Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1927, Page 5

-BY WEBSTER.|BOMBINGS FEATURED | #8224 8 882 4228 8SAAR2SALAALRRRARRRARIARS SAEBU DISURDERS VMBS s oG ea /a s \Ve Beer AFTeR'em For ) ( WELL, | HOFE IN LONDON PAPERS INSTALLMEMT OM THE HOUSE 2 MoMTHS YoF\!rTuase Yau cam 0o AR R UNTIL THEY SEMD A MAR ouT WIMDOW S AMO THEY | ] SOMETHING ¢ % . AMD Fix THOSE SLECAING HAVEN T TOUCHED €M wfl'vc4 ;‘&‘5 faczo Sympathizers Fail to Register . = wimoows ! Now THEYVE GOT i i . PoRC e NERVE O Protest at American SEMD ME A BiLL 2 Embassy. Police of U. S., European and 2N 3 ey Son'T GET L : U our " South American Cities z i | e Awsiaes e ( . y LONDOM August —Cabled ac- Increase Vigilance. | |- , il e e e aY ut O a ary T | ica were displayed prominently in the b |k s, which i ndon ning newspa PR / / veprisals for re- {(Continued from Wirs o 4 g 1 T f G Fuller to extend clem. S LT T R | \ R ¥ E 7 ¢ y Nicola & and Bartolomeo | & vania yards in Queens. Gu N 4 Z¥ / £ : | 1 ur nua D 2 rday's demonstration by Sac- | ! I Il also on duty in the tunr Hudson and East Rivers pathi was given | terminals in lower h [ much more space than is customarily | heart of the finan t Tow ¥ | o ] | allotted to such happenings and the | So' stringent are the precautions, | C o # g | demoustrations in oth countries | i that police disperssed every crowd in d ! U = a conspicuous presentation in | Vance ur a e i ood of 2 subway s N 4 £ - { N - % the news columns, o 58 10 one. Insianco” disporsed thi Vi GOING 18 This Mogruni ) veote wave [ 71 want To YA WANTA ot pariE orl mve e religious meetings in ¢ . AR TELL TH COMPAMY THEY 77 a fAT CHAMCE A COMALAINT WH-A-T ¢ sand persons was from Trafalgar | d Authorities explained tt il 75,&1 GET My MonTHLY —/ \ Wi T THAT 50 'r? } square to the American embassy in | meetings were admittec f Ecic TiLL THEY Fix HARD BOILED & | : | Grosvenor Gardens, where delegates | ' 3 s they feared some one m > ad , Y e I | t to convey to th off P . > time N ¥ r CO3Z 4 3 1S Vantage of the obscurity of 105E WIMOOW 5 Sl i ! equent 10 forward resolutions of pro- | Now is the time to buy your fur coat. This is ! the place to get it. crowd to commit a ¢ | against the forthcomin | Police sentries v 1 r duty i 2 | 2 esident Coolidge : . at all subway o t | 5 { I n st rchusetts. Af 2 ottt S et Lk o A , = Stitons, ‘2t Gr i 3 ) A y ; Uleie At on Selection now gives you first choice of the fur and at other p i . > - Ve, 7 Hu . kesmen announced arl-e - . Bt aolioe b X i e market, and great savings. tinue ‘“until fu s 2 J reported to be away. : s - e g At e WSO dsionor Warren, hile \ ’ The procession then proceeded _]n addition, you may arrange to pay as vou are Be oo, 1t v that it w 3 / B it Comm e L hbur paid your salary. o o) g bt Make your selection now! An armed youth wi ve his name President Coolidge and Gov. Fuller as Gennaro Rocco and who was ar- h the .\n-l\Hm(‘nE of the meeting and rested mear the home of Supreme e / |calling up the Trades Union Coun- ° ° C ’ Court Justice Glenn e Bronx p « 2 e eV fton Lot e ths t t r / d av S e S panaing. rurie : : 7 , , A on stu our savings. investigation of fhe sul 25 Biee Hiity T Sheriiien| ' L ; SOVIET PRESS CARTOONS s R sk b tion of Sacco and Vanze Bellevue Hospital after he had told T —— ,promised $300 by three [ WHATTA YA MEAMT WHATTA YA g > e if he would plant a b i Teim WE ARE, AMYWAY 7 J A terborough . subway station at the GET OUTTA HERE! Mow, o A SRAEIERE ik S H { wnatta YOU wANT 2 OMG PAYS HIS Moscow Newspapers Print Pictures Subway Blast Suspect Traced. Z — 3 INSTALMENTS of Condemned Men and Designate Search for the perpetrators of the Zh { i i . i bombings which wrecked two sub 5 i Execution as “Legal Murder.”” way stations in _the Madison Square | 3 | By the Associated Press, i 3 ?m;;m‘ 1.,(‘;L 1;\,-;.: oy nigh ntered | ) 1A ] ) | "MOSCOW, August 8.—Virtually ) in Boston, as : el / | without cxception, the Soviet news- ’ ul S 0 el l S e ad jert for Massachuset . papers devote first place to the Sacco- 16 trail & man seen fleeinz from the 4 | Vanzetti case, with cuts of the two 0 trail a man Fuller of Massachusetts, -o;?e _n(»wn; n{ "h:,;’,’A]”;:“,:;:T(;.xm-rs % & sacco's daughter and of the electric ¢ as s O . | chair. s f them print gruesome that the man was s ¢ ; § rocess of electrocution from one of the wrecked subways / / £ I of electroc ] * sedan bearing a M u S | = e 1.:' ”l‘::florh a lengthy po .‘,lrzw..(";:,’:-n:. : N | The s0 are cartoons represent- The regular 85c grade. Men’s nainsook and im- 3 number, the police 4 T 3 s | 4 ‘,_,mmf;'fff,“s vicims of ported broadcloth athletic union suits—the closed- * 4 o - %0‘1(‘7 | one of the government crotch style. The quality is excellent—the cut is for P plosions at the Twenth-e s, draws an analogy from % : LA g pies 0 he Ty -els i s 2 ight! S 4 to Bt o 1. T F. iy plendid—and the price is just right! Sizes 3 $2.00 Wl | | the case and that of Maj. Alfred 44, A union suit that will give you far more comfort TRC! A NG CLUE FOUND. » - B |l B il and far better wear than the average. e | | e 9 | tion with the Z4-hour general strike | | was gent to a penal colony on charges pussgia e o o URUGUAYAN LABOR |77 20 2 sowe| DENIES PROTEST STRIKE. [XiiTids M iicy o e St Flor—Lansbrss Sympathizer Caused Blast. | Vanzetti demonstration, and which that the c L i | vanz o 7 e at the urgeoisie may PHILADELPHIA, August § () HITS FULLER REPORT‘h,m been announced, wi | i CRESaln aretany o | P2y, dearly, for, s determination o tectives today pic a | etutionsi racter.” Tl Jitas 5 , pres of | ¢ ate the “legal murder.” 3 2 : |they said may lead to the solution of Sapdiia il { olutionary character.” The Laborites f . . ;. o 1, United Mine Workers |declaras the wave of indignation s ¥ A ! , ve declared their intention of attac urry for gooa setection in ithe ivmely Ssaie o, the bombing of the Emanuel P e aE e be e bie ot vt Thate | ot | At foday declared that if|SWeeDing over the Union is proof of terian Church last Friday night. ' Troops to Safeguard Montevideo | os = i the read of the Proletariat to do declined to reveal the nature P g i i‘"j_’, B b movereatihaye s | Tixe workSIS WIS Bsotion Under BIS1Ssavolntionaty: iy clue, but said it was “red hot.” | Against Strike Declared in Sym- 'sucd sppeals to all workers in the Jurisdiction declare a one-day strike U T G to 0 Or Lieut. Jacob Gomborrow, head of | republic to join the strike, and re.|tomorrow as a protest against the ex- Maj. Hall Goes to Illinois. * the detective “radical squad’ pathy With Sacco and Vanzetti. |aquested commer houses to close | ecution of Sacco and Vanzetti, they rrcsslu! the belief that the threate) ¢ doors. Tomorrow afternoon there | Will do it as individuals and not with| Maj. Charles L. Hall, Corps of En- iletter received by Rev. Dr. Edward S, RO € Y to be a meeting of protesi against |the sanction of the executive board of | sineers, formerly chief of the Press ‘Bowman, pastor of Emanuel ch, | . Fuller's decision that the con- |the dis! Bureau of the War Department and was the work of a religious fanatic | By the Associated Press mned men must die, The district executive's statement [ more recently attached to the office of &nd not of the bombers. Gomborrow | MONTEVIEDO, Uruguay. August 8. | Shouts of “Down with Yankee im- | followed the distribution of circulars | Maj. Gen. Jadwin, chief of Engineers, said he was confident the bomb had | % rialis were frequently heard at {among the many local unions mlut the Munitions Building, has been p cl : SV thizers Sacco | —TToops are be kep! a - | " . - been hurled by sympathizers of Sacco TEDA iSOl e 0 e 3's protest meeting, as speak- | which all crafts were requested to re- | assigned to engineering duty at Rock &nd Vanzettl, orles tomorrow prepared for disturb- | ers vehémently denounced American [ main away from work tomorrow as a | Is 3 and goes to his new post Police guards were still maintained | anc, hich may develop in conne ic protest against the execution. tim today at public buildings, homes of 3 officials, subway and trolley- stations, ; banks and industrial and commercial 3 og0 9 \ 7 cstabiishments, A extra guard has ou’ve een altln er A been placed on the new Delaware | ’ E : ver b e between Philadelphia and (::';D:\L;L T TO PRESIDENT. Now Yoa Have I T @ Defense Committee Asks Coolidge to Intervene With Fuller. ing until Fall! We are not withholding a pair of light shoes from the sale! Types for afternoon, walking and dress wear. There is a large selection, but we advise early shop= BOSTON, August 8 UP.—Riots on | a : Baslun;irteg‘rnx::’onh'e dx(an!dczsml; e wy | 2 ping! Many high-heeled styles. In gray, blonde, parchment, roseblush and waterlily, peal ¢ resider olidg Y . e behalf of Nicola Sacco and Bartolo- Second Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street meo Vanzetti marked the open: { ° ™ the week in which the two convicted radicals are to go to the chal The telegram to the President at Rapid ; was sent by the Sacco- T o Nameeu detenag commitls” e B 928 ANNUAL SALE € new G- Fuller to halt the e\;gcl\;iion ‘while $5 PearlS l S . th> President might conduct an in- , t g 60 in. 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