The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1916, Page 15

— THE EVENING WORLD, _THURSDAY, JUNE 8, FLAG BURNERS HELD IN $500; AMES TO BELLEVUE Religious Feeling No Excuse for Law-Breaking, Magis- trate Says. The social revolutions who, In protest at the manner in which the wniverse is conducted by the God of things as they are, burned the flags trate McAdoo in the Mulberry Streot | Court to-day. Ten offenders were charged with desecrating the flag ind two score of thetr ardent sup- porters from New York's of Bohemia filed into the room to give moral support to their comrades. — | Simon Pollock and Rernard Ray- mond, the attorneys for the ten di fendants, handed to Magistrate M Adoo a written defense of the acts of the social revolutionists, In the | wygument the burning of the flags was admitted, but it was contended that no desecration was intended. “On the occasion of the service wa 1 before us a melting pot, which In| our view is the symbol of the man- a kind of the future uniting all into one |" great brotherhood, in which all} subordinate races are melted, fused , into one,” read the defense. ‘The | flags were pla to symbolize the melting and fusing of the peoples of the earth into a uni- versni brotherhood. A prayer was | offered by each comrade as he placed | the flag of his native land into the melting pot. Thus the ceremony was uplifted into a high religious dignity snd impressiveness, Our action was free from any offense against the American flag, and desecration | was Intended. “We are loyal to America no Loving _ VAUDEVILLE. SVAUUBVILLE AND PHOTO PLAYS, Pred Ai [LOEW'S NEW YORK, 2 ime in” Sous Dally Mat, 26081, | Mu AMUSEMENTS. 8 STEEPLECHASE Covey's Only Funn: Beautiful Beach and if Ge GHEATEST OP AGL Ee, Jou CRITERION 28%..2 HENDERSON MCINTYRE & HEATH FLANAGAN & EDWARDS LUNA‘: een RI oLUMBi "Ss MSI Sn Payne & N TURE: Fir it, TONIGHT | iy joins | Your | ira Nal Bway & 471), ¢_LEW KELLY in HELLO yew a2 BURLESQUE. LYMPIC 1 iii. Mi tine Dally TIGER LILIES | CHARITY. e| re weekly Eve fen fier be i) *: peel men and Women || EN ieee de ep, a | mankind,” Tho Magistrate decided to hold nine of the flag burners in for trial in General Sessions. The | Put Fis 4 ‘ge yg ms oie to naw, vi a see that the law is obeye you tenth, Edward R. Ames, who acted | have brokon a law. J think that aa master of ceremonies during the! ames should have his sanity looked cremation of colors, was orderad com- | into and the rest of you will be mitted to Bellevue Hospital that his (eanity may be inquired into. | ‘The nine held for trial are: | H. Henkel, who burned the American flag, Louls Chertoff, who burned the Domenico Sinisi, destroyed the Italian flag, Henrich Weber, who disposed of the German flag, Misa Rose Mine, who burned the of nim aations, including the Amert-/ Roumanian flag, joan banner, in a pot on the evening | who committed the Pinglish flag to of June 1, were before Chief Magie- the flames, Karto Chetyana, who the flag of Japun, Ru burned SAYS FAT FOLKS NEED MORE FRESH AIR Lack of fresh air, tt Is sald, weakens the oxygen carrying power of the blood, juggish liver jand the con beauty of t Fa ft put on by indoor | and if nature t+ not ansia’ din the melting pot |!! o/f « serlous When you take ¢ walt au D becomes Han flag, feel until y Weight. r figure joke and your health ruined PHOTOPLAYS. ILOB Broadway and 46thSt. Continuous 2P.M.to11 P.M. Dally and Sunday. By Arrangement with F. Ziegfeld, Jr. GEORGE KLEINE Presents Robert W. ' America, we cherish our families. up-| holding the International we give our hearts’ allegiance to America. as we are called upon individually to consider ourselves secondary to the group of which we are members, so America is not first, but Is second to | Advises Moderate Diet And Deep Breathi Take Oil of Korein. fat MISS A Motion and Mi BURKE Yio SUPPORTED BY HENRY KOLKER Ncture Novel Gy . Rupert Hughe: But bail each August who Davis, Mrs. the accumulates Amanda Hult, who burned the Swed- ish flag, and George Harris, who threw the Gresk flag into the flames. In holding the flag burners for trial Magistrate McAdoo sald; “You people claim that this was a deep religious ceremony. Perhaps, in your religious feelings, some of you might feel that a Mayor, a Pollce Commissioner or a Judge should be placed on tria Bouck White, leader of the Church of the Soctal Revolution, and re- cently found gulity of desecrating the American flag, was an interested lis- tener during the proceedings. Ex-Go ROSTON, June 8.— David ©. Walsh, Delegate -at- Large to the Democratic National Convention, will be unable to attend, he announced a cablegram from’ Manila, here to-day. He will sail on June 16 it Friday, June 9th, (Bvening World) g To Reduce Caught Haddock, Tile it i 6c rying around @ burden of unelghtly and unhealthy fat Spead as much time as you possibly can In the open air; breathe deeply, and get 0) presented with sale slips at our S All Day Friday, June 9th With Purchases of $1.00 or Over IN ANY DEPARTMENT ip Desk, FREE Main Floor, Rear, These fifty stamps are cof the same kind es those you would ordinarily obtain with your purchases “ROTHENBERG @ 00," = O€ UNDERMUSLINS. Ne Vi e Like No Day Like Fetday. Night D y Night Dresses—Nainsook Empire, jeonte—Entire flounce of lace Fettlesate—Cambric and Naina or wide embroidery flo Flesh tint Batiate Petticoats. Innook Corset Covers from any druggist a box of oll PHOTOPLAYS, THEATRE] NOW! 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