The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 17

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The Seoretary of State explained In view of Germany's conduct dur- ing the war, he explained, ‘the dif- culty in maintaining a strictly judi- cial point of view in arriving at de- cisions. “In the end,” he said, “it was de- cided that a report could ‘not be made charging the Kaiser with legal erin inality for beginning the war or | vading Belgium and Luxemburg, was recognized that he had committed @ great moral crime, and unpardon able offense. against humanit the commission was forced to find that there was no positive law de- claring such acts as he had com- mitted to be criminal and imposing @ penalty on the perpetrator.” JOHNSON MUST PRODUCE ALL LETTERS IN MAYS’ CASE Subpoena Served on American League Boss to Present Them This Afternoon. President Johnso& of the American Baseball League was to-day served with @ subpoena calling upon him to produce in court this aftemoon copies ‘of all letters he has written in relation to the case Piteher Carl Mays of the Yankees and originals of all his answers; particularly the letter John son referred to vecterday as having been written ' re tt ‘and, In this ohneun is said to have asked Hildebrand (o “sound the Boston players out’ with reference to the Mays matter. Three motions by the New American club in an action to prevent any Interference by Johnson with the club's use of Pitcher Mays w for a hearing this afternoon before preme Court Justice Wagner. -——- CAR KILLS WOMAN SHOPPER. it Su- Walks in Front of Trolley Trytug te Recover Bundl Mrs. Julia Hoehmock of No. 776 Clin- . the Bronx, was instantly morning when she walked into @ Westchester Avenue car near Jackson Street. She had just left a store with an arm load of bundles. ‘They slipped away from her and while trying to recover the he walked in front of the car, Hus Fo: \ are Anse . announces that the convention called at Atlantic City Sept. 18-19 has been postponed to Novy, | 20-21, Uncertainty of pending legisla EXTRA TROUSERS FREE! Strictly Custom Tailored Suit to Order tion is cited as the reason for pastpone- ment. 20 ‘Advance Sale of Fall & Winter Styles | ou are sure to pay a undreds of yards Rosedale Woolens and Commodore *20 An ordinary cheap urch St., 1432 B’way, New to irder $20 $12 4 i United States Wortseds Rosedale Woolens Commodore Worsteds { | MR. 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FRiD | the processes by which the Peace | Commission reached its dedision re- | warding the fate of the former Ger-' man emperor and others charged with responsibility for the war. York | ORDERS WOMEN TO REMOVE ' RENT STRIKE PLAGARDS lady Pending Adjustment of Higher Rates. Magistrate Schwab in the Harlem police court to-day rebuked the four tenants of Mrs, Dora Eskria of No 64 East 119th street whp decotated ber windows, walls and fire escape with placards announcing that they were on strike on account of high rents. 4t was also stated that the quartet had col lected the. rents for this month were holding them out until the landigdy signed an agreement that there wéuld be another Paise for a year 'l think the tenants are going mad,” sald th “They think be- J it that they haye e how the owner ty. If any te » and it Is proved ie and rother places placards 1 shall fine him he with strike | very heavily On the promise that the signs would | |be removed and that the landlady would not be molested pending an ad+ justment of nr by the Mayor's Committee diss missed. INJUNCTION NOW PLANNED | TO PREVENT FARE BOOSTS the pr dings were Burr Will Ask Writ Against Nixon —Hylan Won't Attend Flush- ing Meeting. | Following a conference to-day with (Mayor Hylan, a writ of 1 was prepared by Corporation |sel Burr, which he expects will Service Commissioner mitting higher fares in ection strain Py | | Nixon fro anhattan and Queens Railway and alao revoke the order in the of the North Shore Traction Com- pany Th utes dects * in the An mont also wax made that heithor the rporation | Counsel w © rehoaring Jin the North o this evening Jin the Flush wn Hall, This re- jhearing was at by Mr. Nixon in |response to at application irom the | | oration Counsel, Ills office will 4 through Assistant Cor- | poration 1 Vietory ration unsel Burr he did not intend to ting he ‘ applied for a rehearing, not for @ mass meeting.” Machine goods, ,all the Latest Hi TIM Wh Meet Again, blew a axa) 0 treband ° to Her Own, int ya w ir Te Desired.) aaa! Genuine Oak Buffet fle. 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