The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1919, Page 5

* epeape through windows, _ 50 SGHTSEERS ~_INGHINATOHW SEE GAMBLERS RAIDED Cone Policeman Silences Look- Out, Passes Barbed Wire and Captures 27. More-than 500 sightseers In China- fown had a thrill that was not in- eluded in their “rubberneck” fare at midnight last night, when they saw twenty-seven alleged gamblers, who fhad been captured by a policeman @inglehanded, marched downstairs and hauled away in patrol wagons. The policeman was Benjamin Bailey, who crept past two look-outs to the top floor of No. 16 Bowery, knocked down three Chinese who were @bout to sound an alarm, broke his ‘way through a barbed wire entangle- ment in front of a door and lined up every man in the room to await the Grrival of assistance. Bailey had ‘ar- ged with Patrolman James Sulli- van to call the wagons when he blew his whistle, and the clanging of bells attracted hundreds. Bailey's appearance in the room started a riot. Tables were over- turned and several men struggled to gather up money. Orders were shout- @4 to Chinese, who were trying to All finally obeyed Bailey's command to stand against the wall until they were taken and, in the dim corridor, gave the appearance of a couple of feet of the “west front.” Bailey succeeded in getting part way up the stairs by turning up his coat collar and numbling something when he was asked for the “pase- word.” He was recognized jn a mo- ment and prevented the look-out from pushing an electric button only by knocking him downstairs. ‘The alleged gamblers, brought be- fore Chief City Magistrate McAdoo to-day in the Tombs Police Court, were paroled until 2 o'clock to-mor- row afternoon. ne LAKE STORM IMPERILS SHIPS PORT ARTHUR, Ont., Nov. 6.—The freighters Glenivet and Glenmount, en route to this port light, for grain, are forty-eight hours overdue after one 0 the heaviest snowstorms and gales ever known on the Inkes. They have no wireless, The J. H. Haggarty arrived after a rough trip. Mextean Envoy Here to Ran for Preatdency. MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6—Ignacio Boniilas, Mexican Ambassador to the United States, will be a candidate for the Presidency of Mexico in the elec- tlon to be held next year, according to a telegram received at Queretaro from Bonillas in answer to a letter sent him by members of the Democratic Party. Ambassador Bonillas is the only civil- jan candidate thus far announced. poh ie Exempts Mine Claimants From As- nesnments, WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—The resolu- tion suspending mining laws requiring annual assessment work on claima this year was day for his approval. It exempts mine claimants in the United States, includ- Ing Alaska, frorh spending at least $100 in labor or material on each claim lo- cated, but not patented. i Harvard Fund Now 89,205,050. mittee announced at noon to-day that in custody. 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Four men accused of criminal anarchy were brought before the police line-up to-day to be looked over by detectives and to be arraigned later. | They were arrested last night in a raid on a m is of radicals at No. 23 St. Marks Place. Detective Michael Fiachetto of the Italian squad led the raid and broke up the meeting, at which about 500 were present. ‘Tho prisoners said they were Jacob Ballin, No, 1976 Bath Avenue, Brooklyn; Irving Salkins, No, 124 South First Street, Brooklyn; Paul Cisz, No, 254 East Third Street, Manhattan, and Joseph Kozizk, No. 643 Kast 1ith Street, Manhattan. |. The raid led to the discovery that a big open air meeting of radicals had been planned for next Saturday after- noon in Rutgers Square, The call was issued in the name of the New York local of the “Communist Party,” and @ “demonstration” was billed. A citizen passing the meeting place last night heard utterances that struck him as seditious. He telephoned the police and the raid followed. —$——»s Jolce that we are to have an Assembly- woman from the Nineteenth District, The women candidates who lost are taking their defeats philosophically, for women are as 6 losers as men every time."* number of registered women tho voted ind with the veteran way they handled their ballots. They have passed the umateur stage. “As to the women candidates, I re-~ (Meier eee IMPORTERS SINCE 1866, 0 : PARIS MrGibhouw & Co. 1 AND 3 WEsT 37TH ST. ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUE - SCARCITY To-day the demand for long-length Lace Shas Ins greatly exceeds the supply on and. McGibbon has ready for fastidious Home- keepers Lace Curtains in long sizes, or sash if necessary. LONG LACE CURTAINS 3% and 4 yards, BRUSSELS- LACET ARABIAN-LOUIS XV MARIE ANTOINETTE-ELIZABETHAN WOMEN ARE GOOD LOSERS. Miss Mary Garrett Chairman of the New York City League of Women Voters, said to-day: FICELLE Btore Oven from 9 A. M. te 6:30 P. 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