The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1918, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1918. ——— EE ORE URE AORN S. ENG WORLD, ZEURSDAY, APRIL 85, 1918. bie a insionsinaliinadl \THE EVENING WORLD in Reporting the War Has the News Service of the Associated Press, the United Press and Special Correspondents. No Other Evening Paper in New York Has a News Service So Complete, JEMOCRATS SOFT : WOMEN OF ALL CLASSES AND CONDITIONS WILL MARCH IN “WIN THE WAR” PARADE "sce ATTACK WHITMAN 1 by the defendants, “We accept this war as a fact as innit Also, They Find a “White Hope” in Francis Cullen, | | Mr. Creel asked us to do,” he said, but we want this war fought for an Oswego Lawyer. | jdemocracy, We will not surrender our constitutional rights of opinion and freedom to express that opinion By Samuel M. Williams. ‘| (etafl Correapondent of The Evening World.) | SYRACUSE, April 25.—Out of the| even in time of war. The Govern- ment is founded on such @ principle oonference of 200 up-State Democrats who catne together in Syracuse to! of freedom,” Judge Hand overruled a motion to dismiss the case on the ground that the allegations in the Indictment had “a not been sustained, He also overruled % @ motion by the defense to strike out of the record a telegram sent Max 444 Kastman or the day the United. ~~ States declared war, expressing 2 Si) nope that any efforts to raise ap army by conscription would be met with “bloody riots.” 16 case will go to the fury late Y day 4 . 6 f NATO} plan policies arid discuss candidgtes,| &*O ‘ : ie : mt SAGO, i | mt the het results are these: WOMEN'S ¢ | 20h | No mention of candidates by | names. Discovery of a new “white | S hope” of Democracy in Francis ! 7 sod Cullen, a young lawyer of Oswogo, | WOMENS . who, by « single speech, attained | ts | | party front rank j | | > Decision not to put up the bars | | bin io toward putting the Liverty | | against Hearst just yet, but to | 1 wet st 380,000 marchers are ex- Word of mouth patriot? a follow the path of Ahab, whom | pected to take part in the parade | rm Col. Roosevelt resurrected from | , The four divisions will, start at | i the Bible as the man who arched | Lae ae at Washing ° Or, ote his neck and went softly |The Governote o & ' jovernors o . Complete silence on Prohibition, | ‘ / have territory in the Are you willing but emphatic denunciation of Gov. ine w. York be ee || To make . Whitman's “amphibious activi- | Maren ct . id | ties.” aS | , Some Sacrifice A A committee of pulse feelers und, uf Wee sentiment sounders for each Sena- | 1 0-Morrow’s Demonstration] of the Allies NonteR s His Writing For your country? tori trict outside 1) Bar, fers] 4 ¢ toont ‘ ' aatalbdtes _ ie Will Form a Display of |P residents Roosev ve e Sars to Show Editors Were Jus- | Bee ea aaa ad Real Democr. COL ADELAIDE BAYLIS NASH CHAIR: ed in Utterances Buy | certain the Democrat e cr Caen ATHOUe QF WOMANS MOTOR = hs An Ras Ve tified in Utterances. | x | in their several loc a ORGAN TRATION OF CORPS. Pe — || Liberty Bonds! | port to this conferen: Fly your sta WOMEN hesoed rer tly Sttiaies tke] unofficial convention their recom- | This wiil be the only pass nece AEE EONS AER ee Ui Sgn ae | axeen Grier ate ee aatnas pecs Then buy some moref mendations of candid: ndi- | sary to the Woman's Contingent ¢ Seca kira das wearin . dates to be nominated for Gover- | ihe Win the War I 4 t a , ie ener es es oraerene casereg dees gh teranees ‘within the|] And Buy enti | There will be no dist on of class politan Committee as placed direcly on the gov- | wininlttbe “Gonaista O00! Oeet n of First section allled trades, 30 pla- It hurts! ommittee consists of one |or race when the flags aro floated ernment by Dut Meld Malone, - gate from ea natorial di e—but that es \ aakine only ra | 4 trict added to seven leaders | b . . " his nized the movement, | Nie a, | IM I W’ iy Secund section ailied trades, 40 pla- fudge Augutu’ N. Hand in the Fed Only until you are ss William H . Syr | terize t arc Soons. | | Court tor rhe trial of four Financially cramped cuse; ph Murph r. | Mayor Band membern of taff, Max av Harvey 5 | randate Public Service Corporations pla. lL aaaiean 4 Young and May you expand {T toons wiat are Pan Public Service Commission Pace ores esen final mage || Your chest st and Job ibbons, OnweBo. ctiona Kiev kas chants’ Association he case , n Ww a An -upris farmers against Mtew Chamber of Commerce, New York ie * ie Rat tit And know you are 5 Gov. Whi incited in ree 1 ‘ A atila A State ; | boomy A patri f " ia ake el About. thirty This List W Will Enat Enable Specta-|" New york stock Exchange, Consoii-|OVerman — Bill Precipitates |tne pasages from President Wilson's patriot o i a flag w avried as RHR ihe 4 ‘ nge, voli- : writiigs to show the jury that the iid Republican yore is shee ye plement tors To Identify Organiza- |dated Exchange and Curv Aseocia-| More et: Attacks {var att a wnt 1ga-|| Deeds, not words Hott ofthe Now ork tions in Big Tumout. cs Tsine were justified in thelr utterunee: | will bear the vill be that of — shiva Rania Crane, Sia Ae Raines Pent-up f are dangerous.” |} Subscriptions may be made through se ps estas eae aees ceesartan Hara asil GUMNETS CCGBE | Reig .GansGdared RUDY er, eqlecleal Waa a Pune eurrioereuraeimiten et, | WAGLNGRaM TA hel yg Ts ina AI to oo ier any Danie oF post office, or any 8 | = tip out mentions aula dose rvica being ontitled to as Grand Marshal of the great Win New Jersey Drereian: 6h todap erenniiated wanelencce CAL bee wae the addresses below: = N agreed to soft ; d by a woman bearing ® tn. War Parade of 30,000 to-morrow, , Milrouds—Ponnsylvania, New York ), ; > eee eins bi ia t son, | oy tu on, rites rs Fahd ngs Néc cata seem laleal Cont NeNC Sonn New, Havel nnd cotie ea GSKA Ob ne MRE NARs Let reason be 4 to reason, 3 nt critical ; : Us wides and completee’ Hartford, Long Island, Central Rall- Veting on amendments was to be-| #*ument argument, and 1a tL bis ur ern for the assembling and order 1 of New Jersey, Delaware, Lucka- gin and Administration forces were | 8°04 & nt will be safe.” Pas > flags the A Sauat arerte and Western, Erie and Lehigh ( Ked the jury to 4 H 1434Broadway 1357 Broadway Rees on a ! ward to prevent an pro-| auit the d hacks q'1i7Breadway 215 Brendes | Y Adi A f me i i Will be one of the a ams, Amer- mise whieh w t the Pre i wink sonefit of aby crime :. by tens ren te St. aA J nen of the Wom: | molory cles. r New York has see raph companies dent's powe reorrania ew enarged to the and because they | = woe nae vho will st $ Moto! in the 1 Hy t to war, Lieut stern Union. Mar roverimen ad the Ligh courage of their ideals, carry out this sp of, kalh fo other t jen Ahert js to be Chief off Mr. Bastman bet Pre or the neoul Fite Realel featur a Dis hern t f ompanies: w York Ed Senator Cummings le up # ¥ 4 uw | | fait Ti (With 1 execution of the dut : ante oe owing captains will! {#on, Consolidated ( mited 181eG= wiitiamy Jent Wilson hims » find out wha i iN MN) Hi} * ; mitt ‘ 4 trie Light and Powe yn Bd Pier the Masses could publish and still : i : mites Will my en Barber, Louis Jel-| son, ind Fon entin' tne li selethnce,” comtinueacatr: (ia other, ¢ ! exe THIRD DIVISION round holes with square pegs in the | Malone that sound Mke eon. ii over! award MeVickat Cit r nds who will wieh to! (Labor orgunizations, 2.) Govern spina | ttling | oar’ ROR EY BARS \ tity their tr ra Une of, Marshal, Col. J. J. Phelar it who If there has been any failure in ech, is thirty-« a t t 1, Capt. C. A tekey . asked f t wen on the part ¢ Roesch 4 Eee ; naveh, which will be from Washin Jasna BC Rolain hus | he part of tady, lives in Oswego n ox,| ton Square up Fifth Avenue bin f wert w © ee ‘apt. J. H, O'Con aan . wehington Vhey | law ‘in Watertown, where a s Le GanUvade otter eoetnsine », Lieut, W, I. Darby 4 not to blame Mine sad) thepcase ia: Im e Gurcell,’ He le youthful in appear-| Bre. Hunt urston, Vice l, B ; the divisions is given as p, M., and marches in the follc amie ‘ ; sat | eal meet - suede cat 7 . ance, smooth shaven, thin tipped, red/man of the Natio augue for Wom- sien W " order 4 bis Pay pkg gue scuitude of | American Standard, cheoked, bre J and black haired,!an's Service, f husband, Major | di\ 1 ! DIVISION (MILITARY) Marshal and aides, o use pegs with w nd the defendants were ¢ nt with ff Popular 4 fascinati WONG IAN OL ASIAN Tes par 8 Stnwdtag aaiciease parmen || s , Gen, James Robb: Chief of 088, hundred labor organizations, | Senator Sherman, Wlinols, declared the thought and f f the nation lils volco is strong but! Ht f platoon with banner and flag! that the Administrat ache waa HAGMAhE Ohh NEALE A LTERRT Le his enungiation incasively | National Commandant of the League, wives and f ag, F 3 aldes, Col,, James P, Holland, Assistant Marshal see : M8 broug y Ms ‘ “clean cut a his vocabulary lied) for two brothers in servi | Libert T. W. Baldwin, Lieut ‘Thomas| Band jmarkably successfu ring with easy flowing phrases and round-| gpg Day Gugeenhalm, leading | t 0 Major W. J n, Maj Co! one platoon each with} ng king of 5 ed periods The Steerin the Council of Jewish Women, has ey, Major ( Newm Mrs, EB, O. mmittee d banner and service fi Univers!t ey Gmeua ena Vou Need Mi ae two sons ©. Vandiver him in to pr on short | Stante i f the Bronx | be SF ve wil t t Divis wilh assemble reluctant Wome y Loan Cor in 0 P.M. and march tn the Junior Amert Guard erman added around SEE roo ; i Hiain H. Elliott, with band and} “After t complimen "4 Ex deat | ae bas ve tong enlletad {ROME Pap RL Cus an AVERY g ord 4 | contin with ihe:Bhitping Board. ts Py ware for this political game, I'm busy © Catholic women, under t eh ; va the Fourth Division, |@ « y : : practising law." ee leadership of Men Francis Home| QE ATALIARS IN U.S, ARMY 2 } 4 the Fourth Division lait on Hurley and Pies. They ¢ It is not the intention to put Cuil n, will parade in immense num sia Li ers frour has given n mem-|covered Schwab, th n who w forward as candidate for Governor . : i 7 erley P ce, bear 4 vervice| run out of town “ W this year, but to groom him for future F . ’, a Pla hold en, | honors if he can be induced to enter "Forty per cent the men in the y i e 1, One Ft . Ps | he an to i Te issued ee: wineven Foals. pastel ceeeegnnt TAYge epeneaing: to: ema ere 1 c tag of tho |? Pde In these times music is needed more than didate, are planning hot atttacks on Gov, Whitman on threo li ever before. Every home needs music BAN ON CARRYING ARMS at an Bend ra a —your home needs it. Music with its 1, “and almost every Catholic | : : ROME Extravagance of 31 7 n this city has asked to ne nder Cx patidicuo of his expousal of radical HN" ormanizs 8, the cocont | see ‘ ge | kar IN il IRISH COUNTIES ! wonderful power to heal and soothe is Arousing tho farmers against him! Parade Come en account of various up-State griev- | exceedingly ances, ; Charges that he is conducting tho State Government principally to a vanoe his political ambit using the State 1s tone to th hag been found | Amer bringing to There ntation of mah r Regin United States Na- | ( et Commi this more necessary now than ever before. Draft Home ort ty , >| bonds, are p t Masapiea EEA sath Agi ponds, are perhaps th: ‘adopted land ms 5 and A P ie bidding to © writte No Needles to nge Recor Appatizing and Dalictous | sverirw’'s, tus nis service Femi. Jon te baen ane tn carianes, b ce exes, Connecticut er niet | Miss Mary 32: Bante, founder of th n ' ¢ eA aT SUN Soe S ? Come to the Edison Shop to : ig #00d| jowed to ; IEDs, He H 4 nae . eee - morrovwy and hear the New soot. etter, wn 1 has knit. ‘ : faraser chin wecetaca Edison; the instrument whicl fy es palat-| ey ; . “te i A ok Se A the great inventor spent most of able many| the-W anade H binet iie ca nisiode his life perfecting. It is the only foods _ which te aia Hsien Ca sees se ontop, ® Home Tule bl , GeeUiene (hae actuate’ RE otherwise | four-vear-old vond sales ot alan oe grating a rele CREATES music would be flat} lars New York qu M K Baths wan nope no power to’ dele ' " 7 { and tasteless, | the “Daughters of China Jcapitallat,” reported they had been Cant. G a ae (ee eee APA bok tha power tn ; | “See It Through* Direct r Slalght, who has assumed | roused at saris 4 ol oe 1. KK. standing for r yo. | den power to « M. Men—Soldier's Needs Giarauteed 019 ian eet tae she tee wumed |roused at on ¢a1 s Park according | raat his pl | and in the home— Music satisfy, or your| arranging the big parade at a few | masked men. who demanded (hut) the 1 Division as sa CRITE GS GRinnaS’ ar araw: Hames money buck. | days’ notice, is pleased with the co. |puzeni, ; P.M. and marches in the followin inged wid y leade ; RA gretancstes tem re D eeaay: saan nly $8.00 a onth tia ards tet “oriented THREE KILLED IN CAR WRECK 1. sstoonn tr ! payment on records, Nothing 1 a full dut pay on the Phonograph until June | ent women for the fourth’ contin. : rone day's ¢ nt |Hlevem Others Sertuasly Hart ac pt 4 ona J at ; = ‘ : 4 eet ¢ : ge Bed : var aae 4 ort: | Dak cna Ua ae sug ts Te Phonograph Corp. of Menhation= Prep