The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1919, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919. as. G at every ec 0,000 | Re ALL TERRORISTS BEING WATCHED bot as lng taken throu | Nes been ‘eatabinbed, anit in an|to. ork with or “iis eect UpOR Store Hours, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.—Telephone Call--Greeleg)#409 | |" ‘Two witnesses have been found who| The identity of the witnesses is) The Attorney General said the best TOBLOCK THREATENED REVOLT sxscos"es-csccie sein sear |p aye” : e ; : |Paimer’s house only a minute prior |S0/e the second man wore rubber : ames \ ae heeled shoes or sandals similar to 96,000 Verdict for Bieyeltst. F | *@ the explosion there on the night] those worn by the victim of the homb.| 4 jury befére Justice Ketcham in the ~ @ontinved From First Page.) the date set and was acting on ite of June 2, Chief Flynn announced to-| Mr. Flynn believes the second man| supreme Court in Brooklyn returned « day. The proximity of these wit-|was about thirty feet away from the ey 5 eee informati ' dict of $6,000 to~lay in favor of fe Sen earmntion. out the country have nesoes at the moment, he believes |fFont of the house at the Instant Of | Noxander otek against, the Franklin | 5th Avenue ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 34th Street. @woop. He aid the departm: ie ie oat the explosion, far enoui wing Company. Lotick was injured | tate fuemnneiemmmmmmmmmenecens | been urged to promptly arrest ll per. |stised delay in placing the infers: injury, and that he fi ! motor | truck | a sons against whom there % any evi- | ™&chine inside the vestibule, resulting| mediately and probably fot out of fi | dence to warrant such action. in the blowing to bits of the man/the city that night. He te convinced | + 4 who tried to set it inside a minute later. Many cities are taking action in ac- | from. the berth cul Gear ke vee le cord with the warning sent out two | before the explosion, x days ago by the American Defense So-| Both men carried suit cases and) Chit Flynn to-day declined to| % clety. | Mr. Flynn ts of the opinion that the | make any prediction regard! This warning declared that recent Second man, who escaped, had anothed/of those directly connected with the! @ recently attempted outrages, and sald strikes and disturbances are only pre. |%0mb which he purposed using else- ‘arrests already made by his men Remarkable Value BOYS’ ALL-WOOL KNICKER SUITS { liminary to a concerted movement | Where in the city that night, but that! are not those of the persons chiefly | @ Wi i which is scheduled to develop during | he was so scared by seeing is partner | soug! Las y ith Two Pairs of Trousers, Ss ti tho first five days of July. in crime blown to pieces that he fled nT mtg mtatonnag Commnitton aa. ° 10 75 uggestions herman sagrared without making any use of his bomb. | (Greg an increase Of the, waar o! lynn to $7,500. Mr. Palmer ex- ee - | PALMER KNOWS THE DAY Chiet Flynn said that while the! pressed the greatest confidence tn his bd | If weddings suggest identification of the two men, who| newly appointea official, whom he de- gifts, then gifts suggest [fl | SET BY REDS HERE FOR * | were foreigners, has not been def- scribed as the “great narchist @x- nitely established, he knows where Ovington’s. —_ It is the “ 99 | “He knows all - pitch Avenue shop which | “NATION WIDE UPRISING” ir smn was mre, "ie os stety sical Seo aa 8 — attractive Plot Which Seeks Overthrow of U. S. Government Covers Prices range from $2.50. i Whole Country, He Says. 600 BOYS’ BLOUSES OVI NG TO N’S WASHINGTON, June 19.—"We have 95c ived tices and got . ’, . 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