The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1919, Page 10

i ~ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OOTOBER 28, 1919. “‘Reds’’ of Various Hue Light Up Emma Goldman’s | Cheery ‘Coming Out’ Party \ iz . A Serviceable st Closing out of the shoes | tmade for over-seas work * at $10.00 and $11.85. The | Speech Is the Only Thing Free peal mies beng would and Philippine Island Only considera’ more, A 4 | Dark Object at Banquet. Tt is of sturdy construc- } ae | on phe durable and Once upon a time there was a| setdnoe prety La lCandidate for President who kicked up a terrible towse because the Gang Made of flexible tan calf was getting up a Dinner in His Honor skin, on the straight inner- |that was going to cost more than One line last, this shoe will be | Dollar a Plate, They had to call it found in strict accord with | off. the Coward standards of How times have changed since comfort, protection and | Hannah died was shown by the com- 4 ‘The long wear, ing-out party at the Hotel Brevoort . last night in honor of dear Emma * Goldman and good old Alec Berkman, Sold Nowhere Else two of the most popular anarchists now waiting for boats, by 200 of New ho James S. Coward York’s most eminent reds, scarlets, G rubles, flesh-cherry-peach-and lob- reece wie St. KY.C, ster-color citizens. ‘shaaeeaia Weer warren The feed was given tn aristocratic Fifth Avenue, It cost $2.50—twenty bits—a copy. rreds'Sterd Madras, All sizes in stock. ONE POLICY 32 YEARS OOM ON Fortunately we bought these garments some time ago. Bought at present wholesale prices they would call for a retail price considerably higher than a $5.00 garment. The fabrics are of unusual quality—White White Cheviot, colors and White Sateen with attractive fancy trimmings. UTSCi BR Inspect Our Stock of Furniture, Rugs, Pianos & Phonographs. It Is ree || McCutcheon’s Fifth Avenue Men's Wear Dept. 33d St. Ent rane CAPITALISTIC PRESS REPORT- ERS WERE BROKE. Everybody enjoyed it except cer- |tain minions of the capitalistic press, who, invited to the party, were shooed off to the Press Table and, once seated, were waited upon by the ex-Ambassador who acts as the Bre- voort’s head waiter, The reporters strolled tm noncha- lently one by one. The conversation was usually something like this: Head Walter—You will have the dinnaire? Yes? No? Reporter—You can bet your life I'll have the dinnaire! Dinnaire is MY middle name, Duke, Me for the old feed bag. Oh, boy! Head Walter—Two dollars and a half. Reporter—Ie that so? Anarchists, eh? Two anda half! Some party! Head Waiter—You will understand it Is not me; the lady sald to show the reporters to the press table, but if they have the dinnaire they must pay, each two dollars and a half. Reporter—Well, to tell the truth, I VASAT Men’s Pajamas at $5.00 the suit Mercerized self NEW YORK'S LARGEST E FURNITUR’ @ STORES just had my dinner and—no, I guess you can count me out. CALL REPORTER 18 THERE ‘WITH THE DOUGH, The only reporter who broke over was ell-looking young buck from The Call, organ of the Socialists, who brought to the press table the pret- tlest gal this side of Poughkeepsic, and to rub it im on his separated brethren of the capitalistic press, peeled a fiver off a bale of bills and duffed into: MENU, Hore-d’OEuvre Assortis Huitres Blue Points | WOMAN ANARCHIST | WHOIS NOW TOASTED ts AT $2.50 BANQUET, ve de to en la sa fil ONLY ONE I. W. W. MAN MISSED A STROKE. Number Three man at No. 7 Table Proved a little clumsy on Test No, §— the salade melangee, which looked a trifle overripe, anyhow—but outside of this as it were, cul bangpong, not an L W. stroke. An hour and a half was wasted in eating and it was 9 by the clock when Leonard Abbott asked everybody to pull up the chairs, and stated that we were here to pay public tribute to two of the greatest and most ideal- istic fighters the Cause of Freedom has in all the world to-day. No idea, Brother Abbott said, was ever destroyed by force, by imprison- ment or by deportation. At a time of war hysteria, Emma and Alec stood true. Mr. Abbott read a telegram from Jacob Margolis of Pittsburg, the radical lawyer who braved a Senate Committee last week on behalf of the steel strikers, paying tribute to Miss Goldman and Mr, Berkman as “two of the greatest lovers of liberty in America.” HARRY KELLY, FULL OF PEP, WENT BIG. The next r was Comrade Harry Kelly, described as the “one man who the Ferrer School the Ferrer Colony.” Kel was full of pep and went big. There was hearty laughter when he recalled that in the old days, before the world got lit up —the dark old days—the motto down in Mulberry Street was “When in doubt, arrest Emma Goldman.” | Lola Ridge, who writes for the Modern School Magazine, organ of Ferrer fichool, read the beautiful poem she wrote to Mr. Berkman while a plutocratio Government had him in the pen at Atlan’ just for telling young men not to a wal- lop at the Kaiser, The began: “Can you see me down there?” There THE ONLY REAL PROOF That Our Prices Are Below Present Wholesale Cost §} Srring and mat- G extra. We iment of Si BED AND SP RIN’ G i Universal? Model, BIS- SELL CARPET SWEEP- wR, ive absolute satisfaction, LarBest distributors of Bis~ 3-ply American Walnut Veneer or Quartered Oak 919° in Dost. Yolly guaranteed to| Sno" 15.25 im the city, ..., | Open Mon. & Sat. Evs., Including Clothing Dept. In Bkn. Store, UPTOWN 3PAVENU > CORA23d ST. 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At the head table with Emma and Alevy and Leonard D, Abbott and Harry Kelly and Lola Ridge sat Dr. Michael M. Cohen, Dr. A. L. Gold- water, Harry Weinberger, Alex Cohen, Anna M. Sloan, Rosa Tuster and Aline Barnsdale. Not all of those present were Reds or even pinks, for sitting at a table with the Gilbert Roes was Bolton Hall, whose “Three Acres and Liberty” has di- rected more than one family from the submerged subway to the high grass. Nearly everybody who spoke took a slam at Government (laughter), Secretary Baker, President Wilson, conscription, etc. The only thing free at the party was speech, and there was so much of that that the first milkman was banging his cans around Fifth Avenue at Eighth Street before either Comrade Goldman or Comrade ‘Berkman was introduced. Up to that hour ndbody had playfully tossed even a teeny-weeny little bomb. ANARCHISTS FEAR THE PHILIP- PINE ISLANDS. Both the prominent anarchists ex- pressed a willingness to be deported to Russia, and a fear that the United States may send them to prisons in the Philippines, Berkman called the Philippines the “American Siberia.” The revolution, he declared, “is on.” “The thing that shocked me most in prison,” Emma Goldman said, “was the ‘auto spiritual isolation.” Kate Richards O'Hare can sleep well o° nights in prison, because she 1s a So- cialist and has a clear conscience. I didn’t sleep so well; I am an an- archist, But my experience in jail has made me more rebellious than even, and if there are Department of Justice agents present I want them to understand and report that per- secution will not shake my ideals one iota.” Molly Stelmer, Miss Goldman re- ported, is on the fourth day of an Ellis Island hunger strike The famous anarchist also had a mesage from Kate Richards O'Hare. “Warn the world,” Kate said as Emma bade her good-by in prison, “to keep its blood-stained hands off Russia.” Louis XVI. Period Bedroom Suite, Finished in Mahogany, THAN PRESENT WHOLESALE COST. CREDIT ACCOUNTS INVITED GOLDEN 399.15 OAK BUFFET 29 With French plate mirror top. Goi sanitary — lined drawer and large cup- board, BROOKLYN NUE A f BROADWAY DOWN TOWN SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS asia MEA 38 Greenwich St.nr.Battery Pl, 132 Broad St., nr. 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The friend said that the chief evi- dence against Miss Goldman consist- ed of the record of the trial at which she was convicted of violation of the Espionage Act, and of addresses she had made before that time. Miss Goldman's defense against the attempt to deport her is that she became an American citizen not only through her father’s naturalization, but also through her marriage to a Jacob Kersner, whom she has not seen in more than twenty years. Harry Weinberger is her attorney. At the opening of the hearing Miss Goldman made a statement, in part vival of the ancient days of t ish Inquisition or the more ri policy of deportation | #tep jtem of exile for the high tr and industrial reconstruction, |day so ing was’ conclud as the Gi on anarchy. band has a week in which to file further | brief or testimony. \ een Le CE CE TC LEED LL, st | stoCrath's Name Gos On Mattot by |an ortor Airecting tha Roard of leo. he very outset ot this hearing Court Order. Sen place hia name on the ballv ogiste otest as . t the same time he dented fF chamber proceeding Supreme Court Justie Glegerich |} ougnt by Henry J srarpty te eae nirit is nothing less th. yesterday granted the application of |. 'the poard of Elections to tnel Patrick J. MeGrath, independent can-| Pty name in the ballots as an tader aed |didate for Municipal Court Justice in/ent candidate for Assemblyman srom the 6th Municipal District, and signed!the 22d Assembly District, t McCutcheon’s Handkerchiefs § The patrons of The Linen Store will find the offering of Pure Linen Handker- chiefs as charming and as varied as ever. ry funct third degree system of Cz: sia. It requires np great prophetic gift foresee that this new governmental the first into bu ANG towa duction country 8 tertaining new ideas of soci To- alled aliens are deported— native Americans will be morro’ nished,’ larry Weinberger, her lawyer, said st night that the deportation hear- yesterday, so far He Reg. 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