The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919, lene Arion Singing Society, ‘Th 7 | mesnient wae went To-day to %, W. ciiman, President of the, spalety. By Acting Mayor Alexander Archibald af- kee, & conference with other city offi- als, The Acting Mayor took the position German singing might precipitate a riot. The American Legion has protested at the plan for singing in German, Acting Mayor of Newark Sends No- tice to Arion Singing Soniety. Singing of German songs will notrbe permitted to-night @t the celebtation in | | | | the new union says that the inkwork- Assurance was given the strikers | Negroes Believed Responsible for) Announcement Is Made by Home| Both Parents Given Equal Oppor tunity by Court to Visit « = ; INKMAKERS JON ite Phen tee tne Sagters 2 HELD IN 40 BURGLARIES LILLIAN SCOTT TROY COURT NAMES GRANDMOTHER’ GERMAN SONGS BANNED. |e: Je eeretars"sohor it ivehie ot) YN WESTCHESTER COUNTY | CAN'T RETURN TO ENGLAND GUARDIAN OF CHASE CHLDR celvil fi siz $22 -~ onan . — COMPOSITORS IN veh eke fy | the Brvcger Aucivoriem, a Be fhe path {nr abe ee Tee ae tens, have eee |. Reign of Terror Durldg. Last Secretary in the House of ——*__ a “ La epee | Two Months. Commons. | Them. | . ee WALTER G. MORSE DEAD. Special to ‘The Rrenmng World.) | LONDON, Noy. 12%—Replying to «| Supreme Court Justice Glegerich | " . pte Bhs. shy 14 bh PLAINS, Nov. 13. ~The police |queetion in the House of Conmons to- | to-day “signed an order giving to Mite. fa 2 en al deg ference day as to whether Lillian Seott Troy | Gertude nnia of No, 501 Weat ~ ae eat a neue Sein’. fer! of Mount Vernon believe they have In| would he allowed to return to England, 112th Street, custody of her two} . ~ Sark Strike Situatior? Still Tangled ! custody the burgiars who have been | trome Secretary Shortt said Miss Troy | stand-children, Marion Putnam Chase, | vane ote " s ANCd, | Waiter G. Morse, managing owner ot|creating a reign of terror in Weatohes: | hay been deported as an amdosieable | five, and Horace Gair Chase, three, | , ati With Pressmen Standing — | the Hotet Wotcott at No. 4 West rt | aiene thes tory Wecibe Ravenous ae allen ‘and that, for the aame reabon, | children. of Mr.gnd Mrs, Horace stan, ° a i Mia P 7 Street, H bet o > : ¥ 2 hs “lshe would not be allowed to return ey Chase je Oppo’ eS ; site Firm. i poh bor " see heat tae vite tered in Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, sd to both parents to visit the| Firms AVENUE & 37 Street ‘o-Aay in front of No. embers —— gral Larchmont, White Piains, Yonkers and! Lilllan Scott Troy, of San Francisco, | cnitdten, The order was issued on} lother towns during the past two months, | was deported. bythe British Govern-|writy of habeas corpus «bed out by| After eight houses on Chester Hill, the} ment last April, reaching New York on | th. mother Street and died in @ nearby Stationery he printing trades’ «situation is|shop. He was 57 years old and ls sur- apparently in more of a tangle than|V!ved by a wife, Hifzabeth arid one son, PockeET KNIVES, PENCILS AND will remain closed before they will break faith with “the International | assume his duties as a member of a unions. The strike of the inkmakers,| Federal Grand Jury and was stricken while it does not directly affect the|presumubly “with acute indigestion, employing printers, it is said, will| While on his way to luncheon. reach them jn its effect in time unless préteXéun Mumaodtis abeton tbe ony eae aha By BRUSSELS, Nov. 13.—King Albert, residential @ection of Mount Vernon, | Apri] 21, One ground for the objection) Chase is an of ~ i ven ever with the seceding pressmen| irs A, ale fresiman had been entered Inst pight, Mount] iayy "pen that. she shad. Worked. Ine | stieged by. his. % IOUSANDS of Positions » { Mr. Morap, who with two other! Vernon police this morning arrested a|fatiuably to secure the re . ‘iaily olfised te ia “ standing “pat” and the employing | Springfield, Mags, mon bought the Wol|negro who gave his, nathe (as John |Raron Touts von, Horst, interne IN curing permixafon fr CiGaR CUTTERS 60 Pia are = ‘ere the (s S, > ernment in 1 , @ t r, an e printers declaring that their shops party Ito a peo held ps fea dow Henry, No. 220 Prnce Street, New , the, British Government im with thas t OF LD AND \TINUM tenders of. T — York City ; 7 ¢ World: Help r+ Wanted advertisements. u Money and Jewelry was/govermment over the settlement of found in his possession. \Von Horat’s busipess after She was an asain dead, left the‘ hotel this morning to have entered were those of Mark D.!and had an intimate knowle Stiles, President of the Mount Vernon | affairs. ‘Trust Company; H. D. Lowe, Frederick aes - - , E Curtis and V. V. 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