The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1921, Page 18

es Ses gic = sre ~— ) t | snow TOENLST NLBERTY PARADE BLOCK STREETS “Women Join Men in Rush to} & Enroll for Anti-Dry March ‘3 July 4. ##More than 1,000 men and women HWere in line to-day when the Anti- ‘Prohibition Parage Committee opened ite headquarters for the enrollment Rf those who wished to signify their datention to march in the “Liberty Parade” of July 4. Heretofore organ- igations. have announced how many members they would turn out, but to-day was tho first opportunity for individuals to enroll. ‘Before the doors of the committee headquarters at No. 1263 Broadway fare opened at 12.30 it was evident Me crowd would block the street and heisquad of police was sent to keep he persons in line. baly a few minutes and wished to get back to work. | "The consideration shown to persons, men and women, who said they had Vides of those Jerseyites opposed to in France, the police say, | the Volstead Act was to come across the fiver and join the parade in the project 4f participating in th New York demonstration Was aban- doned. A committee, of which War- teh Dixon, a lawyer, is Chairman, i President of the New Jersey Title | : : Guarantee and Trust Company, ia | Captured Under Bed After | treasurer and will receive Sia Grabbing Check From Wife | tions at his office, : ‘ of Wounded Soldier. Union Hil, West New York and other| After grabbing a $90 check received| sities In North Jersey, inviting them | ¢4om (he GoverAment tiy Mrs, Bleanor to join the parade Mayor Hague | Achit'a husband, who war wounded will lead the Jersey City march and | sb mas Plans are being drawn for nu-|thur Avenue, the Bronx, threw Mrs merous fonts. Citizens along the richt to the atroet at “Moth Street proposéd route of the parade have pledged themselves to hang out flage ROBBER THROWS New Yor was formed to-day to take charge Invitations will be sent out to-day | it is planned to have the delegations | 399 Ar and banners, Goy. Edwards, in thix| noon to-day, and Lexington Avenue and -ran, at Hundreds had| * | When it became apparent that! | some 40,000 men and women had . pS pit their intention of marching, ’ ne jof the details, George 1. Smith, | | to the Mayors of Bayonne, Hoboken, from other cities led by their Mayors, | Cassio, twenty-one, of No. letter accepting the invitation to re- the United States Supreme Court had HER NOMY. (From the New Haven Rewiater,) Wife—The tailor said he coupdn't make the gown for leas than $126, so | ‘ sicker” telephoning, dear. view the parade, said the decision of | p, |Gondre of the Fast 126th Street Gta- not change is opinion that the 104th Volstead A unconstitutional —eanasendidGpiinineeinien 1; veatibule of No, 102 East 117th Street, I told Lim to go ahead, | where he pushed in a door and en- Hub—Why “in the world didn't you|tered. The patrolmen, reinforced by consult me franet want to spend | Detectives John Shields and John {Crosby of the Hast 186th Street Sta- Her screams attracted, a crowd. atrolmen Jacob Lamaréof the Kast Street Station and George jon chased Cassio, who. xan into the trashed throigh a large plate giase door and continued up four flights, jome to register and had made it heir business, for a part of the day knyway, gave up their places and 9 to the end of the line, H eiae of the crowd and the ex- ‘was eon known along In the headquarters a corps of as- ‘was busy receiving the en- reliments and answering questions. C. ~H. Buhler, the Executive Secretary, ~Sanounced that the headquarters fwould be open every day from 9 A. M. until 6 P. 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