The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1918, Page 3

‘ —————— THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, — — and Special Correspondents. APRIL 2, 1918 MEmican TROOPS WT ke NR: OVER A THOUSAND 20 YEARS. AND $10,000 FINE IN ANLESSAINS MORE JOIN COLGRS FOR PRO-GERMAN WORD OR ACT ‘f Senate Committee Recommends Penalty, Which Also Applies to War Bond and Recruiting Obstructionists. | IN SECOND DRAFT | bf gp April 2 rably reporting @ bill to impose One Votunte er Hi US Ni ime F ul dra penalties acts, th nate Judiciary Com- in Class 1A and Is In- today aide endment by Senator Poindexter in Quota. of Was. prescribing impr for twenty years and $10,- | 000 fine for “whoe: support or favor the cause the present war, or by word or cluded all by f the act oppos rhe committee a man KE) the cau The city's so @eeond draft, numbering S¥: out from Li n tes therein so approved ame penalties for persons ob- ig Government war bond issues and for wilfully mpting” to obstruct recruiting or enlistment in The committee was unanimous in | Other amendments written into the | same drastic penalties provided or writings, display of enemy flags or any duction of essential war products, or “to ad fend” such acts, Senator Jones of New ng Island City tn gle jong train “atte at 11 o'clock to-day, rmy. ction he committee with the utterances tending to curtail pro- ate, teach, favor or de- p Upton and a great its bill But two of the whole nur livered over by the board Bronx, the lower cast hattan and W Point sections w: conductor set t ‘These were both 16th Street and I Bronx. One of th« had been chosen * equad and there cation among | “turned up mis Tho mortifica when it was reme carried in his pocket tion slips to take of Man- msburg and ‘6 missing whe Mexico introduced a resolution calling for the dismissal of any Government employee who performs any disloyal act, utt any seditious language against the President or speaks dis- respectfully of the flag. the block type—and clung the t | to her nx Hundreds of the mpanied the the ferry to the nd there, d ghter | in C Jhe a | panied by hi veross | sé and City side ary walt for s, farewell | 4-A by board No. 10. next of kin ac drafted Lo sone 4 1 to be moved Into ors were leav- | men he wante duty to go now,” Schaefer companions ¢o Ya nd over t fixed for the wife and| new is $2. cues ot te tall scurrying 1 tick i jes pi haak tae | Because of additional £ { exo 4 were substitu ecks obt r Scha 1a waiver per- : bp "Tho little ferry at the foot of nd when ¢ ‘ r of her husband | lon to the ae ; \ Bast 34th staged ma t a. 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