The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1921, Page 13

PARDON FOR DEBS AS CHRISTMAS GIFT, White House Statement Indi- cates Freedom for 53 War Prisoners. IINGTON, Dec. 21—President it is believed, is planning to riday afternoon the grant- ing of amnesty to fifty-three prison- ers held since the war for political The number will not include 8 of the I. W. W was learned at the White House on the st authority yea- If the amnesty policy inferred White House statement ts 1 closely the political prisoners follow will receive freedom in time to spend Christmas at thelr homes, unless these places are too far from prison. There will remain in prison 106 mem- | bers of th I. W. W. | It was learned in an Interview with Attorney General Daugherty at his office last evening that many of the 1, W. W. prisoners may be released for deportation to foreign countries at their own expense. Mr. Daugherty aid frankly that such a polley with respect to prisoners who are not cit- zens of the country ts sertously con- sidered. The one condition of depor- he said, would be that the ex- + should go to the country he came, if that nation is ug to recetvo him. Attorney General, who ts the as chief adviser in the mat- f executive clemency, Is bitterly opposed to the . W. W. He believes ahe anization to be composed of d Women sworn to overthrow r nd wreck the ovun- them unworthy of efforts that amuesty for political prisoners with the I. W. W. included, Though not so bitterly, the Attor- ney Genera: feels deeply on the sub- Ject of sll other war violators. ct, in last night’e interview he intention of seeking for some of the 12,000 un- ns Indicted for violations ation. we not try these cases Known that we are not © overlcok offenses against the nd the country in time of war?” ‘ked. ld it be possible to try the en indicted for violating the Act, now that the Esplon- » we could punish BENNETT'S DIAMOND AQUAMARINE & ONYX RINGS AT PRICES THAT MAKE GIFT GIVING EASY u are sure of the lowest jeowlry of ull kinds. arge here for ficial Read these wouderful WWW Ladi Fashionable, Fileres Genuine x ant #1 $14.00 Genuine Onyx Ringe with Diamonds. Square Shaped + $8.00 Oval Shaped. Diamond Platinum and Gold Pins $9—$15—$25—$32—$48 to $500. These are ox nal gifts. The prices ‘are surprisingly low. You Get Savings Worth While at Coamett's, Written Cuarantes With Every Purchase, ‘under a law that has been repeated, though the indictments were obtained before the repeal,” he replied. there are other laws which have been violated, and I don't see why we should not go ahead and teach these people & lesson.” conocernin, Eugene V. Soolaliet. fea IS CAPITAL BELIEF night examinin in the cases of tho ignated as political prisoners. In all, there are 179, but twenty-eight are at liberty om bond pending appeal of their cases and parole. President his gener: violated the war laws by expression of opinion Intended to affect the titude of others and against groups which acted cohestvely in their oppo- sition to the war. put. The President is known to harbor! ang says he will frame one, workable in every respect, and do the job in twenty days. And Gov. Millers re- {tually terate his| cently created Charter a Com- mission, of which Mr. Craig ‘s @ member, yesterday authorized him to] Preme Court Justice demonstrate his lightning-like pro- clivities as a charter tinker ‘At yesterday's meeting of the com- mission, Mr. Craig promised to reduce by Jan. 10 the bulk of the present Charter to at least one-tenth its size, peaaite tne) Were et Gare equip the city with every Inst veatige sisted a bellof that the President|of home rule power and make It as would make exceptions to the rule in|easy to understand as a fifth grade the cases of Charles Ashleigh and | school reader. Vincent St. John, who are sald to|contribute his services without charge Unwittingly former Justice Franc! a deep feeling on the question of syndicaliom and is expected to give express! it te believed, be will policy of considering each and every case on its merits, and possibly out- line a method of individual appeal thousand years, may hope for early | release. concerning the I. W. While there was no announcement Debs, the der serving ‘twenty years In fog kt pd the White House permit- it to be inferred he avould be among those pardoned Friday. The President spent six hours last e briefs submitted ten are out on In his announcement Friday, the expected to make known feeling toward those who ton to it, At the same time which the]. W. W.'s, now serving collective “Bentence of more than a . W.'s, th have been convicted merely becau they were members of the organ!,: tion, and against whom no eviden: jonera. “in ait, | Says He Can Have One Ready Years of time and thousands upon thousands of dollars have been ex- pended by various committess seek+ ing to frame a satisfactory Charter for New York City, all without re- were ited, provoked Mr. Cralg ide a Charter. During the RAG TOOT EEN NEW CITY CHARTER |x “| suppose the Comptroller could ite @ Charter in four i give mo a little time,” flashed] Tho f taking up the challenge, ite you a perfectly good It's a simple enough task.” “Fine,” commended this commission, mit at our ‘next meeting a new home rule charter that will meet all pur- Doses and demands.” Herman A. Meta, troller, le Ped two prom! Says ‘Go Ahead.” “T'll make good." « Mr, Craig explained the instrument he intends to frame will give the city sweeping general and specific grants It will leave to the Legi ly matters strictly of Stat concern, Legislative power for city matters will be vested in the Board Now comes Comptroller Craig|of Estimate and the . The former wi se} for the commissto’ He promised also to] Av am@ Other 0 the Stal ott, Chairman of the Char! building: of direct speech or writing was ad-'Craig has been conducting a wordy! Soouts and similar duced. battle since he and his associates was announced to-d: THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNE promptly moved by Jan. 10, and Commission | Craig ‘be Sadie hb candice carried. Mr. amiled and said: boroughs. ‘Doward J, McGolérick, former Su- ready by Jan. 10 a tentative charter draft on which he has been working. — JERSEY CAMP SITES FOR OUTING PURPOSES Available for Boy Scomty, Y. Mf. ©. ‘TRENTON, Dec. 21.—Camp sites in forests, where permanent may be erected, are now jon Commission, with whom Mr.| avaiinble for ¥. M. C. A. groups, Moy the Chairman. added Mr. former Comp- that make good his Board of Alde: li be akin to th and chief coun- in, will also have organizations, it ay by the State acres, ene oainp altes should be Addressed to the State Forester at Trenton, BDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1921. Department of Conservation and De- Ral ce pe GH ed bl purposes. ian} rou! wi nol charge ‘or the Commission, | imps, out they must comply, with certain character of the buildings and the use of the State property. restrictions respecting the oreét in Sussex County em- fi in Heations f Fifty-second Year For more chan half a cen- tury Lang Clocks have told the ruth, A Lang Clock ts alwaye a welcome Christmas gift. 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