The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1919, Page 3

_ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY lI, _MA id DAY DEM ONSTRA TIONS IN NEW YORK AND ABR | BRONX MAY DAY PARADE BROKEN UP WHEN CROWDS ‘Forged Gimbel Brothers Wrapper on Bombs Addressed to Noted Men, Found in Mails = Ye ePON e 0e ae oe ae Se SEERA IEE CTE He AC SB ale ae HTH aT He epee eae ae Mae See ee He ae aE AE aE Ee DelpeI SEN eI 1919. OAD! y WATCH BOLSHEVIK? A KNOTT WARNING wy eS ae SRE eae Ie NE TEN eI SHoks, “NONE 80 G00.” Experience in smart shoe- making is sufficient explan- ation for the quality and style standard of Hurley Shoes. x . me Modeled on graceful lines with * every consideration for com- x fort. Hurley Shoes give the x utmost in satisfactory service | x —— || and appearance. 18 Sohn By, Rocke oot ’ . | x ca ry RY County’s Chief Peace Officer tc —— ——_— | Pada seo Mar ba, | Commands Men to Keep > e f *~ Leader of Demonstration Ar- TROOPS ON CUARD x Eye on Anarchy. p ar + ey 4 1g _ _ rested After Disorder Last- | | addreasing his stat ing Half Hour. ig ut ual dinner at Schinidt's ‘ | & R nt, 24th Street and sixth "| porn i i | Avenue, last night, warned them to 108 STRIKES IN CITY. ® watch carefully any person they had Made over a special last— > | n es su a are Bolshevik agi- | has C forepart, B instep, and e 2 | x rs a | i Between 25,000 and 30,000 x | 'cishoviom Is Just another name for|| A heel. Grips the oe Workers Reported Idle as Xe CHOMP EEG HE HC Ate nO see ae ae hee I OEIC IC chiam. The mombere of both || cannot slip a ‘aia : ers Reported ldle peeien cults are non-believers, They || fitting at, instep. bsolute Result of Walk-Outs. : = grams found theh facilities hampered cunning are in the service of the evo neither in law nor order, re- || comfort in forepart. Wide, 1 Crowds Rush Soldiers at One} vy periodic stoppages in the postal | fl who week to delude worker nh nor good moral. They scek to || Medium and narrow toes. , : 7 + an¢ » services throughd he| co! ind the wh 4 and th te license and a reign of ter- Our beautiful Cordovan shades Tm e Aietuevance wtiending & >, a er and wire services throughout the | | this country und the # nd | titute 1 and a reign of ter- | ne fir: rbance a ng an} Point and Thousands Get | aay. | Junderpaid that the rich and the or-|tor for the orderly conduct of affairs || are made possible by u oe only the tempt to hold a May Day protest | Past Barrier. Mis sablig problees Was bee uf the gatiieed powor of law can be fright-|and for tho righte enjoyed under a| beat leathers, being treat 1 by the eeting occurred in nx at 1 seh most serious the population had to ened into making « ition matitutional Government. Conati. || Hurlevised ectrrt: tre teather, re clock this aft na wd] pants, May White Parteond als ag nearly three-quarters of | Wealth. uted authorities are nothing to them. |] taining its rich lustre to the end. f citizens cha small parade of | pro, ¢ oF million persons in Paris customarily “There is another lesson in + | r proof that thia new p ea t ot] great part of Franco were tied up 0¥| take their, meus. fn, public, eating may tw hoped, for thos who follow |ment of Bolshevism Js nothing mora HURLEY sHo€9 1 W. W. agitators, assaulted the] to-day's twenty-four-hour genera! | places. the policy of the Mayor and the Po ese ararchist is found in the dis- | nen, drove away the wom and] strike as a demonstration for better] A persistent rain throughout the| } lice Commissioner in New York, who | order and bloodshed that the Bolshe- | 1404 Broadway = 1357 Broadway ed a traffic jam at 19th Street king conditions and changes in| forenoon gave the city a dismal and are wa to think th + nee ene Ee ee ee NIT] Broadway 715 Broadway td Third Avenue whi lasted half < 7 gloomy ay rance suppress a nation-wide ganda | Tho men in the movement are auman | ‘30-41 Cortlandt St. iy i 1c LHaCOuelbae: GAFAG: 1in Governmental policies, few lot this sort. by local: ateonseaen | vultures, hovering over the debris and Factory—Rorkiand, Mam, ‘ i disorders had been reported up to [inet shorten clabatahatatalslstalatataiclalelalalalelatats Pei | neihidie make violent suppression | HAYe of war to pick their pound of! The leader of the parade, Josep Jwithout painstaking — invest f ‘ Abe leer ‘Yomozyk, of No, 271 Bast 156th The most conspicuous feature of the ‘6 ” Te haw TBeeN (HO Wiatary ot Mil aul | urope, where they have operated, Sele bbe , os mnowie eke the Eng-|Governiment's measures against po: | efforts that the an ors get a ern nd 1 fear they will con- ed and arraigned in a po! sympathy by such methods ; ie nat cantare SAYS BOMBS WERE A “PLANT na i mint. before Magistrate Nolan on a {pre Place de ta Concorde by cavalr; ttle te ePIC paula ed MMOUthTRE Th. the llth weemit hones tee. conelnoeeee | ; ito insure the enforcement of the order | a | ree c disorderly conduct Carried Denounc' ; Lanielien of cold audiences they turn | tie p are able to got a better ide od permit to| 2#ainst street demonstrations ners Carried Denouncing War eret terroriam. i OA o Of this. greatoat Of po. y to have a J hae ae NauiA ARATE CR tRaiaaian| ' hl tniweuartinn: te "i Eh aa outta eningeehchithe de. ea, the Holshevists are bound * A sph dealedi gies nat i#tth| , Shorty after 2 eclock in the after. and Allied Intervention in Caroline A. Lowe, Attorney for Aliens Held) Wino cannot te swayed by individual Spied yale Heo U’Ge'te sohie Mineral Spring!” cee P noon detachments of infantry quietly R . : ect and nue, but he issia. Seal “en » A peechmakers who are known become My purpose of dwelling thi Doc and B it he] ccoupled positions near the Hotel de| at Ellis Island Facing Deportation, Sus- apeschinakers who are Known become! | My purpous of dwelling en this'|*—is wise tie Looctor ireident . 1 not have with him. shite LONDON, May 1-—Lon - 4 oar ore | prescribes for a case of obstinate ~ ' : pe Crillon, headquarters of the American , » May ondon's main A si . pread atmosphere of terrorism, | of the Sheriff'y staff to keep your | . A mw F ‘ ; Peace Delegation, in the Rue Royaie| M&¥ Day celebration was a monster pects Plot to Discredit I. W. W. Those who are disiruntled by. un eyes and ears open for tho mutter. | theumatism. r the Socialis RG | id: the ane: de ve drons|@¢™Monstration in Hyde Park, where « payment orgother employment d b people and keep tabs on ; th Stre und Willis ‘ hitichaae" cant eating Wicsar pi ™ are confined on Ellis Isiend@ culties and by oppression of Ja that I fear any headway|The mineral water he recom of assembled here| COTA breaking crowd listened to t 1 fjcould be made by radicals here, but A A and moved up the avenue to/ ang there in the leading from, *Peeches by British and continental | at the present time twenty-one wen [terrors ecome en ily led Ot oy attehar a: @ Geemrbaner oF cs mends is always one containing, « at d gate the principal boulevards. labor leaders. Shortly before noon | against whom deportation orders have 1 the agitators rave; it makes | pec uld be th arted at ones: It Magnesium. ansfer tween the sub-| F 4 oc 8 headed bi ds bega : them come out into the open where |} @ part ur work as representa. ‘ ay and th there is al iis TprlbSipe cles ber (OF Ca. aay) Pee arta : sts sy ete A RAN | been issued by the United States ¢ |they can be watched and, restrained | Uves of the State Goverament to keep | Magnesium is one of the alkalin: y and the here Is EA saauired WK clown ch du. | formir a do; districts for the . . . f this ec > don’ ‘ Hing three: (Tomonre nad abeu opis ene comes when radu | rareh to Myde Park and a large|erment on the ground that Jealmnty. The bomb “maker “works order In this county, but I don’t think |bases Nature provides to neu 5 4 ad been assembling in the Place | ™4Freh ‘ and arse | the dark but he speaks to an| \ heoon ie 4 orcis ‘ followers luding — five broke through the in. /concourse of workers, themselves un. | have committed seditious acts and audlanée a thoukand (ion larrer and | any authority along this line, becaus tralize the acids that frequently t Each of th m wore at-| rn rdon stretched between the | able to attend, watched the paradc dangerous to national security ate it A @ far more dangerous etate nd aeite ohale fonacteay *w | form in the blood tched to his derby hat @ red sig" | ytadeleine and the Place de la Con-|_ Rob lie, President of the|qrpese men are from all over eee states Marshal ‘Thomas p.{ “The Bolsheviats have sought to | Magneainm te ONE of the sixteen life-mty th black letters reading, “We are| corde and swept down the Rue Roy. | Miners’ n; J. H. Thomas, M Carthy attributes the bomb plot a favorable condition for their |Ing elements Nature puts in Wheutaworth I h part r mful | a “I do not care e out the r ' have sriven © by shoot ys me vagenined wf omed e ach parader sarrioaies arm ae Wasd! tute the bide but sev. | bead sits engineers; Robert Will- I do n 2 ” oa an sae) Acacias ash Fa eee then | That situation is sertous, but It ts now [of the wheat-rrain, volutionary literature, ch in-| eral thousand reached the Place de la} "™% Chief of the transport work-| names,” said William Baker, Super SS ee ANS ae + "4 good bands and will be stralehe- i al tho eache a trouble.” ‘The Marshal does not be- | 1.4% : ; uded a pamphlet entitled “Free-| Concorde, ers; Jack Jones, the Socialist M. e.| intendent of Ellis Island, to-day, “be- - — va se VINO UML eee a Any hase Sa Ae lcracenitoritun teatihe Ground fresh daily in New York ur Fellow Workers, issued by the} Pho ¢ tion of work for the day, | {or West Ham; J. Ramsay MacDon-| cause the cases of nine of them are|Man Who nate Been Fighting (resnized, Holsnevist movement in| Very men ‘whom, ‘the disturbing ele AT ALL GROCERS. Vorkers’ D Union, a Bolshevik "in accordance with the plan for the| #4 and other prominent figures in the : Hes aulnet nad De or Taian ho city of Now ¥ a ; tna | Ment would use to further their ends F. H. BENNETT BISCUIT CO., N.Y ization at No. 7 East 15th twenty-four hour shut-d ’\tabor world were those an.|!n te courts awa , BOSHaviki Tor Wy Sc lx plains sp arcte geri nic t aime, une the ones who, ao far, have ted in ne pamphict wa i arab eae tiA oe Anal to: eae thiktycoaa'lst consistently been our policy to : ‘ LW. W. for the attempted May Day vuraging any efforts here to up- Tot the (mprIMGARIOAECOLIUE Veneta cen ee A whee} was Ace ; : Baer a with absolute ¢air-| Reason for Demonstration. | Mee inea with the t We Wu" [ite ten eke fiued’ thot liver cc EO, CLOGGED UP ‘SINKS ° imprisonmen Be OE et hale ; ik nC » absolute fe xperience with the nen who rixked their liver o . , ; ’ saw ot. Beopli rele f 1h the offices of the Post'Omes ine mitt his name, “has shown | any attacks on the country and tnsti- ‘ iL I, W. W. I ceasing to operate and taxicabs and| leasu pl Us privileges to which they are not en " sd that their outrages ure ienerally di-|tuvons for which they fought and U es roying Oders The paraders also distributed a! omnibuses keeping off the streete, | Democracies and Controlled sp the operatives for tho De- :ected azainat individuals who. have | bled SE book called “Debs Goes to Prison Restaurants and cafes were closed | Democracies." Banners we titled by 1 partment of Justice and tho various opposed while the efforts of] “After all, however, the bast weapon . evolutionary dish newspaper! ap ‘ De ipt Abnounsine war. che i handed or |?" “howls i the. Bolshevikt are directed) more jagainst the’ Bolsheviats 1s education. THOMPSON a rovolutionary wide a sb Lely rand guests in the hotels had to go] bear inscrip 4 ns den ee ng war,| “There ia t is ‘ fother F ‘al agencies invest towards neral political revolution |I don't mean book education only, but ONS nd a paper printed in English ¢ 1 hungry if they had not supplicd|Allted intervention in Russia and) ap their treatme pall i. i omrihe celta Hd tanchings of good citisenahip and rer- pe the “Rebel Worker.” Pamphlets and themselves with food beforehand, as| militarism | When th first arrested they |the national bomb conspiracy it was faaaens Bomb piste has nee for our laws. When the pos. rs were freely scattered in the n¢ als were bel erved in any of | The commissior 1 by the! were arraigned before a United States | generally agreed to-day that the the LW. W Ce Oe eee ieaaa thats Ga rowds along t a the 's hundreds of eating | Berne Internation rand Social nlonor and had the beneftt of | raiture of the hombs, up to thi Fon such a large weale,” | Pave earrec hess che re can be no CLEANER At 4 treet and Third Avenue! piac¢ sven the drugstores closed | st Congress issued a congratulatory pt counsel. At io, yin any of the men to whom alg enn +1 | 7 35¢ AND 75¢ THE CAN the para rot tangled up in the jam their doors. manifesto on conclusion of the world never refused t : tes - 88° | Troops on 6 Awninat Radicals | AtALL GOOD DRUG, HARDWARE, ar and the dawn of a new e : ; wit their Were addressed was not in t : l of pedestrians, A big, well dressed| ‘There was no solace for the : war antl the dawn of a new era for of them to consult their i r 3 : ih r : n nest epaeces ere aiauine (acre wat mere Te tone PAINT & DEPARTMENT STORES. p to Tomozyk, to! , abot their lawyers come over harmful to the policy of the - a, Ma hi i. nan ran up to Tomozyk, tore the’ population in the way of the amus All Irish workers except thoso tn Their lawyers: comm. Over RATE duane i the sale of Victory bonds, Miss Elea-| panies of home guards’ were on guard] REFUSE IMITATIONS Ma. pasteboard label from his hat and ment customarily provided by t the northeg: part of the island en- nd spend hours with them, or Bolshevik or other propagandists the: well-aown’ acolaty' lin calttarent sna of the city to-| Thompson Chemical Cou Inc. New York / truck him in the jaw. This appeared theatres, music halls and other re- | tirely coaser work to-day. | The rail- wo nave received and honored very pehind the plot irl of this city, will play tennis on{day as a result of reports to the chief to be a signal for a crowd on the! sorts, for these were closed tight for | and ‘other in eng cloned Gown in| Writ iasued halt of these alleged |) ; age of the Boston Opera House [of police that a radical ot oa , : nd other indus closed down in| i may de a great « ment ge of th ton Operi | as preparin 7 : ord idewalk, whic hed at the parade) tho day. No newspapers were pub with order from the | undesirables to somebody’ mi nse of personal day night with Al Jolson, who t4 | prontblune Minn tr08 folding May Sunday World Wants und broke it up, [ach man with a lished, and senders of letters or tele- || | Transport Wo Union. | “Hundreds of aliens listed for dex Ot Pe ann cerns ring in “Sinbad.” Day celebration Work Monday Wonders ed sign on his hat was tackled by port have passed through h 5 ’ heen working for the Government — citizen or two, and when Policemea | eonyicted of the San Francisco bomb| Thomas Mooney. His de-| Unless judgment in t eee ee itet Manni A ey Sullivan, O'Connor and Carmody of outrage scription of the League Nations| aside by a court or the rulings are j2eainat ihe Holshovik nd i. W. WW. —Taw the Alexander Avenue Station took —_——— 1s a combination of Governments| reversed by high authority we can | Propaganda St a4 Sipceahinean ls ; hy the bombs did not mangle anybody hand there were no red signs in s! “ALDERMAN LEE DENOUNCES gainst the working people was|do nothing but obey the deportation | | Ut tu" Ar rinariqmcrs lavas and several of the paraders were greoted with laughter, When he Jorders and send them abroad as rap- | 1t the vojeck of alle plol’ was in slown. Ned for support for the Russian, idly as possible. ne ordered de lem. Tt ow » be & domonat = ps . . tion what the agitators could do The policemen broke up the jam, | revolution the applause showed that] ported to Germany or Austria have ays pobre @ they ined, ot ik nd on complaint of a number of peo- AT MAY DAY GATHERING | plenty of moral support at least was|been here two or thre years, We In tus collliy t tiws tle i je arrested Tomozyk. The battered Taent there Pe them back until the en est accident sling of pack 1 way ack | | - bane s which could only go through the sated they bad a permit for al Cotmue OF Nations cies [one of the four reneral eounse for Sealndprevented, towlaed and los Announce *32 and $22 Reductions in neeting and that they would a noid | Support Asked for Russian PAMPHLETS UNDER ARREST)": Sena reneticy en Bra of But the demonstration for| ne, but the temper of the crowds Revolution. ine World reporter to-day confined Be. als Lad i sity aos ong ; 0 her roor TIness in the home of! Ploters has been made, tween Third and Hern Avenue yea gear at 4 meting tna} NHN Abramowitz Taken in Masi| eras at Mo ty 00) te atau mare tan omen’s Tailore uits voting would be the signal for an. {afternoon in the Rand School in East} Son Avenue and Turned Over Vine Nemb nat and received her first | # mere demonstration at . power and | r outbur Jsoth Street, which was ostensibly ay to U. S. Authorities | information from newspapers sup- # Will to do murder, It is pr d d $6 50 $ 50 ae isn endl ao pay cslcbraticn ef (in Toctnee| Disiecten headed | Siied hy the reporter, Immediately |cheminls as clever ay any in educe om ” and *59, a Asis | Workers’ Union, but was really a} “This Is 4 Samp! nisheviki | Abe adopted the line of argurr a 1 nto} u t ned that there are strikes in 108 ind LW. W wers. The{*Test last night of Nathan Abramo- | Socialist or 1, W. W. m nt Mt vas ay ed, t I fee t was 00 ades, bis amall, in New York | auditorium was packed with awarthy | frm Tnetete OC No. 1048 Park Ave-) Me Bemba sero tes the [| Plant against our or ation,” 3 y wusing fro 000 £0 26,000 MUA tO| sorsienars from Fussla and the Halelory ieee umee over ta the which are é Miss Lowe was asked if she would e be idle. ‘Tt ee neitatork Ural bi . J eral authorites to-day by Magistrate| W, W, and other radical organiza enna r ested harg tdle here: are agitate SINE |} kan gta Many wore red carna-|copb of the Harlem ( fo Jefend any one urr on charges stematically the strike of about|tions or red roses in their button| Abramowit alan (tne stardly outrage,” saig/f being impleated in the plot, She : : : ay, 09 ee a ee mae ore AiSIAVEA PAIR hatcine eT amt eo Gumtardly outrae falt| said sho would if they were members HIS ‘is the first time these suits have ever been Tho police have records showing : . - Stre 5 t 4 peach wet Plant) of the Industrial Workers of the : : *, Polloe ave ‘reoords. showing } denounced the Pollen Denart=| Streets, by Patro ho Kast] and a very stagey plant by thone | cy offered at this low price. These suitsare taken Md m aeetings ridiculed the League of Nations} 104th Street ta n. this 7 t disered seal nee ' | influences secking to Gina Beak a lawvbe tt d . vn t a thn iad tab nates tof the {nelkhborhood that sev 1 i eanenee Day of pratem) wees in ft No. 4 from our regular stock and measure up to the $ rike ne regarded a an r nH padioa | Clete were arrosted: 9 fow ws 889! a6 the W. W. 0 : Rie ae Wan : ; H ; tally tho starting of a revolution ae eye ere praoiad With tyaterie [i connection With repor h plot | elie lee Mya: We aswociate of Muss Lowe in fighting the Franklin Simon standard of quality. nd have coupled the plea with an } to kill President Wilsor SIAL ACvOCNs Be wholesale deportation of members of ¢ applause. While t poke other * i k b “Only the anarchistic in Appeal to the fee of workers According to the patrolman, Abram: the 1. W 4 fow months ugo, said ey) sige Se eed ri eit bursting with oratory eagerly a owitz distributed’ three sorts of pam-{ countries like Russa whyn it was) io 4) te satel ine Lane xt Of wool tricotine, gabardine, serge, Rayonner Ke sire °% an opportunity to voice their ide phiets to pedestrians and attempted to[ruled by the Czar, who t . b w tae Lowe tha i emen ents, Ss a . the pornb plat Ty arn op aly 3) ise Bs ee cay!, “Don't be intimidated,” adv hand them to diners in restaurants, [the ‘doctrine of the decd, th Fee a Fa Ll ssiietioli cloth or checked worsteds, in navy, black and etectives were In attendance at all’ pee, ‘hy the discoverey yester¢ » Archangel pamphlet upor > CEE SO DEER UERN OR ¢ 40, “hy the ¢ a mphlet cal »| plated such plots, ; ° trike headquarters and all May Day pompbs in the Tuay aca punt! Astigriona acldlarh ce lass demi ghee |(eetee int aneara hea akin a Qn tho very face of the eviden wanted colors, meetings throughout the city, in & py somo ertr nsane person, or} arms. “Comrades,” it sald, “stop this] yy t h ; p|faid Mr. Recht, “th yme erimi i |W. sent to the home : Ma CaAiteel ba Ti ecntel to have a report of ip’ to get big {MFty work. ‘Train your guns on your| tr nwtoy of ( eg Grin e GAAAOL 9 ° ery spe 1 ane ifs ‘ real enemies, the aweaters and the cap: paehibtig’s rn z + MAN a y dupes mW c ~ . peoch n start tho POTBECU OD ee oe ee ee let we rt | injured his 1 r negro One of the best f it the LW WOMEN'S SUIT SHOP--Balcony Floor n tt id and radical Lenin, President Council of | maid. The I. W. W 1 ii n Comsninsior a howe Ww ike | “fT want you to recall that Police 1 and r ith toward Senator Hardwick. Whea York—at lense 1etings of ©! Commissioner Enright said not long rate tet | deportation cases word was Wat did one of the un comrades, that the Police Dey spartment 1S, eet petiicel pitsoneen? lature, was willing to present the ‘old ana of 'e f] The strikes d " ni » be used to hound Sovialists | se facts before Congre aa add “ support progra of paras! in this « [Pennsytvanta State Poller Disperse| “Tarn shocked beyond ‘nat ; ; 7 aing all labor “Until ASE HG Pan pS ee Apal trcrrnmereriiines eipaneR tinenttit “att possible in anor: Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets oners are Iree,” meaning Eugene V./t LWay KeeMad Leela cavice that | INDIANAL” Ye 1—Ra any group of persons, but it is so) vent a lua ; Hee his Debs and William Haywood, in prison | all laboring people should use every} Who started from Homer City t imilar (0 thabamh: plot which killed th t was planned ach victory aaa pha ,jmorning for India oh a nee ‘ n and systema cule that it for hampering the victory of the|means possible to procure the release jor ng for Indiana to. a several people in the Federal Build '@.,arke, ane Systematl iin yp TEM ammy abroad, and Thomas Mooney,!trom jail of Bugene V, Debs and|persed by & troop of State poli ing in Chicago, of which the 1. W. W. oredit the I. W. W." ST