The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1917, Page 10

Fa ENDLESS TALK | THAT DELAYS CASE sai, (Questions of “Red” Leader, _ Aided by Emma Goldman, Weary Judge. The patience of Judge Mayer the rederal Court, before whom Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, the Anarchist leaders, are being tried on a charge of conspiracy tu prevent in e Evenings 104 ST. L STATION AT CORNER Be Wi Enlist Today and Wear Goodyear Welt. race S50 Same Model in White Canvas. Dark Mahogany Oxford, Hazzard Rubber Heels. Grand Rapips FURNITURE COLUMBUS AVE BET.103 & 1O4"ST Same Model in Black. White Nubuck Oxford with white sole. $4 -60 registration, was sorely tried to-day by the conduct of Berkman. The “Red” leader, resuming his examina- tion of talesmen, developed a now line of immaterial questions, which the Court announced were being asked to delay the case. Berkman ever seeks to learn the opinions of talesmen with regard to their social, philosophic, military and revolutionary views, Berkmansasked one of the talesmen: “Would you be prejudiced against a person who aided in a revolution In Russia, even though jt might be il- legal?” The Judge, a bit nettled by a series of similar questions, halted the exam- ination. “IT have been extremely patient with you during the past two days,” remarked the Court, “but from now on I shall insist that you confine yourself to asking material questions. You have been sufficiently instructed as to the questions you may ask and in your persistence in asking imma- terial questions I cannot but thin! you are seeking to delay this case.” Goldman and Berkman have armed themselves with sheaves of typewrit- ten questions and when Berkman hi exhausted himself Emma gets on the job. The famous “hypotuwucal ques- tion” framed by Jerome in the Thaw trial was childish in its simplicity compared to the involved, anarchis- tic-savoring queries propounded by the "Red" twain, ‘The weary task of the talesmen Is appreciated by Judge Mayer. At yesterday's sweltering seasion the Judge permitted the talesmen, nut under examination, to read news- papers. To-day he brought even greater relief by announcing: “I know how tiresome these pro- ceedings must be to some of you Jurors and I shall not require you to remain seated. You may stand up or walk about the courtroom if you de- sire.” It was like the well known seventh inning stretch at a ball game. Almost every talesman arose and stretched and then buried himself in a news- paper. A bit of ginger was Injected into the case when Assistant United States Attorney Content made objec- tion to questions Berkman asked The Anarchist had inquired whether the talesman had read of him in the newspapers, The talesman had, but could not remember in what connec- tion Berkman's name appeared “Was it in connection with robbery? Was it in connection with 4 Berkman. Content’s objections followed. Judge Mayer ruled that the questions were not proper, Berkman thought they theft?” w ‘Were you over charged with rob- bery or theft?” inquired the Court. “No!” shouted the Anarchist. “I have never been charged with any crime.” Then after a slight hestta- tion, he added “of that order.” It had evidently occurred to Berk- man that he had served a long prison term for the shooting of a Pittsburgh millionaire some years ago. Another fact disclosed during the nination of talesmen is the num- »f men who confine thelr news- paper reading to headlines. 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She started to make a spec of protest to the court and began tc ery out for her “right choked her off. “I have been unusually patient,” stated, “but I will case to be dragged.” he Columbia § Judge Mayer in the conscription conspiracy, nounced next Thursday. to have been sentenced to-day, Winter Russell, will be Jury's verdict next Thursday. has been ruled upon Cattell, Phillips and Eleanor Wilson Parker, & Barnard College girl, were in- dicted on @ conspire maintained by the prepared a pamp tive Draft Law, not to register. quitted. posing the ee Minsing Girls Under Arrest. Josephine Genopese, seventeen, No. teenth enteen, and Street, and Julia Lizit, of No, 424 Fifteenth Street, Ferrel and Carmin eph The former girl for South Norwalk yesterday noon, Detectives, MeCafferty Dorshell were assigned to when Jonephine disappeared. the qT Owing to this condition we formed a habit of Don’t pay more than $4.00 a clue yesterday when Fought @ ticket for South Norwalk, At Popular Prices. 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NEW COLOR SCH Indies report latest German raider is black on one side After Berkman had exhausted his! as himeelf, Emma Goldman took up| She had a lurge batt | of typewritten sheets, but before she paneled taleamen se was warned by | not permit thie = Will Be Sen- red: ‘ederal Court to- day announced that sentence of Owen Cattell and Charles Francis Phillips, the Columbia students convicted of anti- pro- The two were one of the attorneys for the two students, was in court pre- pared to make a motion to set aside the The motion will be made | ‘The students cannot be arraigned for sentence until the motion | It was | urging young men Miss Parker was ac- of 419 East One Hundred and Fif- day in South Norwalk, in company disap- peared on June 22, and her chum left after- and Julia ee ESSERE FOR LAUGHING at the uniform of Uncle Sam's tn- fantry, Mr. Yermak was fined $10 by Judge Ungaro on ‘Coes complaint of Private Yompers at Newark. ONLY CITY CLERK in State who asked pay for working on June 5 registration has been made janitor of city hall of up-State town, E—Incoming ships from West POSTMISTRESS in Niagara County writes Adjutant General husband has no right to claim exemption on ground he is assistant postmaster because he isn’t, and that she can easily spare him from home, SIXTY JAIL HEADS who hold convention at Great Meadow Prison next month will bunk in the cells to see BOYS dug up in West Virginia skeleton of prehistoric monster with Suffragists say it was a man, CITY DEMOCRACY IS OUT FOR MITCHEL Asking His Re-election, Calls Him Best Mayor New York Ever Had. Six hundred delegates gathered last might in the Grand Central Palace "but the Judve| perfected the organization of the City Committee of the City Democracy and pledged themselves to the re- election of “that splendid, courageous, ‘independent and efficient Mayor, John Purroy Mitchel,” under whom, the resolutions added; “the City of New York ts now enjoying the best mu nicipal Administration in its bistory. The Executive Committee was au- | thorized “to take all proper and neces- sary steps to have his name placed on the official ballot." In the declaration of principles, presented by John A. Wilbur and adopted with enthusiasm, it was pro- tested that the “machinery of party government set up and run by Tam- many Hall for party, advantage und not for the public good is designed to stifle free party discussion and opinion and is utterly destitute of a real purpose to serve the city or the country.” Martin W. Littleton was chosen permanent Chairman, and Joseph R. Secretary; Healy for Kings, and Thomas F. Stein, Augustus J. Gordon Noakes; for the Bronx, Thomas J. McGrath and L. Callan and Howard Hillegas. ——— MAID, SUING MISTRESS, She Proves in Court Mrs. Burnett, Aristocratic New Yorker, Bor- rowed From Her. i} Julia Mulligan King of No. Fifty-elghth reet, for 310 East twenty-four years maid for Mrs, Agnes Suffern Bur- | nett, recovered a verdict for $12,572.77 jin the Supreme Co yesterday, The ‘sum represents a note given by Mrs. | Burnett to her ms of unpaid maid to cover various wages and loans made 1 by the servant to her mistress from 1902 to 1912 It was brought out at the trial that Miss Kin, tered Mrs, Burnett's ser- vice in 1888, When she was eighteen years old, She ieft the Burnett house, No. 7 Last Twelfth Street, in 1912. 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Statements from Washington that reports from the New York City dis- trict had not reached there caused the official inquiry as to the delay, dah te Ann ncha SMOKE OR DRINK; MUST GET SHINES Major Gen, O’Ryan’s Drastic Orders Go Into Effect July 15. All organization commanders of the National Guard in this State received orders from Major Gen. O'Ryan to- day to the effect that the use of liquors by officers and men in uni- form will b prohibited after July 15, when the State troops are transferred Manhattan Opera How Ambulance Unit. A performance to ald the Metropolt- Show for to the jurisdiction of the Federal|ian ambulance Unit, which will sall Government. The order against |aoon for France, will be given under smoking while in uniform, it is ex- the direction of R. H. 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