The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-11
VICE REPORT
FOR EVERYONE
IS THE PLAN
ALL INTERESTED IN STUDY
OF SOCIAL EVIL MAY
PROCURE COPY

Chicago. July 1.-THE vice report
Is out again
And this time there will not be a
limited number of copies. There will
be enough for ALL II win not be nee
essary to pay SIS. as some bibllo
lphiles were forced TO do to secure a
copy.
The fact that another edition OF
the book is 10 be published was made
known yesterday at a luncheon at the
| Midday club in honor of DR. David
Starr Jordan, president of the Leland
| Stanford Junior university and ma.
tional president of the American Wig
lance association.
The meeting was given over TO the
discussion of white slave traffic. its
evils and the results of the fight be-
ing made against it. The American
Vigilance association is printing the
second edition of the Report of the
Vice Commission of Chicago" A
single copy of this report Will be sent
I to any person interested or studying
Vice conditions and who viii make
a judicious use of II, but the book
lis not for sale or for general public
{ stribRtion.
To Print 10000 Copies
Applicants for copies will be re-
!quired to address the American Wig
lance association, the first use OF the
street, and they will receive a card
stating conditions on which copies
viii be forwarded The vice commits
son has had thousands of requests
for copies of the original edition, and
the same viii be turned over to the
association.
According to DR.. Jordan, who is
also president of the American Vigi-
lance association the rst use OF the
t'rm white slave" was made by Ma
foleon III. and was applied to con
script soldiers.
Regulation OF the white slave
traffic increases rather than lessons
the disease in the evil" declared DR.
Jordan. European countries have
given up the theory that segregation
and registration can lessen the dis
orders resulting from this evil. You
must wipe out the evil Yourself be-
fore II destroys your city"
Rules Abrogate Laws
Judge Olson, in reply 10 a question
pF Clifford Roe, said that the vice
commission published its report and
then quit that its work ended when
the commission made its report 10 The
city council. and that the council
even sought TO discredit the vice
commissions facts
RULES" said Judge Olson, made
by the mayor or police, stating con.
dilons under which resorts are not
l4a parrTfrfo6
cation OF the state laws. They imply
mat under other circumstances such
houses may exist and those who make
such rules are guilty of malfeasance
c. office"
Adolph Kraus. who has recently re. /
turned from Europe. said the sup-l
Efession Of vice is extremely desir-
able, but he hardly hoped to live 10 !
see any practical results along that
line.
zane Adams Speaks
Others who spoke were Clifford |
Roe, general counsel OF the associa- |
.ion; Miss Jane Adams and Mrs !
4enrotin. A letter of congratulation |
rom President Emeritus Charles |
\ Eliot, of Harvard university. was
cad.
At the close Of the luncheon Joseph |
3asch, one OF the committee OF ff-
cen incorporated to aid in enforc
ng laws against pandering. submit
ed the annual report OF prosecutions
4 such cases he report of years
'attle against white slaYers" show
d sixty-six convictions. Jail sen
fnces totaling forty-one years and
mes aggregating $13,474.