The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1921, Page 3

¥ f THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1921. DASH INTO FIRE \Judge Haskell, in 3-Minute Interview, — JUDGES FROWN ae ere cs Spanish Dancer MULQUEEN WARNS” ; AGAINST ILLEGAL’ TORESOUEFITY, Uses Only Two in Giving His Opinions (WALL PLANS OF INVASION OF HOMES | Orders Grand Juries to Disre- ; } wd ONE FE LOST, of Hylan, Curran, Miller and Anderson RENT BOOSTERS Firemen Climb Through the Flames and Smoke to Save Panic-Stricken Men Trapped in a Blazing Building. | |Municipal Court Jurists De-! | clare There Is Little or No gard Evidence Obtained by i Excuse for Increases. Violation of Rights. °”' |HAVE REACHED LIMIT,! S In rging the September Grand Stairways and Halls Ablaze, 3 | —— ; of which Charles D, Data, j Rescued Are Carried Over 5 }Tenants Can't Stand Further of No 16 Broad ec i i . é a e sander Conta, banker, of No, 1 z rden « i ' Roofs and Down Ladders & Burden and Landlord Must sisaiRnse! Glace ark Tae One Unable to L cape, 1 Sessions inst evidenge based i action by the prosecuttig | Judge Mulqueen of Gener Be Reasonable. ave warning 3 There are fower apartments in Man on ith One man was burned to death in the three-st ent at No. 400] West 401) Street shortly before last OMPH or | authori hattan than a year og weording to] ry ten sovernment,” o our funda- The founders of this he sald, “wisely took 1 the Building Department ecords; and | whatever relief for the rent situation jiental law the principle embodied ia Midnizht and fity occupants of the ' ‘ in Englishman's home building owe thew lives to firemen {isito be found'in new: building this < They ordained that ‘ | year must come tn ocher boroughs rye 1 be sacred and #afe who rescued them, tk ts aint is HUT BRE UW 0 any intrusion except Shiels twenty-seven years old, Hy of rents excep. in apartment Wand that ne in 1 | hat his will was to be ar of Turkey, was burned to] | priced so high that tie demand is ex 1 under the provision ! deut He und his wite ned on coedingly im d by a Magistrate | | | i : perts are convinced that an ex Jon the presentation of evidence ehow- ve Lop flo was com- | tension of the housing Liws anoth {us that such an invasion was a pub- pieiely burned a charred year will be necessary. For the att z fey aan ee oye hd yond M | | tude the courts are likely to display in ved such a warrant on insufficient 1 Most of i] ent cases it is best to quote Justices [ESA TY tL oh ta ls lea ! canal (bt ise Justice Spiegelberg, who said | hulls FesponielbIe for hin Bh ig \ ! | | “Where nt WAS been raised within | inno matter how 4 i Neutly all were asleep when | REOBEN eee Oa ath wn yh 21k stated and were trapped by | HASKELL | [raises Should be frowned upon untess jecause T suspect wrong do : the flhimes | @eeausee 1 { excellent unds are shown. ‘Chore within doo. If any one comes NBER OOD. you with charges based on such ' vcedure pr obtained under sueit uinstanced, reject it.” It was a rhing Upward from the base- fire and sineke soon filled the ind stairways. WH | n the first {is no reason why rents should be ‘raised now, Wages are down, con- i | struction costs re down, the only | }item that is going up ts taxes, and the i ’ ’ ci __ ican GUE LANE OE increase there is negligible when com. | i rict Att ya i bp waken heard the crac OF) ad dats 2 Aleame paamae | Widaey To Oranvolved: which will 1 decreases in the costs tional jury will receive the evidence ' “he jumped toa window | Candidate for Mayor Before|""s ane rier at bare et lore (mena | ‘ toewarded by the Meyer Committee to ‘i | %, 5 _ ' in the repeal of the Volsteuc . . ; SeAni ral e. evidence he strict Atto: as to irregu- ' va ae imment te) Republican Primaries on a) act RObDErs yin Bronx lee Credin}| ake sper coat rai ae aoe jaritivg ty the eonduey ot the DepMer i “Free ¢ J alle. Question No. 3—-Has the Prolibt- ) eave $4,000 [them right of raising their rent 25] € ment ef Public Markets under Come 2 ; | Free and) Untrammelted tion issue any place in the elly cam Co, Leave $4) m jper cent. every year docs not now| missioner Ke J. O'Malley when” As- ve Wats {inipos satay ae me Teck - lexist | Hatant District Attorney Brothers has Bible. Men Iriven to the wine | American” | Va thorm, me He cere eae ea h ; ; Checks on De | "Where landlords have received a tiranged the material Mowe VINE Vat S ampaign Slogar udge Haske 63, by reason 6 year's rental on an apartment th Judee William Ro Bayes. in Kings 0 . ounds a Campaign Slog: sy feel Uni New Sock Cis BASE 70|' Wrive ieisursiy nendlamien whe took | GE HORE (Boron at iit Underwund & Underw County Court, made recommendations 1 ' tant paste “ 5 Sir He’. ne the Htate-wide : ‘hat « hot mean tha can get : y the new Grand Jury: fo of CORBI van Siti Save New York” —He SARS atten Ul as a re ' iN Il Hiei omen dena vovar tho: dihy, EFIted (Hee Thee aT be cen iedteat| dora Gould, daughter of George Gould, OAD EIR ET) | OZUIG ew Oe Tee adie re ) ion street, Opposed to Movie Censor-) allan Gaga ney ene thie ae ve land blew enotinhe wtove thelerens [ees sions iE nok mow, with tenants} nish dance she gave yesterday for the benefit of the Ann Ma Se AOIEELGHL BE CRGC MBE RE LEE ae 2 ; f vm den should be < i unable to pay even a reasonable Gdtl at SieIW Laake Tin AGhheE) hOrGRR On (ROOKORIe ies CN Eee ship—Miller Is a Political) Question No, 4-Can the next }ter Cream Company at No 48 Bast |umount itn at SMI Take, NY D carcked without warrant, He nat 1 to get a respon i 5 % | Mayor change that situation? Ae eenat ae ; have already had before me} — = re = ceution of the officers respons’ sa Captain Kidd, Hylan Is aj "y : [Mot Strnet early yesterday MOM | caceg in which the lindlordy have] | . ia ; | Judge Haskell—No; bit the up Wy pair : Cate ss anteenenn vant Ruthless Violator of the] scene ekth cise Ranane: New /ME and gmt away with $2600, ‘They | heen dlepoged tm act wth thy | WOMAN ACCUSES MAN |. R. T, UNION'S HEAD = kK ie ite folks will stop milking 2D in Lirne eaponse tO tru pan 1ant No. ot ane Ivana city indhew gaka dot Pf $400 jn checks neatly piled on | fi © voluntarily reduc RIK USION. : =] om thd t n nev] » Constitution, Curran 1s a] “Oe Cus Wines set adele | Tone of the desks: Although the police | SM aress Curt one Bloed ou IN TAX! OF ROBBING HER.) DENIES STRIKE COLL. THE SENSIBLE THING . sha . = 4 i} f of the & 1 126th Street jon ore Btane, and so 1 believe that 1 y Connolly to he sations tior Tany pie thicken men at ea) Salty =—s an sippy the needed jolt? | s be sm Pistol, bot Comet De Windows were preparing ty Jump Nice) Fellow, out eel Judq yaekelie Beaker Heyt)| (used tolconfinmiths reportardlie ib of ee, Sens io ie lavinlens Made irabtetd Voltaire, the great French a in_tiremen enmbea} Haskell Will Be Next Mayor] ,, 2489 Hast | Hers. AL became Known today and the | CELE a be Patrolman Vord of the Weat goth | President Comotty of the tiothervat| philosopher, swayed all { ha moke and) ft New York. Question No. 6 What do vou think | fat were related hy employees of i" sald Justice Street Station heard a, womar Or He Painipsen Europe with the might of flame t to the impe of Gov. Miner? he company | ni ne screaming from a taxt early (hi phitically denied Wy HENNE ‘ - Rents _ Clomum isatone of coun irah fete t.} . in Hanne BF Whe Pastuedl nan Fenineene Judge Haskell Whar every New| [0 order to effect the robhery thy ae Se Mave he lng st Sixth Avenue anal 2ath Commissioner of Accounts Ushfetd his pen the roof to that of No y Martin Green. NAHE Gite ReAUbIGaA) abeecshers fe blowers gaged the night watch. | runnin a epire. there| The chautfour drew up to the euy ; " ; | : ‘ 5 n Helen kn old him (fennolly) that if the mea oa“ Hh Avenue, from where they In political circles the Manhattan] political Capt. Kidd man, John Gorky, and after wrap. |ale good the wounan Hleten Ke told im ranimtisy tua me | Yet he wrote: ‘I have done thet. Others were Wkem headquarters of County Judge Reuben) Question No. 7—What act of piracy | Png hin in horse blankets threw him | {Re Dull OF the | " possible and IMgher wages would ull | Gale eee sensible thing in down ladders, oir scanty clothing a ; o| has he committed? ‘nto a rear stab! There two of the can't legally take the wage West ly be paid to the employees. Mr ife — ti hi nd ® , Haskell of Brooklyn, who hopes to} can't legally f rac. af im ife to cultivate the ini qonstanudanmur Gf cavaninwiire © et he prim. Judge Haskell—He has robked the sung watched him while the others | into account, the landlords must. Sei yet CEAAANG (HIGAH) MSGAIIG A WTHEIAT FRA NTL d.”" smoky dow? Martin was 1a ch be nominated for Mayor in the PriM= Git. GF New York of home rufe. crweked the safe, using a high-power| Justice Carroll Hayes sald: to drive sinh porter that President Hediey, of the | BFOUNC. of operations, Licut Philip Fitgpat-|ary a week from to-day, Is called the Question No. 8—What about Mayor electric drill and nitro-glycerine. Tol witty sunjected to the m FEU S AE GRTAITTEa HARE or he . never advised him: to get , rick and Fireman John White of, Nineteenth Hole. ,The reason is that Hylan? make themselves doubly secure, the | ful scrutiny Only. possible ex-| woman's purme acd she wis hetd an a| the local brotherhood unions to vats Not everyone can cultivate d with notable ef- the headquarters is located in room Judge Haskell—I think that after thieves beat two bulldogs in the rear | cuae eee nd OU | white Pe hae RIEL TRH Tal OD DERSS foe as ar NaS F the ground, but all may do plunzed into {he trey na tne aineteenth, floor af the fOr years of faithful service to Tam-|sard and left them to die tux rate, but when stretched ov Sus Mount Stang decklod. the sid the next most sensible thing— ces protected by aothe nineteenth MARY Hall he needs a long rest They took half an hour to drill the |large number of tenants that oceut pon, which Mrs. Koeller said) wi aaa . fed: ai Renwhall seas BS! smmoiere, and th n (We had caten up one minute and) safe and as much time to explore its {the average apartment this incr memento of her mother and perfectly Fite) Aaa oh ave} second floor. hole has always been associated 1M the fist of questions was more than! contents und separate the money | {Mounts te very little per tenant.) harmioss: was not a dane ee ee aoe uuu a tan. To eat the products of the ck hunted through |gole with what Judge Haskell is mak- half answered.) Vecomithelchenke i Germ vinnl)y tesalane It ls offset by other decretsing Tey id) Mall for examination MOnduy:| wage" for ux utter we had compromiaed ground, as offered in pleas- halls and rooms, Fireman White|ing the issue of his campaign—the ; himself and hastened to Madison Ave- | re, with deer LUNE AR ELR ing variety at CHILDS. stood by ready to pass the rescued} rent of a free and untrammelied SECOND MINUTE. hue and 14th Street, where he ume | Rages. wow can the tangiords raise! DRIVERS DISAPPEAR AFTER accorain: 8 y to safety by way of the floor below can to take’a free and untram- Touching on Curran, Anderson,| moned help with a pol Hlower wage, and any wide attempt to TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS. sonetables + tempt. tomes is In that way they took out more than | d drink whenever the d e de st living costs! Blue Lrurs and Haskell. en boost one of the heay | ea tiLaee: ee and ce of this situatio ont y Auto econd by Siemon t jregistered in his all agediy free and gion, No, 9 where -should PY Gorky tallies, it was said, with in the tice, hte Both coucts anal : ae on _ As the acues were effect | metled mind . Mayor Hylan take his rest? that of the men who, several weeks [landlords should act with the utmost] anne firemen busy with streams of| the nineteenth hole of the Com='" jugoe Haskell_-At Palm Reach, | “#0. attempted to rob the safe of the |diseretion.” aioe rinwe t. Brook water flames wore extin-| sre is not an oasis. It i8 a Per! with the jellyfish Horton Ice Cream Co, in Bast 24th | —_ ly 7 istantly killed we i he e she tile ore than ha n | ! , nolitical headquar- : 7 avid » ive, of Ne ” qeulahed ta litte more than half an! fectiy law abiding f neale Haver’ Question N@ 10—What is yourchiet Street after gagging ihe watchman! LILLIAN TUCKER lies Oe eee our. ters, but it can truly be saic complain agains’ Mavor Wiwan? and other emr 5. todrityy b ay, ; GiGunnoncen trisic Nonor lean aenee nae Ns ane 2 uins 01 i pa | flown by an automovile as they were Captain aL es eee Prohibjtion and the Volstead act 3 Judge Haskell (loudly and emphati-| The safe of the Superior tee Cream | TO BECOME BRIDE | watk on Grand Street Extension | 1 SeSUI RAIS SRY ANY Get et eG mot mmevnied) chereln) on thereabouts: caiiy)—His ruthless violation of the Co at 14th Street and. Sout | OF LAWYER DUELL) shui nen Rosenblum ia in) Publ searched the } inns re ell The atmosphere is vibrant with ¢n=' Constitution in permitting citizens in| Boulevard, was blown by Mbpbers last | 4 serio The driver of tact inarant, No M6 Pearl ste floor they found Siniel's body. Tt Is lergy and the personality of the © nutic plices and in their homes to| Week and $1,400 stolen. In this in-| TY Gee Se get? li thought the uae beg wie sed ldidat is reflected in the freedom Of) 1, insulted, assaulted and searc hed | Stanee also cheeks were left behind Avenue, Brooklyn a trying to get on “S/utterance of the working staf about! without search warrants neatly piled Sheu Une aera) i ave Tease’ to | what he has made an issue of (he) Question No. 11—What do you| In the past month there have been | °, 5 ml campaign. nk about Henry H. Curran? liwo other * Mar Abralia : Haskell belongs to the knock! judge Haskell nice fellow, per-|Pobbery of the k Insurance Arst Noor down and drag out school of politt any, at No. M41 West 135th He thinks Prohibition is a live ques nd oof the National i} CALLED DISHONORABLE. | athens n politics who dees nol) yr ihe Anti-Saloon League? THREE HELD AS BURGLARS: onally, but the label of the bPusien | Company, and the F River eppeared Wer vome died wee think 60 is either ignorant Judge Haskell Is he around or is prisoner tnse “av Poticeman a) nent oF Ie fs ter Ide pa emer OLDEST IS 19 YEARS OLD. fp oh Wig eros nt health odor Drink and Was Arrested, of the Anui-Saloon League. Question No. 13— Do you favor ce . 1 Hapremimg the opinion that Detec-| He used up exactly two minutes In| sorsnin of the movices con cm riwasty Wiican) le Hemended Ve SOCIETY WOMEN ifebuoy disappears tive Corhley of th Spee ryes/a rapid fire hot weather interview! Judge Haskell—No. T am abso- the Ch society, s ie - ie bile nae eaiea alitpeaasey tr | with ‘The Evening World, The inter-|iutelyropposed to thle and teen reg! Three youths, fifteen 10 ninoteen| TO RACE MULES ing — but it leaves in’ order make a liquor violation |yiewer consumed more time in ask-| autocratic legislation and blue la years old. were arraigned in the Mor AT COUNTY FAIR deli f 0 pee hey rin alorrt-[ing”erioen questions than the Sudee| Gettin Mier thease Ae |rimniac Court to-day an eharnes of a delightful freshness in a Cor ‘ihe Bron. 10-4 | aid a aamering them. At full speed pacer tempted bursa Te een ‘ts pl isch: Tony Parco, a bartend n é at Phey were discovered early ay| soalore Roosevelt and Mrs, : ace a nt s Weng [the Judge probably would have! Judge Haskell—Yea—"Save New] iy rei aiRey ys d : to-du | DATE HS OROTS its P. ace, 5 |cleaned up the interview in a minute! yong Dunlglemeehal a Ai ate J. Griswold Webb Competi arrested on Sept, 1, t 5 | Doyle of the Simpson Street and a half. ed him with sellin 7 ; t 1° Ly o ’ half on ctee les Question No. 14—wnho in your judg-| in the jewelry stare ot Lous ¢ om tors in the Cont It one of Lifebuo Tee ms the N Sia Hole at 3) ment will be nominated for Mayor|No. 1500 Southern Boulevard The po-| ‘ica | ‘arco swore he knew Corblcy was a}o'clock, Judge Haskell had just fin- - Seen Sarre i ¢ 9 . age Pa wort he knew Corbley: was a ath Lge by the publicans? Vee entered from front and rear simul | LILLIAN ¢ | POUGHKEMPSLE, N.Y. Sept most wonderful ualities. policeman, having t introduced to|ished answering a lot of letters, He Haskell ineously and cornered the trio Ins | Po i. ss : 7 Judge Haskell Haskell esoue| | STUCKER, rhe Duichess Count Bair OI aaa ee een and | ee nore. Soreenpondents than'al] the] qusstion No, 16—And who. will beg Barey Molten. n, No. 1413 Vyse | Citas He tives Bs) aid; /Aniaron hey #9 nen & other candidates together, being @]in, next Mayor of New York? H ue Ong, Thomas Traynor, soven=| K Po fi) ijn Haale” (Gas Mk. Parco, swore, that he told {Steat believer in getting in touch! “ jyage Haskell—Huaskell—positively in $1,500" ball for the: ¢ ree: Bet : | morron nises to be grea hee ia tne 1s ene oe (Muth Mokere by mall, ‘Tha pummberonl faim ark: Tico aninutes yor she | pristier “Leg "atund. ittexn, No | ee yent of its kind ever Rika famous ot hedtea ave ‘rink left in| encouraging letters he has received|sudge to explain his campaign issues | « 1 jety : st J there. One of the features RED cake. upstaira which he had ob-| would Warrant any candidate enter-|and make it quite plain that he ——— . | il be a mule race vetween Afra. 4 . on a doctor's prescription, Hej taining a feeling of optimism. One of | doesn't hate himsel/.) DIES AT MEETING m of Late ge Wins Former] speadore Roosevelt and Mrs, J | the bottle, he said, and told Cor- | his correspondents has suggested that | =e 0 * Leading Woman in “Three | Griswold We us event last | lo take it all, Corbley poured | he use as a campaign ballad a parody |SAYS BERGER HELPED F ZIONISTS HERE. | Paces: (4st seat wax won by Mrt Vineent | e whiskey into a glass, drank i alllon a song that was popular on the} 5 | a | wh mpeted with Mra. a few drops and put a 50 cent | srave about twenty years ago. The| CHICAGO PACKING TRUST. tte hart raited After Gute Trip) Charies Hh tuuel ‘Prewsurer and ae on the bar, I co testified he busetis, le teatitied hey norody would £0 eae halrman of (he t d to take the money, but Cor Dormer Inspector Testitles Committec | waneent AROHIE vee n and when finally he Reuleo, Reuben. Ire been thinkin, | Hirshfield’. 1 nt of the Dutehe unty ted the half dollar he was | Whar a areal town this would te | (Gomininsioner of Accounts tivahti Agricultural relety w iY TY ARS YOURE ed nued to-day hear i fte t nterests of the Mag at Hating | Out aod sunk into ‘s \e Bi He mi posed at me | Livities of some of the m i ow Caliing @ stenographer to take pers ot mBnnaal Tt avEn _ down the questions and ansievrs, | mitier in framing ani pa Pc Bag: piveeen, re Era orceri ya ccna amt Your first real kiss, your feur of 151 Hast ognd Stre ‘ ow }era a first theatre party, your first charge assault Iiree|Louching on Prohibition, Miller heart dises things you will never forget. and Hylan, women y puto truck by Diaz a Question No. 1—What is Prohibi- | Dry Aments New, Coated, Senitary Wrapper Street and Wirst Avenue Two vietims| tion? } 1 i fn the hospital are Mrs, Angelina] Judge Haskell—The triumph of fan- Hiroe Beasley. Ho Street, Astoria, frac- | aticism. tured leg and contusions and Mrs Made a U.S. 4 Zeman, No. M{ Bast Téth Street Gf ihe aga, Mien Mary Kamar was | Judge Haskell—Ry a aerien of in Street, aiter treatment direct referendums, such as my can- Question No. 2 how can it be set aside? it be and i ne nt ead ow e bail for examination, [Vrook, Pa, relatives of Mr. Duell, —— iaaciteaiiaeaatel -_— ree