The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 9

av 2 dau rvaiive WORLD, PROFESSOR CALLS FORD QUOTATIONS LIKE ANARCHISTS ‘sialon Anti-War Views Attributed to} Manufacturer Read in any the American * * ters given out to-day oy Libel Suit. D as Tolstoy, and those who woul | achieve the same object by violence.” a MANY CITIES PREPARED — KELLN ER BROS. Fiurniture Jwenty-nine years selling Southeast Corner J5th Street.and Oth Avenue Show Activities of Mayors to Prevent Any Outbreak. Dete! sent by the society urging preparations to defend ves the “Reds” and recommending the forma- tion of emergency police forces of cit! gens. This proposal has brought ¢n- thustestic responses from the Mayors who told of the work already done in Aa | MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., June 20, Hil | J. 8. Reeves, professor of political Hig |economy at the University of Michi- Hil | can, was called to the witness stand William and Mary ‘well-trained body of Home Guards and ee ee ee tien | tal and in Lynn, Mass. Mayor e aval | Hig | He was shown an article by Edwarg | Marwhall, which was largely quota- | tions from Mr, Word, and asked if they were similar to those held by any ‘well known anarchists. M Prof. Reeves quoted from Mr, Ford | ing “Sethe trout <| TY TO ERECT BUILDING FOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT “The trouble is we are talking of this country, this State, this city, this Old Tenderloin Police Station Site to Be Leased for Ten-Story Structure, if Mo generations of pleased customers — it’s a record made possible only by giving exceptionally good value, We understand the responsibility of such a reputation and are adding many new customers on the same basis. You are cordially invited to visit “The Twenty-five Roome” on dieplay factory, as if it mattered.” Witness named half a dosen “An- archists,” as he called them, includ- ing Tolstoy, who held that nations are immaterial; only the people of the world count, “World brotherhood” as opposed to nationalism is an Anarchistio pol- ley, the witness said. Mr. Ford ad- vocated the former in the Marshall interview, Mr. Ford's alleged view that Gov- ernments are imposed on people and wars waged only for selfish reasons, the witness also held to be Anarch- istic. Other sentiments attributed in the Marshall article to Mr. Ford and) ure Board of Wstimate decided to-day erect a ten-story Department of Healt Building on the city-owned site of the old Tenderloin police station on ‘West th Street. The site is 100x100 feet. The plans will be completed by the middie of July. Borough President Frank I. Dowling, father of the scheme, pelieves the new building will be ready for oocupancy within a year. It wil not only contain the various health bureaus, but will house the sev- eral laboratories now seattered throughout the city. The decision te erect the B. Altman & Co. The Store will be closed to-morrow (Saturday) at 12 Noon called wane by the witness were: “I do not blame any man for avold- ing military service.” “War glorifies murder.” “To my mind the word murderer should be embroidered across the breast of every soldier.” “Pwo classes benefit by war, the military, class and the money lenders. “[ think that war is largely a mat- ter of gree me ‘on the part of those who Profit by “P at otiom is the last refuge of the acoundrs Prof. Reeves said these sentiments | Conary. were common t0 all of the well recog- | (FINE Routh, America, Ds nized Anarchist writers. There are| don't, building is partly @ result of the increase in the rent of the present quarters of the Health Department at Centre and ‘Walker Streets, Originally ‘the rent was $60,000 @ year, The last increase was $20,000 @ year, and to this was added extra cost of Mght, heat and power for running the elevators, President Dowling says the new building will mean @ yearly saving of $100,000 to the city. ——————_. WRIERDLY. ADVICE. Concert neers a rth nking ot Madison Avenue - Fifth Aveme 34th and 35th Streets Sew Gork Cid two classes of anarchists, he eaid,!three pounds, you know. TO COPE WITH RADICALS | Letters to American Defense Society nse Society, A warning had been | of Pevitumint by py # met! No Former Prices are quoted. 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