The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-21
Reasonable Inscriptions Are Re.
sented and Nearly a Thousand
Per,ons Join in Another Small
Sized Riot Today.
CROWD GOOD NATURED BUT
DETERMINED IN IT'S WORK
Police Always Manage TO Reach
the Scene Of Attack a Little
Too Late, Until Near ths End,
= When One Is Arrested.
BY Associated Press

hg Associated trceH
Washington. june gl.-Thc persist
cucy Of suffrage scutlncl- a. the
white House In hosting banners
bearing Inscriptions Interpreted as
being Unreasonable" cuiminated ia an
auti-sunragc Demonstration there to-
day. WHEN crowd Of nearly thous.
and persons tore down the banners
for the second time today.
The crowds ,sctory was short
lived however. Tor ~ tea minutes Two
more banners had been obtained from
suffrage headquarters nearby.
Policemen asked the passersoy Go
Ict the banners alone
once earlier In the day. when the
suffragists appeared with a banner
bearing the same Inscription us that
torn down yesterday. a small crowd
demolished it without much demon
s'ratior Soon af;er noon. however
the scntinels rcappcared with "a new
banner stuutor than ,hc others.
which they expected the crowd would
have moro dimsuity in destroying.
the most part. but determined In us
work and ala not attack The women
who held the banners Police we're
forced 20 clear the Sidewalks iu tron'
Of the white House several times but
always munagcd 90 reach the scene
OF the attncH ON the banners just 4
WUmcu, too late.
The crowd was not organized and
.E#F Goa. .ftsr "a
the 4cutiuels ,hcms,lvo-. until w"m-
un modc-tlv dressed who had been
talking earnestly Co one ul the ~cutt-
noI- for several m.nutcs. suddenly
snatchcd one OF the banners and ran
into pruUsyl,au.a t.c"uc. In "A mo-
met ne crowd got into action and the
scutincIs were surrounded. one by
one their nags of purple. white, aud
gold. we're calScu from them ana torn
g. .hrcds enc standard bearer Miss
Hazel HunkIns game go tho last
cImucd upon tn, pedestal ut one OF
the White House steps ana raised her
bauucr as high as she euu.E over her
head IN an effort 20 save a. she la-l-
cd uuly e. NOM cut \ man took he
pole from her hand. broke 10 over ihc
mon gate and the nag of suffrage lr4l
To- the ground After an ,hc banner
al one entrance had been torn away
tho poltcv again tried e. uispcrsc Tie
crowd. but some one remembered tho
pl.k,t- ~ The Other entrance ana TO
thp footing Of -vurcg ut automobile
horns in the crowded avenue. the
crowd charged the banner bearers ~
tho other gate The work there MAS
ouickIy, done one woman tore "
lf.rn strip from the suffrage colors
uu hcr hat aud hcld ID h.Eh u1 "a pole.
She was immediately surrounded hN u
guard Of several other aunuEists and
cuuri, 90 takr the cUlors away from
her proved uuJNaIiug, tor several
minutes
Iu ihc end. however. Il met ih" Tat,
ol th, rest aud for the first tmr d
mauy months the White Nuu." gate
we're tree 81 suffrage color
one arrest was made. \ police
iul.ruu took into custody Mrs De,
E.,uardsuu. the wuman who. the pm
I.. said. suaichcd down the lirst ban.
r,r Later police RESERVES surround
eel the White House and Kept IN,
crow da moving.
Tho White House had st'idiasiI'
refused To- allow the police Co drive
tho silent scutiucl~ away. hiic.ah
have said they did not wish o. con
tribute tu any mart rdum.