ordinance went into} ihe female. waa my wish to continue my duties as |e rent would be $65. ‘They agreed make known their findings in the Pmrect in 1913. Some one has started a story thtt (chief of conductors. They heard me, | under protest ty pay It because they denth of Dennis Dunker Totten, twen- That the business has proved prof-|1'm Jealous of Ganna Walska, Well, |DUt ave no answer. They will take | had no other place to go ty-two, a cadet who shot himself | ny request under consideration, they | a Py i {table is self-evident. Kise why have| the world knows who created the | Informed me, and [shall know more |_ Then -they tok the case before Thursday night because he had fulled #0 many, licenses been requested? | chief roles in ‘salome’ and ‘Aphro- | about the oujcome soon, I hope.” ice Charles B. Law in the Gates !9 the examinations which were to As to, rates, the least that can be| dite’ | might be getting a trifle old,| “Was your action in the matter pre-|Ayenue Municipal Court, the Kappes! Cunt in he graduation. His family maid is that they are high enough, jf] but in my duy | had ity nearly cy . a Deere se ed sms of your | ty Corporation of Manhattam be-|!4% long been closely related to the not too high, ax compared with other| everyting an opera star needed to! “ir was not,” replied the maestro. the defendants. Justice Law ;@"™y. His father and an elder cities, and besides these rates have! muke guud; yes, even a voice. Be-| “Which criticisms do you mean?’ reserved decision, On Jan, 3 the Drother were West Pointers, and his deen upheld by the courts, every ef-| fore L luke my new position agartistic| "The one th t you we B reported | urt decided they should pay only | Stepfather, half brother and brother- f o up! to . divector of the Chicago Opera Com- | purposely to have everrehearsed John | A aabnth ae . ss nay J2-1aw are field o ort to upset them having failed ene which, by the Way, hasn't been | Marshall in an attempt to make hig {#99 & month rent, but the Smiths say pessopteaihde hired now. But there is much to be said about| Srrered to me yet—I would like wo |appearance a failure; another that |they were not notified until Thursday. ation that the youth died by the condition of the publ hicles| pave the chance to create the title |}ou Were said to have been enraged | Mr, Smith went to deposit the $55, 24 OWN hand came from bis home at in New York to-day. The wrdinance| fle in ‘Zaza recause Mme. Walska was engaged |rent ina court, but says a clerk told | M!lford, Conn. Officials at the Acad- t yor ily seriou out ac-|to appear in ‘Zaza,’ and anothe 7 Hap aha po secured by this newspaper provides yen thes la yc Which charged you with furthering |bim the ease was out of their hands Pre eee ealtteon The only state- excellent regulations, providing for f y?" was usked. Italian domination ef the opera com- |and refusnd to take It. Yesterday; Met By them issued Friday was that clean, wholesome cabs. properly [n- \eny, ceruiinly, im serioya,"* | pany.” vol br gat | morning about $ o'clock, while he was) Totten had not been in good health pected and to be kept in Al condi. oa back Mary . 1 euch criticlams are false, en |) usinoss, a Marshal with five ax-| 24 “Probably while ill be wandered tion su) of Marinuzgi'’s regime, in- | rely false,” t maestro said, off about 6.40 Po M. yesterday Ne hat- Tate’ altuntlon’ aay his reported unfriendly atti-|4id all in my power to make Mr, |sistants arrived and moved the Smith ‘ M. yesterday and ta hat. ntorosa. proneny ue ward 8 Marshall, the| Marshall's appe rance @ success, + /furniture to the sidewalk, Mrs, Smith, Was not seen again until his body ° ow!) ack! jew tenor, and Mine. Ganna Walska,| Well as that of Mme, Waleka. And | dly had 2 10 WAS: Cound Cie: gnorniqg,” business hus Frown to. ropor- | te allegations that he leaned toward |1 have never discriminated againet |W" hardly had time to d bas a1 "No mention oon eee : da Rea tt Goma De the eae an aialie ination uf the com-|American singers or those of any. fourteen-weeks'-old sick baby, Mm) oy oN Tietrr Reson an! She: then Hae brought | PARy. ributed us the inspira- | other country | ta seheauted to | Stuth was notified by telephone and | 10M eer Mat ube youth had shot ste ditions: meet | tion for his a 0. Signor Marunizzt tx scheduled (0) nother and child went to remain wit sabi Bric bees prevailing inaee eel ae nig muestro’s resignation | Conduct four operas next week. tees "| “Totten's mother 1s at Camp De- the United States. came uptly ORCA OF ne oo a pane Mr. Smith coula locate |¥®28: Some years after the death Std is io most | beta company devoted he }_ As Mr. Smith could loca 4 pia has been said by one of the most | Heimat to'eegnele Mitt FIREIN APARTMENT [junc rae ee pa tie et eee |o¢ her husband she became the wite ¥ “ ay tay exporter, (abs | That sumething was wrong “be- | ioe LAG ect nine meebever in all my experience have ning the scenes” in Thuraday’s operad HOUSE LAID TO FEUD |». otuatice Taw fald the landlont| ut the Massachusetts post. New York cab service presents to-| Was APP She Danes FUN ee eg Bee cw tua Genin Aone Sith) ‘phe boy's father, who died ta 190: day, The eabs which T rode in were) GUrtain \ Loa ah nating Ten Families Flee in Panic as Ojl- |274 ordered the Smith furniture car-| was fieut. Charles A. L. Totten, filthy and the drivers arrogant ang) ,ohengtin’ without music and vod Soaked Garbage Flames Up. ried back inlo the apartment, Last! mathematician, writer, professor at Insulting, Foe body can dream | several minutes vofore finally «he oaked Garbage Flames Up—-— |nigne it was all put back. Yale, Inventor and scholar tn the in- Men eal Pe aye Re ipeaee opening notes sounded, Marinugal, it Tenant Arrested. — {Terpaeeaniod OF the ‘prophecies of (be higher rate under condi Ed intapie, ee ith othe Bibl sting to-day is beyond my compre- fiche ana penal A feud wus bolleved to te the cause) HE SURPRISED THE COURT, | > heasion.” (roubles und overlooked his cue of an attempt to burn the apartment reeerre IS A HUNDRED AND HALE. THE CABMAN'S SIDE AND “RE-| The maestro at his hotel after the | building at No. 98 Brunswick Stre ‘You Know,” Batte Sald When FORM FROM WITHIN.” | Performance denied he bad tanaered Sermey City, earl a ¥. The ten] asked. “Where Did You Get itt | Voted for Henry Clay and i the same Pp any written resignation. dhe | families In the building left In @ pani a ite eee Un pay A realdent of| vociferously protested when asked | oliedoaked yartuge had tren |_Tony Batto of No. Sire ™ Klectton Stace. the Grentor ax) Lea | he to e col a alto- 4 . ‘ ashin, voro! whe Tt which nit 2,500 taxl men, came | Be, planned © quit the company alt | found blading outsile the spartinent of 1 hing, bal , bof ; } ‘ Koch WINSTED Conn. Jan. %$—iwin plains b Phe Evening World} ™ rie work dual positions 1} ‘ehael Angelo. “iy meuKad (ot ieee ne *T"| Perry Dickinson, whose great grand- us follows city, to its shame, ie Ze | ‘The police learned that a feud hn | 28% Berl ance uncle. Reuben Diehinson, died in stil gives no thought to the comfort of on betweenLapio and Louis Clar- What's the trouble asked the! ton Nov. § 1818, aged 102 years, be the chauffeurs, not even providing| 15,500 taxi men on the streets of New digutnen! liiving’ in the: wane tienes TAM SLASEANTaDAzinntpenee ve theac men with a seat o lace In| York City, these men are fast or- Nees} etna: HbaaeliC . "Halt and hy replied Tony. Hin first. Presidential ay which to warm themsel, he men| ganizing to ue the business from | ani ‘ SEAR HR OR oie “What's to demanded the Judge. etd renidential vole was cast we olcton, Henry Clay in 1844. He has voted are not treated with corhmon honesty | its present disgraceful condition, ‘Tho | Pi _ “Beer. explained Tony every Presidential and Gubernatorial or decency by the city, but are being| relief will come from within.” | ee ] "Where did you get Ji?" asked the) clection In Connecticut since, m steadily and illegally brutalized. In| Tne question this newspaper asks’! FARMER GORED BY BULL. Juez only one town ¢lection and. that wae return for such treatment the men|{s why hasn't the Greater New York = |" You know." replied Tony, “on threo, years | when bad weath are expected to go out upon | "Taxi League acted as it Ks and * ; d kept him at home. streets for twelye or fourteen hours| put. its own house in order before | meal x yore Pele taag canal | Street . : heels E Mr Dickinson “enjoys Rood healt a day, many tines soaked to the skin, {asking the public for favors, Why| *erleusly lniared by Owe Animal, a) rome! exclalined: the. Judge $n) eeae ee ape gee CONAS kone pierced by cuttnig winds, many times|do we not find clean cabs and courte Samuel Harwitz, a farmer of Fy urpri How do you figure that the victims of frost bite, many times | ous men instead of the condition com-! fleld, near Caldwell, N. J., te resting Ot? - the victims of petty officials, subject | plained of by all who come to New| castiy but not out of danger to-di. | Batto was fined $3. WOMAN CHARGES EXTORTION to the insults of every cheap splurger, | York {rom other cities? Sree Maving baka (ROME TER. tile tun -_ See and, at the same time are expected | A little housecleaning from the in-| MaPAAS! iiarnaves ~~ WEA |. Military Faneral for Gauthier Operator Arres to intain a servile demeanor, ide might go a long way toward) >» 1 a Si Be The funeral of Private Jumes Gau He Demanded 82,000, ” ¢ shame {x not upon the’ taxi| winning puolic approval. This ts the | ‘mpted to water It the animal qurne4 member of the: 168th tafentr se . men, but upon the city which treata| desire ef all good cab men with whom| Pinning him against the side of ta 2 ahiby dtadi ¥, Isaac Fein, fifty-eight, a real estate its humble izens in such a dis- | 1 have talked and who are made to barn and laying bie right oh h) Fr b wounds IN oorator of No, 923 Forest Avenue, the graceful manner. | suffer for the bad element which has|-He fell and the bull 1 mes Mt, 1918, will take place x, was arrested last night on a “We want honesty, decency, clean-| come into the industry, breaking hi collar , om the undertaking parlors of attempted extortion made by Miness; we want good service. This ig| | ‘These mer. say frankly, “It is not! shoulder blade. Whet se 67) Nighth Avenue. He will ha diana Glass of the Hotel Mont the end to which the Gre: New| higher rates that are needed, but a was internally Injured rh with burial tn Moly Broadway and 9th Street, The York Taxi League ‘s striving | higher standard of service ys He wax @ brother of aay she “Too long we have beon dumb under! Kates commensurate with + s eeeeeliaacan Iatiore Gauthier, attached OmvOrt, $2 |g We seldom get a aecent he vice are always forthcaning. mal away with a pl ‘ Joadguarie Tho body. civil ie si It has always been the oustom| Why not let the relief come from aid was given the fa wa ack from France w y to abuse us, but now that there are! within? to the Jowlah Hospital in Falcon. nH . < e * siniled - BE CLOSELY VSED | Be Exacted to Be Impressed ' on Committing Magistrates. In connection with the investiga- tion of the ease with which men ac- cused of theft and highway robbery necure bail bonds trom surety com- panies, District Attorney Swann had a meeting, it was made known to- day, of all Assistant District Attor- neys nesigned to Magistrates’ courte | at his office yesterday. The Assis. | tants were addressed by Chief of Staff Joab Banton, who Instructed them to make clear to Magistrates the necessity for exacting heavy bonds—greater im amount when} practicable than the value’ of the| | property supposedly stolen—from all prisoners charged with larceny. | As the law now stands, a Magis- j trate may delay any bond from exe- cution for forty-eight hours by de manding that the surety be investi. | @ated. This technicality h been | avoided by the surety companies, which file with every bond a state- ment of their assets and claim im munity from the necessity of investi- gation. It is yet possible for the Magistrate to demand that the in- vestigation go behind {he resources of the bonding corporation and find | out what there is of good faith in the promise of the company to produce the accused man for trial; It ls point- ed out that the money consideration is merely a guarantee of that good faith whieh, under the common law, is the highest consideration exacted from the stirety;, the money provision jis merely a penalty upon the surety if his good faith is poorly founded. Now legislation has been suggested Ly Magistrate Simpson, and Asms- nt District Attorneys Pecora and McQuaid who have been conducting the investigation so that the surety company must reveal the source of [collateral furnished by the prisoner or his frends for scrutiny by the police and the et Attorney and to provide for assurance that the | bonding company will do all in its | power to bring Utak into custody any | person who Jumps iis bond It was pointed out that one bonding agent was unable to recall any assis- ance given to the authorities in re- covert bath jumper ‘exeept in a# case where the collateral given to Ut company was a spurious*case and the company itself suffered actual loss, Insidious suggestions have been made to the investigators that the forty-elght-hour delay be abolivhed by aw, inumuch as it is made obsolete | by the known enormous assets of the | bonding corporations, insuring the State against lose. | These are answered by the objec- tion that such a step would give the ‘corporations an iron-clad monopoly of |the bonding business and force the payment of commissions to them by persons having sufficient acceptable security to make bonds on théir own account—and would absolutely wipe out the common law theory that the |bondaman was a person having suf- ficient confidence in the accused (o “stand in his place at bis trial or pay his penalty.”" - The ease with which bonds may be secured by men accused of crime was dramatically ewed yesterduy at the inatiiry being conducted by Magistrate simpson in the Criminal Courts Building, Hyman Albert, a quick-witted but unlearned type of the east side, was belog examined, It was brought out that he is the special police officer at a moving j picture show at Grand and Chrystie Streets at $50 a week He has no bank account or no money saved or real estate, He said he had’ procured bail for lotsa of young people without any (rouble from bonding companies. fe for merly acted through the New Ammster- dam Casualty Company, but lately | has operated through the Mdebty and | | Casualty Company never asked for {nobody,” Albert sald. ‘1 do jfavor. Some of the boys |koown since they were kids. “Do you mean to say you charged {the boys nothing for your services” jusked Assistant District Attorney M Quaid, | ~ "Just enough for my trouble. } from as a | have eollater I may Of that I turn over to Espresso | cant. and O'Leary, agents for the Fidelity }nue in Jer GAYNOR’S DAUGHTER BECOMES THE BRIDE OF MR. KERNOCHAN Mas: WHITNEY KERMOCHAN,. O savreve, Mrs. Bedford, Divorced Last Au- gust, Is Married in Home of Mrs. James Creelman, ‘ The marriage of Mrs, Helen Gay- nor Bedford, daughter of Mrs. Will- lam J, Gaynor, to Whitaey Kern- ochan of this city, took place yes- terday afternoon in the studio apart- ment of Mrs, James Creeiman, at No, 131 East 66th Street, The Rev. Willlam L. Sullivan, minister of All Souls’ Unitarian Church, performed the ceremony in the presence of rela- tives and a few intimate friends of the couple ‘The bride, who had no attendants, wore a gown of pale gray crepe de chine and sutin, (rimmed with fur, and a black lage hat. Mr, Kernochan’s best man was his brother, Frederick Kernochan, Chief Justice Of the Court of Special Sed- sion: Mr. Kernochan is a gon of Mr, and Mra. J. Frederic Kernochan of No. S6y Park Avenue, and is engaged in the.real estate business in this city. Mrs, Kernochan was married in 1914 to Edward ‘T, Bedford, from whom she ubtained « divorce in Nevada last August = VANDALS RANSACK FLATBUSH CHURCH Rifle Poor Boxes, but Fail to Open Safe in St. Francis Assisi— Rob Rectory, ‘The Rev, Father F, X. Ludek: of the Ohureh of St. Lincoin Road and Nostrand Avenue, Flatbush, admitted to-day there had rector Francis Assiui, on Six Floors—Pulmotor ” Revives Victims. Patrolman George Lenz of Clinted?’ Street Station, by his prompt actiem and with the aid of a pulmotem through his hurry-up call to Gom- verneur Hospital to-day, saved many lives ip the six-story tenement howwg, No, 95 Suffolk Street, where twenty> four families are living. A man rushed from the bduse jas” before T o'clock and told the poles man, who was passing, that there was something wrong indoors, Leaw opened the hal! door and reeled back= ward, nearly overcome by a powerful draught of gas. He rushed into the, cellar and found that the furnace had been "dumped," and that the air had sent the gases through the upper stories by way of the dumbwalters and the hails, S Lenz hurried to the first Moor, using: his left hand as a gas mask and opening windows right and left with his right, meanwhile shouting am alarm and failing to arouse anybody. Then he sent in a hurry call to the hospital, which brought Dr. Montetth with a pulmotor and an ambulance. Meanwhile the busy patrolman had reached the top floor, hammering om doors, opening windows and making such a noise that he finally got a few families in motion, who in turm aroused the other tenants, Dr, Monteith used the pulmotor om three of the. Sacks family on the first floor: Fanny, twenty-seven; Tillie, ning, and Ethel, eight. On the third floor the pulmotor revived Samuel Wachtel, twenty-six; Sarah Mittel, thirty-one, and Helen Mittel, eight The smouldering coal embers in the cellar were extinguished and the apen doors apd windows above soom cartied away:the fumes of gas. Dr. to Lena Rooster With _ Tough Neck Traps Four Recovered From “Wringing” and, From Bag Squaks been robbers in the church, but de- clined detatis. No report was made to the police, but according to a story circulated among parishioners, vandals broke into the chureh last Monday night, ransack- ed the poor boxes and tried to break open a safe. They also tried to destroy the altar and knocked oVer the taber- nacle, it was said Then they crossed the roof to the rectory, facing Maple Street, stole food from the ice box and returned to the church to eat it, leaving evidence of their meal all over the chureh, ROB NEW YORKE® IN JERSEY Masked Ga for $110, Strange as lt may seem, John Robil- lard, forty-fve, of No. 398 Bast 114th Street, had to go to Jersey City to be held up and robbed. He Is « conductor on the Erle fallroad, Marly to-day he had left the yards and was at the foot of Manhattan Ave- y City, when two mei Cond ine and pointing stupped ‘One kept him while the other went tar Hn i kets ant took $10 and his $1 WOMAN STRUCK BY MOTOR. ve Fractured Sk Mrs, Anna O'Connor, forty, of 1195 Boston Road, the Bronx, is in Lin- coln Hospital with « possible fracture of the skull and contusions of the bedy, Jaw and right eye, received last night No. and Casualty, 21-2 per cent. and they | pay the company 2 per cent. Some- times T get nothing at all, ony prom ses. For all last year I got not more | than $1,000—leas than that." | Robbery and grand larceny were | the charges against most of the men) he bonded, he suid. He could not ‘reeall names, but said most of them hung out in ¢ nthe corner, He vented kpockets | _ TRIES TO EVICT COURT. acadainiagiiomenr Landlord Bem! Munteipal J Kast New York landlords whose worts (0 dispossess tenants quently blocked in Dirtrie€ Court, jt of. fre- Seventh Brooklyn, when Y learned | itaelf was th: m part of « building Fulton Street ond Pennayivanin owned by the Fraward poration, Yesterday the lundiord ob tained an order from County. Juiige requiring the elty to show ‘cuiae | next why It should sot been Mur esterdi the court eviction fré the that with at Avenue, at Cor May on Tuesday be compelled to vacate. ‘The city’s lease expired on _> New tert Clab Offic At the recent banquet held by tir Sterling Regis Athletic and Social Clu) the following officers for the President, 0 Harold Mili Lecomte; Sergen stant AL Ar Beeretary, M. when she was struck by an automobile while crossing Southern Boulevard at Aldus Street John Hemp, the driver, took her to the hospital and then re- ported to the police of the Morrisania | station. H@ was not held a HICCOUGHS HIT BUDAPEST. for Weeks bat) No Mortal Results Recorded. | BUDAPEST, Jan. 7,--An epidemic of | locoughs with which th yalcians of city are unable to cope us caused alarm among Dud. pripw: patients are unable to sleop or| of them have remained in the for two or ‘three v have been 0 BABY'S HEART IN POUCH. Ulta, 9 Alarm for Auto Patrol. The Hylan-Enright automobile pa- trols riding the crime waves are credited with the discovery to-day, with the ald of a lucky rooster, of # larceny which might otherwise haw been added to the unsolved. Acting Capt, Reif, with detectives Beck and Donnelly, saw four men at Blake Avenue and Juntus Street, Browns- ville, fust before daylight carrying heavily filled gunny sacks, Beck allpped from the car and came up bebind the four, He heard the squawk of @ rooster to confirm his worst suspicions and pounced upon two of the men. The others ran but were overhauled by the augomobile. In the bag carried by Beck's cap- tivés were eleven dead chickens and one rooster whose tough neok had re- sisted wringing (n the other bag were twelve chickens, all very dead. The prisoners, who said they were Samuel Koollo of No, 442 Blake’ Ave- nue; Karl Pitixek, me addre: Fred Bolgimer, No, 198 Allen Street, and John Polinsky, No. 224 Watkins Street, seemed also to heave an in- terior load of alcohol. They refused to tell where they got the poultry and were looked up charged with ta- toxieation pending investigation. BROOKLYN BOROUGH GAS RATE INVALID Injunction Restraining $1.40 Charge in) Coney Section Sustained The feet charged by gar rate of $1.40 per 1,000 cubbe the Brooklyn Borough has been teld invalid im Gas Company decision handed down by the Appel late Division, & nd Department Joba P. O'Brien, Corporation’ Counsel, sald the majority opinion of the’ Court: sti. tained the right of the olty to argue fo behalf of the consumers th such cases. and sustains an Injunction restraining | operation the gas rat Infant Bern tn France Draws Medi- ‘Toe opinion was written by Justice eal Anthorit | ‘Townsend Scudder and hotde teat the PARIS, Jan. §—An infant born |p| rate must be reasonable, whether fred Soissons Thursday had 4tx heart and| by the Public Service Commission or by ntestines contained in a pouch on the} the company, and that consumert have sutside of ite body, The case has at-| che right to defend themselves, ‘The tracted medical authorities ny Theve| Brooklyn Borough Gas Company serves » every indication the child will tive 8 for Dee! a makers’ How Margaret A. Hownrd, who made a fortune a# @ modiste for socially prom- matrons, left property valued at Nich $4 5 to.be Used ation of Morgaret A 4 Roo ® shett sixty years old or older. wt employed aa dreasmakers the Coney Island und Sheepshead Lay sections of Brooklyn. Mice tn tee Ft a5. Max Sehwartatack, a grocer of No, | Larimer Street. Brooklyn, was fined o-day in Bridge Plaza Court on of Mrs. atherine Doyle, am ine apector of the Department of Health, Monteith paid a high tribute, AOR, Li To swomreg Ww *-- — ooo