The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-19
MOVE TO DRIVE
JACK JOHNSON
EROM CHICAGO
N1omen's Clubs Join Against
Negro Pugilist Accused of
hducting White Girl.
OTHER CHARGES MADE.
VIII Go Beyond Mayor If He
Does Not Act-Johnson Men,
aced by Crowd on Street.
OTHER CHARGES MADE.

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Aroused to action
BY the reported statements Of Jack John
son. the negro pugilist. women's clubs
throughout the city are banding together
In . determined effort to drive him from
Chicago The Woman's Club of Chicago
and the woman's Party are the first Of
the organizations to take up the matter.
They will hold meetings and make. q
formal protest TO the city administration
unless the Mayor takes action.
Il 10 pointed out that Johnson's alleged
statements about his ability to get" the
beDt white women in thS city and his
reported insulting manner toward Mrs.
Cameron Falconet. mother OF Lucille
Cameron. the white girl whom johnson
4 accused of having abducted. have en-
ooldened other members OF his race.
When the pugilist stopped his auto
mobile In front OF a downtown bank to-
day such a crowd gathered that police
were called to clear a path for his ma
chine.
Mutterings against the fighter were ut
tered by several white men, but there
was no open demonstration. A few ne
gToes cried ''iurrah for Johnson"
johnson paid no attention to the
crowd. but guided his car gracefully be-
. tween the two lines Of men. Once at the
, edge of the crowd he drove away
Unicidy.
There was a widespread rumor DUR
ING the forenoon that johnson had
been shot. IT was wholly erroneous.
Police stations were deiuged with in
Quiries and telephones In the news
paper ofYiccs rang continually for con-
Mrmation Of the report.
johnson put a quietus on rumors
that he had been shot by appearing 4
Judge Hopkins's Court to-day to an.
swer to the charge Of abducting Lu
Gle Cameron. Q white girl. HIS bal
was raised from 800 to $500 and his
case continued until Oct. 90 The Negro
arrived IN court ten minutes late. ant
Attorney Erbstein for the mother %
Miss Cameron demanded that his bal
b Soyfsatsd. This was refused by ths
Judge, but later when johnson at
check Erhstefn's objection was upheld
snd q professional bondsman furnished
the additional 500.
johnson was apparently In excellent
Uarits.
Don't get mad. Charlie" he jibed n,
Attorney Erbstein.
Il wiah you would instruct the de.
fendant 70 confine his remarks to his
\ own attorney" said Erbstein to the
court.
II have Q 10000 business place In
chicago" boosted the champion during
nh remarks to the court.
IAN illegal business. though" cut ir
Hrbstein.
"Aii\ right. Mr.. Mayor"
TT I were mayor ia close up your
Siace in two hours" said Erbstein.
''Will you marry Lucille Cameron
johnson was asked
TIN intending to marry her. no mat
ter what happens to her. not only e
show the people I'm perfectly on thu
square, but because love her., fell II
love with her the first night I met hel
In my cafe when she wac frs, intro
duced to me-"
A mdttimus ordering the detention o
Lucille Cameron was issued to-day b!
United States Commissioner. Foote. OF
application of the Dlstrct-Attorney
She was held under 81, ooo bonds. Mis-
Cameron will appear before Commits
stouere Foote Tuesday and 1t is ex
pected she will be taken before tn
Fdral Grand Jury on tn same day, Sh
was questioned by the Government
agents for two hours to-day, but re
fused to tell of her relations with John
SON
A report that Johnson had visite
the bank in an attempt to obtain $500
to- effect the girls release on bond
caAsed Federal officers to plan to re
move Miss Cameron to the county ja
at Rockford. III. United States Com
missioner Foote issued papers author
isIng her removal An hour after John
son had left the bank he had not az
peayed at the Federal Building and
was said that his effort to obtain IN
money had been futile.
Miss Cameron later was taken I
Rockford by "a deputy marsal. lie
hearing on a charge of dlsorderly cor
duct, which was set for to-day. wa
continued to Oct 20. She did not appea
In court.
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