The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-06-05
several ReEi.ests E.xages.

Several BeEi.ents Elgsged.
II al TIE 3anboret wnagh key, Tn.
S'eix swesf-:g md milling s9- hturs
AID kept busy hundreds q policemen.
the Twenty y-secvrsd Regimen O. Fo-
E1neers- the stxty-n.uth Ir.zrtry. ta,s
cecona FSeld Artillery. the Home De-
FENCE LesFne- the naval reserve, c<pury
sserEnt. TO szy nothing Of Deputy Pulioe
Co-nrnlsEioner LorS 1ssiFtzr, r-r.-~d
s1ntes Attorney Knox sne other ts-y ana
Government agents VINO had attended
the rneettnE. emily ore bon. vas broker.
Ac''o'cir-e TO the niduith; ton That
was the sau OF q mar who saie he mas
Charles wagner o. 1p1st wre., a.
nursed htneelf in u drrf r-or. w4Il.
waiting for q physjcsEn whom Z. had
called
Ins OILY person ar-esie1 IL Nunrs
rosn- Falaoe i-AsS wxr n elderly
wornAn. Ma May sztis-. who. rus. As
che stormy meeting ended threw from
he platform . shower o. ha,entrlp uhu,e
message wHs partly tocohe-er- By.
winch Ahd The itne -Deu'i Eeess-er, Ny
son She rAs taken 20 u police Eta
non where Ny. Knox sziS lie recarr lad
her az woman xhp hne Frequently
visited his unsoe Or urre-lrns e-raod,
which were of cos--5c importance 70 he-
esn NJ knerf avopEl That che rss
harmless Hnc hardly aware O. With: Ri.
vas doing ehe was reielsed
Nhle The meeting. winch was cu:
short by Emma CcidraE- when rY. a.
Tie daEen 1roCranrnec speakers had
denounced The Government 1na he SOL
o1err 70 nnetr hearty content snd when
oisoroer that had t~yrn early WAS
tnresser-ag 70 ewE-r9 the Whole -,er-
hfY- IN xrfA
hkrhrsguinE anarchists. pac1as-k. wo-lo
citizens ane sur,erlhtlre denpu-lce-k usea
he bale wordf -Do ncf rerls..-~-pher
this -necttIT bernn there nus; have e,eer
1S.eet ysersvrss yau-oe-1nx and hVwhng
~ the eoo-s AND trying 70 lx1ck n1e doors
down IN their frenzy 60 &c. IN
HAIL Ii Qsiekly FfIi~s.
The hal hse been. filed in twenty
! rEtnEtet Ano WIS closed 4 Little after
o clock The rufn begEn When ,hs
crowd outside realized tina; t w1s des-
tined 70 stay putsi6e al ereuirr And
hsIen 10 such seeuc-tve spyr-,dt q. c4.er-
wEul-ng ~ came through the open win
dowF from loveiy hEhts that we're going
. ur a. over the palace"
For -four blocks w hne down Southern
Rosierh-d n each e,rsctinn trsrn the
hall The nnes u noisy "citzens" rnoled
Hnd v1'ieTled. T,hree hundred policemen
In uniform hn& plhtn clothes stationed
by Deputy Cu-nrAnssiune- Lore nnl Che.
Inspector Schrri.tberFe- Were helued tr
Tve o. the hrtle HutoF ths; lodged here
and there with rhei- seRrchlirhtt cucrtr.e
o psth lno with the tvo policemen In
each rs ARMED with rifles in addition
II their E-icks and rerolperk In And
about the rrpwe were Slso q rur-rr Of
agents u rhe Department ~ JuE,ic. and
ne secret service Three men Of IN,
regular army were stationed az each
oour uf the building
Cbtcsilt and 3ee-s we're nunr AZ
company OF Home Defence LeaFu,rr
whp passed hut this par @, the pack
vIs pressed back TWO hiocks by the busy
| little H.vrers with their wicked little
I lights. Elsewhere OF Southern BouIe-
ward somebody's shout sIrvn with
milits-isn" Wa iosf II ar outpou-tnr
1 Of vnioef singing The MsrseIllsise."
and for . few moments Only sinrinr
4 could he heard and the ervwe stood
silent under its spell
kicked ssldiers on shIns.
/ Tn. meeting ended ane the soloi.-r
Who nae heen trying 10 keep order IN tn.
I hall emerged in solid sousde and started
marching north on the boulevard Thel-
! tll'Ttp Inc ltbQefF u- The
no-uonsc-ipfionists 1.-THE gathering ~ a
whole di6 not soern 10 lee distressed nv
ths thought pf conscription but sursee
here and tnere rs the leaders shputeo)
set w & buoinr hne TO hell with the
| soldiers" Some Of them trp.tinr alpnr.
side the sosti iers pert NO p-spe that they
Kicked the soldierr on the stlins The
men IN uniform retHliHted by Grabbing
the offenders wherever they could be
! Identified
The moving mon was row q cluster 81
fis; hErtt. knnclSles swinging without
| spscihl regard for The recipient q the
s.lcv The police keepiRx their lines
pretty straight and oollarsnF everybody
IN reach thHi SEEMED 20 nee6 H. sent in
four ambulance calls OF rheir way 10
the Simpson street police station
which is -four blocks rrotn Hunts Point
Palace. nut outside which q large parr
Of the hunts PUNT audience and the
people VINO stood outsid. eventually
| reached
One u the Eomt Defenders got q pris-
oner Ia the Jserson OF man who was
wpv-ing copy of Socialist PAPER
headed ''Eevpit Against Cpnsorip.ion"
Even utter The Bronx stopped fEhtinx
| its str'eots wars filled With orEtory. here
and thers On orator mounting q hox CT
. asFr<i sne cnnhdinE his sentiments to
osats~rcd % Sooe~e Pope