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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-14
Kapitalisticna delitev.

Toxic. JapOnSka. - re dni sta
Sc mudila V TEN mestu ameriSki
multimilionar Nelson Morris in
njegova zcna. Xxi sta ma poti okolu
Sveta. Obiskala sta tudi indiiski
dmbar Delhi ter nato prepoto-
vala ma aytOmObilu vso Indiio in
otok CeylOn. kjer sta bila costa
maharje Baneresa in guverner-
ia.
Morris ie kupil wee starih indij-
skin draguljev, med mimi je mai.
valnejSi neki znani emerald. last
maharaje Pataliji. Use to ie sta
10 stotisoce.
Morris. Xxi ina V Chicagi svoje
klavnicc. V katerih so delavci sra
motno nizko placani. nj hotel we
ii nobenega svojih delavcev seboi
ma potovanje. dasi jih je wee tisoc
brez della in hi ga marsikateri IL
med njih prav rad spremljal.
Norris niece stran milione. kate
re so mu delavci nakupicili, a de-
lavci pa niti vsakdanjega kruha
nimajo.
Kako vam ugaja Ia delitev?
Kapitalisticni politicni govorni-
XII izvrSuiejo dve deli oh eneme ::
el1.,,lr,o,o -, 1oya,o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-14
PREISKAVA TITANIC-OVE
KATASTROFE KONCANA.

New FORK. - Scnatnl kOmlte.
ki je vodil preiskavo grozne NOR
skc katastrofe. ie koncal zasliSe-
vanjc potrebnih pric in izveden-
ccv. Porocilo tc prciskave bo Slo-
nclo na dejstvih. XII oSvitljujejo
brczbrimoSt in Slabo varnost. ka-
teri so bill zrocem nesrecni potni-
Xxi ma Titanic-u NajvaznejSe toe
kc tcga poroGila so:
Titanic je bill obveSGen lede-
nikih ma morju od rugih parni-
nikov.
Titanic nj zmaniSal svoie nitro
Sii. daSi ic vozil ollrog - mill ma
mo.
kapitan Smith nj bill ma powell
mSkem moSticu, ampak pri obedu
Y Svoii kabini.
Cuvaj iamborjevem gnczdu
M incl potrebnega dalnogleda.
PreiSkava nj dobila nobcnega
dokaza. da so bila vrata. Xxi vo-
dlJo IL cncga varnoStncga preda-
la V druzcga. zaprta.
Ravno tako nj nikakega doka-
IA zato, da 50 bile reSilnc i'm var.
noStne priprave nadzorovane V
Southampton. predno ic Titanic
Odplul.
Ma Titanicu ic bilo rcSilnih col,
nov samo IA emo tretiino potni-
kov.
Poleg teh glavnih medostatkov
le Sc dosti druzih manjSih. ki so
pripomOgli katastrofi do take vi
sine.
lsto porocilo Sc peGa nekate-
rimi nasveti glede izboliSania
Skandaloznih razmer. Xxi vladaio
ma parnikih.
Idruzene drzave Siccr nemorc-
10 nadzorovati parnikov. ki Sc
gradiJo izven niih. lima pa pravi-
co zabraniti odplovitev il ameri-
SIKH priStaniSG parnikom. Xxi MISC
zadostno preskrbljeni varnost-
mimi napravami. Predvsem mora
bltl ma vsakem parniku dovolj re-
SINH colnov "a vse potnike. Veil
ko vaznost Sc pOlaga tudi ma spo-
polntcv brezziGnega brzoiava in
Slccr ma ia nacin. da bO vladala
nekaka enotnoSt V poSlovanju br
zoJava. Ker pa Sc vrSi meScca iu-
lila mednarodni kongres izveden-
cev V brezziGnem brzoiavu. scnat-
nj odsek priporoGa. da mai Sc Ia
kongres peca in resi- to vpraSan-
je.
Prcdno ie bila prciskava "a
klIucena. je bill zasliSan tudi in
Ienir ma Titanicu II. C. Cham
bers, Xxi je izpovedal pod prisego.
da vrata. Xxi loGijo eden del ladiie
cd drugega. MISC bila zaprta in
da mornarii MISC bill pouGeni o
oprrlranju tozadevnih priprav.
Dale je ruski potnik tretiega
razreda Berk Pickard izpovedal.
da so bila vrata IL medkrovia "a
klenJena. Eden izmed potnikov
Je vrata razbil. nakar pa ga ie
eden izmcd uradnikov vrgcl ma
zaJ po stopnicah. Po njegovi IL
povcdbi so bill prizori V medkrov-
III tako grozni. da jih nj mogoGc
popisati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-14
KOnvenciia sOcialiStic-
ne Stranke.

ihhldiidp pOllS. l.. uidJd' va cAo
in sto tiSoce ameriSkih delaVcev
ST. L zivim zanimanjem ozira ma
naSe mesto, kjer sc pricenja kOn-
vencija Socialisticne Stranke. O.
krog 300 MOI brojeGa delcgacija,
lastopajoca mad 10000 mesecnc
priStojbine plaGujocih Socialistov
ST. je zbrala X najvazncjSemu delu
v zgodovini ameriSkega socializ-
ma pod kojega zaStavo Sc zbira
ameriSki prolctariat bojne VIZ
ste. da tako pripravljen in sposo-
bljen izvrSi velevazno nalogo. ka-
tero mu je nalolila zgodovina clo-
veStva, in to elm hitrcje.
Te vzviSene naloge do cloveSke
dl'ulbe ST. naSa delegacija zaveda
Y polni meri. kakor marljivc
mravlje Svojem gnezdu ST .ie To-
lila tega epohalnega della edna Y
delu. edna Y Stremlienju in edna
Y koncnem cilju: ReSitrv cloveSke
drZbe IL krempliev izkoriSGcval-
cev cloveSke enrrgijc.
kakor ie IzvrSevalni odbor'
vtcraj pri Svoji sell dolocil. Sc no
vrSilo glasovanje IA predScdniikc-
"a in podprcdsedni;kega kandida-
Ia prihodnii petek Upaio. da kon-
venciia temu redu ne bo naSpro-
tovala. kcr 81 il ne gre IA malen-
koSti. ampak "a rc>no in trezno
delo.
ISti izvrScvalni odbor ie dovolil,
da Sc izplaGa IL strankine blagaj-
ne Chicago Daily Socialism
$1,000 podporc sedanjem boju
proti caSniSkcmu trustu. in da Sc
izplaea organizaciji IA svobodo
govora Y St Diego. Cal. 25O do
larjeV podpore.
Neanglesko govoretr organiza-
ciJe soc. Stranki bodo po med
Sebojnem Sporazumu ma konven-
ciji zahtevalc. da dobc 500 po-
puSta Y pristoibinah. da bodo ma
Ia nacin dobile dovolj srcdStev IA
Spopolnitev i'll razSirjenic delokro-
ga. Druga zahteva. XII jo stavijo
t. sekcije. je. ia bodo imeli dele
gatje tujegovorccih srkcij iste
pravice kakor istih angleSkih So
drugov. Jugoslovansko sekcijo ma
tel konvenciji zastopa sodrug in
tajnik naSe zveze Frank PetriG.
To .ie prvi slucaj. da so .IugoSlova-
hi zastopani ma narodni konvenci-
il soc. stranke Ameriki.
kollk Strah i'll neStrpno sovraSt-
vo imajo kapitalisticne oblaSti
pred socalizmom ie pokazalo DEF
stvO. da sta zupan Shank in poll
cijski naGelnik Hyland izdala IL
kaz. da socialist ne Smejo nositi
nikakih rdecih zastav pri mantle
Stacijskem obhodu. katcrcga pri-
rede tukajSnji socialist daneS
zvecer. Delegat V. l.. Berger ka-
kor drugi. kar najostreje obsoia
ia ukaz in pravi, da obzaluie, kcr
nina casa. da hi obiSkal omenje-
ma oblaStvenika ter iima povcdal.
kako so socialist svojo rdeGo "a
Stavo vladali nailepSem rcdu V
Milwaukee. ki jc dvakrat vecje
meSto kot indianapolis. Mayor
Shank SO namrec boji. da hi ride
Ga zaStava provzroGila ncmire.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-14
OderuStvO poSOievalnih
agentOv.


usmilleno je ameriSko delavstvo
izkoriscevano OBJ vsaki priliki, ka-
zejo oderuSki sluGaji, katerimi
ina opraviti tukajSnii distriktni
pravdnik Winfred c. Zabel.
Pred nekaj meseci smo poroca-
Ii, da iei Sti label najodlocncjSe
preganjal posojevalnega oderuha
Murphy-a. ki 81 je nakopicil mill
one TEN, da je posojeval denar
Y qptrehi Sc nahajajocim reve-
zem ma protipoStavno visoke OBJ
rest. Murphy je bill obsojen ma
tri mesece della V priSilni delav-
nici. Hotel Sc je odkupiti, "a sodi-
see odkupnine hi sprejelo.
Ia tenn Slucajem ie bilo priiav-
ljenih Sc lepo Stevilo druzih. V
katerih segajo bresti cd 25-6Ofe
in Sc viSje TIE oderuSke kreature
so preganjale svoje zrtvc brez IL
Smiljenja. Dosti druiin in posa-
meznih ekSitenc je bilo unicenih
ma Ia nacin. lzpovedbe nekaterih
zrtev morajo pretresti vSakogar.
Iato pa je diStriktni pravdnik
napOvedal brczobziren boz takim
ipijavkam cloveSke krvi. Do sedai
lc bilO ze lepo Stevilo teh Oderu-
skin agentov kaznovanih. Ia od-
locen nastop socialiStiGnega urad-
Iika ze rodi uspehe. Nj ga skoro
dine, da hi ne falirala cna ali dru-
ga TAXA oderuSka firma. kolik
Strah imajo milwauSki oderuhi
pred zasluzeno kaznijo. prica pi-
Smo, XII ga je poslala PoSeljska
lposOjilnica svojim 1900 dolzni-
kom. To piSmo Sc glaSi:
Ma podlagi zahteyc i'm nasvcta
diStriktnega pravdnika ". G. Ia
bella vam poSiljamo ta list ter
VAN naznanjamo. da Smo ma va
Sem dolznem pismu znizali obre-
Stno nero MA ZakOnito stOpinjo
In 10 ncozlrajc Sc ma prvOtno po-
godbo. ma katero Nam je bill de-
mar poSojen. To naznanilo VAN
POSI- iamo, ker smo voljni podvre-
ci Sc zakonSkim dolocbam te dr.
zave. kakor zahteva diStriktni
pravdnik. Oh cnem zelimo zaklju-
Giti svoie racunc kakor nitro mo-
gote. zato Sc oglaSitc naSem IL
radu kakor nitro mogoce. da
uravnamo zadevo.
Ako niste sami zmozni doloGiti
pravilno Svoto. Sc obrnitc ma urad
omenjenga pravdnika in mi bo-
mo viSino dolga. katerega bo Ia
urad dolocil, pripoznali kot po-
StavnO.
To pismo govori dovolj iasno.
Torej samo ena TAXA posojilnica
ie imela V krempljih 1900 ljudij.
cd katerlh so vSi ali delavci ali
Slabo placani uradniki. Ma podla-
gi tega je razvidno. kako bujno
je cvetelO to oderuStvo tenn me
stu; IA kar Sc pa republikanski
in demokratski prcdniii pravdni-
ka Iabcla niso zmcnili. pa kako
tudi. ko so hill pa sami soudelezni
pri takih oderrStvih.
Te vrste OderuStvo pa nj samo
V Milwaukee upcliano. ampak
buino cvete po vsej Amcriki. To
da drugjc iavnost niG ne I'VE o
tenn Skandaloznem izkoriSGevan-
lu. ker so blasti gluhc in slcpc IN
vSe take grehe kapitalisticnc dru-
zbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-14
Nov atentat ma OSebnO
SVObOdO.

Seattle. Wash, H. maja. Veil
ko pozornOst vzbuja razsodba tu-
kaEniega zvezinega sodiSca, kl
razyeljavlja drzavlJanske papir-
ie naturaliziranega drzavlJana
Leonard OlsSon-a, ker Sc je iSti IL
rail da je socialist in da kot tax
propagira radikalne Spremembe v
ameriSki konStituciji.
Ako bo vrhovno zvezino SodiSce
TO razsodbo sodnika Cornelija
Hanforda potrdilo, bodo vSi onl
naturalizirani driavljani. Xxi so hi
Ii oh easu. ko SO jemah drzavljan-
ske papirje. mnenja, da je treba
spremembe konStituciji Idruze-
nih drzav. Nekateri advokati so
cello mnenja da ma podlagi te raz-
sodbe zgubi vsak tujerodni drzav-
Ian drzavljanSko pravico. ako
propagira imciativo odpoklic in
sploSno glaSovanje.
To razsodbo utemeljuje tenn.
ia smatrajo za krivo prisego tiSto
) slovesno bljubo, kateri naturali-
ziran drzavljan obljubi spoStovati
in varovati konstituciio u. DR.. To
je prvi slucaj ia je drzavljan zgu-
bill drzavljanstvo zaradi politicne-
ga prepriGanja; obenem Sc pa ia
slueaj smatra "a direkten in krut
napad ma Socializem.
Olson ie dobil drugi drzavlian-
ski papir 10 januariia 1910. Y
Pierce county. Washington. Pro
ces zoper NIGGA je zacel diStriktni
pravdnik ma podlagi poziva neka-
terih kapitalistiGnih politikov.
Tia infamna razSodba Sc glasi: ::
"0lsson ie izjavil. ia jasno razu
meva konstitucijo in zato je moral
vediti. da en- ellen iSte govori. da
je prcpovrdano komu vZeti ziV-
ljenje. svObodo ali lastnino hrez
potrebnega Sodniskega postopan-
ia. Ma podlagi principov stranke.
kateri on pripada. pa ie jasno, da
hoees tranka odpraviti pravico do
privatnc lastnine Y tel dezeh.
Razsodba Sc dalje peta 5 socia-
listicnimi nauki o prchodu kapi-
talisticne druzbe Socialisticno.
Ma TEN meStu Sc je pokazalo ne
poznanie socializma od stram So
diSca. ker Sc isto poStavlia na sta
lsee. da hoGejo socialist silo
vzeti kapitalistom njih lastnino :;
kar pa. kakOr ZnanO. nikakor nj
res. Polcg tega vsebuje razsodba
SEQ bilo drugih nepravilnosti o So
cializmu in Sc konca tako-le: "On
(Olsson) nj incl namena pripo-
znati konstitucije Zdruzenih dr.
$zav, niti jo podpirati in braniti
prot sovraznikom in njegovo ma
zlranje ne more pospeSevati mlru
in blagostanja ljudstva. Njegovo
strmljenje ina namen roditi neso-
glasie XII Sc bo konGalo V sploSni
zmesnjavi'
Sodniku Hanfordu hi Svetovali
maj nekoliko prcStudira. kako ka-
pitalisti dan Ia dnem krSijo kon-
stitucijo. ker svojo brezbriznost-
jo in samopaSnostjo oropajO ma IL
socc in tisoGe delavcev vsega: ziv-
ljenja. svObode in imetja. Najbr-
re Sc isti sodnik boil odpoklica, Xxi
daje moe ljudStvu. da bo isto vsa-
kega takega vrocega zagovornika
sedanje krivicne kapitalisticne
druzbe kakor .ie Sodnik HanfOrd
poslalo V zasluzcn pokoj brez pen
zije.
Ker pOmem la krivicna razsod-
ba najboli barbarski atentat ma
osebno svobodo in ker je ista maj
pOdlejsa zalitev SOcialisticnega
prepricanja. bodo socialist napcli
vse strune. da bo vrhovno sodiSce
to krivicno in po kapitalistih di-
ktlrano razsodbo razvcljavilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-14

Trust "a icklo in trust "a far
marSke strojc podpirata Roosevelt
ia. Bankirji dclujejo "a Tafta.
Ielezniski magnat Hill plaGuie "a
Champ Clarka. Ali bo potem Roo
sevelt kot predsednik mogel biti
neodvisenf In Taft? In Clark?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-14

Kapitalisticni politicni govorni-
XII izvrsujejo dve deli oh eneme {:
obljubujejo in lazejo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
CARGO OF ICE ARRIVES.
Vessel From Maine Docks at an
Alexandria Wharf.

The first cargo of Maine ice to come up
the Potomac this year arrived at Alex
andria last night aboard the schooner
Maria o. Freel, Capt Davis, from North
Boothbay, Me-. and the vessel is berthed
at the wharf of the Mutual Ice Company
to unload. The ice is to be used in filling
the tanks of the refrigerator cars going
from the southern farms with spring
fruits and vegetables for the markets at
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
During the spring and summer months
many thousand tons of ice are used at
Alexandria in reicing the fruit and vege-
table carrying cars. special plant hay-
ing been constructed in the Potomac
yards for this work 1t is stated that ten
or more cargoes OF ice from Maine will
be brought to Alexandra in the next four
months to be used for car refrigerating
purposes.
The four-masted schooner John Twohy.
with about 1.SO0 tons OF ice aboard. has
been chartered to bring the next cargo to
Alexandria. and II is probable that the
Teel will go back to Maine for another
load.
The unloading of the 1000 tons of ice
aboard the Teel was begun this morning.
1t is stated that no ice will be brought
to Washington this year from Maine but
should a shortage arise the Susquehanna
river icehouses will be drawn upon to
supply the deficiency and barges will
bring 1t here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
Fine Concert of Motel Choir.

That the Motel Choir, under the direc-
ton of Otto Torney Simon, is an insti-
tuition Of which the real music lovers Of
Washington seem justly proud was
demonstrated yesterday afternoon at its
concert at the Columbia Theater. when
with 100 mixed voices. it rendered a pro-
gram of beautiful classical numbers in
manner that called forth the warmest
commentator. This organization has de-
voted itself to higher ideals in music, and
its aim seems to be reflected in the indi-
vidual work Of each of it's members. This
fact was quite evident in the solo and
choral work of the choir at yesterdays
concert.
The program opened with Coieridge-
Taylor's exquisite "Hiawatha," which has
been frequently sung in Washington by
other organizations The manner of it's
rendition by the Motel Choir served to
illustrate perhaps as we'll as anything
sung by the organization it's character
istic methods and aim. The Rublnstein
choruses from The Tower of Babel
were delightfully."- sung. the sympathetic
Interpretation and artistic shading being
especially marked. The best number,
perhaps. il its segregation be necessary
at all, was Max Bruch's cantata Fair
Ellen" which served to display to ad-
vantage the high soprano voice of Mrs.
Archer Haycock, and the baritone OF
John Waters. Conductor Simon's con-
troll of his singers is always a feature
of their concerts, and the accompani-
ments of Mrs. Simon materially contrib.
ute to the artistic success achieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
KNIGHTS PLAN INVASION.
Thousands Will Attend Columbus
Memorial dwelling Here in June.

According to reports received at the ma
tlonal headquarters of the commissioner
for the knights of Columbus, in the
Woodward building, thousands Of knights
Will visit Washington for the unwilling
of the Columbus memorial June 6
Pittsburgh reports that delegation of
800 will come from there. and the dele
cation will have its headquarters at the
New Raleigh. A special train from Scran-
ton will bring delegation of $50 and a
band from the city. while Oliphant, Pa.
sends word to national heaquarters that
it's delegation will be 200. Cincinnati wrote
yesterday inquiring for hotel accommodate
tions for party of at least 10, and AL
bany. n. Y, will be represented by $50.
Hotel accommodations have been ar
ranged for at the Metropolitan, Grand.
Gordon and New Varnum for the New
England contingent. the parties being
large enough to require the combined ca
pacity of the hotels mentioned. New Ha-
ven, Conn. Council No. 1. the parent
council Of the organization, will send 100.
accompanied by thirty-five women, while
letter from Elizabeth, n. J., SAYS the
same number of women will be with tina
city's representation OF fifty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
POINTS WAY TO STUDENTS
DR.. CIaxton Gives Key to Sue
cess at Normal
School.

DR.. Philander p Claxton. United States
commissioner Of education, taking as his
subject. 1.-The Qualifications of a Teach
er, yesterday afternoon addressed the
colored students of Normal School No ..
and gave them some sound advice on car
rying out their future work
Superintendent of Schools Davidson pre-
sided at the meeting and introduced DR.
CIaxton. while DR.. G. w Childes. DIR
Lucy T.. Moten, principal of the school
and other school officials were seated
upon the platform.
Dr. Claxton told the students that they
are the seed corn planted in the ground
that will bring forth either good or bad
crop. according to their efforts. The
school he said, insures DEVELOPMENT TO
those of the next generation and in this
manner the teachers Of the country are
the seed corn of democratic institutions.
lie named number of requirements
that person must have to become a sue
cesSful teacher, a positive and not a
negative character: intellectual honesty:
culture to be wide read: knowledge of
music, must be artistic; a love of nature:
knowledge of subject itself: to know the
pupils they teach. and to keep abreast of
the times. These requirements. he de-
clared. are requisite. and unless a teacher
has combined them. it would be better
If he give up teaching
In describing each qualification DIR
ClaXton gave many illustrations of great
benefit to the students. who made notes
on his address.
There was a short musical program bv
pupils OF the school, and Felix Weir gave
an excellent violin SOLO Miss Lillian
Lott played the Spinning Song on the
piano. and the exercises closed with The
singing of True Freedom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
PICTURES OF MINE WORKING,
Saturday Morning Free Lecture for
School Children.

Accidents in Mines and How Many of
Them May Be Avoided is the subject for
the illustrated lecture to be given Sat
urday morning, at the Pastime Theater.
All PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest. at II
O'Clock. Many slides and the necessary
information have been furnished E. p.
Cowell by the bureau Of mines so as to
make the lecture interesting and at the
same time exact. All the latest appliances
for increasing the safety of the workers
and those for rescue work will be shown
on the screen and carefully explained.
The management of the Pastime have
arranged to show some film story which
will exhibit the work in an underground
mine, preferably coal mine, as there
have been produced recently several very
good motion pictures giving an accurate
representation of this work
The management generally arraHges TO
have these educational exhibitions for
school children END with a moving picture
depicting some event in the history of our
country.
Admission is free 10 school children,
their instructors and their guardians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
MEETING OF SPIRITUALISTS.
Will Commemorate 64th Anniver.
sary of Fox Sisters Demonstration.

Washington spiritualiSts will hold COM
memorative services next Sunday after
noon and night. in the main hall of the
Pythian Temple. 9th street northwest
that date. March 81. being the anniver-
sary of modern spiritualism. March 81,
sixty-four years ago. the Fox sisters. at
Rochester. y. Y, attracted attention
through what later became known as the
Rochester rappings."
Next Sundays meetings will be address
ed by DIR. George b. Warne of Chicag go
national president of the spiritualist or
ganiZation. Charles r. Schrm of Balti-
more. national vice president. and Mrs.
Zaida b. Hates of Washington wife of
the national secretary, George W. Hates
number of local mediums will also take
part in the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
TOAST THEIR ALMA MATER.
Alumni of University Of North Caro-
lima Dine at Shoreham.

Alma mater was toasted and glorified
by loyal alumni of the University OF
North Carolina at the annual dinner of
the Washington Alumni Association last
night at the Shoreham Hotel
Representatives r y. Page John III
Small. Charles NJ. Stedman, John M
Faison, Hannibal L. Goodwin and Edwin
Yates Webb of the Old North state dele
cation in Congress. and graduates of the
tar heel educational institution, were
present anG talked. j. y. Holmes of the
bureau of mines was POSTMASTER
Others at table We're DR.. j. H. London
g. +. Leonard. Charles II. Keel, j. B.
Coward. DR. w III. Atkinson, j. c. VIII
Iams. n. c. Rothrock. III. H. Bennett, j
j. Skinner. J. w. Turrentine, d. NJ
Swink. =. r. Anderson, j. p Cox. c. w
Hassell. Thomas Ruffin, E. j. w. Towers
III L. Ritch. DIR. r. o. E. Davis. e. F.
Hartley. DIR. j. A. Holmes. Peter Wilson
r +. Milburn. Mr.. Hendricks, DIR. F. P.
Nenable, DIR. ]. III. Pratt and Dr. Charles
Stiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
DISTRICT CURFEW LAW
TO Be STRONGLY URGED
Support of All Citizens Asso-
Citations Will Be Sought
by Committee.

At meeting in the rooms of the w.
G. I. L. last night. with Mrs Margaret
Dye Ellis, legislation superintendent of
the National w. c. T. l.. presiding the
committee of 100 of the curfew civic
committee decided to ask for the intro
ductlon during the present session of
Congress of a bill for curfew law for
the District. and to urge the passage of
the measure before Congress adjourns.
The bill which has been drawn by the
committee of 100 provides that no child
under the age of sixteen years shall be-
loiter or remain on the streets after 8
O'Clock at night from April 1 to Septem-
Der 30. inclusive. or after pm from
October l to March 81. inclusive, unless
such child is accompanied by parent,
guardian or some adult person author
lied by the parent Or guardian, or on an
errand authorized by parent or guardian.
Endorsements Desired,
Inc Dill would make it unlawful for
parents or guardians in charge of chill
oren under sixteen years of age to permit
children to remain on the streets during
the prohibited hours unless on a definite
errand of necessity.
NHiuIeH violating the provisions of the
act, after parents or qua rdiaDs have hen
twice notified. shall be deemed delinquent
ana the Juvenile Court is given jurisdic-
ton over offenders, both children and
adults.
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis. Mrs. Marie
graves Bonham, DR.. Starr Parsons. DR.
H. D. Harris of the District child labor
committee F. nj. Bradley, A. r shoe
maker and Rev. Zed H. Copp spoke in
favor OF the measure. and letter from
Supt. Davidson Of the public schools was
read In which the measure was cordially
advocated
resolution was adopted providing for
the appointment Of a committee which
Will present the bill to every citizens as
ISOLATION in the District and to other
civic organizations as well, urging the
members of such associations to give the
measure their support. The committee
appointed is composed of Mrs. Dyer
chairman; Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton,
Mrs. Marie Graves Bonham. DIR. Starr
Parsons and Mrs. Merwin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-28
IS "DR. WILEY OF EUROPE"
Prof. Max Rubner of Berlin Will
Speak in Washington

Prof Max Rubner of Berlin. spoken Of
as the DIR. Wiley of Europe is to be
one Of the most noted men at the fifteenth
International Congress on Hygiene and
Demography. to be held in Washington
under the auspices of the United States
government September 1928 DR.. John 5.
Fulton. secretary general of the congress,
has received Prof. Runners acceptance to
make one of the principal general ad-
dresses and to read two papers before one
of the nine sections into which thte con-
gress will be divided.
Prof. Rubner is regarded by officers of
the congress as probably the foremost au-
thOrity in the world on the values Of foods
He is the successor to Prof. Robert Koch
of tuberculosis fame. as director of the
Hygtenic Institute in Berlin.