The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1920, Page 16

‘to Author | of World’s Trouble, wiet~ it 458 West 54th Stront, Treasurer ot the Longehoremen’s Unioh, was sertenced to not less than five years and two months nor more than | ten years end Teur months In Sing Sing | this morning ty Judge Crain in the Court of Getieral Sessions. Kerr pleaded guilty to manglaughter in the firat de- | reo of Lawrence Walsh, No. 12 French | Street, Corona. In J. « The shooting took place at the Union's headquarters, at No..785 11th Avenue, the night of Dec. following an argu- ment, in which Walsh accused Kerr of having him pusted aa steward and treasurer of organisation. ‘There were no eyewitnesses and Kerr, who ON, Feb. 13.—A ; mote, says the @ strong appeal to troubles. is being drawn } emperor in a! the Supreme A is energetically insist- mation of Versailles Treaty , if the Germans refuse to r men accused of war crimes, ry_be tried by default, says the Paris, r) that sho try d culprits, is “no more likely pled at London then in war. Bepeallcnn to its veterans. /details will be decided at a Legion for this Stat mue! 7 Holjand regarding’ the extra- | Ig of) former Emperor Willlam despatched to-morrow, accord- | g, the Evening Standard to-day. not to create preater dif- in Europe by insisting on the asylum for the man charac- @ as the author of the world's other sources it was learned ize the concerted view of that the presence of the) " Holland was a pito the peace of Europe. is, Feb. 13.—Premier Miller- France, who is attending the Leaders Agree to Put “Through Pay Mesure. NL ¥, Feb. 18—Friday, nth, proved to bo a lycky New York veterans of \the agreed to put . pil granting a bonus by to be arranged between | posed ive leaders and office: tad beep drinking, claimed he shot in new Allied | | self-defense VIMY HERO ENLISTS HERE. | vor of Princess Pats Has U. Oltine jestored. Lance Corporal Harry Edw’) Wal- Newspaper, ters, one of the four survivors of the the Dutch | princess Pat Regiment (th Royal Field Artillery) was to-day restored to his American citizenship in order that he might enlist in the American Milford Street, Brooklyn, was ¢al into the Federal Court by Corpl. Mau- tice Evkenazi of the recruiting eta- tion at No. 8161 Fulton Street. He Was slightly wounded at VilIny heat ‘Wajters took advantage of @ spect act of Congress passed for the benefit of Americans who had renounced thoir citizenship in order to British and French forces before the advent of the United States in the war. os ee = U. 8. 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