The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1914, Page 6

THE BVEHING WORLD, BOSTON SCHOOLS BAR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER CORNELL YOUTH DROWNS ALL “DARKY'’ SONGS! IN 30-FOOT RESCUE DIVE Negroes Protest and Committee Withdraws Book Contain. 11, 1887, for thetr part in the Hay- market rote, Chicago, while atretch- Ing out above the pictures wae the, arm of @ crudely drawn gibbet. The | bomb in the Bronx was exploded on the twenty-seventh anniversary of the Haymarket executions. As &@ precautionary measure two) detectives were detailed to guard the home of Diatrict-Attorney Martin at No, 2226 University avenue laat night, upon whom it was thought a bomb! attempt might also be made, and there was a cordon of policemen in uniform and plain clothes around the court house all night. the Colorade mine owners accept the Federal plan for peace, and if the owners refuse take steps to have the mines operated under Government supervision. President Samuel Gompors offered a resolution of sympathy with organized Schwarzbach, Unable to Swim, | iu°propomcethatewnoneves c congress Takes Daring Plunge After Sister, Who Is Saved. OF COMPLEIY COURTHOUSE BOMB Police, Commissioner Takes sand differences organi: of the several nations convene and sug- gest measures for ing pes Dreter of New_York, on be- half of the Women's Trade’ Union 6 of America, urged in an ad- dream that atepa be’ ta ROSTON, Mass., Nov. 13.—As a re- sult of @ protest by leading negroes against the use in the public achools of songs which contain the words “darky” and “nigger,” the Boston School Committes ¢ | afternoon voted unanimously to with: draw the book, “Forty Best Son recently compiled for school use by James M. McLaughlin, musio director. t ‘The Bchool Committees chamber on Mason street was taxed to its full capacity long before 4 o'clock, the hour set for the hearing. Many stood throughout the proceedings. the larger part of the audience was made up of negroes, there were also many whites. Addrosnes in favor of State College of Agriculture at Cornell, Gove thirty feet from the cliff of the Beebe Lake George bere last night and Personal Charge of Hunt for Dynamiters. ‘The two were members of a party of Cornell students who were enjoying an outdoor dinner by firelight near the torney Martin they “with severity gun and They hase been even moi Mise Schwarzhach, not knowing the edge of the gorge was near, stepped off the side and fell into the water. Her brother dove to rescue her. She could swim and was pulled out with a rope. He could not swim and was Growned before comrades could get to and tried since Mrs. De! Hanson was found, | JUDGE WAS THREATENED One Hi oy and Fifty-fourth street Either White Slavers or Reds © Suspected of Effort to Kill FIVE WHITE SLAVER® HAVE! BEEN CONVICTED. Five of these men bave been brought to trial, convicted and sen- tenced terms ranging from three oy and six months to twenty years the arrest of these five men ly re Gibbs has received no less than thirty threatening let- tera. All but one of them he th away. The one he saved, Ove: “apt. Andrew U. Wines lective Bureau, was written in ‘and offered every indication of posed by th f writing “Josephine” for ny lomephine” for e error of writing p' press It_ was mailed July him. His body was recovered. the third fatal accident at tl ASK WILSON TO ENFORCE MINE PEACE IN COLORADO American Federation of Labor Would Have U. S. Operate Mines if Owners Balk. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.—President Wilson was asked by resolution offered he withdrawal of the book were made by Moorfield Storey and Francis J. Garrison, surviving son of William Lioyd Gar- Police Commissioner Woods has @aken personal charge of the police ‘Work in the Bronx Court House bomb @ape, and it is understood two men are wnder surveillance to-day, and roundup of suspects is planned. De- teetives are working in the Bronx) 1} and surrounding districts, but it ts gald they have no definite clue to the ‘The eonge—most of which are by Btephen O. Foster and are among the most famous songs music—against which the protest was made include “Dearee' Kentucky Home,” “Old Black Joe” and “ Cola, Cold Ground.” ‘There in a difference of @inion as to the origin of the bomb that partly ‘wrecked the new court house. Many Of the police officials are inclined to ‘think it was an anarchist demonstra- Afvertisements for The World may be convention of the Amert-| gay american District Messenger office can Federation of Labor to inatat that | gy ean e P.M Greene and Prince streets, and read: Honorable 1. 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