The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1922, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, WEUNSOVAY, SEPTEMBER 192%, au ' 4 46 9 99) And housing accommodations = In }ing and I look for it within a year.” | 49 egalnat $65 last year and the fives] papering. At No. 1995 Creston Ave- wo ee § or on § en ree Spee tones te ee Fr fre $80, whereax $100 had been asked | nue the tenants were offered rodue 4 a ‘ _.|, Am Evening World reporter made|for them tast year, And this was} tions of frum $5 to $8 per month . ? Among these ~is the Theodore}a fet hunt vr yesterday, visit-] true of the entire tour of the Con-] This Is true alse i 4 Grand Concourse. John A, Kadel, an} ments, whe practleally all Wie va Burnside Aver Kcho Place, or where the i ° attorney, is Vice dent of the} cancica now exist, In some of the| the yumberod street Intersections. | has proved ” he Fi reak in: the Bronx Bilin, y Holding whieh owns | building found apartments which | Vacant apar nis are held at from] used tc in the buildingless , and adie lL Roos oe Te wilt & Meer awe were asking from $22 $10 per month Tess than the | days j rowdy next month and will house] $25 ‘pe m being offered at $20 bat prevailed a VeRee anol . FOR FW LEASES ‘SLI @ [200 famiice, The average rent there} room, and in almost all cases } Reg bee) eo cea ieatarh ahs =the tm ths : . " ’ will be $22.60 por room, but the roomS] owner would surely . = elle ho handle property am =| Rates in Northern Borough Have Dropped Perceptibly, |... 2 dee eat Serko tant we avarel Sones would surely FR satay Inndtords have sphere = manage i for the owners-will net : ‘ age apartment house room and the] to ¢ chengeae ‘4 odus (o the newer apartments, | be quoted, none of them interviewed but Landlords Are Still Fighting, Though Ad- sorvice ln gretontieus, with’ matd| 1c Princes cote NG. Which are being rented for practically | would venture the opinion thut tand- visions ieve The ee ES ‘ st valet, restaurant and all the comforts] Grand Cx hs npr ie SAME sums that owners have been }lords could vteloy eak in the Ww Pro ision Relieve Them mitting They Must Make Concessions. Aluae torkdanh wee and Concourse, thera. arb) va ‘in the old. ones, by offer-fiexcessive rentals that have been tn of Obligation if Coal Costs Dative,” sald ALG TCAGEL| he Tene, ye eens te, Fae. nll: weductions, and. raking) force since, the war stopped housiie nee 4 " i 5 : i ied ea ing World reporter (0-day. | peseemeenen ose ee eg # Ms it cning, painting or! aetivity beyond « month e More Than $12. It's coming—that Cap you huve longed fer (hese Bitny months, the liners has heen a decline, bub land- | = ~ etait while you've cither silently cursed’ your tyrant landlord or prayed for de-[tords on the whole ure holding on, livery from his greedy clutches. sir, it's on its way, although Mr,|] They have thus far held the rent Hundreds of apartment tenants in ‘ew Tork, who have Just moved to - new quarters, or who are renewing . their old leases haye found cause for worry in a clause that practitally says the landlord does not lave to furnish steam heat or hot water. if , coal costs more than $12 a ton The. clause does not saygghat in j "Many words, but it does say that if coal is vot obtmnadle at that figure, or below, the tenant will be entitled to @ rebate in rent for each day steam. or hot water. or both are not furnished. Every one knows that coal is costing more than $12 a ton and situation in control so that there ha been only about a 15 per cent. re duction in the past six months. Bu I think the time is near when they will be forced to make concessions. vendy to frankly admit it, It’s the day when tenants on of from two weeks to one month free. In realty circles they say this will probally be the first move of the landlords who are at present fighting off a break in the high rents in the True, many places where there have been reductions, in the Bronx now, Grand Concourse, Landlord is will again be getting a cone not yet is the Last Week of the . “AEOLIAN | SEPTEMBER SALE “The labor situation has. retarded " the lowering gf rents. Men engaged along the select apartinent house n new rations, who felt they nent at from 40 to $20 per month lees than was|could give tne tenants the benefit of ago. : the tax exemption laws, passed at : ae the suggestion of The Evening World, which tenants dave been forced by labor conditions is mot yet in} providing accommodations for approx-| ty raise the rent scales they originally fmutely 16,000 persons.«The spurt, ac-lestimated upon. We started the cording to estimates made by Patrick | Roosevelt with bricklayers and plas- J. Reville, Superintendent of Buildings |terers at $10 @ day. We wound up in the Bronx, will result in the com-| paying the bricklayers $15 and wo're pletion of sixty-nine more apartment | now paying the plasterers $16. ‘Brick there are any nuniber of vacant apartments Bronx and there are oven section of th wher one can find an apa being asked six month But the big break have been. hoping for sight. The best they can hope for at present is the free time concession. Real estate men say that while tree time concessions are now few and ce sped, 008 x 14,000 per- : ‘ ; . nerat thing Nouses, accommodaging per-| wo started off with at $16 per thou- that {t is lable to be above that Agure| between they will be the ge 8 sons, making a totaMor 30,000 persons | sand and now we pay $24.0 per thes the greater pari of the winter. in about another month or six week#] 4. ¢ 499 average families, that will|sand. But I think the break js com- Under the readjustment of the lease terms there will be thousands 0: leases on apartments expiring at the end of this month. . In proportionately few of these cases have landlords sub- mitted new leases at increased rentals, The clause is @o worded that if coal costs niore than $12 a ton the tenant will have no ‘‘come-back’’ op the landlord. Health Commissioner Copeland sajd weer ‘. Ey. ' yesterday, in effoct, that those claures| 8e°0rding. to the general information McCreery’s Haberdashery ‘ ae ee eee tree icy Were jority of cases, tenants have hesitated . Siuelord treat: his duty, Hy ‘urmisnng at signing even at the old rental. They ¥ cones are all hoping for a, “break,” while . We have, ucthing to ap with the the landlords ara presenting as stiff # pres,” ho eaid, “but the fendtora |tTeut ae the cireumstances will permit must get coal when it is obtainable " t ‘ The hope of the tenants lies in the And we aro-not going to take ‘welc puliders of the new dwellings 11 can’t get as an excuse. If a land Bronx are taking their labo lord prov us that he is absolute ACh AO watt foes inv ly unable td get c the Health De he 3 Be Tet partment will help him to cet it before the okt ‘és im. Be foeen M . The ueéds of the people will be 1 and, Sept. 1, ¢ ty<four eparimn conejéered paramount to all thingy |) (NG. c. completed in the fre } and the health of the community |?" peat hana ato fy must bo preserved. ‘The landlords will * { find no excuse for not furnishing heat 7 : ! to their tenants through the price they have to ay for coal,” Hang your shoes on a . ti t t ti fio i Mr. Woodin yesterday announced di [Re d [ W Ll-k Re he tua recived compat imces] CIMT VERSAL “Radical Reductions on Instruments o ell-Rnown “heputation Symers in some instane getting 5 ; carload shipments directly from the| SHOE TREE HANGER 1 ; A ; ~— EVER has The Aeolian Company's Piano. The great volume of Duo-Art busi- | mines, thereby defeating the purpose of the ration order of two weeks supply at a time made by the Fuel Administrator. Mr, Woodin sald such ‘orders would not only violate the ra- Special! Annual September Sale been so great in scope nor in moncy-saving value as this year. ness accounts for the exceptionally large display—and prices have never been so at- tractive. , Of high quality ‘originally, the in- struments have all been through the hands of | « expert Aeolian workmen and are guaranteed __ to be in the excellent condition which istoa considerable. extent ‘the cause of the great * popularity of Aeolian Sales, — We strongly advise an early call as the stock of Sale in- tioning order, but would run up against the orders of the Penns vania ate Fuel Commission, which is: “To avoid hoarding and to insure equitable avd supervised distribution, anthracite operators “are prohibited ipping domestic sizes for. old use to any consignee otter thaw an established retail coal mer chant, unless authorized by the Penn sylvasia Pel Commitssion.” Every Piano in the Sale is worth far more than the price at which it is marked. In many instances reductions are more than half of the original prices. The former owners of these instruments did not dispose of them because they were wornou!; they have been exchanged for ‘the marvel- SILK SHIRTS » FOR MEN $4.95 tion, used by not merely nes all the defects of the ordinary shoe tree. But—it also keeps each pair together. off the floor and eany to getat. It mean quick dressing Seaman CLERK ‘LOCKS UP JUDGE * AND GOES TO DINNER oe economy, anda On cniving, Jeet ianiae, Sul see, 25e tho paits ousthree-fold musical instrument struments, though large, is WINSTED, Conn., sept at Latas cise, 0c, Special ° b fh b a —the Duo- Art Reproducing moving rapidly, G. t ing 0 the or oductory offer: # rod Us Beer ceca win rereinin ts Fronmah puichemot tout They are of heavy broa ; pairs of trees. ° At notion or shor depart ment of leading depart ment stores in New York, Brooklyn and Newark. If your store cannot sup ply you, write us direct, cE HANGER CO, YORK CITY fe proporition fice in the Court vault in the c House yenterd Judge was ¢ *tenta when clerk, noting 1 ®ammed the door a Judge Higgins’s nwered until Alexay fanitor, strolled in Attracted moned 0'Su office and fre cloth silk—tailored to perfection and may be hadin either plain white - or a variety of pleasing striped effects. TIES Made of fine silks—both .im- ported and domestic in a wide range of new Autumn designs. Allof the more important colors PIANOLAS and PLAYER - PIANOS from $350 In this group. will be found » splendid col. lection of Pianolas, with all the expression devices which have brought fame to this greatest of player-pianos, at sweeping re- UPRIGHT PIANOS ‘on 565 Pianos of standard of refinement in : Reproducing Pi spared in putting these uprights in p PIANOS om $525 ake, taken from homes Grond P, 1 the Duo. Au \ ke them unprecedented bargains. Wii chart has Leos Bes uments accepted in exchange for fect the woaderful Duo- Art, are many demonstra: vanos of famous ames at poees 4 playing condition. Any one of them will ton-used Grands, practically new, marked ductions. Abo « umber of bargains io and color combinations are,well give years of service at crpec.ally attractive prices for this tale player-pianos of other well known makes. STEINWAY WEBER STEINWAY WEBER STEINWAY WEBER represented. NEEDHAM STECK prtpe a. eouMEn STECK STROUD KRANICH & BACH SOHMER stTrEct CHICKERINC WHEELOCK AEOLIAN HAYNES HARDMAN . ceva KNABE LAWSON »« MATHUSHEK PEASE JANSSEN SCHLEICHER WALTERS STUYVESANT STUYVESANT LAUTER WEBSTER SILK HOSE ‘1 35 Formerly ‘2.00 Another value which proves that it pays to shop here, The socks at this price are all silk— of a heavy weight that will give excellent wear. Colors are black, eordovan, gray. Monthly Terms as low as *6 peat 10° each The AEOLIAN COMPANY AEOLIAN HALL—29 West 42nd Street Jn BROOKLYN In NEWARK 11 Flatbush Ave. 895 Broad St. Monthly Terms as low as *4 “t2 During this Sale we will offer a splendid collection of about 16,000 standard, 88-note music rolls, all in perfect condition, Monthly Terms as low as The Great Storm of 1857 was so severe that street car traffic was halted. MUSIC ROLLS for days, Only one Erie train brought pas- sengers into the city, on the third day, and mail from Washington was delayed a week. It'was, in fact, so cold that men found their shawls a necessity rather than a fashion. This was 65 years ago in New York, when this store was established. Soon we want you to celebrate its 65th Anniversary with us, 1857 McCreery 1922 as low as Fitth Avenue Main Moor Y4cn Street eee James McCreery & Co. In FORDHAM In THE BRONX 270 E. Fordham Rd, 367 East 149th St.* cAll cAeolian Stores Open Evenings During Sale .