The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-14
TO EDUCATE WORKERS.
Labor and Ministers United for Cam
paign to Begin Soon.

Labor members and the Ministerial
union are to cooperate for the educa-
ton of the working people.
The following resolutions adopted
by the ministers and the Industrial
Council fully explain the purpose of
the campaign which is soon to open:
To the Industrial Council of the Labor
Unions, Greeting:
Comrades: At a meeting of the
Ministerial union of Topeka, held May
., a suggestion looking toward better
corporations between the labor unions
and the churches for the betterment
of the community was received with
great cordially. The following com
mittee with power" was appointed
to act with representatives of the In
dustriaI Council: Thos S. Young, chair
man, F. n. Lynch, Ralph Ward, w. H.
Scrivner, o. T. Deever
This committee would respectfully
suggest the following:
1. That monthly mass meetings be
held on Sunday evenings with the va
rious churches.
2. That the city he divided into
four sections as follows: East side,
North side. central section and outly-
ing districts.
8. That a service be held once each
month in succeeding sections. begin
ming with June, and in the section Sc
lected by the Industrial Council.
4. That in these services shall be
considered questions appropriate to
the promotion of this better co-opera-
ton, and they may be selected by the
speaker for the evening in conference
with the committee of the Industrial
Council.
5. That when the order of sections
is settled that an invitation will be
extended to the Industrial Council by
a church in each section in order
Respectfully submitted by the COM
mittee through the fraternal delegate
of the Ministerial union. Rev. T. S.
Young.
To Workingmen. Employers, Students
and Citizens of Topeka
Labor in its organized capacity is
engaged not only in a great struggle
for proper recognition of its eco
nomic and Industrial rights, but is en-
gagged in the study and solution as far
as it may be possible of the underlying
principles that enter into and govern
the relations of man to man in their
positions as employer and employe To
further this end and encourage the
| greatest possible interest in this sub
! ject the Topeka Industrial Council
| has arranged for series of educa-
| tional meetings which shall be open
and free to the public at large. The
| first of these meetings held under the
| auspices of the Topeka Industrial
Council will be held at the city audi
| forum May Is, at p. m. and will be
addressed by Prof. f. w. Blackmar
! professor of sociology of the Kansas
State university. Lawrence. Kan, on
the subject of 1.-The Relations of Capt.
| tai and Labor This subject will be
treated in broad. liberal and compre-
| hensive manner that will be of inter
| est and benefit to the laborer, the en-
ployer, the professional man. the stu
! dent and all who are interested in the
study and solution of this great cues
| ton. and on behalf of the Topeka In
dustrial Council a cordial invitation is
extended to the public at large to at
| tend this meeting. Marshalls band will
play.
CSigned.) w. L. A. JOHNSON.
Chairman.
w. L. O'RRIEN.
B. MIFLLAN
l. GILBERG.
GEO NJ BUCHANAN
Committee Educational Meetings. To
peka Industrial Council.