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TO RENT --F'urnished room modern house,
garage, improved grounds; % minutes out !;
. miles from Flushing; immediate possession.
2 years lease rent 500. Phone 1.aa Flush
ing. Write GUY RAWSON, Auburndale.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
DIR. ant 1N3D bot. f5th-aGth sts. S0l 9th
ev.-kll cinds of domestlc hclr.
JAPANESE pnmestic Employment Agency.
Select help. 1877 Lexington nv a35S Mad Sd.
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Above 5sth st.--5tb Av. to East River.

MADISON Av., 1919 (ssth ST. Elevator,
six, seven and nine corner rooms, bath
maids toilet; 81. 400 up: Immediately or oc-
tober |.
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CHEVROLET baby grand sedan. looks
like new. used by home office execu-
tive and never licensed, unusual bar
gain si, $50. CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
1891 Bedford aV, Brooklyn.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

LANcIER. 30, special Imported raceabout.
excellent condition, new body, 81 500.
SMITH. Rector $780,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WIDOW wishes one large, or two or thr'
rooms, bath, kitchenette. Mrs. -. r.,
Woodland av., Tarrytown. ~. n. Phone So.
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CORNWALL, 25s West Goth St, cor. B'way.
IS rooms. baths, $4,000. Apply SLAW-
SON a. HOBBS i62 West I'D st.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

TfsT. 28i W.--Doctor'a office. large hand
some rooms, electricity, hot and colo water
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81 ,0a0 down buys II acre fnra. IL room
house, with improvements and large, good
barn: committing distance from New York:
May l. 1922. G. II. PASSEY
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

At WHITE PLAINS, sCARsDALE. HARTs-
DALE--Desirable family wishes 10 rent,
with option 10 buy, modern to room
house, near station desirable neighborhood ::
from Oct. /; rent 500 to $3.50 per month
first class refeyenoes. Christian family.
LEWIS MacBRIDE HUBBARD, II L. 42d st.
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Above ith st. TO 5oth st. (tnclusiye).
East River to North Rire-.
Borough OF Observation-Disclosures.

TWO single flat houses, good location Har-
lem; stories and basement; all improve.
monts; wonderful for furnished rooms eacl
price; no agent. Address w 40 Herald
Herald square,
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PARTNER wanted. take haif interest paper
business; one that knows how IL take care
books, manage office. take full charge. &c;
$1,000 Write only FOR interview OF phone
Mclrose 2301, 1888. BRONX PAPER MILLS
sGPFLI CORP. 536 Trinity av, Bronx, \. y.
GARAGE for sale: wonderful opportunity
Tor the right man; other business compCis
sacrifice EVEREADY GARAGE 45O2 Park
av. Bronx.
PAKTNER wanted. with $1,000. good paying
proposition; or loan OF $4,000; bona fde Sc
curiy given, Lafayette J3i2.
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GREENWICH VILLAGE.
Five rooms and bath: real studio; light
quiet street. on lease. $50 per month.
II. Y. VAUGHN. 81 GREEMWICH AN.
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Above nth st. To 59in st. unelusiye).
East River to North River.
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HENDRIX HUDSON. Gil W. 10th st.. cor
ner Riverside Drives rooms, baths,
$4,000; rooms, baths. 81 zoo; rooms,
1862 West 7od at
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MODERN homes. river view, @. s and 10
rooms; $S, 900 TO $4,000. See what have
TO offer before signing your full isssv. III. p.
AIYLETT. Hastings-on-Hudsan. n. K. Phone
s52 Dobbs Ferry.
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New York.

MONROE. N Y.
Fall and winter boarder9 taken in private
'amlly after Labor Day. large heated rooms ;
committing distanca. l.. II. MOORE
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

SMALL STORES WANTED,
avenues or side streets, In busy sections
Greater New York. immediate possession
preferred j. CLARENCE DAVIES, II East
Add st. Vanderbilt 9173.
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LUXOR, GOO West 10th st. Corner Broad
way)-4 rooms and bath, 81, 800. Apply
SLAWSON & HOBBS, 1872 West I2d st.
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CHiSERY.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.

WINDOW cieanins contracts ia private
houses, apartments factories, sto-fs and
offices. JOSEPH NJ. pENANY CG, SOC
Court st., Bklyn. Phone i6S Henry,
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Borough of Brooklyn.

Sis0i 50 ~ - I. i i,i i,is' t,aeai ~
Bensonhurst 0Ol6.
LARGE connecting rooms. kitchen. parquet.
electricity, furnished, refined neighborhood
also a select home and club for nurses is
about to be opened. Lafayette 53l2
MARQUIS APARTMENT-2-3 rooms and
bath; maid and phone service. all improve
ments: centrally located l2G Herklmer st.
Lafayette 100il; rental S65S70-S90.
PROSPECT PARK PLAZA, Is minutes Wall
ST., both subwsys: five rooms, bath. real
kitchen; S100 Prospect 604S
4TH AV, 4401-Five room apartment, all
modern improvements. SIS: so feet from
45th st. subway station Phone Sunset $685.
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Vestchester-saIe or Rent.
LAKE MAHoPAc. N. Y.


Bungalow, six rooms and bath, electric
lights. on large plot, high ground. within five
minutes walk to station permanent water
rights; for sale on easy terms. will rent
for season. SYLVESTER FROHOCk, Al
West saith. Fitzroy 1870.
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44TH. 2l0 w. tWestover Court t)-Bachelor
apartments. high class hotel service;
meals. See Resident Manager Bryant $500.
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Ia GRANGE, / w. SD st. fcor. @. p. wesD
II rooms and bath, 81 400 TO 5000. Apply
SLAwSON e. HOBBS, ICE w. T2d st.
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CHEVROLET MOTOR co. opportunity
TO save 10 TO 1886 in the purchase OF
your car; these demonstrators ara in
splendid condition and are sold With the
same guarantee as new car Call Sat
urday or any day next week, they will
all be sold quickly; open until $3.50 T.. NJ.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., 1891 Bed
ford av., Brooklyn.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED

From Battsry TO 18th ST.. Inclusive.
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MANCHESTER, 255 West 1OSth st. lcorner
Broadwayl-S rooms, baths, $500. Ap-
ply SLAWSON & HOBBS, 162 West I'D 81.
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WANTED-Sx seven room house. mod
crn improvements. one or two baths; West
chester county, committing distance pre-
ferred; one year lease or longer; state par
ticulars. u 66s Herald. $50 Bway.
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ACTUAL SHORE 'FRONT.' HOUSE. READY
FOR DECORATING TO SUIT BUYER:
BEST LOCATION, NEAR CITY, BEACH;
DEEP WATER; CHARMING LAND AND
WATER VIEWS; PLOT, PRICE AND
TERMS TO SUIT. Y 673 HERALD. 18TH ST.
New Jersey.
THREE rooms In cottage, furnished, oppo-
sito station, Atlantic Highlands, N. ].
BAILEY, 214d 9th av. Phone Harlem 23s7.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DREssMAKER, HIGHEST CLASS. WITH
LARGE FOLLOWING, WISHES TO DT.
VIDE LOTT WITH MILLINER. TAILOR
on pllESsMAFsER: 51H Av PRE-
FERREDt ONLY RESPONSIBLE PARTIES
NEED ANSWER. w 3S HERALD, HER
AID SO
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

1HAGFFEth
,Manted-Hish grade white chauffeur; must
nave 'horcugh experience In keeping cars in
AZ condition and stand thorough inycstiga-
non as y character, temperament. &c
Write tut details, with references, box w i3
Herald. Herald sq.
GARDENER-Man and wife, age about 4O
Iot suburban place II New Jersey. man
must understand cows, poultry, GARDENING
lawn ana general work woman to do laun-
uly ohiy cottage On premises. all improve
ments; permanent positions for right per-
snils oMtaes Danish, Etgisa o. Scotch pre-.
lerIed. = ~. Herald, 80 Broadway.
GARDENER wanted to take charge greer,-
houses and garden; references required.
= = Stevens, Attica. n, y.
MAN.
Man over %. must be neat appear
ing, possess fair education and have =
pleasing personality permanent posi-
tion for willing worker and excellent
opportunity for man able TO adapt him
self 10 details. references required
Apply In person and see our Mr. Rell-
stab. at 10 o'cock.
ROOM 2o2. sTENECK TRUST BLDG.
o. RIVER ST.,
HOBOkEN, n. J.
e blocks from Hudson Tube statlon)
MAN OF good standing in his community to
take orders for trees, shrubs roses, vines
bulbs, old fashioned flowers. permanent
high commissions paid weekly; no delivering
Or collecting. Write to-day. First National
NURSERIES, Rochester. n. Y.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded ia city or country also
accepted FOR schools. EMERY. IS Park
row. cortlandt laaf. Room 604.
MARBURY HALL tmust exclusive American
plan hotei IN New York)--A limited number
at . and room suites for October occu-
pancy. i6l w. 74th st. Phone $500 col.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 540--Attractivo suite,
bath. telephone, piano: excellent meals
exclusive home, 2. $40 Tel Morn. 1850.
Payne
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 2ai Go2d st) --At-
tractivo double. single rooms, private bath,
elevator excellent meals.
EAST 20 srREET
High class double, ~hgie rooms greatly re-
dpced Through August; CREDENTIALS WHITE,
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8 EAST 14TH ST

Loft for rent, 40x1oo. ono flight up; cleva-
tor; very high ceiling. light and airy; modern
improvements: best retail section; low rent
immediate possession. Phone Stuyyesant 1887.
57TH ST, 81 W.-Best location; choice Of
fces, living studios 3 room apartments; !;
500 month. hotel service. Alps Restaurant.
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CHEVROLET 1921 400 touring, -Tlendid
condition. needed very little work when
we received It In trade: this has been
carefully completed In our ow1 shop.
very reasonably priced. CHEN ROLET
MOTOR CO. 1891 Bedford av., Bklyn.
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SMALL Christian family wishes to rent, un-
furnished. house of or 10 rooms and
baths, garage. with large plot, Bronxville 70
White Plains about SO, 000 year; would
also consider location Yonlers to Tarrytown.
2l6 Herald. Herald sd
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CHEVROLET 800 sedan formerly IN use
In our home office; viii pay you 10
inspect this car II you want a small,
good looking sedan ut a very reasonable
price. CHEVROLET MOTOR CO, 1891
Bedford ay.. Brooklyn
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VICINITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
8, and room apartments for sale
Excellent nvestment-S35o per room.
1905 Cooperative.
Room 300 Timas Rufldfng Bryant 1000.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE,

fAUNpREss. day worker. cleaning. useful
ans tang; W..aG, oblising. Stevens, Har-
y
The evening world., 1921-11-16
GIRL Of. Q! IS IN COURT
ON MURDER CHARGE
OFFERS AN AL|BI.
Augusta Human Says She
Was at Dance When EX-
Sweetheart Was Slain

Thc youngesC woman ever indicted
in Queens County for murder, Miss Au-
Gusta Human. eighteen, of No. 92S
Hatch Avenue, Ozone Park, remained
silent before Judge Humphreys in the
County Court AT Long Island City to-
day while her counsel. William r. Ma
suire jr.. entered plea Of not guilt
IL, her behalf.
The story that the state will try To
establish is that she lurcd her former
sweetheart, Henry Dewey Garbe. into
nm ambush where he was fatally shot.
Joseph Labasci. twenty-one. an cleo
trician, No. ~ Troutman Street.
Brooklyn, was indicted with Miss HUI
mann for tho murder and Magurc
pleaded not guilty in his behalf also
saying he would prove an abb for
both defendants.
Miss Human, looking even Younger
than her years, stared wide-eyed at
the court room scene She is \ slip
OF a girl, dark-haired, blue-eyed and
she was dressed in a black skirt and
jacket, each trimmed with gray fur
Neither she nor the boy accused with
her would make any statement to re-
portcrs.
Garbc formerly was n seaman ON
thc battleship Oklahoma. He lived
with his father, Anton Garbe for
merly an Assemblyman and Deputy
Sheriff, at No. l416 Chester Avenue.
Woodhaven. He was shot on the
night OF Oct. 81 and died in Mary
Imma culate Hospital, Jamaica, Nov
I, His death bed statement is said
to oe the strongest evidence the State
mas against the girl
Mcguire told reporters ae would
CONTINUED on Ninth PdgeJ
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S15O,OOO BLAZE
IN HARLEM ROUTS
EIGHTY FAMILIES
Several Explosions Not Vet
. Explained Mark Big Stor-
age Warehouse Fire.

Two fIremcn were hurt and eighty
families il nearby apartment houses
driven TO the street during Il $3.50, 900
fire in the flve-story West Side Stor-
age Warehouse, No. 80 West 143d
Street, "a A. NJ. to-day. There were
one h"aVv and several minor Gx-
plosiOns during the early part OF the
blaze, but the cause was not learned.
The oui!dn. was filled mainly with
household goods, and rhe hre was
one of the smoKcst in years in Har-
lem. a large section being filled with
smoke TO- several hours. Three
alarms w"re sent in. Tho blaze is
believed t. have started in the cell
lar
Acting Deputy Chief Charles W.
Rankin first aid 10 Chief Kenlon. was
struck on the head by falling ladder
but his helmet saved him from serious
injury. He was attended by DR.. Henry
NJ. Archer for decorations OF the scalp
and remained on duty. FirCman Pat
rick J. Brennan OF Engine 80 was cut
by flying glass and also was attended
by DR.. Archer, who because OF the
dense smoke. used an Eighth Avenue
surface car as an emergency hospital.
CHIEF KCnlon and Assistant Smoky
Joe" Martin came at the third alarm.
Many OF the twenty families in No.
3l6 West 14S Street, and OF the forty
III Nos. -. IA, 10 Bradhurst Avenue,
had to 60 TO the street with lnsuth-
cicnt clothing, and neighbors shelter
ed them. The smoke had driven many
out before the police reserves arrived.
Policemen Safer and Marion of the
West l35th street Station led Is
horses from a stable at No. 3O9 West
l42d Street.
Lawrence NJ, LuddinGton, President
OF the warehouse company, said
twenty-five automobiles on the third
floor, valued at from $1,000 to $1,000
each, were destroyed. II was denied
there was any gasoline in the build
ing.
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GIRL, BOUND, TURNS
OFF GAS WITHHER
TEETH, SAVING LIFE
Was Tied Hand and Foot HN
ASSailantS Who Left Her
TO BE ASphyXiated.

DOYLESTOWN, Pm, Nov. Ia
Tied hand and foot 10 a gas stove by
~ negro and n white man who had at
tackled her. Miss Stella Vclley TWEEN
ty-twO years old, probably saved hcr
l,fe by turning Off with her teeth tho
burners that had been opened wide
for the purpose Of asphyxiatinG her
The attack occurred late Yesterday.
but was not generally known until
today, when II was announced that
Miss Velley's condition was serious
Scores OF citizens have organized
posses, and II the two men are cap
tured police officials fear they win
be unable TO prevent a lynchlng.
Miss Velley was alone in the home
Of friends with whom she had lived
for years. She answered a summons
at the kitchen door, and upon opening
II found herself confronted by negro
and a white man.
Screaming for help, Miss Veloy
rushed into the dining room, where
she was oVertaken and knocked un-
conscious, When she regained con-
scIOusness she was again in .he
kitchen, securely tied to the gas stove,
from which the poisonous vapor was
flowing from every burner
Dazed by the gas fumes she had
already inhaled, Miss Velley twisted
herself around and managed to turn
of the gas cocks, one by one, with
her teeth. A few minutes later she
released herself from her bonds in the
same manner and dragged herself to
the telephone in the parlor.
Too weak to lift the receiver from
the hook, the girl lay upon the moor,
kicked the instrUmcnt from its stand
and whispered a plea for ht 20 the
operator before she tainted: The
operator sent DR., G. A. Parker to the
scene. He found the girl still un-
conscious.
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LANDRU |NADAY
KILLED ONE TO WOO
ANOTHER, IS CLAIM
Successor to His Allege1
Seventh Fiancee, However.
IS Listed as a Survivor.
JUDGE REBUKES PUBLIC
Threatens to EXpel Spectators
if They Continue in Their
Attitude of Levity.

VERSAILLES, France. Nov iG -
"p,,obe.,,d, .,,,i,.,, ..,.,,,,I ,,,,,,,i,..
'''' ''-''''' ~ '''' -'' ''''''''9 WI Wv
same dr> b" ~ alleged I" have 1nm'.
Gorrd his .cl,ntn nrcu,dru.. ln r,l
dcnce introduced by the persecution
to-day.
The cast OF thr seventh ~ Irn
women ne IS charged with murdcrin..
was taken 10. that of Nine. Rcnois,
The prosecution asserts that Landrm
had carried or 4 cortcspondcncc win
her for two years. ami ,ntrndl,rd
letters as exhibits.
Rssing It's rh1rrn ,u ,ni,ips IN
Iandru's notebooks fine nrosrc,,t,nu
csargcd that Nine Iienoist MAS n,,,r-
dcrcd Sent. = 1917. At 10 n lr
s,,rc ,I,y ~ ,,,,s docI,ro, .l,,.,,
Jupn" Icr, tbc Couhois Vim, for
Paris I'm hnyin his courtshir rf urro
Scorct who nowover did mot becon,,
ono oF his alleged victims
VERSAILLES %o,. 1c tAs,,oiotoa
I,.o.s, ---,-,, .d,s,D,,,,..,,,-o az ,I,,o
ponoist tho most r.osnc-ons or Tho
,aravcp ,IIc,,pd ,-ic,i,,, nr II,r-i Tan
frr ,y.,s t.,,,e, mn ,t tbo onerir,, or
tine ninth d,y or his tr,ol fo,. n,rdnr
in the Assizcs Cour. hero. when
Judge Gilbert resumed direct OK
animation of the prisoner.
Mime. Bcnoist's fortune. according
! 10 charges Of the pros ,cution
il mounted to about $4,000 francs.
more than ialC the total that Londr,
ia charged with having realized from
the eleven murders for which ne is on
The evening world., 1921-11-16
CHINA URGES THAT JAPAN
SHALL NOT CONTROL EITHER
MANCHUR|A OR MONGOLIA
Maintenance of Open DoJl
Is Urged Vigorously by
Minister SEE.
END SECRET TREATIES
ShantunS Now Mentioned il
Plea at First Secret Arms
Session.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS un,,rd
Prcas). China to-day presented ton
points to the Arms Limitation Confer
ontu as her programme for settling
l'at East problems as they relate to
h"r
The proposals were:
I. The powers engage to respect
and observe tie territorial integrity
and protect the administrative indie
pendenoe of the Chinese Republic.
2 China is prepared to give an
underst ndin9 not to alien. te or lease
any portion of her territory to any
power
3. China. beinu in full accord with
tho principle Of the so called open
door or equal opportunity for the
commerce and industry Of all nations
having treaty relations with China,
is prepared TO accept and apply such
treaties in all parts Of the Chinese
Republic without exception.
q. With a view to strengthening
mutual condolences and maintaining
peace in the Pacific and the Far East,
the powers agree not to conclude be-
tween themselves any treaty or agree
ment directly affecting China or the
general peace in these regions with
out previously notifying China and
giving to her an opportunity to par
ticipate.
S. All special rights, immunities or
commitments, with their character or
contractual basis, claimed by any Of
the powers in or relating to China
are to be declared and all such or
future claims not so made known are
to be deemed null and void. The
rights, privileges, inmunities and
commitments now known or to be
declared are to be examined with a
view to determining their scope and
validity and, il valid, to harmonizing
them with one another and with the
principles declared by this confer
enee.
b. Immediately or as soon as cir
cumStanceS will permit, existing linn
itatiOns upon china's political juris-
dietional and administrative freedom
of action are to be removed. Rea-
sonabIe, definite terms of duration
are to be attached to China's pres
LContinued on Second Pastl
The evening world., 1921-11-16

THE WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU.
Arcade PulitEst lWorld) Building. 53-83 PaiA
Row, y. Y. City, Telephone BssNnan 4OOO.
Check room 'or 0AgteSe and parcek Opon day ard
pigat. Mousy orders and traSelsrs' ch0ckS for
sAA.-7AdEt.
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Of RENT
LAWS FROM | TO
z YEARS PLANNED
Lockwood Committee May
Urge Assembly to Amend
Tax Exemption Statute.
WOULD AID BUILDING
S2OO,OOO,OOO in Houses Built
or Planned in New York
City Since February.

Tn Lockwood Housing Committee
WI likely recommend in the Leyis.
laturc next January that the present
Ecar tax exemption law hc
amended -" that It will provide u
.urtheu Stimulant for hniIdmg and
t'tnt the rent laws be extended from
one to two years. The present tax
exemption law provides that con
strnctiOu must he started before April
|. 1922, and completed within eighteen
months. and that localities may ADOPT
ordinances pursuant 10 this law,
which is in force until April. 1882.
II is possible that the provision as
to the time when construction must
begin and be finished may b. Cx-
tended for one year. Those who favor
this building time extension are em-
phatic in stating that the tax cXemp
ton period will not be extended he
yond 1882. If II was. it was explained.
builders W al take their time about
erecting dwellings.
More than S3OO.OOO,0OO worth Of
homes have been built or planned in
New York City alone since the adop-
ton OF the tax exemption ordinance
last February" said senator Lock-
wood to-day. This is by far larger
than any community in the United
States, showing that the tax cxcmp-
tion law has been the great stimn-
liant.
"Not only has the tax exemption
law spurred construction but it has
given employment to many thousands
of skilled craftsmen. At the present
time there is not n strike in the build
ing industry in this city. whereas
there are strikes n building trades all
over the country"
The Lockwood Committee hearings
will begin next Tuesday. There will
also be a hearing next Wednesday
and every Monday, TUESDAY and
Wednesday OF the following weeks
until the end OF the sessions. The
legislation which is to be prepared as
a result of the committees hearings
and findings will be mapped out
under the direction of Samuel Tn
termyer, chief counsel, who will have
with him Robert c. Cum
ming and William f. Mccormack.
Commissioners Of the Legislative Bill
Drafting Commission.
1t is understood that one of .he
first matters to be taken up by Mr..
Untermyer and his associates will he
the Rent Law, which expires Nov. /,
1922. Just what form the commit
tees action will take will! depend upon
the outcome Of a legal battle which
will be waged within a few days be-
fore the United States Supreme Court
on the constitut!onality of the rent
laws. These laws have been upheld
by the Court OF Appeals in this State.
William d. Guthrie, who will argue
IN favor OF the constitutionalIty of
the rent laws, will be aided by julius
Henry Cohen. Mr.. Guthrie prepared
the tax exemption law. it was learned
to day.
The Lockwood committees meet
ing to-day was informal and was
held 10 Fix dates tor the regular ses-
The evening world., 1921-11-16
a WOMEN ON JURY
FIND DEATH VERDICT
Prisoner Alleged Victim Had Been
intimate With
Wife.

CAMDEN. Nov. l6.-Guilford Young
will die for killing Harry Garwood.
Camden jtney driver. In the electric
chair at Trenton during the week OF
Dec. 10. A jury in County Court after
nearly two hours deliberation found
Young guilty OF first degree murder
There were four women Jurors. No
recommendation for mercy accompa-
MED the verdict.
Young confessed he killed Garwood on
a lonely road five miles from here July
2S because of his intimacy with Young's
wife. The wife denied she had had re-
Iati0nS with GanWoods
The evening world., 1921-11-16
Seize Carload of scotch Hnd aye
Labelled "Ftsh."

JACK SONVILLE, Fla, Nov. l5.-A
carload OF Scotch and rye whIskles,
billed from Miami TO Kansas City as
"dsn." was seized by Sheriff r. T..
Merritt and Federal Prohibition agents
here to-day in the railroad yards. Dis-
yvvcIs mat ne car contained contra
band was made when zee was being re-
neWed.
The evening world., 1921-11-16
NO REST FOR CONGRESS
BEFORE THANKSGIVING
MOndelI DaSheS HOurS I'm An
nOuncement Tu-Day.


nOuncement Tu-DAy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.--Repub-
ican leaders in the House gave UP
hope to-day of adjournlng the present
session Of Congress before Thanks
giving, Representative Mondell, Re-
publican leader, said the current ses-
sion probably would run close to the
opening OF the regular session. Dec. 8.
House Republicans are determined
to have an agreement reached be-
tween the House and Senate on the
Tax Bill and to pass the Sheppard =
Towner Maternity Bill and a measure
to create twenty-three additional
Federal Dsytrct Judges before ad-
toIununanf. 3
The evening world., 1921-11-16
TRANSFERS RETURN
TO WORK IN CHICAGO
Accept 81 a Week Pay Cut TendIRE
- Arbitration.

CHICAGO. Nov. l6.-SiN thousand
tcamsters returned to work to-day fol-
lowing an agreement reached by their
leaders with employers and city and
Federal officials last night.
The men agreed to accept 81 a
,veek wage reduction pending further
ADMIRATION of their claims.
an EmPiUS ebSp would prevail after to.mor-
row II the men did not return to work.