The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1921, Page 4

-_— ‘ _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1921.’ | N HAS 8 CHILDREN, LEDOUX PLANS TO AUCTION |MOB IN INDIA DRIVES aoveara to have been the main ob: GETS DISPOSSESS| JOBLESS IN BRYANT PARK.| POLICE OUT OF STATION. 0 Saturday last a mob entered valu a iat Bi an able butldings in Nilambur and svt ; ‘ Rn Roston © fire to them with ke ' Woman in Bronx Shut Out by acle Here Monday, | Callent Megintear's Omee tx Lootea) "(0 (em With & } " se ms and Records Are Then ned. oe | Landlords When Size of Fam- Ledoux CALICUT) Brush tndin, Aegis 18 Exploding Stove Barns Cook, Mrs, John Halpern, a widow with Jeieht minor children, went to City | eae | Marshal James J. Haggerty this ; ily Is Known. cone yan "]One thousand armed mes from Man-| Bertha Listtshege Shania s : Byea ine narehat went to the police sintion tn] Bast Sixth Street, a cook in the me tpond Palghat yesterday and attempted to| Restaurant at No. 79 Second Avenue, sub-inspector and sey: The sub-inspector a con- Sto Boston to-night to come PaHGIaBL, Ble (wie EAT Fifth Avenue at 35th Street-—N.Y. ral men eating morning and pleaded with him not out when the Public Service Commissioner] to execute immediately a warrant |?! er looted the und set fire to the rec , = . that he has for her eviction from a = Prendergast Threatens tO jgix-room fiat at No. $85. Trook | east Threatens (0 [oe or . . | “I can't find a landlord in’ th: Ledoux said he would auction off |Rronx that will rent me a home," she said, “when he learns that 1 eieht children. I've walked and] § Ik any more tell me they i vacancies, although, thes {FOCH TO ATTEND DINNER eitise ‘that they have. Others! QF STEEL INSTITUTE HERE. too, if they prose The New York and Queens County Gas Company to-day declined to obey | the subpoena issued by the tI lod Serrice Commission directing its cec- | 8 retary, William A. Raynor, to ap- pear before the commiss on with aa iota “Fentals|/wo!-Niehafaisall: cane tain books and papers. The refusal] ciaty for my case, | am sure—thal was based upon the contention MY it {mpossibie.” darceat Wi) tall tas Kee the company that tl f New York, at whose instan: poena was issued, is not a proper COLLEGE STUDENTS Golf Suits - -°45 & $55 Mixture Suits 30 to $45 CoLLEcE men know what they want - The test of how Little Flint Quality Depend- able Furniture costs in re- lation to its value, is in comparing how much you Mrs, Halpern's apartment is in a building owned by Mrs. Mary Hunter, ; who got the eviction warrant by say- Party to the action before the COM: | ing she wanted the rooms for her own | hy the Iron PAIUS, Sept. 13 accepted an invitat) sub- no authority to grant a tenant moro] The Marshal will not go to Amerter time, but he expects to be too busy | With Gen. Pershing on board the cruiser when the body of an unknown mission. | une, Ye ‘ity, stvat gathering of f The reply of+ Chairman Prender- | Marshal Haggerty has, of course, |clers and Industrialists, must fe i iors tae aiblodiatie canal ot ise estty (ike, 6t Soba | cers! tea neue et Meters and apparently they know where to validity of the subpoena and the failure to obey it was that the Pub- quality elsewhere. for a while to execute the warrant find it! A great many of them are He Service Commission would take] tic case Flinte H ° : A all necessary steps to compel com- oo ee int € Horner @ in. . pens a neo Cir in ta i rido-26 wen Oo buying Best-made’ suits—Fall models of new, serviceable mixtures, or golf suits of good English or domestic tweed, cheviot, or herringbone weave. Three or four piece styles . . . . All that they should be in style. \Less than they might be in price. Section 19 of the Public Service | geen from 3 P. M. until 9 P.M. Do provides that where subpoena lemeanor He will stop in W day on his way to the} onvention of the Ameri- | Commission @ person shal! fail to obey he shall be guilty your duty as a citizen of New York. Vote early. the Chairman indi- | f plans to invoke this law | and that there will be a prosecution of Secretary Raynor for his failure to appear. Every effort was made by | former Judg L. Ransom, the comn- | pany's counsel, to prevent the fact | that the subpoena had been regulary issued and served being ced upon the record. In this he was overruled by Chairman Prendergast The company has made an applica- | ts rates from $1 cP Nit IMPORTED POPLIN FOUR-IN- HANDS, IN REGIMENTAL STRIPES 2.00 ENGLISH CAPS 3.00 tion to increas thousand to $1.75, with a servic charge of 75 cents, and the subpoena | was obtained by the city in an eflort te force the company to show its books to justify its application, The cusy was adjourned for further action. YW © THIPTY-FOURTH STREET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUC Bronx Company Uren “Reproduc- tion Now” Valu \. ty | ‘Fhe hearing to~lay before Commmis- A One| . sioner Van Voorhis on the application or the Bronx Gas and Electric Company to increase its rate from $1.60 a thou- Perhaps only by seeing them can you realize what truly extraordinary values : are embadied in these lites as ,the early hearings in York and Queens case. Henry R. Bh Vice President of the Northeast Con- struction Company, set a value of $310,- 245.96 upon all the buildings of the company. He was followed by Col. Alten 8. fer, Vice President and General Slanaser of the Bartlett-Hayward Com- Y, who submitted an appraisal of the entire plant. This value, based on the “reproduction new’ th r altbie, expert for the Com- fied yesterday was unfair, W. ‘Teele, an auditor of No. 120 Broadway, testified on the financial condition. Corm¢missioner Van Voorhis Drought out through questioning the Witn’as that the apparent deficits in his exhibits were due to using the sale price of gas at $1 Instead of $1.50, the ice charged since Aug. 7, 1919. The ring was then adjourned until to- morrow 10 o'clock. oe - Chaarse HBiurgiary to HBarneet Baff So: Wiliam Baff, twenty-elght, of No. 31 Bast 20th Street, who rune a poultry store at No, 600 Kighth Avenue and ia @ gon of Karnet iaff, the Wasneen d 1914, NEW AUTUMN SILK FROCKS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES The latest models Priced unusually at Six Words That Are Ruining the Health of a Nation Se ere Electricians’ Strike im Berlis Setth : 250 0 Favored materials, correct stlhouettes, fashionable trimmings, suitable for wear now and all season long. 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