The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1918, Page 9

’ . , ie wo Reddo thy n < cet ri Rear : 4 released en baif“in Court. | Deputy State , Attorney General Becker appearct ggainst her this morning in f of the State Bi of Elections, which that Mrs. Stokes’s act in registering con- stituted a felony becatise of her con- vietion in a Federal Court in Kansas Ac contends HER VOTE TO-DAY CASE POSTPONED rt nd unde on an Gilman, "ILLES Na | CHINA HAS BEEN __MEbIGAL conPS caPram SSN wt ELECTIONEERS AT POLLS AND IS FINED Mrs. Stokes, made a t hi | « Py tempt to get the charge diami stata teat ‘ | ¥ : x Bail Reduced to $1,500 aid] Wii stauny that te thowent at{ British Minister at Peking Pre- Man Is Arrested at Booth fer Magistrate Calls Arrest | was absolutely wrong to arrest this senis Memorandum to Diserderly Conduct on “ , ” | woman late last night, on the eve . “A Phe ‘ : Absolute Wrong. of dlection, when‘ the crite sho ‘is Foreign Office. Registration Day. Is ‘ ae | atleged to have committed took place a | —— |; Mrs. Rose Pastor ost on Oct. 12," Magistrate McGeehan PEKING, Monday, Nov. 4 (Asso- | Just as Blfas Marks, of No, 182! 6 fight to vote in to-day's lection when evil stl Wk hal ve Pros-| ciated Press).—The British Minister ridge Street, was about to cast | 4 ecutic t “a criminal charg 1% Magistrate Mc an could not be heard in such a summary |‘? China, with the concurrence of the | hin vote to-day at Public School No. | 4 Market Court grant manner.” other allied logations, hag.handed in- 161, Delancey and Ludlow Streots, ft the case akal friday morni Representatives of District Attorney Her | Swann were in consultation with Mr tuced from $1,000 to $1.5: | Becker during the hearing: as was] fice a memorandum concerning mat- rato McGeehan advised Mrs ndent of Elections, ters in which, china is regarded as | ot to atte t to ve ds that a person| having been remi s an ally.| Mrs. Stokes was arrested ja | conviete ral Court for an] Among the insiances mentioned are} xt her home, No. 88 Crov BerW as Det, oo sn {SlORE (the follow varged with illegal registration, and qebarred from vou awe Is not} mie wasting in party quarrels of | Fortify Yourself Against A : Epidemics Disease is have a hard job when they tackle a sound ly. Epidemics of Influenza, Grippe, e pass by people who keep themselves in good condition. 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HILL COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. formally to the Chinese Foreign Of the boxer indemnity remitted for t purpose. of fostering industries to eh- able participation in the war, Lack of results by the Chinese Wai Participation Bureau and the diver- sion of Chinese troops to civil] war fare in the south The appointment, of a papal min- ister without consultation, creating | an impression of friendship with the enemy Failure to confiscate enemy prop- erty, to impose restrictions on enemy es and to impose penalties ng with enemy subjects. fusal to retire the Governor-Gen- Heina for supporting tho’ and the Bolsheviki in spite | ‘| } ' 5 ests of the Allies, | Failure imprison intriguing i enemy sub, 5) 7 . Failure mit allied consuls tojShe Speeds Traffic ai One of the | witness the 8 of arrested spies. WOMEN GET WRIT TO VOTE.| Justices ¢ National Capital's Busiest Corners. | RS. LEOLA N. KIN | a Captain in the U jer Election Board to M | Accept Twins’ Ballots. cal Corps, is this country’s For the test, tats in the history of | gigs woman traffic “cop.” Sho | Now two: women | to-Gay | 25 hacn: ausignod. in Washington mandamus making | d accept their ballots. | ver, and in case her Sady and sh Pearsky, iat uniform are not | y+three 4 ol, of No.| an use the busi RA 3 ee | ix-shooter dangling ts They apepared be» | t. Her first appear. | ea with thelr | aance at her post stopped trafic | £4! | temporarily instead of speeding it, | Washington in these days hecomes accustomed to velty | | THRIFT EXCHANGE 10 OPEN. iM | How Women Can Save on Clothing ‘Street, and a number of other wit- voting — by of the Elec- |tion Board of th ction Dis trict of the sth District, Ni bird Aver Herman Sper- nd his wife, Jeanette, of No, 23 Hast 13th Street were discharged by Magistrate Frothingham on the statement of Tucker that they had Nathaniel J. Feldman, of No. 7 iheton Street, > Riv- An electitm. Inspecto’ of the to req d Patrolman @ Union Market Police St yest Marks on a chatge of disorder- ly conduct before In Essex Market Court Magistrate Frothingham, ldman. Max Ornstein, of No: 180 F s had heard Marks gay on October 12,.The Am loan’ flag will @oon comp’ off th Capital and in its stead thé red flag will rise,” and then rin away Magistrate Frothingham fixed No- vember 15 for examination of Marks | and held provided. Mollie ¢ Street, rested by the Oak & ut the p Street, after having She displayed a large ness testified they in $500 bail, which was | acrof No. 643 East Sixth who is not Patro » citizen, was at-| Finkelstein of | tion, on duty | 6 Kast Seventh h_ electioneering been previously warned, Iman on whieh was printe alism 4 aweeping the world, America next.| the Vote a straight socialist ticket.” She wag fined which Whe paid. 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