The sun., 1916-12-28
INJUNCTION
DECISION DELAYED
Justice Blur Tries Hard to
Settle ~"Perambulators in
Flats" Ca9e.
TELLS HOW TO RUN 'EM
Grasp Carriage in One Hand
and Infant in Other, He
Tells Parents.

Justice Nathan Blur Of the Supreme
Court yesterday showed members Of the
parental class . means to prevent apart
ment house babies and baby carriages
on the way to . promenade from being
hauled through side Entrances along
with the kitchen refuse and ash ans.
Take the baby in one hand-said the
Justice In efect-and the carriage in
The other. Slide the carriage out the
side exit and slide-no, carry the baby
through the main door. .
This explanation was delivered at the
hearing before the Justice on the appii-
cation Of Albert Reese. . lawyer of so
Maiden lane. that the owners Of the
Robert Morris apartments at 400 West
lsoth street be enjoined from compell-
ing his daughter Marsery. I months old.
to roll forth in her chariot through the
service door on West 1soth street. Just
the same as the garbage and other by
products Of the house.
Mr.. Reese asserted in court that his
favorite and only daughter has to en-
dure the humiliation Of being taken
down stairs in her one yell power fivver
by an elevator that resembles . freight
lift.
Like "scenio Railway" Trip.
After being transported past the
radiators and other impediments to
navigation In the rear hall. he said. she
Is hoisted up three narrow steps. her
mother acting rs derrick, n then Ia
free to lash down . steep grade on the
street.
Though the route has some Of the dips
and other features of a scenic railway
Mr.. Reese maintained that 1t IL not 90
al,uring, as some Of the scenery con-
sists of laundry tubs, garbage dropped In
removal through the exit. furniture, and
a regular daily parade OF the Messen-
ger Boys and Maids Association. MI
! Reese commended the main entrance OF
fers more of a sea level route and thai
IL has q noble big foyer that Is more
appropriate for his Margery.
lie told the Justice that when ne
leased his apartment in the house he
did not know Of any rule prescribing
the main entrance on Edgecombe ave-
nue. for infants. but that q coupie OF
weeks later he received regulations
which apparently set babies apart from
the other humans in the house. When
his child was taken out Tor her nrs'
, practice spin In November there was
a collision with his rule. and MI. Reese
last week obtained a temporary In
junction clearing the tracks
List TO the L~andlsrds' Flea.
Richard Ely. counsel for the apart
ment owners. indicated that they didnt
want the main lobby congested VIII
babies ioahng and lolling in theii
limousines and making faces At every
passcrby.
I'VE don't WISH" he said. TO have
our beautiful foyer all cluttercd up will
baby carriages and It's marble floor al
tracked over with the wheels or dirty
rubber tires From his remarks the i'm
preston gained ground that the apart
ments were positively ~honeycombed will
children. but according to Mr.. Reese
there are only about q bakers hal
dozen.
When counsel for the owners dis
played to the Justice a photograph o.
the foyer TO reveal the dissertation which
a lot of dlsorderiy babies In perambu
lators might cause there the plalntin
as counsel for Margery and her car
promptly matched II with a picture o.
his daughter. which showed. In his est
nation. that the hall was none too goot
for her eyen II II were tho paradise o
halls. This picture was as near n
Margery got to appearing In court. tn
smeary weather keeping hen from com
ing to back up her father.
Justice Wise Solomon.
Stimulated by the picture the Justic
then made his bid for Solomon's honors
why not" he inquired, separate tn
baby from her carriage? Why not TAX
the child down the front way n tn
carriage down the other way"
The Justice pointed out that there wa
no boycott on children at the front en-
trance, and though he mac h deepes
respect and regard for babies-he l
daddy and not Justice" to two
yet he didn't consider their carriages 1
the light Of sacred arks. Still experts |
court agreed that though he had bee
much kinder to the baby than Solomo
he had been rather hard on the carriage
Alter bordering this solution over 70
a moment Mr.. Reese decided that tn
geometry books were all against il. Put
ting up. as we do at present. with a tri
dimensional existence, he felt that
would be Impractical, II not impossible,
for n mother to spread herself over tw
places at once. He saw no way b
which she could simultaneously doubl