The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-07-29

emergency.
Adiutnnt General Dickson has or;
aered the entire Fourth Regiment
Illinois militia. to report In chieaEo'
qhe men are at Camp Lincoln, near
springfield.
Troubles OF the police were In
creased by rumors that a mob was
forming 10 march on the county jail
10 demand the release Of Thomas
ldtrreraId, charged with the murder
of slr-year-old Janet wilkinson. De-
taiIs were drawn from the reserves IN
response 10 that rumor.
GOVERNOR APPEALS TO Both
NEGROES AND WHITES.
GOV. Lowden called city ofncials
welfare workers, business men ana
negro leaders TO conference to-day.
ifa told the body that the cause OF
4iie race riots did not matter; that
they must be ended by full co-opera-
flon Of all classes. He madeenn espe-
clai appeal 20 business men to AID
indicating that negroes were dissatis-
ned With the recognition they had re-
rtivcd commercially for their war
work.
The Governor previously issued =
proclamation reading:
Il appeal 70 all citizens white
and colored. 10 obey the law.
There are no wrongs committed
by either race that cannot be bot
ter redresscd through the orderly
orocesses OF law than by mob
violence.
.srhe entire power Of the state
win be used TO restore order ana
punish those guilty Of iawiess-
neau. Il ls time for oil good citi-
ssns. white or coiored. 70 aid tho
authorities In every way possible
10 uphold the law"
A statement signed BY hve negro
leaders to-day laid the blame for The
riots on false and misleading articles
n certain leading negro papers and
fh. m advice given By would be
ieaders. who have inculcated false
sdeas An the minds Of many thousht
less coloped people pertaining TO their
rights upon termination OF the war
n Europe, regardless OF education
Property rights or citizenship"
8rATE's ATTORNEY sLAMEo
POLITICS AMONG POLICE.
states Attorney Maciay Hoyne
fssued statement in which he de-
elared that politics was responsible
f6r the present trouble.
..rhe Police Department IL 30 de-
h,oruiized by politicians. both black
ana white, ON the South side that the
bol,ce are afraid TO arrest men sup
b6sed 20 have political backing" he
nnid. ~.
Chicngo'g negro population TO-DAY
d tstimatei at'1tUo0o TO iSe'aao1of
which ahout 100000 reside on, ,the
south eide. There are two negro
Aldsrsnsn In the City Council
Practically none OF the $4,000
negroes employed by the big packing
companies at the chicago union
rioeh YARDS reported for work to-day
and/as a result several plants were
obliged 70 operate with curtaiied
force.
The police to-day issued warnings
for negroes to keep on the streets or
the south side until order is restored.
During last night hospitals on the
soath side became flled and doctors
were all overworked caring for the
injured. A negroes body was taken
into the establishment Of a white gn-
dertaker, and soon q crowd threat
ened 20 attack the place. News ~
mis- spread and thereafter oeao
negroeS would not be accepted py
: n 4 reported south Side pegroes
have more than 1000 single enot
Ilprfngfiied rifles Of a heavy calipre
type formerly used by the Govern
1hent and sold IN department stores.
col0red Aldermen deny this, put II "
admitted many OF the negroes are
armed and prepared 70 defend them
selves against aggression"
Among The new Victims found early
10 day was Major Fred Haynes OF
The ist lninois Infantry, who waa
discovered with a broken back In the
-iot area. He had not been on duty
NEW YORK MEN ATTACKED BY
NEGRO MOB.
Charles Achs. a manufacturer OF
New York, and his nephew, Stanley
strauss, were attacked by negroes
ana badly beaten before they could
abandon their automobile and nee 4
safety.
Last nights trouble started with
the throwing Of bricks and tn
flFlng OF revOlvers AZ 18th Street ant
Wabash Avenue az 7-Bo. In a hhori
tine Il had spread 20 the stoekyardi
dlgtrict, through the "Black Belt
and into Hyde Park.
Former soldiers and sailors werl
sgorn IN 10 aid the police, ever
available member OF the force beln
rushed 20 the feud area
An automobile containing Ger
Dickson, First Police Deputy John n
Alcock. Col r. r. Ronayne OF IA
Regular Army and Charles g. Fttz
morris, secretary 10 Mayor Thomp
eon. on an inspection tour. was nre
upon. BY anlpers near seth Street an
Vlncennea Avenue. None was hi
During a clash with negroes a sci
Rennt and corporal OF the lllino
Ir.-.w.ran ,uara wgnnnned AmOQg n